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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-11

Exports to-day were divided as follows. viz !:
l774 for Barcelona and 1898 bales for Liverpool.
sra.p Am MOL ssEs-The market has been &C.
tive to- day, all receipts having been sold at about
follows: Interior S01gc.. common lO0lO3c., fair
iI@II2c. fnllv fair ISjaiSsc.. prims l3iSl3Ic..
choice isic'. yellow clarified l45MI4ic., white do
i5Sisjc, MolassesN Common 5sa6ac.. fair 62M
eSc nsina eeS5eec strictiv nrime 69(a7Oc. No
choice in market. Receipts to day 395 hhds.
snSar' sss bbls. molasses. 500 boxes imported
sngar Eynorts tierces and 20 bbls. molssses.
e. E., m. r,arra, hos hssn oo;at INIT firm En-.
Az No sIterstions from yesterday's prices.
Tbs owe, Srsdss which are most in reouest. CON
,;nua sca,ea Sales to.Sav. i0, fins At AZ 90
,nn sos, se oo 200 n a. 81 Ok. ON IN
i0 Oo u 100 ~ I sV and s Xxx AZ A. 20 200 ana 200
NJ a. az 5o iSo Xxx At ~ 7s 400 and 400 do.
=, &c OK am n M a. a. col 90o choice At $40 50
o ovy "a an Ion o1 fyv on 9no wy vv
aSS, choice p r. We now auote marker a fol.
lows: Fine Sc. superfne Sc 7507, Xxx 81 so, XXX
~ 75a-, choice s9H-. Receipts to-day 9l43
bbls y Expo St Ss22 bbIs. - '''p'' an
II eao hSss oeen ua so,a AZ ess sUpsscusntIy
ana lvv ppis; wese so'a .. s'e SuDSe9uensy
prices declined, and 90, 80 and 80 bols; sold al
SSo oo 20 40, 200 20 and tvv a oS .ss ~
s nT" aoS'e Pacs;nts ~. dav ,so bhIs Exoor.s
~ p eos, IA. hesn rodara.s,v ac,;vs n,icss
unchanged SIMPLY good. 8 casks ami 20 do. in
io,s ciser s;des spId 20 dav AZ JeIc clesr aides
have besn retsiling AT Is5c' We now quote shoul.
ders i510al5Ic.: clear rb sides Is50lSic: clear
sides Isglsic.: breakfast bacon e ouist at 2O0
2iJc.: new hams 2Oa2lc. Receipts today 81
cask2 5o ntrs- Exnorts l5 casks.
TIRnIss been quiet prices unchanged.
Market il now oroted At 2OSa2fc for tier ces pa
0Sa3c. for kegs. 8 tierces sold to-day at 2O2c.;
do. at 2lc. Receipts to-day ll6 tierces, 100 Kegs,
DRY SALT MEArs-On market no sales are re.
ported. Sc. 600 lbs. sold on levee price sup
pressed. We now quote shoulders l44G1l42c., rib
aides l6Gl6sc., clear sides lie.
CoRN-Has been active to-day. Supply Is now
fair, prices unchanged. Sales today: 1000 white,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-11

crrr or yKFrERsoH, February IL. ls@
Arrived yesterday-l3l Texas Beeves, lS2 Calves
and Yesrlings, 4S5 Hogs and 322 Sheep. Sold
500 Texas Beeves, l62 Calves and Yearlings, 3O4
Hogs. 4s2 Sheep and IL Mich Cows. Stock on
sale1274 Texas Beeves, 80 Calves and Yesrlngs,
ll22 Hogs, 49l Sheep and 81 Mich Cows. We
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Commercial 5nteligeafe.
CRrsczs, orrIcn. No. u Cur sfRsRs. I
Wednesday Evening, Feb 10. 1853. J

