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VOLUME IL.
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC n EssENGER.
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. AUG Usr 49, 1863
CHARITY.

If we knew the cares and crosses
Crowding round our nej9hbors way
If we knew the little losses,
Sorely grievOus day by day, s.
Would we then so often chide him
For his lack of thrift and gam
Leaving on his heart shadow
Leaving on our lives a stain.
If we knew the clouds above
Hold but gentle blessings there,
Would we tHrn away all trembling
In our blind and weak despair
Would we shrink from little shadows,
Fitting DER the dewy grass,
If we knew that birds of Eden
Were in mercy flying past
IF we knew the silent story
Quivering through the heart OF pain,
Would we drive it with our GOODNESS
Back to haunts of guilt again
Life hath many tangled crossing,
JOY hath many n break of woe;
But the cheeks, tear.washed, are whttestr
And kept in life arc flowers by show.
Let us beach into our bosoms-
For the key unto our lives,
And with love towards erring nature
Cherish good that still survives:
. So that whAn our disrpbed spirits
Soar to realms OF light above,
We may sayA.' Denr Father, love US,
Fen ais We hase.shown our love-
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q CATnoIIcs XSp WEALTH. Bishop Gass, in a.
sermon delivered ON the 18th nit. at st. Wal
bure's Church. Preston, alluded to tho con-
trolling idea prevalent in Protestant co untries
the accumulation of wealth--thus 49,
He referred to the question of the press in
regard to public opinion, and stated that tho
Euneflviabie distinction of laziness and indolenoe
fell upon Catholic countries The newspapers
/ pointed out that wherever Catholicism prevail
ed the people were indifferent, so to speak,
after the pursuit of wealth. Catholics, he
could assure them, might be anxious for gaiaa
ff,ey might strive hard ut particular .tiEues,
Int they did not consider those things as4being
of any use to them in tho salSati on OF their
own souls. Protestant countries we're pointed
ont AS being renSfkAble for their progress
! remarkable for their enlightenment in science
and manufacture, and in almost oveS.s' branch
| which had for it's end the making of money.
fCatholic coun tries might be remarkable Tor
art painting and sculpture, i5G those We're hol
LoeIlesFal IL preduetiyes Arts and those things
4 Regarding the atfvttiieenieet of mankind Were
I not considered to be matters which led to
ftDronress in fnhteFinl wealth.. For tho LATTER
i,eoIlle MONTE to Protestant countries
!. ;.ih Broadly laid distinction that there was
something IN Cath0iicistn which prevented tht
4 advancement of Iuankiud9 The bishop deDtet
The truth of the stat etnenty and said he ceIllf
show Tint at the pFesent time, and alsei1 pas
times they had countries cunnbi.tiy Cathoht
III which had taken theilead in human atlaiEs
4 Mattersso of pFeduetiveness or commerce. Were
:, dependen6 more or less upon Academia
= circumstances He then proceeded 90, shos
= how Catholics looked more particularly q
\ gain. fnd IMPRESSED upon the congregation til
q necessity there was, If they desired oteTna
= salvation, to devote themselves entirely an
d solely to God. '-si. .'4'' f"t1 do2a< :
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RsSfARKABLE LuNAT1c,-uN0t, long ago
man Sonined in an Irish lunatie asylum as g
criminal Innatic, eseaped, ,all4 no tIisoe 81, "
hi,YJ has Teen foInh. Few people believe Ihas
he was insane; but II he WAS erazedY ana y
the story of his life is correctly tolg1 many
people would be CHAD ~ hays the 1t
aartivitv az this insane Lnans lie was p1b
TWEEN t1seven years of aga aud was com letsly
seIf.toTght. He was aeqHainted with the
French aud Germ9r langHsges 70 the eli tslS
l,,,nsgi,sIsS e ii them He was % good shQemnRer,
M Ioy and weaver, made from scrap iron = Key
/ nv which lrs made his escape, ana hau pus
"a Srl1DIix inpented by himself, with which
| ~ ,gas accustomed TO mike his own. clothes.
DurjnF his short life before he entered tine
asylum he had been in the Englssh ana r ,
confined in British, German and Russian
p1iso-i5. "ft
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rtt II e 81 s
I EST PATRICK A DEMONSTRATION efforts
have really been made to prove that ST.
Patrick was Protestant. DR.. Maziere Brady,
