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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yester-
pay Justice Shandcy committed John Murphy, coored
for having struck officer FanBery Of the Tenth Precinct
Police and threatened 10 cut Him with knife Edward
Sheehan was committed for striking Wm Hardy Of No.
1913 SeCond-st and threatening to cut him with knife
Francis Danveny, No. $50 BrOOme-st, charged
Alfred Sanders, at the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday with stealing quantity OF clothing, valued
at so. The prisoner was committed for trlal. Inc
clothing of Abran Marks, No. 1874 West Threth.
ST., was entered by burglars on Tuesday night, and
robbed of quantity of wearing apparel OF the value OF
$25 The police arrested two men named William Nelson
aud Felix p Murphy whom they found with the stolen
property in their possession and they were brought De-
fore Justice Ledwith, and committed TO answer.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Downing, examination was held In the case OF
Samuel L. Briggs who j. charged with having stolen 500
from VIM. II. Gillen Of No SO MOttst. Gen was cross
examined, and said he had Briggs two or three
times since the affair, at his house. when Le asked
Briggs return him the money he had stolen. Briggs
replied he had not stolen that lie had only borrowed
t. and would return which he did not do. Several
witnesses for the prosecution testified That they were
present when Briggs took the money from Gens pocket
and that the latter very drunk at the time, ana
could make objection 20 the theft witnesses Tor the
defense testified that Gcn offered the money 10 Briggs
as Loan and that the latter accepted H. The Magistrate
decided hold Briggs for trial a! the Court OF General
Sessions For having assaulted John Mckeon OF NO 90
West Broadway, Sunday night, and rODbing him OF
ST. Christopher and Thomas Burns were committed
the Tombs. John Byrnes for striking O1cer wood
ward OF the First Precinct knocking him down and
choking him, was also committed for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
ROARn OLE EDuCATHON.


This Board met at o'clock last evening for
the first time the regular Summer vacation Presl
dent larremore in the chair The following cOnmunica-
ton was received and referred to the Special Committee
Oh Bylaws:
To Le Honorable e Of CITY Of
Of
respectfully your Honorable Body the following petition; To
section No 81 OF the Bylaws under which Public
0ndent authorize the Latin language be taught IN
Grammar School in when the supplementary pursued tutte
destruction 10 oier branches OF stuy The FIeneh OF neIah
language may be pursued IN German Schools n eongeo%n
supplementary course-so as 70 make u eSu n
The City Superintendent also authorize the Latin or French n
be taught Grammar School which the supplementary
puIud but the Latin language shan De taught Oily ny
the schools give Instruction 10 Other branches Of snu
The German language shall be taught iOs least one horr daily rega
hT }onei assistant teachers regular branch OF ndy III mum
by Board OF Education OF the
ul Of The BuAe Of the city. The study
shall second grade OF the Primary Depart
and course and further petition amend See
striking out IN The tile the word
German the words or OF the German language
e Hoard Of Trtr, Tor The may determine" trust
@ , ,s, hi Ind favorable consideration from Tonr topors
viii The General Committee OF
Me School Association Of tie city and Comfy New
York. Willy WALLACE President
d. SrIKGER Corresponding See'y.
ReC- York Aug. ~, ] o.
resolution was referred TO the Finance Committee, TO
consider the prOpTety of apprOpTatnC S522 for heating
resolution adopted requesting the Controller TO place
b The credit Of the Board $4,000 for incidental expenses
also, that the Trustees Of the TWeniysecOnd ward De
directed TO procure building for Primary School No H.
before the LIST Of October otherwise the salaries or the
teachers and jaHitOrs in SAID school shall cease reso
linton was adopted that the Committee Supplies be
authorized 10 readvertse for the supply OF coal 10 the
various SCHOOLS for the ensuing year. The Board then
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
BOARD OF EXCISE.

