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fuliy invited TO attend the funeral, from $50 Eas
Philadelphia papers please copy.
VAN DooRS.-on saturday, October 10, after short
Illness JANEM, vile OF the late Peter v. Van Doorn
In the o7th year OF her age.
The remains were Inferred in Greenwood
New Jersey papers please copy
WILLIAMSON Sunday, October IL CAROLINE
WILLIAMS, In the goth year OF her age.
The funeral service will take place on Wednesday
at the residence OF her father, William Williams az
Old Bridge, near Hackensack, N. J. The train viii
leave foot OF Chambers street at twelve NJ Carriages
viii be In waiting on arrival OF rhe cars at Hacken.
sack The remains will be taken TO Greenwood on
Thursday. Carriages viii be In waiting at foot OF
Chambers street at one p. M. The friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend without fur
ther notice.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Brooklyn Standardization Of the City OF
tho Line-Broadway Lots In the Casters
District, Yates Avenue In the Western.

Brooklyn Subnrbs-Extension Of the City on
tho Line-Broadway Lots In the Eastern
District, Yates Avenue In the Western.
The majority OF the residents OF this city have but
little knowledge OF the rapid growth and extension
Of the city Of Brooklyn. Twin in Its development
and increase in population with New York, It's sub
urbs ike those Of Its more powerful neighbor, oer
to the observer marvellous sights OF the citys pro-
gress. Streets and avenues curbed, graded and
paved. appear as II by magic where but yesterday
were country roads. Soon skeletons of rows OF
buildings line the way, on either side, as though
they grew gpontane6usly from rich soil,
and blossom into stores aud dwelling houses filed
with motley population ere vet there was time to
study their source and origin. Churches and schools
are aonnd among n6 f tnem IKE varieties Of uxIrant
mon the new blocks are merged in the great city,
to Its busy uses. Signs OF improvement Appear All
along the eastern line Of the cir, extending from
r ina SlsS e tse arseenpont looking h0sss glow
ave Al every step ana stare at you as You pass by
ssn the about glitter sne r ,as ats Sse 'q %ho%
ons s0n seSs are On sns 20 ap S
The frugal Germans who have built mp and peoped
the Sixteenth ward and SO usurped Its precincts that
but descriptive Of It's chronological Ct charac ter, are
pushing their occupancy further out in he direction
Of the sister colony at East New York, and land
lying between the two and adjacent to either IL
eagerly inquired for by them and under this stmu-
lus being rapidly purchased and improved. Yester-
day thirtyseven lots thus located were sold under
the hammer by Eckert Walter, and the prices at
which they were sold show the natural appreciation
the severa! conditions recited have entailed
Viewed solely with regard to those last stated these
lots were choice and select while regarded In any
other light they are admirably suitable alike for bus
on the block bounded BY Broaaway, Eiisry ana
Beaver streets and Charles PLACE On the north side
Flushing avenue. They are oil full! lots, the ground
high with improvements all around. Four OF them
have frontage on Broadway, and the prices OBJ
ained for these show very high value OF real estate
here Seven lots and three g0res Just across Broad
way from those above referred to- on Gates avenue,
new paved street, were likewise sold. Quite q
lively competition was entered into for these, and
as consequence, prices ruled high. The attendance
at the sale was not large, but made mp entirely Of
parties DESTROYS Of purchasing Bidding throughout
Below will be found particulars OF the sale.
Nothing was doing at the Exchange yesterday.
and no other sale than that OF Eckert 4 Walter
which was held on the ground, occurred at public
auction; consequently, the market ia without any
noticeable features other than those already stated.
To-day promises to be more interesting.
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'od on prIy., sd ,srn. Bag. .isse. WV
scSd prime grades Interior 10 common con &c.
S ~ Ss VI !. ad new so as,'a
D. oG Vi nsSfe. wa. steady, souah quiet.
cargo 2, GSss s,syss was d;IOs ED Of 4. &c
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@ s'5sg .. ' york ssSs 10 q e ny ping 4:.s
W. m1sas ss, ss sgi s,'sSs u sGsTsg
e. o e d. s raj " Il n r sas :a 70 s s
Fo2M 81 Sh. Wilmington tar remained quiet a, ss IS
or c.ss There were sales In Baltimore Of go tons
in-eed Al OF IL o4sIn casks and bis "'f''''
