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pasning rnrougn oood may, win the glass of fifth
hnd propheey, behold lar or through the gloom the
Peacelui shlhins Oh the better land OF peace mutua
love and mutual help where all human effort tends
Dny 10 happiness aud elevation Of man. Tnougn al
tnls seems Iar of we have Gods promise that IL Is
sure. Astronomers should have named TINS planet
Mars
THE PLANET OF BATTLES.
Think how many wars even the youth among us
cemember-Crlmean Algiers, Caucasus, East Indian,
Chnese, two in Italy, Prussian ana austrian,
blood is bleached from our own SOIL or us graves
are green another battle has begun which threatens
to involve the world, which VIII be- as many wise
men think in most respects the most terrible war
OF earth It good time TO learn something OF the
value OF this gospel to the world, and something of
the blessedness Of the time when the nations shall
learn war no more. The government proposed by
Christ stands far above that OF this world. 1t Is
estimated that fourteen thousand millions have Der.
ished IN war;. Wno shall estimate the extent to
which the producing power OF the world has been
wrought on earth If this abie-bolied life had not
thus been wasted? II we look az The money cost of
war we Ina the deot of Europe mostly war debt
estimated at hfteen thousand five hundred millions,
and adding our own and that OF the South the sum
becomes twenty thousand millions And this Is only
the part remaining unpaid. II such sums could be
used to bless the earth we could measure the value
OF the times when
NATIONS SHALL LEARN WAR NO MORE
anu when the horrors OF battle shall belong to the
dim traditions OF forgotten time. One very solemn
view OF wars is found In the Thought that the SINS OF
nations demand atOnement by blood. ChrisCS
'at0nement was for individuals. Nations answer for
Sin by the blood of war. II we consider the means
" wuicn tne WISDOM Vi tiis woliu eApcu.s 20 orhg
gospel we find 1t trusting to general IN
tellisence and to the discoveries or science;
but II Is disposed to evil education
and tho OF science only his power to
injure. The philosophy OF Christian reform is in
beginning with the heart In purifying the fountains,
that the whole streams or life may be pure. But we
have reasons to fear that the nations will reach this
better era and tins kingdom or Christ not by gra-
dual improvement, but only through battle and
blood. Every great OF history yet has closed
by terrible conflicts, in which existing Institutions
nave been shaken down and swept away Can we
hope any thing better for own? Two great poll
tcal ideas divide Chrlstendom between them-the
democratic and the monarchicai. The antagOnism
becomes more bitter daily, and one or the other will
DE
QUENCHED IN BLOOD.
The present war may be only the beginning, bur
fh G great battle of the day of God will cOme-the
great tribulatiOn spoken OF by Chrlst-and then
out OF the wreck OF battles and The OF nations,
lQut OF the very despair OF humanity, the kinguom
l0f peace may rise and the nations learn war no
more.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July SO-6 2. N.
CorrxEThe market for Rio quiet the demand being
light usual SATURDAYS but there change
in prices which steady at quotations below. Other
kinds dull but unchanged value We quote Rio
S,S ,H,. sHc SAe; prime do ne rse e,srem-s for
Csylon, 719c lsc Maracabo l5lc is1ac.; Laguayra
l6Hc. a 1s4c. jamaica, l6c. 1c.; Cesra Ice. Hc
Costa Rica l6bac 1890 Manila l6c. 17c Mexican. l5c
a l8c., and Savania, 15h6c a lSc.
CoITos.-Wita only moderate demand for spinning and
speculation and inquiry for export the dull
and heavy and some sales were reported prices c below
our quotations appended. Holders were generally very
anxious TO realize Including 20 bales arrive
sold o2o bales, OF which $50 spinning and ia
speculation For future delivery the compare
lively quiet Tne sales were u 100 bales bass low mddng
july at isc and 200 do, for August, 1875. i7c We
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a FAST YOUNG MAa.
How He Game to Rain and Il Police stntiOn-
Wine, Women and Gambling the Causes.

George Hay young man whose fast notions OF
life have brought him TO ruin and disgrace, was
arragned before Justice Bixby ut the Yorkve Police
Court yesterday. charged with embezzlng from his
employer between $1,000 and 1000 in various sums
and at different periods within the last two
years. He had been during that time clerk for Mr..
