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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August 1.-Cotton firmer at 80OQ3OLc.
Flour advanced 5@loc. sales OF $500 bOs state S709
sales OF $50 bbs AZ s9o@5 Ca ifornla hrmer sales of
601 bbls. at $40 60Gl250 Wheat quiet, and advanced
l@2c.; sales OF l6,Ooe bushels No. at 80: No l
choice at S2'e3 white Michigan AT 1870 Corn heavy;
sales OF 10000 bushels at $l'O5G1i2. Oats declining;
sales OF 2sOoo bushels az sl1a@s2sc. Pork quiet at
S2s4 49,. Lard firm at ls@ls@c. for steam rendered.
Whisky firm and scarce at 60c.
BALTIMORE. Aug. Lection firm, MiddlIpgs, 80.
Flour very firm and active There is very little
stock, al ~ there any in market 1t would nro-
badly bring higher ra es The Grain market is firm
at yesterdays quotations. Mess Pork firm At $30
Bacon rib sides IL; clear sides 17Id71Sc shoulders
l414@ll41S; Hams, 2I @Sl2. Lard quiet at lS@SlSSc
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Prospects Of an International Aquatic
Match.

The Ward brothers. desirous of testing the
relative merits of the Craftsmanship of Great
Britain and the United States, will make O
Distance five or six miles straight away. The
race to be rowed in either country, on waters to
be mutually agreed upon. We will give $1,000
to any crew willing to visit the United States
for expenses, or will take that amount and row
in England. Communications by steamer or
telegraph addressed to care OF editor New York
Herald will receive immediate attention.
JOSH. WARD,
HENRY WARD,
CHARLES WARD,
GILBERT WARD.
New York July o. 1858.
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FROM CONNECTICUT.
Ar Infamous F.Isehood Na,Iod.

HARTFORD, August IA few days ago the
Hartford Times professed authority to an
nounce that orville L. Grant, brother of Gene
raj Grant, had declared his intention to vote
for Seymour and Blair. The Evening Post of
this city publishes to-day extracts from a letter
Of o. l.. Grant, pronouncipg the statement
false in every particular. Mr.. Grant says he
is strong in the Republican faith, always has
been, and always intends to he.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Afternoons Quotations.

By Atlantic ChbIe.
LONDON, August 1-P. M.-Consols closed at
94sa943 for both money and account. Ameri-
can securities closed dull; 5-2O's, y; Illinois
Central, 94s; Erie, 43s; Atlantic and Great
Western, 4244.
LIVERPOOL, August 1-P. M.-Cotton closed
steady but unchanged. Breadstufs unchanged.
Lard firm at 65s. Sd. Cheese firm at SIS. Cd
Rosin, lbs. 3D.; Turpentine, 27s. Other arti-
cles unchanged.
LONDON, August 1-P. NJ Sugar firm.
Sperm Oil, 93s. on the spot, and Gas. to arrive.
Other articles unchanged.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 1.-The steamship
Borussia arrived at 1890 this morning
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CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-Coroner Daniels last
evening held an inquest on the body of Samuel
Webb, the fireman on the Pennsylvania Railroad
who was killed by bridge. 1t was ascertained
that at the time of the accident the deceased
was standing on the headlight, cleaning the
smoke.stack and being struck by the bridge
was Knocked into the funnel. AVerdict OF acci-
dental death was rendered.
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POLITICAL.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-The Republican Ma
tional Executive Committee and Republican
State Central Committee, are now in session.
The Republican soldiers and sailors organi-
zation sits at the Astor House. The latter two
organized yesterday, but nothing of conse-
quence was done. They will all complete
their work by the close of next week.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
soR AgpIEIoNAL LOCAL IEEns SEE INSIDE PAs rs.

