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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

wrprt.pIr Jay 7Wlia Of lt3 fssh este-ai at
or. onr % bs from NordsF or purrhssi AZ
.sot spo siTsne Vat shen who Ssfe Ter' ssnef
ally Ay vera opOo objected goSg npon
doubt called the stgs all t would possibly bear
SIN cattle vog bHg la ace Monday sent A. those
beat TUESDAY
ss bah5rs M 81 ar Wednesday foaud barely car
1871 for ~ fav regretted bad bought TurHr Is
ofsst tie close being the strongest Qns
Krtueky and Zoe noh Groves we're on
sUlhOE closed cat early Fever sheep help TIE
cattle ....u ~,
day ,oI to-day They d a. 81 cat aud brought oc
f. y FOOD Il cwt ~ steers at lstNlsc ~ OIL
II ert o. It lsie and ~ prime 81 evi, KI grades +" 70 ~
W. Martin Tor Co. =; r q. tWL Ky, cattle ., l3d5e
9,,,tt Fs,e ,ol 81 med am 81 cvt H. steers at lqi5Ic
.T yerJ Cue. smooth, u ewt H. steers grove sIm
,Ic,l 10 qualify They sou dress = ct ahi ua on a. oi1te
willie the buye ve rueh 'd theirs "eil DO e
y CAr FOR bls lpl Uisr - dae "a cHL Ill steers al l
i6c AID a. lair cattle - l59atc 80 ,-.,,t.... N
wheeler Culver olt - good n est NJ es I" iO4''iS' "
ILL., s.esrs - Il cvt. l3di1c. and % pis eWl a. l'c
Gils 90 call their fir H. lic ..
ssmus esy soh % far a cat No eae ~ l. D. po'aU WA
W -aa. f Maa &c mixed sao est NO cattle stlto
Isle aHd good Ky for b. C. Coon al bc on ~ cNL
Sheen lie downs baTe bad u for "ee
I ss th hea 70 uok up bug advanced ahont ie % since
Monl,y 5 Ihssp. and g. oi aIbt os& 50 lsai H'i7
i,o. civ Ah0ug Jt50 Grirsd yesterday The pcsI are
veil out ,ults oty being s' o9~si W W %
30 81 NJ ole luL shipping sheep l0b ste 40 - y
49, s M lie ls Of H. coarse Canals loic 81 - n STATE
& n Of 50 H. Zoe lie 20 q so 10, Ic ~ Of IS D. lie 10y
X limbs ri l0ic % u % n lie, With cns - 'e@ -
,rb Ebr coll lambs ~ IS sacA Is state ain5' ~ NJ
M 3 Of 50 ~ At lle AID u eoir's sheep uueA &C. ~ d.
ua,ou Ci,, Judd Co Ohio lambs 80 n At sie ear
oho sheep ~ b. At ii car 70 10 4Ic and car " d. &C. "
thtn iooi. IA, o cot H.. ,,,tv.t o.. Al, viz, Il
ear a F5I Communips" Receipts yesterday ears
Fgrit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
CENTURY PLANT IN ROCHESTER

The Century Plant now about TO blossom In
has reached hight OF IS feet nine inches ana
will probably reach 20 feet It has 20 branches and Duot
now visible which 70 bear tho clusters Inc loves
branches are about IS inches IN length and nye inches
apart where matured and they gradually shorten uhtn
they reach the top. The 0wermost arm - II teet
inches from the ground and there are 100 Distinctly
formed buds In this cluster We estimate there VIII ~
Moo 0owers ON the plant. In other plants when hayt
lowered I'm England and elsewhere, these arms WEE
fIv deyelOped have measured four 20 six andhaI ees
~ ,tb and the custers OF flowers from IA "a IL nches
i'm diameter The single flower 10 not handsome
ne is only four 10 fve inches IN ehstn
Of n greenish yellow color but Nery a
grant The great beauty s the wonderful pyrahsu,a
candclabra shape or form which IL attains wheD IN InN
bloom the large clusters and numerous flowers ia cse
which will appear at the ends Of the arms OF ht
the lower ones being the longest, and gfadual{ 49,
ing In pyramidal form t they reach the mani
Wi Ina huge cluster Of flowers tbs PtltsSS.a. Pss
was brou ght from Canandaigua 10 l.ocheseI 10 -
and has been I'm the posse SsiOn or MesSIs, n
ever since age is very accurately A Ion =; -
Sae I'm 1902 by the late Hon JOhn Gfelg ~
Uee aud owned ly him until 1886, when II WM
Drbased bv the Messrs FROST making u about 20 yes
~ II mas 9n leaves averaging a 10 feet In length'
~ 1bnisb green color hnely marked with yellow stripes,
t ~ st tI,e base Rochester Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08