for ws only 60; meat. as
s ss;ns s ne: new :.. 1ss e
s2 for Prm and gas for prime mess Lave
rivals OF about $500 head Beef slow sale steady
$40 80 e23 90 for extra do. Tcrce beef dull We
heard OF sses Beef hams were quiet at s2s s2s
old and &91 n S53 for psw. Cut meats wers 6rm, but
quie, ffNc 12kc. for shouders isc lsc. FOR city
picked hams, 2Dc 2c for smoked do and Ice lsc- for
bagsed do. Bacon dull and nominal At about 1bkc
Ice for short clear and 1bhc bye for DO ribbed The
market for lard still quiet, and rats weak Sales 200
packages At l7,c. lekc for No. TO Prime steam and
PETROL Eu sror Crude IN bulk the market was oues
ing increased business OF Sellers who demanded 1b
q t6c; l5tc WAS refused. Refined quiet but was 1ore
firmly held There saes Of 500 bbls standard white -
private market closing II about 9s.c Soc. OF
prime rt straw 70 white 40 bbls reai, eli esSc In Phia,
dephs The market still qus but prices steady.
Sales 1900 bba crude AT &c., 1850 do standard white the
last half October Sc, and co DO for November a. the
Mos Ncsrolins wss quiet, but steady II &C. gsc. Ran.
COON duh ~ sac. ave.
SugAH.--There q fair amount OF business
mated rsv, prices Tor which remained nrm iSc.
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BROOKLYN PROPKRTY-By ECKERT AND WALTER.
One lot on the corner of Broadway aud Ellery 81,
jackson. 400
One lot adjoining the above size, Samuel Ger
One lot adjoining, size, jackson. 1850
One lot adjoining same size, Grer. 1850
1856 Of Broadway 25x100, II jackson. ll00
One lot adjoining the above size Martin Hyde l7
One lot adjoining the above, SIZE Grer. l0b0
One lot adjoining the above, sixe Jackson. 900
One lot adjoining the above Giier 8O
Four lots adjoining, size, jackson. 800
One lot the OF Beaver and Elery ss 25 II
front Beaver ST. 100 II In depth Elery st. rer 900
One lot adjoining the above, on Beaver st. same size
Two lots adjoining the above, Jackson, each. Zoo
One lot adjoining the above, Frederick Poxer $40
One lot adjoining the above John Brown. 67B
One lot adjoining the above, Valentine eraser 40
One lot adjoining the above, corner OF Charles place.
Four Io.s on east side o. Charles place in rear Of the
above commencing 100 II south Of Beaver ct, 25x00,
One lot the n Of Yates and Ellery 251
GOODMAN 142b
One lot adjoining the above the side of Yates
av, SIZE r Renhar ...................... 1900
Two lots adjoining same sire Renhart each llb0
lot adjoining, Goodwin. 1,l60
lots, Of Yates each 25Ilo0 beginning about IS n
Of Eery st, 9 Goodwin, each. 1850
Hot adjoining the above norhery, % II 'front.' 50
gore adjoining, % II front, "a depth. Good
gore adjoining IS ri 'front.' sii II mean Depth John
House lot Eosciuski 81, 200 r. Of Broadway
house two story and cellar 2oIso lot 251lo0 Charles
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for good refining Cuba The sales 200 hhds
Par a. lc Tor Cuba also 100 boxes A. lsSc ana
1880 bags Manila at Ike. Refined quite freely sousn
after and tbs following prices prevailed .Hard loSc.
bye; soft white, Ike lbc. and yellow iic lsSc:
SEEDs-Calcutta lnseed held at about " ~, goid
The stock light and arrivals expected within the
next thirty days. Grass dull and unchanged.
TALLow was In moderate demand. Sales 7u,uuo Ids, Al
BE l3%c. NJ
WHISKY Receipts, s1 bbls The market was dull and
heavy ~ 81 Is, free. No salea-
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inc memphis bulletin OF the S0th ut. says there are
six railroads in the State which have failed to pay In
terest on the State loan and a. the State holds the
rst mortgage on these 1t IL believed that the Gov
ernor win recommend to the Legislature at its next
session. to adopt measures with view to the sale Of
these roads. The proceeds Of so much OF the pro.
perry win be great relief to the embarrassed imam
cial condition Of the State, Is
The Boston bank statements at the aforementioned
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SwAIN-CoLvN.-In Hudson City, N. j., on Tues
day, September 90 by the Rev. J. c. Epbert, Mr..
THOMAS f. SWAIN to Miss ISABEL w. CoLvIN, eldest
daughter OF Andrew COlvin, ESQ.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY. Oct l2-6P.M.
active and firm the opening but ane. and heavy at the
comprising 1s bales including 057 for spinning
speculation and 300 for export We quote:-
Uplrnls and Lobir and Nr,r Orleans
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New Adverfisenelats.
yROW THE QUACRS EFFORT
- From their Unfortunate Patients.
QUACKERY EXPOSED

