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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20
Republican Club Meetings.


MONDAY EVENING.
SEVENTH WARD CLUB-Corner Union and Great
men streets.
ELEVENTH WARD CLUB-Corner Dryades and
First streets.
CoLFAx LEGIoE-Mr. Isabelle, President, at seven
O'Clock, 80 New Levee street.
WARMoTH CAMPAIGN CLUB-isi Lafayette street.
NEGRO CLUH-Moody's Church, DumAine be-
tween Roman and Prieur streets.
WIDE AWAKE CLUB-Turners' Hall.
TUESDAY EVENING.
GOVERNORS GUARDS, Co. A.-Claiborne, between
Common and Graver streets.
FIRST WARD CLUB-Terpsiohore, between Apollo
and st. Charles streets.
FOURTH WARD ULUB-Hall, Derbigny street, be-
tween Customhouse and Bienvilis.
SIXTH WARD CLUB-Eoonomy Hall, ursulines
street
GRANT WIDE AwAKEs-Gravier street. between
Liberty and Howard.
THIRD DISTRICT GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUB
Church on Poet street, between Love and Good
children streets.
Hiss REFCBLfcAS CLUB-i5 Dryades street.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
NINTH WARD CLUB-Crescent Beer Garden Pc.
land street.
CoLFAx GUARDs-No 800 Gravier street, between
Liberty and Howard.
PIONEER GRANT OLUB-National Hall, 26s Poydras
street, between tHenklin and LIBERTY.
THURSDAY EVENING.
/ GRANT GUARDs-At Mechanics Institute.
PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FRIDAY EVENING.
EMPIRE GRANT CLUB-Mechanos Institute.
GRANT WOE AwAKEs -Gravier, between Liberty
and Howard streets.
GOVERNORS GUARDS. Co. A.-Claiborne between
ommon and Gravier streets.
SECOND WARD CLUB-Oorner Triton walk and
Dryades street.
FIRTH wAHB cLuB-Union Hail. st. Louis street,
between IRENE and Marais. f'i....t
TENTH WARD oAUB-Oornsr St. Mary and Fulton
~ SATURDAY EVENING. @
CoLPAx GUARDs-No. $40 Gfayier street. between
Liberty and Howard. I.a.
IRISH REPUBLICAN QLUB-I3 Dryades street.
THIRD WARD OLuB-Clay Hall, Perdido street.
EIGHTH WARD CLUB-Morales street. between
Vaudeville and Margny.
SUNDAY MORNING.
GRANT AND CoLFAx ZoUAvEs-Schoolhouse. cor
ner Grsatnen and Union streets.
HAHN zouAvE CLuB-No. 800 Gravier street, II NJ.
Parish Executive UommIttee.-Ws are
furnished with the following list of the officers and
members Of the Parish Executive Committee:
PREsIDESr-Hon- SETH W. LEWIS.
VICE PREsIDESTs-J. B. NOBLE.
TEEAsuRER-J. NJ. BURcHARD.
SEcRETARY-J. A. CRAIG.
ASSISTANT sEcRRrAEY-A. RELF.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILLIAMS.
FIRST wARD-Delesates- B. Young, s. W.
Lewis, Nelson Woody, o. H. Hughes.
SEooSD WARD-DelsgAtes-H. O. Dibble. ]. B.
Noble, Andrew j. Whittier, David Wilson. Benia
min Gadds. E. Clifford.
THIRD wARD--FaJius Dunn, W. @. Mcdonnell,
Thomas Lynne, r. II. Isabelle. s. Jones, j. N. Bur
ehard W Milford & r Moaas r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

