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New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
WHISKY Is Brmly held but
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Cdsidt Yessets. dnd Rdtlfooda 49,
Wheat LIS bush Corn 5btJ Ou'h oi"
II M SG0 bush Barley 81 bah beans J4 BUSH, fa
seed bbs Flour 100 bba Corn Meal 3e 1sl' ON h,a
h Ctton 4O3l bbs Rosn 2gs bbs Tar, So sbs spirits Itp
line lgl bills Crude Turpenne 5s!J bbs Refined fre 100
Eggs 1874 pkRf Buer 2sai boxes
Cheese I5 pigs Cut Meats 500 Pkgs Beef 70 psss fss & P
Lard 30 legs Lard pkg. Ahrs, 1888 pkgs Oh Gaze so hb.
Mt rs s Tobacco 5 boIes Tobacco J bales oo
81 StAn $50 boxes 66 pigs Dried Fruits 2a bsgs Fes'
nuts $50 bales Hope OJ HIDES St~ saes LrahsI - DS 'P "
allow
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bort -Mmom's NOiit,.

NBW-fOhH,
PoRF.wAEbEm 0grIcs No. % wiiiamA}
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance WITH
IN sscnoa Of the Act passed April H. 1857 entitled A. As
Wseas Once he Port Of Nav fcrs 10 Al pefsoae
interested having charge u ths sseesl matter sf aes sax
s,n,usu sr mrvey h following vessels under sxawh
pou bT sad that the said eiAnAsnsns
bs succeeding ss sogee on beard sse
vessels.
Steamship issae Bell.,...,...,..'. s.,.',.s. II
Bark Jennie Kiln gwood ~ n
Bark Sydenham p"ss
scbr JohH 4. Johnson hsrmsn1a
MiNTHORNk 1ONfklks. rrsndsat
j. Augs HssssAs Secretary
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CEvEN PER CENT IN G0LDi
FIRST MORTGAGE
20 YEARS SEVEN PER CENT BONDS


CALTPOREIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN AT THE
NATIONAL PARK BASK IN THE CITY or ERw-YoRK
COUPONS DUB FIRST or JANUARY AND JULY
III .,,,. line o read constructed srd 10 be from Val
. 10 Sacramento so miles forming the only direct Communication be-
go be n Pf and Central Pacbc Railroads With lhe of
c Raw Of San Franeo and from DAVIS junction to Nayye -
miles making OF los miles The road Is nHlsh'G :" within eEta
% srrpeuo and be n operation 10 that city next month
, Msryve branch miles 10 p"gres o construction We
Grading nearly completed with one third Of the ron o9 hn aa h
fIsne purchased and Will BE- a sH the hoe rea
esmplied early coming Spag The Isla & a w ~u
s s rolling stock The earnings for the NOUN " sephoer
on 46 mile, then operation S0 gold" excessive o. AT 'A'
rshc =, - 9so O0O ar
IN. tal saount Of bonds authorized to he issned
hes tisu S22 per mile The net receipts no" sIe ,s
srsst bonds and when the osd j. eoPeS
,'s si,o,ted they viii reach 90 gold month
" % ~ rsrd bT srst mortgage the entire property OF
The C,mpany ncnz lands Vallejo which arc very
W w" "'' TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers,
10 currency No IL Nsssaust
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ow rates OF interest Payment Is the last thing wanted

