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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-30

IN BANKRUPTCY-EsrA M pprarvv
4 uSsono0mce United States Marshal District Of Lous
an ~ sss oeans Dec - 1868 This is to give notice
smsptey was issued against the estate Of Rsaben
m GIBSON. OF the parish Of Concorda ana etste Oh
who adjudged bankrupt on his own petition:
the payment or debts and delivery Of any
OF any property BY him forbidden by law that
q me creditors Of the said bankrupt prove
ana 70 choose his estate will
ned Court Of Bankruptcy to De holden at No Al Ex
nsDee race IN the city OF New Orleans Louisiana soe
A9gu.tin segser. the 18th day JAnusry A.
A-No Isl. y Il uvupoU
oe29 jas o. Marshal rli.tric. ~ r sn;.,..
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She 9tw Onsxm Grssssat, aysdussiss, Aseenber 80.
IN RANKRUPrCy.

IN BANKRUPTCY- or R,cu,pno
,r.sns United States Msrshsls Oce District Of
view orleans December % 1868 This IL 10 Wv
notice that on the 18th dsy December A. D. 1853 war
Res.,a 5An1rnptey was issued against the estate o.
Sss Mo1ten, OF the parish of Catahouls ana
S.ss o, Louis,anA who sdudged bsnkrupt on M
Psion, mat the psyns't Of any dests and dever,
~ eny PIvpely oeiongns to such bankrupt him or far ~
ss. tSst az nsier q any property BY hum forbidden o.
w eetine OF the creditors Of the ba1krunt Il
prove tner debts and to more sssree n 80
este VII oe held at Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden
70 ~ xensnse Place, in the city Of New Orleans Ioa
Donstien Augustn Register on the 3th dsv 81
A-No l68. rr urppox,
oezs Ja~ u. Marshal District Of Lousisns
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BAnKRUPTCY-EsTA OF URBIN La
sni rrisdaAy and as eoparner of q. LsrOas
LouinanA Ne. Orlesns December Is, ls6S-This is Ia
no,'es npt on the 26sn day Of December d. 1868
s q OJpn Co Lar0Ss'1i and . eopaIner o. Lsroas
Of Orleans and st sne ely Of New Orleans. parish
suS A., On DIS own petition the payment Of
sno eefey OF property belonging to such
70 BIN or for his and the transfer Of sny
~ nm are forbidden by law; that meeting q
sS one 81 more ssigness hs estate Win be at
raee In the city Of New Orleans Louisiana before Dops
1909 at u o'clock y. - ~ VI e~S' =
A No 1s5. FL urppou
deg js3J o. g Marshal r,;.s,,.. - 49,,
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GALE OF WAREHOTaRD
AND UNCLAIMED GOODS.
.. S. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS,
COLLECTORS OFFICE Dec. lo ls68

