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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

80 EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE -
Las To close an Estate-THOMAS q SONS, Auc-
tiOneers.-TO Capitalists, Tanners Coal and Lumber
Dealers.-Gas Coal and Hemlock Timber Property,
1000 acres, known as the "Canoe Run Estate To-
Gated between Cameron and Emporium, Cameron
county, Pa, on the line of the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, which traverses the property, and at
the terminus of the Buffalo and Washington Rail
road, 10 miles from Buffalo, New York, and is also
traversed by branch Of the Susquehanna river.
on Tuesday, June Ii, 1870, at 12 O'Clock, noon, will
be sold at public sale, without reserve at the Pha-
delpha Exchange, all that very valuable tract of
land, located at and near Emporium Uhe county
town OF Cameron county, Pennsylvania), consisting
of about 1000 acres, underaid with Is feet OF supe
Tior pure workable, bituminous gas and steam coal
veins five feet four feet and three feet in thickness
now open for inspectionl aud is covered with a
valuable growth of hemlock and other timber.
There are also on the property superior saw aud
shinge mills, with all appliances for manufacturing
lumber, built within year, costing upward of
eSO,OO0. Sale absolute. For pamphlets, maps, and
further particulars, apply to L. II. simpson Il Co.,
No. AZ Broadway, room No. Al New York city, or at
the Auction ROOMS Ncs. l39 and al s. FOURTH
Street, Philadelphia
NJ. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers.
b29 s9t Nos 139 and 141 s, FOURTH Street,
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52ss ss.

O. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS SALE.
iu:M Two three. story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1926
anu 1928 Tasker street. between Morris and Dcker-
son Streets First ward. On Tuesday June H. 1870,
at ~ O'Clock, noon will be sold at public sale, at
the Philadelphia Exchange the followng-described
properties viz -
No. l. All that three-story brick messuege, with
twostory back building and lot OF ground situate
the south side of Tasker street. First ward, No. 1925;
containing in front on Tasker street II feet, and
extending in depth G3 feet to a feet wide alley,
with the privilege thereof. The house contains 10
rooms has hot ana cold water, bath, gas pipes in-
troduced, etc. Clear Of all incumbrance. Terms
s23eO may remain on mortgage for years. In
mediate possession.
No. z. All that three-storY brick messuage, with
two-stOry back building ana lot OF ground, situate
the south side of Tasker street, No. 1O2S; con-
taiOing in front Tasker street l6 feet, and eX-
tending in depth SO feet to a feet wide alley, with
the privilege thereof has hot and cold water, BATH
gas pipes ntruduCed etc. Clear OF all inCumbrance
Terms-S $4,000 may remain on mortgage for years.
Immediate possession. They may be examined any
day previous to sale between and il O'Clock.
ri. THOMAS * SONS, Auctoneers,
G2411 Nos. l39 and 1l1 S. FOURTH Street.
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<ys. EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE-ES-
t;.; tate OF John Henry Weimann deceased
Thomas Il Sons, Auctoneers. Ten Building Lots,
Southwest corner of Twenty-frst and Westmoreland
Streets near the TOga Station, on the Germantown
Railroad Twenty eighth Ward. on Tuesday, June
T. 1870, at l2 O'clock noOn VIII be sold ut public sale,
without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange the
following described lots of ground, Wiz
No. l. All those ten contiguous lots of ground,
situate at the southwest corner OF Twenty-irst and
Westmoreland streets, Twenty-eighth ward; each
containing in front on Westmoreland street 20 feet,
and extending in depth 1l2H feet. They are near
the Tioga Railroad Station.
No. q Also, all those four contiguous lots OF
ground situate the north side of Delaware street.
which runs westward from Twenty-trst street, be-
tween Allegheny and Westmoreland Streets begin
ming at the distance of 100 feet from the west side of
TWPnty-Tst street: containing together in front so
feet, and In depth 1l2 feet inches.
Sale absolute.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
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Mz REAL ESTAlE-THOMAS SONS SALE.
EaH business Stand. Three-stOrY Brick store
and Dwelling, No 4342 Main street, Manayunk. On
Tuesday, June 7, 1870, at 12 O'Clock, noOn will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
ali that three-story brick store and dwelling and lot
OF ground, situate the west side OF Main street.
Manayunk No. 4342; containing in front IT feet 8
inches and extending in depth Sc feet on one line
ana b3 feet on the other. IL is occupied as a store
ana dwelling, has bulk window, gas range, aud
vault under frount pavement. Terms-sl50O may
remain on mortgage.
N THOMAS SONS, Auctoneers,
b21 s3t Ees, 1Ss and IA s. FOURTH Street
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NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, AuctiOneers,
8 q s3t Nos. 13g and 141 S. FOURTH Street
521 Sc

