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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

I'VE STOCK MARKETS.

Br,s GK-e ID At CommunDu J2 At Hudson CITY and ~ At
tsesbt,b.t today nstBg use since bondsy and 57 including
hos cooler Seshsr with an AFanee IN
s,oa pd beef MARKET aAd cattle are hng I'VE
better SSay bat ots snh unaispo.ol Of s
Anticipating further improvement host OF we
,As o. today from t TO Ice with some good at et bal ns s
sg y true Offering Sales At ComRuDipa" ineis DO
seen q q only meun for r Keusns Al lte ~ Jar y w.
IN AIeraedsT Casen at Hdbic mostly ISci ~
i3c.s aud
AleIafder Ifudson City Hun1 800 10
TAR s. III 50l6 Of State dry cows II e"1 sna
eas, bToaght lie
sheep srivei late Commuupaw Al HUDSON
C FoTteutt and Bear go ChNberhuf sales en-
hee Ohio sheep u No. SEC lot Of n sac ot Of ~
aud 100 10 do 40 n lambs 7sc two
ks sf IS n lot Of 81 n oula s2 80 each
Hogs iG4 Foftehs Commun
pa They selling Al lga rough state 1904 u, bring
lag 9e H. l9l n. HE and a z03 n H.. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

Captains and pue Of vessels arriving At this port are e7esiei 20
deliver packages addressed the Newlrk ocie Press on "
p,Toss exhibit written AUTHORITY OF W >inSon Genrrl
Arn Meas packages the J0rHa Of cOmmsr H's TKsrNs
World Stn Errrcss ErciHg Post Compeca ffrfr ~ as
Zng Journal aud Nec lCrr Den0krdG sloau are
h delrered ONLY % The same persons.
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FAMILY MARKETS..
OR LIVING EXPENSES IL NEW-NORK,

TLIUAY- N9Tt ITh8-
charge ehsnres the markets The
... uo o rrt buried for short time
Il, la>ea urso lots into the ice box They can
. olen and advancing the dmsud IN
.--. Ffrsh yer to-day. hut be lower
Batter prospect q going lower At
obtained Fruits barrel
s,ce Bartlett Pear mp by opposing bidders 70 o.
n fr good about ~ peach basket
80 with quantity OF Louise Bolue aud Sece
Pear S30TA plenty the bulk being Cnconis though
uue ahuuiart before Cnnnu Grapes Con
the walk Ne T. o. With Wild Grapes a. 6Gtc
PEN. Jon peach basket u banon,
r.t S2d2 81; large EE- aud purple
Gag Pehes rasgr from 81 20 basket Cratherre arr IN
but are green uussh Poultry but
u a- - -
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WEST INDIA MARKETS

1.-THE following the closing prices OF uefchan
nsrket is 6m AZ the following prices Nos
Dutch STANDARD reals srobe Nos IS to 90 8 reals
Fair 10 Good Refining Lard 1rn al
2002{c 2 22t02jc 10 y ID tins Flour active AZ
SlL15Q Lumber, r250S3 Low iet
White Pine and 20 Tor Pitch Pine Hay So q cwt By
change London 5Gl3i premium, or tt United states long
discount; short sight 2td2o per
gold pTemuni abort sH1
403 per premium Freights Tat and nominal
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RECEIPTs on PRODUCE

Canal Prsssts. ant Ia1tirOads
sspT B-l64 bush Corn ZlS7 bush Wheat lss 500 bnb
oab 59f bush Barley bp3 bush FaIseed ~
b Corn Meal n s5 bz Flour I8 bales Cotton $50 bbs ketne
f.fostn % bbI ksphths az pkga Lard - pigs Ashes ~
gs batter psgs Is bb Lard on 54 pkg1 Dried Frt
- bba WHISKY 1I bills Eggs 58 bales Wool 80 bales Hops 28
a.s Leather 1s Tobacco and Tobacco
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p4SSFNGEES ARRJVED.