Wednesday Evening Feb no. 1891
CoTToN-with advices early at hand to-day Of q
general advance of 4c. in rates at New York,
market firm at previous prices. holders of the
staple here generally enhanced their figures.
Buyers uniformly refused to pay higher rates how
ever, as Gold and Foreign Exchange disclosed 9
marked decline, but factors were memorable, and
after some time lost in parrying fair demand
sprsng up which eliminated in total sales of $500
bales, at eighty irmer but not quotably higher
prices. as will be seen by the following ruling
rates at the close of business, viz Ordinary 26G
26lc., good ordinary 274@27Ac.. low middling $50
OSLO, middling 2s2G29c. and strict middling %
29Ac.
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P1SSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LlvERrOOI-Iu steamship CITY Of Paris N"y l-hr'
Ashton Miss Ms Wm SHAW, WIN Nul ss CpOle
Jackson Holughead child H. Hebrct r.
Thompson j. humphreys. Mrs hall aBd children John smith
W Hrur, r. A. Nsmbol Mr. HsnsOu Mrs Batrs W l Russell,
Mn Canls Msg Robert smith, John BoEick 81 Robins
H. White Miss Aeschim. Ja Pendergsi, IlOs hulcahy
Gilmore Gilmore A. W. Machem W H. saith W T. Kerr and
wife p Sgsh Rev John ShbD Young daughter Mrs Ann
Buarl J0ba Crook Mr. Pickering and sife Miss Tenn
peoB Mrs T. C6chrane W W Airport. T. g. Atwood A. Lazarus g.
n Tibms Howard PAIL wife sat maid Wm MctlrtBsy M Cha
family. J0tu Nbwoh Miss Wsshburn Mas Davis. Jas
Dir Sloane NJ Huo and wife, Mar6l Mr. SOus aud wife
Hsthe Chas d. P0stiu g. A. SpeTng W. a. Dun
X Mrs Soehs ana daughter Mitchell j. A Neabam,
H.. Seedoa Rev. T. Tahurst
PROM LIYERPOOl-n steamship Colorado, Nov i-B j. Warner
Howard. g Boiler. Mr. J Horton. T. T.
Shhrp J. e. GRAY Rev G. W. Morre. A g. Williams
HuRh Dohey Mr.. Chids K r. l. Matthews and wife Cbas
Wiaeu Mss Eyre. A. J. Alexander A. j. Huebets
johnson p. H. Roots H. Roots CASSIDY, Franz IebngeT MT
BSinreau1 Mrs T. o. Fgg and children. ths Hsstngs Mat
tSevs Roht HasiDgs Rev T. wife Mr. e. Dam Major
4 q. Atkins aud wife Mr.. Harrington and sie.
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THE GOWANUs EXPLOSION.

Coroner Jones yesterday resumed the nyes-
tgaon OF the cause Of the explosion at the works OF the
Robbins Wood Preserving Company at Gowanus, south
brooklyn by which Martin VOORHEES, and Michael Geego
han lost their lives. The managing agent, Il ". lfuluy,
was again examined, and testified as follows; .
coming from the passed The COCKS ana asEel nj
until we
pressure greater; the dripping IRON t1e braa W
the water this water the pro
had by the
eight tank and rocco superficial feet of lumber 10
r~0ues about % wool when the
oil dm within three inches
Of Of the boilers The construction AID
location Of the iron cutters sEaiu gone
With think these CUTTERS u Of OIL which flowed over into TIE
boiler and Immediately the explosion occurred 10 building
Of hAnch the eud where the l
the heat would this oh the iron
thick The other end where was esbths the
PROBABLY
think the cropping the OIL ron the CUTTERS aod
their contact iron al the generated
Immediately following
could stand light all sround have
eIpl0siou by By stesm baye never used
appreciated treating those heavy oils don't
Wba On reply lurvman) theory u That TIE
wood which fell the cutters flowed TIE
concerning the fluid the cutters said
sufficient beat condeuse oil
uaphha
escaping FROM the safety valve probably from the oil
the drawing of Of the water had
would have been explosion entirely
supervision MI VOORHEES, and did a. be told don't think
engineer could have ioTessen accident
The further examination was postponed until Wednes
lay
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Monday. Nov. !. lse,

