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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-04
REAL ESTATE.


The several legal sales, as advertiser 10 |'Ho
olace at she Exchange TINS in'il'aS S,a,os Tho
vetber quito a number Of weilknoNn I ,,,ort.
transactions, however. were few ana Oh hi'N0' -"fV
ancc, viz: a. 49,, nm nv LEGAL
-. a. enc direction Of Henry W. Ciarke'
S a., bo,so hong a four-story, brown-stohe 'front.'
80, osoo q located en the north side OF Nlnthst,
zie tc9 incbes west OF Broadway, ana known ~ ~
tost Nnibesf which lot Is portion Oh VIC los o,
GasI nnricr1 property held lease which has ~
s 10 nm from May at an annual gfouhH ~, le md
Sl,OD sod subject TO the unpaid six months gr9un
mi due on lie Is OF last May 70 Mrs Chario''e a. '
no NJ Miller PIT MP by Legal order actng pnaee
tbe direction OF George Putnam smith, and o
c,Ns n 5sfory brick store and tencmcnI oNoU IN, IN. -
sSxose located the souhrly side OF ,hern are
i25 feet west OF Tenthave on inc prcp . Ave- and To-
eyeral NOR; CAGES, two OF when are ~ ESQ aos Tho
eber If the past due interest amount 10 SlS5o; m
auotoneer gave notice tnat tno p, ter some compe
amount and above tlis sum: ', 81, MI Jobp r.
s,on the prnperty was knocked down 10 MI oou i,
Benning FOR $500 but owing 10 m mn when being
npabo 10 cct bid al anything near the yaue 'he Io
cree adjourned the sale until nec, oIso civen
The following notices OF adournmeht worc ss0 Of
Nv Vm Kennedy OF the legal sale under uIeCtion
Matthew 4 Brennan, sheriff OF one io' aD O Teftbst
on the southeast corner OF anu bc roc
nv Nulcr wilkins & CO.. OF legal sale undcr lq I -
ton Of Philip L. Wilson referee OF 'ot & Of One
buildings thereon, located On inc norm sio % First
INSTRUMENTATION l51 icet east oi f''S
nv James NJ Miller, of legal sale under the direction
of Richard C. Beamisb, referee (ShO iale9 10 put i
appeaiauce) OF two lots 42XlOal loca.CI . ,Test nj
,fde OF One-hundred-a ndtcntb-st ~ iec' "o'' VI
FourtI-avc., until next Thursday. o., q. 49,. ~, tho
Reeardin. the suburban sale held, to-day on t L
,n,5isesa nd ocean Point on Rocbaway Neck, H. H. Dy
Jore johnson iT report Of the result VIII "o H'0H
under date on n inst. -, n. T r,ov,ai,
Brown al the gore lot located rs feet on Iweith-Nt
l59 feet on Cne-huudIcG- ndtwenty-nnth-st, anu lie
fect on Waphaftan-sf for 5000 The buyer assuming
the against the lots made for account OF the
River SIDE Park which amount u about 5000 Also OF
49, t an I've nortlpost corner OF Tenth ave. and one
hUndred.andnftccu'hst lOoxloO. Tor $4,000 By L. .;
Philips OF two lots, 0Xlo2 located on tne eat Ss ooo
BvV X Stevenson Son. three lots 75Alo0 on the SCUM
side OF TIlty -cycutL>t 215 icct west OF Nlh'"''' "
Patrick ~. McGinn, esq. tor S24'O0 ~. A.. r.,
Ent one sac is advertised 20 take place at the tx
change tomorrow, VIZ:
- iresiGp. ssp, T. - =, ,.
By sb " Camp legal under The direction Of sine, ~ Sa
S 1f 20 ir. together with the bulli1s thereon oc1teI on
Mn e Of Sec,sse distant fe inches souheEy ron rec
-ui-ayl
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Proposals.