low rates OF interest Payment the last thing wanted
by them and borrow favorable terms as any
other nation az they know Will not repudiate
State bonds higher Tennessee IS sold at TIL New
bonds 7t, Virginia 56 New bonds, CO. North Carolina
6s GA New bonds 6T Missouri 6s 90 Railway bonds were
firm; Pacific Mail in demand, selling at l273 EX
press shares remain neglected Railway shares opened
strong, with good demand to buy all the leading shares
The approach OF the election however and the uncer
tanty TO whether the lookup In money woud be con
nued caused great caution among weak buyers ou tue
strong houses were all buyers of stocks Rcw-Iolk Cen
trail strong and holders have good confidence III the
present In the short time since Commodore
Vanderbilt took the management he has paid on s2oOoooO
IN dividends and has cash on hand amounting to
$225OOOO The savings operating tho road have been
enormous and though not fully shown in the short time
he has had control the property managed with the
same financial ability he bestOws upon his private bus
and is beyond the control of Wast manipuatOns
The market continued strong and active until the
o'clock board when it showed signs of weakness, and
after the CALL on reports OF bad bank statement and an
active demand, decline Of 1a2 per cent was made and
very depressed feeling manifested. The bears
who are enormously short Of stocks, making every
effort 10 break the market and ii Is not probable that
they will relax their grip upon the market as long
they have any hopes OF Gripping the bulls In the In
erva however the Western shares maintain their prices
without any assistance OF oques and at current quota
tons there purchasers for stocks than the bears
to sell. Governments declned4 per cent, in sym
pathy with the share market but without bringing any
the market. Prices strong Mt the close
at quotations;
T. S. 6s 1884, Reg ia a1t4R Us52O Co now 6511Os aoa
u s IS, 1881 ,Cou. 1l5t@n6sIU 5 500 Cou G7 G7l95@ii
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THE MARKETS..
lcMefalIr r,ported fgr lht rrIhnn. !

tCareinlJ reported for The Trihune
sAruKpAy oct 81 1901
COTTONTke mstte opened doll and rather tt the close
tie uouatcn T. purchase decided and tie feeling strong st n
ucudug 100 arrive the sales 2je bales n
which tuuer so TO spectators and LIZ TO e1pIt.fs We
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s,TrRp,v,s WEATHER REPORTS. W

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
63 456 Moon rises of
Sandy Hook. 89 Cows Island e.29 Hell Gse...llN
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NOLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY
PIRST MORTGAGE SBvES (7) PER CENT
SINGING FUND BON s.
.pptt lun ocrORRR COUPONS PAYABLE IN NBW1Okh ClIi

TIE Company for sale limited soonnt o. sso,s A.
ritz l. ars class respects The road j. about scent l
length connecting the railroads cenerng at C9'aH'us % ~
Railroad and the baltimore anu o"
Ohio making and the shortest Inc nom ,s
fCoIumbus Toleo DAYTON Indianapolis Chicago shd 81 Poh es
Baltimore Washington City The local business o. me oaa
vey through the celebrated hSeAhs No r
large aud manufacturing districts
large local subscription has been made enough 70 gee V
bridge road and the proceeds IRON tie BENDS now s1a VIII "
used solely for iron and rolling s,ock
Applications for the banking bouse n p HAY
DEN No "a Nsssau Nessrs X JRSUP Co. No II Pine
T.. NeaYok where reports, maps, &c, mag he seen . ,
Eew.Yok, Oct. 28, 1859. T. HAYDEN, President
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THE MONEY MARKET.
uLEs At TIE STOCK RECOMMENDATION CALL,

