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NoRruEAsrEnN RAI,.noAn.

=. 4o5 bales upland and bnles sea Island cotton,
cars lumber, tobacco mdsc, &c. To Kinstnah &
Howeil, Hart 4 co, Clughorn, Herring 4 co, Pei
zer, Rodgers co, Reedcr & Davis, q W Williams
4 co, Geo II Walter 4 co, Al Salinas Bolmnnn
Mulligan, Naclimann & co, A Johnston, tiracscr
y Smith, Rayenel i co, w Quincy, Jclrortis & CO,
jarvis, Dukes s CO, 1ngraliam s Son, Mowry
dali Dockcry,J + prnglc, d Aiken 4 CO, W
NJ Martin, Drode e co, Caldwell < Sons, WIss &
CO, + r Richardson, J Wiley, b + iCrcalner, j A
Pritchard and RallrUad Agent! -: II -
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receipt, per Railroad, October 1s.
so,Tu CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAKUEINA NAILKOAD,. - = I-----
1856 bales cotton, 80 bacs domcstics, 2e3 barrels
-four, 16l sacks Hour 100 barrels naval stores, ~
Railroad Agent, B L Sloan, q W Williams CO,
W Smith co, J X .Pringle & Son, Mowry 4 CO,
peEer re,., K9dgSrs CO, Graeser &Smith, Reedcr
W q Courtney & co, + J Wiss & co, J ID Aiken a.
co, g ii Walter & co, Kirkpatrick l. Witte Dow
ling y co, a Salinas, W X. Ryan, W W Smith,
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n o R FL % R ID. a =,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACK.
SONVILLE

On and after the 2sd Of October uT-A
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain .luufessssluIGlS
George E. Mcmillan, will sail from tfarfesion
every SATURDAY EVENING. at 8 O'Clock. ,
Returning, the CITY POINT will leave Savannah
ing With Central Railroad ut Savannah for Mobile
and New Orleans, and with the Florida Railroad
ut Fernandlna for Cedar Keys ut which noInt
steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile. Pen.
sacola, Key West and Havana
Through Bills OF Lading given for cotton per sa.
vannah line OF steamers to Boston,
through Bills OF Ladlng given for goods to No.
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
]. u. AIKEN l. CO., Agents
octlS South Atlantic Wharf
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Easton g. Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week ending October Is. 1860.

NEW 1oth, OCtODeI l0-IHE MARKET.-ln our
last report the market closed dull at 27c for mid
dling nplanms & So tnrday the market was mod.
erateiy acliyc but Irregular. Sales 2sl0 bales at
27c for mlddIing and 2eHc for low middling.
tlnued,. and prices declined kakc Sales 324s
bales at 2oHa2o1<c for upland middling. Tuesday,
the market was very irregular and cotton was
pressed at decline. Sales 5000 bales Wednes-
Liverpool, better demand sprang up and prices
advanced &c. Sales 1927 bales nc 2ohc. Thurs
day, the demand was good early In the day
with less nrmness OF 26Ko, for middiing and
20Ac Tor low middllng, Sales a278 bales. Yester-
day, tne market was not 80 active, but closed
steady at 2eze. Sales 2065 bales. :. =
During inc week prices In New York have de-
ellued 1ci In New Orleans there has been &c de.
Gchne eoaI0n IN Gaiyeston Ives On aMc gold In Mobile &c; in
"a on uplands; while In Savannah prices closed
4c over Inst weeks rates. In the Interior the de.
cline has been small, as planters were not dis.
posed to press. All the week the amount OF avail
arriving had already been sold. Although we call
The stock In New York Il, 900 bales this week. it
must M be remembered that this INCLUDES all cotton
n ON shlpnoard p not cleared and all cotton landing
the market barely supplied; and most of the cot.
ton expected during tie balance Of the month has
been sold to arrive, for shipment and to spinners.
al he nofa asvs 5 nov sSa ie
more I'm the Interior We expect they viii sell
enough to meet their pressing debts, after which
T. may be dinicult to induce them to part withthe
up SO 600 bales against $4,000 as reported daily.
Upl'd q Fla. Mobile. N. o. Texas.
Good 9 % Q oTI;1Ilnary..... @ssK @ssS @ae @ss1l SSn;
sales Of the week, il, 76s Ssicse eSciud,ng 5 hsSa
to spinners 1l8l to speculators and 12 o8s TO ex-
riOrosa receInts nj tbia nort IN. tto ,ra., ri -,
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Murray, Ferris Sc Co.'s Naval stores Cir
- = -. .4tl--t' cuInr.

