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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

The Democrats have founded then
hopes Of success ca tho assumption tha'
many Sho weFo counted in the great
Republican rlsiorities Of the past iour
years would vote the Democratic ticket
a, the coming Presidential election
Their leaders have claimed that the
radical policy 81 the last Congress hn
driven many Of the strongest support
ers q the Ianeoln administration IRON
the party which placed il in power
They have boldly asserted that the FIRST
elections would show that tho new &C
quisitiona OF the Democracy in higL
places were the leaders Of great rein
iorccmenis from the rank and file OF
our party.
The attention Of The people was call
eli BY these Democratic seers TO the APP
preaching election in Vermont for proof
that the hopes Of the Democracy were
not in vain. They claimed that re
ductiou in the Republican majority Of
Vermont would show the change OF
feeling which had taken place through
out the country. The election has taker
place, and the figures show an unpar'
alleled gain in the Republican MAORI
ty Vermont has shown the feeling
which prevails throughout the country
but the indications she has given ar,
by no means pleasing to the Democra
oy.
Since the election the Democrat,
organs have discovered that Vernon
is OF no account A Democratic papei
Of Richmond informs the country thai
Vermont is SO isolated that It's people
know nothing Of what is going on il
the world around IL. and are simply pc
ltical heather. Judged by the princi
pies Of the Democratic party, land OF
churches and school houses is LAND
Of heather. Sections where the bless
ings 81 education are most extended
and the laws az morality best oh
served, are 70 the missionaries OF tn,
Democracy places 81 political darkness
Localities whore majority Of the PEG
pie cannot read or write are filed Will
enlightened Democrats, Wien the &C
ceptanco Of the doctrines Of a party i
IN proportion to the general Ignorance
Of the people, it's Intelligent and re
spectacle members should begin TO eI
anime the ground on which they stand
II ia true Vermont is somewhat iso
lated from the world, but rumors Of the
great events OF the past few years hav'
found their way among her mountains
A few OF her sons have tra-eled 10 th,
Democratic States Of the South sine
1861. and have brought 10 their seclu
dsd homes reports Of the condition o
things there. The people Of Vernon
have learned that the nation has beef
obliged to incur great debt TO pa
down q Democratic rebellion The,
know that the soil Of the distant Sontl
IL rich with the bodies Of their dead
and thai the rebellion which deinandes
the ssrrifce Of their lives was the of
spring Of Democracy Even in her is
olated condition, Vermont has learne,
enough in the past eight years TO keel
Dor from giving any consolation 10 ID,
Democracy Tor MANY years 70 come
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED. Arlington Austin
Bartlett
Bennington r. W. Park.
Dorsot-G NJ syhes
Glastonbury Geo. Eddy.
LAnlsravo T.. Moore, ....
Manchester A. l.. Minor.
poenah David Bushnell
Peru--Juscph =. Long.
Rupert-E. r. sheldon.
Roadsboro- Daniel Carpenter.
SALISBURY Lyman Rogers.
SYNDICATE r. Woodward.
Sunderland Paul seuflolon.
soarrburg Royal W Irish.
winhAn-J NJ Coleman.
woodford-- " L. smith
JUSTICES OF rlig PEACE AriiaGt1al- H. Garfield
4, NJ, Ayleswnrth, Isaac T, Hyde X. O, Tuttle,
J, n. Is. Thomas, N, Bottom, Austin f. Bartlett
bennington Thomas Whit, Harmon Myers
Edward Kinsoy, VIM r. Hawks, s +. Harris, s
l.. Godfrey, Joseph lockwood David Love, Rufus
Toweley D. W, Hyde, Ira Q. Hawks, Charles W
Barnes
Dorset.--I N Sykes, n J. Sanford, W, A. Tyr
el, J H. Wood, W. H. Beb5e, Bradford Rogers,
J. r Green, /, @. Wall sherman Nichols, T. y
Holley,
Mp.ates,e' F W. H,yt, A. j. Gray, II. X fow,
Ter, H. Howard, W. A. Adams, W, h, DoAu c, T
Long.
Giastesb,gy.--E. A. Mcdonald. John ElwelI, J
Mattcson, Michal Bealcs, Charlos Barton.
Sunderland NJ. Garfield, A. Il. King, A. II
Judsou, Lewis Williams, Joel r. Grout
SALISBURY. Hiram Barton, L. r. Martin, II
MAttison, Joseph Wait, Charles Hicks Martin
Madison, Nj. Clark.
sa,,dgate.--w. Hoyt W. b. Randall A. j. Tor
rance Balph Bentley, II. Danton,
LandJroCe, a Benson, W. W. Wiley, A. Wood
r. Brown, J. II. Bolster.
Pe.u-Ira X Batehelder, Joseph r. simonds
A. T. Bysrd, Joseph r. utley.
Rupert Thomas l.. Sheldon, J. j. Jcnkins, A.
Z. Austin, Seymour HARDWOOD, John Farrar, Geo
jerks Marshall Hurd.
Hinltag A. z, Graham, W p. Kendall @. T
shanks, r. W. Sheldon, h, Amedoa
Uoodoyd.--A =. Cutler, Stephan Gleason, y
Eddy, Elijah A. Cutler, WIN, Knapp, Jr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