Ezra Straton, coal dealer, corner Of Thirty-third
street and Lexington avenue, aud WAS IN he habit
OF collecting his employers bills and ting The
money to his own use. There iS house OF III fame
at NO. l6S Lexington avenue. Kept by Mrs.
Chadwick, where he COnfesses he has spent about
four or FIVE hundred doars-all the money he has
ever taken from MIR. Straton. couple OF days
since Hay called upon Justice BlXly and wanted
10 he committed for endorsement, but, OF course
the Court TOOK no notice Of him, thinking he was
probably laborng under a temporary alteration OF
the mnd from excessive drinking He was COM
med this time, however In default OF $4,000 bail,
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JtIy 90. July 80. C2sa711es.
Leans $3.50 090, 79S $751; g3D S43 Dec s4 I5O o55
Specie. 49,. 34,35S,612 3O,263,S00 Dec. 1904 722
Circula ton.. 80, 9S9,337 33,O05,533 fnc. s1D6
Deposits. 233e65.513 222 555, TOl Dec. 64Op So
Legal tenders 539Ts,Tl1 54S31,95l Inc S592tO

CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were the closing prices at the last
session of the Stock Exchange :-CantOn Company 63
90; Consolidation Coal, 2611 SO Western Union,
341s aSaH; Quicksilver, 61a; Marposa, 5J< 5k;
do preferred. 10 10h; Adams Express,
coz bid; WellsFargo Express 1917 bid
American Express, 42]i bid; United States Express,
43}6 Al Pacific Mail, 10 a 4O,4; New York Central
consolidated, 93s bid; do. scrip ss71 &c., Erie q
%; Harlem, 1881 1342l; Reading, 96% a OF;
Michigan Central, 1ls14 11s1S; Lake Shore 81 81,
Illinois Central 131 a l3sS; Cleveland and Pittsburg
1O9k ll0; Chicago and Northwestern so 49, do
preferred s45S S5: Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis, rs 80; New Jersey Central, 100
10l24, Rock Island 1l3a 11336; Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, 597s 60; do. preferred. 1879 761l Toledo
wabash and Western, 49H 491S; do preferred
II bid; Fort Wayne, 94h 95: Chicago and Alton,
115k 116; OHIO and Mississippi, 34X 3lk;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1O4I 105:
Morris and Essex, SsI ssI Boston, Hartford
and Erie. 81; Hannibal and ST. Joseph ILL., do pre-.
ferred lis bid; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central, 171 bid.
FINAL STREET PRICES.
After the closing Of the Long Room the following
prices were made for the leading speculative
stocks:-western Union Telegraph, 34,S s4A; Paci-
fc MAIL 397s a 40; New York Central consolidated,
o2% 90; do. scrip, ss1s ss5s; Erie, 81 90; Har-
lem 133 1856; Reading, 06l 95ss Lake Sh ore, 9Ox
9l; Northwestern, S214 a S2k; do. preferred, SAY
as4h Rock Island, 1l3,. 1l3I; st. Paul, 5o5l 60;
do. preferred. T6S a 1914; Wabash. 49,< 49%; Ohio
and Mississippi, "a 3i1I; Cleveland, Columbus and
Indiana Central, Tx 49,
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENT.
The following were the 1nal street quotations for
government bonds:-United States currency, SKIES,
III 1lls; do, 1881, registered 1133s
1l3ss; do do, coupon 1l33s 1lS5s; do
dve-twenties, registered, May and November
1921 no; do. do, 1852, coupon, do, 11oh
11ob do. do, 1854, do. do, 109A 1l0;
do. do, 1885, do. do, 1oo% a11oh; do. do.. 1885,
do, January and July 1os% 100; do. Go., 1867 do.
do, 1857 l09 do do, 1868, do. do, 1o94 1oo1l;
do. ten-fortlcs, registered, 1861 lo7; DO do,
coupon, 1867 a 107.
THE COURSE or TIE GOLD MARKET.
ocfr ati1ua doilx oaf1E
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, l
SUNDAY. July 81, 1870. !

SUNDAY. July 81, iS7o.}
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.
