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CLEARED THIS MORNING

CLEAKED THIS MOKNINI4.
Schr Pennsylvania, Ewing, Newport j. c. Scott Il
Sons.
Schr Jas. NJ. Vance, Burdge Cambridgeport, do.
Schr Brandywine, Adams, Newport, do.
Scnr Quckstep, Smith, Lynn, do.
Schr Kate e. Rich, Doughty, Charleston, s. c., do.
Schr a. L. Adams Robbins Boston, do.
Schr r. w. Godfrey, Garwood, Portsmouth, NH, do.
Schr Jessie s. Clark Clark Charleston, s. c., do.
Schr M. G. Lyons, Corson, Boston, Reppier, Gordon
Co.
Schr John Shay, Fisher, Boston, do.
Schr f. d L. Marts, Marts, Boston, do.
Schr Elvie Davis, Hand, Chelsea do,
Schr Emily and Jennie, Hewitt, Salem, John ROM
mel, Jr. AZ Bro.
Schr Isabella Thompson, Endicott, Providence, do.
Schr j. S. Weldon, CrOwel Providence do.
Schr Hamburg, Westcott, Norwalk do.
Schr Clarabel, Nickerson, Hyanns do.
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NEW YORK, April 2-stocKs dun. Money
easy at SS per cent 1891 SSd @
do. 1865, los; lO-4Os, 1O6; Virginia IS, new, IS
Missouri 6s, ely; Canton Co, 65 Cumberland pre-
Hudson River, Si% E, Ers, 25i Reading, 97Ti
Cleveland and Pttsburg, 99; Chicago and Rock
Island, 119H; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, i93 !:
Western Union Telegraph. 91%
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"A Boston paper publishes column on
Leigh Hunt. 1t does not mention General Grant,
although he once turned his columns on a Lee
hunt and brought down the game.
The New Orleans Times says that ever since
the termination of the war the mind of Hon.
Pierre Soule has been unsettled, but during the
last two years it has been completely unhinged.
The once great orator, unequalled advocate,
accomplished jurist and scholar, dwindled into
helpless and hopeless imbecile, and passed the
last two years of his life in the most frivolous
and imbecile manifestations of the complete
overthrow of his once magnificent powers.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Steamboat Snagged.

MEMPHIS, April p The steamer Thomas e.
H. Allen, from Little Rock for this port, struck
q log in Swan Lake yesterday, and sunk in four
feet of water She win be raised to-day.
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, April 2-Cotton frmer at 221Ge asked
street superfne, s462H@5; do. extra, s51216@6;
do. family, SO '25@1; City Mills supernne, s47b@55O
do. extra, s5bO@6; do. family, s6'159s75; Western
superfne, $462H@6; do. extra, S51219@560; do.
family, s6@6.76 Wheat firm; Pennsylvania red,
S1.29; Maryland, s135@145. Corn-recepts small
and In fair demand; white, 81 '03@1 O5 yellow 81 O1
a1O2 Oats steady at 56@5sc Rye dull at 95c@s1.
Provisions firm at yesterdays figures. Whisky
better feeling at 9sc.@sl,
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Philadelphia Trade Reporu.

SATURDAY, April 2.-Cloverseed continues in good
demand, and fully 600 bushels sold at ssT5 for good
up to 1928 for choice, an advance. Timothy is firm
at s6@625. Flaxseed cannot be quoted over s225.
Bark-No. Quercitron is offered at s27 per ton,
without finding buyers.
There is no new feature to present in the Flour
market, there being very little demand, except from
the home consumers, who purchased 40O@5OO
barrels, in lots, at s437H@45O for supernne; S462N
@4T5 for extras; S5@5'I5 for low grade and choice
Iowa, wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family; $50
$50 for Pennsylvania do. do S5 -25a6 for Ohio and
Indiana do. do; and sG25@7'50 for fancy brands,
according to quality. Rye Flour may be quoted at
S450@462H per barrel.
The Wheat market is quiet, there being no demand
except for prime lots, which are scarce and COM
mand full prices Sales Of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania
red at 81 25@l'25 Rye is held at 9l993c for West
ern, and 900 bushels Pennsylvania atsl. Corn is in
steady request and firm at the recent advance.
Sales OF $500 bushels yellow in the cars and from
store at S1O1@1O3. Oats are and firm; 2C 90
bushels Pennsylvania sold at 57@6Oc
Whisky is steady, with sales OF wood and IRON
bound at S1O1@1O2.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
[By IeLegrdph.)
NEW YORK, April 2.-Arrived, steamship Colum-