PROM BREMES Aug Sin steamship Sch ft-M,,a cs"gsln-
sen and ch Dorce Ststtmaun. Carl Va ermanu Mss T. r
mann Pbu Fk,uhsus CAR Osgeh Stokmsun o. T. THAN Anas
Hq.m ChaS Kavser er Ke Oder T. hermann Bertha
oswald johann BenanH Elizabeth Conrad Fanny SteDe Hermann
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SHIPPIAG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP SRw.YORK....."...sErr IS.
CI.EAREp

CLEARED
steam hps-ce Geadei Loasan cedoHia NGDoh,h Ga'sog;
Penn,yiysn Hall LveVoo Sty Baltimore Le6 Li'erpooli
Ss ssS%p I s. Il H ssy;r ifI Hamburg
Br,-Msds biz Phiadepha; Mnnehahn Iryiu HaYaI Roxy
Glen Wallace BO;;ou NJ e Haskell h1sst' r E Man. N
scbSsdew H. Thorudlss Hicks philadelphia Intrepid Bsnssr
y"99 An, Hndrsth wiIagos n &. Lo Gell loDOSasry
and Maitsai WA Plat Post. Philadelphia Henry RemsD Asn
ARRIVED.
Steamship Crowen Poster. Boston. md,e and pas.
9 S% sssa S 6sss Al. All =! f wR R'S az. .
BARK Quesn 81 co Les.a k,s1os % s. S'y, sS
BARK Eys KIDD, Newport e. ~ lay' railroad Iron
Bark Annie Ada Moore Mn s., % day. a, mi, ,,,
sel -Four Brother sBFS SsS Ss, BAY ' s. SI store.
SAILED.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HIHE oE Sept r R oIE SSy PS.t,s is sr s ss
Wa Ro1s Provpence for JoHu n b Easa Sesiors FOR dot
Guiding STAR Newlork U9iegrn Io'SeSee % ~ loon y D. sga
Su SIi Soiissra Ii r Bo'e1 .: rsi.is,ps.
yk r salem Carrie Fan John, send New York
s wI Las d: 90 for do Do James iicu "essp
New YORK for p,a. Ssi her ' .oms .s ses
CnaRLEsroS Sept laAnvei steamship Aigsr rom SesloIs
Below ship r. wnbreP from Ne" York , g, Nsyo,. ,,,h
sS FsSc SEQ sept ,IS ~. Bs s wa1s Nth e,rro
& ef wheat sposeushP Achievement hO~ G.sso" Of Point
BesroS sept i-Aryed ship En%s from Bristol 'ehr Fred
a. peter from Georgetown D. G. Spoken Sept IL Ia at ~ on
"a Is lie ship Ahou Bristol for Nswfors sept 49, lat TO-
Ian 81 the barn Wooisde, Gr-encck. for NeS-iSrf
DISASTERS.
Ma. Sent 10 The steamer Island Home from Eantneket
south Crest Points
tbg supposed be lost,
the endeAvof her rgeing
81 ,s The Home also reports: Spoke shr Unexpected
c Robinson M ST. John " B. anchor Handkerchief
q I ,s 9s e. rdd gone repair sn ss ' ed ' r: ito
pom- Hole schr H. /. Sght before reported IN distress,
-. t,,,.d into EgArto<u Harhor last evening.
WELLyLEEr Mass Sept ls-The .ehoene Sarah El.Seete OF
caped "Wednesday nEn IA the sq1
and sd Nth lowed this haror yeseuis7 ss
saved
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouEExsrows Sept IsThe steamship Aleppo nom Sewios ar
IiVed here
SPOKEN.
Bsk Dante. of Boon from TeneFias for OieraAr-Aar
4 LAT a. lon. 10 20
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


MtNCH sTEtt-nools ana yarns
opening The total or
have been t5o bales taken for
aud luUli The band % su SORTS
estimated a 42 ono bales including bales including 5000 bales
u American Tie Of bound Liverpool est
mated a. Ga OO bales Of which o 600 bales from the United
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vr,n,vs wr,rUER REPORTS =.
NIyIATuRR ALMANAC.