400 6 i 6s $40 beg CI..,Si
EsOl so Reg 62....lO7 so Coup liz
1000 6....u I2oo9 tiG20 Res Cl.......lu
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CLEARED.
. o hs,eG I. %su E'" sSop
ship-Soutbern Rights Woodworth, BariesuI $500,
Barks-Due Faen Messing C Trgg Oen, Trieste hsiaOeh
T19rS.o Cette Alexander Aineldt Antwerp
Brgs-ark Scopesu Caracoa Mercedes Kohl CeuueEos Eeh
Z cb Bestoa Aeenera Lentre Corr Tor orders saras
Een MeLogohI HALIFAX R0psrt Mcclure Gtbs NiuiagS~
ssbooper,S r Cook Pabens Parnsb Asl Buck Sookt
Harry Ned Greene EeHayen Ruth b. Baker L0Tng UeOse'ow
D. c. Jane, Nelson Staples. Taunton.
guuboai Marblehsad LEST Con- Fitch Key West Aug !"
Norfolk Aug. IS. 10 ca 400 sisJips.
pass date 43 81 lon q a. passed Dr. DARK Hs
bound a.
Talbot Sampson Fortune Bay r. 70 days 10 ballast aug
lat % TO- Ion a So Dr. snip Cbrysse from d. John y D. ~
Big Albsiross Smith, Windsor n. s. 10 DAYS, plaster.
Big G. Morris, Crane, Windsor, n s., 10 days plaster
Brig NazareDe Marphy Windsor n. s. 10 DAYS, plaster
Brig E Thompson. Yong Guauica. r. and mosses a.
Scbr Thomas FISH Wiley. BAY n DAYS coal
SehT Fyag Coue AcDrs PO Caledonia, q b. y days coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
iTAr-ired Kennedy Baltnonel
Neptune Nersus Nes-loIh siberia Liverpool ShP me
London. Basis AeganoooA Consa4t Harriet leyes Oee-
ock Warrior Gambia Lizzie H. Jackson hoi1efam henI fuoaeJ'
Carenas Bngs A. Carver Ceuiaegos Josa9 DstsIsaaI
Georgetown. Shr Waterloo and Brimh henlasAeag Charlie
Will W. Barnard and Princess, New-iork
FOREIGN PORTS.
PATHER PoST. Aug u The steamship Nova Seoan ron A,s
pool and Londonderry for Quebec passed th point about o' &
LvKRPooL Aug. 1.-THE steamship MoIa'au brown OF AAas
Line. from Quebec Aug O. arrived nefe to-day "a ,v, s,.,.b,,
Compsnys sssip Colorado, eating from hs~loIA A1 arrives
here to-day On tie way to liverpool ,r...,r FINN Yor,
Aug arrived tbs port at 81 o'clock saturday evening on 'ne SaT
The steamship we.er from YevYork Aus this port
Oi evening After landing Bughsh passengers and nails Va
WeseF proceeded to Bremea
Juls lat 50 % lon n Br brig Harris 90 DAYS from MOn
for Falmouth and supplied her with PROVISIONS ana water
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STEAM CANAL CRAFT.

A canal-boat propelled by steam has been
built at Rochester. A small boiler and double engine
compaety made are placed nearly amidships. In the
center OF the boat nc that point Is what Is called we.
made OF timber the deck 20 the bottom OF the boat
In this a wheel is suspended In a frame so that il will
rise and fan and follow the inequalities the canal bot
tom This wheel foot thick and eight feet in diam
eer made OF solid pine and It's face covered with seq
ments OF iron with slightly projecting spurs A CHAIN
from the driving shaft OF the engine passes around
groove In the face OF this wheel and thus II is made 10
turn AS this wheel rolls upon the ground under tho
boat OF the boat along Pie principle is no
more nor less tian that OF propeng boat by setting
poles except that the wheel becomes continuous
action There no slip the wheel does not upon
the water at all but upon the ground With stationary
fucrum the f power OF the engine IL secured L. tue
well behind this wheel Is TO be used when the
boat Is IN harDors, rivers places where the depth OF
water too great 10 enable the main wheel 10 get hold
This craft Is easily handled and steers admirably Tho
Increased cost OF this boat about t2c ana trial
trip made few days ago with tuns OF coal from
Ithaca TO Rochester running from two 20 TWO and half
miles per hour and consuming one third OF tn OF coal
IN 10 hours The boat 10 capsule or carrying 2o tuna
and with tie load above mentioned drew I'VE feet OF
water. We may here add that We don't believe she is
practically worth cent. iLockport Courier.
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ESTATE ITEMS