bia, from Glasgow.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 2-Passed in for Balti-
moremBark New York, from Matanzas. Sailed,
brig Three Sisters, for Alexandria Passed out
Bark Northwood for San Domingo; schr Valeria, for
Cuba. U. y. steamer Frolic, from New York. passed
up to Norfolk.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGR APH
OFFICE.
IA. M.......4l II A. M......50 2P. M. so
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Steamer Fannie, Fenton "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird a. Co.
Schr s. H. Sharp, Webb, IL days from Charleston,
with cotton, lumber, etc. to captain. Experienced
very heavy weather the whole passage.
Schr A. Tirrell, Atwood, days from Lanes Cove,
with granite TO Barker a Co.
Schr Clyde, Gage days from Rockport, with ice
to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Il. G. Sawyer, Keen, days from Calais Me-,
with laths to j. W. Gaskill Il Sons
Schr A. Heaton, Phinney, from New York.
Schr Rachel Miller Williams, from Providence.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, Texas, April 2-Cotton nat; good
ordinary, 17%@ls Sales to-day, 260 bales receipts,
76O; exports coastwse 4s9 stock on hand, 81 ,4s2
receipts OF the week, 4714; exports to Great Brl.
tain, 14s3 to the continent, 1450 coastwise, POSI-
saes 1850 bales.
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"A resident of Kentucky is lis years old. He
is an orphan.
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MEMORANDA,

Steamship Saxon, Sears, hence, at Boston yester-
day.
Schr Clara, Mulford, remained at Kingston ia,
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Total No. OF Pieces. -. 1,76l 300 $3.50 467' '68
Mint OF the United States, Philadelphia, April l.,
1870 JAMES Pollock Director.
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MISCELLANY.

Schr Izetta at this port yesterday from Sagua, ha
very heavy weather most OF the passage, and was
days north OF Hatteras with very severe gales. 18t
ult lat B2 O9 long. IT A, experienced very heav
gale from SW., lost foreboom, split sails, and SUI
tanned other damage, but did not lose deck load,
before reported.
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Coyyespondence of The EveniIlg Telegraph
.EASTQN 4 McMAH0Nll RIIfI. .ETIN.

'0'' fEASTON & McMAHON'S BULLETIN
NEW YORK OFFICE April 2. - No light boats
leave in tow tonight
Fannie, with grain, for New Brunswick.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, April 1.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight eastward
j. j. Munger, w. Hart, j. H. McGilvra, Anna Ben
nett j. G. Rasback, 8. w Jerome, and Dreadnaught,
all with coal for New York.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, April 2.-Barge
Great Eastern, with salt, left last night for New
York The e. G. Potter with coal, left last night
for New Castle. L. s. 9.
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ATemale RefOrmerOfthe RightSort
Grand Rout of Anthony, Dickinson & Co

Etc, Etc. ETC., ETC.. Etc.
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FIRST EDITIO N
LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.

Murder of an Italian General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
goaro an6 Rooms.
Gitnations Uanteh--females.

A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS wishes
"A SITUATIONS and ehblrens dresses;
ee opeso The best on references 40 oason Hudson
ana fsnests where the Sikh aud Eighthaye
A FIRST GLASS German Cook and Chamber
a maid want PLACES. J8i cry opposite Pif,h.,t
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
pLel by PiERt Co. Bowling green Grenhoms and other
seetons ron American English Scotch Germans S~ee. Inh
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ 70 be found iLDg GERMAN INSTITUTE l2I sor6t
between EiVington and stanton.
GOOD SERVANTS, well recommended and
osfe Pfoeants sni Catholics Omcs I2s4 Broadway near
lhH'-h' established Il Prompt gwen all orders
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, CAPABLE
~ 'ns Trustworthy constantly he Bore Nm LOWE
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YoRK I,, REAL ESTATE

AUCTION SALE OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY MESsRs JOHNSON & MILLER.
brick house, 2soy stable, and plot Of ground No lS
HcLs-s, Us Il Of ClaTk of plot <OIn06 tSd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