The natural disposition to inactivity OF the Wall
street markets incident this season OF the year
asserted itself the past week. particularly as the war
In Europe had made little progress 80 far as
actual lighting Is concerned. As the week de-
veloped the stock market became heavy and
prices sharply declined, the features being a
fall in New York Central stock to 9oH,
Central scrip to s55< and Lake Shore
to sS|. These prices permitting q favorable oppor-
tunity for the covering Of outstanding contracts on
the part or those who had SOLD on the prospect Of
war in Europe, there was rally toward the end Of
the week. which was not maintained to the very
close, however. On the last day the street
was almost deserted owing to the de-
parture of large number OF dealers for
the country. The transactions In stocks for the
week were thus quite limited and the record
Of the Board sales Is the lightest for many weeks
The Stock Exchange will be closed until one O'Clock
Monday out OF respect to the late Benjamin Nathan,
ana in order TO permit the bankers and brokers 10
attend the funeral services at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
The gold market was steady In comparison to the
earlier excitement following the declaration Of
war between France and Prussia. Its un-
doubted tendency was towards much lower
prices the abatement OF the monetary
excitement In Lon6on, with the attendant sharp
covery in the price Of American securities which
influences would have been operative had not q
strong speculative buying movement been stimu-
lated by the advance to five per cent Of the Bank or
England rate OF discount and the continued large
export OF specie. which was over Six millions for the
week. and over thirteen millions since The actual
declaration Of war between the two countries
The following is the Treasury programme for the
month Of August
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or July, 1900 Coupon bonds OF ST. 900 each will be
issued vita Interest AT seven per ent per annum,
payable semi-annually, on the LIST Gay of January
and July in each year, and registered coupon ponds
OF 81 900, $1,000 and $4,000 each, with interest at
seven per centum per annuIn, payable quarterly, on
the Ist day OF January, April July ana October in
each year, principal and interest payable at the
Office Of the Union Trust Company In New York
The agents or the new loan are at l8 Broad street.
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

OYER AND TERMINER.-Hed by Judge Cardozo-
The People vs. Saunders D. Bruce, Hamilton Busbey
and j. c. simpson, libel
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.-Heldb by Judge Bar
nard.-First Monday calendar.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs.-Held by Judge
Bedford.-Court opens at eleven A. M.-The People
vs. Paul Kelly rape; Charles Roberts, Charles Rich
burglary Samuel p. Broadwell Henry Pyne,
felonous assault and battery; Simon Bernard.
grand larceny; John Wilson larceny from the per.
sou.
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The extreme fluctuations daily in the price Of &c
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company, for the purpose of providing for the pay
ment Of their several mortgage debts they become
due, have executed a mortgage to the Union Trust
Company, Of Ne York. as trustee upon the whole Of
49, u railroad and branches payable on the LIST day
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Wheat less active 2c &C. higher The saes were
about euCoo bushels at III u 81 70 for rejected and
No. D. ST 81 for good no Mwausee 81 80 a si 20 for
prime do, ~ 81 81 So for amber and 81 IS sor
barley received by Messrs Porter Wemorc and ex
hibed on Change to-day. The qunty Is consders by BET
strictly prime new mixed western The sales WERE sbou,
10000 bushels at 96c. I'll for mixed Western FL 0g
I os for small lots high do 81 O5 81 i2 white and
bushels at Sic for Western SAC SIC Tor Onio and State
and 56c J6c tor Jersey Rye, Arey barley malt con
tnued to rule dull and nominal at former prices
fREIGHTB-The market passaby active for grain, the
for which higher ports owing the
tlnued scarcity OF To London by sail high lid
eum vessels at fun previous while other kinds
mage quiet but held firmly fhe engagements
at BUS 10 Liverpool, steamer 81 900 bushels wheat
I'D The charters were "A brig Opoo, with i5O0 bbs
private terms Danish brig Baltic with 300 b6ls
do, at g. Cd, and 1900 do s Sd bark from
DE- with a9O9 e sbs etroem to the Used Kn
from the port to Gibraltar ORDERS 1000 b0
6s 3D. 7s 3D. bark TO Cronstadi with 27OO do 3D.
previously reported) to Malaga, l30J bbs bark
4oo ons to Trieste 1900 petroleum and rosin pr
GUNNIEs dull and sales were reported. Prices
were entirely nominal at 2ic BE for bags and Sic 3ac
Hops.-There was no change to make in the market
which dull for all grades the demand being confined to
small lots to supply the immediate necessities of
Prices steady especially for the better grades 0c
20c. for common to choice lots.