[a REAL ESTATE-THOMAS ~ SONS SALE.
t#; desirable Business Location. Three-and-a-
ha-stOry Brick Store and Dwelling, No. 53l Callow
hill street. On Tuesday June7 l. 1870 at ~ O'Clock,
noon, viii be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that brick store
and dwelling and lot OF ground, situate on the north
side Of CallOwhll street, 3S feet inches east OF
Sixth street. No. 531; containing in front Callow-
hill street 10 feet and extending northWard, right
angles with Callowhill street, on the east side
thereof, 80 feet inches; thence westward, parallel
with Caowh street, IA feet inches; thence south
ward at right angles with Callowhill street, feet
inches; thence westward parallel with Callowhl
street, feet inches; thence southwark 46 feet to
Callowhill street. and thence eastward along Cal
lowhill street 10 feet. The house has the gas
throughout. Will rent for 500. Possession July l.
1870. SlCO to be paid at time OF sale.
NJ. THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers.
52l s3t Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
On Thursday Morning,
June Q, at 10 o'clock, four months credit. 635t
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Sale No. 23l2 Vine street.
ELEGANT WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE,
Rosewood Superior Grand Piano, by Weber; Handsome
Oiled Walnut Chamber Furniture Fine French Plate
Mirrors. Handsome Library and Drawingroom Furni-
ture, Fine China Glass, and Plated Ware, Handsome
Englsh Brussels and other Carpets, Etc.
On Thursday Morning,
June 9, at 10 o'clock, at No. 22l2 Vine street, by
catalogue, the entire elegant household furniture,
etc. etc. 626t
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LARGE SALE OF CARPFTINGS, 500 ROLLS
WHITE, RED CHECK AND FANCY CANTON
MATTINGS, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
June TO- at II O'clock four months credit, about 300
pieces ingram, Venetian, list, hemp, COTTAGE and rag
caIpetings. Canton mattngs, oil cloths etc. 64bt
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VALUABLE COLLECTION OF HIGHPRIOED
BOOKS
On Friday Afternoon,
June 10, at O'clock at the auction rooms, No. 704
Chestnut street, a valuable collection of high. priced
books, z ~
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SALE OF 2OOO GASES BOOTS, SHOES, STRA
GOODS TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.
On TUESDAY Morning,
June Z, at 10 O'Clock. on four months credit. 6I5
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BUNTING, DURBORoW q CO., AUCTION
ID FFRS, Nos 2S2 and 93s MARKET Street, coras4 a.
Bank street. Successors to John B. Myers 90.
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- TRUSTEES SALE.-THOMAS Il SONS,
sAuctoneers.-TTacts OF land, 1895 and us acres,
West Virginia. on Tuesday, June II, 1870, at IL
O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Pha
land, viz. -
No. l. All that tract of land, containing about 1895
acres more or less, situate in Richie county, West
Virginia.
No q All that tract of land, containing about TlS
acres OF land Ritche county, West Virginia
The above tracts are mountain land and well
wooded. See plan. Terms-O1e-third cash, one.
third in six months, and one-thrd in twelve months
with interest from date of sale. BY order OF L. f.
BARRY, Trustee OF JOHN HERR.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
2lS4t Nos 12l and 141 8. EOIIRrH Street.
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The following thv- cting street quotations as
reported by Messfs. Fisk Hatch:

stateionds haVe'been strong to-day a small bus-
es- Connecticut fs sold at iOOi Tennessees at 62E,
Louisiana state Is NEW at 49, aud South Carolnas.
Danuary and july at 7 the April and October issue,
sfvsncedto IS bid ant7s asked the interest these.
bonds due October is per cent, gold The business
'in railroad bonds sInan at the Boards We hear
of agoodinqury FOX the Central Pacics, which closed
firm. The following the elosag street quotations
for the Union ssinr securities First mortgages s2Sds2s
land grants. 72a7Si incomes, 7s07sl and stock 25Ja26
City bank shares have been nominal
The stock market Sssex tremey dun and steady until
AFTER aleecond Board when became fairly active and
stro and 80 remained up to the close OF business The
,feiinIes have been NewYdrk Central and Hudson,
Beading Lake Shore, Wabash Rock Island St Paul
and Pacfchail, theInctuatons IN cash OF which ap-
pear heaow-At the ErstIoard, Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph +oi'iIt ll3 0fl3L Columbus Chicago and Indiana
Central at Esd III morris and Essex at 81 small lots
OF Fort Wayneh 9rand Panama at stGs2. Express ands
miseilaneis stocks have been neglected The follow.
ing shows the-rangc day'of the prineipaI stocks:
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BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws & CO.,
81 Wall-st.
Interest allowed on all daily balances of gold coin
or currency accounts at market rates
Persons depostiDg with ms can check at sight in
same manner as upon any of the banks
Certificates of Deposit issued payable ON demand
or at fixed date bearing interest at the current
rate
Collections made promptly at all points.
We draw Bills of Exchange, make Geographic
transfers of money in London, and issue credits
available throughOu Europe
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts on terms
the same for Currency; to receive Gold on Depos-
it, bearing interest and subJect to cheek at sight
to issue Gold Certificates of Deposit to make Nd
vaDces in Gold against Currency and other Collate-
rals and to afford Banking Facilities generally upon
a Gold Basis.
GEORGE OPDYKE d Co. are agents for the sale of
the following desirable securities, which they offer
at low prices:
NY. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds per
cent, gold.
ST. Louis and s l.. Railway First Mortgage Bonds
: per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufanla First Mortgage Bonds, s
per cent, gold Endorsed by State of Alabama.
Alabama State ST.
New-Jersey Town Bonds Z per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
SEVEN Per CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MoRTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WHITE MORRIS e. Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. % Wall-st, New-York.
We offer for sale, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD Bonds 80 years tOrm, seven per cent interest,"
semi-annnally, at 80 and accrued interest
No BETTER SECURITY, or of more intrinsic merit
CAN BE MADE.
For particulars, apply 10
j. b. ALEXANDER Il Co, 10 Nassau-st
JNO. j. CISCO 81 SoN, 50 Wall-st.
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TUESDAY. August l6-P. NJ.