kEW-YORKi MONDAY Nov. ], ls69.
There was a good attendance to-day at the
Exchange and considerable interest manifested In the
sale OF Mr. Mcclure. 1t is not likely that there viii be
any very great excitement in the market this PAIL but
property is not yet ready TO be sacrificed.
In cur summary of sales to come of this week we
omitted to mention Messrs. Muller, wilkins Co.'s, OF
800 building lots East New York. take place in the
Exchange on Thursday.
The property Of Richard Walsh, consisting OF house
and seventeen acres near YOnkers has been sold 20
Edward Bense"of New-York for $4,000 In the same
village, house and lot in WOOdwOrtlave, aud lately
owned by Newton Carpenter has been transferred to
ii. Anderson for $4,000.
AT Peekskill, John simpson has sold 10 DAVID Arm
strong OF NeW-Yurk, lot ig2 by 2s6 feet Oh smithst
and extending TO Willian-st, for $500
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also declined to give up the articles Maudt was held to
bail 10 await q tTlal
THE WV Jersey CENTRAL RAILROAD ACCI-
shh w" DENT

THE Nr,w. Jersey CENTRAL RAILROAD ACCl-
~ DENT.
The accident 20 the drawbTidge of the New
Ie,ssv Central Railroad IN Newark Bay on Wednesday
t last has proved seriOus than was at hrst
pposed owing to inability of the bridge builder 10
supply the broken parts. tugbOat. having TWO steam
srs IN tow attempted TO pas through the draw" Oeng
wide open at the time Through the alleged insmanage
mept ~ the first schooner she into the draw strng
" upon the side and the other schooner cohdng Win
the forward one drove her against the draw Win sum
rent force 10 break several Cast-lrOh ClOseIlttes.
The schooner was cleared from the uiaW
aud towed away, when she sunk. Orcers were
sent immediately for duplicates Of the broken parF Du
AZ vas found upOn examination that the patterns .!
these trfCular pieces had been destroyed rendering IL
necesiar 10 make new patterns, and wait until they
ronld be cast The castings finished. ana are eA-
Rested 10 arrive today when the Work oi iutubg tue
mn Mace will commence. As the peculiar nature Oh tho
srak made 10 necessary take large portion or tne
bridge 10 pieces IL will probably take until SATURDAY ~
repair IT, Meanwhile large quantities OF freight arr acC
initiating aud 10 is said that all the = sdllngs,
NJ the other end OF the road are nlled WIN
Bergen Point are fcrried ElIZabethpOrt Wnero ty
tak6 the About half an hours running ooeI
M this way, beside that lost by the failure O no go
Ward. bound trains TO make connection WIN te oOo
n ia elective with the commuters % 60 y noaV vi -
the New Jersey Railroad far rs ElLaDetu, MauI va
lbcm prefer the latter route, although the hONeI'
a., mas attractions for others. The company arc uOS
Derhaps be well to remind them that boats are
rot very warm and that small stove Ioi ne Cai "
large Is hardly sufficient during the present SV
5ition Of the weather
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VopEIcN PORTS.

HAvRE Nov THE steamship BeionA, nom He'iV'' 'iu -
port to-day her 10 London. -, ~. ~, .i.a
QuEgssrOwN THE steamship btna TON a'',u
this port al morElng The steamship Pon H"m
New-Yort arrived 81 H. to-day. The steamship i@H' ' Wv"
York, arrived sodav. a., r-...s,.-a 49,. y VI
SOUTHAMPTON Nov THE steamship Deu'hAIu HVm HsnoiA
LosDoSoERkY Nov The steamship NeOru from Quebec A.
ryed here to-day.
SPOKEN.
Brs Manson from Rio Jsneiro Tor NeW'iorE Sept ILL H." s.
long W.
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MONDAYS WEATHER REPoRT--sG n
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or EEw.YORK..

