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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-30
thirty Years r Experience OF an
. d Nurse.

Ains. MISSIONS SoorulSG sYnur Is InE pHE-
scRlrrlON Of one of the best Female Ply scian-
and Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety and
success by millions Of mothers and children from
the feeble infant of one week old to the adult. 1t
c0rrects acdity of the stomach, relieves wind cl
ic, regulates the bowels aud gives rest, health aud
comfort to mother and child. We believe it to
be the Best and Surcst Remedy in the world in
all eases of DYSEN Terry aud DlAkllGA IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teething o.
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle Nune genuine unless
the fac-simile ofCUKrlS Il PERKINS Is On the
outside wrapper. Sold by all medicine Dealers.
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Groceries & Provisions,

Is ccmplete, aud when you learn our prices you
will say they are cheap.
We tender our thanks to all for past favors,
and cordially invite you to call and us often.
Respectfully,
Sept. ., lsIs FRANK 4 boNp-
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THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK.

The rush Of deposiiors to the Manhat.
tan Savings Bank, corner Of Blocker
street and Broadway has greatly decreas.
ed in number. On Tuesday only sixty
depositors presented their drafts which in
the aggregate amounted to not more than
$4,000. This Bank is paying all deposi.
tors without availing themselves of the
thirty days noti.o The officers state
that the run has subsidized, and they infer
that it will not recommencc.
BANKERS OPINIONS on TIE rANIC.
Mr. Vail, President Of the Bank Of
Commerce said that confidence had been
very greatly improved. He thought that
the action Of the government in buying
five.twenties had been highly beneficial in
loosening greenbacks. President jordan
Of the Third National Bank, expressed
similar opinions, saying that he saw no
reason why all the banks should not now
60 along in quiet and regular manner.
A plumber Of other prominent bankers
and brokers who were questioned in re-
gard to the financial situation, were upan.
imous in the opinion that affairs wore ii
far brighter aspect in every respect, and
that the crisis was entirely over. Some
thought that the action Of the Bank pres
idents in issuing loan certificates should
have been taken earlier, but all said that
this, with the purchase OF bonds by the
government, had aided greatly in restor-
ing confidence, and that there was no
ground for experimenting further disaster.
One banker said that he thought that the
cash value OF stocks was the best indica.
tons of the improved state of feeling
New York Central stock having been oc,
tually sold and delivered this afternoon al
81 ex.dividend while l03 was the highest
quotations lat week.
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Fall GOODS
MARKETS.

MIDDDEBURI RETAIL PRICES.
Prepared weekly for the MInDLEuURv REGISTER
by BENSON Il ASDaEws dealers in STAPLE and
Fancy Groceries, fruits, Nut, sc, &c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-30

LIST or FAILED BANKs- Chicayo
Sept. 26-The following is correct lit
of banks which have suspended in thi,
city; Union National Bank, Cooke Couu-
~ National Bank, Second National Bank
Manufacturers National Bank Of Com
merce.
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w y' go s ri s