The following goods having remained i'm warehous. nm
claimed Tor more than one yer vsrehoused for
three years. win be sold at public auction with
law snd the regulations Of the Treasury Depsment At
warehouse No Custom Rouse Building Custom Houss ca
trance, on SATURDAY, January 1852 at ii o'clock A. N
UNCLAIMED.
bundles Iron Ties "a Cordial; l box Cordial:
bundles Iron Ties ia boxes Orange Flower
Whiting ! essk Curry Combs and spoons l box
Locks box Hinges LOCKS etc box Ink: sos bun.
Molasses; IL pigs Iron; IA Tiles Guns cases
Paper case Plated and Japared Ware bale ali Psper
sask Brandy; Spoons; Sc bales Gunny CLOTH Ell
cssk Ale; box Dentists Instruments; cask Pot VIM i
puncheon Brandy; Cotton Gin.
WAREHoUsED OVER THREE YEARS
Is boxes Champagne case Brandy Fruit; 46 boxes Cor
dial; puncheon Whisky; bale Handkerchief: a. cssss
Cotton Cards; 10 Wool Cards; bar Iron Eases
PERRY FULLER CaIIactor
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
S5S.............. Magazine etreet. 572
E J. SoUBg, OPERATOR
Card Photcsrsphs 81 30 per Dozen; Imperial Cards NJ
per DOZEN Porcela'ns from IS SIS per dersn pso,
graphs from Setting and OLD Pictures csref v con,sd sna
enlarged from abinet 20 Lite Size, Oil Wser Color
Psse or Indian Ink at greatly rednesd prcsa Work Trss
apfeed equal to any In the city.
RUTTER, CHEEsE. BUCKWaEAr.
We have on hand and receiving I.re. esusirn
ments Of Choice Goshen BUTTER, T. D. CHEESE snd
BUcKWHEAT, which offering 70 the trsds a Low
fgursA GOODRICH RAILEY. oroosrx
IS Common and a Canal street
II 0uIsIANA LlvEBY AND SAFE
STABLES. r.r..
NOs s 40 and l9z Bssazss street. between yu s,d 81
joseph strssts,
Firsesss NuIss nd Hsrsss Tor sale Also Carriages snd
Basgss for hira go 49,,
- - saa L HART. Rsususs2
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECE .BER 50. lsss
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just received from Paris:
Ladies' Dress TRIMMINGS, PRINCES GALoON.yelvs..
Silk and Satin RIBBON plain and shaded.
Silk, Velvet and Satin BUTTONS.
Very large stock Of WOODEN GOODS NubIss scarfs
Childrens Cloaks, Ladies' Jackets. ehildren's Hose
CATERS and BOOTS for Childreu
All those Goods FRESH and In the LATEST STYLE
FURs Of every description.
Work and Travelling BASKETS
Pspier Nache Ladies' WORK BOXES and WRITING
DEsBS.
MUSIC BOXES. from IS up to $500.
Fine Stock of VASES, TOILET BETS CUPS and Biscuit
STATCETTES
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A MEDICAL EXPERIMENT.

DR.. Richardson of Springport, n. Y, at the
Medical Convention recently held IN Rochester sau 'n
in investigating the causes and nature OF erup'o us
eases he made the following experiment; c Io Ne ct
il remain seventy hours BY this time the meat naa
gun to decomp0se. and was iar non ten toek Sin
Gle drop of the water aud examined Il under ue c.S
scopS; t,te TIc estimated that cubic inch OF va
water contained over 10000 Of these beings Inc a no
ae soon lfterward opened VEN ia MS arm IN
me blood that issued forth lac discovered number OF
Az This statement made before the COnVegloh,
I A. II failed TO convince the auditors OF squeamisln
nm Tho doctors part, 1t must NJ all events nave sS'is
Gem OF his devotion TO science.
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NEU-FORK POSTOFFICE.