NJ 1lE0NTGOMERT HROa a Co.,
~ r. ~ Montgomery. Auetlonssf--Wll % sold on
THURSDAY. October z, 1s6s at II O'clock A. Old
Auction Mart No. 81 Camp street. II -
~ "A general assortment Of. HOUSEHOLD FuRNl
TVhhl such AZ Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut
beostsaqa. Bureaus, Armolrs, Washstands MsboKa
ny sna Walnut Ietes Sofas, Spring Seas Chairs
hAsY OuAfr1, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marhle Tor
Atdeboarde, Extension Tables, Velvet and BrlisssI
y.rpess French Plate Milors, Mattrssssl. EnGTEv.
tnfai f4lnt1nz1, Docking Stoves and Utensils. eto
being the eontents Of several Ws furniahsd housss
lsTEs lnvo.ee Of ootsAss Beds. oaus and Wood
TEpaN-QARha rats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

OSElOE Ot THE DAILY hhEUbLlOANs I
TUESDAY. October 20, P. NJ, 1855. !
The money market proper is unchanged.
Gold opened at 1917 @i373A. against 1874 at New
York The sales thus tar include $500 $4,000 al
half-dolars at 1884,
The only transaction reported in foreign exchange
is $500 bsnk sterling at $50 We hear of several
round sums having changed hands, the part culars
of which have not trAnspirAd Bank rates for
sterling l4915@l50.
Domestic exchange is quiet and unchanged; the
banks check on New York at par and the Sales N
ctude $500 New York commercial sight at LILO Y
cent discount; $40 000 at $40 600 private banker
sight at the same, and SO 900 commercial tnree
days sight at z.
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds
AZ the Board Of Brokers last night, Monosy nignss
S1sy000 State warrants sold at 70, showing an al
vance. Ye terday not reported 5000 State warrants
changed hands, at private sale e ts: ...,...
City treasury notes dull and rates are tenolng
downward SICO0 sold at 1914 u cent discount, and
S 900 at 39si Trhe dealers buy the small sums
of sred across their counters at 40 per cent discount
aud supply the current demand from taxpayers
Al 80.
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WIN. G. G. Claiborne vs.. aheph
Mirhaa Cluddr AZ Eflr,a,'. fl

Michael Cuddy ct Eldridgs q vi
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. PllaDd
u Bernard-No. 59l.--En vertu dane =
ct vente d moi adresse par rhonont n
Second District Judie 'aire dams ct p5r bs
st. Bernard, dams raffaire CT -dessus \. !. =
SAMEDI, lie vinRt huitieme Jour dun ~
bre 1868, i midi. Ia Bourse DIES NsigE6n
Encanteurs, rue Boyale, entire les rus
de la Douane, d la VENT ct adiudicatC ~
la propriete oi-dessous decrite, sayoir. Ii
UEE HABITATION etablie en- u
dams Ia parOisse ST. Bernard sur le Bad
environ HUT miles du fleuve MislFHH
huit miles de la vile de Ia Nouveile
nue. sous le nom de "Contreras plan
rant vingt-six arDeuts. sept toises Ell !.
sur les deuX c0t6s du dit bayou, sur .,
de duarau to arpents des deux eitss
avee tous les titres ct interets une DID IT,.
fcndeur du cote gauche du dit bayoa
entire lignes paraiieles, iusqu'au Lac sd
nee sur la Unite superieure aux dea "A
bayou par Ia proprieie Autrefois appt
succession de Pierre Jorda, ct a Ia in
par celle de Martial Verret; aveo les ~
Qui sly trouvent.
Conditions-Conptan su moment b Nj
Paroisse st Bernard, ce oetobre I'd
ocl9H MOB 1927 A. OHALALl
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city Of New Orleans vs.. KobeI


