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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11
Congress-.

The Rebel Democracy Of Arkansas are band
ing together to prevent the arrest W 'no
State militia, of tho asSasslns whose scores Vi
murders during the month of November
spread reign of terror throughout that State
Gen. Upham. in charge of the militia, threat,
ems. if attacked, to shoot all his prisoners ana
burn the town. We would have felt more
confidence that he would fight well if he had
not threatened cruelty. Cruel men arc seldom
hrav
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Address. THE TRIBUNE. Esw-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

Farragut. and Porter and if these four Offices
are to be regarded as belonging to the ordinary
grades, and to be won by ordinary PROMOTION
we shall be compelled TO ihvvnr 5 5alne aa5w ones
in their stead for special and distinguished scrv'
ices. Natures rarest flowers bloom once IN
century. Let the peoples highest favors DO
bestowed as seldom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

A test case has been submitted to Judge In
graham, and will be carried to the Court of
last resort, to obtain decision whether col
ored man has the constitutional right to vote
in the State Of NewYork, independent of his
possessing freehold of $3.50, as required by
efafufA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

We trust Congress will pass some bill like
that Of Mr.. Drake to hold the grades of Gen.
eral and Lieutenant General, Admiral and Vice.
Admiral, in allegiance after vacation by their
present occupants We should have some rank
90 hold In reserve for the special reward of
sesh signal services as those Of Grant, sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

letter from Mr.. +. G.. Squer, puons"eu
this morning in another part OF our p'poi,
points out how a great saving can oe encc'eu
in our diplomatic expenses, with decided au'
vantage, as we should judge, to the country:
We commend the matter to the attention Vi
COnOreEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

The eruption Of Mount Etna, in Sicily, has
broken out again with increased violence, and
sand from the crater fell in the streets Of
messina. a distance of fifty miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

ITThs Political Situation. Retrenchment in
Courts, and The Money Market may be found on
the second page The Markets and Shipping In
feIli1eHce on the third New Publications on the
mix and RcaL Estate on Tie sereRM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

Mr. G. G. Coffin of The Boston journal ms
-, ., w al ,on two years trip around the worn.
lis Jcnrsl have Sssn snies ia BOOK form
NJ. os,,a him during the entire Iouruh
aud both hsSS Iasc etceisnt health during 'o'' w
ses1a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

The Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society, or
raaired by Benjamin Franklin, was addressed
yesterday by Wendell Phillips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11

We shall not quarrel with the Senate for
retaining Mr. Henderson as Chairman Of the
Committee on Indian Affairs. At the same
time. Mr.. HendersOn's being Chairman OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11
Eusiniss Hottts.

TuE LUcUs HART MANUFACTURING Co, NO.
Banssp JOhust offer their fDs stock Of
w.xs a, very Low prices until the LIST Of January A.,
rr sets Urn Ice Ptcber Casters Staple and Faney A
.es n, great variety. for HOLIDAY PRESzrTS
olie StsdW Rreli u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
INHUMANITY OF THE POLICE.


SIR: feel it my duty to make complaint
to the public through you, Of the nhumanity Of some Of
the members of the police force aware that this
subject brought before public attention very frequent
y and hope not without good results This afternoon
was asacted 10 the Of West and Beachsts. by
a crowd Upon arriving there found man, Deastly
drunk lying upon the sidewalk. Two policemen, who
were there were trying 10 get him on his feet but not
being successful OF them commenced kicking BIN IN
the back spine for the purpose Of arousing him.
presume Not succeeding any better IN this he pro,
ceeded TO pull the mans ears IN the most prnta
manner witnessed. 10 was so very painful tina,
the man. although almost insensible absolutely sereanee
and cried like baby This operation he continued Win
no better getting him on his Feet until no
was apparently tired out when he threw his victim down
In position conducive 70 suhocatioD. person III the
crowd hereup0n demonstrated with the policeman Snose
number Is Is73 II not mistakenly but, as expected
he received only impudence for his trouble tlhay.
finding that IL was utterly Impossible 70 make the man
stand they took him away in cart Policemen nave no
right TO uflct any punishment whatever; their duty rs
SOLELY and simply make arrests, aud they should Do
sumnary punished IL they take upon Themselves any
other prerogative would have understood that am
NOT an enemy of the Metropolitan Police force but on
the contrary firm supporter OF H. believing II 10 be the
most efficient institution Of the kind that We have ever
had. . - 'ISA|N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
MEXICAN BONDS IN LONDON.
AN NJ O.