FIREs.-This morning at o'clock a slight
fire occurred at stable IN the rear of Stanley
street, above Third. 1t is supposed to have
been the work OF an incendiary.
At o'clock this morning an alarm of fire was
caused by the burning of a portion of Apple
gates Photographic building, No. 7O4 Arch
street. The operating room, the skylight, aud
a portion of the roof were destroyed. The re-
mainder of the structure suffered from water
The lower floor was occupied by John Bowman,
a dealer in silver ware. His loss, which is light
is by water. AT o'clock the fire in the runs
rekindled, but the fremen prevented any
further destruction of property.
Mr.. Appegate has an insurance of $780,
which will hardly cover the loss. 1t is impos-
slble 10 estimate the loss of Mr.. Bowman, but
his insurance, $l3,5 800, will be amply sufficient
to cover it, The building is insured for $40 900
in the Fire Association and the Franklin.
A stationery store, at No. 1922 8. Third street,
occupied by Mrs. Ogden, was slightly damaged
by fre at 10 o'clock this morning. sergeant
Broomal put 1T out by patent fre.extin-
guisher.
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POLICE STATISTICS. arrests during
the month of July were as tolloMs;-

A STRIKER IN TRoUBLR.-Thomas Goldin is a
brickmaker and while working in q yard at
higher wages. In the same place was negro,
who being requested to join it, refused. Goldin,
it is alleged, then struck the negro with shovel.
inficting quite serious wound, The accused
was taken into custody, and having been given
hearing before Alderman Maule, was sent be-
low to await trial.
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LATER FROM WAsHIN GToM.
The Extension of a Paper Patent.

The Extension of a Paper Patent.
Despatch to The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The patent Of A. G.
Mellier for making paper from wood and straw
has been extended for seven years from August
z, 1868, by the Commissioner of Patents.
This is the patent that has caused so much
litigation among the various paper-makers
throughout the country.
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peaceful exhibition we may take courage and
hope that the good time predicted by Isaiah is
not far oH-the time when people 'shall beat
the1r swords into plougbshares, and their spears
sword against nation, neither shall they learn
war any more. ~ -ROsLOn Journal.
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HEARING AT THE CENTRAL srAr1oN.-James

HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-James
McCredden was charged with larceny of money.
Margaret Ackernite testified that the prisoner
entered her house, No. 1910 Wood street, last
evening, and went to her room. opened her
bureau drawer, and took about $500 out, and
left. Held in $500 bail for further hearing
on Monday.
William Payne, living at No. 11O9 Rose street,
was charged with stealing from house on fire.
Chief McCusker testified that this morning,
when he came down from the roof of the house
that was burned on Arch street, above Seventh,
he found the boy rfing a trunk. Held in 5000
bail to answer.
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RECoRDER's CAsE.-Thomas Chew was
an assault and battery on Daniel Redman at
Arch street wharf They are both colored men,
aged about sixty years. They had an alteration
on the wharf, and Chew alleges Redman struck
him, whereupon he proceeded to thrash him.
He was held in $500 bail TO answer.
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THE THERMoMETBR.-Thef following table ex-
hibts the state of the thermometer for the past
month as compared with the corresponding
period of last year,
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Sacramento is amused by "one-legged
Hercues-probably the original of the remark,
ca pede HercWlem.
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DEATH OF A WELL-KNoWN CTIzEN.-This
morning Anthony Hongler, wellknown and
wealthy citizen of the Eleventh Ward, was
found dead in bed at his residence, No. 6l2 st.
John street. The deceased has been engaged
in the coppersmithing business for many years
nnst
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DROWNED MAN.-The body of an unknown
white man was found in the Delaware at Coates
street wharf this morning. Coroner Daniels
was notified to hold an inquest.
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THE RESULT OF DRUNKENNESS. - Thomas
Harvey, yesterday, while working at beer
of lager, and became intoxicated. During this
state of iuebriation he appropriated number
OF revenue stamps to his own use. He was sub.
sequently arrested, and held for further hear
ing by Alderman Hood.
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ANOTHER ARRRsT-Charles Harper alias
''Slippery,n has been arrested on the charge of
MIR. Farley, No. 1850 Arch street. Alderman
Jones has held him for q further hearing.
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AssAULTNG AN OFFICER.-Polceman Scran-
ton, of the Fourth District, yesterday ARE sted
John Fitzpatrick, ut Second and Market
streets, for being drunk aud disorderly. On
the way to the Station House the accused
assaulted the Official. Recorder Given COM
nitted him in default of $1,000 bail
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A HAUL OF YoUTH.-The police of the Fifth
District, last night, took into custody a number
Of lads while sleeping IN the alleys in the vicinity
OF Ninth and Walnut streets. Alderman Swift
sent them all to prison.
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.-squatter rights again agitate San Fran
cisco.
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THE DoG-CAToHBRs. The dog-catchers dur
ing the week have captured 16S CANNES, Of
which but ~ were redeemed, the remainder
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THIRD EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Advices from Europe.