.of NeW.Jersey property nave Deeh ieeeH1y i'l
GENERAL. REAL ESTATE ITEMS.
Fifteen thousand acres of Land are estima tei5
10 have been broken up in St. Croix County "'''
gear eco,+orI,urv.
The Mothodsts in the village OF Cantero of Tie
Conn. erecting new church III 'H'
Messrs. Abraham J. Myer and Isaac h hriSge
faugh are about to erect a large lceiiouS0 "''
IN saugertes. -. o,,d fnc-t
Mr. James Names is erecting large aa" Iaiy
looking brick house on the corner VI
ette-sts, In Saugeiues' ~ oons;der-
In Acmackanock township \; o., c0''SI Tbera
.iie to,t,, nm uroperty changed hahus i"'' WIN
So a demand for houses for Fall renting
G r Rogers purchased the building ana NolI mn
.chinery Of the Pequ9t i Nac fr saI COO
l., Neu-Hayen the b. Shonlnger Meodeon
-, ~ uniting up buildings IN when 70 uiepa9 Is
trsiIi,nents during the coming New-Engianu J. an'
An elegant cottage has been recently erected
So Mr n al Funston esq. n the Village OF spnng az
Qey. n. J., near tue W. T. O'''-ei'' ~ " $3.50
thc village.
Mr.. r. NJ Curtis has just completed house
An fine hin overlooking the village OF Canterbury
conn. and is busiy engaged ia aOOrhs MS EiouhS III
the vicinity
Nessrs. Lewis g. George Leland have taken
q ten Years lease OF the motel tO be completed Jan
a. 1902 tine site OF The Higgins Hotel corner VI 4"0H9
.eIgLth-st. and broadway,
AT the Connecticut Literary Institute, SuinelG,
Conn the old building has had sloy eAPeI1cS l,1 ,T
during this vacation and 10 is proposed TO spend s'oOo Al
g thorough reconstruction next year
In Springfield, Ill.,, great improvements have
been made during the pas, i'eyeaIa Inc UIi,o', ,
Court and Post-Oice building of Nauvoo stone GVs.nB
slOuOOJ Is nearly finished The Leland hoteI WI Co
pare iayoraby with the most splendid houses OF O
large cities. The foundations OF the new cdptO, VIZ 49,
viii be the finest STATE House i'm the Union are belhE @
y win cost about S5JO}OOO The many elegant pIlnao
residences and pleasant tasty grounds are All Aonoi "
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India Mess. % No n n 70
Beefhams a bbl p NJ a " %



PBrROLEUMAn active demand has prevailed for both Crude
Refined bond and The market steady 2G2 for Crude bb
and Refined bond al 5ie for W. In Philadelphia the Quotations
sbout lc lover,
RCBcArohnA dull at sl9Ioe Rsugooa gh request %
d94c
sUGARSRaw Sugars have been active show portAa
yanesi fair good refining lldl sales o. go btS
0lBc for Cuba lie for Barbaoes lie for Porto
Havana a. c aud ~ bags superior Manila At HE Refined qas
lbtc for HardS
STBAw dull and heavy for Long Rye and 1850 tos
Short
TALLowA good demand may be noted and the market stssyI
sale. 81 0O00 lbs az l2i-
WOOI-Tbe Fleece continues snn usder
Of gt receipts and the gradual Improvement
leading descriptions o. wooden goods demfnf has
quite active chiefly speculative
operating freely though their purchases
fined small lots required for their immsdle F0rega
Wool descriptions with better
would have been large for the advance 10 gold
In prices learn Of change We quote (csshl NJ
Domestic foT Native Meuu0s $3.50
for 45G50c for ful blood Mernos and d5c for SKony
rerces Pulled DISC for Sup-lue d. and
for Extra do Unvlshet CALIFORNIA; 20c
choice Eera SID American Coubnz
at vase quote follows south American
Washed p 35c for Un~ssbei Mtka and
riBo 3Od33c. Washed Butre Rios UuWashed
ad32c for Washed COrlOa; 2iG Tor IuWased
Tas0 for CounOn Washed Moategleo, Ga.
Cape Of Good Hope 20d4Jc r Washed Etst Ini4 IA
abe for Uuwaset African l911 Tor awsslel Mcrau; 2l4Oc
Tor nwsshed Smyrna 9Gic f Washed d. AID 5a2e 6r IN
washed Syrian.
wHlsKYThe market irregular and quiet closing sales Of
$50 bbs Western at 67lc
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OriCR oP AtgisrAHr QulHTgHNt syurGEvEHtL }
Con % HousIos And Ol-EEsEsrs hEv.loEE orr, Z
August ~, 1909
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT
- This ul o'clock THURSDAY, ihe lvh Inst Tor sup
OHareuhasef Department ul ly, pounds ol good
mrIchEut1bic TGdOIlf BAY
rsruculan h, same ~ sdyetIsed from tlf ofse July IS
T.sls ssord be- irdet Pro11sa. fr lv7 luf addressed
TIE uhlerigued blt.n iNpA.,L..
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CsIporati0n Notitts.