TINE or THE CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF THE MAILS Al
Nj ,ri frglon River R. H. closes at aud p. and
,r,e, No 3 g. 3d., P. and l'Jp p m 49,, ., q, Gel,
Norh Way Mail at IN and p M aud arrives AZ 0''
p & Mail via YerInen r. R) closes at l'1o inde P N"
and TN ~ , , ~ III wa closing No. $3.50 aud
arrives R, Mai. Fa River By RAIL- close, aud arrives at
"a, Mai, Newport and Fall River Boat a4 aud arrives
T a. r Mail via Harlem r. Way MsD closes at NJ and
South As rcusb close, and NJ aud arrives at '''
a. ~ ard T via Philadelphia wsy close, m and 4;0o NJ
ADD %t's Via line through to Harrisburg phsborgh
Cincinnati st. Louis indianapolis Columbus Chicag3 81 Paul. 81 1o
S s, Lake anI Den,e closes at a and6;"P H. ana ar
lives AZ d a. IN and l2;lO and 1890 ~ ana .ryes Of,
West Mail a Ede R closes at D. H. and p H. anl arrives "
7 ,. H. w. Nav T HeTyork to DmI closes at5a and p
~ aud arrives az a. %;' u closes D. H. and arrives At p.
SesIssy Central r. Mail Newlo,k to Reading Pa closes q"
NdS 1p Fosj Of SeJe Mail $50 sud arrives at
Rsltar and Delaware Bay R. Mail closes m and strives
Mons and n Essex T. r. Mail closes and NJ aud arrives
'Iorr %sSd r. r. Mall closes and arrives at Il H. 'D'
LoSs Island r. r. Mail to Mneo' HemPss'd jamaica S0''''
and arrives at u a. NJ 'nd nv ~, arrives at lOl5a ~
~ Mail close, AZ s. and 10 NJ aud ana p H. anu
arrives at 2 ~ ana i l 'n m and J0 H. and strives at 95
~ aud ~ p ~ enpon Mail G;l5 and lo4S
E 5 n 10 w. H. aud arrives at lO5 NJ and 80 49, and
';sI G ~ and Mail closes st aud NJ and arrives at ~
au 1I n closes at sa and aud arrives at a. m and
/ D. 5a M and o. N.
- s.fi a IA and $50 aud 1889 NJ ,,, ~,
ana M h., steamer on 9Th l6ih and ih o. each mouth
'ay ,nd arrives st 9Th. 10TH aui 2lth OF each Month
Ce' 81 H. Overland via Allentown llse ira9 Ne~iOA closes
q, m and G0 D. aud arrives Al y W an ~ 7,
a . q" d" roEgIGS NAILS FOR THE MONTH OF JULY. EN-
=, - Is VII, OueenstNu and Liverpool Viii close as follows
Mails Tor W t M an tho an 10 o'clock the Bih tno
"a lue ~ a. m & ith at n occk the 18th lno hour nAasd
On N, gh al clock on 1e z'1 10 "0'' 'Nh w
~ o'cioek M The 29A (no hour ndnl , 90 a., te "a
For Europe via Southampton anu D''"' '@'' VIZ
! 81 suJ.p a A
s' losh ~ m Southampton and Hamburg the ith ih 2s and
Z Of Europe reneh Ma on the ilth and 10Th
tn9 hour VA m, West Indies 81 and 9th At O'Clock IN
w. Havana on the l,h, lth 18Th ah aud 10th
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TIM LONG ISLAND TORPEDO TRADE.

Few people, even of those residing where the
work is carried on know the extent TO which tue business
OF torpedo making prosecuted in the town OF southoa
nuri the mast MONTH preliminary to the great national
halliday which is always season OF activity III Ine TOT
do trade the steamer Escort has taken TO loh on
almost ever trip cargo OF barrels pacheu Iul "a wi
pedOes put mp in packages OF iVo On SVrTttr In q,
rasous she has had on board, shipped Oy makers ~
Greenport and Southod Village, over lONONp
estimated that the total number manufacturer III tns
town during the past year between lIooOV'yV anu
SN 200 GOO They are sold wholesale dealers 20 long
- % arc kent dry torpedOes do not deeri0rate by age;
but on the contrary the volume OF sonnd Is lcreaseu'
They range in price from 30 cents per thousand OF uhue
M which they are sometimes sacrificed Dy poor anu
needy makers In the Winter season, 10 40 ana % Genus h
the Summer Formerly the Southern states usea 70 20
one of fine best markets for the sale OF orpedoes put to
war changed all that. The manufactures IN TINS loWn
consume annually large amount OF silver, IOs.s All
can coin in preparing the Illuminating powder wc
NIrdes Tie trnedo on coming contact with any haIn
Substance: the premium on silver joined WIN iue S
urce of alcohol tissue paper, and DINER lhdteII a. oo
lime reduced tie profits OF the business 10 80 on s
"a IN cause martial suspension but has since hpiV'ui
iIer,bIv THO makers are mostly Germans, and are
@ JstrSns frugal class whose labor adds constantly
u 'i'e "'"'''' Greenport d. H. Watchman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