OFFICE % ViCKsBuRG BRusswIcK
RAILROAD COMPANY EUFAuLA. ALA. Aug. %, 1871
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-Bid will be
~ received tbs cee until the 7 day Of October nett Tor The eI
tension Of tie VICKSBURG AND BRUNSWICK RAILROAD from
CLAYTON westward Meridian Mississippi the line Of the route
designated The Contractors bd Tor the Whole me
tny part thereof beginning Clayton Bids will include the whole
WORK oelesrug grading bridging furnishing croes ro9 spikes
everything TO complete The ROAD
mortgage eight per cent coupon bonds OF the Com
pany indorssd by the State Of Alabama.
miles the Road Buauo TO Clayton have aHeJ
been built and FULLY equipped. 800
Ibe the night reject bids not salts
factory 10 Itself j. NJ MACON Secretary anu lieatuiI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-04
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK, Tuesday. Sept. 8. 1872.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Sept. 8. iS72
There is an active trade for business horses
OF all kinds Prime truck horses sought after
the advances, and prices remain ms previously
reported No OF high priced stock have thus ir
been effected.
The result OF this days salo a Messrs Johnston van
Tasscls Horse and Carriage Auction Mart In East INT
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Several second hand vehicles sold No low prices.
Twcntythree horses consigned to the above firm from
Kentucky and Indiana will he included in the sale which
is 20 be held on Friday next Sept. 6.
Sale OF horses carriages, harness and general horse
eaupments at Messrs. Barker & Chaso's City Auction
Mart and n. Y. Tattersalls, tomorrow "Wednesday,
the 4th inst at II o'clock.
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Chances for Business Hlen.

EOR SALE, Cheap--The only CUMBERLAND
in Iuiy growing town a. from NegYork good chance
for smart man nVOced low Address with real name. H. b.
Rel Tribu
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEW-lOIK CITY.
Ciln Rral Cslate for Sale.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
Il YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT IttE OfIUNSS
OFFICES Nos SO West Thirty seconded, OF jJ5 west twenty
At up 10 8 .. m.. at regular ofice rates
A PARK-AVE. 4 Story IIigh-Sto0p tho
y rourir Iilt modem massvely finished BROWN STONE
DWEiIN select location that Ayennt ZNOo Io' oo
f.st o. 80 hg VK STEVENSON L SON
u Pine-st and 225 Pithsye.
nor SALE - An extra large HOUSE, on
Creamery Park ourstory lgh-stoOp fronts 8 Feet woe
and dcn stable attached ase and eyiraT oI iHoe
asked. tloorto Apply to HOMkB MORGAN No z F-1esl.
" X. STEVENSON q son.
, SEPTEMBER FREE LIST
Of CIV Hou Lots &C. foTyour pages yaaabe Information Of
Real kst g.. icg couap'.fe Citv Nap SC. . . ..
no ~ FINEST. AND 2Z6 flfIHANE
%TH-AVE., opposite the Park, 4-stOry SUBJ
- Bonston RESIDENCE conveuenes hs6aso3ty
uliuruiGheii low v olhf bNSOS
SON rs Iftl-sye. and II Plncst
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6tenmtcnie dno Railroaos.
ITRAI, RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.


