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New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

49, t -rd fr,,l, Atb, close market enll and heavy a'o'
sue. saies Of s2O bbls We qaote m IN, as aods6 50
ss' s; sSS$s @ 80 20 ,S SaS RsasSsocp InS s ~
ss''i, s.,. 1sl ;i.ss sg 5 Ps' SS, Ia, ''S "
& sss,, sss, s,7, s7; f; oSs 1 one Ind Mich S - 90
Ssaess EI,... Cos 10 20 Doqo h'sfo ae 60: ga 10 IS
e S.., . SS' sS S. eos @ Poass b, 81 70 ss s 4 4 S
s 1Ssrs ..' 7so 80 Gcpsss Ritrs brand. i5o' 10 %
srrn Flon is dc and ihe low and edun gI.oe ai s 81,
Fsmiy steady. A, he close The market oa'' auu ''
e"s cso,retoun Msd TO Good sup $6 500 ~ p
Is't. 4icr ana Georsetowu Extra and Family 90 - M
Rchsoud Couttgy, Superlle '.'.-''''''''' ~ 10 25
gcs.ond Couarg EHra.- 80 M sO
- ic,,ciI "a brands ........... oe n .
Vrserstoun AMI vicinity kEras.. ~ 80. w. " "
Il Flour que taue safes Of l'S bits "saISSS4 -
Ryt Four Wern... ......''''''''9 80 20
g. Hss : dull tud heay 200 bbs we aSoie en- n m
Nea yersey 80 % - ~ & ,oIe s src 80 90 ass 95
o. Ian Flour s heavy and quite doll. Sb -, 80. h.i4
CNNN-Ihe Wheat market b. qet ne ,II..- W ~ ,,iors
tre am but ths advance heghl' eLeG ~ & S orsho bsck
~ rg io le advance boz icehis. W e ~, " , S, seot.
~ are bash at = % i'f R NV - VA n sr , 90
81 ~ fr No MNtukee, aioat 81 ~ LOT iSu "es "eyin, IN m
: III Amber OF God Drop Souhern run2s b.'i! s euu ' I
M % Of tgo-rovei o. tc Barley NAL = ~. III
Tebt ale. of 5000 bush 81 ~ 70! Stats ann n 80 20 IS
g. 0 ar AND close wehcri te s are s5u oosa
~, Ohio Mrel sfoat ans White az Soc anoat and on
- a 80 or rack iull and tame sales Of 90 hus
srr repoed afoaL Corn is very plenty ne ouA ~ A'
a. rty damp; pressed on The market sui rs nSe ly. w.
srn xed C0toc m Soh or steamer and ll@c ioI eg % % ~ @
la, oag AZ c SoaAem yellow At 7sci Do "h'e a'S'"
HIDES -T brs, n Dry fair ehely 10 Domestic Hides
IA wih tetac sale pT ID has been submitted 10 n h.l,
.cy ,ousaui Ba.rc Rios have found pnl'
rh 40 lc dly paid Wtt Ste Hides ore arm aud in gea 1.
sae, g Bl-o and 80 bales Go" h-es or p''e terms v"
al
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04