ENoURTH DISTRICT COURT OF -
Il leans--No. %, 969.-By virtue d "
heri fAcias to me directed by the Id lat
Fourth District Court of New
the above entitled cause, / will proal unle
public auction, at the Merchants antff - OF
Exchange, Royal street, between Cant =
house streets, in the Second District Is ~ Y
WEDNESDAY, November IS, lses, at
M, the following described property
sessment District three 1871, square fu4n
hundred and seven L307l, bounded by - 40
lin Poydras and Lafayette measurn, A
feet 80 By eighty.fige feet IS and assii4 III.
thousand dollars $4,000, accord ing 10 ID TIac
roll Of 1856, deposited in the Office Of u -
of this city.
ALSO IA "a
The following described preper
in Assessment District number clever m
number ninety nine 1897. bounded b. n
Laurel, First and Philip streets al t
thirty feet 80 by one hundred and tWg Z
and assessed at five hundred dollars 81. 4,
to the assessment roll of 1866, deposit = ~
OF the Treasurer of this city. To @
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot. NNR,
o,-o,- THoS, !; Mlsa ra
SA' AN'-A' SHeiiH VI lie 1fh Isl4Irs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20
MEDICAL.
A REAGEDx THAT NEvEH

the only remedy that can be relied OF
ain, safe, and speedy cure OF Gonorrhl
stages. Chronic elect Of the longest sta
Albus, or Whites.
No internal medicine Is necessary wheE|
IS used; and persons who for months, all.
have suffered from these diseases, and II
things in vain. can calculate upon a sped
manent cure BY the proper use Of this b
In an cases Of FLUOR ALBUS. or 4
mediate relief. +.
CAUTlON.-None genuine without
signature Of RIOORD on the wrapper,
INFECTION RECORD, PARIS-bIownl
Of the bottle, with cap Of similar insoripl
MAUNSkLL 4 by
ans SIN Wholesale Age nts. a. Maa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20
uLRARRn YRsTRRnAY.

OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN. \
Tuesday, October 20, 1854
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

LAKeE AND PEREMPToRR SALE OF ELE
CANT Match and Single Horses, Elegant sAddl,
Horses. Fine Work Mules, Fine Afileb Cow. Bus
gies, Elegant Brstts. Harness. Wagons. etc.. etc
at auction. a
RL MONTGOMERY bios. u Co.,
~ y ~: Montgomery. Auetioneer-Will o. sold on
THURSDAY. October o, lstS, At II o'clock, Al n
Adnors Stable on Gravier etEset-- ~ r
Elegant MATCH HORSES ag
Elegant SADDLE HORSES. %.
Fine work MULES: a
Fine MIIOH COWS; tff
-kLSO-
Top End Open BugEieA Rlsshnt Brstts, Harrssr
Wagons. etc. frII It5flTI
ThRNs-0ash.t United states Treasury notau.
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LANDS. BILLS REoErvABLE, AND RE.

LANDS. BILLS RECEIVABLE. AND RE.
ceipta-succession of Richard Murphy.-No.
S,722-Second District Court for the Parish of
Orleans.
~ tiopeers-Ncholas j. Hoey Auctioneer-l fice
No. II Exchange Place.-SAfURDAY October
n 1868, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auetoneers Exchange, on Royal street, New Or
leans By virtue Of an order of the Hon. L. Duvig.
neaud, Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, dated september IL 1868, will be
sold at PUBLIC auction, for account of the succession
!. "a LOT OF NOTES, OPEN ACCOUNTS, and
BILLS RECEIVABLE, and several reoeipts for in.
stallmepts paid on Jackson Railroad and AgIicul.
turAl Fair Association Stock
2 A TRACT OF LAND in the parish Of st. Tam.
many State Of Louisiana. being the northeast quar-
ter north half Of Southeast quarter and east haf ~
southwest quarter Of section No. T. in township No
south, OF range No. east, containing $40 t0100
g. a TRACT OF LAND in Pike county. State
Of Mississippi being the east half of the northwest
quarter of section No. 81 in township No. q or range
No. east, containing 90 acres Of land; and also
certain Tract of Land situate in the same eonnty
Apd state, being the northwest quarter OF the north
West quarter OF section No. 81 in township No 2of
range No. east, containing 20 acres Of land
Terms-Oash IN United States Treasury notes
Acts OF sale and United States Stamps At the ex-
Pense Of me purchasers, before William shannon,
Notary Public. 'f n i seq ocS I0iT Is
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n. Jugens vs.. Mr.. ana Mrs. y

