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YOUNG MANS TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE
This committee met for organization last evening at
Tammany Hall and succeeded in electing the follow.
ing officers for 1S69:--Presdent, Joel A. Fithian;
Vice President, James Oliver; Secretary Henry Gar
vim; Assistant Secretary, John Hennessey; Treas
urer, Terence Smith; Sergeantat-Arms, M. Lanigan.
ARREST AND SURRENDER OF A FUGITIvE.-Yester-
day afternoon detectives Irving and Nsvins.of the
Central once, arrested Frederick Worth, on war
rant issued by Philadelphia justice. He is charged
with stealing 500 from his sister-inlaw Mrs. Anna
M. Worth, OF No. 045 newmarket street, Philadel-
phia. The sum Of $568 was found upon him when
arrested. The accused was taken to Philadelphia
last night by Mr.. Irving.
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The Al clipper ship War Hawk 1867 tons built At Newbu
por In 1855 and belonging 70 Messrs Bush Comsock,
Boston, the great sectional dry dock the
Of Rutgers slip East river She viii be stripped Of her old
shcathng, rscsulked and newly metaed. Assss Dain
Shiveyick her sbpwrghts The Neptune 1850
tons built BY the Van Deusen Brothers In 1884, and belonging
to the Neptune line Of Boston steamers, 10 the
topa dry dock a. Hoboken having whss placed her
BY the Deamater Iron Works people, The tusboat Col VIM
Lloyd Aspinwa, belonging 70 Mr Franklin wight Of this
city, Of the docks the foot Of Market slip,
being cauked The heavy fog prevailing yssterday morning
prevented the moving Of the clipper ship David Crocks al
though Nchoson great balance dry dock was lowered for
her reception. She win be taken up tomorrow.
There twentynine shps, hirtyssven barks and
twenyght brgs their way Boston from foreign ports
or this number eovsh shps from Cacntta and from
Liverpool From Mediterranean ports ship twelve barks
and sixteen brgs.
Marine Disasters.
srEAxrR SARATOGA, Of The Old Dominion line, Fri.
for Eoricls with cargo o. sasno ssSr bad her main.
Zee ran
reported put into a.iss . d:Ss: :.p:s!.ss:d ", s.s.y
Ss. 90
from sS ssrs
s s%S.S IS. r sS ao;s
iSs ae' md
damage damage after Sa' dschaisns psH Of her cargo :
BRIG 0Lrvllvrr tBrl Captain Robert vinesr Of pilot
sss. ssss s' = =
mss. Se @ sa TO- g big al. sssos
%yss s.ass sns DSSSS
~ brig csuvs totally srbcsrd anchor sons
% :'s ss sssS'' 81 p ~
as g ss
o. water her. sa y. SH hs ', ,s , sssf Wind
plot boat iSr !. sssi.;:ncs ihsl could 3 spared
n Sis ss DRY ss
a n u fs s7 S
Is ssd 10
sayss he polboas accepting ciose 70 under
e. s,: :f;s ss:: i. n n 81 ~ s
~ s Ds around .1 s..d =; re aos.a %
Found bad leak on me bow bsIoY he
~ s.S nss 1s
Of sugar which shtened her forward considerably snd
sSpRss ;Is Ken SssS coSsludsd % q ss .os
port o. sssy pilot boz. % keep Within ssna distance Of
~. s sSs S.h sS %
alsak q any moment NN
s.Ss snS viii ios ~ ssce iosd 81 lumber
sCnn rASaAeArsl!r,. from Galveston for Boston, pu.
soR PRoBLRn Crowsl, from Phnadelphia, With Iso tons
q coal struck on rosL wsis scSs into he wharf !.
sfss near the loot ssss having had hole stove II
her bottom. .
ccll,sos;-rh. ss.s xessr cs ! 70. susss. AIRS.
unit 'ss
turn repairs TIE dd receive Any serious
damage: ~ -. X 80. 49,
@ors Dec 70 which Arrived Al Iysrpc0 jan H. made X.
run from Cape Henry IN II days end shour~
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A NEW Yosk DETECTIVE ATTACKED.