s, Ri.,, - ss4 Snn Moon $40
;
Sand, Bok w $3.50 - Hell EN
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i" y NJ '"''0E WM n vANDERBILT. Vice Pr,,iien.
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1868.
Station 10 SevYork Tweuissysnh't And Fourth
ave Entrance on Twenty .seyenth'St
TRAINS LEAVR NEW- YORK

Eutrance on IHenV se'elmsh
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
p, aud Bridgeport 100, 800 (EE ll30 l2l5
F,5 a s Is ss ~ F.as Southport AID we.por l
F % S s7 100 SEQ 81 900 oO as EI SEQ EI
~ Tst barren si leo % 500 10 as 40
E Fo' 3 9a GS e. IT, 80 SO $50 Er pm
For sud intermediate stations 100 SO' O M 40
70, ro,o0 v. svus SSsF $50 NJ Fs Zoo I apm
o Ro:Sn ia a.. s sSs6 Is. 400 o hI e. M 400 1
For Connecticut River Railroad eco tEr plSP N to Mon"
For sHora Providence and Fshk Railroad 100 tEr) i@'
For se~IIareu New London and s'OHHgOn Railroad S TO-
70; Canal Railroad 500 NJ l1ls to Northampton aud WIZ
n' Fn, Hsa.,tone Railroad 81 IN, aoop.
Eor Saesaee. Es,Sa1 AZ Ssiro s 100 90 m i2s 4pn
Connexions Sleeping Cars attached to ~" MIS- ~ noYT SUIT
NEW Jersey r. RELIANCE OF HOUR
usprins sept 49, IsGs-For LADELPHIA va KIs,iss'
Via S9@asn u m roE m Rd &c |
a. M - o. NJ $50 p M South and wa;to n go pm
FOR me WEST CTsi1 ." % D. @ aa, troab viii Sai
o5s sS.us Snar Palace tram Foa through 20
c91I'I ; ,I.S. Ss o,5 s.
n tran one S' 1 nH5 ia ss s.es Of other
Chicago ('Dsiyl ,: W. yASAaoA. zen sup
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
- AoAn FOR LONG Dj BR Al 70 ,,xg /,
TOMS RIVER @ e q d 5E 81 RED bASA
DAILY tSundsTs eGcepieil at "a. m, AMI 4OP n.
ToscAng At Pier T. Tor Passengers OILY H4.A P IA
By the favorie steamers
JESSE HOYT aud NEvkRSlNk
R.,urniag leave Long Branch At 1:3)G m. sudJ p m
TOMS River al $50 o and !: ~ pm
Arriving New York al $3.50 a m and 81 p ma
Ioaa 11 ma '' "'' ~ w 3 sSEpEN 4 Co, Leneei
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG lSLAN ~
p-CHAHGR or TIME On and AMER September J. zoo srsa
will nun IS follows: Leave NesYork Roosevelt and 1A1ss
Tor sevenhsL, wilGsmsbarh, al s.Oo s,s fnt
ago n w. for Isip and intermediate fatloosi st oi1' III
jsm,ca Returning lsp 6l3 and a M ana = N, .p
ping intermediate stations and fron JaHAea q w.
fork $50. 0.55 955 and $50 ~ an -, - IN. a. I'm
Passengers Rockaway aud Fire Island VIII eA's o INC wv
and3 IA T.. X. t.t,n8
ia''''ts'' "'A''' ~ r. WHITE. superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