~ Passenger and Freight Depot NewYork foot Of bbsrfyst Con-
the Delaware ard Western Railroads at Phpsenry with
the Lrl ard Susluehannl Dvon and al Kaston win bh
VALLEY Railroad sn connections forming direct line to Pttbarg
snd The Me wholt change OF also to Central an'
ALLENTOWN LINZ To THB WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commcneng Julg 10, lssL-Leave SewYork as follows.
t:i3 a. n.-Nay Train los soneryiue end Pennington .
mFor Lastcn RlehCm, Bath. Mauch Chunf Nihesbare
Pttston hhnoy CITY H. tame Ilieton TunkhannocS IoEin
WascIg 6e Connects % function with Del. Lack csi Il IL
Allentown. Harrisburg the NosL Connects Somcro for
fenngon at aaoH Tor Aseh Cunk WlebaIse Scranton IL
Transport. hre, sc.
1on A. m.WaY Train Tor Soneryile
1905 p. m.-Way frain for Rlslon.
nloT Fleming Easton, Allentown Msaeh Chunk, Mahn1oy
ivy hafcion ntse51auc Saaiol, Reading C0uJl Lancaster,
hphraa fottsyiie IErrisburg.
2:D =. m-for s0mcryille
az D. m-For Puiriei
4p. Mo- Soa-ruir
jan ton wild DtL. Lac. Ness. L.
.. m-lor S0ueUlle = I.enufo1
800 ?. m.For ianervine
bp n-EVEAING EXPRESS, daily fr Easton Bethlehem Alien
tosu keadne arnsba7g, PiiAJui, Chicago, AMI Cucaasd.
p m.-Por someryils.
800 p m--(Em gFant-F5 Eas.oa
gard ll;D p m.-f0r Pain6ed
1of EDsih .. go Oh 6;5 on 75 7;E. $50. oc1 o.t5
3;E SOC f; 1872 i;tj 500 rs $50 5s5 6Q) CJj 400 3l
80 20. y.1, s:tl, lt.iJ. 1850. 1870 Il.
ks g ne West e1n e o5tnne At The oG y tie Central Rail-
os 81 Ne sJeeI foot OF iherst howYo; a1d the principal
hotels and ticket Offices In Hew-York CITY
r. L. KICKER Super,pteBlsat
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NEW-IOKk MIDLAND h-aILW y ', ;,
IERsEY pIVISIOE-Pssseuger Dpots IN NeMlor 1917 Oh
Ci,r aud Dsbrossts Freight received at Ter 5'.' NORTH
R;Ysp and pepnsyly.na Railroad Depot, Jersey CITY;
''' TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EEN.iOBh,
Adopted July ], 1872.
seo wsv train Tor 1oomn and intermediate stations
s.m-EIpre mail tor Enenle. Liberty Falls, and intermediate
stations. -, ,--s.,. .,5 ,n.o,n,d;ste ..ion.
lpm.-Way train for ortenGyte an
IN ~ m -WaT train for Mleoun and intermediate stalonA
S3j m-Eipress train Heksnsaek PATERSON "oehdID'
r,srtllo MddIeto,n, Ellenylle, and Liberty Fails ,
S:i0p -Wsy for Bloomlngnse ana nternelate stations
e.io m-Wsy train Wortendyke and intermediate stations
RETiRSING-Leaye Ellenvle 1855 $50 m arnveln Ne
York iO:O m Leave Liberty fsl s:oo m, shl
In New. 1910 a 800 Leave hlileona
~ . m sud m And $50 arrive n he"-lorA' iV'O
a H. lV'" H. Wv p ~ ~ JOHN BRADLEY.
~. WEN supL NewJsrsey Division
"A H. nn,aaa,l Ticket Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-04

NEW-JERSEY sou + HERN RAILROAD
~ iIryV-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on NEWER
sry s0TIlERS RAILROAD its BRANCHES aud CONNECTIONS
Steamers connecting with ans Sa8dT HOOK leave Pier =. North
River follows: -, 4. r,,..p.
JESsR UOYT Ia. H.. WsretOwn. Toms hyer
PLYMOUTH ROCK EXPRESS to Long Branch through 10
Delaware BaI-- I'm I'M 4. p..,.S
lie e $40 connect for Red Bank and e two h''ero
Port Monmouth NJ
All trains stop At Long Branch. - 49,. -, p, i'll, i,
EXCURSION TICKETS 10 Sandy Hook and return go ot n Of
the above trps or hosts, 81 -. - ,,, ,,o -.
Z 2 FINCH. Agent. Pier %.
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Ocean Steamers.


TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
j UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COAPANl
seamers sailing the 25J Of month
NORTH AMERICA Capt @. Siocum sepienber2L
MERRAACK. Capt Weir. October -
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt Tlnklepsugh November -
sa schedule call al 81 Thom
Para B and Rio de JAneO and returning Fol
WM r. GARRISON. Agent No. Bowling green, Hew-York
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
II Il EEW-YORK. aud MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Leaving 4, North Rte at D. direct for HsVana
CITY OF HAVANA DeAken Havana - WEDNESDAY Sept
CLEOPATRA Philips (sTans WEDNESDAY. Sept H.
CITY or MERIDA Tinmerman THURSDAY, sept ~
CITY or HAVANA Havana onlyl.... WbDNEbDAi Sept 70
f''"'S" VI ALEX ANDRE SONS. % Bro.dr.,.
IT s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co - Sailing regularly
EYRRY THURSDAY O'clock PrsessJ from Pier No 4,
NOnb River;
coll MBIA Can't VI. r. Greene September
MORO CASTLE CAPT z. u. Morton .....Septe nber y
CRESCENT CITY CsD. T. s. Cams tr2 hassaul epnhtr ID
Tor fcght OF passage SPpyto A. " DlMOCh President,
No B0~lng-grees
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
n sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 10 andftom GhsgoS
liverpool London ieuy and QneeusOan
IAssuges booked and from railway sat7 in Great Britain
eas Norway Sweden, Denmark GemsBy Holland Belgium aud
Ar LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drafs o the Od County for any smonut
HENDERSON B8orHggs AxsSA
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Real estate 10 GrrbanQe

DEAL ESTATE to EXCHANGED fine
H MANSION In Pas NewJsrsey, u miles from New York
ghe Railway, and taking 40 minutes time EXCHANGE
for business properly hotel oerve tie South we.i the
IS rooms bot ard co
Is
business Tie lace worth Sl6o0 (which
should with 80 SloN0 To business
purposes South West ans who desires eIeha6ge tho advertiser
g oser tie nduoe Of home hel or which has
needless BY Of death 10 hs uly. Address
ESTATE, Box 25. Tribune Ofoe.
TO EXCHANGE for PROPERTY in New
YORK or tooku VALUABLE YARN 70 Orange Couaty. STOCK
RutASD L WHITING. sBeesuAust
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o,tsan cleaners
TOR LIVERPOOL,
WIAQUREysrowN,