Vs. RE &c :. Es.Yort Iunbs - 80 The Hodsou R.lro.
Frghu-Floar 20 Boston SEE EeSfork &c. and 20 Albany soc
BUxyALs July L. Frsigh-whesi l3c Corr, le osN lie =
Flour en saes 100 bb OF Ci Ground Spring at s69
80 so So b Of Westeu spg 90 ss0S6 IS Wheat quiet and
sE sales SO bssh Of No Chicago At 81 81 ngobgh Of No
Milwaukee part 70 arrive 81 III 600 bush Of White Michigan 81
81 ~ Cerp aeye and higher closing hrmj sales IL 0 bah o. Ne
private termi oo bush Rejected Tic 1900 bash Of No az
Ts NO bash By sample at TIC SEQ buh kNn Dried al 6e
AVID 1000 bush Of No lat sec Data scVs closing firmly held At
lie sales go bush Western 6oic, and II 600 bush DO 69le
RYE quei sales Of eco bush AZ about 81 90 Barley tu Gales 800
unchanged.
ST. Lows NO. July I-cbaeO steady unchanged Cotton
Noting doing Flour fm S1perfne IS 50; Extra IS IS
Double Extra IS Treble Rita $3.50 81 50
a. 2oa q for Choice and Fancy cHb New Pan aessd sese
Choice New Red s 30 Choice Od Red 81 ad 81, Choice New
White 81 28$I95 Choice Old White $i Corn Se,ve Nike
seks 81 ds2c prime choice Yellow 93osc prime 20 choice
White 9JG9icj Fancy, White, s5GS7c Osts-buyeu are
holding Of MIXED; s6ei Choice a9d Fancy Ssgm BY.
s02 $3.50 Shoulders packed 13q5c Bacon aneri shOgl
des HG4e Sides l70I, Lard dull 99l9 fr order lots for
Tree 20d1le FOX Reg Cattle quiet and unchanged Live Hogs arm
at 81 5G9 1880.
san PRANcUco. July 6oregOa Flour duh at - S50 IS 3i
WhesSaes New at 81 62 heavy receipts New large portions
which sod prior 10 arrival At 81 Co. deliverable here Legal
Tenders, IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
THE ILLINOIS PEYITENuARY.
THE PRISONERS ARMED WITH KNIvEs-THE
Nm N ALcEn--AN nIacIpI

