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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half-past Five O'Clock y. MI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, August So p. NJ.

TUESDAY, August S-6 p. NJ.
AsHEs.The market continued quiet, without change in
prices Small lots commanded 81 % 81 rs for pots
SO a SO rs for pearls.
CANDLES in light request prices, viz BE
l5c for adamanne &c. &c. for stearc 29c. for plain
sperm. and 500. for patent SPERM
COPPER.-The market for American ngot firm, with
acontinued fair inquiry We further sales of $50 900
lbs Lake, for immediate delivery at 22c and 1900 lbs
Lake at 2ssc. for Immediate and 22c &c. for future
delivery Sheahng &c continued to command full prices
under fair demand. The SOc. new sheath
Ing 36c 3Sc for nails, 32c for bolts and 21c
for old sheathng 2c for yellow metal sheathng &c for
COFFEE.-A fair demand prevailed for Rio and Santos.
but the high preensions Of holders prevented general
hands lac, gold in bond The late active
Rio and Santos coffee stimulated active inquiry for
Maracaibo perl W. Maitland on private terms The
ke for all kinds closed firm. Messrs. Arden White
sum up the stock Of RIO and d Santos coffee in the United
New Orleans 5000 dc. Mobile, 39s do. Galveston
Total, i4O2 bags. We quote Ordinary carCoes iOac
lse prime do lssc sslc extreme ranse Of lots, idsc
l3c all gold in bond 30 TO 80 DAYS credit and good,
Ishc aasc Ceyen i6c i7c ~ Marasaieo' lsc lsse
9s4c loo. Costa Rca lS%c. a1Sbc Manila, Hc l5c. ;
Mexican lSc iSc savana isc iS1c Curacoa' iSc
CoTToN.-The suspension of prominent operator and
further adverse reports from European markets combined
entirely nominal The subjoined quotations repre-
decline OF & per H. for ordinary and good ordinary
The sales below reported include large lines,
1l00 bales and of upwards of 800 bales aside
which the business was N Small lots a. low prices including
in transit below reported comprise 500 bales strictly good
ordinary 10 low mddling Texas liverpool classification
leans, I'D. freight and cent prmage Forward de-
lveries generally inactive September contracts the
only exceptions active but Bloc ib lower
q
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KILLED IN COURT.

From the New Orleans Times, August I.
AT u quarter-past Two O'Clock Yesterday tue First
District court room was made the scene OF one OF
the most extraordinary spectacles ever exhibited
before criminal tribunal. IL resulted In Arthur
Guern beng shot and mOrtaly wounded by James
d. Houston. the Chef Deputy Sheriff OF the Court.
Dust previous to the occurrence one Anaoe DecOurt
had been on trial on the charge OF larceny and just
as the Jury returning into Conrt Arthur Gueriu
entered the ROOM Approaching Que OF the specta-
tors VINO in the Judgment OF several witnesses was
perfect stranger ne commenced q loud Convefsa-
ton. Judge Abel, turning to one or TWO deputy
sheris, directed them TO take that man out
They approache him, ana Guern, IL Is said, put
on his hat they, however. took MIN by the arms
aud were leading nun toward the door, and Mr..
Houston, rising from ms desk, followed them.
When nearly 10 the door we are told Guerin jerkCd
away or attempted to JERK away, ana &c the same
lime nut one hama behind his back as n to draw
weapon. Mr.. Houston at that time raised q weapon
and tired three shots In fapld succession. Guerin
fell and was lifted by the deputy sneriffs into the
nall OF course the court room was at once scene
OF confusion aud for time business was entirely
suspended. upon examination II was found thai
Guenn was wounded ~ the lefy arm near the Shout
der and in the back, near The spinal column. lie
was placed on stietcher and conveyed TO the Sec
ond district station house 10 winch place Dr. Avila,
the city pE ysican, was summoned. Intelligence OF
the tragedy spread with great rdpidity, ana III
nearly ali the street ears ana on the principal thor
oughiarcs Ii was almost the unvers i topic OF con-
versauOn So great was the sensation produced
that many went immediately 10 TIE station house,
ana for perhaps two hours the place was surrounded
by crowd.
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS.