communication:
No 2 CONTRADICTORY June 20, 1863
The Secretary OF the Mexican BondhOlders COMMITTEES
begs to transmit copy OF dispatch received today from
Mexico and, further say that IL accompanied by
q private from SeiiOr Romero, in which hts Excel
ency while stating that he has lost no time IN replying
tee adds that owing TO his prOxmate visit 10 the United
States where be going leave OF absence, 1t would
not he possible him the bondhoders agent
until his return to Mexico in the latter part OF July
Ihave received the communication which you have
been pleased 10 address under date OF the 18TH on
bonds in London have appointed permanent COMMITTEES
Entrusted 10 watch their interests and authorized to ne
gOtate the manner OF arranging their business with the
Government OF Mexico; and you conclude by informing
tiaOns with the Government OF the Republic either In
England, through duly accredited agent from the Min
lister OF Finance or In this capital through delegate
whom the said Committee prepared 20 send out The
OF the Republic has declared several 40
casons that they have the best disposition to pay all le
Ultimate debts and in fact, have since their return 70
my belief that with the consolidation or peace, the re-
newal OF confidence and the development OF the natural
OF the country the revenues OF the latter VIII %
secured that before many years they Will be II posi-
ton To meet all the legitimate debts. ,
Although the debt contracted IN London belongs 10 na
category and the Government acknowledge II In prnc
conversion OF the debt with the Macmillan who
had the right 10 pledge the nation and In tins man
ner lent him their assistance and cooperation placed IL IN
difficult position, which can only he arranged by means
granted that the committee appointed by the holders OF
the bonds IL prepared 20 send agent 70 this city en-
powered negotiate the settlement OF their aras with
the Government OF the Republic, ehal limit myself az
present inform you that the agent OF the COMMITTEES
will be received by this Administration, and that every
thing will be done In order 20 bring about mutually
satisfactory arrangement. am, &c, NJ. ROMERO.
To the secretary Of the Permanent Committee Of MexL
can BOndhOlders in Tendon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
sArrnnArs WEATHER nv
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK


CLEARED.
stsamships-SaIoua o. Ger Ke Hamburs tnacola, hls'
wood Portland ktua DR. BndEeman LhVoo' VA H-A f'AA
she,-SsIpr.s Rsnlst, Hong Kong Msv Riggs Lowell San
Francisco. Magdaene u o., Hcnke, feho1nsAh . 80
Nyldeo via 81 Mars (eo Hord Cap fNor Woo'eu Grand Bay
lC,psdal; sostrene (K0rl FoyB Mnmeh g. r. Fe ~ ~ fnH
kotteriam Eureka HOLLOWAY Autsp "a HI tD MaIs'on Con
IB5ttsssYSsie Gnn wallace savens &C. Susan Br Crow,
Windsor Fatum Eorl Aniaeu, Rotenm ~ hoits bl ,iase
Windsor Belle (Brl Ill., HambuTg southern fos' b. Bi'"n oL
John b. Victoria Ursaa (DEj LsnO Go" bay KUN 'bhl huf'
pbooSsrs,BoA (Br) Hickey st. Stephens Hebs saiog,
piEs Me Isetta Eston salem, Henri Clay stratton Boston
Iady BanneaH (BL Roberts Abaeoai Lon lDi Oeuls'
sor N s. PSnd0me Davis, Chaelsoni ADsi' 4hO~'' Rss
Charleston
ARRIVED.
july 49, Ion u 81 passed chip Ha'e'' queen RON Liverpool
sin Florence Rogers Rogers. YewOre,u days lumber and
Bafk Lucy A. Hckel II days sugar neu company
with brgs Lydia Cee for EesYor ,nd Byerias loaia hoHh
But LYDIA H. Cole, kagua 10 days. sugar ana h'Aes
H,ig Hattie Grant Caib,rien nj days molasseA
sclf. HATtstene, Hon, Havre % days, mdsr
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoHTRyss MONROE JAY 3PAsed up for Baltimore bsrA Nsm
car from Bangor Passed ship JohAnns "nIihA ir bmsA
os o6S jay steamship Yeptuns from NevYoE 'h'
Golden Rule from LherPool; sch NJ J. Moore from Su'AsoA
FtTHEK PoST Juy l3Paei in today Steamship Aaa'Hah' oI
Quebec - ors
oryHysTOwy July l3TLs steamship LV OF Warrington non
EesYoh June 90 ariVedat this port yeseTeay. a., - -
AHPrOy July lJTh steamship ClIoDi ron hssA0IA 'uy
arrived this port al q 30 this morning - ~ - " III.
july ij--lle steamship Nep'A9A'' 49, -'' wy
TnospGREY July IoThe steamship Peruvian from osebse July
4 arrived heret to-day on the 20 Liverpool
The steamship Ariel Of Ringer Bo. American Inc asdst Coss
satt sse o'clock and before reported she sailed
IssIu rom Bremen llth inst with 200 pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS

GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS
Building is brisk in Sedalia, Mo-
Good farms in Virginia are selling Tor about
ESQ an .l
Fine land near Gosport, Iowa, was recently
cold for $50 an acre
Admiral Farragut owns a handsome property
Of Vallejo California the terminus OF tle Neh'I" co
a. tf.oad winch will make him a millionaire
niece of real estate in Midway, KY sold
- Years ago for $500 and year ago for $1,000 was dis
,oosed of last week for 5000.
The GAINESVILLE, Ohio, bridge companies trans
Serred 60 the county yesterday the title deeds for the
ronerty and franchise of the Putnam bridge, ana the
korth-West wing OF the Muskngum and Licking bridge
and will receive in payment therefor county per cent
6onds issued under authority Of law passed by the
Legislature last Winter.
The South, now fast becoming recOnstTucted
offers many inducements settlers, and only needs
Northern enterprise TO make il the garden Of the western
World Many of the old planters embarrassed by thelr
heavy losses in the late war, willing 20 sell at
greatly reduced prices while in few years, farms IN the
south must command high rates at least as before
the Rebellion We would direct attention to an adver
tisement OF a desirable farm IN Virginia, printed III
another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
THE MARKETS.
fCarehliy reported iof THA IHR0H. 81. -.

fCarsAliy reported ioT THA TRnUIE . 800.
M0NDAT July - 1853
AsuTsTbe market steady for Pots 81 aas3 81 Pearls are
nominal ,.,.t- a.. 1911 ..,o. 81 oro,,,l,r.
1 r is,t bat e a moderately active and Without
being pretty Deral sales OF lO1 udes u
ealpg G0 V sp!ule AID 200 . specgletors We quotes
S'1''Ne - Up. & Fla. Mobile \. Orerla Teias
9 96ap, ~ dl9i pldgi 2gfdW 29ldNt
- NJiise..,,..... 30idn 30id3t 81 d3ll 3l63i
Hi9ting ...'.....,.... " d5lf 3ltd3A R.0J Ht03ji
coEFFR-he market AL COFFEE continues STEADY and Uniform
Int IN other STYLES are greatly neglected a almost entirely noMLa
W. IVY. ~ - gi3 bsgs Rio er Slepusr on private terms
~ va more desire 10 sell prices Of most grades are lo@
Is - orr e1treue quotations i1r "a Louis now apply 70 neH
S, ~. dsoosi hold on The sales are 700 bills AZ 80 5g
Yfs r supene statei 81 lO0s5 w for Extra do $40 % W
a. Fsb.1 d 70 lOds3 81 for the low grades OF Western
BItra 80 6l9sl6 for g9oa TO choice Sgas Wsess *
sbi,i,s Obiot 80 6OdSlj Is f0r Trade aud Family DO
Iah sI as for Amber Winter Wheat Extra lnisnA and
Hgep aaAI3 KTtra aud Double brtra White Wheat 10
A. asa for s. Louis htrasthe a'eT rate ior new
ysspi brand called Cream M California Flour easier and closes
w., dull .as, Of 400 bags at 80 lQasl 80 souitep Flour
80, nnsbe aud l. lower sales OF $50 bbs AZ D 299Sy % oF
10 good Extra Baltimore 80 Goa slJ % oT Extra and Fam
H. scys and virginia and 90 sis for Extra Double DO aId
P,,olIv hand, MARYLAND and Deswar rye Flour ssea9y
A ~ "a, ssnspdI . 20 bh. 50H ~ 10 Corn Meal Ia
a,,,s3," uIll. and Is IS for choice Wrisr. 49,
aRAIShe 10 less active and lower prices nominal AZ le
- 49, ,ies 800 bash 80 80 for New Ambef Tennessee
a., White Californian 90 o. Tor Canadian Club In bond ana
a. s5 IN New southern Amts BareT iuic7e Barley Mat 9a
f,g.i Oa shade hmr bat close a. an improvement the ~