TRAINS LEAVE YEwYoRK
For Hew-iayen saa Bridgeport etEIh H'O H. i''' iSLh
Fox Milford sTa.f5ri Farde southport and wepOr lI3o-
nj 3:i5 So ard 5J9 p M, m ,,qo ,,,s0, 9fE,l as
40 iEr) $50 $50 aud (EK.) p. N.
FoT D,rirn T. 1880 a. m 545, 49, 81 90 and $50 p
For Sf st'e {. 1 1 e. stij 5 Ig iI m D. mn M - ~
For Greenwich intermediate Stations l. D. lI'" m |i "'
So s % M, 1in leaves SswYOrE " ''- "a 's
BOou via both sprnEffsdSN kPe aTS SagE TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, 9 a. m; snds
FoT g.,,9a 1or Ia aB slSIe S5 L5 2s I1i @ and pm
FrConnectcu Ryer Ralrold a. m t25 m to Nofham2on,
n H.,t9o1 80 noq' Provence and Fhkn Railroad l2lSp
For shore Line Raiwa NOrSh and Ff0'eHee H''
For EswIaven AMI Northampton Railroad a. nj NJ 70 N"n-
aTg0P % sSa Mdcwn and wnanc Railroad Ar L0s
A. E M ana ma. .,;oBe p % Railroad 8 a. m and p.
For SsSgaiuE Raroa4 m and go m waterbury
TOr Dsnbgy and NorFak Railroad PIP and ~ H.
Commoious Sleeping Cars attached Tran an ss0 70 sun
s,y Mail Train on either Line DraEngroom Car 9''''s s'
~ .aS P m urocure tickets to any point reached over @ road 4
the Depo Of the SewYok and New Haven n NJ % 1850, %
EpSes No eii Broadway and No. Cowst Bfooss ani
S leaving 6s a9e, can have their HoYT ssUt
NTEW-YORK CENTRAL AND. HUDSON
RIVER RIILRoAD.-COmmeneing MONDAY, June 3 ls72-
1broueh trains will leave Grand Centra Depot al, ,. .
' Though to wstertown. Rochester. ahd ST. Abai~
1000 M special Chicago Express with daHusoom can to busas
and Niagara Falls
II 90 T. m. Northern and Western Express
3O D. m, Special Albany and Troy Express 80. n.
400 m Montreal Express, with seepngea from newton 70 81
600 H. EIpress ,leepingcas for waeoNu oWegO, and
500 D. m Pacsc EIpress sleeping for Rochester Buffalo
Niagara Fails also .or Chicago, via both L. > and NJ =
RAILROADS. and for ST. Louis, via Toledo The ahd ~
llOO p m EIpes, with sePngsaTs for Troy ard Albany
Yonkers Special from hreht, west SIDE a. per
IL.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
SOUTH SIDE r. r. OF L. l.
y ,o .1sSGEMENT

~ er,n1pR ARkINGkMkNT
- . - ~ n nv ~ III ~ Isn1D or LONG ISLAND
THE ONLi h.,.a..Hs
po1yaaIl BEACH
,,..a., M.v y rains leave Nsw.York via Roosevelt
and GandsI ei,es - connecting with stage for Beeport and
a m'-Mal lSt p -. a. ~hon Tor Fire Island
flrn race - for Isip.
10 a. -AeeeonllgIfs lorIfockawAy aud Babylon
n Gstchogue. connecting stage for Beleporl
j p and boat for Fire taroash south
sna ~ Without stop reaching Babylon At Slo D N.
OfshI ~ Rockaway aud Merrck
p -hxPrcS.~rsuou for Pachoxae
430 y. m-Aceon-.aatnn for Babyicu.
$3.50 ,. m.-Aceea~S alton for Mernck
6JO y Je and n. connect a valey se.z With
All trains end RoekawsY. Due will he rive. sf the
open,ng VI wv I, W. DOUGLAS. SuDenntesdsnA
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04