CORPORATION NOTICE,-Pubhc Notice Is
- hereby 20 TO- Or owners occupant or ocap'us o. M
r.es urinproei Lands atgei@d e that
doe follow ne Asmeus been completed aud are legged w we
Of Ases0rs Tor er-laalon By all persons i''e
s For paving Eswree from Wall 90 Beiver'ireet', With feoE
y Fs 11ng luaystrast from BOaaTJ to we'ts''ee' VITA
81 r,u4 F-ors,-e. from Broadway to the Hudson Riser
pavement
rtr rs srJar by sah Assessment, Heae al the several
ossss Glii vacant Lots pieces ani parcels Of LaSd
III Bon ,'es u Nefrle from Wa'sre 70 Beaver sud to The
srtert nj brif b.or' 'fe rtrr-rc'.ng ft-r-'A
81 Both Muruv-sfrr,' from Brodnay 70 NesEsfeet am 70
"a u 1f fa Intervening streets
I ~. ~ U..,tr.. from Briadasv the Hudson River,
AID 90 s eri.H OF .f block tle irtsfecAnE sifreta
al Roth .iHfs ~ Lrraa-rrrr from brnadsreei 90 Hanover
street ana L, tte bar e bh on hr n~rs+rtn g street,
MI .. interests aHri by me above uaoi Assess
meats eI ho 1 opposed the lme Or either OF the are ~
- 81 rr.It rf rou JOB writing &, one d toe nn"Isiiaru
u.r aA So d Ctamtr.tr.c.. basement New Coartloa
''' ''- ' JACOB OAKLEY. Board
JOIN d. OrIiWkLL, of
ISAAC % HUNT, Assessors
Ofe rIcf Assessor, yrr coa.t House. August g. lSe
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6pparfntrebu NOtitts.

/ United SPECIAL PARTNERSHlP.-NO
Tee hereby given tl limited Partnership for the Transaction
OF general aut commission business IN tue ty n HeN
York ls. been entered into By AID between EDWARD SMITH
WILLIAM p HOFFMAN and JAMES q. TANNING, all at present
residents Of the City oNegiok pursuant n and by virtue OF the h
tale II the fourth chapter Of the second Of The Revised statutes OF
he state oheslOA and the 4neEd4O thereof and ~ addition
thereto.
The f under which the said partnership to be
tucd is SMITH HoFFAAN Co The general nainre OF the
business intended be- transacted by the said panershp general
business The Of all The general anil
special partners interested The said partnership EDWAED SMITH
WILLIAM r. HOFFMAN, and JAAES G. LANhlNG IN vh partner
ship said EDWARD hMl III and WILLIAM HOFFMAN are the
ho SAID JAMES g. TANNING Is the SPECIAL
Partner aad their respective places 0f residence present the Cy
ofEraork St1te ~ NeEYor TEE said JAMES g. TANNING
special psr1- has contributed tie stock Of the said
corarrer.hq The Of - J 900 hundred aud haVs thousand
coIan iu cash
The re which the sad partnership u the first
DAY August 1903 aud t business operations Of said hrn all
coas4ce ~ September A. d. 1885, and the said
partnership Until aui terminate upon The trst day Of
EDWARD SMITH.
WILLIAM 7. HOFFMAN,,
gAMES &. TANNING.
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THE MARKETS.