Coleman BenedIet,s CLOSING auotalIons are a, folio

The dispatches from Europe this morning are ot quite
hopeful the peace question, and the result is
slight advance in the gold premium War news however,
have less influence upon the market than during
the earlier stages OF the contest and is doubted upon
the hand if peace wsuld have much of depressing
effect and the other If continuance OF the contest
would materially advance the premium II IL agreed by
that export demand for coin will be the result Of
increasing imports Of chandse, and decreasing
ports Of products developed in the weekly re-
turns but this argument hts little influence upon
the market at present The truth that confidence in
the ability Of the Government TO redeem its paper in
coin is increasing daily. and must continue to increase
and this faith In the paper constantly growing obsta
Gle to an advance in gold which, in @ great meas
ure, il marked above paper In the market in
the ratio Of the confidence which prevails in
the strength and good faith Of the Government
which issues that paper Under such circumstances il
is scarcely possible to advance the price OF gold very
much, except upon temporary speculative movements
because the verdict Of the people at home and abroad
Is that every dollar OF Government currency will be
deemed at par and that the time OF redemption cannot
be long postponed The volume business at the gold
board has been about the average amount and the
frmness of the market has been sustained by the adj
yanced rates in Exchange. in addition TO the less peace
fl tone Of foreign dispatches The extreme range OF
the price has been ll1a and 12I, the price at D. m
being l2 There is increased supply OF cash gold on
the market and rates have ranged in the loan market
from fat and l6i for borrowing TO and per for
carrying The disbursements OF November interest TO-
day amounted to $46,a29, making total OF $2s2 IO7
The days business at the Gold Exchange bank was as
follows Gold cleared, 81, gold balances Nl62-
Si3 and currency balances, &,5S4992. The Treasury
sold one million gold at lll76i to Ills6 offerings being
filed to the amount Of IOO at prices ranging from
1lO.76 TO ll1s6.
Foreign Exchange has been quiet though strong lead
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BOARD, | p. n.
SECOND BOARD, TT n, AND 2 OLLUCh r.
Sdits Of SaN Bonds-Ralroad BondBaak and Eo"o9@-"P
MEINEsnAY. Oct. 2c-P. ~.
SaiSs Of No ,rnrl,n, Bon>i,.


The inclination Of the Stock market was to-
ward lower prices during the forenoon and small ad
vance was established, but the operations generally
lacked vigor and buoyancy and by turns the quotations.
fell off fraction az tie bears made demonstrations
against the market Tie transactions develop FEVER
sb unsettled feeling as If tho general impression was
that prices should rally, whilo operators at the same
time appear to be too tmid to act upen the opinion
This condition Of the market is 10 doubt atrhuaoie 10
some extent to tic more active demand aud higher rates
for money the effect OF which is negatively adverse TO
rising rlet II not positively IN favor Of falling ore
Thus for the morning we have had very undecided
market incllning rally from the recent decline, but
restrained by a money market rendered Temporarily
stringent partly by artificial means, and partly by de-
mand for money tie cotton crop These spaSms
Of money tchtucss have Int little effect however in the
long run it being very well understood that green
backs do not go out of the country, and that
no scarcity can last unless the Treasury whdraws them
from circulation individuals may FOR few days cause
furry by locking up few Millions and demand for
currency South or West, to aid crop movements, may
temporarily curaI the supply, but this trouble soon
cures itself by drawing from other parts of the country
Hence the idea of tight Money marketha no terors for
specuators who have strength enough TO bridge over
temporary difficulty. In the afternoon the features OF
the market were much o. same prices occasionally adj
yancing fraction but attaining position OF strength,
and leaving the watclful observers OF tie stock tee-
graph In the various Offices about much doubt as
before The volume business to-day has been moder
ate, and the special features New-York Central
Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi, Northwestern pre-
ferred, ST. Paul, Wabash, Pacific Mail, and western
Union Telegraph Tie following table shows the high
and lowest prices Of active shares:
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PROF. JACOB BEAKLEF.

re the Edttor Of The Trfbu~s.
SIR: The retirement of Prof. Beakley from
MS position as Dean and Lecturer at the New YORK Home
onatbic Medical school has been REGARDED With concern
among the friends OF homeopathy, TIC School was OF
his own crsson It's establishment and development
were the fruit of his effort By mis- management the Fac
uy wee kept Efficient. Ne who drew to fla chairs
Avery, ST., the well-lnoNn chemist, and Ward, and
Hunt and Carmichael tho distinguished RnstoInst ard
Shercugh teacher. The hgding leased on his own
responsibility, His pOtNCt supplied the nIft peneIesi
was drawn MON f0r iUrrOvcd furituyc; was su'tt W
perpetual Drain for rCI0rs. Under him the StWleh,S
kst decreasing in Plumbers until the nulnher tc
that OF any other homeopathic school ~ Anicic ~ &c
9le enc tnstacc of'GSt when ny the utu uts
vcRGOu philadelphia The nuu,hcf was suIptscu', We
80 Governmental SAD save recognition thrOuSh r ~
from fhc state, the School had grown mo suoCS he
sschlGl was his silt TO Homeopathy ana ~ ne b"c7
sshonl Ia the wOiqd, he gave Gus' II also ~ I'm ,h
He himself lSs reached tho period o. lc tat rins
urimpair, rprnfal Vicor experience hflhgs - 10
NOS aud cation oi thought wieh Is A,cT
chair of nc professor His graduation Il Ttrs at
can alloVst!c school, ard bis 6losoIoiii onion and
,3reenygieh lOsptaI aud at Guys 10 IIr,ol nru
,,der tbe ointment surgeon RCrN, ~ I'c 90 -
rrowtb teaching through ~
,oSs,onoi ne have served 10 give hll q '''
- ,r,1r, ~. fllness hch lunst I've acNioWtuScu. -
a. II hear OF bis retirement WIN more icElSt ma"
Ill ~ i,rre constituency OF students ana Siauua,'TS
with whom he enjoyed popularity which every Iro's
COVcts.
Nee l0rk. oct. Il, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
THE M A RkETS.
MS &c. houlle. Ne~-gIlssra