NEW YORK, October 18.-SPIRITs TURpENTINE-
The scarcity which forced prices to $50 last week
has been relieved and we have to note a steady
Decline closing weak at 45c. The demand is limit
cd and the quantity on the way largely in excess
OF our wants. We, therefore, look for. yet lower
prices The sales are about HOO bbls at 4sc down
10 45c for merChantable and 47Ikc for New York
bbls Receipts 1895 bbls. Exports 12l bbls.
RosIN.-There has been better business I'm all
grades. the sales amounting to $4,000 bbls, OF
which $500 are strained common ut So 2oa2 25 for
common to good strained tchlefy So 22X) 50 4oa
Receipts Il, $50 bbls. Exports 2070 bbis,
lTAR.-There has been q little more business at
lower prices Sales $40 bbs, Including 425 VIII
mington at s3X; $50 selected ut SO 45a3X. Re.
celpts 900 bbls. Exports so bbls
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EoR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFoRT

The fast steamer "PILOT BoY.n 1850
Captain Fem Peck. Will leave Mid. .gssssaEl@S
die Atlantic Wharf for above points every fMTRs.
DAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock, until further notice
Returning, will leave Savannah SATURDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock. i71-'r
The PILOT BOY will touch at Blufrton on her
on her way back on the 10th October.
oct9 J. d. AIKEN Il Co
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP 9CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA.AND JAPAN.

= Steamers OF the abeye line leave. Pier -SeES&S
NO. AZ North River, foot OF CanaIstrcct, MAIENRs
new YORK, at IL o'clock noon, OF the 1sf, llth and
on Sunday, then the Saturday prcccding.)
Departure OF 1st and 2lst connect ut Panama
with steamers for South Pacific nad Central Amer
ican ports. Those OF 1st touch at MauzaniIlo
Departure OF 1lth or each month contIecfs with
New Zealandn W
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
China and Japan October 4, 1862.
No California steamers touch al Havana bnt oo
direct from New York to AspinWall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each admit
Medicine and attendance free. 10 fIe''-''r" '''
For Passage Tickets or further information an
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canal-street, North River New
YORK: F. II. BABY, Agent.
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gemina marhines.
g E w NC ACHINE

The place to buy
SEWING MACHINES.
Is where you have choice OF styles of dlnerent
makers. ra
have the best single and double.thread Ma.
chimes now before the public
THE WILCOX L GIBBS,
SILENT MACHINE
= = AND TIE
"W E Ed" F. F. LOOK -STITCH
Arc the simplest and most reliable Machines
made. Every Machine is warranted to give salts.
faction, or it will be exchanged for other kinds
All kinds OF Sewing neatly and promptly DONE
Orders taken for oil first class Sewing or Knitting
Machines, Needles, Oil, Thread, SILK, &c.
REPAIRING as usual
ttes eiL D. B. HAsELTON, .t.
mayl stuthly No. 307 King street. &
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Ncm Dnb!lcntlons.