VDENNSI IIV ANIA hAIIhUAD, Y lpnsens
RAILROADS OFN DIyISoN-FrOm loo o. DgSEiPHIs
ST and from foot Of CORTLANDrSr-For WbsI PM D -
Al 100 and 900 m l2:3o 400, 5Ov 6SOs, $50, p a. r
ught Pniladephia via Camden aad2 p imoss 90,
MORE nd WASHINGTON and THB WEST, 80
a m and 3: 90 D. For the SOUTH 800 N NJ 's' Nv,
Washington and Lynehbufg daily,
without change For the WEST, via Pennsy va5 l -, -
and S0' p. Silver Palace eais are CHICAGO ssJ In
M and run through from New York - Ptsoufh t he 400
Vile without ehauge Silver Palace are .i Iosn
day and run through Pittsburgh, Cnettsehd N ,b $40
Louis without change. Silver Palace ears a. Wayoe C6so pP
and through from Ne~ISrhh TOO, Cord audt ST.
md alt Brosiwsy tsDAly) TaieE JACKsoy a.,1 g.,
A J. CAsSATf, fenl Manager i---
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
Safe and Profitable =!
THE
CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 30 Years
7 Per CT. GOLD BONDS
on ANOACCRUED INTEREST.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The Road runs nom the Detroit River and the Eastern
rt in the new AIR LINE PROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO and has
hoe, unler construction years past y railroad men Wno
h eep the necessity for STEEL RAIL, low GRADB shORr
RoITE between the great railroad systems which dverse om O30
Toledo and Bafalo o,o .,.
Among the builders the road by whose cash Subscriptions o
f Of 2s have already graded rsed and made ready or ne
large part steel rails bought al Of the maieia
for the stations and Of the equpment purchased are;
MILTON COURTRGHT. JOHN +. TRACY. DAVID DoWS' "m'
T. SCOTT. HENRY II. FARNHAM r. A. FORSYTH HENRY roh'
TFR JOHN NJ BURKE NJ L. SYKES B. F. ALLEN all dree'
tors either in the Chicago Northwest or the Chicago Rock hAni
and Pacific, GEO oPDYKE Of the Midland Road JOHN AbLhN
Sidney DILLON DANIEL DREW J. S. CASEAsNr' j. j.
cAsEY O g. CHAPMAN JOHN ROSS, DAVID STEWART and T.
H. WINSTON.
THE ROAD vinbe
SO Miles Shorter than any other Road,
either BUILT or contemplation between Buffalo ana 'eAso anu
vii also shorten the Toledo and Buao 23 miles
TuR MAXIMUM GRADE the entire Line does not exceed flf
TEEN FEET to the meand NueysI per cent Of le road -
STRAIGHT.
TIE ROAD WILL BE COMPLETED and running order on or be-
ore Dec 81 ofthis year
The principal and interest bonds payable either IN he"-ioi
London, Frankfort.
We confidently recommend bonds to al classes Of investors
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
DELAWARE, LAcKAWANNA and WEST