VIAoUREysTowN
CARRYING THB u. s. MAILS
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch Of their hrsieh full power steamships
FROM PIER No. az, N L., EVERY wEDA ESDAY.
As follows
NEVADA Can't FoRsITu September 80,
WYOMING, Capt September II, at l2;oOm
IDAHO Capt September 49, al 300
MINNESOTA Capt September rs At IL n
WISCONSIN. Capt. T. W. PnErSAS October 2. at aoopm.
MANHATTAN, Capt j. L. PRICE, ..- October o. at lO3o a
Cabin passaSo sSo gold.
steegc passage (oGeo No 20 Broadwayl so currency.
For heghi or cabin passsge applyto
WILLIAMS GUToS No 6, wsnst
INMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
ykGP90L1S,-i SA Steamer 9e eDoS'sl 70 s- as ,'"
CIn or PARIS. ,sAIEkDAr Sept So N.
CRY OF bSTwRRP sATrRDaY SEPT L.
CITY OF LONDON 'ThrISDA1' sePt ~ a IA
And succeeding SATURDAY and THURSDAY from Pier No.
RATKs OF PASSAGE.
rnsf e11shs IN "o.D s7s iAsSis
10 LcLdon........''.'' 10 10 5oaioa''''''''''' "a
Passengers a7rc. Hamburg, Norway and
Tcie.eap BE- bought here at moderate rates PeOa vAHz to
ThrSusS Bis Of Iadng given on shipments good. HAus and
Drafs issued q, lowest rates.
JOIN o: DALE Agshi No rs bi'idua,. Y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR soyrnASFfGs % hsp DnrMr ", =. wyDxr.
IL u
DAY. Sept from Bremen Per- loot lhds Ho5oAen
s,e.~sDp WISER Capt W wingerod SATURDAY. segt
RATES or PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRB. AND BRbAES
(PAYABLE GOLD, IT'S EQUIVALENT N cUERENcilo
Frst cabin.
Second esbn.
rS S'fS fi$s or passage. ;pp; oEI5HS
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
W TIKI GENERAL TRAESATLANIlC COMPAhlS hAlt
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVkR' CALLING
The socd vessels on the Continent Will sail
from Pier No. 50 North River as follows; ., - 81,
VLLN DE- PAslA'..S rgBDAl sepeocl
ST. LAURENT. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
wASDISGT0N ,RGu',sn, 80; - M oS0De''
10 BRRST Or HAyRg:
EXCLUSION TICKETS At REDUCED RATES
These steamers 10 sieersge D'ssengel ~,
American travellers going returning from the Continent o. Europe
BY taking the steamers o. ths lne ava po'n IL. ,rab
snd expense GKO MACKENZIE, Agent. no 80 Broiiwa,.
fEHE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Il WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND , LiVERP Pg0I,r
Prom Piers "a and ~, North RTeL
TO QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL:
GREECE, Andrews, kDAlt sept No:
EGYPJ. Gokan.. sAInkDAl sept "a al 5OJ M
ITALY Thompson. SATURDAY. Sept, 81 at $500 a. M
ERIN "WEDNESDAY Sept IL at l1.O A. ~
DENMARK Sumner WEDNESDAY sept IS az II 80 a. NJ
CABIN Passage III" 20 ,,n
Prepaid Seeraee Liverpool Queenstown LOnaOa err'
I tuH information appy az the Companys OeO No 60 Broad
way r. ". :. HURST Manager
limited STATES. ZEALAND, and
u AUSTRALIAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LlNE-Ihe steamship, oi
this line appointed from Francisco for NBWLEALASD
and AUST RAI.iA, via honolulu, upon -
JUNE a OCT q
July II. NOV o.
AUG. A. DEC L. at Moon
fo' W. h'wEBB 81 EIchsrge-pl,ee Eev.York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31
Nv Green e. Wise,

rReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
MISSION Frs SALE OF VALU A.
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of q
decree of tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
Virginia, passed at the November term, 1877, IN
the Suit of T. u. and g. Ii. Cats against John
Z. Cats and others, the undersigned, Commits
sioncrs therein named will proceed, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock IN, to sell, at public sale, before the
hotel property OF Rozer d. Cats, in the village
of W. est End, in the said county OF Fairfax, the
following real estate Of which Samuel Cats, de.
ceased di I'd seized, to wit: a TRACT OF
LAND, near Clouds Mill, containing about
thirtv-nine acres LOT OF GROUND, near
the Theological Seminary, containing - acres,
both of which said lots are in the said county of
Fairfax and another LOT OF GROUND: near
the A llns House, in Alexandria county, con-
tuining - acres. An accurate survey and
plat, showing the metes and bounds OF said lots
of land, will DC exhibited at the sale.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue IN
equal instruments, at six twelve and eighteen
months from the lMy of sale, secured by the
bonds Of The purchasers, bearing interest, with
good personal security, and II deed OF trust upon
the pro oerty to secure the deferred payments.
Conveyanclng and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser>, and the property liable to be resold
upon the same terms by the sad commissioners
upon the non-paymcnt of the said purchase
money, or any portion thereof.
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
c. w. WATTLES,
CHAS. E. STUART,
dec 70 cots Commissioners of Sale
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TELEGRAPH NEIxS.
Especial Dispatches to the Alexandria Gu;
From New York.