The Board of Excise met yesterday, the first
time since they adjourned for their Summer vacation
Five cases appeared the calendar to be disposed Of
The first case called was that Of John J. Kelly Of No.
Catherneshp Charge selling strong drink on the attn
of July. The postponed the representation
the defendant that his DaTkeeper absent IN the
country. James Brestin of No. 10 Cathertneslp was
arragned for violating the Excise law the nth OF
June. The postponed for one week, on ac-
count Of tho nOn-atteudance Of witness. Gabriel
selling beer to a the 27th OF June.
The defendant proved the fluid root beer and his
license was not revoked. Robert Herger of No 1913 Dl
yisOnst was charged with selling lager beer on Sunday
4h of July The defendant claimed that the lager which
drank by the prosecuting witness was not his prop
erty but drawn from cask purchased Saturday
night by the DOarders for their private drinking License
not revoked The Board adjourned 10 meet next We'd
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REAL ESTATE.
EEW-YORk. Wnhnasdnr Con

NEW 1OIikI Wednesday, Sept l., 1859.
Tomorrow Crhursday) the Messrs. Mellick
viii have their sale of villa plots at Crawford ~ j.
The Sisters Of Mercy Of St. Agnes Institute Paterson
yesterday completed the purchase Of the premises Mr.
A. p Fonda, on the Plank road. South Paterson, for
young ladies' seminary. The price was s57,50O
Jersey City people alive TO the necessity ofstreet
improvements. The work OF widening and raising tho
grade of Newarkave is progressing vigorously and is
under contract to be completed by the 18th Of November
1t appears that Hudson City has resolved to continue the
improvement Of Newarkave from the jersey City line
westerly and for this purpose the propertyowners in
teested IN the matter have been requested 80 meet the
Commissioners OF Assessments Saturday at 10 o'clock
In the City Hall OF Hudson City Another improvement
projected Is the extension OF South Flrsst, from It's
present termination IN Jersey City Hudson city,
that u viii mtersect with Newarkaye near Waldo ave,
and the County boulevard. BY this last ptoaed
Improvement, PavOnla Ferry will be brought la COM
mumcation with Hudson City in almost a direct line,
South rstst beiug parallel with Pavonaaye. and only
200 feet south OF
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw.YoRE. ......"..,....o September l.

PORT OF NETWORK, september l.
CLEARED.
steamshps-Cubs Noodle Lyepoo Manhattan FoIsyb Liver
poOl Arizona Msury AspnwA; Louisa Moore wallace Ne"bn N
C. Acnhns Rector New Bediod John Gibson winters George
town: Ashland Crowol Boston.
Sbp-Dragon, McCleunan, London.
Bsrks-Aha KoIauech, Cork Falmouth m orders; Pury WI
Cadz Yuls HAYES sydney s. W. IheniI, Mckenzie ~
Penafh Roads ilT oCes CaTlotta Merrill
BayoDue; Harry Booih. Chase, Havana
Lori Opoto aud market; Fred Bliss Sherman
Cusoa; r. l. Hens Sperry Bboa; Harry Aubrey, Weeks Bar
baGosi 0rnoeo Roberts Turks lsandi Cbeiain Carroll, HALIFAX
LeuOT LeuoiT. Anchat, G. y. ~, :, 81,
SeL Hattie E. Dodge Freeman Demsrata Laura Pride Hssen
ST. Kite: Lady Lake 4Gand St. Pierre MART Lord OF tie
es Peterson Jago; Southern Cross George windsor 81 u
O. Ackep Hobb Stamford: Mary STOW, Rankin, Charleston.
Barge-Gen. Grant Murray, New.IaVeb
ARRIVED.
Steamship America Hsrgeshemr Bremen, via Havre msse and
pass.
Bark ALy GoWer DHl, Barbados u days, sugar
Brig Salinas, Land. Para n days, rubber. &c 90 ,
Brig ous sesbook Insgus via Holiness Hole Aug 80 railroad
iron.
Brig Jas Blaichford Smith Windsor " s., days, plaster
Sohr. Statesman Gates, Shuee n. s. - days. sTing.
Schr Abtie lngsls. Ingalls, Musquash days, spihng
Schr. .. PuryeT. Jones Virginia
Csuaboat Ida Vaughn. Williams. Ottawa G days, lumber
Canalbost H. H. Titus Potter. Ottawa 10 days, laMber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsTeS SEPT L-Auved brgs Queen London Cora, from
Msauus. Below, bark David Nichols from Philadelphia.
Holmes HOLE Aug 3lArriyed brig Two Brothers from HEfai
fT York. schr Balloon and from Providence for Ban
Michael from PaWtuke for Bugor Python from South Anbo
for Yarmouth Me sylvia om EIabethper for Portsmoubi Are(
hren Windsor s. T AeIBdA Geo. Washington, from Bsugo
Newark Martha Sargent from Newly Seapou Surprise
from Baltimore for Boston; Belle from Providence for Ellsworth
Sailed sth Albion, Nellie Treat, Pawn and Alfred Keen
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IAN OFFICER FIRED AT BY A THIEF.