ROOK BUYERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
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CATALOGUE
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS

The List VIII be changed at least once week.
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hA' "hhPS ineuiiS " luby pTotccC pOlcy
and pay oil losses.
OpFIuERs
JOHN d. GORDON, President. -- .,
d. II. HILL, A. H. COLQUITT, Vice Presidents.
A. AUSTELL, E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
W. c. NORRIS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ATLANTA, GA.-John d. Gordon, A. Austell, E.
". Holland, J. f. Alexander, ]. Ii. Galloway, J.
NJ. Johnson.
ATHENS, Cab. @. Yancey, BENZ. H. Hill, Rob.
ert Thomas. ~
COLUMBIA, s. C.-wade Hampton.
AUGUSTA, GA.-C. II. PhInizy, Edward Thomas.
MADISON, CAD. E. Butler.
WASHINGTON, GA.-Robert Toombs
CUTHBERT, CAB. ]. Smith.
NEWTON, GA.-A. II. ColquItt.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.-Wm. Johnston.
ALLENDALE, 8. C.-B. J. Willlngham.
GREENsBoRo', N. CIV. A, Caldwell.
=. --rr- mn. -r-~rp.r AGENT
..u!o Augusta, Ga.
S.Y. TUPPER, RESIDENT AGENT,
Charleston, S. C.
aug19 2mosD&C
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Gross receipts ut this port for the week, "a ,114
les. Since lat SepteIrihar. az Ia hniea- ~ -
COLOGNE WATER.

Manufactured and for sale BY
Dr.. II. BAER.
octo No. ls1 Meeting street.
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Clothing anO Furnishing @ooos.
To TIE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON.
NrACULLAn,
WILLIAMS ~
AT No. ee7 KING STREET,
Have In store large stock OF FINE CIOTrlISG.
"'' OF their own manufacture. They are Offering
oil Wool cheviot Suits at ST. worth $50. Coats
and Sacks at $40, worth SIS to saa. pantaloons
50 TO IS. Vests 81, ssand So. Shirts -. In
der-shirts and Drawers At IL each. Hosiery.
Gloves Ties, Collars, &C., &C., all at extremely
low prices Their old Gust omers, and all who wish
good goods, are invited TO examine their stock at
No. 297 KING STREET.
STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED by MDrrr COHEN.
oct5 tuthslmo
Nrm publications..
POOK BUYERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The List win be changed at least once week.
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOR SALE AT
FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
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by TELEGRAPH. tnttf -i,t
oh aNHAt1, -.
Key West, New York; arrived schr William and
John, Charleston; schr- David Ames, Rockland; ;
prig Mcrced, Matanzas; brig James Baker, Phila-
delphia. - .,T''n'r q lIN4
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STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED by M'Drrr COHEN.
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9 o u T II E r N
LIFE INSURAN COMPANY.
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July l, 1860. s5lo, 900
DIVIDEND DEcLARED......F FORTY PER CENT.
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RTNINAT.

At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwitl Anuie WOrkins. aged l6, was
charged by Margaret Hay, OF No 4S7 Sxthaye with the
larceny Of M yards OF black SILK Of the value Of $50 She
employed Dy the complainant as "a washer-woman.
aud appropriated the silk during the absence Of her
mistress Committed for trial.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Alderman Miller John Wilson brought by
Officer Gileshan OF the Eleventh Precinct, for stabbing
Charles Livingston Of No 46 East Ninthst. The wound
dangerous one, and may result fatally. OF course
the complainant unable 10 appear 10 explain the
affair bat the officer stated that the aray occurred late
ON Thursday niaht, at the corner OF Avenue and
Eishtet and was caused by the prisoner demanding
watch the possession or Livingston, which the latter
refused TO surrender The prisoner Will be held to await
the result Meyer UnderwalL for representing himself
be friend Of the presiding Magistrate aud thereby
obtaining S. from Julia Den Of No l57 Eldndgest, for
which small SUM he promised to procure the release or
her charged with larceny, was held TO answer at
Court.
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PORT or xEw.roRs. ....................Aus