THE PRISONERS ARMED WITH KNIvEs-THE
GUARD IN DANGER-NO DISCIPLINE.
The Grand Jury of VIII County, Illinois, has
made presentment against the MANAGING Commits
siOners and Warden Of the State Penitentary at Joliet
The immediate OF inquiry the recent fata ar
fray the prison dining hail. in which several convicts
armed with formidable knives. 1t has been proven
by witnesses that most of the cOnvcs are known to DO
armed with knives. The convicts allowed TO tax
freely with each other when at their work. ana many OF
them are allowed 10 idle and lounge away their ume
I'm squads without being put kept at useful en-
poyment Tho prison discipline ana management - IN
extremely lax and unsafe condition: The conVlcts,
daily permitted to be and about the streets or
Joliet and often miles away in the country
around AS an illustration OF the discipline enIotced we
give the following extracts from the evidence OK one OF
the subaltcrn officers OF tho prison.: AS many
COO concealed weapons are carried at the
present time. I attempted, short time since, 70
would cut nv Cd d-9 heart out. All We can do
with now to get him to work Is to coax HIM
the prisoners crowded around the fighters ana Kept
me back. They told me- Stand back, you sou OF -:
think the lives OF the guards and fOemen are constantly
in danger We carry our lives In our hand have ceased
TO report cOnvlcts enrely ITS no use they VIII come
back and laugh at II they are put in the cells Tor
short lme they say they had plenty TO eat and good
times have taken knives frequently from prisoners
foot In length Of blade They carry them III leather
sheaths, and in their bOolegs and on their persons
cOnvics running in the yard and following mem
found fight In progress stopped IL Heard one OF
the men say. You son Of -, I'll FIX you yet"
Have heard OF the prisoners carrying re,
volyers One OF the told me, last week, he would
do what directed him II would agree 70 bring him some
candy from town. U dangerous to report conVcts TO
the Warden have from $500 TO $500 In the hands
OF one prisoner have seen that often. believe IL IS
they will 20 in spite OF all the guards and officers can DO
have often smelled liquor on the conylcts ana nave
sometimes found the bottles which contained IT, pen ne
out inside OF 80 days lCMcago Times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
EARTHQUAKES AT ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.

The shock of earthquake felt in st. Louis
and vicinity early last Friday morning seems 20 haVs
been quito serious so far the fright produced ID csa'
cerned. The ST. Louis Post says: People were sud.
denly awakened by shock that Jared their houses "a
the foundation stones. The shock was followed by
rumbng uOise like distant artillery and by rafting -
panes and shaking Of beds and china. Men gathered
their families and fed in terror from their homes wome
and children shuddeTcd and treubled. The night wn
one OF terror and will DO remembered for 20
one gentleman rolled out OF bed The rafting cone
nnued for about two minutes. Tie quakng must have
covered an area OF at least IS miles square Those yna
in the heart OF St. LOus who used 10 the noises ore
ted by street cars. and the rolling Of heavily laden
wagons, paid but little heed 10 the matter.
The shock was also felt in Cairo, Illinois The citizens
says The Beiga, aroused from their sumber and
there was general clatteT OF sshes and crOkery The
shocks preceded by roaring sound, not unlike ing
rush Of distant waters the sweep OF the whirlwnd
through the forest Tho shocks followed almost in'
stany the motion being Of oscillatng nature, grad
ally dying away, and then receiving fresh impetus ana
DIV ing again. Tho motion was believed 10 % fIoa
east to west duration being varousy estimator H"
tn RecOuds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.,p.f, July 7-Coiop unchanged. Fonr STEADY sales OF
kKtrss, ~ -
P.npsvvanA Family unchanged Ous co. 80 ~ ~
I egOt1bl0 Wheat dulli sales wy hnsh ny IN.
R,j AZ I6Jds 81 Cs; Peuuyyania aud Nsish 9itR
Glanced rye unchanged Coru unsettled but bse'
WhG yov a dsc Mixed Western. gOU9ie Oats seauy
,s,J56c Oroesnes aud Provisions Unchanged rrio''1" ~
- lld22le, Refined J2dJ2c. Whisky unchanged o1 On
NrnoRE july 7-Coon quiet aud unehanEed f1as "a
.,sd Ilo.arst Superdne S3 20d % ooi DO 81. a.
~ - 40 Family 81 1909; City Mills superune
~, ssasT 3d. Family 81 75dS0 sO Western Isl Wheat
s6 DO KItrA as i5d 90 i5 do Family - COS yIo e5c
u.s. SsN Red 81 400 Corr hnn; White, NC ~ "a "
CyCssArl o. Juy 1FlOnf hrneI aud lspei ~ am
- FItra as lja IS 90. Family, - l59 % 52ac ior
No and No Winter Red 81 250bl 10 bS snJ No T.
ss T5e ~ White IN demand At t60uc ot "a M ii TO-
ht.,ier All wsakt No l. 81 20sl ~ No. PIE for
w.. Jnu Ana pomnal Mes Porn, ga 80 bGk % ts al6ie
baI,r, l3,e for RIM sldes 6Gl6c for Gear IVY & lie Tor Rib
sr sides bacon dlm ard quiet al i Tor an de, 9lc
Va. I5Ic for Clear sides Lard dali at BE "A'' A'
Cotton Ky Jp,, 7Foarssl for sopeIaHe hE 0sts 10
La Al Is for White Corn-65c for sse'T a As 25QS35
"a, RYE Al 10 TObAceo-sats JJS mus ON SIDES life
5nl poyk eal 1aeoa-Shoulde lAIei ,iieAtII o9c
he sJsI lsIe Hams ilc Lard S sSperans; 30 rs for
Cs, mo JUN 7-Pluuf steady a. ~ % oI and
I3 PItyS Red vines, deepngi Amber s AIS al.
= No 5ge on spot, SOC buyer Jny md scarce Barley
ysness Michigan cSIe no D. 6se. Rye In ds@AU' 'D-
doll Y Iuy 7-Four good densaa J5 sT Amber win.
o," 6 bb. Al AZ IS for No SpIns WHEAT m quietI
iae ~, for Wbns 80 Double ktaso "a Amber Michigan
,s TsIasakee Cub a held At 81 ~ al Rre qaist Corn
hos IS Com steady aBl quiet NO e ssts sIs ShPsmS $40
MMiSiIpr sA6S.a y IVA. Cara, Et'@' - -r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
THE CALIFORNIA AERIAL STEAM CARRIAGE