Ic'rsfullT reported for raE TsBg,'.i = ,0~
AsHEs-The markell drm and quiet SOdSs a. POtA
corToS~oSngo the continued favorable advice. Europe
and improved demand bere holders have ooea h2her uT To-
DAY the market closing ansr and uniform sales 25l bales including
'''' Up Fla Mobile n. oresHA feTas.
S"oG Ordinary 3 81 sstss s%s Ss5
Es'6s g q &c &c sisss g Sst g Ss Isl
C0FFEE-Buye refuse % operate and in the atseaee Of ssIsA
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand fr Western Flour
these are Family brands steady sEd good reIue.I
the demand confined chiefly to the Local trade the % are 90 SS
ETs do ssGs9 50 fog Extra 90 fresh grounds 90 coo
40 756slO45 good choice Spring Wheat EIi SO 80
o5 MI1sssot. EEii 81 10 ~ ~ SsHi O1lI ~ -
Wheat BIa lntana Michigan sli ooSsi3 - for Err aad
and Double Extra California Flour without much
CHANGE sales 9ySO o0s a. ? We ~ - soaern f9uf @grs
o6Oj bb - 254sio 80 TOR oHHay TO Coco BIirs Bslaers
s6 Is fof Extra aud Family MARYLAND Delaware RE
GRalS-Tbs Wheat lover prices We note SON. IL.
regularity especially cor sPag Wheat Shippers ofh market
n ls operate sparng @iote Wheats are sa anl unehangei
"a p for No Do part Of load aA0a - 81 ior amber Ohio a
The railroad depot 81 Syg - - for White Californian ana - go
are da and nominal Canada Peas are quiet and prices arr unchanged
Ssa Ono Sc ., raioad DEPOT Oh western 81 zee n store s5d
afolt and 8c via New Oeaos Rye rather lover the ses are
offerings bat brisk demand part speculative market
I7lc New wes:ern Mixed ~ lsa 81 21-snai los at 81 2I5
GUINNESS limited Business IN both Cloth aud Bag bat prices
unchanged nominal hOSever At W also for the former and ~ G2
for
H4Ywiis limited receipts and good a,m,ud holder, ar.
erm Of 30 bales 70dSUc for Shipping and 81 l09l g
Retail
HEMPA fair business he noted Manila Hemp; holders
arm and generally demand az advances sales Of go bales Oic go
other kinds dull and nominal
MOLASSES-We prices
tied ard nominal
OILSAmsucan Lnseed steady ~ bbA
kgh tu and nominal In Crude Fish OILS there change the
Lard oil selling al from 81 Is 10 81 50 for No No l. and Pair
Prime and Choice.
PROVlSlONSOnly moderate business done 10 New Mess
to-day bat prices showed change there f feeling bow
the sales cash and regular goo hJ al so 60 IS foe
New Mess S3l for @ Mess; SO for Brtrz Prime s24 6 -
Western Prime Mess For failure delivery hear Of saes
Beef change; sales Of 10 bbS
brands; sl30s2O 50 Pun and go
S4 50 for Extra DO lrce Beet nominal Beef Hams nod
eratey aeive and steady sales Of p bbs At S29as3 Cut Meats
Bacon fair demand bat tle market quiet
bic stock Dressed Hogs quote l0li City.
Lard arHy held bat active sales Of 500 bbS sud l83a
for No Isle for City lSids for fair prime steam and J09lG
for Kettle Rendered
w. tsIa
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p1SSRNGEBS AkRTVED.