n
NR noH3 eiTdH 4N & ESSsx ~ . Scranton.
BSnio8 S8GSR sy SACS a ossis W0TT cG CARS
VIII ER IRaASGESESrs commencing MONDAY November 20,
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boon,on Branch
runs directly through rom sesfo 70 osweso without eaan.e car.
B. R. for Kngston wl.sso,rre Pttoa &c ,, p...-
% SsoSr S1 az R oy SS "a CIV, PSn S ~ he d. H. ard RI
cse, ami 0svgO and Eaton with Legh VALLEY T. T. o all points
I2:ao m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark Morris
Eason; connects Waterloo sae, Railroad az Phhp.buy
Bethlehem. Allentown Chunk wkesba Reading ana
p BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Paterson and
eSaals % stopping At Pldpa stations Connecting
r. at Waterloo SasseI R. r. Ea,ton L. R. fOs
5o M NAIL Connects '5 wi T Chester
and Sussex R1lro,dss ,l,is rvpprss
ForMoRRS1owN 7;l5. s:lU iii2o 2Oo n, 2;3o 9So AO,
'' Fcr SUaIF and M intermediate station, $50 7:7 oO loo
and il 20 a. m I:lo 23o $40 $40 $50 $50: 6;oo 6''o $50 s:'
,,i5S For II faSAS Joy s5 700 'Sin % 200 .s9 99 $40
49, ~, TranS marked u East Newark 20
i ~ ~ New.York for BLOOMFIELD and MONICLAl1 H''"
$40 and uOO IN ANU g. kE1s0NER. Superintendent
NRIE RAILWAY-Summer Arrangement of
u Trains taking June g. 1872 From ChaDbers Depot Tor
ISen cns s ard GiSagc DAY EIpress Coaches
Z, Buao Fails and Sleeping Coaches to destination
II m-LipTs,s N1 m ig5 Srna SI1o caSeSe 5Ia 6 aao
$40 p. Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls -. -. c,,ouf..
Caches through Cincinnati. Buffalo Niagara Falls ana heaee
For or: JEWS aOO 9O no. and 'lll5 400 @2o2and 100
For % Goshen and ldos 5o e:oo $780, lioo and ii'i' M
~ ~ W5,,ties ZOO 100 and tll:I5 a NJ. 40 p
por Negburgh f1.J 9J0 and ll.OJ @ il and .; p M
f ll;O0. anu FlllJ $3.50, f;O '
| s.6 600 t6:3n s7:C0. and Fll:0J B. .. ... 49,.
Rdgewood Hohoku Alendae and Ramseys tI: tf toO'
r P,ero1 6 1850 $500 f8:3 1900 1EOO Ills l2oo
M :45 $50 i:OO 500 SIS, @ eOO $780, ''O o'I9 ii D. no. aud
Fr RSdrarl Park and Pas.ac e:l5 49, i83o 1900 100
m Y m slij $3.50, iCO 55 6OJ f6:J, &l1 y n and II
F 'Hekep,aeE and Way $500 BIS m 800 400 500,
son and 1901 aud Saturdays ONLY, II midnight
For Hslale and Way $780, 5l5 and S'4o NJ lo 4oo 'o'
anF Fo Spnng Fl ~ Valley and Way 500 els a and 300 100 o
an V ~ GEPcood 500 745 900 n l3o BIS AIS, 49,. $50 GO,
| ,,I s-.45o m Saturiars only fll.0J midnight
For Cskn $500 7:l5, 900 l:3ji 33 El3 $50 to and
| f75 NJ. Saturdays only, 1900 midnight - .- -.o .,
| ,ndf-.i5rn m saturdays ONLY y mJng ght
7fj and . and lyo So f9;D'
| e. and 7.45 u. m SATURDAYS Olly, Y mllnsght
ChlmbsL on even hours or h1t hours eae
Tenrfris Is inmates earlier than above time The m anl
| ID ,nitnigbt rains star from Cham5ers.st only
Brans the y. r. r. Of j. eayng Chambers on quar-
Twenythr-st 30 minutes earlier than above tine
and for Apartments In Drawing doom and Sp
Inc Coaches cSn and for the checkny and transfer ~
ha9oags NAV the COmpapy Ohee1f J ana si ba
WAY; Montgomr jersey C9 al the Comlany DeQo Al Oh
'sps sTniays only. tGosaeu Sundays only SNyae. on
L. ~ Cesl Sap Gen'l Piss'r Agt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26

never move. Ills son William has built himself
one Of the handsOmest residences in tho city, and
ives In grand style on Madison avenue.
- Sir Frederick Henry vAne brings suit against
his nephew, Sir Henry Ralph Yane, to recover
the family estate, on the ground that Sir Francis
Fletcher vane, brother Of the plaintiff and father
Of the defendant, was nlepltimate, having had
the misfortune to he horn few weeks prior TO
the marriage Of his father and mother, In 1871.
Fraud Ia alleged In altering parish records, 40
that the plaintiff was deceived into the belief
that his eldest brother was legitimate. An eE-
tenslve display Of cupboard skeletons Ia autlci-
patcd. The plaintiff has been forty years an
ofncer in the Twelfth IAncen. Tue annual
rentals Of the vAne estate are stated to exceed
nifty thousand dollars, 80 the lawyers viii have
something to work for.
80 Generals James p Major, J.E. Slaughter,
aud A. e. Jones, who served together In the
same corps In the Confederate army under Gen
eral Lee, and who, In the late campaign, In their
several sections, advocated the election Of Gen
eal Grant, revived old memories In this city a
| few days age, where they have accidentally met.
/ General Major was In Paris at the time that the
Democracy accepted Greeley at Baltimore, and
on hearing the news Immediately made known
| his preference for the maRnanmOus chief Of the
| Union army "a against Mr.. Greeley, the life
| long enemy OF the southern people, anil soon
after returned home to advocate the election o.
the Republican nominee. General Slaughter
made thorough canvass in Alahama-a state
where the night was close and bitter; and Gen.
erl Jones did eminent service In the Northwest.
It IL especially gratifying to the true friends Of
peace and union to he abie to chronicle the names
of such men a. those aforementioned ~ having
had the courage and manhood to assert their re.
| gard for and faith In him, who, A. their OppO'
nent, or the opponent Of their cause, had shown
In nnAl victory the magnanimitJ Of the M anand
the soldier.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26