Early yesterday, Officer DOnnely OF the Ihlr-
teenth Precinct Martin Leddy old thief IN the act
Of stealing watch and chain from Henry Kabel Of No
I3s Broadway, who lying asleep toop at the cor
neF of Grand and NOTfOss On seeing the officer LCddy
He'd aud finding that Officer DOunely was gaining
him, presented revolver and warned him not to come
The officer continued tie pursuit, however
and the thief fired SIX chambers OF revolver at him.
Fortunately none Of them took effect. In Ludlowstr
RrOCme Lcddy was OyertaRen and arrested In his
possession was found the watch and chain Of Mr. Kabe
which identified by that gentleman. The revolver
with Of the barrels discharged also found on the
person the thief lie locked up, and yesterday
Justice STANDBY at the Essex Market Police Court coma
mitted him. without BAIL to await trial The accused is
most notorious thief He has been but short time out
of State Prison. lie has been thief ever since he was
six years Of age, and has been guilty Of nearly all the
varied crimes Of the calendar although but % years Of
age. lie claimed to live at No. 20 BTOOmest.
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-By BAR
NAKD J-Jones agt. Stan1ed ct al-Moton granted
East River Ferry Company agt. Meyer-Motion denied
Bailey sgt Bailey. Reference ordered Red et al ag
Blune-MotiOn denied. Breeze agt. Breeze.-ReierIed
back for additional proof.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-By Judge JOSEs-Jobs agt: mat
theWs-Attachment vacated. p O'IOOle agt The Mana
gers OF the RcformatOry FOR Juyenles-MQuoh granted
Voss agi. Graw-PrOceedings dismissed Monaghan agt.
Wobcrg CT al-NIotlon granted Day agt Arnhelmer 81
al.-Motion granted. Parrot agt. Knckcrbocker Ice
Company-Motion granted. Wolf agt' I6Wnsend.-fr99-
ceedings dismissed Meyer agt. Wlke-M0tion granted,
and Receiver appointed Raphesky agt Lynch ct al
Motion granted.
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SUPPLEMENTAL PROCEEDINGS - IMPORTANT
QUESTION OF PRACTICE.

Samuel g. POHer AIT. BenJdmM Vdndt1ro0fl
et QL-COmmon Pleas-Special Term-befOre Judge DAILY
This was motion TO third party who it appeared
had money in his hands belonging TO Judgment debtor
paw il over to the plaintiff From the aidavits II ap.
peared that defendant had deposited in the hands OF
one John b. Gould the sum Of 1920. That all OF that
paid under the direction of the Court
but SZ73 and Mr. Gould claimed right to that under
direction from the defendant and Mr. VandetVoort
to keep 10 IN payment Of debt due by them Mr. DIXON,
for the plaintiff cOntended that the debt being joint
debt OF the defendant and another he could not apply
the money payment in preference to his separate
debts Mr.. Compton, in opposition, argued that tho
plaintiffs remedy by action through receiver.
Judge DAILY said he should not undertake TO pass upon
conflicting claims between parties in this summary man
ner The claim was disputed and the plaintiff must be
pnt TO his action through receiver Motion denied.
Mr. Dixon for motion; Mr. Compton opposed.
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pASSENGE RS ARRLHED.