A eprrespon3ezt 'rem RapeEi. vrstss Ia in
regard q Be- Rohi.a wasksas. o0aosrning
whom nozs q cur readers haze probably read
iAs sstaeie fsuu tAa ChssaE8 Tnhune palslssissd
b - lAsi ~est Frpsa Isss - 1855 Mr. wall3As
vs. psstas = iss coagfsgsilossal chur.A is Ka.
pest, Ard vas rery nsarh esteemed HBa respected
~ he peolls- TAs TnAuns ezra 10 oas psani
NJ Wstkias seal bra. hur.sr 4lreei . Ck.ras 9
and RESIDED nefe v3ii BE- saa. 5 Watkins
fsx slaag tzae. a1d tAsa t.sasAit he tarua iarurs
-. wbsss As h1s saAos fesiSs4- NJ SAsl8sn. i.
Lapost La saoeaay rstagus1 fruE rlssi Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

Pounded upou a he tseFmsstei ~ lies
Itself one great cruel sslhsh. cowa,lly
str,scious. rosring IL. !, snds no eSense
that, IS ncs lie, and apivals 10 10 Pre-.
ceient thai IA truth, proceeding from
oE going - the father II hes sni liars
We rcgres the necessity whieh bids rs
use sooa Language, set No % not nae Il
in The sonse ~ TIE epithes II i tho
only Saxon for reooastructan We
should be untrue % truth II we shouli
mlnce words. and ARE surely moved
neither by preston nor rvsentmsat ior
We lock out upon The elements thai
seoth and hcil about rs N f,ar aud sor-
row, rather than in anger The South
is already ruined. Thrcs years Of nal
administration havo done the business
tof il Ii cannot he any worse "a.
PROM roNnRoTs pKaoyRar
The provisions Of tbs cd canattisu
uou, by winch three 6f,hs The blacks
we're counted in the basis 81 rcpresen.
ta.ion, was not concession TO tha
south bot a rceirieiion by way ofcam
promise, 81 what she might have Justly
claimed. ropulahou. including men.
womep children ard aliens, was made
the hasis 81 representation. and Ia az
clading two 6tths q Eve fnha 81 the
blacks she made concession. rather
than received ono ia counting threa
ffths. instead offve fif,hp ~ the blacks.
The democrais demand no disiranchisc.
ment Of ihe blacks AZ the south They
deny the validity a. the government set
MP there, by rump usurpatiou and mil
itary power, under which il is claimed
the blacks have become voters and law
makers When those governments fall
from inyalidity and inability 20 sustain
themselves. a. they certainly viii, no.
body will be DISTINGUISHED. for 4 viii turn
out that nobody has been eufranchscd
This is a simple matter and viii work
like charm
FROM rita MomiE TRIBUNE
II We ara successful in the approach
ing contest we shall regain all that we
have lost in the lost oauso.' We shall
be freemen once more. We shall have
a country. We shall be able 10 reverse
the iron rule which has been imposed
upon us, and turning that into brands
of fire hurl them back on the heads Of
the fagitious wtetches who have inilc
ted so many foul and fragrant wrongs
on our bleeding country. Once moro
10 the breach then vet once moro
And when the cloud shall have cleared
away from the flaming field, orr flag
the grand old confederate flag viii
be seen in all its glory, streaming like
the thunderbolt against the wind Let
us then rally once more around tho
dear old flag, which we bayo followed
so often TO glory and victory Let us
plant our standard in the midst Of tho
field, and let us once more raiss tho
war cry, He who doubts is damned,
he who dnllies il bastard"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