COAI-Tbe regular mohly auction sale Of
by tt Wt.en Delaware and LscsNr ksosd
ell Of which disposed
bidding fair price. hog decline al kinds Ne APPEND hs
PARTICULARS compsTo! with last sale:
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoKK. "Wednesday. oct, &c, 1870

HEw-YoRK. "Wednesday, oct. &c, 1870
st the Exchange to-day, there was q me
gathering Of real estate dealers. Mr.. James NJ Miller
sold the lease of No. l West Twclftst; the hessrs
Roberts & Mcclure, by order OF the Supreme Court,
three houses with lots in sevontyeghthst, and four
story house with lot Thirty nnst and the MessTs
johnson & Miller The house, with lot No. lis Hoksst,
Brooklyn, by order Of the executors. .
The COsngout ealc Of the Rutherford Fark ASSOCIATION
property. by the McssrS. A. j. Bcccker, Son Coz was
Successful with the lOt but the acre pot was reserved
for another day, when viii be sold in villa plots Each
succeeding this place ~ be better attended
and more satisfactory generally than it's predecessor
The MCssrs. johnson d Miller sold eight lots on ST.
Marx s-place at private sale, for $4,000.
The McssTs A. {. LOOMS d Co. have sold tins week. at
private sale hOusc and lot north side o Eightets,
between Fifth and Nad-cn-aVes., for si5Oo0 House
story, Zig sOCp bTownstOnc, 24Njj oe lot 2!AlOl 1eet
inches.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-IORK REAL ESTATE
"E-sRs. ROBERTS Il INQUIRE.
house and lot 7lthst, a5 OF 5dsve
3story lot adjoining II go
adjoining, Leynge..... llO
and lot 39ihst, l25 Of iohsve, lot
-. MILLEK.
Of GTecnVlohst
251e8 leased May, 1871 und SlI5 snnnin
| So'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, connecting St
Louis and st. Paul, and running through Tho finest
portion Of Iowa, is now nearly completed. The re-
naming million of it's per cent gold first Mort
gage Bonds is offered at 90 and accrued interest
on one of the very best reads in the country in
vited to examine into the merits of this security.
1t pays fully one-third more interest than Govern
ments, which are taken in exchange at Ihe hi CHEST
market rate w. b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
% Pine-st., NewYork.
After a full examination, We have arcepted
Agency for the sale OF the above First Mortgage
Bonds. and desire to recommend them TO
toners AS A THOROUGHLY SAFE As WELL a. pROFIT-
ABLE INVESTMENT. JAY COOKE q Co.
Pamphlets, with map may be obtained and sub
scriptions will be received at the CoMPANY's Or
FICEs, No 81 Pnc-st. NewYork; at offices Of JAY
Cooke & Co., New-York, Philadelphia and Wash
ington; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA and bank.
ing houses Of IiowEs & MACY, New-YoTk.
S250,0O0 Of the First Mortgage Sever Per Cent
Bonds of the Cherry Valley, Sharon, and Albany
Railroad for sale. This is the only mortcace on .
road % miles long, connecting Albany and Cherry
Valley. The road is completed, and has been in sue
cessful operation since the 18th Of june and it's
earnings are largely i'll of its interest on the
mortgage bonds. The read is perpetually leased to
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and the
bonds can be recommended as one of the very best
and safest investments III the market. For further
particulars apply to HALLGARTEN d Co.
2s Broad-st.
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Foreign Exchange has been quiet though strong, lead
Ing drawers having advanced their rates. We auote:

The activity in money has been the principal topic Of
conversation in financial circles to-day and though the
sringency has been aggravated than yesterday
the ruling rate OH call on pledge OF all classes OF coate
raj has been sharp per cent This IL clearly the result
OF speculative causes, there is nothing the natural
course OF money TO have produced unusual activity The
course OF domestic exchange generally rules In favor OF
this center, while the Treasury are cal
cuated TO keep money easy the bond purchases being
double the amount OF the gold sales Toward the close
Of bank hours an easier feeling apparent and
loans were made at per cent which leads the hope
that the brunt OF the strngency has passed.
The discount market has been affected prime
mercial paper moving on the following basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
Gin propsrtp TO Est.