fornaor Lord Chancelios Of ireland, and
Protestant, hps lately written Can exhaustive
work. a series Of Essays on tho Ed lslr State
Church of ireland, 2 from review ofwhich, by
tho London 1theHdam, we tatssthe following
extract: f.l5ss4 al
We cannot follow DIR. Brady through the his
toricaI ctafis he gives OF the establishments Oh
the Papnf Church in t172 Oh the ehnng go torc ecu
nunn that body by Queen EiiZaboth, OF the
grants of land Ivy James tho first TO the ne
! fornfsd Church in Ulster, aud sof. tAe properly
recovered by Dram These s;ii's n sIsass,
1 in tfte House of Lords, bat they 1hardiy s ~
4 our Ijrescnt purpose On the suhJaee OF 81.
4 Patrieks rtton De y sseh he had
to deal might have formed q tssFestte oil the the
Il we may mt stseh words IN the
mouth OF bishop - z See
st. Patrick Was an Anglican
l Hii b sI,. a Ssss sa,sg e ,an
4 sa.' tgTil With Protcstaht ensrgy, sses
! "Butp Says Mr. Brady a PATRICK hiu1seif was
unniarrfel; he was, eonsecrated Tor ireland ny
the P,ytIe IA Usher aud Ware lsslieved, or by
Gern,ai,tIs of Auxerrs, a PaFat legate, ms Dr..
Todd II 9intAius. III ShaS way 81. fasIlSH
gnaaifestaa his reieetiousnf KA4Ja1 hnrreInacya II
hIt existed in his day, ts-hard to imagine. Inc
tFB6ok-of Armagh in thar part Of a supposed
to be copied from st. Aatriel<s antograpn teiis
as that st. Patrick commandea stho uiI ~ nae
reference in all important casessof ditficuity
Q to be made eco the SEQ ApOstplia&-thRt rs 20
] saw to the chair OF the APOSTLE Peter, wnien
d hath the authority of the cityf,of Rome; ana
UsheP-FNmafks, when commenting on TINS
passage that ss6. Patrick Ind = epeclai Regard
= for tliss, lshareh of Rome from whence ne Wa9
z eenf for the conyeTAiSn of this island |"
< Moreover ilYa His aConysFnionbR st. Patrick
si,si.;sE Of His <si ss- saeks sznd virgins o,
.s CIist and IA his EpisaIe 80 the soldiers OF
10 4 6,cretfeus he feprDathes Bbetn sAs wfetches
10 s9vboiu Eno longer call my fellow citizens OF
D. cisizeIsof the Roman saints but fellow
N Of the fdeviIs.p This is SCARCELY Anglican
te Tlraaeolaey though is might easne from the
s. mouths oil III tualists. And asf 1T is not thai
n-j Marty which has claimed St Patrick, LIE
Of srady's argument is conclusive.
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jfYIIcsi or ST GREGORY, THE ILLUMINAToR.-
The IeraHt gfsratd of July 81, gives tho following
account :-"On Friday, July 16 an imPosins
ecciesiasbicaf c6tofnony took place III Hs=fs, ca
the occasion of the translation Of some relics
bf ST Gregory ltthe nlurninator' (the apostle
and patron saint of the Armeniaus,) from the
CAtb6Iic church of st. John 20 tho ATmeno-
Catholic church Of st. Mary. The procession
consisted of nearly 100 chorister boys, in white
tnIfies a largo number of clerical students,
some eighty priests, 10 bishops in full CAM
onicals, and Mgr. Hassoun, the patriarch OF
tho Community. A body of policemen headed
the cortegc, and the street betwesE' the two
| clutches was kept clear by another detac}Imcnt
! of the same force. The strong piate.glass box,
! act in silver, which contained the relics was
/ carried on poles by four priests, and contained
one of the saints tors, piece of tho chain by
| Which be had been bound in one of his many
! prosecutions by King Tiridhtes, this future
| conveFt,) and few inches OF his stall lhesa
| yenerated remains recently formed part OF the
| relics of the saint which nre still at ReTgs--
! WHITTIER they are said to have been conveyed
| from Etchmaizn, where he died >ineasiht
Ebepinning of the fourth osutury-and were
/ rigen BY the Pope to MGR. Hassoun,g for thu
lsdiiication of the Perm faithful, tEe occasion
4 of Lis last visit to the Eternal City. Thi
grateful patriarch has, at his own cost, pro
! vided solid silver casket for their permanent
custody in st. Mary's.
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RI 81 ~ l2li,h so8 9il .ssplt4sa9i si.i tfr.lsi
2F1 u rotDlge ae:ait.4 j. 9.a8s sgs3 bri l,sr5f.
{ ~eiinpei ita ~ ,afn o. 6saIsss i b.sf f,usl
l.!e DC .il- - L-10tl hLaE .lLElLaLl asLa--
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The door between us and heaven cannot DC
opened If that betwcen us and our fellow men
is shut,
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TurRSDAYis wBATHBR REPORTS a
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
VoPT oy EBwYORS.