Ets" Etcp Etc., Etos EtO., Ets.
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THE MARKETS.

The following are the latest quotations for the
various articles deaiRnated:-
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BUILDING PERMITs.-The following table ex-
bibits the number of building permits issued
during the month of July Just passed, as com
pared with the corresponding month in 1867
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DIR. H. r. Linderman, Director OF the Mint,
furnishes the following statement of Deposits
and Coinage at the Mint during the month Of
July, 1885,
Tdltts,
Gold Deposits s."............."....... S15S 223 or
silver Deposits and Purcnases"".".... l5,20S'90
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FRUIT-DUTY: Dried, 5c.i
Almonds, 6C9l0c. shelied
and not shelled: other
Nuts, &C.: nates, &C.; sar'
dimes 50, Grapes 25, ana
Fruits In Sugar, syrup
and Brandy. 25 y cent.
Rails. .Sh. .P1sck8'50 a.
Rais .bcb &lyrs8'95 a.
Cur'nis, ~. q lb-llA<a- ll7a
Citron.,.....,...-H a. ~
Almonds Slci-
ly soft shell..-l6 a le
Aims shell d. a 45
PURS AND bKlkS-Furs
dressed or undressed, on
skins. 10 e. cent Rd val;
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Extension of a Paper Patent.
Denial Of Malicious Report by
Grants Brother.