Rutland VT, Jan. 3o) Correspondence OF the Spring
field Republican,
Last evening murderous assault was made upon
detective Whipple, Of New York, by parties with
whom he has been associated for the past FEW
weeks In order to ferret out the causes OF the
recent incendiarlsm in Rutland He had success
fully worked up the cases and visited q resort
OF the suspected persons that he might close
up his work previous to making an arrest.
upon him. roDbing him OF his watch and money ana
brutay beating him; but he succeeded in escaping,
and William Thomas, James Butterfly, Peter Marry.
Mr. McDuny and Mrs. Durham were arrested, and
are the parties who have been the principal actors In
the incendiary fires, and their admissions to detec
tive Whippe IN reference TO several OF the fires win
convict them. The examination has been postponed
until Monday next on account OF Mr.. Whipple's con-
dillon.
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IRELAND.

The National Observation-Disclosures Of
Cardinal Cullen and the Roman Catholic
Bishops-Thc Amnesty Consmittee.
DUBLIN, Jan. II. 1869.
The Irish National Association have received o re-
ward for their exerons during the recent elections
and their hands strengthened for q continuance OF
their work In remarkable manner by the highest
dgnaries OF the Roman Catholic Church. AT the last
meeting Of the association letters were read from
bis Eminence Cardinal Cullen, the Archbishop
OF Cashel and the Bishops OF Ross, Cloyne and
Limerick, which, based on the Reports OF local
clergy throughout the country, and their intimate
knowledge Of the masses Of the people, assume the
proportions Of manifestoes OF the Opinions or the
Catholics Of Ireland. they accept the programme
Of the Association, which Is brieny Justice for Ire
land on the three questions Church, land, educa-
tion''-and point to Mr.. Gladstone ana his cob
leagues ~ the men 10 carry those points to suc-
cessful termination Hs Eminence declares Chat
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POET OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 30, 1850.


Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press not now
collect reports attend 10 the delivery Of packages
win be BY the following extract nom tho proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March O. 1865
Resolved That and after April l. 1883 the Associated
Press VIII discontinue the collection Of ship news In The
barbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
- The onlcs OF the Herald steam yachts JAuvs and
JHANrKTTR 10 ~ whitehall dip Ailcommuncalions from
and consees 10 The masters OF inward bound Yea
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
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borhood and Lyster was carried or TO receive medi
cal attendance. Mr. Campbell, who lives near Lys-
ters residence despatched men In every direction
but no trace OF the would-be murderer was found
On Friday morning information OF the occurrence
was sent to Sheriff Patterson, at FreehOld and that
mp to last evening they were unsuccessful. In the
meantime the Coroner was directed to take the de-
positions Of Lyster, lest the wound might prove
fatal.
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SAILED.

Steamship. Britannia Glasgow City Of London. Liverpool;
Manhattan, chaSeston Alabama, rernandina PerL Gal.
y weston Gen ssaswcs, 90 va Key west; Terry New.
vickssurg DO Mcn!gomery Savannah: Ban Salvador do
Georgetown, De- knight do; Volunteer, Philadelphia
bark Golden Fleece Barbados schr Adelaide Por SPAIN
M w
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= U r o r e !.

The following communications from our special
correspondents in France and in Ireland viii be
read with interest at the present time.
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DISTRACTION or LIVE STOCK Br FRE-At an
sarlv bour "a Thursdsy evening barn, owned By
ulcbssl Toucy, ~ Irypgton. onthe- Hudson, caught
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SHIPPING NE W S .