CLEARED.
slesHsbps-Amerea. Hageshems BeHtAi HeIwsn lEgs'oh
maa savannah: sarsgos Ryder Cbareou Saratoga, C0uth
Nok Diamond Meredith Phiadspha; hereus Be1rst
Columbia Van Size, HsysuA; EmPIe heson hmagiop
D. e.. Guh btfeau. NcGreery, Charleston.
ShpGarluer Colby DHusu SaVaLlah; Hecre, Nte Rotterdam
Bas-kEA Bars, Cenyeu Hamilton. Bermuda a. D. hulbal
Wharton Liverpool, n s. f9lalt Caster. Ga1esiYa joseph
Esta hlnruol ChETes'0u Maggie keg uolll Reynolds Hae
Bng-SIsb Jge OueJb5ge Gibfsr for orders bactu1o Ono
cato obrr Ma and Psert3o NIgula. Johnston, fOutefre
Quad haud C0ghTsBe Halifax, n s. ~.
SchM ugian Laurel lAhgsE Jaekonyie; Village Belle Rose
h"ckandi A. 81 NoodFad NeWoOmb Denerara mErkti H.
Ruaesb Pea NsgiasH ss Everett Boston; Hattie Dodge
ITreman Oporo; hEyaIk Louug CnnNau;Eopei Dick Williams
CoTsoa, hclsonl; Dar, JolHsoB, Stanford
ARRIVED. .. ...
Ssamslp Nemesis BBuge liverpool 3D. QasesstoEs
.. mise
steamship EsgIe Greene Havana G udss snd pass
Srsmship tuf NTes McCfegy AlcIaudrs, mfse add
Steamship Wsmsuit Fsb. New Bedford mdse. and pass
sop Absour BradbpTn GsgaG Sept via Belfast 49, rnds
SID Duchsss dOrleAus, ilnet. Shlelcs Sept % e1aL
Big Eastern Cnfsy, Baboes ~ Gays sugar aud mola,se
Bug Ae1aadeT, Goo3ielON, ArIoJo r. H., 70 Gays, sugar
DOMESTIC PORTS. %. . ....
FOErEss AOSR0E. Va Nos. liAnvel, brs Cets from May
iol BstlOre SeuoA Young, from NayagsA Tor Baltimore
Bosr0S KeT. I.-Beov, srg Marta froin Ss7tpnah.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. t
90 aud ster the h az AbdersOus large sized fog
horns Nh he placed on Heart lsnd Long sud sound 70 be used ~
aH The born VIA be sounded Tegar during ggJ wssth, sad
~
MANE-OH-iai notice given that the following day
bacons have BEEN srcied 81 the Hast Rea
On Gehri keesA EIonghtoR ,h4h = feet Ugh. With cifcs
Ibe far feet 10 diameter Moose R0ck-A
od 80 feet high with square the hgh by
SHOWS RockA wOughtTOn socket And woOaet
SHAFT - feet bgh sth eask Al the top.
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CRIMINAL