NEW YORK Dec 3l-Thr New York Nc
thodst Preachers at. their meeting yesterday
had IA warm discussion on the doctriuc OF aunt
hilation of the wicked. Many deprecated the
introduction of topics for discussion not in ac-
cordance with the doctrines OF the Methodist
Church. \ committee was appointed to set
tie subjects for discussion.
The pigeon match yesterday on lang Island
between Ira Paine and Willie Parks, resulted
in each killing thirty-scvcn birds. They then
agreed to shoot at five more pairs, which Paine
won by three birds.
A new plan oflarid transit i to lie III! NIT
ted to the Legislature early III the session.. Ii
provides for tie appointment Of commissioners,
who shall decide upon IA scheme nt elevated VIA.
duct or underground, the rate Of fare to be i've
cents to Central PAX.
About two inches more IF snow fell last ngl lit
and early this morning.
a heavy fog on the rivers this morning in
terlered with ferry navigation. The ice IN
He'll Gate is very heavy and steamers have
difficulty in working through. The ice IN
North River above IL" city has entirely stop
ped navigation there
The brig Cyclone which was ashore On Ere
Island has gone completely 10 pieces.
Rain has been falling since 10 . clock. IL
freezes as it falls and pcdcstransm Is shocking.
Another phase of the Greeley will case came
up before the Surrogate yesterday. by which the
contestants served ii notice upon Mis-, G"a"!"y
to show cause why the Greeley vii! Of 1871
should not be Admitted to probate. Evidence
will be offered in support Of that will on the i3,
l4th and 18th of January The Surrogate has Az
pointed J. +. Williams and v. NJ. skinner
appraisers of the personal estate i'll nc case III
which J. p Cleveland was previously appoint
ed administrator, pending litigation, AMI Mr..
Skinner also is appointed special guardian Of
Miss Gabrielle Greeley under the will OF 81.
In the Stokes trial, to-day, Commolore
Vanderbilt testified that Fisk was Il reckless
man; that he had bad opinioa Of him from
the start. His knowledge, however, was based
on hrre<ay. Vice President Owen. OF Pre-,
also testified concerning the character oi FISK.
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From Zanzibar.

ZANZIBAR, Dec. lS.-Thc United States
steamer lantic arrived on the 10th Instant. =
Captain Wilson, with the l'nitcd States Con.
sui, John L. Webb, aud the Officers Il the
ship. visited the Sultan on The LIN in>tant.
They were received liy th4 troops AM mct
by the Sultan in front of the Palace. Captain
Wilson represented to the Haian the ssnti-
ment of the American people III regard tc
slavery aud requested the a1roe"ilan al the
treaty with En.Iand which permits slavery ii
Xanzibar and 10 the British dominion territory
contained in the treaty made with t."1'anI IL
1910
The Sultan reply was received Oh the lIt''
instant lie says:
"lhirty-thrcc Years ago was i'::';ld.n ny
my father 10 export slaves to Nluscato. S.a"cs
now carried there are stolen hy A:a''s al'i
tribes from the Persian gult. | viii max"
strong efforts in the future 10 prevent ttlc KID
Mapping Of these slaves.
The English corvette brit"n "Tr ycd here
on the Eth Instant and waits tor Sir br tic
Erere. The luutc also waits. w. oliI'r
Euglish vessels are expected here.
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Special NOTICES.
4 Stitch in Time Saves Nine.

lfSo,l have cough, do not ncglc it; thous-
ands go to an untimcy grave by neglort'ng
what they: call IL Slight cold" These slight
colds are very insdious. They soon becom"
Qcep-seated, and defy MI remedies. DR.: TUFTS
EXpcctorant will euro it. 1t can be had OF any
druggist.
Tuskcgcc, Ala, April Is, 1871.
Or. Tut: In gratitude for tie benefit received
hy the use Of your hxpcctorant, do checrluIly
add my testimony TO its most wonderful effects
in relieving Asthma or Bronchitis For several
years had suffered dreadfully with severe at
tuclss Of Asthma or difficulty of breathing. |
WAS induced BY the high recommendations Civ
to your EGpcctorant t. try it, and found that
it gave almost immediate relief 1t is ab"u: five
months since | began! its use | have used SIX
bottles, and have not had an attack since. II
has been great blessing to me; | cannot afford
to be- without it, and heartily recommend it to
ali persons who are ut al troubled with Lung or
Tnrcnt Diseases. Very respectfully,
Mrs. A. VI. WEI.LHoEN.
DR.. TuTTS HAIR DYE is the hes. i'll use. 1880
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Tie !Isa-h 3sS.