GALVESTON. August ., 1871.
Cotton dull good ordinary. i6c Net receipts sOi bales
S'''A' 'i''' NEW ORLEANS August 8, 1871.
Net receipts 81 bales; gross l5s Sales I25 Stock, A. al
MOBILE, August g. 1s7I
Cotton dul mddings, lsc Net receipts, 20 bales;
ports coastwise, 20 Sales, d. Stock. 74o3
Cotton dull; low middlings. l7c. Net receipts sO bales
Stock, 1881 . -
fair demand at lower rates middlings lie Sales
I'- '"'e' CHARLESTON, August g. 1871
dull middngs. lsc Net receipts i3s bales Sales,
%. Stock S,3o7. ,y.,. ..o or.
Cotton quiet middlings, lec Net receipts exports
coastwisc, 30 bales. Stock 565' ,o, o,,
Cotton quiet low midngs l79tc. Net receipts IS bales;
exports coastwisc l26. Stock, 4OS
Cotton duh and lower; mddings i9,9c Net receipts. ~
bales sross o6 exports coas.wisc a. Sales Is Stock ss
Cotton quiet and weak middlings, 20iic Net receipts
bales gross $50. Sales, 2OO. Stock 5000.
LoulsynLr Angus, s. 1871.
Tobacco active and firm ss'es r; 49, Gh%s Tugs ss % ~
Wheat steady and demand OF choice, store
nsT " Iy the store a2c aSc Rye quiet al 75c Pros
sions-Nohns doing beyond slight order demand; pork.
Sc sides. Sc for round lots backed lard lOc.
Recep,s-Flou, 500 bbs wheat, $4,000 bushels corn,
% bushels o,s S S ons a"In
road Wheat $1,000 bushels corn rs 900 bushels
Yss oaE aae a il ar dc
2S0JO bushels Milwaukee club 81 l9 81 30 $500
bushels red Ohio 81 % Corn dull sales ID oO0 bushels
No Western at 559e Soc, in lots; $4,000 bushels do
arrive, b5c dull. Sales lots Western 43c Rye
neglected. Pork Sl3 80 Sl3 70. Lard dull at l0c 10
uigbwlnes nominaily 1891
OswFGo, August s, 1871.
Flour upchang ei sales IfD0 bbls, IS - No.
spring, 81 % for amber winter So IS for white winter
~ " Tor double Wheat dull sales 3UU0 bushels
milwaukee, CUR 81 27 72O bushels do, at 81 3O 400
bushels Old winter at 81 35 50J bushels red
Ind,na, at 81 80; 900 bushels amber Michigan. at
81 3D. dull; sales 1900 bushels high mixed In at
toe. Oats-none in market. Barley, and peas
quiet Corn meal, 81 ~ for ooied; 81 85 for I'M
boited per cwt. Mlfeed unch nsed; shorts, $40 a
sz2: shipstu1s g23 a S25 middlings, S2s $3.50
per ton. iiisbwInes &c. lanai i, ireshts Wheat,
81 20 to New York RAILROAD fregnts- Boston
5sc to New York 40c.. Albany 35c Receipts by lake,
wheat 2O50D bushels $4,000 feet lumber
Shipments canal i5O bushels wheat 90U bushels
2.b.OUAO feet lumber.
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COURT Qs GENERAL SsSSI1q;.

In the Court OF General Sessions Yesterday before
Recorder Hac6ett, Richard Johnson was charged
with Implication IN burglary committed at No S37
Broadway, the 18th OF February. Ihe stolen pro-
perry was found secreed on the roof Of the liquor
store Kept by the prisoner, al No. 1871 Wooster street.
but the evidence adduced TO connect him with the
burglary was inconclusive, and the jury found him
not guilty
Emile ilalbrou. respectable looking young man,
was placed al the bar on charge OF stealing "A slI-
yer watch and chain from u Frenchman name a
Joseph Van Brussel. The prosecution was aban-
doncd Immediately after the examination OF the
complainant, VINO was walking along sixth avenue
with wife on the night OF the 18TH OF June, when
passed by the accused, whose umbrella handle acct.
IDENTIFY hooked In the chain OF the watch and drew
out the watch wnlcn was found lying IN tue mud.
Tho Jury promptly returned verdict Of not guiity,
aud he was honorably discharged.
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FOREIGN personal GOSSIP.
-Abdel Kader is In Paris.