The problem of aerial navigation IL sol yS,E
Within year we shall travel habtualiy 70 & 800 IA
Fnrone and China by aerial carriages. The uia
ibe model steam carriage, at Shell Mound Park hs sbo
been entirely and completely suceessui, tSe bn1ders
The power OF the pr0pelers was greater ana easmsei
sisfance OF the atmosphere less, than were es'ns
ora fbe sneed attained was proportiOnateB 1900
Protected by its patent rights we 5esse .nd ~ Sraces
vii sneedily constitute the the most gigantic shho
corporaton interest in tho United sIs nS con,m.
s,agnvving the railroad steamship, OF telesIapn itIv
nations The thing done; fully, finally anu
done Within four weeks, the first asflaI an a Tts
Needing the minimum speed OF thry ne' ,xay 20
viii wing lie flight over the Sierra Nevada ." i'' wy
NeV-forA ana renO'e' lsau Francisco News Letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
A NATIONAL MUSICAL ORGANIZATION

Mr.. Eben IOuIJee has puDlsheu INC Ioh""-
ing circular: -, -. "a zoe.
Tho unparalleled enthusiasm witnessed IN cOnnecto9
and Convincing evidence the latent musical senss
men OF the American people, ana rendleu INC uenl.o
already long cherished that IL should have htting 90.
yeOpnent and expression 1t is therefore proposed thai
the various societies there represented, ana al 0the
who may with 20 enter into sueh an arrangement shsua
associate themselves under permanent organizations
having common head, with Viee-Presdens and Core
spending Secretaries each State and holding periode@
County State and National musical gatherngsi sues
Association having for its object the stimulating ana 90
velOping OF musical taste In the hearts OF lne WIGS
ssrds which have been heretofore too preya-
lent IL is believed that new era In music Y
the OF inauguration and that ADVANTAGE may ana
ppropTjate place National heart Believing with
Luther that power moding the people Is second
only OF the church. call upon good men every
where 10 unite with In this movement and by popular
ling the art make the means for promoting tne SOCIAL
moral and religious Improvement OF our fellow men Inc
chord inst struck and which produced such wondreus
harmony must not 70 vbrate until tho whole eoo
shall and feel the power OF song 70 refine ana eeys
to heart We therefore request each musical eocety
the country 20 appoint TIVE delegates 70
I'm convention at Music Hail Boston, sept a. 1902 AZ ~
a. m the purpose OF effectng National OrZaulha.
ton 10 draft constitution and elect officers and for such
other business may egmately come before sueb an
association. Where society already exists II Is ear
uesty desired that be formed without delay Let inc
entire country be represented In the C0nVentlOh.
Send list OF officers and names OF delegates 10 the under
signed who will where desired furni.h plans for the
formation OF societies. and any other Information tea-
tive TO the proposed movement. We are not alone IN
this enterprise. IL has been submitted 70 many PiV
inent yfriends OF from all parts OF t1e couhty
who have given IL their approval Nor, though ~
emonafes from New England has any sectional biaS
II aims nj nothing than the national good Aud We
have higher and hOlser incentive than te Ileis uess
for the Of the cause OF musc ahouga tno ~.
church. and that II may be made TO contribute argeJ "
ia we commend it His who Is the patfoI
Of the churches and humby yet hopeiuy INVOKE "P'N
T. ToURJEE, Music Hall, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
THE STATE OF TRADE TR.