0rtan Sttantrs.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
IN OPPOSITION To MONOPOLY -
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
ERW SAILING ARRANGEMENT
TIE 5fh AND 2Oth OF EVERY MONTH, a, 49,.
or h. d, before when susdJ non fs No 70 Ho'
River foot kHgst, al noos M M rrp. ..,,.-,., I'M
s.snssp GUIDING STAR connecting with nee
Steamship NEBRASKA .,.s a., ,A,. ,,d. and ,r, ,u,ur
p,,,.d for s,fetg speed Elegance and comfort am I sA "
P,..s, eght
fub.r P,ueu.s address the =. ~ ~" ~ ~
River ksv-York - 'yru uppg P,s.tAaut
NhA"AN' DA'A No 81 RIehanEs place. n I
TRFAT REDUCTION in FREIGHT to San
II RtECSCO via PAnamA b. Pacific Mai Steamship ComrAny
,team.r IIESHY CilAUECEY sang on TiittsDAi
reaches San Francse" anu'
FOUR DAYS IN ADVANCE Of shipments b. horth
rnsr Ssm.,a,e Of september 20 Apply 20 WILLS fAE"o
Co Freight Agents Co. Pier No .! n H. I,et o. osA "
DOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL, co,p,sr
il uSITFD STATKs and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP NO''' 49,
Regular Mai Steamers sailing on the ~ OF ecr' n"lN'
uISSISSIPPi Capt SLocuN. september - ..
NpRpINICK CAPT TpHkKHAh Orioher H.
snf'rU AMERICA. CAPT TIsKLEPAu0E. NnLra"s..
schedule time, and csl AZ u
P Bsna RIO de Janero going ADD rs'uH's F
'ns's'~'A Nm GAkRlS0S. Agent No. SBSSbAEEFs'A
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6uparturrsbV gOiitts.

United SPECIAL PARTNERSlllP,-No-
hereby given that limited partnership Dor lh us u'
Of general mercantile and commission business ~ We Wy o,
York entered into by snd between iDM Ahp oe.l
WILLIAM HOFFMAN,. and JAMBS G. LAkNlNO, All At prtnt
residents Of City New pursuant and W virtue OF we s
Of the second part u the Revised tt ~
the EeEYork and the Ges Amends'oJ thereof Ha IA
The name or arm which the ,d partnership 20 be con
dueed E SMITH HOFFMAN, Co. The zen fa nature Of the
bup intended n the said partnership general
mercantile commission business, The names Of ~ he sebe shi
sn4e FARMERS said pAin ersp EDWARD hh H.
WILLIAM T. HOFFMAN and JAMES & IhNN 20 when partner
sp the said EDWARD SMITH ard VILLA h T. hOffhAh arc tog
said JAMES {. LAAhlNb Is TIE hpeca
Partner and their respective places II Is At present W ts
nf keaYot The sad JAMES g LhNHiNn
s such special partner has contributed 90 the common 'oo :" e
the Of OO one hundred And 'S''
dollars cash. l. A.. e.,
IN. period at which sad partnership 70 commence the hr,,
dsvo aud the business operations OF 'an hn VIII
cons day Of srpismbef A. D. 1905 ,' we sac
o. until aud terminate upon ls ~ u o'
lamar A. D. lsT2-D,sd Ssw.iOrk CITY hagus ls1
WILLIAM r HOFFMAN,
c. LAHHING.
once, n Psft place cor Chsr'h'st, hs~foTf CITY
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GGtursions.
STEAMBOATS, ano GailrOaNs.