FROM BREMYN-In steamship America Sept -Courad Victor
Can Kus,er s. Rechardt and family Louise Becker Cad Me1nu
Sareu Mrs Mary Ware Edward NeuDnD Ga EIsiln Elc T.
9TG H. Hause Shooter T. Meeks MI Watson aud family W.
Vor and family Mr. Weler Jndge GeesOn aud family, A. Wunt
N Baper Nst5aa Slmon Wink Geo Pnck I'd Nell John
Thers and family Weresagen Carl Buren, kgt Siras'
\ Glug, Otto Nennng, j. o. Hlmmeltbah,
Lewis Huebese Kke Geo DnGD D. Won Sehwen5 and wife
b. Beidetae b. G. A. RosLg d. BrnkHann,
epe Never and children HiuLen children Emile ejen
and children Philip Seen family Jacob Sbgy, Hen Durs and
op FpT.ca Nseee Cha Gr0haus and wife Charles Bnr Mr.
Springer family L. Tehubab, WeUg Marck aHd wife, BEbeit
ursc Peter TTolieTe H. Mae aud Others Ia second cabin.
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incorrect brands ard In tho year brbed deputy
Collector named HaiuCs. In the original case against
the defendants, the examination resumed ahd me
following testimony taken: john r. walker trHtlned'
Am chief clerk i'm the Assessors Office for the FOh DIS
trct have the returns made by defeHGents from NOYe
Der, 1867, to June 1869 comparing the returns wnn
defendants saesbOOk found that from July SO ioo 10
April 1862 the sales of defendants were SloOOc more
than they returned from thorough examination OF de
PENDANTS books il appeared that with the exception or
abOut one or two months the defendants returns were
generally short in JauBary and February 1865 selr re-
turns exceeded their sales The further nearing was
then adjourned
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whole amount called foT...... SJOJVyO
INTEREST on CITY DEPOSITS. .
Peter b. Sweeney, the City Chamberlain, reports that
he has paid into the City Treasury for the month OF Au
gust as interest city and county moneys ia his Gus
tody, $3.50 ~, and this amount, added TO pre-;
yons deposits q similar character, makes grand total
Of Sl907 % which stands credited TO this account
MAYORS OFFICE.
Marshal TOOker has caused Charles RTOden-
burg to refund to T. G. Mathews $50 which the latter
claims De swnded out Of al the place Of the former
by The envelope game"
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS ana purers arriving at ts por, are qneatn
% rsapes addressed the Eevlork Associated Press Only "
persons IaiLtBg the written authority Of j. w Smoon General
AGENT News IACLages journal Of Commerce tmt hhuNE
World Sun Eryre Evening Post, CogSsrcid ddbi' oo"'s
sag Yorker DeaokIGt should aa' he aeHe'1 OILY "
the kame peTfO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
THE LAYTON CONTEMPLATING CASE.

In this case, as previously reported In Tie
TRIBUNE, Commissioner Osborn had reserved his decis-
ion TO whether Henry Layton charged with dealing
in counterfeit money could be held for trial In the alb
Of the production of the money charged to have
been dealt in evidence. The Commissioner decided
that the of the money By the defendant
he having the power TO produce IL, cOncealment,
showing prid Jdcie evidence OF guilt and was sufficient
to warrant the holding OF the defendant for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
THE ARCHER CASE.

Charles s. and Washington Archer, the
westst wholesale grOcers who charged with making
fraudulent OF their business 70 the Internal Rev
officers have been arrested again and held 10 bail
10 answer new charges. The new charges arc 10 the
effect that about the 9th Of August, 1867 they
branded and shipped 20 parties IN Canandaigua high
wines branded as recfed spirits that during the year
1893 they at various times aided aud Gbetcd III The re-
nSval Of wbisy which the tax had not been paid and
fn the eOEceaneBt Of said whisky that during the same
rear they branded and caused ~ DC branded
quantity Of whisky with false and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
ALLEGED ILLEGAL REMOVAL OF WHISKY.

John Ross, the proprietor of distillery at 10
959 West Thirty-ninthst and Adolphus Newman the
superintendent of the distery, were brought before
COMMISSIONER Osborn charged with having. about mid
night on the 2Sh ult removed five barrels Of whisky on
which the tax had been paid, from their disery TO
"a place other than the dlslery warehouse, and with
having concealed it after such removal They were hed
70 bail for al examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
AUABEAs CORPUS MATTER.