GRASWe have s % note very heavy and depressed miIhl lo
wheat the past week uuftrora adcr' from Elrpe tne AeeI
orders tie pci weather TOT curt We crop
Of Winter wheat have greatly increased e desire TO sell d 10 10 80 a
marked abatement been maieAt tho concession OF lo43 per
hr os Suua better be noted TOT Export ahl s
have operated To- limited The impression Is 20 general t't
he crops Of Winter and Spring Whel will be large That the uHd
petry drmoraIei. sni prices Of most e''tolA
nominal To-day SATURDAY. the market j. dul in uutaN'' W
unfa,orib al1cs on Europe give msf, o 'p
the advantage Wheat, demand At lmpro.g loe
bushels No Milwaukee at o. va - 9'
~ 70 f,r White Californian. ~ ala ~ 10 tr mtc Mhs' -,
Gr White Canadian snI % hs White Gehe're Ble' b ttl
il and price. nominal Barley Malt Is du 40 ~ va - So "a
nadia improved with ttr inquiry hnt ur taHeA' P
Insisted checked business Rye has been sraSF
| neglected nd prices lower aud Ncf hl'eIWii
have fairly active al lower aud Sery variable prices
liberal suya have about a,b bushels "u
ezrIang depressing Do unc" l
to DO have sonilI
,trge abatement closing bsttef Wish r demaui Tue sales a
Wcs.r0. aud E aoat luuith o'N
has good demand chiefly for tle home and Eastern '
demand than Tor some Nees @
f the freight and e absence o good sonl
the business would have been much agrr nearly aH tl'
found to be ont " condition and the major part 81 De ueN ~
uu0uudthr weather OF The past week mas f'
Thence uic prices, O mas ern u' W.
generally good anu u u"N
surplus Of Corn for export THIS season h
and under the lees ia'"Ao news
frrigi, closes h,lgyi sales q" C'
81 " Damp luspuuli hc''rt" 'iA' -
/ - aud ,iee SU1f.ar lie N Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

GUSNIRS are quiet l7al1lc or B's ;na .sc To- 7 s
HAi-1he demand moderate aud TIE mAl''' ''-'' ~ "
Shipping aud la ~ ~ for Retail LoA -,
IiEMp-MsuIa l. dull bot steady, AZ 9.c 20 ~, -, IN
Hops are m moderate demand aud steady We quote oh V"
zoe for American a. to growth and quality aod Ba,aln IRON loa
tSsiSL market Inactive auI nominal Tor AN u''cIP p
American Lnseel continues dai ana ths m9fAe' N, ~
q ga : Oi for co.'s aud bills Engh DO hdyi ana nv'n
Cie IN 0 are uict and uu,hangtd We quote Whale AZ w
s sIa n a O Land on Is IN demand al on r was " Tor
far prime ash ch0re . -. t.d a var i,Ile and
fiy active market The demand has been ia'se ~. anti.
-, Ala. OF
certain 10 he large the Of cotton VII 20 eou
- 81 al vea Coon crops undoubtedly DO mueh 10 restore
slence and there Indications Of good autumn taoe ous - a.
drpepd. on the weather aud the neat m0nh ha' ~ hos sag
vscs sny onson Of the fa,u demand Tor hess M Mlue
ye,y has moderate irregular prices AZ LuV ~, A.
o't'e' pass fog New Mess the sale', cash
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MONDAY. JULY 90. 1863.
SATURDAYS WEATHER REPORTS a. m.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NBw.Y0RK.....,....JULr l