HAy-rhcre prevailed fair demand at steady prices,
though some kinds trihe nrmer We quote Ship
ping Soc. $50 retail lots 9Oc. ~ 35 long rye straw
81 a 81 l5, and short do. 9Oc.
HEMP.Manila quoted at l2t &C. ls5sc. gold without
further sales, while other kinds dull at
our last quotations.
MoLAssEsTherc nc,ive business contaminated in
the grocery grades, the demand being partly shipment
Canada and the sales full prices The other qualities
still quiet though sought after aud held rater
Grmer. There were sold ZOO hhds Cuba aud Porto
rfen Dp pnryu rUla We plnp
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The government market was strong, in sympathy
with the restoration Of better feeling at London
stock Exchange and prices recovered between two
and three per cent from the lowest point of the re-
cent depression There are indications that this de-
partment OF Wall street IL now about to be system,
acally worked by the foreign bankers In pursuance
OF kind Of speculation known in the Long Room
as "mkng the street" The opportunity for rapid
Turns" In government bonds may never again
be so favorable as during the pendency of
the present war. when the London quotations
Tor ve-twenes are likely to be constantly nuctuat-
ing under the varying news from the Continent
Hence, when prices Afforded an opportunity toward
the close OF the week for good "turnn the foreign
bankers realized and the market declined.
The money market was easy, and all loans to
prime borrowers on first class collaterals were
made at three to four per cent. The shrfnkage In
values at the Stock Exchange since the commence.
ment of the European dini cultes. and the general
dulness in the street, have conspred to make money
very easy.
Foreign exchange was fairly active and for sight
sterling strong at l05S 110%. Owing 20 the pre-
sent monetary situation in Europe sight bills were
one per cent higher than sixty day bills.
The Southern State bonds were inactive except
for the Tennessees and NoYtn Carolinas and prices
generally lower.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
again unlavorable, owing to another large loss OF
reserve. The decrease in specie is far below the
foreign export, which suggests the inference that
the high price OF gold has brought upon tue market
further insalment of the precious metal from the
rural districts and from private boards ghe gov
ernment sold only million, while the discrepancy
between The shipments and the decrease in the
banks Is over two and n half millions, the decrease
In the specie item being four millions. The legal
tenders have increased nearly million the deposits
have fallen OF six and haf millions, ana the
loans have been contracted four millions. The con-
servative tendency manifested in the last Item due
TO the steady export OF specie, winch forces the
banks to place themselves In such position as to
guard against too sudden discrepancy between re-
serve and liabilities such as may follow the further
shi nent OF specie and the anticipated fall demand
for money to move the grain and cotton crops. The
statement contrasts with its predecessor as roows-
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Neyy Clrleana zoe 95c
NAVAL SIoFFsrle demand for snirits turpentine vo
corr ned 10 small lott which were sold at 4Oc Tho a,e
were only about 90 bbls all ai a0c Shipping lots in var
,ere noted al a0Ie die the latter mice being
denaaIed Crude turpeniine continned 10 rnle ll an1
nominal Rosln was a tribe more active and rather frne
sold al inside prices while 200 bb good brought s a.
Other kinda were inactive We quote NO q ri So ~ %
No l. P9 80 33 so pale, So rs 4 Is extra do and win
oow lass S5 az. Winln' tar was du and nominal
Sl 81 a r2
OILr.-Llnseed was dun aud nominal at 95c n pfc for
small ots in casks Menhafen was dull and heavy CLOSING
at dc 4ic. Other kinds were duh and nominal at the
quotations published IN our la ISSUE No sales OF moment
were reported.