N. Jugens vs.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ml
No. 2l9.
THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PFAd
l. OF 0rleans.-By virtue Of writ
TO me directed BY the Honorable Jo.l
ish of Orleans, / wi proceed to I
auction on FRIDAY. the twsnty.tfiifl
Der, 1868, at twelve O'Clock NJ !, at y
street, between Royal and Bourbod
following described property, viz:
One lot of FUkNLTURE. as per inyl
office.
Seized in the above entitled and NUM-
Terms-Oash in United States Treas
ocl3 II y j. A MOLAIS0NI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

PROVIDENCE, Z I-BaFk' oephas Sterratt--l1o
tons cotton seed
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Bark osphAa sserrAlt Babidge. for Providence R ]
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONETARY.

0FFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
TUESDAY, October 20, 7. NJ. 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Saturday, Augu

NEW-N NORkt saturday August D. looo'
The real estate market preserved its custom
-ary dullDess to-day so,+
We have received the following from a correspondent
IN Railway, n. j.: H.. %
This place Is admirably situated on the direct Iie % 96
4-ve betwecu New-Yofk and Philadelphia, ana ne ~
trns between NcW-Iork and il daily, each way. a
1stey II has almost seemed though y was m rev
nan OF curse for, while other towns ana Nllt stood
with IA soft OF mushroom vitality this place alii ,rere
still But while seeming TO stand st, H. 'h hb1iJings we're
by no Idle aud, while but lew it thaf which
erected. the property owners were uOlns ~ In mo
looks more to permanent improvement. hos been
first Mace complete system OF se"eI@iso i,a olreadv
Jscided on and ,d0ped the main sewers h ha6 ar
iesn buiIt and some OF the laeTals are nov cS M
uudar contract for early cOmpletcn sd with
freets have bpeu graded. and the sldo"aiA naved
BLACKSTONE Tagging The man stIoeD oeDte,1iated paving
Sttp IeIraU paycment, and 1t ls cas mas
s.ral lLcr strcets with NcOlsOn or btlElan- d tIo
S, crrtd tl,rough an the principal stIectS, al ~
'ii it,led at night Though the pfOpOslliOs5
t ,,srks and establish water WORKS was Noteu
"a - ,ic XII focv element, last Winter, It's huNOCdIes
orq nov, largely the Increase. loN @ toiN,
, -, ~ fbe watch for good chances, nave iately
,o i,prcs>ed win the fact that there was chaucS
i ",,,,gt,lJe investment in Railway property anu
80 ,f'ir6asad quite largely. The James ste lafln anu
~ f5,,oer'. farm situated adjoining each other' anu
80, ,i,t mile from Railway Depot, have just been puf-
t.J-be former al S3j0OO and the latter ut sl5OO-by
a ,,r,u,ny of gentlemen from NewNOrk VINO propose
i,.,nr me- two places q large park s0lneWha
similar % Lev eyu Park at Orange. IN the town lIseu
{ha President Of The International insurance COMPANY ny
Il, iu- purchased large block containing nearly an
o.r,. ,.tibly situated the depot on whch ne
proposes TO immediately erect large anu Hahu'Oin0
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in NewYOrk and all Its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be 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 TRIB
UNE semi-Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devOtes especial TO the reports OF rea
both in the city and in every part of the state
Thus adding greatly the value of its columns as an ad-
vertIsing medium The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line for single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per hne; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per liue.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