PORT or EEE-YORK.................... November
CLEARED.
Hamburg Henry Chauurey Msury
AsSSwaii Ilaiss Roberts Rebnosi; Novelty woo Piadet
Flia PrsBouuia. Brssg. Portland
Bsrks-Jmoa Poster CgTk inr orders hel.ns hsuh Rotterdam
wild Gaze hckcrsn Ghrstsr sBd Genoa Ebs Peterson Havana
ysr XII ss@ Fsie- 81 jobs. = = ,r 81 rirrre An.
SebrS-PousT Nichols Unoasyi,; Bveiyu Burger Stanford
Meyer spain. Besrse Iodgoa Arroyo Ponce
asss y Eigi knz Ja H. aidaet98 Bsa Hai6or Island
t~PSSene Saa NJ Jobs y b Albert Thomas Rogers Key West
ARRIVED.
steamship Coode VILLAINS Liverpool Oh 20 via Queenstown
steamship ~ rs' Artaouss Liverpool VIA QaeeustouB
stsanshp Ie Partridge 6sseou Oct ~ Key West Oci g.
S,sln.hp BsrHe, Maiors Ssvssuab iud.e aBa p,,.
BaIk Verge, Esaglef; ss,eiies = DAYS. m4's
Bng teorlIs Lsa, Malaga y days. aL
Bng Mad. O. eLrsns Eig .loa. jam days lsrwood
Schr Welcome Hoias. H.sse wioGsol. - Y DAYS plaster
SehT e. A. Jab6soa. Macy Nashitetoa &c, stores
s-tL vahalt Crane Psrsboro \ s.. ID DAYS pisst-r
Sehr. Aoriori Trove. Parker Walton y $ DIVE plaster
SchT D. Sssger DfistO Have. y. H.. 20 days. sIiIg
Sehr wsutfouh Hasier Windsor, y s.. days. plaster
Sehr Bueeu cnsilsf. ~ Johp. \ D. % dsys I4ll
Gs,. 1 o.. s, it. C.Ss 1' SsT. '
Cahsiboat g. Crook AcMItn Quebse, Is DAYS. luuhef.
CsASlbott OnsBIsl SE.n QaeDee p dars lunbc.
seH"OsEss-ai'sf lSn oossr"sE
Ksts Church. Haltartei ID. P"seIs. Nea-lis'sn
1sf4 F1lahz Psgraetss. Adsiphi. PrdTdeur-.
Neptune. ksv iisv-is Jas Ilden E.sxrrI
j. SAITH Portland q, Forest Hose. Proviosa,,
kisihs Belle Esyt faisoaL lannst GreeBsrL
Palos. humber. iydrange, Prurilrars
hsfgsTct. MlbriGla q. T. ilnlse. irordeBer
@. ". Wbsler. Ncs Nave deborah Joae,. Ba,ion
Aires Chase Pryll,ner Louisa Frances. Nes. Bedford
Henry 1sbsr. New Beti0fi Ies llsi Portland. O.
D.. ". Bin.sl. NeFpofl 81. v4nd1ssn. Bos,oa
Lady suffolk Portland e.. =. G. kniib. Portland. e..
" stsftsfHnt. bisek ka<t LOUISE. PfsVhisBcs.
L A. blossaH. BanOn T. T. kichhoud, BI,Jzrpart.
lasyetts SeaBeioss Jss BhCi-n. .lrIiofd.
SAILED.
@sansbipsHsu Cbsusssy. isr AspDssu Hatsrss o Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
bosroS hoC Arnye Steamships NeTsns New Nor
hEwOSLSAS. Nov Lrss steamship hsnyos from .Yori,
an'Hn hsis ssseday.
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day morning

Yesterday morning Archibald Douglass, who
was shot Friday by DeputySherif Thomas Jackson,
in front Of the saloon No Washng tOn-st, died in Belle
vue Hospital. DeputyCorOner Shine will make post
morton examination today, and Coroner Flynn viii
son ~ detained the TOmbs The deceased was native
of Georgia age years and resided AT No. 30 Green
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NEWS PACKAGES ZOE TIE PRESS.