ro.o~ mi, I'll a. mConsos opened a. sls Tor Dp'n =,
y - .rnsL United States FYeTucuy bohs 9ue' anu ' "
Rntrat Igi, Illinois CrnIras -
JrIs Ill m-Cotton opened ahe' h'uulhs pA1''
t9Ii :, lnlIIrK Orleans. l2iL 49,. -, -
ioSnps JAY T-Iincsi OIL 81 2 Y u o,, ~, ,eonpl cal
IlE OILS Ceutrais got ,. e,t a. ,t FOR tho best grades
LivEhroolti , ~" la Ei y est Taow, AlgP eSt
UIynE July TCottUn opens honna N, ,o,ev n1 o1l Tor
1sroS a COusuls ose az ~
Tinted states Fverwealy bonds At Slt s'OeA' I'"'
bns ~ hi, Tl,oo D. mThs following ae NE closing 95y
a., ~ Cop: Mllding upmds RiL Mldl t sttsia
80 n te d,y 10000 bales Wheat lUo psi 0eHA ''
pstroisum II per gallon for spirits an ~. IN,
Iny 7--TaloH t4l3 eNI Llueel W = P'' U.S.
LosDoS S igY 7Pstrosum 49 FOR STANDARD hh'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRr or Esw.TonK............''''.'.'"'''''''

PoRT OP new YORK.. .............'...'"'''JuP
CLEARED. .,u H.,
Marian Small GAsgog. Cleopatra, Fhilph hh'eh 80
q Vers I'm. Rrfers Cydc. Chicheser Mimlnfto " ~ ~
Eee Steele Hamilton, BeTmudAi IOiVi"n' "''' ' y ~ ~.
Brtps Foster, Baltimore. p,o, Cor,,,pt, Trieste;
Iya Letsoin, Cnrscos and Lagntyiai Iho,
zoe Rnl,por Sic Alert Ehrenraieh Queenstown sf Oue'i
America, Kspsf brcuen - O.. III. gir,mons 81 Pierre,
49, Ava ArmsiTonE Sidney G. j. hummlnE hII ,1, So
Aubrey. Weeks, Bafadoesi 4 no D0'H''' S
w. Hsrbor Oaeo j. n. Kennedy hieh Ifo'snes ,cb,,,
sinSosy JaeIsonve o. Aeksn Hobbe slanodi o. T.
0odyln Waterbury, STANFORD. " ...
ARRIVED.
s,.am,hip Eagle Greene Havana dV' ndse hna pas
s,,sm.bp Iansa enstein, Bremen rnase snd pas -
sisamslnp A!iadne Edrsse Galveston Juns ~ l' ~ P
SIM P1edLurg Boyhen Hamburg ~ DAY pose anu '
NM ii1Ie Olso Cameron Malaga May j. rAhlbA
=, -, vJoi. Oliver ScoGeld, Geofgstown.
iaY a. a i,sus' cSsstovp j. b. Clayton, Virginia
- - - r DOMESTIC PORTS. 80,
a. v.,,c,.oo T,x Arrived ship b,ar Hope nom view otA
n M go Norsstte n = w. sailed TrAmeo. Tor NaPArAso
FOREIGN PORTS. -, "a
BRKsr July THE steamship LaAyeUe' H0" wv
arrived at this port to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
THE CRAIG-SPRAGUE BREACH OF PROMISE.
NEW TRIAL DENIED-DAMAGEs REDUCED BIZ
PLAINTIFF TO $4,000