GO "a 600 " Western si93e store the nsse price cash to
a. al sslc aao quiet small sales Of Western al - o.
go ~ COOL quality quite hTm aad 10 good demand Tor export Nhe
the sales 40 900 bush Dsp and uu.n
a, SIolssI o. Ssu Western sitsd 81 Vsssl w. We hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALrsoRE Juv 3Coon very quiet and STEADY at l fr Mid
ding Flour doll and quiet prices unchanged Oats and
changed quiet unchanged Corn quiet ard unchanged
Rye quiet unchanged Provisions advancing Mess Pork fr at
go Rib Sides l6.c Clear sides l6ide Shoulders
Rdl8ie Hams, 2G42c Land trim a. l1i0l5e -
july 1Four dull sales 700 bblS Supeine $50
6s8 p 50d p Spring Wheat KItra Family 90 500
sil Pennsylvania and Ohio DO, sl00 III IS, Fancy S Wheat
frmer bush Pennsylvania and Ohio Red - 0d 81 f
Delaware a5 Rye ~ 90 Corn 6m sales 900 bush
Western l6d 81 IT, Oats unchanged Clover Seed SId
q 50 Flax seed a. b. 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14

O. choice 9d do a. q z store Western White 81 ia
GUNSiBS dull small making alsc in bags.
aud ~ 122fc for Cetn
oI shipping and siG II q for retail lots
HEMP dull and prices nominal at 9lc, gold for Manila and
HOPS bu steady At from l5ae for American growth
AoLAssEA continued absence Of business prevents US from giving
NAVAL SToRRs-Cne Turpentpe /. quiet Spirits are lower
aonfe Amy sve Gales Of 800 bills 4 and 100 bb New Yos AZ
We quote Common At ~ ai9s2 Strained and No s30s32
es3@ '''' "''''
Lnseed lower du 81 GA al o. for casks
and 66ls English DO du and nomaaL Fish Oils there
quote Whale At See and sperm AZ 81 s PSSs a @ are mae
se,s Lard on has ruled steady ~ih fair business at from 800
PROVISIONS We have bad aiIly active market for Pork
Iegarr are alOO bbs at $50 TOa va Is for New Mess
Beef firm and more active sales Of 200 bb q, s9d Us
$25 for Extra Mess Tierse Beef dali and nominal
s Are lower aSd au ,5 sss o. I Dor q s og Meats 1I
and sa2le for Bagged Hams Bacon moderately se and
at 2d2le Lard is Srm hut not active a7 for No. il i1sS
BGTTES@Thers Is a& feeling in the market prices show no
CHANGE the demand has beea FAR aud confined entirely to the home
State Orange County andRv Oho fine .25a27
CoI pas S M SrS 70 Slssbe
Choice a Pennsylvania, 30 y
Fancy SeeetoHs Common; ~ 5 %
Common to 100 Common Western as
CHEEsEA business dong both for export d the home trade
Factory, New state as
SKINNED .. g di04 MEDIUM. ..,........iO ala
Farm Dairy New good IL 0i3s Poor skimued..... a
PETROLEUM-Tbe market for Crude frmer Of
1000 bills bulk l7dl7lc and bbs 22lc Refined
IN bond al she 3. w.
RICHIE retail there business doing about a9Ic
for RaHgoOn, and lGidllic. for Carolina.
sUGARS-We 6nd little activity in Raw Sugars to-day but
sales only effected by giving advantage and at
decline Of IT, n market still rather heavy, fair good
Refining ldl2c sales Of $50 hhds llc for Cuba l5 for Ca
sei DemaTa and $50 boxes Havana part At lS2e Refined weak
a 49, n l6lc Harts
SEEDS-The inquiry i0Ic Tim.
oy Seed doll ~ 5OaS2 Co. Rough Flax Seed quiet but hrm
at ~ 70a - 30 per bush
TALLOWThs demand 6rmer and fairly active sales Of 10000
q llkdl2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
III HENEQUES5t A A1c iGHsS ia BUILDING LOTS