-Abdel kader - IN ParlS.
--Genera Douay has been appointed Grand
Cross OF the National Order OF the Legion Of Honor
- The Grand Duchess Marie Of Russia ana the
Princess OF Oldenbuy VIII spend the winter at Tor
quay.
The King of Portugal has Just presented the
Grand Gordon OF therower and sword to NJ. Theirs,
Marshal MacManon, Prince de Bismarck ana Count
de Motke.
The ex-Emperor Napoleon and the Prince Inn
perlal attended by the Duke or BasSan0 ana Que or
his Milesty's adcsde- camp, hOnored the Baroness
Burdett -COutLs with visit at Holly Lodge, High
gate, England recently.
The Master OF the Rolls tEngland) recently
gave his consent to compromise or DEBT incurred
py the late Marquis OF Hastings IN borrowing G0,0oC
from Mr. Padwlck In order TO Iiquldate Dis racing
debts ana allow the Earl to run for the ST. Legcr.
The legal advisers Of the Marcnoness had consented
TO the compromise and AL the other parties were
agreed.
NJ Thiers has been making diplomatic appoint
ments which will make The world to stare twrltes
Paris correspondent. M. Lanirey. VINO has SHOWN
talents as an historian, Is TO 90 70 berne, NJ. fn
laume Gulzot whose sole claims TO notorety arc ms
being his aIher's son and u very Imperfect know.
ledge Of Greek. Is 10 go TO Athens, ahd the Sieur"
Edmond About Is To go to Lisbon.
--SQnor Mario. who has just retired from the
stage Is to have a memoriat presented TO hin. For
tnis purpose q committee mas been formed consist
ing or the Duke OF sutherland, the Duke OF Beaufort
the Marquis or Landsdowne the Earl OF Clarendon
Vlsconnt sydney, Mr. Chaplin, NJ. r.; Mr. L. eye
and other gentlemen. Colonel Napier Sturt, NJ T.,
mas undertaken the once OF honorary, secretary.
The Emperor Alexander is the hero OF the fol-
lowing anecdote:Ile was present at q collection 10
Parts Tor one of the hospitals. fhe plate was held
out TO hin by an extremely pretty girl AS he gave
his louis dor he whispered "Mademoiselle, TINS II
for your bright eyes a1e gr suT' she ana pre-
..more?' eyes, SIR" said she, al now want some.
thing for the poor"
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.