CLEARED.
sesmsho-Cy Of Boston Br ROsEe Liverpool France OBJ
Fsnit Haos GSI dSS. va Msscn dsssT ss"oe6. esa
psan 0nek Segoean. Flax Barter FernaGdnAi CeGPstrs
bull CharlestGa Isaac Bell Bearne Norfolk &c IL Knight Duty
naiugSa Del Haasutia Fish "Bedoi GIaneus' Valdez
D shis rtaofonla, Sherwood Porlsed
Barks-B HowlH Port Adelaide, Aust Edith Rose Fosse
cguen, Wheeler wl%ngion n C. '''
gnSsu;s,a SRa Pages BareeoIs Cuis lspRn Ae%a
Gges Iris Or Pierce RehbuctO Jane Bell (Br Kelly Halifax
schoauefs-E De iiart Low Kingston ia Eohup OBJ,
Ce Sayarnsh W. cesuer Bs5ert Psters6arsi o. G. GeeH
ssos Sa" S Es B F srS 5'S o Gsa'f S"
pePh Allen Boston, kalaar Lambert Boon Fanagu Clark PEN
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY Ofcok Br Philips Liverpool Via Queenstown July
s s S % "a E9: Pf ..I Ig S s and and Pap.
Steamship Monterey, Ryder, Charleston s. hoars
s,%sp E EsToaas la9s5 Tiaqs'GU n g. a1y, stores
SS5 Fae .I Drew az" Gars. 81 ss saa %i .no
Bal Gola Gtal), firsniellq Palermo 81 days, fruit
brig 4 J. Raymond, Msaneen, du9daOups Il d'rs.
R T fi'f G' } Ponce Io:s. Io Day s sugar
sel Jones ,rsn5oous6 r. l6 days moassos
sehr Dragon duncan, Denerrs 20 days sugar.
ARRIVED. Sunday, July 10.
Steamship aplda Chs;eman savannah July h. mise ami pass
BARK oea Skinner Anderson, Rotterdam 81 DAYS mise
Bark MukUa. Paasch, Antwerp ~ days dsc and - pass
Big Nenu, Williams Greens Pond n T., IL days
Bng Bmil SAed) Guhe Port Talbot 80 days, railroad iron,
MISCELLANEOUS.
NJ R r. sold
on The sails,
sIars snchors, sold Tor 500.
boarded by miles
bees Quebec Canada FRIDAY night 1aree q crew we're force
distracted the the ship Saca shot sailor dead while
attempting desert fui wounded two OF the "crmpA"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EBwLoSD0S july 8Arnye eyense Cntter Hugh Mccullough
steamship Delaware Newios srhr james bugsb Fi River
H. T. hing rroyidencgi soop Charles. Eipbehport
SPOKEN.
JULY lat q o. lon - DLtca bark Pan, Om Liverpool TOT
Gloucester 4j days out
july TO- lat 3D. lon SO, ship Ocean Pearl, from Liverpool fo
AnusDolis
jul ~ lon IS % ship Joha Mann from st John N b. bound
July lat a. 30 lon Sc 3D. Caroline Cof PoOel from Quebec IL
days out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
COMMERCIAL GROWTH OF NICARAGUA.

Nicaragua was until about ten years ago o
commercial tributary to San Salvador In regard 10 al
foreign products but at present she both exports ana INA
norris The imports in Leon alone amounted last year
~ and the exports 10 S30oOOO california receives
large portion of her sugar and coffee. aud Is grrat
stimulus TO her enterprise Tue roads OF lle eou~r
have been much improved, aud machinery Ass y IN
largely introduced both into agriculture aud nlntng -
nopuation last year was S000o against 100000 Ia ieOe
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For Havau, snd Ms,,eo :, the ITb.

For Havana and MEXICO On the iyh.
nor Havana and Nassau, ~ r., on the 18th, h2pm
For South Pacific CeLtral America &c. the ls 10Th ast
at l0:30 a. a. ''
For China Japsn Australia Kingston and centl America ca the
ror iiaihax, Bermuda &c, the 18th.
For Brazil, South America SC 23d at 100 o'clock
r. - OFFICE HOURS.
ne fOmee kept Sundays excepted Tho
open TO callers from to7.a Sundays the
ONCE for delivery 70 10 A "a and u % 10 Al
mails close on Sundays al 20
All Iaa assorted for delivery upp their arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