Democrats tell us 10 look TO them
for a reduction in the National Debt
Let us see about il
The National Debt,
July /, 1915, was SIG, 750, 926 33
The National Debt,
July !, 1919, was So. sG4, 704 ,693.7i
Here Is a fo1-fold increase Of ne
Pubic Debi under Democratic Admn-
istraiioa, But il may be said that the
Eerican war occurred in that period
That war closed in September, ls47-
Now. let US see what the increase was
in the period of peace:
Debt July /. ls47 ....., $3s, $3.50, 623 IS
Debt July ]. ls49, ..... s64. 704, 693.7l
HIRE Is a Doubling IF he Debt by a
Democratic administration IN hoo years
Of peace, But il viii be said that the
war accounts did not close with the war
Nevertheless, tho Debt did not double
in that time. a.... .....
Now remember, trhdc Democrats
double he Debi IN too years otlcT the ,oar,
they bring figures TO show that the
Republicans have reduced die DeLt since
he toar, and only complain because
they have not reduced it more. Look
at the contrast, The figures which the
Democrats give do not tell the truth
within Four Hundred Millions Of Dol
lars, but they show that the Republi-
cans have reduced it over hundred
millions The Republicans would have
done just double what the Democrats
did If they bad not reduced it all
But this is not all. The Public Debt
trcbled under Jamos Buchanan ad-
ministralion, and be was not troubled
with any war, at all. On the FIRST o
July 1857, the public debt was but
$29, 0G0, 5000. On the fourth Of March
1861, when Abraham Lincoln was first
inauguratod, tue debt Was over eighty
five millions Of dollars Thus the Dem
ocratic party trebied our National Deb
and willed us War which sent th,
Debt up to Three Hundred Millions.
And this party which now asks pow
er, in order that il may reduce the debt
We take it tho People viii be amply
satisfied with the millions Of reduction
the Republican Party has made, anc
will not trust the treasury TO party
which has exhibited It's capacity to in
crease the debt three times over in time
OF peace The Democratic Party j
anything but a party Of economy.
But even this is not ALL Howell
Cobb, a gushing Seymour and BlaiI
orator, spent the last dollar in th'
Treasury. and resigned December 10
1860, weeping that there were no more
eagles for him TO squander. On the l4tl
Of December, 1850, proposals for a tel
million loan were advertised, and the,
Wste opened on the 18th u December
But one hall nillon of the ten million
advertised were bid for, and this a. lis
counts Of f.oln twelve 10 thuty.six pc
cent FINALLY the sum Of one million
dollars, only, was obtained from th'
New York city banks, at twelve pc
cent and with that the Democrat Ad
ministration Of James Buchanan, me
the January interest its swollen debt
Now remember, the Republican Par
~ has borrowed money at less than 10
gal interest, 10 the extent Of thousand
I Of millions, and carried on TO = success
full issue q very expensive war, Will
the Democrats Party could only get
I few thousands at exorbitani interest,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