bristol LlNE-AT 8 p. VI. ,,.n
ID ,or,,vv TnE ON, ST. rSs I've
The LIrg, the World HAVING w s'A's '~
BRISTOL,
Capt DR4TTosS 6SDi Pr vi % r. @' a faDArS '
PROVIDENCE, ...
Capt SIMMONS ai5P ~ TUESDAYS THURSDAYS 'aa SAlOR
Connecting KIPrs Train a. Bristol the ioo"DS morning
"Syae a. Boston 4. Osoel H. time for Al. oHv'y'H'' oct Of
Frs, utsu Is low lowest and Landed n Bo,Sn IN
JAMES FISK. IT,, Managing Director
NOR NORWALK and DANBURf.-Railroad
' , S ,s . Per ~ se n K a-. ~. o, o.
euooa a and FROM To-, Of & Rsls. 9SGss
.r., Sath HorvI arrival Of hs DAhoary AID
Er s.: Ticket" 81 Is Stages connect for New
C'IrVVFP ARRANGEMENT-FO WHITE
- SToSF BAYiFS DOCK GRREr MICK SANDS POINT
MOTIFS DOCK. GLENCoyk GLLSNoOp .al ~ az "a
wASHSKA CAPT POST caves Per - T. = fs.i SA7l DAILY Saa
d,J, srespteD .it M tor the ahs,s MINED place.
NOR HARTFORD, Direct-CITY OF HART
FORD GRANITE STATE i,ays reetp day a. P a. l
.. & cs cVs ii Ho ,s northampton B,sboro H.
CAFETY, SPEED aud COMFORT.
~ ron g0Sroy
WORCESTER PALMER f FTcRrFG NASHUA LOWELL con
CORD TIN WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND
INTERMEDIARY POINTS
The l4 ,, os ss T pa f cry or sEwroRK
No q North liver. foot of NesTyst
,h.,. connecting with tbs sisos Eipy Train nom ne .eS..
s Ss s.. I S. .p s. 40 london .n SoriSa Railroads
F"a' leH the '"'' % f M pisf'l Gs %SG" ." II,
nor NEWBURGH, West Point, Poughkeep-
.s Ropdout .o KugsH landing at CoiH'I D'ei' Cornwall
New Hamburg aud M srsSaE dS' MARY POWELL
cave. p..bro...lt EVERY lffERSooS a. $50 oelest
CTEAMER MARY POWELL. a.. ., IN
y tJAEGR or HOUR--On and after hOSDAf' ssph H VIII
NOR NEW-UAVEN, HARTFORD, SPKlNG-
i FIELD AND THE NORTH Fare 81 seaI 1 r. Ri,,s
alp IiaSea ct J.l5 Ild u p 70. eenae wig -
WINK FRS FERRY-From Duane and JAY
-, '9 m .nd go Sundays st ~ a m aud o." p m
CIINDAY PASSENGER BOAT for NEW
- ARKTss as.mboa, THOMAS WAY vii make the Sl9"s
trips Se~ Yert and he~AiG on seSpA, re-. "a m icav.
Newsi Of ceHirs't ss' n ASa s6y SpsS n,snasus
Point each way v. - - - :, :, ~, ~
CTINDAY MORNING BOAT for NEW BURGH,
IN, THOMAS SOLVER leave. pier foot Of w.r:ns
Every syNRar aaSr. boSb Psr ryingto Tnver
straw corIen'. ood sprng S Ssa .%r s A''D'As
NT0PTUERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
~ Trains Jersey og for risrnon At y 70 5i a - and
422. s;22 aud $50 P n. Iss 10 f'sSA' A-1 49, 49, ~
m Passenger r"' through ra0s w. DEMAREsr Superintendent.
n Al TTV0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.'S
ID INDEPENDENT LINE Tor The VS. nHIY Vi. INLAND
TSR BE S soft RIVER RATES Low With Qalef p',Pa,ch
ras.s TINS ESvT 4c GHi ao5t6 UNTIL tsT5 APt
PRRvRII Gspsrsl Agent No 1873 BroaeSa1, cor psS. :
I ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Leave James
'P .,port and a. station. woSI.d. and wior
Tree 9an hSrSTor fIT. Tram Tor Gecnror .loppnI
Jsmc Miaso I,,ss aud ~ stations E.'I WI ~ I, %
North f,p passenger Train aud oil Nay ,'a!oa, AZ s G
s :, r,n leaves Hunters Point ate ~ for htmo'isAd
G "a Cove North sip Nerhpo ssi al SI' i ,soH' ~ " ~
'sr' Pois, TAGS D. BARTON ssn.rpt.nd.nt
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CHANTS for CUISINES 3tItu.