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Judce Bedford colOred man named George Par
pcr who was charged with having robbed his employer
nIeaded guilty and sent 60 state Prison Tor TWO
YY"sTs William Stetson, charged with having stolen
Is worth Of shoes from the premises NO " MuTray-s
10 ocnnitfpd udce Bedford denied an application
80 new trial ia OF Adams, Kiel, and Wicker
sCntenred 10 state Prison ON Tuesday for highway ron
80 In concluding his opinion Judge Bedford used
NJ ianguage: In refusing OF granting motion Tor
49, tri Inon the ground that the verdict ls contrary
new .li@ on npon the ground OF newly discovered
eydspCe he Court should always have caro- and
- idpl nv the consideration that IN lts aell0n not
Oe wv nights he not nringed upon but also
a{ po Injustice be done the people There s broad
disncton between the legitimate e4eIeS anu a trisIs
SSss6 nnon either OF the above grounds shOuu NC t
rd only IN the sound aud honest VI docs not
srrnt verdict Of guilty or that unless ny W., ti t
D., granted il would necessl Ily IoO" '""'
Iusuee would ensue " the prisoner -
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw.YoRK. Thursday, Nov IL, 1862
To 90 on Staten Island, buy 70acres OF land,
cut into large villa plots Of two to hve acres each
and sell II by the acre at auction in the middle OF Nove
ber must be considered very bold operation This Mr..
Andrew Wilson, r las DONE and are happy TO say has
made very handsome thing Of it He has demonstrated
that Staten Island property be Sold He has secured
success in "a difficult field by indOmitable energy and
pluck At the start he announced that he should sell
everything whether the plots went for much or little
No suspicion OF bogus bidding attaches to the sale As
for the property itself perfectly safe in saying
that there is no 70 the Atlantic coast from Maine
Key West aordng such grand and varied views Of in
termngled land and In regard to the prices the
Staten Islanders, almost to man. thought them low
NEWCOMERS. who have had their ideas be.
Titled by the low figures at which
Boulevard property has been selling considered them
Messrs. Drake DE Kay J. l.. Wolsey r. Ball IT D. Capp
X Hedges, - O. Field, - Hodges, Sam Wann, w. III.
Sen H. TOS mss " IaeU Van Ese R Smith M
II, I. Arnold, E. Ogden, b. r. Asbury, T. j. Phelps.
and A. stelnaeker The total amounto OF the sale falls
The sale OF SIessrs T. H. Ludlow & Co., at the City
SalesrOon Brooklyn, drew large coDcourse and the
whole OF the property was disposed Of Some Bay Ridge
property offered Ivy MessTs WvckOh and Little az the
New oIk ExehanRe went for $40 to t7T per lot -
Mr. John McCaye Sold today eight lots on Eighth.
AVE. south 9t a6 running
Sq76O0 also, lot rs feet north Of One'hundredand
f9rty'eghthst, for q, 500. i..e o.H ---..l -I
twenty eight lots handsomely located on Prospect
dent for $4,000 The Gmon estate, situated on River.
pae-aVe, fonkers has been sold for $1,000 rs -.ig
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
p .f rr- ..-.r. BY JAMES NJ. MILLER, ..I
Threofy breh and lot No 299 West l2st Gate Troy
N Sbh" otfbft LOT $500
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reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business profession; consequently advertisements each
are read by all classes THE TRBUHE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales of real estate both city
and country adding greatly to the value Of its coll
umna as An advertising medium The charges for adyer.
tising are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, rs per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. "a per ne sEu.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per line. About ten words OF
DOR wide columns average line Terms cash advance
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es the Court 10 adiudge that they are married. The
coming son for trial defendanps counsel moved 70
dismiss tie complaint the ground that the Court c0ud
% MT tho relief asked The proper course was posi-
bv 6y demurrer but they bad desired TO have fun de
I'll Dade to nIainns charges The Court decided that
cod NOT grant the relief asked the facts stated TO
do so would 6e TO encourage adventures 10 set claims
~ M rTiaee and do great injury If there were any
ro" I'm mis- case it was clearly without remedy.
NIr D.wson for plaintiff Mr.. Eaton for defendant.
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gort @larDtns' Hoiics.