Captains arriving this relnes'eis
asvsr pacsases the NesNOrk Associated Press only
persons exhibiting authority Of j. v" Sinontou General
Agent packages Journal Of COaHa> Tuna TRIBUNE
HorIt Ey7Tess Post. Commercial itr@riis' 'tt
ZaRg YoTL DeHs0krdf should also be delivered "n' "
NN
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THE FOREIGN BUSINESS OF THE PosToFFlCE
The following is the business transacted by
the EewYOrk POstOhice with Europe ana the West lh
d,es IN the Foreign Department for the quarter ending
lept 80 It shows that 1,249SO letters nave Deeh re-
scyed and l99O2sO sent away, resulting IN tOaI OF
81 40, 90 The hostage collected on the inward mails
Amounted 10 S5s723 o. and the outward TO $66O ge
Yhe whale amount being S335,ls4 "a.
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PruyUsHIS


4 q D. Z
ytllEr's POIsr n !. H. Oct 20, 1889
ARMY SUPPLlEs.--Seeicd PROPOSALS.
,sI - ~. nsi,r.rncd Wilets Point EeA.York HsrhoF,
~ ,,'sn, lie troops With tRtS BkEF Esm December
Iatp ~ Juhs l. 1870 -. -, a, d -, q, al, ~.
FarishinK fresh BeeL -, -. a., ~. ii, -, 49,.
~ 1ar, and quarter (Becks aud klneJ tai
and delivered expense the CONTRACTOR such
- n,is. IA al such times NAV Be required
entertained that made regular bdtcheF sho
-, i,. his fall bis pesen place business and residence
T hs requirements bidders 6e, The
Proposals. ioT FUR
sse,,s FTe,b Beet once ofths A. O. q. & n
"'"''s CHARLES y POWELL,
Second LsutspaBt Csrps ~ EBVineers. A. Z. 8
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Qurt 0larOrns' YOtitr.
STATE oy sEv.YoRE.

STATE EEwTORE
PoR7WaRDRSs No. % Wilsm-st
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
~ Seeuob the At passed Agr H. sS5, entitled 40 Aeto
Once Of Port YORK" al
ntsrssd IN or having inquiry
,rnspop or survey
examinations w
notice board ''
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COMMUNICATING Notitts.

NJ NJ. TOWNLEY and f. X. VERMEULE
~. formed COPARTNKkSHIP under The name ana
sve Of TOW NLEY purpose 81 conducting the BOlS
CLOTHING and MINIS FURNISHING GOODS bun At 90 Fulton
st-Nes-l ork. Oct D. 1863.
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.

$40 Hermann Tr 900
To- sp ples 1I ~. If pe % sIsi Ss%msB 1900
~ St G as1t n3 Sssn anI , 1890
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ytgal guiitts.

Ytgal guiitts.
CUPREME COURT, Westminster COunty.-ln
tbe matter OF application ROBERT PATTERSON HENRY
PERKS JACOB H. HOWARD, HUGH LUNSEY anil WILLIAM
Chapter $50 Of the Laws Of 1907
entitled An Of Westeheser aud West
Farms hws7 Ia said Tosns 70 be known he Ford
Pelham AyeDas The Commissioners named In d act hereby
give notice that Appmnt have reviewed and
CONNECTED their yepo Sled the reviewed and cor
rrd sth the Clerks Westotr aud Wes Farms and
behalf Of the Commissioners named IN sad
a 20 the Supsm special thereof 70 b. bed N aud
District the Court House Ia White Pn
Cuv on fourth MONDAY Of November 1863 al 10
thereafter counsel can be heard 10 nave san
rspofl couhrmeL-Dsted Nov. !, 1903.
ROBERT PATTERSON
HENRY FERHls Commissonert
JACOB l.. HOWARD, bamed In
HUGH LuHHRN. the Act
WILLIAM WATSON, J
JOHN G. DOSOHUE. , Commissioners
HAWLRY ID. CLAPP 7 OF
CHARLES ". LITTLE ApprAismebt
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and desiring 10 purchase or rent such property
will find 1t TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and In addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found only in New York and all s cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be az brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deVotes especial
attention reports OF sales OF real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value OF ts col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver-
tisng arc as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, q per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash advance,
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WfsttHtst,r Guunip gtaI Gstutr for Sail.