J,pcsyiUe Wis. valuation S4,09j22O.
Valuation of real estate in Salem, Mass SS'-
Valuation of real estate in Chllmark, Mass
Valuation of real estate in Dorchester, Mass
fremont Temple at Boston is being thoroughly
renovated and moderuzrd ~. NJ
Valuation of real estate IN 1lsDuTy, Mass"
ei-s a5O number Of houses 324 acres or lan0 llSoO
Valuation of real estate IN y Orth BndgeWatei,
Mass Sl53752t; number Of houses lO9S acres OF land
Tie New South Reformed Church, Newark
J j. about to build am oleea4t % ehnEch edice Oh
Dot $50 by 100 feet, opposite the e0uth farK
West Hoboken has greatly increased In poDu-
l8tIOn. and Rev Mr.. Egberts church mas peeu en-
lrged two or three times to afford seats loi rs
More than $1,000 have Deel eApenue9 u, . Cii
She grounds for fourteenth annual far OF the sIae
Agricultural Society TO be held at Concord on the Io' oi
The new building of the Young Mems Chris
tlu Association al Chicago is progressing aiter Z ZhavdnG
been retarded by the brckayer srlke' ana tne HDa!
aud reading room are again open ,D,
The first station on the Calamlne and Platte-
VILE Railroad was located the farm of Edwin Johnson
in tue town Of Belmont. WIS., and village lald out III
llt. 10 be known as belmont station" .,
The church built at Aspinwal by the Tall-
road CORPORATION is of cut stone, with moor OF nalOe
OF great beauty. The Rev Mr. Tulidge, late OF BosIon
Mass, breaches 70 an audience OF ABOUT seEeS e &
e also has school the only one III the place oI Ioiy
ID Warren. esq. of Boston, lately gave
lot OF land and $1,000 condition that the people or
- otjo n CrnyTerationaI Church i'm that town The
eum OF S. OO was raised, the foundations are LAD the
Sork ia going forward rapidly ami it is contemplated TO
occupy tie church IN early Winter. ,
An evening paper, in speaking OF the varl-
ou wavs in which capitalists IN this city invest tneir
money saws: AS for real estate, the letting Of houses
b. very vexatious business one Is constantly annoyed
iy the nettv complaints Of tenants, and upon the Whoe
& necessary repairs taxes, and manifold wOrrments OF
q landlords life render 10 unpleasant one but every
man has his adaptation TO one OF these dnerent
methods Of Investing capital and the landlord be-
comes hardened 70 his lot at last In NeW-N YORK lhdeeui
a man TO be successful landlord must have to be hard
and unmercful be able to turn family out OF
doors N the rent be pad-an act from which tender
hearted person would shrink with horror, and Tor THIS
reason some men avoid real estate and prefer personal
property"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10