WVST ELZABKIH, hWJEt3LI. :, !
BROWN sell Al suction on pEoDai' ssN ~ ou
the pTen,es OVER EIGHT HUNDRED CITY LOIS' oAs " e'D
mencs al l2i o'clock precisely. a.j,,bs io,sIinss
Th property offered of sale In one Of e most o'iS d Ts
directly Elizabeth SaoH on le ~
s railroad and within IS minutes tide Of heN-loFs 1lV
A Unity church laIdb IN Elizabeth 10 s tlf % ~
s.b beside avodnf the Annoyance ana uAo"H0" VI
,reetesrs and onubuses, and At less expense ,.-
~ a,oTsv h spely situated In beautiful and HtgoroqI rePon
,iib nagnacent Of The surrounding con1'iy s,s,
advantages Of residence With close proximity " VAC s
center o. America With sbupda ant
fsboos ebrekes other public institutions wiz a.
paved streets vel shaded aad n IL I's.' psns -"
dvelprs .nce the good taste berah OF ~ - Al, , q,
The lofs offered ready Tor occuphoA An. ~ 1sner
once The locality where they are situated u no bn the
streets And other mpofemsnN
I 81 an al 1pd knely settled community. The IAoAa
T,s,, 80 hs station Is within minutes wax Of vac os,
lot Tie sSpeorliy ofrsa estate New jersey n 0'Ds
taTttob require erpanhtion p.,,..
10 attend the sale will be furnished With rec 1900, a. O'clock
pYopsrty on ,b train leaving The foot u OsiD'
a. N July L. 80. ...,io,.sr No 81 Broadway,
o. Of b, WOODRUFF X son, k4bl2Sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
THE TAX on TURPENTINE.

SIR: Three or four months ago Congress
took of the TAX OF ten cents gallon on spirits
tine and the country isnigged out OF an income Wien
Is very considerable The sale OF turpente mas o De
Increased here abroad by such legisatlon tocsS ~
Is proposed 20 take off the remaining ten cents "a
coal OIL This article, after paying the taA sens o
light Ia the world Why should this tax be taken on
Who engineers such outrageous no. 5 hv take OF
this taxi
Boston, July 10, 1863
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
SoarS anO GOoms.

BOARDING. 1873 East Nineteentl-st., second
brown stone Trims place "A sut u ROOMS cle
,utlr Cor geurnau ami gentleman =
Aso large Room third ioof 'front.' AID ous Hal
bedroom 20 and 4l0 hriereucca
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET-A front and
back the third stor LII 10 gentlemen without
ho,r Iuaurr 81 ~ Hast Tscnest References Repaired
BOARD Wanted for a Family on n Farm
ID the .es,hoe want Good tr, ar. rooms Foi,las
sirambo,i preferred address, with a PARTICULAR D. T.
Tribune Ohce
DOARD WANTED in an agreeable farmers
fm, from The July the lst ~ Sc or party Of
seven during cal macy more te sabbath location
healthy cool al shady tll free fom
keos week stating terms which must be moderais
EUREKA. Tribune Oaec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRoDUCE.