Among the deaths Of last week =
that u Ex-Goy Thos III Seymour. u
ConDeeticut He pas prominent
Democrat, bad serted ID Cohgrets. vas
Colonel Is tbe Myalrau war. and
American Minister 10 KuaalE under
P.6rcs's administrator.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

Below We give the result u the election IL this
ooanty with the exception u one or two towns
from which we have received no returns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

The KHnuai picnic Of the SYNDICATE sunday
School Unioa took place At tire grove near the
church, On Thursday last The dAy vas pleasant
and quite a large number assembled on the occa-
sion Tho Cambridge ~. y. Band were present.
and their music added 10 the pleasures of the day
The procession formed 81 tbs church and march
ed % the grove, where The tables were weil sup
piled with 20 tiiies and beautifully decorated witb
boqaeis ly the good peuple u Tho town. Address
- sPpropri1tc 70 the occasion we're nlAde ~ IIey
Mr. Drum, the pastor % the church. aud Mcssrs.
" Hard J Beailcy. = snov, and A. D Kent
The assembly theu fJrmed m procession. and 70.
tnrnea - tbs chnfca, frum whAch they proceed
Cd p their homes al seemingly vel pleased With
the harry re-uhion.
Recently Little gtrl, two wears old daughter
q Jpasoa Bentley. vhile on a visit 10 hsF Grand.
father. Dalisl Bentley, n West szudgste, while
playing IN Tao yard fell into veil 10 feet deep.
lbs msn being al gone. the women Immediately
lgSerea he buekst into The eel &nd srnt 10 tLs
neighlsers ior hslp. Tae little g.Ii eigaR - the
buekct, keel4ne tef lead above ~ater ~ Mr. ".
f'srce arr4re4, Who went dozen in'e the wtu ans
resraed hor frum her Psrsluum s.laAtion sha e..
espsd anialafr4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08
KEsr Ir HEPoHE rHs PESPLE.

Tvs NsrtosL nnr QuuEruEn ~ FouE
YEtn or DExoealT1c RUIK TSnEr
poLG
TuE NAroyu Drur DoCuiw ~ Two
YAHs or DrMooRArlc RrLE IN PEtcr
.
BucHAxAx TREHLKD THE DEBT ~ Fouh
YEaEs % PaoF0UsD Pace
TwrIyE Pm CFNT. Interest DrNiNnu
FEoN 4 DEMocRATc Government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08
LONDONDERRY.