Etc., Ete.. ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc
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Paddy, l1Sc. q ID.
Carolina. good.
TO prime.....lO'50 aIl'25
Rangoon, dressed
| gold......-.,".,. 6'25 R6'62JS
5ALT-DUTY: Sacks, 24c.
q ln0 lbs; bulk, Is cts. a
100 lbs. "
Turks Island,
o. sh.."...-4S a. 40
Liverpool, Gr.,
| & sAck......,..~.1'75 also
R Higgins a.
FASHIONS g25O g.
SEEDs-DUTY: Linseed,
l6c, Hemp 40. F9 10, Ga
nary i R bush. of so lbs
ana Grass Seed 80 o ct
Glover q ib...-l01<e-I9
Timothy R bus-2 so a2,6O
FlaxAm. rgh....2'65 az 20
SHOT-DUTY: 2kc, % 10
Dp&Bk(c)9lb lb-'lIJ6a--
BuckcOmp(c)-'l21Sa--
soAP1DUrY; % b cent.
Casiile.......m-'l6ka-I7
s p II l. Il N II - (ZINN)-
DUTY: In Pigs, Bars, and
Plates. $3.50 u 100 lbs.
Plates ....gOld 6'S71Sa $50
SPICES-DUTY:5a5Oc, am,
Casaia In mRts
% 10, gld".-.- a-'52
Cling r, RaceEld'll a-'lly6
Mace, goid...-'90 R-95
Nutmegs, No.
1, gOld........-'s7 R--'Ss
Pepper, gold,.-'2316a-'24
PimentO, jamaica
| lc) gold..-...--'-- AL
lCloves (c) GID 26%a--'N
lSUGA RS-DUTY:21sa5cTD
New Orleans a.
Cuba, MrlRdO-- O71sa-OSH
Porto Rlco...-'l116R-'lln
Hav'nawhite-'l51SA-'15ts
HAv. B.&Y.-- a.
MRnilla........-l lO3Sa-u u1S
LOaI,.....,.,s,,.'.- -
Crushed........-- a. l65a
IYellew"nnn-- b. bfE
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Stav's w. .Ope no. 20 a275.on
" w. .Ohd =. 10000 a235'OO
- W.U bbl. 60'O0 al5O.OO
Heed'g w. O.--aI4O.OU
MOLASSES-DUTY:8c,p % ql
| y, o.. " gai..-..---a---
Porto Rico.......4S a-7O
Cuba Muscov...46 a-53
Cuba Clayed...-s6 a. 80
Barbadoes.....-54 ass
y NAILS-DUrY: Cut. IL:
| Wrought.21s: Horseshoe,
Q cents ~ 10,
Cut. daGd. ~ IOOib4-75 RbUO
lClinch...............6'371Sa6'5O
NAVAL STORES-DUTy
spts. Turpentine, 80 cts.
gal.; other kinds, I'd
" CT. ad val.
Turpet. SfJ. N.
Coty, F2S0l BIS a3'S7I1
Tar. ........ VIII.
miuRton..... 3 25 a3'50
Tar, q Dbl NC. 3'25 a8'6O
Pitch-.....,........8'5O a.
Resin-cOm. old2 70 q 275
Do. No. 2fs $50 b 3'2Ss3 SO
spirits 1ur...-44 a.
IO1L-DUTY: Palm 10, Olive
| II, Linseed, Flaxseed
X. Seed, % cen Is; Sperm
| lforelgn hsheriea) and
w hale or other fish (fnr.
eign), 20 q cent. adj va
! loren.
olive, l2bb&bs4'OO a-4.1O
lOlive,inc. fg,-2 50 a 2 AZ
Palm, lo.... l25sa--
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Sissal, gold - a.
Manila, y ID.
gOld...........-- 9Ma 10
Jute, gold .....-.- bHa-.- ~
Amer. und'd l75OOsI80'00
do. dressed. =. .970 Ooa200 90
IHIDE5-DUTY; 10 y oent.
ad valorem, geld
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO SALE
~ THIS day, at public auction, by JOHN l.. VANDE-
WATER Anctoneer "a Duane street, at IL NJ
prompt three ne valuable fast and wei known Horses by
order OF j. A. King, assiAnee.
Including the Handsome hgh bred and fast brown trong
secaucus track in October 1885, where she otted when
years old driven by Isaac Woodbury. winning; trotng the
fourth heat against H. j. Clarke, trotted
last October against Gray Jerry and Trouble, eoing TO halo
mile pole In TO- coming home jog, winning in
for proof register she warranted sound ana Kind
without vice trick beat 1855 ami Is old;
geiher with Blankets, wthSname, skeleton
Also very fine high bred and FAST dark bay, years DID,
Coud must be seen to be Appreciated warranted sound
public the celebrated trong Horse Capt Moore
known John Cutler horse OF Albany fine, large, 15l
well developed and pull road In less than
This the finest large trons horse Tat be produced
be lied together with
ser of Broomc street, shifting Wagon sl.ng
Harness. This sale is OF of the and
wishing to purchase fine horses upon
statements, yc the above horses. They win be posi-
lively and without reservation Full particulars pedigree
Ac, a sale.
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T OUR HORSE ACTION MART, "a DUANE STREET.
n by JOHN L. VAN DEWATER, Auctioneer.
This day, Ho ses, C., at ~ M. sharp.