AN INVENTOR having % Inventions Uen
~ nasnd pending balance nearly rratr 20 apply tofl con
,b acs tools h1useh"d implements ani snah
auiress uiiitl desires 20 htL FAhl ~
WHOLE INTEREST part tho whole Nf@rdh "ppnran "t
hclU for nye.ugatuu Liberal terms Apply 10 OF
address for ~ dar,. lSFENiOh NO b Dlanr a. y. !.
y ACTIVE business man with capital OF
~ sFsutsF.ous arrangement With reliable
parties paving established business Farf par GUAR. 80
- At ths time for interview When ali niurhhuon vi" pc
given PROMPT" Tribune Ohee
A PHYSICIAN wishes to SELL PRACTICE
~ Of % yesr standing rich section Of ic county address
DOCTOR Thbahs OGoe. y. y CiC
A GOOD BUSINESS-'The HARLEM BA-
n ZAAR SALE, consisting Of TOYS Fancy Gooos sa1asry
Pshug TacFe sl Goods kc hs'abshei I've Jears Thr
ave. corner one bauarei aud tSent' fonri-st
MANUFACTORY, doing a good business, Tor
w SALE viii require about 5000 Address MANUFAC IUhEk'
Tribune Once.
CTOVE and TIN BUSINESS for SALE-
y Store sto and Tools al r cash Immediate poe
session Address b. NEwElRK Moigomef Orarge touhiy l.
N{TANTED-A PARTNER with $4,000, III one
the profitable Manufacturing businesses n this eu u
will proat partner +4o per annu Inc lest OF rel
given equrd for al in1eTe" s41es y d. 'o
Box No. 2Gs6 New York PosiOhec
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Sttambuats anS guilroaas.
FOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
RIVER
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,

Nh"-ionh ana bOSlON, hENPORT, FALL RlNEh TAINlON
Nb" BEDFORD and CAPE COD TOWNS and NANTUCKET
Pare aad freight q, low as by Inv sthsr linz.
One OF the magnificent Steamboats,
90 NEWPORT or OLD COLONY
Leaves Pier - n r. foot Of MaT-t At 800 N. daily Sun
By this ronte passenger.
unsnrbe 90 board ana take
7i5 train, and arrive in Boston al early
hEvioRK, Angus ~ IeoS az Broadway, SeS.York
TOR ALBANY and TROY.-Fare 81 50
than by rail and IS cheaper than nv sny
north Of Spring EVERY EVENING
ts,tudsys eIeePted at o'clock and foot Of Th uh
and Aagatga And Lake Cbamp
Mone Lake George Saratoga and al stations with
rail for North Adams Burlington and points ksst Fare SUNDAY
scared oaos No sS wsst-s- 80
NAY LINE for ALBANY and TR0Y-Fare So
1Drhe steamboats, G. VBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave
Rhnebec Tvoh Catsk and Hudson connecting With aud II
trains 90 Neriork CenrA with train the SusquehAnna and
A LBANY AND TROY DAY BOATS-Change
e. VIBBARD snd DANIEL DREW will leave DesbrosSes
and Tmry furth.st at a:i5 a m Pare 81
DE0PLEs LINE for ALBANY-Steamers ST.
No a. North River Of Cans every EVENING Suuly
sIeep o'clock Passengers desiring the comforts and Injuries
Albany In ample iime for railroad North and West
Freight taken al reduced rates
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot New York foot Of Lbeys
Railroad Basion With the hgh Valley Railroad
oB forming direct ue to Pittsburgh and the West without change
ALLENTOWN LINE TO Thg WEST
Three Express Trains 20 the West except sundays when train
the
miles honr. saved by to Chicago Cincinnati
81 Louis &C.. with but one change o. ears
Amter ieaVa M Y ova
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

GTeenest N. T.. Church, between Broouae and sRnge
The Rey SSKlp Pastor a preach on SUN0Ai At ol oeock
a. M Subject The prniec0s predicted BY the Prophet" And d
ecoe Subject BE sc also ready" Strangers and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