CLEARED.
.n Ga1oa sasfas H-u1' Sssos,, -s Cout van
he.V'gsa' M,i"g. a. - G n Ciris CtcSsts Wlaiag.
oa c. = s Tern C1apH Nerberr Abenarle Bourne kea
noli. John Gibson Winters GeorgeovH D. G $ reen am1n
Aerlrira b ru.y Ds.' lhhtegns Z c Bli.e Me,se PlA
deph w,n.utn hh Nened'ori Ssa' he b.aT,s Bo29
san Fr.nr.s,o Haze. For.1sb san Fu9e.soo 10 - 49,.
Barl,Ga PrAaislg ramS' J0ha Grille D'Fney N''1nii'
q. W .IS ,I'5c, Robertson Lo1ion.
BrEoba shay Scker.on Mrie' Cllribeh Tracy Gibraltar
for orders Oliver QUITS Buloae PortinP ace 9.l market AA
sebooser.-Tssed Deysee Nassau Guiding star Me[am,
s. Jgu D. hys 4Te pA'a ,at Torsos Gise Bav wn
.a, & 0 FsFsssna Rigrrool Deriekson Wilmington C. $
TRaa sisil- raasog MlS Loa Ga T1tass7 y Z hysyn
Bay STATE Lous Boston Souleuer. Baker Bos'oa-
ARRIVED.
S,,m,p E9g1 Ram, Isi Gisssos jay q aud pa,
steamship Grant Qlck Ne.orean' aa' mis- AM pA'a
S,e.m,hp Gssiea Ne, rro,dsnee md'e and pass
sir.m.bip stetgcAet Clafk, Norwich
sa In G5.sis DscAsse iOheani Hass Newport Eag days
ssiy " stet,ar Meorc Lo7aa Ilae - Hi'e All pas
S Ss5 lsi.' I: jop5 o'a' aau N,i.s . isy mahog,ur
,s Brs ,,,. lSa1S, V%ssee Marssi,s 50 Ity, miss
BS SeHs johp3u ho%e Ciriss1' Ssy sssif & ,Gi %o,.'
stit Sf Val %Ss ss. h ,@s,t, = n, . All no'''''
sebr John Ro,e Hose.s, Poria aaPnats y dhys nooL
Sch julia. Wallace Maslua'l y D. 6 days splr'
SAILED.
steamship, As % Brspfa s La5ILd ,S ,'1 ,,'' oa reS %
Ch,ron sia Jacnto an barsiou "a, a9nah
fp C1osse. ani sbsmaa NcEorean', l. ; Terry Nss0epi
poos 49, W.,Iingon, Abensre klchmoni heTeus Boston
ySIa yTo,'" Ss..Hrl6ori. ship Ssuagansett, AntserP
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
... A., Arrived Steamships Hnatsr, PhairphA Tor
N.e.YJi for Norschi schrs Roger Parmelee
I,,5 su.sn NJ Dewitt PhisaelPhA Adele fshSia kosdou.
t .s,,nlra Telegraph, hesiork H. G. > Msfi AHgn
pn Ie9b ian Nevbagh Hinona Bangor L,lok bhl A,ain
olt yP' - ~ Amsriea Providence Reading Railroad No a.
naiil yA ~ N1pIeU Nesiok g. h. Miller New FORK Ihos
P.a S.e YoTs sunbeam Nsspon, Eliza Hamilton Soaing
ton sailed steamship Hunter o' r'0'lsA'' ' " - mug A'A
dOgL u,--,.
Augs lat -, Ion 81 I" ship co'le ron I'''p0'' 0'aaa O'
% !, ia 81 a. lon % G steamship Europa nom New York eoand
f0r Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
1orefs. CdrIiaats. &t.

AT HENRY CITY AUCTION MART
y BraaIuay Ttrtyrut rsgllr phr '1i@s of HORSES
gtLpfAgEs HAtsFSs RUGS WHIPS everything peeled in
rIag aad drrsg bcd every WEDNESDAY ani SATURDAY
tr,gisat thr rear Blrefs asars inI numbe Of
orsrf sutalr Lgh. iiuey al heavy vorE, o. taes sas
sbt.r ADVERTISE. rot The largest sssorment OF ne"
M 600 b,1i Carnage ani zat variety Of Harness always
bsrI Al 80 vers superior Paariolt by }lsr stephens
XNANTED-A BLACK HORSE mo white,
w fIistrsh. sltf ti hrr Icais 0H AM lAA1
VII, be- w.rltutsl Boa No. 90 Seslork Po,tohr-
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