PRovisIoN Receipts 56 Dbls Lard For Western
pork there was more demand ana as the offerings were
vanccd about 2c per bb closing quite steady SO 25
Prime meas was scarce ani higher g 30 was bid for lot
OF $50 bbs Other kinds were lu but ci in value
The sales a. $50 70 on the spot and for Au
gust delivery, a29 10 for city hogs
at 9hc. 9l5c, with arrivals OF 900 head Beef was
duh, but held for fun figures. A few small sales
pain mess and Sis a Ssls 90 for extra do Reel hams
were dun ana nominal at our last quotations Iierce oeef
was quiet the salncss Of the stock and the rmress @
$500 according to quality Bacon was d, and entirely
nominal owins TO the small oTerings Long clear was
quoted at 55c 6c For cut meats the mafket was sin
hams. Which. being scarce we're grg al former gres
few small sales we're egected within the of 3Ic 2sc
Tor nsw Western and cltv pickle hans a1d 81 c 2t5r
for smoked and begued do The nrd rnarket was very
fre easier There were sellers of nrire 70 al the close
nj l7e saes S0 tIerees a. 5e sin for civ saa n @
for prime western steam -
PErRoI FuM-Tbe demand for crude in bnlk w,s ess
active owing probabiy 10 The weaknes, in The marte on
the creek ami yeseriay prices were not maintained the
market closing at 2k a NE small sale was made at
Ike Crude Ia barrels was eill u and nominal at about
I7c Kauhbn va oret INT eadv et abovt ne Tho
for refined oil was less active the demand from all
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0pldnfs dat Mobi'e ana

FI'VuH ~ GAAIN.-keoepts, b,JU bbls Hour, IW.IW
pushes whea bo10 do and 436i do. The
MARIE. WAS ess active but trmer and brands State
were again 20c higher sales having higS as
90 90 Tor lots ON the spot and delivery part September
Inc saes were about Is 900 bbs including State
80 % So 6O on the and to was
quiet but steady Sales 100 bbs Rye flour steady and
trn, with sm ali supply. Sales 200 bbls Corn
dll! and nOallnal at our qnotatlonA We quote
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
GOD --CHAPMAH.-On Wednesday, July 81, at
the esdence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. Mr.
SAGE CHARLES J. GODFREY, OF New York city, 10
Miss KATIE A. CHAPLAIN, o Brooklyn, daughter o!
Daniel G. Chapman. No cards
New London papers please copy.
1HoMsoN--JARvis-O Tuesday, July 26, at
Grace church, Greenyille, n j., by the Rev. Freer
lex M. Gray, A. CLIFFORD THOMPSON. OF Orillia,
Ontsro, TO PHFBE j., youngest daughter OF Pierre
Jardts. Esq, OF New York.
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he exercises closed With prayer and the bened,ctiOr
Quite goOdy number OF people, evidently from
the neighborhood about-for the. church IS quite
close to the verge Of the rural dstrcts-were gath
cred In front OF the church see the President ma
he came out. The latter came out quietly, the
crowd looked on quietly, the President Then drove
rapidly away, and as rapidly melted away the
crowd.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

% y. ,ouna not only In NewYork and all itS cities ana
nro hut in every State and Territory throughout the
,rr,or The advertisement should be as brief az VIII
u Of lhe advantages claimed. being made clear 10 tue
reader We would especially dwell ON The faet tla' lio
,crhers for tN three editions OF THE TRIBUNE. Daily
S., weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals In every
rness profession; consequently advertisements in eacn
ar read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention 20 reports OF sales OF real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly the value OF Its col
minus as an advertising medium. The charges for adver
tisinc arc follows DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per nne
Tor each Insertion WEEKLY 1RmUNE 81 per line' SEMI
xrrELY tribune 25 cents per line. About ten words OF
arVe columns average alne. Terms, cash In advance
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The use of washed or fraudulent stamps on
arv decd lease other paper renders IT liable 10 Tor
Teure as well the stamps thereon, ana the user 10
Orc aud imprisonment o.. ~.
.rt as ts Bank Is the depot for the sale OF Revenue
Einurs direct from the Government.
TIE following rates Of discount are allowed to pur'
ehcscrs: .
so 10 lifl--.- s.-'.-f Hti Ccht
100 to 1000. per cent
100 and upward. ..--.--4A per cent.
Discount payable Ia stamps. Thus 500 bays si04 rs OF
h,auu1s NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,
Cor. Broadway aud Wailst.
J H. l.. MoRroRD. Cashier.
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gt6 -Sustp gtaI 6statt for Salt.