Almanac for New Ysrk.-.This Day.
Sun rises 5000. Z IL Moon rises :. EVE D SO
Sun SETS. 8 16 High water morn III OS
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sssT I:ssI lsts ss': Ea E SOsoD
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
s,ea AN a i nenvs bsser New oIeans Jan 70 IN
Fos xco: ssS, s:iS Pn, - miles enc q so@S,sIo'
gors A'am'D zen "ead' from view view
N arr Is, q Clsyelsna bound n
Aner Oct "a Cape Of Good Hope Nov % s. Helena Dec ~
sssn
sss days.
. s :ss Nielsen e. s' s q
s ss.. a Cd had gale n
i sp sSsss
brig appsreny sDandoasd t. heavy gale blowing At the
time unable sc. enough 70 ascertain her name
Essss S w.. Alicante !. day.. with
south o. CUT and sprung lower yard ~s.'
Bark Qui,daro Grh stanwood. Old harbor ia % days.
s1s Essss Bros ss aassS day.. win
winds :inss ane weather. 2oh inst lat n lon g v, saw
sn sHv Vince. sen1s cre.u
Boston, with bag sugar. % shsIsn d Boston, Was
b n sd eus s.; e
sss Emma r Dean a 1utch Akinson Cnf.coa Y days
entire passages was detained u hours outside the Hook
Brig BIns'nsc Gray, Port Prince 2 days with coffee
e. n:s SVs nw ss he ss ys
Of about 800 ton: bushsn about 80 Ions painted BLACK
ws ssn su sss ns two
Hs v.a rssss
9riE Eaton sBr McNely Ansuia, II days. with SALT
BIG Iyss Sa!s Jones. xa.ans.., is day.. With mo.
when about The Narrows, was run into BY an
sss Re sssppS
nss 90 Ess ssss
It Ia e 49, ss D q ss @ &
ra s Liza s cssS: y with
Brig Lizzie Merrill. Moore Pensacola, days. with mdse
schr Hor.enss !of Bos,on,, Norton ouayania, PR, Il
Jane Emson So Seyoort NJ Van ce Georgetown
sc, days With yellow pine, to y Mccready Co.
sohr Hssr, EsSs dd Virginia for New Haven
schr 4 r Cobb, Forbes, Virginia
schr Carrie Carrie. Holmes Brindley, Baltimore.
schr & warren smith. ssltimors
sqsal from ssw, carried away mainsa '1'' " ''"''
sc5r Adds Walton, Rch asmurs ier Bo.,on
schp John Moser, Rhodes, baltimore, days. with to
schr : Goschli.. Hotchk.s, Philadelphia for Boston
scnr pnss smith PASSPORT with herring 10 Chas shearer
a. sc1 Gsss ssbse Rogers George. B.nl days with
sehT Queen Of the Fleet Brewer Gloucester with ssh to
sckr John rnen ~ Could Gloucester with nsh. AN
scsr Brds.f, Latham, Providence.
schr v Thomas, Smith, New Haven.
scSr Maud ssocf, BsTs New Haven for Philadelphia
s ss cs:
s sssr }S,I ri g;:S issyy as;S sSs..
Schr Branch. Reddiprton 0mithtovn
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY 81 TRIPLE SHEET

Steamship wAmsussa, Fish, new Bsdford-Fergusos
Ship James Guthrie, johnson, San Francnco-samue W
Ship Hslcon, Rogers San Francisco. Conssoek Co.
ship Chancellor Or. Jones, Liverpool Williams Guion
SUP Eusn Hood Nsii Bsirnors 70 load for YoFchsms
Bark AusnsIc nc. Do Ham, HAMBURG n Koop Co.
Bark Ukraine, Mecher, CadS-J X Ward Co.
Bark gsn,jIsndals sBIl. Mcdonald Buenos Ayes and
Brig xnc DAM brnef Fensrh Roads for orden-Funeh.
BARK American Eagle Lindslsy. Panama Rail
Brig Alexander tBrA Tbcmpson Hamburg Pension 900.
Brig Arctic lBD Bonkhorn. Aontsvideo and Busnos
Brig Perss Hnckisy Foster, Kings.on. sa-A solomon
Brig Hobrook DAM. Boritei, 9, Reconsideration
Brig Tally Ho, chisham, Caibaren-F Talbot 1 Co.
Brig Urinoco Br), Roberta Trinidad, Crandal Um-
sc6r Eils Nay Allen Epint Petrs. ouad-B weinberg,
gchr New Dominion (Bf Penery, AntiguaJones Lough.
schr Norweser Fostsr 81 Martins anda marxstB Wen
schr Comrade Chr, Butte, St kits b WEINBERG.
scnr noie Plummer, Barbados Miller Houghsons
schr Z Atwood, noane, Havana-1 Weinberg
schr Virginia, Gcisdden. ssvannah-N Hccready Co,
Schr Franklin, Swain, Charleston Topper BeAttie.
Schr W Sanders, Davis, Little River, SC-Thomas
schr Gem. Jones, Wilmington nee Powell.
schr Lenthals Martini Edenton- Bentley, Miller Tho
s sssT sI,y XsYsSa C,ss sse's:
Schr Mott BedelI Bedel, BAtim0re-M Bedei.
schr Carroll Magce, Phladepha--W vondersmih.
scbr Richard Vauxs Whitaker, Salem GoIdthwate
schr G Latham, Edridge, Boston.
schr Isabel Doniion New London Miller Houghton.
ARRIVALS
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b OVAL HAVANA LorTrRy.-PRrzEsp PAID IN GOLD
III Information furnished In all ieralixcd Lotteries
GALLAGHER A BRO $40 Chestnut street
Philadelphia
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A PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FUR
"A. nshed 10 the above Lotteries a. PARKS CO.'S pr.
Buldng), and 800 Broadway rooms Nos and New York.
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a NRw roo TRUMPKr ron THAcH1R's ISLAND.
The fog whistle at Thschsr Island y not sucien:y psw
largest and most powerful fog trumpet In the world 70 be
worked BY horne power engine % 70 DO put up undeI
working order by the let Of June The advantages OF such
trumneE II thia sstion cannot Be overeslimAted.
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IMPORTANT ESCAPE FROM TIE COUNTY JAfL.--0n
| thursday afternoon man named John Sewer. who
s,as awaiting sentence In the Camden county jail on
couvicton OF burglary and arson, managed 70 escape
6karofrem and has not since been heard OF. The
man ner IN which he enected his exit 10 unknown 70
~ authorities.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Sept. %, 1869.