IeT Canal TcsssI5, and R1iU0ddS
Arc bush Corn, p 200 bush Qais % bssb R,e zs
3 ras Cotton bbls Petroleum. 10 bb hosn u pkgA '
Mats 7l2 pks Butter 523 pkg Cheese ~ pkgs lslog o. o9s
Wv ~ bb. Eggs bales 373J sides Leather 2Jo HIDES
~ ids Tobacco and TObaco J bales Moss a. bales
Skias, 50 pkgS Rice. rs pkg sarcl-
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
gtaal NOiitts.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURI.-H.
~ TRACY ARNOLD against TllE KANSAS COLORADO GOLD
COMPANY-ln pursuano, Of n order Of tbs Court mle m th ao
entitled action bearing February l notice hereby gwen 10
all creditors the Kansas Colorado Coll t'mpnI 20 eilo n,II
claims the suberher Referee appointed 90 sud by shd olet Tor
at NJ bis ohoe % Wall street IN The C Of he"loE
'A VI ' WV n LEONARD, Referee
B.RxEr BrrtrH PARsoy' Plaintiff, Auoueys Ahilastms
CUPREME COURT-TOmpkns County
= John W Holden aud Elizabeth Holden ag eman lo4e1 tsT
Holden Hauret Holden William Holden sarah Holden wealthI De
David Hotchks Be;sey Holden Hoigr hoIa
Martha Holden Matilda Demun George Dmnn H'W La'InrIih
Leaveuworth. Clariuda Elliott smith D. hiou John ~
Chase MARY Chase William Chase Mari Lous Chase harrison ROD
ST Roberts Emma Roberts. Oliver Roberts EmmA
Uoiien Charles NJ Holden SalY Ann Holden
seo5 Holden Maria Holden. Parneucr Holden Ntna holeh
Georg Holden Jenue Arthur g. Yates ElNn Lraen-
sr and Cinderella Leyenworh To the defendants Aooyensgl
the compliant o John Holden
spd Rbeth Holden plaintiff copy which vii be hed 20 the
County AMI 20 copy OF your aus
on be sbsenber once 10 Ithaca Nesiok no Colei ~
hr, within twenty day aer the see Of h summons ieas'e
he dsy Of service or psu s apply to the Court % the e'i
~ " y PINCH Pantff AtomeT Ithaca, Y
The complaint th action above referred 70 Wa s I Wv of VI
Cert Of Tonpk.ns County on We os
Jy6 laN6wh r. ~ Ii-Di, = ---
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
c,11pnRN1A MINING sTocKs.

Saw PRaNcIsco Aug 8be Mining Company hag declared
dividend Of 80 share; Point dividend Of 5 share payabs
on 2h inst Mining stocks weak and market dl sses t9l a
BI1on. II; Choa, 1876 Confidence 81
Crru Pont Mil rs; Gould Curry VI ie Nofcfoss
70 Imperial l0 Kenucs 3 ophr 81 Oyernan 30 Savage Z11
Sierra Neya.a 81 yellow jacket, l,UoO
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

RoEan the Warep. Oh Of the Port York. TO all
Interested having charge Of he sub matter ueh nqar
elimination survey following are now anaef
ou o. the Port Warens that the said surveys OF
e COMPLETED within succeeding TINS noHce on OoA' S
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
THE MARKETS.
IT = Ut ~ = = II u
TCareful.y reported for THE TRiBUSE.I


ICafefIy fepOTted Tor TIE IRiBUSEI
SATURDAY. Aug 8, 1862.
ASHES unchanged Pots arm aud in fair demands SO 3iG
%
COTTOY-Ther very heavy business doing
has more strength On the hgh grades and closes steadily; sales
of 6 bales nung 7O2 spaGe ls to exporters aud $40 to
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
mRsr INDIA MARKET.

WKST INDIA MAkkET
u,,,s, Aug s-suar market weak liae reals per "ooe
hMA'N, ,osI9 snA 8ldlO reals lor Nos l3d20 The mar
- % Nn.,o,,do noperB1e Molssss s9Si reals Bes aeg
st ~ lam. lie y for saIsd and Hc ph ieL sSss p
Cured M sy has, Hoops per go for long shaved Sw
shoShs London loi6 per ceut premium on nIea
enrneV 51GyIc discounts In gold long Hgn" Pai~S w
S,st shon slEht lGli per cent premium
DOMESTIC MARKRTa -.,., i, -
A., ponr active sales Of so bbls at ~ IoOH 10 iof
o'WhoG u ~ M Amber Winter; sl3 loT Wbei Oh foI pogps
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
0urt @urom's nOtitt.

sTArH FEwYokK,
poRr.wARpEFS Owes, No ~ "tlAmn
~roTrcF "a hereby given, in accordance with
" oS f us Ass passed April IL 1851 saissd A. As'ss