EOR SALhLn rnit and Dairy FARM, 100 acres,
II hrse gsedi tsTms easy; ChsppA
qua station, Harlem h,iroad Apply CARPENTER
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PriHtruS.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No 1O4 Fulton-st,
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE
BRS
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CITl ~ NEw.YORE, DEPARTMENT 90 fiSlscE. I
RECEIVER OF lAhh
COrET iOrSE PARK % ChsmhesIt, Oct u.s. looS
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-NOtic Is hereby
gys9 thai he As.ssssA Rolls Tar BoSls on real $40 e
Estate and individual Shareholder Of bank stoef TOR the year
sp 70 me sod that all tsHe. are poE one sna I'D
once Payment thereof be made bevee The hsu OF
dedaeon At the per AMMAN rom
tie dsis payment 20 the let Of December vail he made Or Az ls'
BA5 YfsIVH1 10 tkt lot sfAsIembt BkIhAkp Shl IN hssd
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6uuntrp RtaI 6statt for SaID.

Country 8tal 6statt for SaIu.
TOR SALE-FRUIT FARM, near Smyrna,
Il Del S4n.O0. Address. PEACH Brenford Del
CT. CATHARINs ISLAND sixty miles south
- Of SavauBah Georgia Cor exchange par 1900 acres
Island" Cotton land 500 under CIVILIZATIONS buildings eommen
the land neb producing beside cotton corr ana
potataes lemons pineapple pomeguales AMI an semi
trope Regular from Savannah TO Cuba stop al the
island Health And climate unsurpassed Title deeds 10
v K STEVENSON son.
Real Estate Brokers, II PiBest
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Stationery, IT,

SIdIIUNIIU w
A count BOOKS and STATlONER1.-A
N fail supply and made Business men
invited to call st the old stand HOWE rEhhl 30 bO-r
DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, and JOB
I'D PRINTISGwe supply everything 10 our nS At os prices UT
ders solicited FRANCIS Loo REL. - hslrn sae-
CLOTE & JAMES, .,.....,
- SrATIONBRS PRINTERS. AND BLANK BOON MANtFAC'
TURERS - Fulton u. Orders solicited
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Corporation Artitts.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAR MEM
no Contra CTOhS-SOice hereby gwen that the time for
receiving psas for SEWERS I7ih street from Hudson River 70
and tbfeuah Iit I O1h avenue Aa
from llfh aud through Oth Avenue 70 dtn
With banches has been tIiepcea 70 II 0eIoeA a M %
n ~. a. ~ ~ THOMAS sTEPHENS Crotoh
'' L. DARRAGH, fAquednci
~ ~, \ GRKBSE.) board.
CROTON AQUEpUCT DEPARIMENI-,Io
" IRON PiPE RkhS Ssllsd proposals n'n 80
a. tbs once lEi Pah uBtl VeipcA ~ ui ah
DAY N0' H. 1909 furnishing ago ls,ing ansI J,n', I'm
cdst ron With GOOD. Eith Nads patent s'Aet
Msussn sad "a Wants For hsBt proposals ana apsf
-NpFA ors 'Oe, M la,il THOMAS STEPHENS, Crfan
ROB'T /. DARltAGH, A9Seaso
GRO. 4. GRBESE, baaru.
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Srnoklpu 9tal @stair for Salt.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGED three story
IL Philadelphia brel store on Pults6 ave BrooLlTp
n A. kULAhD 4 Co. s Beeimsnst. n l. .
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Professional 1Otit,s.