The third annual Festival Of the Union Must
cal Convention viii be held A. Londonderry, com
menoing on Tuesday, sept 22l, aud continuing
four days under the direction u Prof B. r Ba-
her, o. Boston assisted By Prof Clark pianist. Of
Chester. A oprdial Invitation Is extended 10 all
lovers Of music b be present On Friday even
ing, the 25ih, a era nd concert will be given
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
WEATHER REPoRr-g a N.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBw.Y0RK.........JuLr I
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamshps-elVeia (Br Cutting, Liverpool Britannia Laird
ond G City Holmes New Oeans City Of Loudon (Br
BROOKS AverpoO Marpoa Kenb New Orleans Flag Baxter,
Price Aersndra Thames Pennington Savannah Den'1
GeorgetOwn c. Cleopatra Phillips sa'annahi Louisa Moore" al
lace Newben; Southampton, Whitney, Acapulco -
sbps-Thatcher Mapoun Peterson San Fncsco Bengal West
Shangha Sunuse Lucas San Francseo fa Fnca OqahNe"-
BaR,ITrehlDd a. a. Hofsesbemer Bis@en Brunswick Dixon,
Philadelphia Eok yeias (Nor Rus Venice aud TTess via Rich
Tseo ReineTs IN Msc6 Gibraltar Falmouth IDA Br)
Ross Barbadoesi Josephine (BE J. Smith, ST. tohn " B
Bear B Ry! @ M Nav LSTS Grace & Moro" Windsor III % tn
Star Br Merriam DO Crescent tBEl Faulkner 81 John ~ -
A. b. Cook Field Hes0eansi Guam tBr Page Londonderry br
Ioha tal Fber Gibraltar and Genoa Fo'edoa "a 1 sehAe
ScLoOuen-Fred Smith Smith, Malaga Trphsqa Brl Gardner,
Eeetha Ann Turner Fe9gar Wareham John FIELD WmRg'oni
b. Brady Boston; Tis (Brl Faulkner DeneyaTa Pioneer
lBr) Gila Couwals Maoska, Tooks, Rehmond j. Smith
Baldwin, Nsw'HAVeni Dart, johnson, stamford
Steamship Denmark Br Thomson Liverpool June 49, mde and
58 pass June 2 lat 7zl Ion 40 ST. passed bark Josie Mildred
steamship Etna CBr Brdgmsn Liverpool de and pass
2h $3.50 4S H. lon IS o. exchanged signals with Nor bark
steamship Columbia slce Juns a. mdss and
Steamship Alabama ieburneT Penandna Fa nde and pass
SHIN W g. Russell Jewe Manila March H. mdse April 29 lat 30
26 Ion % 49, fell Br ship Benshen Lee waeogged and
,bandoued boarded aud found 10 feet the hold took from
her the showing had been taken of by the Dutch
Bark Goethe KOCH Bremen Sc days mdse and 26s pass Had
BARK Live Oak Phinney Legborp May s. mdse.
BF Victoria SSsIis Ferris STiI Little ace Bsy coal
. Brig Juanita, Pages Havana "a DAYS In ballast
Brig Teresita, iill Cenfuegos IS days, sugar.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL July 3The steamship Louisiana from NevYok June
D arrived here to-day
June lat s. Ion 81 w. bark Ganbnld ofBO'ton from Taleahu'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
DOuRSTrC MARKETS

BrruoEs July 3Busness viii be suspended tomorow Cotton
Arm Mdiug 3c Flour qriet prices nominal Wheat dali ,aes
White al 30 ~ s. Red ~ 90 Corn 6n Wite 81 izo
Is oats doll and unchanged Rye dali al 81 tod 81 % Mes
PoL Quiet and unchanged less and unchanged Lard
dull and unchanged .,.ozsa % .
Extra Family SO 500 GO G PennsI'AnA Au -
Do Sl0dS FarcV unchanged Rye unehargec ters ao
bush Mixed 81 lOc 81 H. Oats 1nehapge Ootef SEQ
IN good demand SO 50dS7 Faxseed ~ 1dsS ~ reuoe.
eTcied held Refined 81 dJ9e Groceries, oo''Sa A'a
Provisions unchanged ,..,,, =. an - r.. NJ.
Spring; S 25u 30 for Amber Winter si Toy Mne ana
a. nonbs F.tya Wheat ou bush No hwankee Cue
81 aud 1900 bush private ierms Corr better s.ss N
yste terms Canal Preghtswhest sie Corn, se Oats s !"
NewYork
l6 90o bales; receipts 70 bales liddlgg o. ~S
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YORK.

FRIDAY. July J, 1903.
Strawberries raspberres whorebees and backberes sale
the The backberres from Virginia and no ver
inviting quart The red berries from the uye wboe-
per quart also sale stas
still plenty though the nearly over Chere
retailing pound. vita Bothng al s
good below 4 Meats and fsh abundant sh large supply
lamb peas weather has added bos
the and Of vegetables Eggs known TO be good are
higher Poultry has advanced aud few wOdck be had al hs
Southern peaches order sell cheap the arrival
Long Island string beans, cGcunbs aud squhes
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