NEw-YORK, Wednesday, Sept. %, 1863
Several auction sales of suburban property
have been held and the uniform which the auc-
toDeers have met with shows that the market is much
stronger than 1t was in the Summer months. Then 1t
commonly the case that after few lots had been
disposed Of often at sacrifice, IL became necessary to
stop the sale. Now the auctioneers continue to WELD
the hammer until the approach of twilight compes them
20 stop NewJersey property has been greatly strength
ened by sales OF the last days Our advertising
three large sales OF building lots there
advertised for Tuesday and Thursday Of next week. viz
500 at Railway by Messrs johnson Miller 90 at Bayonne
by the Meck and 80 at West HOboken by Messrs
Trusdel Il Crane. Considering the closeness OF the
money market 1t Is desirable that the terms of sale
should be as liberal possible. and glad TO SEQ
that this circumstance has been appreciated by those
who have property to throw the market
Three and One.half acres of land at South N0rwalk
Conn., have been transferred by Il. l. T0lles TO Il. A
Woodward, for $4,000.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY T.. f. RAYMOND.
LeasehOd Of house lots sO 3dave 81 II or l5thst
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MKnNssnArs WEATHER REPORT-s I. M
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
foRT OF NETWORK. ...................

q
s,m.b,,v.,,da GrteS Ierpd Palmyra Watson Liverpool:
Zodiac, Hlne ChIlssion VIM F. Clyde A'rgaD VII
sSip--Twihght Sawyer, Liverpool o... pu-.,,..,..
WS,. s Is' c SHset s aSs Bu SGs'
BngsOhver Nelson Por,buPucei Marguerite Bonp'me
fG st4. fsiS AooS esehaT B,os l. Thompson
le Newbsrp, B. Floyd Squares ind"n'ia and LA'A''Ai
ARRIVED.
Steamship Scotia JukRs Liverpool sept H. and queenstown H.
steamship Arizona Msur AspIuvan Sept a. nose treasure mails
steamship Huntsville Croasn s.!,sOsh mdse and pass
s.aSg S ,wroD LSsSp Charleston adse aud pass
Ship Csaafyou Gae saith Calcutta June 49, and sands HsOd 81
s SHIP Re Rs.ssl Friedrich HAMBURG 3, day., md.e and
BaR Bader COSen.eo days Hampton Roads
Ba1s Ddeo Black, Brunswick. Ga, is days; lumber.
BaI Hsnegon CfSTsn Boston dsys ballast S, = a al,
bus @ Fenson, Fisher Port Maria JAM "a days lOgwOod
Eng iSsoS Ii9ss Dofs5cssT days building stone
Stbr Riverside. OBdeD. ST John, \. B. DAYS lumber
sonr 5 r King Parsons. 81 Johs n B. Sdals lumber
SSSI a. F. Randolph FeEelDs Cow Bay Q B. days eosl
sSS1 Saas MS Ss s Fla SEPT a&5
seir Hspry Merritt Sbuire N =, DAYS. lumber.
scHooNEss-iyEN 4Sp coAsrwsE --. ..
ns9. s ss!sau ' Virginia 2 G cSass Ss ss"A
G Sas g. Permit, B.bo.m7 Three Rivers, Canada lumber
Canaltoat ~ MCDo9sd Ford OitaTs ,n@'er
Canalbosi Mary L. D. Roberts, Ottawa, umPer.
CanaibOat Re- lister. Swih, Hawkesbnrg, Lumber.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
R,,rcv Sent 22Arred steamship Neptune from New York
.hps Lillian Isud Home and OBeo from Ly
err col. brig j. L. Bowen. from Hayre.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 2aThe steamship City Of Washington nom
New York Sept II. arrived at this port at ) A. m to-day
sourHAnFToS Sept 2The steamship America from HewYoTk
arrived az this port to-day
LoNpoNorRy sept 22The steamship OTTAWA, from New-YOrk
AsfSwSII Sept l3-Arrived brig Bogots from New-Yort.
SPOKEN.
Angelo from Calcutta for NewlOrk july TO- lat "a S. long
I[E
snip r C. Scranton NesYork for Liverpool Aug 28 lat A.
hong So
BARI Stevens from NewYork for St Thomas Sept H. lat a.
Snip Dewo Durbam. from NeUYOrk for Antwerp Aug 90
lat ~. nrc. bl.5O
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All who have real estate for sale or 10 let'
and desiring TO purchase or rent such properly
viii pd II TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only NewYork and all it, cities aud
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as BRIEF az VIII
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that Tic
pbscrbers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE. Daily
CO., Ueeklv and Weekly comprise individuals in every
pr0fesson consequently advertisements IN eac
a r,.J Nv Nh classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
,,o n renorts OF sales OF real estate both ia city
and country thus adding greatly 70 the value OF s col
nnus as an advertising medium The charges lor Yer
,,s,s arc "a follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per Inc
for .neh insertion WEEKLY TRBUEE, " per nhe; skh.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per lihe hDou. Yen m1 1890
or Wide colnus aver age aline. Terms cash IN advance
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6uruuration NOtitts.
DEPARTMENT.
1TON AOUEDUCT

OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAkl MLN .,1
re Contrae,o-SepArste sealed proposals eaeI @
ss title .seh relates with as n Rds Psrf anil
s cav NJ oSTusdsy sept ~ for the construction o. stone
- fIlowng streets. va: FhAeLsr,
.Vs Avenue A. Houston 20 Fourteenth "
1 SJ.ye 70 BrosdwsJ; Forty toufh ron r'o sch "a
from 10 SIthavo TNenJs1hsp ro1
I'm TssBtebt. from siSth 70 TSuthaei ToSsys
Sriebst, from Lexington 70
from hiItbAYe 20 BTead"ayi ANA bghsseg tom
Fs,I ,,s Also 10 haeniaUe throughout sPnnIh ron
1850 10 Bowery Kle'eBtbsL from Ayenns 70 y%,S. 10
from RiIth HinbaSei STONE 81 nor. eI,b :,
pp5t sItbst from Prst 70 m
TS.t,h " E,utbaye; BIty-sttb-st, ron ihin 70 g.,
81 from Third LFubgOp-aYs
s.aS 10 TbiTdsve SIXTY seoDd e. ron fs W a., $500 ave 70
Tas seventh 70 HghtbsVe Ftyhrs's hoa ~ ,Ss
~, River and Fhy hiBthst from IhIa !" &
ais on east Of kgtha't ron QUO a.
20 bBsdTe ION . han.
1919 Ean,tb ave and POnueentbst acros ~ e.
fb,th ADD Obs buDdrsc sndtJ no" ~ IA Esst
Eorsx, and Ro0ssVststi from no 'I " ~ 10 ma
yosr.tn,sst across Esetesehl s. at D.
-. n at opposite School No n aeIoss ~ a..
teSs "A across at sde OF LeIoyst 800,
zoe ~, AZ Clsrksop at Wsstst, 70 pier 10 anu ~
Ia front Of Me- o. e,top al
spsetcauohs and ierIss s e a,s ses W
'ts' E RoST sr bbhhHhsSH Croon AqpsdOe' Board
gro o. GREENE }
SEAT a. lbe0
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l,OSiug 6aros. FIT.

1T VIM. EVERDELL" SONS, 1Oi Fulton
N At WEDDING CARDS and bhe Initiated N0e f'pef NO con-
Bsetios with other store.
A ~ VIM EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton
steam Job Power Press Prnier~ We Dave
1onnsetion With Other store
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1862
5uftiuu Sails Of 4ial edait.