A new trial in the Craig-Sprague breach OF
promise case Wheaton, Ill, has been denied by the
Court after argument The Judge said that though the
verdict Of damages might have been excessive one,
the Jury the best Judges OF the and thoy had
heard and all witnesses and tho conduct Of al
parties the Court He suggested that in view OF tbs
fact that the damages might be excessive, the plaintiff
might remit portion OF the verdict. Counsel for the
plaintiff said that the Supreme Court, before which the
verdict was remted could not judge OF the real merits
Of the case and would have opportunity OF judging
as had the Court and jury that tried the case OF the mode
and manner OF the defense the appearance OF the defend
ant and HIS witnesses the stand, and all the crcum
stances and surroundings For these reasons he deemed
IL hest TO remit portion Of the verdict The painn
had concluded remit 900 Of the verdict leaving the
damages at 10000
Judge Wilcox then entered judgment for $4,000, an
execution VIII Immediately issue, and the Adams HOUSE
and Sprague Block I'm Chicago will be levied upon to
secure the OF damages Another suit y likely q
grow out Of this and which will involve the owner.
ship Of the property against which the
levied IChctB0 hePSDNN~N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
coNFEpERArE SOCIETY IN MEMPHIS

About 200 gentlemen aSSehpeIc op nj sol
a, Ral,ef and Historical Association. nr Id
anderson occupied the char Gen Gideon 70 the
snas ,s Gcyernment. The objects OF the eoce,y AZ
pressed in the fret article Of the % reei Of destitute
nS thelr widows and orphansi the coh other
Tecords pertaining 10 the late war anu t,c 10 time"
Vts Incident 10 these as may arise ir9iu e in
Motion was offered that no man be eliguo n1der the
the Association who had held any ~ Gov Isham
q Harris said he would not vote for sue eeied Pres-
poSftu o ~ ne ASSOCIATION and Geu Anderson
dent .. ..I ... IHf.I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

FER Dffssis. Railroads ant tanaL -
Jr7l75 sO7 bash Whesi 5000 bush Gcrn 20 bG,h
AN, h.b o Il FTt bbs -Four ~ bbI NhskJ, 2 bales Cotton
i57 bales Wool 2go bales Hops - bales Fat II b,s, Hsnp
-. ~, Mai. 5I8 pkgA batter 1870 pkgs Cheese 'vO Pgs
80 rs tks Reef g5t pigs Eg JA psgA hhaea so
MI, Spiht. Turpenne l2bb' Cate Inrpcluae % POI az 80
~ I'm 20 bb. Pork ba Ashes pkgN TALON u pEH aia
OIL ss5 pk on Cake. u bbI Copper IEy SAsi 1 nj
me-. gg1 M sud bales hides 1853 ha lotscco ~ uoAss
% Tobacco 200 bag, Cotton Seed lo pkga es ''' o0e' SN'
Stihsy, Peanuts. pigs BcssEaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
Guruuratiun guiit,s.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAAktils Nh il1dN,la "FoR
VI IRON FoUNDBRs-ShALbD fSorV1SS a. ~ M. Offering VIII
WATER PIPE" also with name OF eao az S M on THURS
~ Al AZ ones Refunds Park uun DE- "a follows
nav Inv is 1909 supply Of Cast oa water NV
IS 800 feet, Of n inches In diameter
feet Of ii inches in dihmeter' ana
1000 feet Of four inches In diameter stso'
co Branch Pipes fourwhy. llKl5dodo'
90 Branch Pipes, thTeeuAJ NIP,to,
20 I,Tsneb Pipes. thTeeSAy 0Ioifi asot
81 inns Special CRstngs, snd
ii Ss sopeoeL DOis, Sgi Coves obtained on application At
Specifications ana OI~s 'Oi " THOMAS STBPHBhs Crotoh
this ONCE ROBERT l.. DARtAGii Agueu,s''
- hhVoR1R s. GREENE, } board
EsNYorE July a. 1909 OsORoh , . ,,s2,,I,NfT q,0
TROTON AQUEDUCT DEP AAbcpna IA i,5ol,sS
I sT0NR-BLOCk PAYEkS-SEALED ~. ossyjnT 1i'i be re-
Ii ~ n work u bidder and Gave 4 III, rs seg tf hs
esysd this on e sg 70 With ssoa'
bockA "a. can be obtanec on application Al
this once ko''l'' I@A' ROBBRr L. pAhaASh Aguais e
| ksy.yaEk IRL 4 Wa, Hh0AsF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
p1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM BRgNRSIa ieag'hp A1,, Jn IlJsFIst, L,s's ,ni
stiJ Frdr sei Charles schrgel Juius hahs th ufosu
| k9sbb,r AID family Frsul Rocs Noe haueh ieh Lamme'
% ii, b,er Rch Hdebfaud Geo GrIke hchgbe JONI pSsAe
Esrudfaih sad family, ~ heLiVmAAH' i'i4 ia-' ~
Ave- seAuls8, Louise Ncbante
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08
Nlisttuantous.