PORT or EEw.I .........Auguss r.
CLEARED.
Sauships-City Kennedy Lysrpoo The Queen Iholn
bon Ltrpoo Atlanta PDkbsm London; St vincent lie 'ash'
Gov Bay C. b. 40, u.
nan Hamburg.
BsTks-Cnre Marie Feus London; CyreBe - Duntrk; Lady
Turner, Nncut Londonderry; Eparato Lori FepaLo
Emss Da Cunta OpSro; The" Ds
Pile LsguayIs Porto Clbeuo; Blue Bird tuy 81 john
Mcdowell Gibbs Gaes'on Sea Bage Downing hIAoeh
port a., ~ p.,.,
mn
Beaufort; IT, Rspp Cole Richmond; j. H. lockwood Sbsreit
RehmOnj Leoosd kwe Saemi W. H. Bower heynoa' ROW
denoe
ARRIVED.
Shin Wallace Carney Liverpool 40 days, mdse asd pass
Bark Proves. Hilbert, Antwerp 70 days, n1se
BA5A CupiJo Lsetf"d Liverpool "a days. iadlse
J,Gu COwe Girsend July J. and Palermo Is sulphur 'ad
lemons
Alexander Seksls kOsebrook Gace Bay u days coal
BriY Annette Cooper, May p r. Is days motsses
SthT. PaugaSse Wap.es, Alexandria ioE New HaVea
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ras,ox Ipo Arrived steamships Mcclellan Alto and Ashland
from Argue, and Ocean Esge from Remedies brig doTe
from IOr az Prince.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Aug. 25The steamship Nesphsha, IRON New
Yorba arrived a this port to-day.
Aug 2Ihe steamship Efn troh Ne"IofA a'eu
at th's port to-day
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A DIVORCE CASE.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before Mr..
Justice BARNARD in the divorce of Helen NJ. Breeze
against Edmund Breeze, motion made TO confirm
he report Of tho referee granting the plaintiff divorce
from the defGn0aut, on account OF adultery alleged 10
nave been committed by the latter. The testimony
taken before the referee to the effect that the defend
ant wbo is about co years OF agel stopped night
with Young lady at hotel in Syracuse, they being
registered brother and sister and occupying adjoining
rooms. The defendant denies having had improper in
erconrse with the young lady spoken Of and the young
lady testified that she passed defendants sister
count OF being In delicate health and requiring some
10 lie her during the night The Court took the
papers, rescryIDg its decision.
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. by Judge
BARNARD-Charcs O5erlander ct al agt. Caspar Spiers
ct al.-NOtiOn granted.
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL Terribly Judge
JONEs-Scudder AIT. Central Gold Mining Company, dc.
Motion to continue injunction denied, ana temporary
stay vacated with $40 costs. GOetz agt AylswOrth-
Motion granted far 70 strike out the third para
graph OF the answer IN all other respects denied with
costs Carpenter agt. BrOwn-MotiOn granted. jackson
agt HaIniltOu-NOuOn granted.
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THE COURTS.
ARREST OF A Posr-oFFIcE CLERK

In the u. 8. Commissioners Office, yester-
day before Commissioner Shields. Adolphns Waldman,
clerk In the General Post Office Of this city. was
brought charged, complaint of Special Agent Gayler
Of the PostOmee Department with using, IN prepay
mont or postage postage stamps which had already been
nsed for like purpose The prisoner admitted the fact
out claimed that he Ignorant OF what tho eODse-
qucnces would be- ana also alleged that the OF such
stamps by post-Once clerks common practice. He
was held TO bail in 1000 and biz examination set down
Tor Monday at 10 a. The punishment for the Oense
with which he Is charged imprisonment from TO
three years Immediately on the arrest of Waldman.
Postmaster Jones prepared tho papers Of removal from
office, which served before he left the custody OF
tie Marshal The indications are that the post Office
regulations will be observed
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THE ALLEGED SPEAR wEIGHER FRAUD.