..... Ill. .' STATE oF EEV.ToKE,
PoKT.WaHpESs OYgIcE. No. 70 WlhamsL
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Section u passed Auul H. 49, entitled "An AettO
Once Of the Port o. 1es YORK. all
having % The sbjeei Of nqu
iovuR under
the gill
W sUcose1ng notice. 49,
VesSea: .r ....... ..
a.
Sfbr fana HAYS
, Args HsEa'sis Eserstart. tf
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LIMITED STATES COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

A Smuggling CaSe.-J0seph Schneider, tobacco
dealer at No Is LbeTtyst arrested by Deputy Mar
anal Wnsiow and brought before Commissioner Osborn,
Charged with having, on the LIST Of september last,
snugcd cigars and 1000 pieces OF ribbon INTO TINS
port He gave 10000 bail to appear for al examination
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@irsitRtsir Guanip g,aI Gsinit for sal,.

(NHAS. +. FOGG, at WHITE PLAINS, n. Y,
~ authorized eel The remaining 10 IS PLOTS Dr. Bs and
the balance broughi a. the great sale
on the 9Th by JohRsoh Miller Terms one half cash
e. SO0 CASH, $500 at per cent each, will
ID elJO bar either Of following two PLACES before
October 2oou1srs desire to 80 wss nesy'Psaied .lIh
house lot t3i hOnt rad, mis from depoti
frsen hwn small house barn, 20 acres, Of
young fihous level land retired SPOT Aso
600 cash Al per cent haa
suitable nursery ,rnek Ardsnng mile from dpot ihs
whole $50 mast cell Aso ~
rough labd old house barn nvs from depoi 5000 all cash
miles from White Plains nile from ksheo drpo Tour fsrns y
tbeanE complete de' boutL ban ffanarJ ueti shop
great hArfsn Who cash. Ato Lets
Btosdr Clinton LeJisgonaIs SD su hTToueh hosd s
within depot 80 feet BY $50 70 bali each from Sl0O
10 900 according e. ~ mortgage Apply
g. CAs FOGG. White PIB Harlem R one boar from TNtb
si.th-ft
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Nr,us rAcKAGFs FoR me PRESs.

Ctbs auo pus arriving Al ths poTt reqaeeta
Asr useksr addressed the EeWYofk Associated Press only
Ssrsos s1btps authority Of J. W Smontou Gtnsrs
Aseut Nrn packages Journal Of Comnrce Te TRIBUNE,
World Su kepJ,ss Esosg Post Cembeedl ddrsrfssr Sdat
zu and Jr0rai should Ase be delivered onT 70
tbs sEffy
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EREDK SYLVESTER, 4 f..
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT,
." 20s SOUTH POURTHsr.
PHILADELPHIA
auttioH Sails Of &tal 6stait.
AnnlAs u. Mrllsa, Aactloneet

AbAlAE ". MuIIER Aueuoneet.
DEREMPTORY SALE, by order of the En-
BtUIOhh Of CATHARINB DUNCAN deceased, Of the yAIn
AHh LbAsbhOLD PREMISES No. u wAsHIN0ToSSQuAkE'
near he gndsI The direction Of MessL MILLER BIou
ADRIAN MULLER. r. WILKINS Co viii sell At auction,
TUESDAY. Nov 10 ara O'Clock tie Exchange Baleoom No
III BrnAdEAI; ..... ...
fr class bTiek Dwelling
Hence sad Lease 81 Lot situate square
bstsssa ihe hAe and unTe place extending through az
AJSAJ on th fai end known No ~ The em the NAN
oTSsnus arbor hI 81 from Mar 1882 with covenants
EenesA Anhna g0aAd rent SfsS Assssmeh
house y 81 ss Seh By about Is feet With ssbon Of Abes "
Lot 81 frc lHehes BY lverrRs depth lee
Thk eALB WILL BR PERRMPTORY
hapg ~ ne ssss 81 tAe AssrohesIs Ne TPsSa tsml
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p4SSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAyANA-n steamship Bsge Nov. lLHon. Jas A. 81 j
to- q CoBfu CiU Of MeIeo Ms G. hs " RedJng J. H.
Mira A. 5NLr Asne Domingo Po CAdron C. WAN
H. HOarsa C. GisaO, H. King, J. heBeBtez d. bc6ugc.
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Yuna SsIanO 8tal estate for saI,.