During the early part of the day, the dull
ness in the different markets at the Stock Exchange
amounted almost to suspension of business. nthe
afternoon there was more activity and improved feel
ing on the foreign which was favorable to the
Prusians and in measure cleared up the doubts which
preyaed as to the result OF the recent engagements be-
tween the hostile armies. The cable reports that the
London money market is working even more easily than
during the past few days. aud private dispatches spear
Of the reduction Of the bank at the next regular
meeting of the directors Thursday not improbable
Securities in London steady to-day, although at the
close a fractional decline Was reported in consols.
There was an improved demand for money in the after
noon and livestock brokers paid and per cent, and in
exceptional instances g. The large dealers In Govern
rnent bonds were, however, literally supplied through
out the day at per cent Money in the neighbor1ng
cities was also reported in better demand. The heavy
reduction since the outbr the in the bank re-
serve naturally points to hardening of rates in the
loan Market and IA not surprising that lenders here
should attempt TO establish higher rates on Their
loans particularly in vewof the near approach OF the
Fall season. when both trade and speculation are active
The day has been dun one in tho market Tor CONNER
cal paper, and rates remain fOllows Primo SIXTY
days acceptanoes 6iG7i per cent; four month"; 10 %
per cent and six months, u to 10 per cent Flrstcss
single name sixty days passes at 8, and four to sx
months at ID II per cent Foreign bankers sixty days
paper passes at = and domestic bankers, three to four
months, at 7 to l0per cent.
In the retgn exchange market the business has been
small bnt tberatesf for sterling sixty dag Ds nave been
advanced owing 10 the easier condition OF the London
money market where discounts outside the Bank Of En-
gland are obtained at per cent Sterling short sigt
bills are hanged. PARIS exchange continues entirely
nominal Choice commercial bills are in demand INIT ~
rule bankers cover their bills with specie The follow
no
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The speculation in gold has been tame to-day with
ZIG; and MA the extreme OF the price. In the
Gold Room it reported that pool has been made mp to
advance tho price, but have been unable to obtain
any confirmation Of the report, and regard it az ex-
tremey improbable, the immediate future Of the
price Yhbe governed by the chances of war; which, if
adverse mo pool could withstand. The Treasury, to
morrow, WIN sell 81 100000 O'Clock. According to
the Of the best informed the shipment by To-
win be-between SoOoO and 81 $780, o
The following shows theprncpal quotations M the Gold
Room day
1000 m. B1 llca III -f2;op Nh 2io m...ll6
1910 D-. I6 itli m...lh l2:i5 n..ll 2J0 Mill
1893 m..T7 f<5A m...l l;l0p Mill 800 n...Il6
l0:a2 m. LEI ~ S2a- .ll7tl
In the gohf loan market the rates for carrying to-day
2, and per cent and for borrowing Hat and
per cent per annun,
The following showsfe results OF toay's business ut
theGoid Exrhange Bank. Gold balances, tl,lO cor cur
rency balances 81 ,5r, IG gross cearngs $50, 953OO0.
Government bonds continue inactive, but the tone OF
the market day has been hrmer than yesterday. The
following shows the motations al the different lards:
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CoFFE-be Of bcd
morung hs62 including Nuk
1870 Btmor, cs soNlc as. 400 Ia aAseaea
quotations so~s boud
saD.c or fr ID ralBc br ssd Do asilo prme
do Dny i,alho r Invoices The
pnne grades frlhg on
densa
Other sosi, 'ars d.ubtt.l Jaw. 49,
h."e.,Ss lt~,.sI I-I.elc ~, ssasA ssA As-yS IS,A
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Proposals.

ENGINEER OFYcE T. s. ARpY NEWPORT r. T. August " 1910
RREAkWATER at BLOCK ISLAND, *. l.
ID SEALED PROPOSALS wiz b. reived At dis oee until sstu
tire ssbr,iTe Of a. Brzs~lteT at Block Island, l., %
local purposes.
part Island be snd along line ADJOINING
Cy Ieaf and Pve Foot Rock Its total hIgth viii he about
t greatest
the line Of the BreakEser s at us extremity sere
thee 6) feet low water From thence shoreSsu
the bottom slopes graiua 10 hgh rast marx ne D1 ns
smooth sand underd WITH clay The mean rise and fu u~ u'
The SALES.--FUTURE Of .he bnak~ser simply droppe INTO
form slope Of three 90 base to one az Pr
the side toward the and lbas To one ~ peehcuM Oh
the side toward the land a IA b. thirty tO ieet VIDE al mean low
level The WORK be begun at the shore end and be tnshol
low level as prCgreaes from the shore ~
qHdty, lar
,oncned and In pieces than and
I'D uns without regard ope except that there muoe 10 'oos
believed BE- done By vessels unloading their
the In ordinary Sesihe vessels can We ne rosdsead
with perfect safety though there VIII he mts IN the carrier Prsre OF
be lost The storms
during from that quIter the rosiead
To complete M ahok .sssrre hny thousand Of
will be required but present The funds appropriated vii est
thousand Proposals VIII be re
ee ontract~ be entered into
far work To be performed the 3hh dss Of June 1871.
Payments will b. made monihY eser'H TEN V per onm d me
Proposals Ae price pr at rr.h the stone viii be fur
nsbe and the breakwar which nuie all charges
whatsoever against the United stntes
The stone deposited under the supervision Of
an EngiDeer designated for that duty.
Proposals winch work will be begun
after acceptance Of proposal HGt begun mnsi4e prosecuted with
Zach proposal NUT duplicate du
pcae wtA printed this advertisement attached each pro
posal Blank iorms proposals guarantees wl h. ahei y
this application. other Information practicable
TcIaS,61
npabe 1d,y opportunity for he wuk anl t
public greatest amount appropriated the right
is reserved reject aud all o hess objects not thereby ob-
Proposals mus addressed 20 undersgr- iniorsel
envelope Proposals for building BsisAter al Block Island IL
Nsior oil ngu HyfM aior [ Y A
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EseIsEKR Oryp4 q 5. ARsY NswPorr r l., Aug 10, l1O
/ IMPROVEMENT OF PROVIDENCE RIVER,