The case, OF Percy b. Spear, the weigher in
the Custom. House, who charged before COmmis-
Osborn with frauds in relation TO his payros has
been summed mp, the Commissioner reserving bis de-
On. Defendants counsel eontended that the prOsecu.
ton was the result Of conspiracy among the political
opponents of the defendant and that evidence had
given OF the neOrrectness OF any OF the ayrns
Assistant District Attorney Jackson contended that the
evidence showed cOnclusivey that the defendant took
ais office with the intention Of defraudIDg the Govern
meat. and had taken opportunity since to carry
out that Intention by acting with others In making out
and prese ting false rolls calling for money for work
performed,
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Friday, Au

NEw-YORK, Friday, AUX 10 tow
All about this city improvements are In pro-
gress and the real of property increasing In pro-
portion. The probabilities that real estate must oD
tain higher figure than 1t has heretofore, notwnstand
ing the attractions for investment elsewhere Inc De
ware aud Laekawanna and the Oswego ana MIDLAND
Railroads are now grading their lines through hu'ner,
furd Park j. These two roads, which II is expected
will be finished in the Spring WILL together win INC
Erie run co trains daily each way In as minutes Hoi.
this city 10 the Park
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AN AMAZoNIAN CIGAR MAKER.

Fanny FTankeI, q native of Bohemia, was
found by Deputy. Collector Archibald, manufacturing
cigars without license No 1853 East Houstonst On
beng told that she doing wrong she paid no aten'
tOn, but continued work The Deputy Collector and q
man who accompanied him. and who had Informed
against Fanny seized about 500 cigars that Fanny had
made, and leaving with the cigars, when Fanny
threw earthern vessel from the second story window
winch vessel broke with crash upon the infOrtners
head The Collector aud nfOrmer then returned and
cured the irate Fanny and lodged her in Ludowst jail
Fanny was committed for an examination.
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~rvs pACK,cFs FOR rur PRESS.

Captains arriving this reuesteds
addressed SeSlo Press only
exhibiting wrteu authority Of j. W. Snouton General
packages The Journal Commerce Tines TRIBUNE
Uod Sun EJpess ErttBg Post Commercial ddreTttser Stad
ZSHg aud Neo YORKER DeOkdt bOad also lie delivered on 70
The
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All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring 10 purchase rent such property
will find IL to their interest 20 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and in addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NcwYOrk and all ts cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers the three editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
Dusness professions consequently advertisements each
are road by all classes. THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value Of It's col
unus as an advertising medium The charges for adver
tsIng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 per line SEMI
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o,onnop ArIoN NOTICE.-SALE of PROP.

CoppOR ALTON N0TICE.-SALE of PROP
RarY for uSAD TAXES and cECros wHI At SU T.s.
Public noe. given . .s 1 81 , gSps cO0 Water for
M wee .Sd 6i R,s. AUCTION ,Ss c h,
At oeH and from day TO Day an. ns snos
pV shan Wl t.Irs water rents published 10 q
pamphlet DEPOSITED ses cfihs esrs Of Af ~ Ss T i
b, ,.d pamphlets w he delivered 70 any person ~
pDng thereior-t" WIS., 4 s. CADY, CLERK Of Arrsarl
n, n CoyNoLLY, Comptroller i.I --L--
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professional grtit,s.

nR. HARRISON may be found in his Office.
IL No III Beeeke at all bou Previous success treating the
unfortunate " guarantee ofspeedy cure
mr.. LEWIS, No. Z Beach-st., makes speciality
IL of,aug diseases without mercury Those afflicted should be
tie place The Dr. has given bis attention to those
diseases for the last 10 years in New.lork Cit1.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c-Dr. HAMMOND
IN from France No f9 eHb.t bet 20 shd 81 svek
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
detention bnness Structure Hsuls Piles Diseases Of
Determines OF the Rye Nose,
HhSRY A. DANIELS NJ d. Ne Ia LerihgonAVe
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK BRICKsBURG, MANCHESTER TONS RNBf, se.
By and Delaware Bay Railroad
Two daily ues sIepts) leave Pier Ne % foot o. Dssns
A. ey stsaasr and Jesse Hoyt 81 "sehss
for pssssuser ealy No eot Of Rse.orsL HtS "
tsrsIsf frcr Long Branch d 100 ". and -
Jsrss n IsR n ssRpBs Co. Lesss.a
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6ountru nfai Gsiat, for SaI,.