TOR SALE-70-acre FARM, 40 miles on Long
IL Island Price. including stock crops &c. $500 .
1850. - - NJ. A. rutland L. Co, 5 BeekInsnFt, ~ T.
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SCOTCH PLAINS-A handsome and commo.
~ deus RESIDENCE within mile Of depot be purchased a.
great advantage the property consists Of large doebe bSu's
ing ~ With marble mshogaJ doors eatd upon
about of highly land with blrn carriage hoG,e nc
price bto much larger tract afland be obtained wb pono
should purchaser desire A, D. MELIICK. jL BRO, Fpesl
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Gitp B.aI 6statt for SaIt.


EXTRA LOT and valuable PROPERTY on
II COurtndttt and Dey-r-Por SALE, No. 10 Cour,ndt
through to - Dsyft Pe New BpaaEs Can be beSEht
FOR SALE-The valuable property known as
II the" MERCER STREET CHURCH, extending through from
Mercer to Grehea being 100 feet heTeersL feet 90
Gresnttt WITH three story edSes buildings ssts modern
Governments ground Snug Habor Lshsshod with Iesews
son a. 40 early day Ss2 Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN Phe,t
E0R SALE-TO close an Estate.-The EX-
possession May 1870 the large STORE and Lot
WhAmst, southsa Pits. 2Ss a. hon % n by
about nc n In depth This Of the most eligible ioT
veIneni Improvement and large ron in TIE market
The srselss. STORE and LOT IL t. Johpt bOu 2sIss
stories hight Possession May Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN
No 2PineAk % ..J ON l.t.t -, (353)
FOR SALE--Brown Stone HOUSE, in West
2. in SSsS Sd.T ,spn isf 'Oo Prss sncOo
EOR SALE or EXCHANGED valuable
downowa STORE PROPERTY very low for eash exchange
for other property Title perfect Address C. WOOD H. d. Is
HOUSE for SALE--234 West Fifty-third-st.;
three stories high basement good cellar heateTs all improve
ents eopo of hfougbou c0nvenieh TO BrAdsav Seventh
aud Eighth cara TsIR' atN2 y Hs.. Pity 1.!ss
HOUSES in NEW-Y0RK and BROOKLYN
from ono $1,000 Lots at corresponding rates beautiful
CoGnt sA Lots and Farm. Flushing Glen Cove Jamnea North
tp Southod Jersey City Been Lafayette Mosiowh &c houses
lots and farms wanted for sale q exchange to ,9Pp calls.
GALE = TWO LOTS on One hundred and
~ thirty si each 25I0O between Ph and SIthaya BouvhdA
Apply 70 JOHN cAHlLL - Blast Terms easy. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-12
DROP0SALS for COAL TAR.

The MANHATTAN GAsLIGHT COMPANY Is prepared TO
,.ye uut the Of December BsI for the entire
ouau produced Al the WORKS aud 20 be drefss
io wells Of ths Company M tern Of years from he J't uy
March, 1870. OH. .. .. ..-, -, -.,-....,..1t.
oJ P,ono,a, Tor Coal They state the Offer for e
Tar Al ps Of coal cbonied At the works OF me CON
sT The Arbod about tups And
H. nysr,g e tar per ~ coal about gallons The Company
40 no, eud accept the one Of the lowest or snJ bddef
Apy Ghef ufsrnatou be VblsHed op Application u
~ ' 7--I I'.Nl r JOSEPH A. SABBATON
RufiBeef ManhAtan GAeieht COMPANY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-12
MtaitnL

Use the celebrated PINE TREE TAR
~ DROPS. for
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS, &C.,
Manufactured and sold by KORNARENS TrdsYr he
Por,b sud Forty NeN-iork sold also by all She
priseips! druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-12
SrookIpu prOptrtp 90 3d.

YNO LET-FU FINISHED, on Brooklyn Heights,
within HnslsI sab fw,n,l Eaty ts'or tnsi'S i'e@.1i
Bhek steer DSsug vh al the modern Improvements RHt
,HAn m 0snsT IipI in kaTeBs Apply 10
A DAVENPORT, Agent No Isl honuGusIt BTooG'n. n l.