NevEagland Church (Cougregatouall Forty drsts'
siTtrave. the Rev LYMAN ABBoTT sacrament a
Lords Supper will b. sdrinen
service the coming SABBATH i O'Clock Evening service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

Fowl q r5...... % Woodeock q pair. 81 75a 81 90
Cl3elr1s 6re 4 sBipe yellow ieg and Do
Br in. u pr 81 81 25 witch pr - 50a - 50
.1sG3lI SAND. 4 .tl068
har = pair ~ 25d& 50l Flower = Coz - S1 - -
Tea a3d Nooi.... 75c a 81 OIL Rice OF Reed Birds - .
Geese yousg. 4 b......ga3z = do1. ~ %
SQUAD = - va - VfAasesP pA'' 30 wa - ~
HrrIsrs q n. .51QI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

PRESBYTERIAN Mission, Republican Wgwsm. Forg-srth -
east u Observation-Disclosures SABBATH AFTERNOON Sent p
at ococt b. GEORGE & CHAMBERS sabhathSehoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

Old Joln-St. VI T.. Church The Rev. T. LATTMFR.
German Conference will preeh Oi and the Pastor tho
W. n. DE- PUY u m. Sunday School al a. and
Strangers cordially invited The one bundeth Anniversary
81 the dedication 0f this church will be- held Oct 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

Time lIeihOdists in Brooklyn" Be now there-
o instructed judges 81 the earth"Psam
Class Bro Joseph MackeFs residence
Nontaqye.st FRIDAY EVENING, at u .. m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-27
rEo. wELLEs NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.
" Executors sale Of Genteel Hotel and
Household Furniture.