vpoN pRFyRy Aug l7Iu steamship NeE YorkHsnry Tbier
80 NJ All MS l. Born and family George stmal, Miss Hrseh,
M. RON and ehid ME aDd Mira Meser Mr. Nsdeeker Mr.
Fe Jasper BcIhad and family Mr LPls W. Lo9gieoS Mr and
hs m NJ Ayeus Howe and children John Braukho rA
~ t;eorg. Graf Baqfp g. WAHper hr EveS
~ 1.nll, Ms: Matilda Fren sser q kayse GhnL
Slu A. Ff1efie, H. Orth, Chas fiuks
vi fiy II sadenvo AldeHkueher MI and Mrs A. Blob. ~
ClaT.s Feauot Mira j. Meter and children, sdor aAef
s Shenek Mrs T. schsbteI aad family H. Gunser and hmU
Mi, Ahn BayOlpp GsnP Ms f5aassT and 500 ~ Ae AZ.
sh ~ ssSssnbvre Bliss ses ssrt Miss Bndsaanh M
and Ms Cole and infant A. GuisAha a Na'oAn OuiA ~ "
and atAAt -----------. bad .. ... H.
I'd ~. .v lo . MINI TURR ALMANAC. 49,. p. -.
a.. sl sun SETS. $50 MsOs SeE 1:50
W. GIsH wATKh THIS pAI
81, u.ok g. OI GsTs xAad,, s,3l Hel Gsts' s,'wIV,1
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Citu g,tll Estate for saI,.

HOUSES to LET and for SALE
Il CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND MORTGAGE
KING Co,
corner Thirty shhst and srhave tSiEth NitoaG Bsnil
AT No 925 ENTHUSIASTICALLY DAY,
~ Broke mails free he printed list Of City Dwellings Bushes
property. Tenenssts iot At all pTioes. ~ every direction
FOR SA L E--A very valuable WATER
FRONT the Nrta River Also one on be Eas River A'o
BrOku LOTS % GROUND opportunity seldom
ofeTsd N TIE public Apply 10 ". A COLT. No Finest
COR SALE - West Fourteenth-st., between
Eghth and N:haves iouf hghstoop HOUSE fall size
VA be sold 81 bargain, with immediate Possession
~. PHELPS, FALLON Co., No 81 Pinest
NOR SALE--Tenement property In East
Tssnty saht +story hek HOUSE. 25J1g3s In good order
2euhl 81 1g0 Price. Sl6.5p. .0... ..|.
PHILIPS F4LLox Co. No. s. Pinsst
EOR SALE-A Columbia COLLEGE LEASE
Il Eiieh.t feet trout Ffll-ave 0By S3UO
81 '"le al once Apay b A colt No Piuest ~ ~
MONEY LOANED on IMPROVED REAL
AtA ESTATE. in near NevYork FIRST Mortgages only.
s. WINKBBY, No ms Broadssy, haOn No. 10
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
end those DESTROYS OF purchasing or renting such pro
perry will ud il their interest 10 advertise IN IHE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and addition 20 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found, not only in NevYork and all its
cities and villages but IN every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made "a
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
% the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the Subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIB
-YE, Semi Weekly, and Weekly. com Prise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
neuts in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE deyotes especial attention 70 the reports OF rea
estate both In the city and 10 every part OF the state
thus adding greatly The valne Of its columns as an adj
vertisng medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. u cents line for single
spsertIon WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per hnei 5EMi-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, IS cents per lue.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monda

NEw-YoRK, Monday. Aug H. 1868 .
Tho real estate agents Of the city find Dut
- ,nr.basers Just now, though some important SaicS
- Jersey property have been recently reported
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PORT.WARDESy OFFICE, No % WlIiamst
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~ Section Of the Act passed April a. 1881 entitled An AetN
Oe Of tie Port Of New YORK 10 All psrsoas
suhiect matter OF slc Mqu
survey following vessels
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