PEI CGHdi. Vessss, and Railroad. -
l5 26 bush Wheat I'll do Corn. 1897 do Oats 69
bales bbl Flour 50 bush Seed 200 bags Meal 1888 pkgs
Petroleum 25 hbi Spirits 80 do R0n 30 pkg Cut
Meats 10 DO Lard DO Ashes III DO Butter In do Cheese 100 o.
Cske. 40 bbs Whisky, as do Eggs Si5 bales
Hemp Hides bids Tobacco 1870 Sides Leather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

HAvAS July aTbe following closing prices OF merchandse
to-day: Sugar as lilo reals for Nos 10 u and
5000 reals for Nos Is to ~ arobe Muscoyadoestleror -
Common Refining reals; fair to good Refining 0i reals
focey gre 8a8 reals: Moes Sugar 6d7i reals according to
quality: Butter 2g0c 10 Petroleum. pa reals aen Flour
lp1 l3 Lard III ne H. in teFces, aud i0l y ID 10
pound tins Hams l7 u Tor Dry Sailed ard pc for S1gr Cured;
shook Hoops 80 y 900 for Long Saved 80
u : ll nr Slori Shaved. Potatoes. 80 750 "a y Dbl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

and regular up $500 At GA 2I1 s2s New Mess the latter
rate for small eonsuInpoa ga 750S3 ir Extra Prime
and S y for Ramps Prime Mess has been limited demand and
prices are quite nomna ofnafket Beef We nave
m 70 note pretty good obbng demand but prices there ha been
change holders generally bat do not anticipate
advance the arrivals proved oeee Beef has ruled
duh the absenee Of prices Bomoa Beef Hams have
been neFate request without change pc sales
IS bb at p2s $50 Cut Meats demand and the
market stea sales OF as pkg l3 for Dry Sailed Shoulders
1alse fog Picked Hams and s02le for Bagged Hams Bacon has
been Only In limited demand prices unchanged; 5000 10
Bellies sold to-day lac Dressed Hogs seay we quote l2
3 Lard firm but quet sales Of 100 bbs 6lc
l7t6l7ic for fair pras %
July, at Tie, aud $50 tcs. bayer August. az 7bc
he range Of prce 90 change to-day S follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

PETROLBM-We very heavy business today the market Is
excited and buoyant sdyauce; sales Of 1000 bbls.
Crude in buk at Tile; $500 bbs. d. IN bbls. at
2ld23c.. In Rehned-OO0 bhis
s. W 3ic 1000 bbIs last day in the month, at S5e
half September 36c 600 bbs d. for August
At Soc 100 hbs do r gust aud September e 10 Psiadsl
bills do from the 18th TO the
5 August 35c aud SEQ bb do for October November aud
December, at 35c.
sguTes
SUGARSRAw been quiet and hear OF sales
worthy holders tue market closes az
fall N lie for fair good refining Refined dull at 6t~6c ior
SKEDS-Grass Seeds We quote Clover at 2g3c, and
Timothy at ~ 50a 81 CO. Rough Flax quiet at 81 ~ TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

BOOK for Country Rcsidents-WARlNG'
N ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE Rnee 9l' " ~aH nom lHe
Tribune Once
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REAL ESTATE.
vrw.yoRK. Saturday, July ls, 1859

AZ nc end of every week since tne nas, the he
soaI estate operators ana others pave eac succeeding
- Ans brought again one more important
now however safely say that there can DC Du'
NOR country auctions while the hot weather "'
- tVe hear Of extensive preparations Delng desi,F
se X Sic market during september hu raiIroads
fs 49, n Important sale OF building loS oo were
S1rsyfer, & L. few days ago IhQqso IR,ices GuOted
- re dents the Island, ana , va1ne of lots IN
Z. .Ssy bc taken rs indicative OF the '"u' "
towns named
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0ort ddlarOrn's Hottie.