Riley ia the funny fellow Of the Dsnhury
NeVI.
- Major General Couch, now In France, will
sail for home next week.
- The shah OF Persia has set aside SiO,OOO 600
TO pay his expenses while In Europe.
The late Theophlle GAutIer Ia to he comment
Grated by monument In France.
- Madame Nilsson RouEaud has determined To
make another tour through the United States.
80 Auibone, author Of the dictionary, Ia secre-
tary Of the American Sunday School linton.
Secretary Roheson Is engaged In anishing his
annual report.
Hon. ". N. Eyarts has gone to New YORK lie
expects to return tomorrow.
Messrs George W. Chlds and 4. J. Drexel, Of
Philadelphia, are the guests Of the President.
Secretary Belknap returned yesterday, and was
among the number who called on the President.
The Secretary Of State gave a dinner on SUNDAY
evening To the gentlemen connected with the
Geneva tribunal.
Hon. Samuel y. Phillips, the new Solicitor Gen
eral, has taken the oath Ut ofire aud entered
upon his duties
senator Fenton, II Is understood, will resign
the craftsmanship Of the Committee to Audit and
Control the Contingent Expenses Of the Senate
-VerIl, as well ~ OGcnhach, contemplates a
visit to this country, To lead In the presentation
OF his own operas.
- KOOpmAnschap, the welLEnOwn importer Of
Cinnamon, has returned to Ran Francisco, aud
will resume business there.
The subscriptions to the funl for monument
to Major General George u. Thomas amount To
tI,5IO.5O.
- ,Tohn Livingstone arrived I'm New York nm
Sunday Ia interview stanley In regard IN bIs
.'I0uR lost brother. David LIylnRStone
NJ a.ron., r,,i, ,,.,,, 200 oo, "a, ,,,, ~,
,syoivsr. las, yssr shs ~. Ioy.i" 'n "S :"
- -, ,',,,,..., 81 o,,o az,
The Boston paperu have fallen ont with
Dion Boucicault anal his wife. and adyIse him N
20 West.
I,., pu,,n,. ,,,,, ,,o, ,-,,, =. ,,,,, ,.,,,.,,,,
tlon nntil hs ,y,, rnoro ,hsn tar,S'a"s 49," .,
sge II "a ,"sn ,oo ,s,s ~ iasrn ~ III
NJ, -, -, - .s.,.,-' -.
to peces In 81. Louis last week. II ID saIJ that
some of his artists were rompeIIaJ Ia walt N
, Cincinnati after his failure.
| goD,. 81 ,,o mo-, ,.,.,.,,,,o, ,,,.,.,,.-. -,
tho Erench A,sIsny ,ro ,,,,I az ,,',,,,,'. ,I,,,,
"a TbIers IA. UemHs,t "a, SsIn,- NJ, ar M
~, vIc,or un,n 20 nn,"n,nnm ~. I.o,"Ss az
have closed, and the New YORK Senate has All.
JOnned until December 2. It II not probable
that Il decisiOn In the case will be reached f0T
some weeks.
The second trial In the great Tichborns case
will lie finn Of interest AMI ia uroVrezs viii IA,
watched and lis result looked for with eaRerness
ON either slde some of the most eminent counsel
have been engaged.
! Ma. NcC.hs the nun ,,o n.. ,,., ,,,
= ,, -, 80 W. "' "ouu .""'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26