The American shakers are organizing Emissions
to the neathen," and have begun by sending an
"eldcr" To London.
The work OF restoration was far advanced IN
the nave of Bath Abbey. England, 20 render that
portion Of the building available for public service.
II has been decided 10 erect marble statue OF the
late Ear OF Clarendon III the Foreign ONCE as a
memorial OF that statesman. committee has been
formed 10 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS for TINS purpose.
Several hundred mechanics and other workmen
are employed on the double screw turret arnor
plated snip Gatton, two guns, 2 700 tons, 500horse
power, fitting in Chatham harDor. IN order that she
may be competed within the earliest possible period
and sent TO
1t is stated IN the RUorpla that there ~ every
probability the great tunnel under Mont Cents WI
mony Is to be accompanied by some nttle display.
10 meet the necessary expenses me Italian govern
ment Will, 1t Is SAID give lO,00Of and the munich
paty OF Turin similar amount.
The Havre papers announce that the wheat and
barley crops are greatly improved during the iass
distry"t of La Beance the harvest is expected To
equal that OF 1865 which vas one OF the best years
on record. In the department OF the Enre, how
a week so great Is the injury IL has inflicted
IN some Of the communes or parishes, hat the
crops absolutely destroyed beyond recovery.
All round the trees were stripped and nailst9pes Of
forty grammes weight were found la many places.
The Asiatic has exhumed the following
story from the domestic annals Of Bengal
chef, was drowned, or, at all even S, dNappcared
while bathing Consequently The old Raah adop.eu
son, who is now the Kalah OF Burdwan. SONG
years after CLAIMANT appeared and persnauew
many OF the Zemindars 10 believe ~ his ,uenuy
with the lost heir. lhc local masisuac, mV ~ sne
Mr. Ogvle showed his real name 20 be AUX snai,
ana not what IL shoGld have been IL MS tae were
true-Partab chandar the lost heir. Notwi,nstana-
ing the sham Rajah ound dupe IN q iicn talcut,a
Rtnoo and engaged In "A long course O. litigation
which alter cnr,chmg several en,erprislng 'aw'
yers ended In the defeat ana rum o. I've PfetenUer,
Iaaa am nj
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Wheat was in fair request but restricted
by the of holders This especially the
The closed quiet at soon ST. 82 81 81 for prime No.
spring and ~ 30 81 30 for NO. the latter price being
bushels ,neary all winterl AT 81 ~ for No. Chicago
sprinR, 81 81 Tor Duluth, 81 "a for Illinois in
ter 50 81 SO for red Western, 81 ~ nj as Tor
prime fancy amber Michigan Corn steady
with sales OF $1,000 bushels AZ 66.c. 61c for Mixed oc
for yellow; Southern yellow nomnaiy 72c. wnite Soc
Oats were dul hut without noticeable change The sales
were ABOUT ooo bushels at 5cc 6oc for new Western 6Oc
a sc. for white.
FRrIGHrs.Ihc market continues very quiet, and rates
without perccpble change, although the OF the
market as strong yesterday Shippers generally
will not the present high rates. ana but little dspo-
ston was shown to make Ions The charterns Dus
also quiet nigh checking business TIE
grain l0Ad 10 London, by 2O bales hops I'D
and by sail OOO bbs nour at Is The charters comprise
leum 5s 3D. German bark hence to s,ettn 4oO bbs
fined petro eun 6s 3D. brig I'll tons, from Jamac.
New YORK, losw0od 80; British bark 4 TONS from Mon
trea to River Plate. lumber, S2l French brig, about
40 tons, to Bordeaux general cargo, private terms
GCNNIFs-The market remains quiet for both cloth
aud bags but prices we're hrm, quoted at c. lbe for
for domestic
Hops.- The market continued drm has been
somewhat excited since last owing To the uni syorable
reports that coming In from the hop growing districts
both nj home aud abroad and prices now quoted here
better than in London and still show strong upward ten
dcncy We quote California, l2c 20c per 10. state Sc.
2Oc do. Eastern, lie i7c 10. Western, loo Ice do.
ycarlDgs, &c. &C., and o!ds, &c. &c.
HEMP AND JUrF. The market has shown no new fea
Sos $3.50 per ton; undressed DO, ass $40 do.
Manila, lake, gold sisa gsc. s94c, do; iamPco 'c
a9c do IN bond; sum- nc. &C., currency Jute 3pc
b,9c.. gold, aud Jute buV. 3bc. sc, currency.
leon. There was an active movement IN American pig
al full prices The safes comprise 5U0 tons No 2cera be
high private terms leo tons No. 2gray forge or private
tons extra Carbon. at $i Scotch pig fair demand
AZ former prces wsb sales oil GOV tens 0ensaooek ~
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Calendar in Bankruptcy for This Day