A PARLOR FLOOR, three rooms, TO LET to
three single .eenen with without breakfast Apply
a. IS East Eigheeuih-st.
r1NO LET-The three-stOry brick HOUSE, No.
- Gand, with fixture, complete for Clothing low
t. good tenant Apply HENRY T. kASI OROWlCL 3t Clinton.
st.. iIOm 3 To ga IL, to and 8 to p. m.
T'O LET or LEASE-TwO first class fire
proof WAREHOUSES Ia perfect ore throughout; well located Oh
the west eide aud rcsdy ior immediate occupancy.
II. LUDLOW, Puea
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mercal paper moving on the following basis

The Government bond market has been strong and
fraction higher ON the entire list, owing 10 the rmness
OF gold, the higher quotations being stimulated by the
anticipated purchase OF 81 of FyeTwrntcs by tho
Treasury to morrow. The dealings however have been
OF no special moment and the market closed tho basis
OF llosailot for bxty-scyens. The following were
o'clock Y. III. quotations OF Fisk 4 Hatch:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

state bonGe remain dull, there DDg nothing specmi
q, ,ny, an. ratons Tie market, however Ia hrn, WIN
tho dealings principally on investment account oIo
tennessee G. sold 81 Ga; Missouri c 9ii; Alabama S.
lool and North roiina special tai at 22s The Job
loving were ito bid:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
Tie following we're
City bank shares were nominal Tie iou'


In railro bonds there Is moderate demand for TEN
trail PacGcs oCs Union fachcs we're gn'' q, rs ior
lsts and T2t for Land Grant bolds, Whle Motifs ADJ
Essex lsts were dull at io2 and st- of G. q ana V
=, Tho uin0 wore the Lids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
Doneina Geaoemiee.

A DCOW0RTHs CLASSES for DANClNI
"a. No. 22 Hnhsve, Tven 9it'-, snd ~ NO 'N'
fnh-sve Send for a Circular. - ,,..r,,,
Morn Cr now forming end Cnlrc MONDAYS
,pd THURSDAYS Also Mr. Frank noiwIibS Afternoon 'tN
81 re0k on te LvSnng Will commence
on FRIDAY November I. a. O'Clock.
HIASkO's DANCING CLASSES will COM
nenee NOVEMBER isIwsIds Room corner Srha'e snd
Forty second IT. Send tor circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

OFFICE OF YERMHYE II Co, 16 and is Nass..a-st.
The Coupons of the Long Island Railroad Go. due
Nov l, will be paid on and after that date at this
office. VERmLlE a Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
The business at the sub-Treasury was az folows'

Gold receints ~ s.DG0 receipts. r.s0 81
$3.50 % III 30 2,
Gold baance 49,. c. JJO % Currency bslsne. '7OI53 IS
Customs, &347,9o.
Messrs. Jameson, Smith & Getting, No Il Broaf-sf,
will pay the November couI Gus OF the ST. Louis ana st
Joseph Railroad.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway
for the third week in October si9762 showing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
Broohlpn heal estate for Sale.
form 1s!ano Seal Ceiaie for Sale.

TOR SALE or to RENT.-Plushing. l.. l., 20
inmates rou Thirty ourth-st HOME all tie modern improve
acres finished with har wood and f''eoed green
house snd budugs fine 10 grien and 20 -
win sell sacrifice. fnce Sl,v terms Ney easy hu'e H. v"
LEAyiTT, llg WAl-st.
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antiion Sales Of Real estate.
r,cr1oN GALE 0r 0IICLOTH FACTORY

A UCTlON SALE VI ,nS .rs J, So sno Of
" CRLy Co. hs city Of Newborgh n T. Together WIN abont
H.. f re and oief uanahufsere sock, with horse carts
i Ic an he l a pu ion tle,r olco Ireme
~ ~ ostb .de OF Prsts tie 2 dag OF Hoemie Bs at IL
o'clock noon. =. ---.-.-. - ,,rr tho. L,o. p,C
rnPy IIbINGS rrnng benches, - ieel "db rith
srcrxthiny I'm complete ruauins orr
s,is viii lie pesie tcmh ~ per cent on 'e
balance e. days. - W. W. "i'' w.
HewLurgh Oct, a. Io