platform we have steadily stood ever since,
and as year, went on, and the passions and
preIudices Of the time passed AWAY, Us the old
order Of things went out and the new came in,
we have won friends in the ranks where we
first encountered enemies, and support where
we first met enemies.
Entering to-day on the thirteenth annivcr-
zary Of the birth of the REPupIICAN, we re-
turn thanks to the friends who have 10 gen
crously supported ua, who have helped to
place It on the firm foundation upon which II
stands What we have done in the way Of
counsel and advice toward making Washing
ton worthy Of her position as the capital Of
the United States Ia only the earnest II what
we shall cndcnyor to do in the future. The
REPUBLICAN is not all that We should desire
It to he, hut in q short time we hope that when
| we get into our new home our increased facil-
ilics will enable us to make 1t more worthy Of
the patronage that It now enjoys. During
| the past twelve years We have had many
onmities aud many quarrcls. In striving tn
do our work ~ II came to us to do We have
necessarily incurred the displcasurc aud pro-
vokcd the hostility Of Il good many, hut to-day
we make a truce with all our opponents, and
enter on the Inst half Of our first quarter Of a
century with malice toward none and with
charity for ALL
PRESIDENT GRANTS MAGNANIMITY,
The announcement which we publish this
morning Of the promotion Of General Irwin
Mcdowell to the rank Of major general made
vacant by the death of General Meade. ~; foi
the order which assigns General y -, IC
the command VI the DepartmS.. :, 70 East
will carry with II a. much moral enSct us any
thing that the President has done since his re
election. There were brigadlers In the scrvic,
who were the Presidents personal friends
and who, under the law, he cnult
have promoted. But with an earncs
desire and purpose to apply the SAINT
rules In the military service that he has
prescribed to himself in the civil service, he
has promoted Mcdowell thus Ignoring al
lNlHNllhl NthNiNANNNs w. wv W AiiO Ntef W
Gen. Hancock. The latter was good sol
der and thorough commander. President
Grant has looked at that fact only. He has
completely ignored personal differences 70
what he believes the best good ot the public
service, and has thus shown spirit Of mag
nanimity which has not It, parallel In Amcri
can history since the days Of Washington
when men were appointed To office for tn
good Of the whole country, and not because q
their subscrVicncy to party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26

Mr. joins W. FoRSEY hns an editorial
letter In yesterdays Press written In this
city. He says that genuine news il scarcer
than strawberries; that tho city looks beautl-
full, and that the intelligence that Gen. Grant
means to stand by civil service reform pricks
many political bubble.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26

IT Is REPORTED from Washington, In the
Tribune, that the announcement that the
President would enforce the civil service rules
In the appointment of successor to Mr.. Cor
mel, Us surveyor Of the port Oi New York,
has caused some excitement among the poll
ticians Of that city, which may ar may not 10
true. The Tribune Ia not a very good author
ity ON questions Of this character.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26

The COMPLETE OFFICIAL VOTE Of New
York shows that Gen. Grant received So, ~
more votes than Mr. Greeley. Comparing the
votes Of 1888 and this year, the Democratic
oss In New York city Is 1918
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26

ton yesterday, which lacks confirmation at
this writing, that Mr.. Greeley Ia the inmate Of
an insane asylum. We hope It may prove
entirely upfouDded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26

A substantial and heautful thresstOry and base
ment BRICK RESIDENCE, with elegant BLOWN.
STONE FRONT, nv feet wide, with dseffable side
81 Us feet 10 tnchee, tn o0fdOt paved alley, The
hack building tO this house IL three stories high and
thsrr are u rooms In the structure, not including
two bath. rOOnA, cellar furnace room, wash room.
Their are seven sleeping apartments two dressing
stands furnace, range, china closets, buffers pantry,
~. This L. the most desirable house In Washing.
ton, nearly new, the street beautifully parked and
Paved, aud directly In front u lafayette square, the
most beautiful park In Washington.
The above win be zOld at less than its actual value
and PARTIES desiring IN examine the premises will h.
PROMPTLY waited ul'On by
HUYCk Il ADDISON,
Real EstAto Agents and BrOkerr,
once northwest corner Of New York avenue and
Fourteenth street, nOyitu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-26
FOR SALE AND RENT