nR. LEWIS, MOI Beach ST.. makes speciality
treating 1hoss Afflicted should he
r,f 10 ep the right The d. bis aitsauon to hose
diseases ~ b. last 40 years IN NeN.forE CIV
nR. +. b. FO0TE, Author of MEDICAL
COMNOS SENSE person by letter Al his
oace No Of Ess Twenty eEhthst Ohoe
honr, fram 10 a ~ tiH - ConsuJation free
DADICAL CURE-WithOut knife, caustic, or
h from bauess Tor Structure H,,uls Pies Diseases Of
tb. Kdnays the Bye Nose
Eses InJ Psr.on HENRY DANIELS NJ D. No ia LsrnsoHsTs
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CPLENDID PROPERTY IN WESTCHESIER
- ToTSTY Al AUCTtON-A J. BLEECHEK sos Co, viii eel
a ,rrou "a THURSDAY November H. az IL the Exchange
Sr M advry ~ choice LAND IN the town ~
m ps Coaaty aaaied on The bghSJ drec'y IN he
country OF Butler NHg4
-. I,iuv between anf- Of Mrs Bishop and Warren Rogers
- on the rorh Of Abraham e- ss and land ihe late h'mas
s 90 on the souh sjoung be estate william H. Asph
su ga IL beautifully dveTheI tract sod susceptible OF sub
plots cottage sites the unluhing char
a,r n the superb Knobs All besai so9 ahorHg ever
vAny u picturesque scenery SAT present u',l mo
IN adapted their respective positions OF lawn meadow
srJ wood 5r superb r0uuy eats IT, suunlugs are o. The bs
-,ctr Al mi. brsted nsghhoThood road projected be
I've. b. property that % he adjoining owners on TIE n"rh ana
fre areuue H,ks east ~ Mr. ApnNas nd Iherr m
wrlsie yiciny Il ght way TO the Highland iu'npt ne
80 H. lands II Mr Wright the church. At about ball miles DIS
t,nrs IRON udspn River Marlborough STALLION % NE uloA river
Hailtoad IA about half mile %. 80 d., .
t. ,u abroad title beyond question aud the terms Of
sale will he liberal - -, A. ,.-,t....--
Mar o property obtained At the ohee Of thu Aueonee
z Csd4 lork.
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HlatbIi auO Shat, GIanttIs.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS-Plain, Mar
IL bsissi ron SO 10 90 Aed upward
uoko -vr plaza and orulDsntaL
PKSRHIs SLAIE Co, No. 40 West EighteentbIt A.,
Bstseen Fihb AID STth
ITALIAN MARBLE at PRIVATE SALE.-40O
BNcKs comprising cable feet also 6OsD uPernsia feei o.
slabs, dirrent hcisTss For sale b AUGUSTUS IABhk bho
Importers and Wholesale DesleFs. ~ WaurN-
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MANIELS,
WI MONUMENTS GRAvESTuSES &erhs largest soes o. tss
designs hn ship i-~ ho9n S
A HLkBER East kighssDth'h near Ielrlage
ARBLElZED SLATE, DECORATED
h NARBI and MARBLE MANrRLs. rsh ADD elesss a'sah
T. D. STEWART %, Ne 500 sI'as,s, osS wa s-s ~
~ KIABER 30 FiTst-avc, near Ihlru-st. sells
-. MARBLE MANrRS HEADSToNkn, oisapetoI "''Ah'A'np
cosi 10 reduce stok % his nsN hf''f'
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Total .........-.-.--. ..---.- 4 t7'''~oV - q
RECAPTIULATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

REAUTlFUL HOMES
CASTLETON HIGHTS,
STATEN ISLAND.
GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON.
ANDREW WILSON. JRS, SUBDIVISION or
GRAND VIEW PARK,
At PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE.
THURSDAY. nov II,
At O'CLOCK r. NJ,
80 VILLA PLOTS,
EQUAL ~ AREA TO
1000 CITY l. . is.
The ss opprtuuty 10 sseure accessible beuu rural bones
within oBe Se~York Lot. from g. ave se'cz eseh com
800. .rBise.pt oessn view Three comfortable dwellings, Any
,ov bo drf, 10 grounds before TIE tay Of sale vi
mi The Grand yew Pih DO Attendance A. Nandetbts Land
M, s.b ds, On snd amer THURSDAY Nov T. ffum 10 o. TO m IN
eor,,r titor the grounds free fof Descriptive IAN
LEI Mans CircuIars. ~ further Information, appy 90
ANDREW WILSON. IT,.
FKANCIS TONES ir. Ne. at BrnsdwaY TO
PHELPS & FALLOS No llJ Broadsa1,
JOHNSON 4 MILLER No Is Naasan--t
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UUMFNTII TUHIHs
bosrOs h0G iAFvc siBshI NcTens
sac Igm Pblsiephias sehT OtleBa lfsa Turks Island
hENOHLIAE. Nov. LfBs steamship hangoss from Nes YOrl
asnVao hse FssedaE "