EOR SALE-A SCHOOL FURNITURE MAN
UFACToRY located ia Western sevYerh .apPied with all
machinery for that other wood working business
desirable property snd be had ov and terms Apply
D. ROWLAND, M. % JOhn.st, New.Yori. - = -
DOR SALE-A frst-class FARM of $50 acres
desrsby located railroads. Duehess County, large modern
buildings, uDdr high complete order and
Of she best farms 10 the IRELAND No. Dol Broadway
COUTHERN FARMS and HOMES.-ThOse
~ wishing South improve their condition
hsnc purchase Farms Homes and Business Properties By applying
10 the SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY. No 432 Broomest, T.
SPRINGDALE, CONN, on the New-Canaan
80 Railroad miles from STANFORD ose Of the most desirable points
at its distance from NesYok Bung Sites commanding exquisite
views Long Island the Sound and adjacent be had Oh
easy terms within half q mile Of the Station.
Apply to 3D.. T. K. WOODBURY., springisle,
uto JOHN IRWIN, No so Leonsfdst, n Y.
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6itu 8tal fstatt for Salt.


A BROWN STONE, four-stOry, high stOOp
~ HOUSE. 2jIGI0O side lJO feet from fth hard roo
and street severed and
paved JOHN G. GRAFT. No 2:9 Broadway. Room No a.
nor SALE-The elegant four story BROWN
STONE HOUSE northeast MsdoRave shd Forty eIth
Sire RIO Lot leo r. Also four Houses sdSHSg POI g.se'
lars on pTemises Ihoa hiLrAihNh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
Cooperation goiif,s.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARIMENI.M.I0
~ sEWER COSIRACTORS-Separate sEALhD PhorosALc
each cr.eI Win title Of the work 70 Which s. The name
The ber shd the Offering will be received AZ a One wv
II "a Of MoDdsy August o. 1859 for the construction oil 's"
ST. m In .,,st between % and Also 10 A'h
and Ish streets between aud East River and 10 a'oNsnee
s,sc In W.sbngton and streets between Dofoe
btxeeu Duane aud Jays Leonard between
and Fin bet Grand and bfo0me Ana
4, T,oaa, ,r,st bet Csutr- and Mulberry streets a.
sn.e In s 9th avenue and hrough
Bjtlr street m, ,o-,h .,,..t.
spee bst isy and ll4h street bet ID
and IN ave-. And shstsst bet Avenue and Harlem h's Win
branches - I,.,,.p ....
g. 10 In pn, street between William and hoefe hadso
q, ID su aud Meugomery Goerek and horosm oeH
street. between stanton AMI fouson
a.. bnes., s Mott Mubery Avenue A. bet ~ and "hs~
and 'n A.. ave bet and 9hsL . - = 80. A
sn.c 6lstst and East aver ana IN avenue ."
bet st and Insists - oo.h IA nah ,,..,.
~ M :aLstnei bet 81 sth and In 7I'hst Bet '
with branches .o.h an, 9o, and a. Receiving
Basins this specialization. o - Az, "a Ia
Spec. li-UndeTgrounc DrAins Oc"''" Wv" 49, w. W."
tween 4th aud 5th asepaeG -. ,ah ana ~. ,,,..,.
III, l.o AT The be received for paving Second
. s 10, 10 Igth street With Nicolson pavement
~ these works be gnd SPECIFICATIONS aud iofms
for bids ATTAINED. application AZ ms nnf
" ~ ~ THOMAS SrbPHsns,( A. ,,p.,
nom. 1. DARRAGH. : Croton Aqueduet BohI
GRO T. GREENE