... .r CfuliipH oSeup VI Gu" Voipn'
BY , SSS$ss,r SiTfER @ '.
II" =. SEAL EsTATE c,a Bs1 ,s.ss::, ..n
City Residence. Stores. Lou. cc"S,y seal. Pans sold
exchanged Loans negotiated Auction Sale. Of FnrAituIs Ne
Hi HOi FOR RAILWAY.
JOHNSON MILLER
Ip'e CLERKS Mechanics and all who r delightful homes At
GR GRAF fREE R hsR a. AND 6' FRER LUNCH
... EXCURSION TO RAILWAY ...
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1869
Gu @ occasion they WIN sell at pubic auction positively and Without
odd. .. "a. SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS
SIX so.ps THIRD ws ise o q g; eSrY OF RAILWAY
On term, and TIA. a. in ,es delight
~ s99es o" IDS M be the ss chance ~, @ be-
beneficial o"o's '"0"0 Do SURG IT, A0' ''' COUNTY,
The gentle slope rising railroad in
Ton With SesYort By daily SswJssT Raro,d No
extensive @nafseuus interests. population soC il Churches
en. schools. all leading streets severed tagged and paved "'h Bel
now 40 GoT.le Special Train Which win leave foot Of Court
land via NewJ'ey Railroad At II O'clock on morning OF sale
BIcocn Tickets b, as Nasal
tt Wy, or Of GkoKGk X JAGuu esq 2Os Broadway N y.
.r . GREAT AUCTION SALE.
LINDEN. N. j.
.. '. QUBREi ..H
. WHERE IS LINDEN - ..
ELIZABETH AND RAILWAY. ...t -
SEwJERstr's GREAT HIGHWAY.
CLERKS AND MECHANICS
locatef
RoNB BETTER. LOCATION uEEXCEPTIoNABIH.
.. ONLY 40 MINUTES RIDE TITO
..... ALL LOCAL TRAINS srOP. . . .
THRIVING PLACE . ..- -- -
SCORES OF DWELLINGS BUILT WITHlH u MONTHS.
PROPERTY CHEAP, AND
JOHNSON e MfLLERS
GREAT FRBEaRlDE, .... --
FREE LUNcI SALE,
al u oeock
WILL Ii 81 THE TINE isf' 10 BUY r.
On this occasion
MRS. CAROLINE TUCKER
has directed
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
adjoining lands Of
FERDINAND BLANCHE, .sq,
AMOS CLARK. w.,
70 BIZ SOLD ON THR PREMISES hBsOLCTElY AND
WITHOUT RESERVE.
TERMS EASY ..
THIS will be the
BUYERS OPPORTUNITY
S.care nee tickets or GREAT SALE before the fupy
exhausted. 80 e.,
THE are only vah ron Depot Church School,
aud grades In addition 10 the lots the
residence Mrs Tucker snated on 81 With " acres OF
all he sold There good two story frame house
premises also, baru cowbe gu-
from Rose station Railroad Rosee has churches
schools ibnviug growing place Residents are pm
'' HOW TO co TO THE SALE
obtaining ticket johnson Mers Office ConrtAnc
% beard of johnson NH
special Mes Depot and then 70 indeo
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LAND REST In Sssefser within iou miles Of Nts
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CITY Nelok the soil Is rch and any hnd OF vegetables
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CARRIAGES and HARNESS.--We Monld
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o. H. PiYKsoN Nary.la.d AucuOgeeE
ORDINANCE SALE.-BrOOklyn Navy Yard
nv order Of RearAdma W GODON CouiosndaDt will be
.od al sucvn az Brooky Navy TUESDAY SEPT lh at
"a sersiceabe and unerveesbs oRDNAhCb
STORES consisting heavy Guls Parrot Guns Ruled Guns Pistols
Swors Cuisses Muskes Battle Aaes Gapesho h9eu Of dsere
, and many Refer 20 Journal OF Cons
For catalogues information apply TO ORDAANCb ofFOh
Brooklvn Ssyv-Yard.
~ETH AUCTION SALE Of SCRANTON
Lsiawanua Railroad COMPANY d sell bv Mess JOHN
N IRAPER ca c onerrs the CsGpauy Saesroon 70 III
tLabgepisoe EewYork WEDNESDAY sept ~ 81 " %coc
Ron % Coz II Of from the Lackawanna Regions deF%
he al Their depot KiLsbethpo. " T., DUNG oeosr 5ty
''"' ' SAMUEL SLOAN, President