See the Patients Guide" It tells you
how to cure diseases of the generative
organs, in both sexes, with simple, safe,
and reliable remedies, to be procured in
any drug store. Those about to marry
should procure a copy at once. Address
g. w. MORTON, Md, 124 Crosby Street,
New York. Mailed on receipt Of 4 postage
stamps.
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Notice

Of Order of Council to Discontinue
the Alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue. and
Extending from Ninth Street to
Tenth Street., in Block Number
ThirtY-One.
AYOTECE is hereby sgix en-. tkat the
~ Common Council OF the City of Ev-
ansville at its session on the OH day Of
March, AID. 1868. passed an order to dis
continue the alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Firth Avenue, and extending
from Ninth TO Tenth Streets
All persons owning or claiming real
estate adjoining or AUDITING upon said
alley, and feeling themselves aggrieved by
the passage Of said order, may have re-
dress by application to said Council within
six weeks from the publication Of this
notice. A. NJ. MC6RIFF5 Clerk.
CitysCIerk's Once, March Is, 1868.
marI7 fUni0n cOpy.l
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Furniture Factory for Sale.
UNION FURNITURE COMPANY.

TIME TIME OF THE ENCORPORA-
IL ton Of the Union Furniture Com pany
BeiBg about 10 expire, and some OF the
nj efnbers being DESTROYS of retiring. we
wish to sell the entire Factory. with conn
plete machinery, tools, and furniture on
hand, lam Der, &c, together with eleven
lots. and also the lease of the sale-roOm,
which extends for three years. The sale
room is situated on Main Street, opposite
the Courthouse. The business Is in a
condition, and it will prove a
good investment for any one who desires
TO engage in that branch Of trade. If not
sold private sale on or before the 18th
day of May. the property viii be sold az
auction on that day. For particulars call
at No. 80 Main Street Evansville, Ind.
UNION FURNITURE co.
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B us inc IS Collie @ e,
AND
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Nos. AZ and 49 Main Street,
EVANSVILLE. IND.

District Court of the United states,
For the District of Indiana
q the ma ter of Robert X. DunkersOn,
Alexander wilson, and Emile Schoen-
Iaub.-In bankruptcy.
"A + O'CLOCK P.JE ON TUESDAY,
= April 18th, A. i. 1868, the undersigned
sAssignee OF the above-named parties.
gill offer at public sale, IN front Of the
curt house in the city Of Evansville the
GLOWING described property to wit:
so shares, of SI00 each, Of the capital
took ia the AerchantS National BANK Of
Memphis. Tenn;
1-40Ih interest in the Evansville and
Louisville Mail Line.
l0-39ths interest in the steamer A mazda :
4 interest in three large frame ware
houses on the corner of Eigh h and Loo
Gust Streets. opposite the y. s. & RafirOad
freight depot;
200 shares, of SO each, Of the capital
stock In the Fountain OIL Company of
New YORK;
81 goo stock in Southern Mutual Life In
surance Company. Louisville, XVI
II shares OF the capital stock Of the
Evansville Public Han O. mpany Opera
Housed.
Terms of sale. cash.
PHILIP c. DECKER,
april dfd Assignee.
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North American steamship GO.
Through Line to California,

Vjd Panama or Nicaragua.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
March 5th and 25th, April 5th and l5th
Nay 5th and 25th.
With New Steamships of the Ftrst-CIass.
PB- PASSAGE LOWER THAN ny
Any OTHER LINE. @5aN
For Information address ID. N. CAR
RINGION, Agent, I77 West Street. New
YORK. w. III. WEBB, Pre- ,ident
CHA~. DANA, Vice President.
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Removal.