Il r. L-sRALED PROPOSALS Siibt al Office until
FRIDAY 4hday September ls O'Clock for dredging
the channel Of @ PsoeEce e at & Croos oobtar ahansek
and foun 10 oS
present depth four baff4D feat
80 and thf fal Of e hde ~ eL The
material tote eIeFyst and ar sn h nni IL
be deposited high low water within sane Of iout4 mikes
b. 500 yans Proposals. viii
sisoe earliest tine
which v b. begun after Of proposal Horf
xth PraetcahIe lrno Psyent s
IN ma at tao close Of each month O eafm b7ne retsine
until The ominoofthe Contract No w be- ensod
working AFTER rh Of June 37l Each proposed Hastte ndn
Pile ate Accompanied by guaranty in duplicate with prsh 81
this attached proposs Buk rms pnpsk
wiube turnh by this Office and
other information practicable oeve
The object Of this advertisement bengto give ever responsible and
orppJh hid Tor h
pnbcfhe greatest with funds Appropriate
s reserved rejeoxy and aA o5es Thereby Oh
tanned.
Proposals must he striro the undersigned and efored hs-
envelope Proposals for Dredging the Providence Rve, X l."
g. K. WARRKS, MAJ Of Eng np,s; BVt. Ma tIeprs..US
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Mem publications.

A MEXICAN PHOTO LITH0GRAPHIC cos
IA OFFICE has been removed 10 No, 1903 FUltonst NY.
A VALUABLE SERIES.
IA Nov being Issoed
ANCIENT LASSICS
FOR
ENGLISH READERS.
SERIES OF BINONTBLY VOLUMES
kGal l2uo Fine Cfotb 81 each.
Bcited by
kBv. W LUCAS COLLINS,
Author q Honans,' &c
Nov Ready
THE IIIAD OF HOMER
HY THB EDITOR
PIE ODYSSEY OF HOMEB
BY THE EDITOR
nERODOTUS.
GEORGE g. SWAlNE, N. A.
".
CESAR.
PY ANTHONY TROLLOPB.
The present vl be sufficiently for general
what they wrote;
which they tell
checked by the results Of modern
striking approved English
rJy IN short Pular Of the chief literature Of Greece
s1d hone
al Booksellers vii be by mail postage PREPAID
rnep fIroe, by -. 80, y. -
j. Il. LIpPINCOTT & CO.,
rulrsntr> Philadelphia and 40 Brcome Fl, New York
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THE MARKETS.