S.s ws'; T Prime 5 s s6 o . : r ss' s.sr ., % 80 ~.
The month the supply Of really good g ard holders
go e Plain Mess and $40 Soe s25 for EIiTa I Bs.si
@ S Hans aeTy is nothing new to report Pnees are quite noa's
prices nominal Lard has again deehsed ,hs less avorsbls
the naIke snd large statement has been made 70 realize
more bu.s.ss % sd O t dad 5e dad G the & sf has b..
% s ae & and We note considerable raj iees Tor the sumner TSoh'
s.Gs for City and l6sde for fair 20 Ime steam the lsief rate
ter sud fT1 Al laiSissc OD' 'u' - ~
BgrrsRwe have . very dul market aud liberal
the home trade. We quote:
STATE Orange rang County AID RV Tas Welsh Sss 3e,
G big 1 QUO sas VET 5t3 9
oHEE;Ewe have bad fr export demand for st grade Of F,o
something choice The hot weather operating With bad esec,
% at concession from lrs cost DO no, alter quota
FACTORY old good to pnsi! as Farm Dairy DID, ss.
TelaS ..'.........i S5 Medium si
pn,sppe sp'a.. ....i Sis English Dairy q.
PETRoLBUM-The both and Refined bond
@ se and quite active as o 90 6b; Crude & a9d ao ees Re
fr Gnsa.t s @ S & ,sO s IN p.SS f c b JAZZ at Sc
s9d @ o sbs Do IN Batlnore t ylc We quote C5se
@ aId "a $ n OInd sW : At &c Resu.d IN & bond & P% Ws NJ % W @ .
57 Naphtha Refined 6Od63 gravity Resdua 20 50 10 Phil
,epha we quote Crude at 2e Ranei Saadarl White spot e
90 BUYERS order June &c DO DO a 13G do DO August Wet
bond, az 80 8li. Carolina quiet. 0i0tl1c.
SUGARSaw Sugars have Hight inquiry
about before though without general good Refining
llsdic sales 315 bids nearly all lic boIef
Havana private terms Refined quiet 6a6se Powdered.
Granlated. and Crushed. fg
sEEDsGrass aud fair demand prevails Other
Seeds steady
TALLOW-The demand is fair and the steady f
10000 % : l2dl2lc.
TOBACCO There ha, been only moderate business Keutuct,
o ifsS 1s, our are as Unchanged quote IN easn s @ &
Leaf Lugs 8ld9lc Common l0dlle Medium. III 0e Coed lD
lie Fine l5a6c and Selecon 7d8 Heavy esem aud Crks
vile Lugs lOGc; Common la 3c Medium ~ itc Good -
0l6ic Fine lIai8c and Selections lgacc seed Lai also dan
but the low grades advanced trie We quote as fob
and Ga7lc for Filters; iG3)c for
and d55c Wrappers NesY0rk 06ic for Fers go
for wrappery lots 2d for Wrappers Penn and Oho
a6lc Tor PLIERS 906 for wnppe lOt and 594Oe for sas
Wrappers.
wOO-The and Fleece continues dn bat
nrice earez tdeeiied flsu
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

Persons having real estate for sale or 20 let
and those desirous Of purchasing renting such
perty will find 1t to their interest to advertise in THE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found only in NewYork and all its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
80 the reader. We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIB
UNE, Semi Weekly, and Weekly. comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
snents IN each disseminate among all classes. TIE
TRIBUNE deYoes especial attention to the reports Of real
both in the city and in every part OF the State
thus adding greatly to the value of its columns an ad
vertising medium The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line for single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. IS cents per lue.
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pASSENGERS AKRIVED.