Watch Maker and JeWeler,
TRAS REMOVED TO THE SPLEEN
- did new store room Of Warren & Con
yngtOn,
No. 61 MAIN Rect,
Where he is better than ever prepared to
wait on customers. Having the finest
show window IN the city. he has peculiar
advantages for doing repairing. Especial
attention given to cleaning and repairing
watches. lfeb0 diff
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Hot Weather is Coming!

A Nd IT Is NECESSARY TO HAVE
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The undersigned have purchased the
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Lock, and are prepared to put them on at
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i. Dixon. F. H. RagOn, Prof. Genung, and
W. H Wood, who have had them put on
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day not heretofore reported were 592
sacks aud $50 sacks of choice white in
new gunnies st 75c. This corn was 81
re-shipped. Hay is some lower. Lots
sold at t22923 or the levee, but were not
choice. Oats are steady at 606623c for
choice and $50 for No. 2. Eggs are firm
st 329S5c. Chickens dull at 50 50S6,
as to quality. Potatoes are a drug az
50 2593 Is for Northern Pesshblows per
barrel. Onions scarce and firm at s. 80
par barrel. Navy Beans, So 1901 per
bushei. Turkeys, Sl691s per dozen. Cof-
fee firm; Rio, 229263c. Cheese firm
w. r., f7f@IT8c; Factory and e. D.,
1s9lSk5. Cornmesl duh, s. 5094 IS.
Flour dull with large stock foe tG
choice family, IS 25@I2. Lsrd in kegs,
.I9919le; t~ierees, 17491so. Sugar firm;
new Louisiana fair to choice, i3a916ae.
Molasses, new Louisiana, 70990s. Salt
per barrel, 50 25; sack, 50 OO9s Is.
Whisky, Common, 70@sos; Highwinss,
81 O59I 10. Other things unchanged.
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In the District Court Of the United States. for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of Frank LantsTy, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee. of Frank Lantery. OF
Memphis, In the bounty of Shelby and
State OF Tennessee, within said District. who
has been adtudged 9 Bankrupt upon MS own
petition, by the District Courto f said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 4th day OF November.
AID, 1853. WILLIAM Y. CfRODE
noV5 II 10 Assigned EtaL
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d undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointments as assignee OF 3. F. White,
individually, and as one Of the firm OF b. +.
While q Co, OF Memphis, in the count OF
shelby and Stale o. Tennessee, within said
district, who has been ad!udEed a Bankrupt
upon ais own petition. by the District Court
Of said district.
Memphis, Tenn. the 9Th day of November,
AID. 1888. !. -
now Il q Assignee. &c.
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TRUSTEE SAFE.

ny virtue OF n Deed of Trust executed BY
n VIM d. Fly on the S0th day Of March, AID.
1889. to John q. Trotier, Trustee, TO secure tns
payment of certain prOmiss0ry notes payable
- follows. 10 wit: one note for Xix thousand
dollars. due and payable 70 Catherine p Free
man on the son day OF January, A-D 800,
with tan per cent. interest rom date, and daled
tbs 9th OF March, I. 1859. One note or the
same dale FOR six thousand six hundred % lO
doIlxrs, paysbs to atherine r Freeman on
S0th day OF March, AID. 1851, win iegsi interest,"
from date. md me note OF SINE 0at9 Tor SIX
thousand six hundred IS 1O collars. payable 10
CaIherina P Freeman with legal interest rom
bata Clark's ofics of Tunica county, State OF
Mississippi, IN Book Z. OF the record OF deeds
Tor said county. page 81. And BY virtue OF.
and IN Durzuancs of : Dfcrse Of the C5anceTy
court OF said Tunica county, made at the April
farm thereof Al. 1888, investing myself with
fhs nowars OF Trustesin SAID Deed Of Trust, the
5eafh 81 the said Jne. D. TFoater, Trustee a.
afore.aid, having been suggested TO said Chan
.arv Courf L Will. on the