Counsel for Capt. Samuel FOss of the ship
Pacific who on the 18th ult shot John Harrison, r ana
Adele Adams in South St. Dover has made apphca'
for writ of habeas corpus TO Mr. Justice MGCunn'
to have the Captain who is ncarceTaed In the IODs'
brought up and released bail, two surgeons having
testified that the wounds inflicted are not fatal ana that
both the injured persons have almost recovered Hom
their effects.
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THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY


In this case Mr.. Justice CardozO has granted
m order authorizing receiver Judge Allen TO adver
tse during the space Of three weeks in three daily pa
pers-one in this city, Albany, and the other in
Mountaineering all parties having claims against the
Company present the for adjustment 10 the re-
ceiyeT, at his office IN Albany.
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He added he could give no collected account OF who
there what done. He said, however, that Clark
not there. Woods committed 10 the TOmbS to
await the action Of the Grand Jury. The Coroner also
decided to hold Clark accessory.
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6itp &lrOptrtg 10 grt.

RIO LET-2d, and part of 4th, FLOOR, Nos. 80
and lO Wism-st well lighted front and rear suse ior mtI
cape or manufacturing business Viii be let together OF separate
Apply third door
Yl,O LET or LEASE-The RectityinS House,
Alcohol Dery storehonse aud stables covering yen OlS :"
Td on Fourteenth FeenIsis IeuihaNe no" oecu
fy Pike aud known the Magnolia Dsuey eCmPee
With the necessary leach tubs receivers sun, puIy no
EADIS JOHNSON SONS No. 4lB West SIeenthst or No lV
F,rrs Y Arrangement be made for immediate possession
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Smusfmfafs.
pAREPA-ROSA.-ENGLISH OPERA.
Il CARL ROSA, ~ "a mss q - A'
. - - PropTietors and Drectors -

| , - , ProPTetor and Directors -
The public respectfully rnfrmed , H. s1sg
NINE PAREPAROSAS GRAND ENGLISH oPFRI Vii he is,"sS
rated at the " ~ VII "'''s~
THEATRE FRANCAIs, SATURDAY SEPT n
In announcing this memorable musical season M P.er, po.. 1
naugurGte epoch in the history Amecs Uss
great 10 Italian Opera Europe 10 Ms can 81. o,s,
her that substantial fame in her artistic tN he E -
an uninterrupted series Of ostoDs until become unnyad in
popularity "
10 London her achievements English Opera were eeas 70 ,
which distinguished her Italian and her nue. s
rnmps California and tho duTsg seasons and re-
rat National Peace Jabse in Boston Ssys 1ss
the entire American press in pronoaneng
NINE. PAREPA-ROSA
the great lyric art Of age.
Her devotion highest order Of composition grateful
gard for the American public will stimulate her
establish English Opera institution ia III. eonB
ELENCO OF THE COMPANY.
sopuni-Mme PAREPA-ROSA
from Her Mjess Theates London her appearance
Coutralti-Mrs f. sBGUIH and Miss FANNIE STOCKTON
Primo BartonoM ALBERT LAWRENCE, from the Garden
La Scala and the principal European TheaeT BIS fret appearance
BASS cantap.-Mr C. CAMPBELL Mr. GUsrAvUs HALL.
Buno-ML EDWARD SEGUIN.
Basso-Mr FRANK HOWARD Second TenOr-ME MAURICE DIX
SOFA, and others
stage Msnsger-Mr HARRY JACKSON
iIessaTeTs-WA w. SEGUIN and O. A. HESS.
Musical Directors and Charlottesville CARL ROSA and Mr.
THONY RBlfF. With foil Chorus ant Grand Orchestra
The kEPEkTOlRB will consist Of the
THE PURITANs DAUGHTER
charming and romantic Opera by Ba Which over
one hundred nights at Her Ms Theater London will be
OPENING MONT SATURDAY Sept II.
The Scenery Costumes and Properties will be Of costly aud
strictly accordance with the historical period Of each Opera
SCALE OF PRCESPyste Boxes, SO and S8 Reserved Seats
IN Pargu and Dress Circle 81 SCI Admission Sl Proeeam Boxes
THE sALB OF RESERVED SEATS WILL COMMENCE At
music store No. FOL Broadway Monday Sepmbers at
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sjuasts mn efarms @lanttn.