o EEw.YORK.
PoRr WARDgSs OFFICE. No p Wliamstb
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ Of the passed Agnl H. 1857 entitled 80 Actso
eorsne of the Port Of New York. 10 all
having o. The sbcct matter Of such inquiry
survey that the lostg under
Port Wancns au that the said examinations vii
within slcee4ug as notice board said
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Smustmtnts.

amustmtnts
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
" seventh-ave, bet Hhy-eighh and Fhy.ninth-sts
THEODORE THOMASS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
THIS HIS aos 2 7SR RvESiS a. j JUS % 1TS
sIXTYSBvRSTH GRAND CONCERT.
l. March Central Part Garden rhon.,
Overufs hahucoo 'efui
l. Grand Fsntssie Don GioyaH Mozart
Overture Merry Wives Of Windsor Nicola
a mS Tpb,e
g S SSITa IasaSI.llo AMBER
IT, Watt Feuies Ms6ssa tMogeaiacef strauss
NO Oh IGcoiST on THR WEaTIIEa
W. ADMISSION TWESTfFivR CENTS
Private BoIes TWO DOLLARS EXTRA.
Fo ale at g. Sehlrmers music store No 70l Broadway
GRAND EXTRA GALA NIGHT.
MfBLOn GARDEN.
wa BATBNAN's
WORLD RENOWNED OPERA BOUPFR
h IT, T. Buan 1s The honor to the second season Of
0p''' '0'D CoMMRHcIyG MoxDAY EVENING. Jaly 90
FIRST TINE IN AMERICA
B4RBE BLEGE
OPERA BOuPFB IN FOUR ACTS.
Nile .BOuL0TIh
Milo. LAMBRLB............. PhINCESS HkkMlh
Mile
~ DARDIGNAC PRINCE SAPHlR
NJ LAGRIFFOr L........, COUNT OSCAR
NJ .POPOLASi
NJ B0BlCHE
a. hOS4 HHIFiT NEW FIRisIH COSTUMES NNNN
SPLENDID NEW SCENERY:
FILL 0RCfiRSTEI or TALENTED MUSICIANS
JARRETT PALMERS PARlSAE BALLET TROUPE
Reserved for Sale A. The BorOhce Nblos Garden and at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
Gitg Seal 6stats for SAX.
9rookIgn Zeal estate for Sale.

FOR SALE-Price $500 on easy tcrms--3-
,y an ssent brick HOUSE; al improvements 20 minutes 20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
THE MARKETS.

SATURDAY. July 49, 1903.
ASHES ancingi n,.e n' Of fot, Al o. 15a % ST.
Pearls nr'I4ai
CorroN-Te MARKET teen quiet and iho demand entirely
r small ots sru by sgl-r, prices remain atoui as before
slelll We Iln-n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

4 -. 10, WANTING FARMS-GoOd soil, mild
81 ~ = ns sooth Of Phladslpha Prcs only f2S per
t vs. ARMS HuzdFeds are settling. nioTasioR sent hse
@rAak lands. YiEelald NssJsrsey.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24

NEW ORLEANS, July 2a-The bill appropri-
sting special funds in the State treasury to
defray the expenses OF the Legislature was
vetoed by the Governor, and passed by both
Houses over his veto. Resolutions calling
on the commander of the army for military aid
passed both Houses. The House has appointed
a committee to frame new charter for the
city of New Orleans. Tho printing bill as f.
nally passed yesterday, gives the Governor,
Lieut. Governor, and Speaker Of the House
entire control OF State, municipal, and paro-
chial printing, and virtually empowers them
to establish one Republican paper in each
parish In the State.
Senator Jewell, OF the Printing Committee
speaking in opposition to the bill, offered 10
do the work defined for the Official journal Of
the State at half the rates presented, and pay
the State bonus Of $50 900 in gold every year,
and give bond in 100000.
Senator Pointdexter, colored Radical, spoke
and voted against the bill on the ground OF the
enormous taxation 1t would involve.
o'Hara, another Radical, favored tho bill
because 1t would support the party.
When the final vote was taken the Demo.
Gratis left the house.