ORANGE VALLEY.-For SALE, cottage
~ H0UsB the st.tou 10 rooms bath and eos sta
be fruit and shade ecsi u lots Price 1900
Inquire OF HORA1iO n BROWN. lis Worbst
fNEN ACRES OF LAND-Very desirable for
COUNTRY SEATS 10 minutes by raosd from New Yori sod
two minutes wek hum son Igbes. elevation ard prospect be-
tween Newark Mountain sud the Churches shoo markets
And horsears hesbborhoci bessA Condors See
LUTHER RbDflBLD 81 Duans-st
"a ACRES-Located high; 1 mile from Mill
burn dspo Residence stables outbudug under highest
eutvston hborbood frsoass; Apply
HAMILTOS 4 WALLIS 3 Nasssns st. cor Pine
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gt6-Sfrsp Stal 6stai, for Salt.

A 4 ORANGE, N. N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
N sBd fARMS great ysh.iy beautifully tt6ed boa from
ceslOrk @ SALE l0s Also County and Houses LET for
she by BLACKWELL SMITH No z43 Broadway,
Neefof 9to NJ Orange corner Man and Cosest. toe
A LII WANTING FARMS-9,O0O acres, good
IA sc climate, y miles Of Philadelphia
yr Improved Toe place growing rapidly than
tn0st ol place the United IEOuSsEds s(ng Al
atess G. X LAhDlS, ,viaelaBd. n J.
A 4 SOUTH ORANGE, New-Jerscy, House
And tye ofud stable carnage boue ald srdenss house,
mae bedls %i 1872 10 cottage e for
eA<s@s<tA HSEl " ss@s lisa aeaeI al Law olsDss
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spElas H. MrLLgH, Auciohsen
-,.tn hDIkN IL NJ

hDniAF IT. MILlEh Ant9httn = -,
HXECUTORs SALE--ADRlAN II. MuL-
IL Lfn p r. WILKINS Co. VIII ssl At AUCTION on otS, ~,
DAY Apd H. B7J At /! O'clock al Tie hi'H'Se sAe00H w "
Broadway. nm 10 1ttv 1nyvu nv yoNERnS
Y hing between aud coss to teuIral l"fk
~, al WoolUa D.to Harlem EAl'oal btonglg 70 iA re o
d,reased This property hll tle District Of West
",sI Can nnF oltol othe Ccgttsi rsl o9m@.''Is
81 hcw-lofs st hlnsuinsr
% tgb I'M AR pure vater frd beatlI NiN hc s"din
n, ns cs sse trrmTeU uue inlspuiahe Possession lMar
'' of Inn, ared pcuons tlc gfouui 20 shos the
I,oye.re,s A. az hoafs Il NhA-ahi..se Depot hMeh
h@Ioai o., pr. '''' WV ts1l
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I EFT HIS HOME, No 446 Fourth h-ave., Dec.
g. 1850 e1 Policeman LAWRENCE KELLY He received con-
amount money City Hall since which time be has not
been is subject f Of insanity at times have great
fears Of hs sI tall light complexion bne brown
when he M home coat black pants gray e
hearing the whereabouts
will be ud enough notify Captain WALLER
Seventh Ward station House. All papers please copy
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J. JOHNSON. jr., huetoneer.
DY JOUNSON & NJ l. l. L X,
~ AVTTIONEERS

RY JOHNSON S2ISnxSSss 4 N 1xp L l. X
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No nJ E.sslu-sr. CEDAEsr, kt~-i"Hs 81,
C, Retdpee, Stores Los COuny Seas aud Farms oD' SOC
rented EXCHANGED regotsi. Aucon ss Of Furniture &C
n o,e'oel Al EretABg. aesroorn III Broadway ~ L.
WEDNESDAY, April l3
eok At City Sale.room PheuiI Building No. l6 Courtst,
i,.d ,nep sale 10 eject partition Of 90 Nnh Ward Lots
situated on Butler Degraw saketi Uusn and President It,, heels
ter and UueaAyes
tt,- EgeTy lot will be sold regardless OF Prife - N,
hso and place, p pcu4ld Lois Oh pousAsh pVI'
ysti between Troy Ani Albany sVes
Third. ave- foItyiourth-st, Choiee Lots
Forty turLst. adjoining above. u Lots
other 10 different parts olsi'teek'n
MaIs aucoDess ohees % Nassau 49, y u 10 Mon
tayue. st. BguotJu