Carefully Reported for The TRIBUNE
TUESDAY. Aug l6. 1870.
ASHBS-Pots remain brm With afrimand 50 2Sd 10 Pearls
dali, and nomnaly unchanged S90S975.
BEESWAA-rhe demand mode steady at u a
Doc Yellow Western end Southern
BUILDING MATBRlA Business has only Moderate and
prices about before.
t}oeBos Ayres, mtIed tgoi)- q "a
Pale H..-.-..P ~ 50d ~ Hog, Western. Unw~hed,
r. H.......PA Goa o. eunency) .........-- 10
Jerseys............. OO0 ! So
Croton Fronts u ~ II Goals 0nlCommon rs
PHILADELPHIA Fronts. 30 Lump 10
Lsths, Eastern, " No. Is
Rosenisle II Dbl. 81 300 PLAFrER
Nova Scotia W.. v tun - a. 90
Rio Grsvde mixed, gold y Nova Scotia b., " tun. as 80
h.. ............- 63 Gale Kat City y B. a. az 30
BklSrbESrhe demand 45e 81 50 American
Gray and White
BROOM al efcepdng Choice
Iur which has fair l3e y o. Medium p Common
tribe lie moderate and
at FL 5Od ~ ~ y dsz.
COrTONThe fair FOR CONSUMPTION sni
good spinning grades prices steady though al other STYLES oonBue
plenty snd reduced quotations Crop adyes hycrSb
Sales 900 bales IA @ e~snn) Of which 70 were taken for export
consumption o. speculation For future delivery the
quet Of
200 bAs October November ~ 1870 TO-DAY ~o August le loo
October s and October November and December l6c all
basis of Loo hddhngs We quote ; follows.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

To the series of Ancient Classics for En-
ebsh Readers" of which have several times spoken
m oonnmendation, the editor the Rev W LUCAS COLLINS,
has added excellent prose synopses Of The ad and The
odyssey They published in this country by J. b.
ISppincott & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17

The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of specie
from the Port OF New York. for the week ending Aug l6
1870. WAS &. LAB
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J. b. Lippincott g. Co. have just issued two
meat volumes which we take to be the advance guard of
new duodecimo edition of the novels OF Anthony Trol-
lepe, OF which there is At present uniform set attain
able These two The Warden, and Barchest Toner'S
boh belonging 10 the admirable Barchester SERIES IN
which certain phases Of clerical life developed Win
such realism and humor The books are Of London man
afaofuTe, but American binding.
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Messrs. Scribner a. Co. announce that their
magazine Hours at Home is to be entirely remodeled
and atedto changed in fact 10 such an extent
shat there will be nothing left oft and in it's place Will
arise SoTi6,ers Monthly illustrated Maga-ine for the
People edited 10y Dr. j. & Holland. The new periodical
will he larger than the old and will put forth broad
handsome page with large type and plenty OF pictures
il sold rs cents number to subscribers and
she publishers upon obtaining for ii very large
circulation. Dr. Holland who will have fun charge Of
the editorial department and Mr. Roswell c. Smith, who
10 look after its business interests, both part
OF the magazine The change h 10 take place
with the appearance of the November number.
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EsGSgxR OPPioK Us AI1I. NEwPSR1, X L. Ang. NJ, l5s
IMPROVEMENT OF PAWTUCKET RIVER

IMPROVEMENT OF PAWTUCKET RIVER
LSaet Pmonts sin b. received AT thu oace until Friday the.
9h day a September 8H ~ oecct for dredging IN The ctnnef
Of the Pas1u.i RPE fsaput.e m Dunnets WHARF
thety Of Pawtneket 10 obna feet xs AMI
IS t6J feet deep at us+ov
TIE present mean low SSts depth k'fourt f and the oearS-
ant fan ofthe tide 5fe fhemstei be eHcated
and fine ssnd Hrzn tpuseiat high within distance o
mie The momtLO ~ ercayaie about N cnao Pro-
the eah
ga elne at which ~l1e hegua an poYoal Wo,
beesn DnsAe phlcab diligence Psrnnt
ws be mse Che cc eacb mouth 40 entam blus
wot after Uth "a
duplicate prnssir duplicate s pnnt copyof
This Vls ltsc To esh Isoal BlsBl forms for proposals
and gnarans wft furnished noe application and
Information prsc,szth,<o
Oftns
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