HEO WELLES NICHOLS, AUCTlONEER
" Executors sale Of Genteel Hotel and
BY Of the Of the estate Of the late John La
JONES, NICHOLS co. viii sell on Monday, October 70,
Formerly La Farse House. sss and s Broadway ali The
nr and 81 rn .s ssd ho nS Dining
Room Furniture; iron Safe and Once Furniture, mar
Plate sne sns PIER Glasses assorted sizes carved
wood black walnut MAHOGANY and OAK psror suits %as
Carpets and Rugs elegant rosewood black r %San s sDd
SR mshosans
Threequarer Besteads Curled Hair Single and Double
large lot Of Fixtures sizes and together
i Sisa q. &C. '' JoSfs Sc6Is s'es
IJENRY B. HERTs AUCT1oNEER.
III Household Furniture.
street, between and Third avenues,
the entire Furniture of said house. Full particulars In Mon
JAMES MILLER, AUCTIONEER
EXECUTORS SALE OF 1879 ACRES,
i5i PLOTS,
AT FORT WASHINGTON,
PART OF THE ESTATE OF ISAAC DYCKMAN.
JAMES NJ. MILLER will sell at auction, Oct H. at IL M
at the Exchange saesroom Ill Broadway the celebrated
FORT GEORGE PROPERTY,
consisting i acres ~ plots sseotlnT 81 from % 1 Br9sa
river and from 1921 street 2O4h street .,...., nm
The most desirable locations for suburban resdences on
the island are included In this tract, IN, l., s m ,hs
The plots s,aked out and men will be found on 'ne
ground every day 70 show visitors the pTofe o
IS % Pine street. s o. y GE6sBT Aorss
Dot Executors, l33 Nassau street
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A J. RLEFCKFR, son co, AUCTloNEGRS.
"A. Wednesday, Ocober7, AZ ~ o'cloc Che premises
executor sc ~ U6 Lots Hlanted, y j.. belonging
tue eslule o. airs. Hart le.essel.
flalnNe,l n.
rus valuable estate, at Plainhcd. n j., consisting OF
about 100 beautiful plots o. eroand the whcle situated on
streeis and aveifles how laid out.
sSe peremptOry by order OF the executors
An EXCURSION Will take purchasers 60 I've ground snd
return them In the afteyaOon.
n BRe res,neuts viii be provided the ground pre-
vogs 20 the sale.
Maps and free tickets
~ Cedar street.
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nLYMPfc THEATRE. ~ rs Ar r
" Nightly cro~ded. rhrans. Turnri ~ ~,
sss' per orinancs Of 6 q FOX's tsrini r4r> ''
sI,i nUMrry oUNrry "a.
Fairy EneLahiment- aai Marycl., rr,as.5,o- Foo -.
i9in,inbs A%eTie9 H Comedian aud P'nio'aus
s %a;j$; 81 8: :: {;
s New G sSSs theatre ;ss' yda ' sePso'
NILE SANGALi Ta AN G lSt HAas gsf
NEW YORK THEATRE.
NINTH AND LAsT WEEK or
MOST od 6sik rl.A Success.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
MONDAY o'' eHS ( Tis Pc dgs ,iyaLIfgSss'
great .9en ard sen p, SI eT@es e"o''''
'HEATRE FRANcAIs SEASON 1856: g
GRAND OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY ocToBss hv
RENOWNED ARTISTS engaged in Enrepe expressly h"f
WITH oFFESs&oas fofShAs orfeA sodFsE'
gorgeousy mounted the entire scenery and dresses having
been expressly made in Paris.
NINE. ROSE BELL as Ia GRANDE pUCHEssE
o in ss the ss se
Gosy Prince Paul NJ GFNoT, Baron racs; n BouR.
Musical Director, Mr.. ROBERT srOEPEL.
others DESTROYS of subscribing for the entire for any
stated evening each week. respectfully to apply
at the Theatre Francois before Wednesday, September 30
The regular sale of seats common ces ON Thursday Oct
TNHEATRE CoMIQUE, 5l4 BROADWAY.
WHITE and SPENCER Lessees and Projectors
ENTfiiiSiASM INCREASES NIGHTLY
THIS GREAT TEMPLE OF ENJOYMENT
PERPETUALLY CROWDED
by brilliant array Of Beauty and Fashion to enjoy She
novel performance OF the original genius,
WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD
AND HIS FAVORITE COMPANY.
TWO NEW SKETCHES TWO NEW SKETCHES.
rwo NEW SKETCHES TwO NEW sKETCuEs
THE GRECIAE BEND
THE GRECiAN BEND
THE GRECIAN BEND
FIFTH AVENUE AND THE GREClAN BEND.
GRECIAN BEND lGRECIAN BEND
GRECIAN BEND. GRECIAN BEND
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~
CIGNoR BLITz-DoDwoRTH HALL 500 BROADWAY
- THE GREAT ORIGINAL
IN HIS TEMPLE OF WONDERS.
EVENINGS AT O'CLOCK
MATlNEES WEDNESDAY AND SAT- RDAY At 2.
Immense Attraction and Extraordinary success.
The Double-headcd Sphiux-The Double eaded SPHINX
Sphinx-Grand Oracle of Memnon-Sphnx
Sphinx-The Egyptian Misunderstanding.
ANTHR0POGLOSSUS.
The Learned CanarcsThe Learned Csnares The
Magical atons-Magical Transformations
Dance of Dinner Plates OF Dinner Plaes-Dance OF
Dinner Plates.
Doubeheaded Sphinx -Doublcheaded Sphnx-The Double
headed Sphinx.
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HENRY B. HERTs AUCTrONEER
III Household Furniture.
ON Monday, September 2 at IL O'Clock, at NO. = Last
Seventy eighth street, between Second and Third avenues
the entire Furniture OF said house. Full particulars III Mon
dav Herald
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PATTERSON AND LITTLE FALLS HORSE RAILROAD
aled proposals will be received until Oc;o
B. for the construction Of about Ia miles single
track horse railway with turnouts nj Paterson N j. Plans
and specifications will be exhibited from September y at the
OF H. ockenberry, ESQ.,, superintendent, 10 Main
street. The company reserve the right TO accept or
reject any bids received. - 49, -....
II. HOCKENBERRY,, Committee.
JAS. VAN BLARCOMN