DEFRiGERATORS, GROCERS' TIN WARE,
IL A. Al n J. MOWBRAYs No. o. Nrscyt ogpo'te Wash
-Uphghi Chest Groer and Lager Beer Kngao' lee
Quarslafge t0ieis
tones aywbsss d doubsleon Cans sld Paii ~ rans
Gr0cer Tin NaTe-O hOsse ald Tea ta1s
&c IL sssOrien always Landi stoves Ranges Kitchen ware
ks &C. --- i --------
VIENTS, LARGE aud SMALL, u. S. FLAGS,
4 MEMS LINN DUSTERs BLCusES &C. No loJ Chamber'sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-08

THE MARKETS.

ICarefaly reported for THK TRIBuEEl
..- WEDNESDAY,. Jsiy T. 1859
A S762I1 81 rs for PotS ~ - =
COTTON continues moderately seve displaying eopd
srab caution their Opea0us baes e last EVENING"
Of Which lo2 were taken By puners and l3 Ipeeuto as
also OF $40 bAe Low hsEg for December 2 We repeat
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CTTpREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- EEWYORK.-PHlLfP KBTTEkEB agst FERDlhANp SlU..ot
Sci aud oberAIB pursuance OF Judgment We a. ~
Yort this acOn On the Aeeuis
Jarrary 1867 subscriber, refeee therein nshrd G
BLBEGKER son Co. sIi sel at pabhc auction. AZ tue h
salesrom 30 IN Broadway the CITY Of hewforE on nS neL
Of 1863 twelve o'clock hoon M t9ss
81 buidnss thereon erected situate Id!
az and drtebed az follows Al those
&C.. q, rss ~ land situate yng being 10 tho sie loll WA
now 20 Ward Of the CITY HewYort the east te o
together ~ follows hhl 70 y
Ginning Al point tho noTtbeaSsry corner Of hsyh'h ~
thence uOTher5 along Ae e4V
49, venue forts nine I've inches thence ehsei paa
hundred eti thence 1yuher;
feet hIe inches 10 We lol
thence westwtrdy along hs
~ tb strset one hundred feet TO the s4h norm te
yer ne seventh aud Twenty EIh street, The P VI p
beVfnnhe-Dated May 3d. 1863 r-,. :, -. 10 "a w,llh
The sale Of The Is postponed until hONpAl %" '
% .as "a s above IL further postponed untl MoSDAf june "
the time and Place MONDAY. June 20
The sale OF the above 10 tuflbef postpone uN'i 49,
inst tie sud place pror at
OF the Abore IL pOStponea uhH INiN'''''N "
the .ime snd place min Ipiv inst ~ the
y. 49,. 'na pi,es s. d. ~ STOKES, Referee No .
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