NlD 4 | My LNfI
FUN DALE AND hbNl
NE Gts EbS STEsrE STABLE At 81 p sAS
Mo, IA GRANT PLNCE-FITRSISIiFD FRONT
n and RACK PARIDRg with aide bsi ro5m. or
with OF Without board. noy9ssl'
LNOR RENT-ruRNlsnED, TO A PRIVATE
family TIA, dEa3S double H kST, Nth Al
piy on the prsmIseS, soGthsasi corner and Fourth
$3.50 49,. 49,, -:
"HHR o TpHHET mSJcr INi mr.. story pRirk
dOUsE In Phladeiphia, situated IN 4 very &c irS
Die l9SailY' nanir" I'LL F'hhAf SiifRRPFR
-, -,
o SAE ~, D,,,,iI ~. ~ s,t'.a, NTH
,ssst nsXt doDr u corner N third stTVss Hnuas
remarkably vol built -tlick walls, yide hall and
n l Sa M, reg ~ ho' ID" wa
noyseodd tstSrl 40 Louisiana avenue.
ENOR SALE.
u A new ten room BUICK HOusE; has kaiye'
sS nj, S'O SSt and and s6d water d.s HItara al
through, THIS house T. eligil loeatsd; convenient
s1cs one and Two YEAR '''''' 49,
Northeast corner Seventh srst sd f SasSnS ave
nue., ID door. nor!Sli
MUST BE SOLD.
Avn NJ 900 CASH, BALANCE ON TIME,
Will purchase one Of those neat three story BRICK
Alp1 lns church House CONTAINS nlile hllf Eu9is
Stn Dash mas aa'r"oe MOVES n'A'e "An'' "A
Parties dosiring bargain !, Slll please 9Gpiy e,
I,.,,..., ,,,,.- ,,,,,.,, DiEh y pAn ,i,ii,
Northcas. corner Seventh STREET Ahd Louisians .y@
nue. nue. - n9or, w, ~
r bmrsIR ,fh,IF m, WE'LL ptuIy n unItgp
and BS. s.S s'P SdnD G
rnonIa, olo.ets 10 each room Has all modern ~.
nruNsmetts, such ~ rangel lAsr9be stoves marble
linen rD1ta, buffers PANTRY, stationary WAahtubs
81, A., -,,-,,..--,'-,. ~ 49,. -,
Gen, Il, Il C0wnn aud Of Paymaster Thornton,
For further partGulaTs inquiry OF NJ. Gran ea1r
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order p POrtners brewery AleAAhdria' Va.
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nc'oht A''c'' NJ eho 10Y Ipp!IP S ~ II InNpa
noaliw Real Estate Brokers, les street.
sised. desr0uz u closing business, oers his sntiro
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FHANk TAYLOR,
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NJ ANDA ri " TIA,
wi Pure, healtlful aud fragrant Mime nemOrest
pTtst VI, y, Co. 50 hTCadvay, New York; glll 6J
Mr., Wheelooh w i street p0gihWodt, aud George
Wholesale and retail by Mrs Weaver id Tenth
street noTthwTsi Lrics $40 pound, Of pounds
by mail Oc 9u
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~ WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct N, tNa
On the petition Of WILLIAM X. MILLKH, II Canton,
Ohio, pray lnE for the extension Of Patent granted
20 him on the sth day VI February, @ and reiasued
in nye divisions, aud numbered respectively $50
99d7, IN a2B and anu the bth day Of June ls85
for An improvement In HArYenlHra!
II IL ordered that the testimony In the case be
cOael on the 18th day OF January next. that the time
for hlipA Arguments aud tho EXAmineTu report b.
limited 10 the nth day u January next, aud that
aAida petition be beard on the 11d day II January
next
Any perann may oppoas this eEtenainn
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