Regular sale Of Horses, Wagons Harness. c. in part
Han hrh bred and fast trotng mare, Kitty Cloud
OF the inc the country; hsh years old
driven by Isaac Woodruff winning Secaucus track
in So also troted against Gray Gerry
faults Also Blankets, with name skeleton Wagon, &C. This
H. without any exception OF the nest offered
at public auction and can be relied in particular
as TO time, style, speed and beauty.
the celebrated ottng horse Captain Moore known as the
road wagon IN less than iO together with brewster Wagon
hardy, gamey, gentle Kind and true every way
high years; warranted sound AMI kind without trial
will beat 10, and Is warranted every way.
Bay Horse, 10 high sired by Tom Wonder out OF
thoroughbred otlng ma raised Long Island, has
been trained on Union Course by w. Wheelan will
24D; kind In all harness; stylish and free driver, &C.
Very fine sorrel Horse sired Po raised In Kentucky
out OF thoroughbred has been used by private gem
.eman a. Newport l5s high years old inc gamey and
without spot bemsh $500 and sold
Magnificent and stylish iron gray Mare 1b hands, years.
has been used hofse stylish, ramey Snowy
gentle superior under sadd warranted aud kLd
This from Messenger stock
Also many other Horses for road family and other pur
poses
Also fine line of Wagons Harness. &C., all which viii
be guaranteed in way.
On all warranees twenty hours allowed time Of
sale. Stock to be at II sale prompt at IL
JOHN L. vANDEWATER, Auctioneer,
q stre
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THE TURF.
E,ALL MEETING
RENSSELAER, PARK ASSOCIATION
Al TROY, N. u,
OCTOBER q, % and 81 1853
ON WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81.

ON "WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81.
For all horses that have minutes previous to
August l. Mile heats bess to harness. $50 to rs
Purse No. s-s7oo
aSi s g5ss'sa
~ w. On gTHuRsDAy, OCT "a
@
second, Sloo to third horse -,
that
''''''' s''' ON filthy, OCTOBER 80
al that assf a " ys to @
second, $50 10 third horse:
For all horse. exee prss k k sa%e Boy
Lucy ME heats best sin to harness. $40 FIRST $500
CONDIi foNs.A horses must be eligible at the time OF
the closing the entries ENTRANCE 10 per cent Of the
coor sex an and age Of the horse entered
Monday, October isss which The win post
eligible, viii not only be allowed start but win for
in the Park sabes Time srcnitura fairs viii be
1Fo"s to commence o Saas grefpTsAa o President
GATES H. BARNARD. Treasurer.
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
Fan Ses MEETING asfi isss,
oe.ober thursday October g. and saturday, October TO-
Second slsss Sa SayrFive en races
Third day-Five races
AUGUST BELMONT, President.
JOHN B. IRVING Secretary.
Union COURSE, L. l. ,TRoTTING.-FRIDAY,o OCT ?.
in FIVE George Perrins in harness. Mr. Fetchers g.
Robin, to wagon; H. wrshts r to wagon r--..
sale by BREWSTER CO., corner Of Fifth avenue
and Fourteenth street.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM ALBUQUERQUE
each day leaving depot corner street and
Fourth ii 80 IL NJ returning after the
Fare for round trip 50 cents
I. c. BUcKHoUT,
General Superintendent
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
mosns BIRDS at DovEYs Sos and Gree street,
corner OF Canal.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDIcINEs.--
be Mango Cure and Flea Exierminato &c. Buffers new
work, 81. Extra stock Dogs.
A GENUINE WILLIAM GREENER DOUBLE BAR
a rel ed Gun for sale at half s vaue has been used but
few times. l94 Broadway, room No. 3.
JOHN MULLEN DOUBLE GUN FOR sALE-12
n gauge, 30 inch Can be seen at 81 Greenwich avenue
TtHoICE FANCY DOGS, BIRDS, PIGEONS AND
oos Game Fan for sas - medsss 19T al
and Walker street, under drug store
LyoR sALE-A CUB BEAR ABOUT THREE MONTHS
old; can be bought cheap. Inquire a. DUEN's Oyster
House, 2S3 bowery
TREAT INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.
All England Eleven
Twenty-Five Of the United States,
selected from the strongest crcketers in the country.
This great match vim be played Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday the 18th, th and 10th, the ST. Georges
grounds, West Hoboken.
Take Hudson City from Jersey CITY Eoboken,
West Hobokcn stages from Huboken;or Morris and
Of tunnel every half hour until ii 30
An.
w birds, three years Old. Address, stating sxe
color price and where be SEEM Setter box c0
Heraid.omce.
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A FOR SALE CIGAR STORES, LIQUOR AND WIN
~ Stores, Drug Stores, Groceries corner III Stores
Billiard Saloons, Stationery and Paper Stores Bakeries
Goods Stores kindng Wood Yards Oyster Saloons Rel
taurants. MITCHELLS Store Agency, ~ Cedar street.
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RAkGAINs-s1, 90 PURCHASES FOUR VALUABLE
- Patents; Cigar Store, $70U Hotel in Phiadc phia,
Ss00 Laundry SO O0O Express business S2ool tn NJ
MILL xl,h0. MrkklhM 4 CO., 81 + Il ton street.
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A T PRIVATE SALE tTHIS DAY) AT A BARGAIN-A,
N old established moneymaking Restaurant, Bar
Boarding House at sacrihce Will be sold Monday
.tion. MAX BAI ERSDORFER, 81 Bible House.
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A GOOD CIGAR STORE FOR SALE LONG LEASE
"A and in very good locality Apply to EDWARD A.
SMITH, ISL Maiden lane
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C.K.-ANswER THROUGH PERSONALS
}. AAKTHA r. 90