CnIcrdar in Bankruptcy for This Day.
PETITIONS IN INVOLUNTARY CASES
3052 Horace b. Claim ct al. Samuel NJ. Lederer
and George NJ. Lederer; 3l01 James w. Evarts VS..
The United States IIfe Insurance Company; 3lO5,
Daniel d. Leary VS.. The East Tennessee Zinc Com
pany 3lO9, Trent Durand ct al and The East River
Planning and Saving Company VS.. Charles Sturz-
vkober: 31lR James g. Johnson and al. vs.. Rosaie
Waterman; 3Il2, Jesse B. Speman CT al VS.. Resale
Waterman; 3il3, Harrison II. Van Pet Waiter
II. haght; BIG. George I. Merwn ct al. VS.. Thomas
Mawby; 3tlS John M Havens VS.. William walker.
ARGUMENT.
On commissioners report. 300, Robert J. Hoguet
ct al. VS.. Woligang resChncr.
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The quotations based cotton quality
than half grade above or below the grace quoted.
The closing cotton freights foreign ports
were:-ro Liverpool, by steamer, ad; by san, 3l6d. ;
to Havre, by steam, lc., gold; sail, sc: Ham
burg by steam. 5i6d.; TO Bremen, by steam, sc.
gold, compressed Baltic ports. by sail, &c 7ac., gold
The receipts the ports thus Galveston
bales New Orleans. w. Mobile, 2 savannah, 2lo Charles
ton 1872 Norfolk 80; Baltimore 49, New York 5l Boston,
T. Total, lo06 bales; day last week. l402
last year. 9s The following geographic reports from
ern three =. ~ received here
GavestonMarket dull sales none; good ordinary, loo.
New Market dull and nominal sales l25;
ding. IKE. Mobie-Marke dul sales, 30; middhng Lee
Market dull sales, none; low miidng Tisc.
dull snes % m.dding Iec Norfolk
Market quiet safes, none low mdding, l7Sc Baltimore
Market duh n lower; sales. 49, miidllng, l9Gc
FLOUR AND -Receipts-Flour, 1857 bbls.
wheat 49, 100 bushels corn, l6lg do meal $50 bbs.
and I75 .bags oats bushels. The market
du bu, unchanged The sales were ABOUT 1910
bbs RYE hour fair demand. The sales being mostly
Vt a 20 - Corn meal continued quiet both
barrel sacked Sacks quoted at 81 % for
course q Tor lne 81 70 line sfted, 81 50 for boed
800 o. I..t Ixubts w,
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MEALIA MURDER.
Dauxcrousiy Beaien-Aute- 1IOrtem State.
meut.

Captain Kennedy, OF the Sixth precinct, yesterday
informed Coroner Young that Mary O'Mealia was
ly,nr In a dangerous condition at 80 Mulberry street
from the effects Of violence alleged TO nave been
nlcted upon her by Patrick Merrick on the night or
the 81 inst Merrck, as charged, struck Mary one
or more blows on the head with PAIR OF taior's
shears causing compression of the brain fracture
of the skull. captain Kennedy thougnL 1t Judcious
to take the woman's statement IN regard to the
currence, there is slight probability OF her re-
cOXprV.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
Alleged Removal eli Uustnmped Cigars.
Before commissioner Davnnnnrf

NiTcVtU FlVriiUVaI VT NDsIHtNNtU
Before Commissioner Davenport.
7lae Unued states rs John e. DomScIe.-The de-
PENDANT, who is a manufacturer OF cigars, was
charged with having permitted q quantity OF cigars
in boxes without stamps to be removed from his
establishment. Mr.. Domscke explained tnat the
rules OF his house allowed the work men To use from
ten to twelve cigars each day. ana he believed they
had taken them away in place OF smoking them
whi'e at The case was adjourned for a week
TO enable the defendant 10 give proof OF his state
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TOlIBS POLICE COVRr.
MISLEADING tue Cnse--NaiIina NELSON'S Watch
Sugar fhe Water.

Before Judge Hogan.
A gentleman named Richard Il. Hatch. OF 40
Church street. charged Robert Pesch Patrick Sbeehy
and Jonn Enrighr with stealing fifty dozens of white
stockings, worth $3.50. the property of Calm n CO.
Pesch said it was all mistake; sheehy sent him for
a case Tor paper, and seeing no other one on the
sidewalk he took this one. All the prisoners were
locked up TO answer
William Kunsen confessed TO having stolen gold
watch and some money from Sarah Nelson, OF
Perth AmbOy. the Whoc being worth S64. William
was committed in default.
James Hill was found In boat upon the East
River by the harbor police with 1,600 pounds oil
sugar worth Si6D. James was confined uutil an
owner can be procured for the property.
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30
Included 40 bales to arrive future
delivery Oasis low middlng, the sales been fol
lows Last eveningAugus 100 at lss, 200 Is l6
1sc, 100 at H5s september. so at Is Bile, LOO
Sac 100 at Is lltc 100 &c., 200 September
and no October l8c., ogether October, 100 lSc 100
ut s6c LOO at 1slc November, 2Ol at sac December
4OU at total 5000 bales To-day August 100 1sc 1O
at Ic 400 at IL 10 l6c September 100 at &c., 100
September and October at lsc October 500 at &c. 200
December 7zsc DecembeE 100 at &c., 200 NJ 1sc 100
At IL l3l6c.; total l000 bales grand total 1910
The quotations OF yesterdays forward deliveries
were August II ll6o September IL b-l6c; October
1SIL lam We nInfe
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Comparative earnings OF the Central Pacific Rail
road Company
FOR me months OF June and July 1871. 40
FOR the months Of June and July, 1870. l.5l2373
Increase this year over 1870. s1o2,lo2
Earnings first seven months 1871 ........ 4.924.920
Earnings first seven months 1870 .. 4,2l0,463
Increase this year over 1870. S7l4,457
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FURNITURE.