Per Canal, Railroads and vessels July 10
$3.50 bush Wheat 1873 81 DO Corn 1900 do. Oa $50 do Malt
3g) do 5g bb and 81 bags Flour 800 bb Corn Neal III
bales Cotton 292 bb Petroleum SIG DO Spirits TurPentne 20 do
Crude urpenne l2 DO Tar TO do Rn CTS do Pork $50 pkS
Cot Meats % do L g DO Ashes 200 do steaT3 52 DO Butter
Hops 42i7 sides Leather l3 hhd Tobacco ISL boxes and DO
l2l bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
Quri @lnrNtn's nOtItt.

srArE EEV.YoRK,
PoET.wARpEys OyYtcE, No 70 WiiLamft ,,
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance VIII VIZ
section the passed April IL 1871 sntusl a. 500
R.orssn WardenS Once Of the Port o. New oi 20 ~
in or having charge the subject natter Of lcu
sasnS.sOa Or IaTTu a Is pOva ssss w ~" under s11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
aotds

PARIS AND HOTEL DIE 1,ATucN1E
OLD NO IS, RUE sCRlBE-SOS 10 AND ~.
The mansgef the Hotel De Auact Do ealing he attention ~ the
travelling public Rue scribe tbs opfofu
TO- ,le liberal
pstrousge given H. tis etahlshmeut
POOSAIS shall continue O. deserve their confidence By Bis ut
most car and excellent mana cement VI Dc Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14

A BOOK for Country Notwithstanding"
N ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE Pnee sI' by mai H'm Inc
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
Caution Sails Of 9taI Gstat,.

CONTINUATION SALE at DUNELLEN.
- Encouraged BY the Crest Success te p SAFE e P' LAM
Imyrot sment Co ofers a. public sale - ,,,,,-p,1rNr
v. Nevnartet on The Central Railroad oi N j. II
AO1' ''' LEWIS T. WOOD AucioEesr, win sell
On WEDNESDAY, july IS, 49,. .
the grounds gJ Vamabf Joy haAte az
town OF DuneHen y nle,
80 ps4d spd are remarkable Tor the beauty Aud OF
dr., aud yetT hhd poiuet,s
Wssb1gtoB Rock celebraed Revolutionary history
distant 10 pers1us moderate seeking nome " VIC cuA''
Mace off rare attractions r,A.-.-.. -, mi
An EXTRA TRAIN viii leave New York FOOT Of lADeiIs
oet m on The dav sale returning after tbe SAFE fIte
10 limited extent be obtained at the ohce Of Ctnus y ~ %
IMPROVEMENT Co No 100 Lberyst, ths DAY previous !" we say
TENS Of sale will per cent cash on the oay o. s.s ~
[ h. IA d,v The balance can bond anf mortgage of fee
Inots u ~ uA'' VIZ O''' VA A D HOPE. General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14

The Virginians intend to celebrate the annn
rarsarv ~ the Battle OF Manassas, on the bates ~
@ h Or AZ and BAD instant On the 2ls there VIII 10
Tournament and dinner, with bal IN inc Sne aiss
The second day VIII be deyotedte pouuo@i Sps"A'-
per, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
PnILAnRLPn1A cArrLE MARKRr-IrLr u

demand prices unsettled but lower sales 60O bead at
9ldOl Peuusyvsna Western Steers sa9e for fair 10
good. and q d1ic r. H. Tor
SHEEP los er; sales O00 at 4d5ic. A. No. gross
IN at 1000 &l36 $t
ne the latter for corufed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Monday July 49, 1868.
The heat had depressing eiiecI Oh Vhe Ieai
estate market, and nothing was done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro-
pery. will fud It 10 their interest 10 advertise IN The
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and ia addition this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE viii DO found. not only in NewYork and al It's
cities and villages but IN every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
90 the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
Shat subscribers for the three editions OF The TRIB
HE Semi. Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
Inents m each disseminate among all classes. IHE
TRBUYE devotes especial attention TO the reports OF real
estate both IN the city and In part Of the state
thus adding greatly the value Of t columns as an ad
Vertsng medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per line for single
3psertep WEEKLY TRIBUNE, S. 80 per unei SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % cents per liue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14

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