PROM NASSAU. N P July 3-n steamship Coamsia-CoL WhR
Kemp Z O. kemp M Kemp and children hr C. and d. Kemp
FROM LIVERPOOL july In steamship psnm'Ts1pk Wes' M Tr
] Hayet Mrs West aod child den W. H. Mellon - i1oef a. is
~. 80 M Street J. Haden Capt woodward and wife, MI Preston
W uo.,rl Mr. Ponton W. Carringon btemoysdey ~ bI.Nn
j McDouah . =, -,t. ..h.,n,-I Ia. T.tes
PROM FBRNASDsA, July in espshlp AS@sGo M ,,,esI
Y geg,yu l. Bysy D. Y LeskIe hspr hoI.2E' " w. "sap
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
Sutiun Sales of Bsal Gstatr.
J. JoHNsoN IT,. Aucuoneer
DY JOHNSON g. MILL Err,
ID ACCTIONRERS AND
REAL, ESTATE BROKERS'
Ss 25 Z E.m.r,sT.' cor. g csD1E.sT.. Esw.roKH

CITY Residences Country and Farms bought sold
rented changed Loans NEGOTIATED Auction Sales OF Furniture &c
TUESDAY july a.
At y o'clock at Exchange Salesloom No ll BTosdwaT
POSITIVE SALE OF CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY SITUATED
on PRARI-ST. NEAR TIE NETWORK CITY HALL -
PEARLSTWide lot. commencing G0 feet east ofParkst
81 feet 81 Peat aud large l. in the rear con
taiuiug in a full lots
THE THREESTORl BRICK BUILDING on PEARL ~. consists
used Bakery and Dry Goods store WIN d"ug
The upper floors well laid out 10 lei 10 s
families and large be obtained theTeirouL
THB THRBESTORI BRICK BUILDING the rear Of the plot
sn IA rooms fented Both houses have good cellars paved
yards separate pye water yards The large cter and rear
plot ground yard connected with which j.
good twoory Stable and other sppurensnces 20. terms
particulars apply the AuOueer No p " y
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

Capt PLer Capt Grnn Charles Percyal william Hart
h Wsson. Miss MoGay, Miss Colt Miss Smith John Kelley
aa ehirea Thomas Davis Alice Davis Willie Davis, Nike Nc
DonAd
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
uNIATuRR ALMANAC.

Saa Rises.. 4;33 sun ses..... 1888 hOOs Rses 7il7
hIGH
Sandy HOOk... 1905 Cows Island. 76 Hell Gate s5T
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
THE MARKETS.

TClTefulU sDoTted or IaE IRIBUHET
FRIDAY Jur 3 1868.
AsRS-Po are demand sesdy 80 Z5G s 81 Pearls
ale dan aud nominal
BRESWAX without much change hogh the tendency OF prices
We sales Of 600 b az 41dc Tor Yellow west
eru and Southern with small lots al higher prices
with moderate demand at from 4Oc %
for American GRAY aud White -
BUILDING MArERIALSWe have moth ag new IN the articles com
heag the market continues dull and prices are no
nsly unchanged $1,000,
C0TTONhe mae. advance under good steady de-
a from puner and gradual reduction Of stock the market eong
firm Sales 600 bales including 1000 to spnners and o." 70 speeu
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
9urt aaurnrm's gutitr.

STATE NKwYoRK, I
PoRr.WARpESs 0TYIcR No. % Wiliam'st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section passed April a. 1884, entitled 80 Acto
Ohce Of the Port Of New York all persons
having charge Of the subject matter Of ea inquiry
that following under eTAmin
on that the said EXAMINATIONS wi"
within days succeeding this rohe on board sa
vessels:
Steamship Isaac Bell X
Steamship Denmark
ship Albert .'',o y; ~
Bark Annie Palmer de FOrrests Ioohlyh
Bug Palmer.
MIYTHORNE ToMPKISs President
AUG's HERMAN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK, FRIDAY, July g. 1868

NEW-l DIRK, FRIDAY jug -
rho Convention, the Schutzenfest' the Ma Na,
nv ,,,cr,,,. aud the hot weather, so monopohIou
,Se attention OF buyers aud sellers OF real '''''0
tbat absolutely nothing was done.
We pnnt our customary tables;