2uusrs anb farms dalanttS.
XyrANTED-Bv q responsible party, the CAKE
w of SUMNER Residence until the h Of May next would
~, small rent Address r. H. Box No 1913 Tribune Oihet
HARM WANTED.-10 To ID acres, comfortable
bou~ Of nine rooms good dry cellar substantial out6wugs "'hn
bous of y aud miles ofdepoi churches ostoce etc running
brook on place necessary Address With price terms and i1 par
ticu'irs YORK Trbuue Ohce.
WANTED to PURCHASER few ACRES or
w small FARM adjacent TO rural town communicating WIN
Ney.York railroad hpply VAN ALLEN bROs he" Estate
Agents. No III Broadway. Room No b.
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CITY GOVERNMENT MATTERS.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.

Controller Connolly yesterday made the fol-
lowing awards upon proposals for $4,000 OF City
Iunatic Asylum Stock" list OF the bidders for which
was published in yesterdays TRIBUNE. The following
are the OF the successful bidders the amount OF
tbe,r nronosals and line rate Of premium offered:
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groukIpn $roprrtp 81 gst.

rg,O LET-The FIRST and SECOND FLOOhS
ONO Duf Terrace; eight and cellar; marble uanteis
a. I,r heater warns floors fixtures elevated oven range
aonary Nashtubs bathroom, with water closet &C en %
% frr.s rent per also floor OF four rooms NILE llee
s "a bath water $50 month This is a
900 onnoytun to ge comfortably settled for the Winter Apply 10
the Janto Duneli Terrace, Dluhe'us"' 0e'"''" 'VN ~ ~
Brooklyn
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eomrieted within ten day, next police on board d
Gttan Sttamtrs
r s, MAIL TO HAVANA

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
W ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY al O'Clock m precisely
from Pier No. North River.
MISSOURI Capt @. W. Palmer. september q
COLUMBIA Capt T. Van Size (ya Nassau september g
EAGLE Capt VI. r. Greene.
No. Bowling green.
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ROrt Glarofns' 1ptit,.

STATE EKw.YOak, I
PoRT.WANDsSs OsvIoK, No. 20 wiiIsnsL
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Of tie Ami IT, ehuued 40 Aeito
ReoS oGee Of u. Port Of New 70 all persons
LayEy Of the subject
ur.y AI The UNowug y,sse under oisr
The Pot WAdebs tlA be sad sIAnppo VII
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Gountrp Rtal 6statt for Salt.

Country Rtal Gstat, for Salt.
TOR SALE for S1G,000--A very fine FARM OF
40 acres In Northumberland Potomac aud Kappa
baunoek Dividing Greek In m view Of Chesapeake Bay
hsh wild
Land cy adapted hriek dwelling and
81 Vessels heavy draGgbt can come Within
80 yards Of the barn. Apply TO - . -..-
W H. HARDING,
South. corner o. Baltimore and Southsts.,
Room No. up stsirsl Biltuore Nd
NOR SALE at Mariners Harbor HOUSE
and about ONE ACRE OF LAND with waterfront Of 90 feet
plea fruit iron fence &C. House has four rooms WIZ
detted ktrLen Price O'S go remain Apply @ HENEl
WYATT No 80 Broadway T. to the WM DEHAkI,
Mariners Htrbor
COUTHEKN LANDS for Sale or Exchange
- Mineral and Timber Laadsi Tracts for BuraE Farms ana
Plantations throughout the South Terms liberal J. ShELLoH
JONES & Co.. No. l78 Broadway.
TuE SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY, No:
AZ Broomest York for sale desirable Farms aud
Homes all parts South All sizes all prices Also large tracts
especially saied for coOuIng extra liberal terms Fun particulars
ona application. -------.------