A -NOTICE-KELLY n Co. CORNER OF TWENTY
firth street and Sixth avenue now offering large and
splendid assortment OF Carpets Furniture, Bedong Oh
cloths &c, at very low prices
Weekly monthly payments taken.
A call respectfully SOLICITED.
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FJNO LET-AT FORDHAM, wESTCHESTER COUNTY A
House, containing II rooms cellar bathroom kitchen,
&C. with hot and cold water throughout there
denwe stocked with fruit
all kinds stables and ouhouses premises; $3.50 till
May I, 1872 Apply to s. A. BASSFORD CO., III lIg
Elm street.
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CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION HAS BEEN MADE
N in the prices of Furniture, Carpets and Bedding al
OFARRELL'S extensive warerooms, 200 Eighth avenue
Twentieth street. Monthly weekly payments taken
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The dulness IN the foreign exchange market con-
tnues to in greater ratio than the supply
bills. These being In excess Of the demand, leading
bankers were compelled again to-day 10 reduce
their rates. Hence the rate for sixty days sterling
went OF this morning at 1929 1898, and TO 11oi4
for short sight, continuing quiet throughout the day
az these figures. Sales are reported OF bond bulls at
10 net.
BONDS
were quiet, but a few sales were made at steady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

ITO LET-OPPOSITE UNITED STATES MINT, CHEST
i nut street. Philadelphia, handsome four story brown
stone store and Building % feet Chestnut
$50 feet 20 SAMSON street. suitable for business Address
A H. MERSHOk, northwest corner Twelfth and Fbert
Streets Philadelphia.
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DOR SALE-A BARGAIN, FARM NEAR LARGE
lake with fruits and berries OF all kinds; nice driving
roads; house, ououings and fencing cannot he better
terms easy and little cash required mile from the
agents need apply Gail at SO Seventh Ff-
tee nth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

TOR SAJE-OPPOS1TE CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK,
in New Jersey Town Sight IS acres, ON the Northern
Railroad, 20 minutes from Hoboken; to who under
stands putting this in lots plots upon the market it
rare chance. Apply to j. BIZ RKE 5S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

LNOR SALE OR LEASF--A FACTORY PROPERTY,
II with steam; water enty suitable for manulactur-
ing purposes cheap and ON easy terms. 81 Park
4.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.-FOR SALE OR RENT, ON
w 18th street, Boulevard and East River, Gothic
Cottage, rooms modern
fruit shrubbey, &c first class neighborhood Apply oc6
West Thirty -seventh street, premises.
TO ACRES, IN ROCKLAND COUNTY Two
- miles from river; Gepots well stocked with
fruit. BENNETT CHASE, 5i4 Broadway room Q
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WANTED TO RENT-oN A LEASE OF TWO OR
w three years from LIST OF October November. at New
Brighton, H. House. having all the modern improvements
three sitting and four good bedrooms, besides atc
garden attached Address W. r. w., box III Post Office New
York.
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(,AFE BRUNSWICK, FIFTH AVENUE AND TWENTY
" sixth street.-Cuisine cassque delightfully."- located
It's salons, public and private unsurpased its attaches
feet in their departments, and conductor determined Il
licits patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-09

ITO bET-AT NYACK, FURNISHED COTTAGE OF
seven rooms excellent water shade and fruits. for Two
months to careful parties $50 month Address w.,
Nyack Post Office, N. Y.
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ITO LET-FURNISHED, AT PLAINFIELD N. j.,
until next spring. handsome residence depot Is
rooms; bath furnace billiard room, stable, &c. Ad-
dress r., box IS New York Post onlce.