CARAMEL REGRETS A DELAY IN BEARING FROM
" "Mutual Admrer,n caused by his absence from town
be- however, admirei much the for him.
Cannot he communicate by letterY
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N o, narsL,a - hhHEBf GIVEN THAT THE COPARr.
ntiship heretofore existing between George LAM and
rredeick A. seiz, the name STYLE and rn
mannlaeturers of paper bags I47 Duane street, In
consent. - - 49," ' uav'n iTZ
-" iohh, oct. :, laoS. GEORGE LAM.
fl'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE.
tween Joseph Tyson and VIM. ii. Drescher this dag
yen u aissovsa py mutual consent. ]. TYSON,
oofobEH 0, iopS w. H. DRESCHER.
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A SPLENDID DRUG STORE FOR sALE-oN ONE OF
IN the leading doing good business Cheap for
cash. Apply to H. 5. RAMSAY Ii Pine street. o.
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DOWN TOWN BROADWAY CORNER WINE ROOM
~ FOR sale low; long lease, low and doing good pay
ing business. Terms easy.
SU0THMAYD & CO., 1874 broadway
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A RESTAURANT, PERFECTLY SITUATED, AT 81
"A White street. between broadway and Elm street Tor
and license the only the proprietors wish TO retire Ia
for larger enterprses for sale for cash with bargain
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A LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE.-BAR ATTACHED
N fixtures utensils all complete; well located doing
good business; low. Apply to L. TUCKER, No. Pin
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A wILDER'S PATENT sALAMANDER SAFE NEAR
IA " new, feet by feet nches for sale cheap. IS
Broadway up stairs, room u.
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A LARGE SIZE FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
IN for sale cheap, SO Maiden lanc two medium
and one small Safe, Herrngs Lilies and wilder's.
u a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09

A HOTEL FOR SALE, DOING A VERY FINE BUsI
IA. with large class Restaurant attached
easy chance.
MlTCHELLS Store Agency, n Cedar street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A CHANCE THAT NEVER HAPPENED IN AMERICA
"A 70 medical men and others fortune realized.
For sale pendi Anatomical and Museum In
good WORKING order The whole part will be sold on
business. Address E. Lean box 247 Post oaice noson
49, ---
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(NH1NA AND JAPAN TRADE.--AN EXPERIENCED
accountant familiar also with dry goods produce and
shipping business, wishes engagement in Japan for
term Of best references Address Cairns,
Herald Office.
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A LARGE JOB oFFICE-l5 YEARS ESTABLISHED.
IA Price low. NJ. SHELLEY,
No. City Hall place, Chambers street, Centre.
A STATIONERY STORE FOR sALE-AT INVENTORY
best location In the city, Inquire Penny Letter Office
Is Bleecker street.
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A VERY DESIRABLE STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE
n Is well located and doing very profitable BUSINESS is
safe paying investment.
SO. THMAYD & CO., 1874 broadway.
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(toAL.--A PERSON OF VERY LONG EXPERIENCE,
~ good cash trade and small capital wishes Join party
already engaged In the business, would buy yard
good location Address Edward White 1872 Hera