New York, Dec 3l.--Stpcks dull God
steady at l2s Money tight at to ! per cent pen
day. Va. skies IS, new 80 -Four fran. y heat
very firm. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, Dec Silva. SKIES. consoll.
dated, 544; do. registered 81; do. detached
coupons so. West Va; SKIES ID bid. Cotton
quiet but firm; low midiliugs l9i. Flour strong
and in good demand prices unchanged. Wheat
firm; stock scarce: white choice and amber 2--C
a23O; red Western lo0al9D; amber Western
POO. Corn quiet; white Southern G2aG4t; yellow
do G2a64 mixed Western g. Oats steady:
Southern 50; Western mixed l6: do. white
so. Rye quiet but firm at S5alno. hay III.
changed
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More E':TGS.

ORANGE, y. j., Dec. 3l.--i liz a.! nl;hl
destroyed the dry goods store OF J. {. Carroll
and the stores of Maria Wilson ard CondIrf y
Co., aud several tenelncnt>; also IN, snoe s9ore
Of Abram NJ BALDWIN. las, "a, 900.
CINCINNATI, Dee. 3l.--St. James Episcopal
Church, magnificent structure, Was buried
this morning IIDSs Sl0,UOU,
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n Us
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L, 4 - II LIrD G

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Y FARM FOR SA.
the owner, | offer for sale
Farm "EDGELY." This J.
one mile northwest of the e.
contains 3l3 acres There is q
DWELLING 1896 containing four.
and basement; stable and barn 45x25;
did well of water in the yard, with a new,
ing stream Of water running through the pl>
Tie close proximity to this city and quality
soil make this place very desirable one: If
not disposed of before the 18th Instant it will be
offered at auction on that day (SATU RDAY)
ut IL o'clock, at the Market House For terms
and other information apply to
ROBERT BELL, Jr.,
dec 6-eots at the Postofice.
m,~The above is postponed to JANUARY
ILh lSI1 dec N-eots
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Secretary Boutwell,.

New YORK, Dee. 3l-Thc lIara!l'S Wash
lngtou dispatch states ihat Secretary B,u!~c.l
does not intend re>gnlng until the eth OF
March when he, with the rest OF the Cabinet
will formally tender their resi- gnalionE.
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From H.O!lse0lI.

LONDON. Dee. 1.-The weather is tcmpes
tuous. Some damage 10 shipping is reported.
Sir Bartle Frerc is expected to reach Lauziiar
abou the middle OF January.
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Weather Report.
WAX DEPARTMENT,
OEElrE IuIEE SIENAL. OFFICER.

OFFIIE NI!if,F .IINl.N.iIs Y. tN+TsN,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, | a. III.
Irobajihiics. For New Euglaud, l2Et to
fresh southcrly winds vccring to westerly with
rain over southern portion and SNOW over
northern For M!ilics States light To- fresh
variable winds, cloudy weather aud rain, eX-
cept probably snow Tor northern New YORK.
For South Atlantic States cloudy weather aud
light to fresh easterly to soutlcrly winds. For
Gulf States, castcrly to southcriy winds, clondy
weather and probably rain. For Tennessee and
Kentucky cloudy weather and rain with south
erly winds, probably shifting to uor'hcrIy.
From Minnesota TO eastern 'kansas and east
ward over the Lake region and to the. Ohio
Valley uorthwestery to northcastcrly winds,
falling temperature and clearing bur partly
cloudy weather.