o & o and 10000 bush Rye and 1900 sssb
'; . oct ss e; .. ss an: ::$
Corr :: sp 77a sss.'d o 81. s.ss..s,s
Se a.. ss ss"'' S, az 4 s." s. rs1' fis
sR; . sA S c6 sSS ssss sSs'
s s,. sr rGasd @ . s e Sss .s. s s
S S.s At c ssS Rib ss: Ss7S Csai Sides 7t~7 w''
f esg q sS Oct 24o.i. bs.vy Pie, Gs%:.g m
s1ged Receipts moderate Petroleum hr" o. ise w
VIZ" ISslIr sn and ge' ws,I Is% sS: , Il %
l 40 Csr steady at 60 s65e Cor sea Oats IRA a. AAsae
P, T, arm o at sIs B .s5 ga sf al g. for saoac
Clear Rb SIDES 7 for GsT Side. P,sis , s ss lard .ss a.
S E, sIss &c k SS s i ssd i S.
sTgxsr as ed S Sss., s.1:s wh', o s,u
and demand ta 'p s. SII.s' .s,ai No q
5i 81 i H ssss tss s' ro Ia Wheat
SA dSnac o 90? s So S'I . SOW 90
Nc 50 SP s bosS 81 q S. AWE g So choice
BED O Ics: q Corr 1. 9; al 81 IS S'' Corr 1S1
ssa B R ssI } ss i5 81 pi q bSs
s 6n Canal Sl'i bs.r ~ e AssJ
S,s LIps F p SS aIS s sea
YORK 90 % Gban 500 BUSH wbs- ao6 Ss
S SA B5 1 SOq So re- 800 SHsS Peas
from na - 1885, r GS dtso. demand io'
bone :Ss S s1s f & Il
a., A. s7Ss 80; Hgh Gr,d SO 75dsl0 wheat quiet Rel
yellow 62e; Mired 6Oa6lo Oats stealT Whe 4SGSls hieu
44d46e Pctroeu-Cude, lO'<ei Retired loc WHISKY "t"''
Western IN iroa SIC. - - ~, -. Aom.,,
wheat duU and Ower 81 No. Rel fsll NJ ItV
81 30 Corn steady MIi a 2a4e e,stSf o s as
and droopnR 32a321c for No q In elevator iounu %
lower Bsrey dull and usehAtgdi no Pan
40 Rive dun and droopinF % Csc for No WHISKY dnn
noS ts not worth over 81 S7 a. Pork lower SlS % Dry
sailed Meat quiet packet lots Of Clear RIB Sides az o. on
small LOTS Clear hD Snes tc
cash 7 for Clear sides, % cash. oa ler tae =, ls
IarMore DOING 49, Live Hogs eaSer % 90
81 quiet only low grades ne MARKET hI9lkh
81 5OaS2 80; Nner Do go 40@S2 1b medium 70 or w
~ 81 oqs9 Recepts-3OO0 b5ls Flour 2lOOO bush mnta
Ii 900 bush Corn $4,000 bnsh Oats 6OOo bush Barley zooo
bush. RYE, 1900 Hogs. -. ,vh.., 4, at
denap hut lover; White Wabash. 81 622 Amber mehgah
cash 81 36; November 81 81 December III 422 No ned 1,sh
81 40 Red 81 So Corn fair demand sna erefi
Msd cash and October November A4te Deoenbet sp4
Low Mrsd spot Oats quiet at 81 e o No SOC Tor 20 q
Freighis dull Bufs, 314c; 70 Ossego az f &
81 Recep-l 900 hbG Flour. 10 600 bush "hsM ZzVVV hoa
Com 900 bush. OsG sbipmenSOOO bmh "heat ooo" "''
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Hsulon held 1000 bail hg usc scott
20 answer having gold chain valued $50 william
Chapman 80 Cannon se plsnu5 oosina a. Iasng
targst excursion.
Haskall Rosenbaum, Louis Calet Herman Alex
sndf jacob Of NO liJ South Fhayt ebfed vii.
dispong injunction order bankruptcy hd
them held yesterday $1,000 hs e1e b
Commissioner Shields
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday
Voght lS Bsst TenthSt sHi Philip Caytr o. No
22S Prnces he default Of - 900 Complaint Of
Felix l67 Wstest Who charged ben With having s!tn
5000 Of Reber Kelly held default
OF 81 500 having FOO oM AuRe MogaD Of No. 455 Wet
james Geeson sHd Edward HnteJn he'd
10 default Of having broken the em Jacob Hein
No. 81 CTosby-sL, and stolen sl6.
The examination in the case Of Mrs. Rogers. the
continued yeay before usilcs COultef
ioTkye Police Court Thirteen witnesses iof e defense
proving good Character Smith u No $50 Thirty
sintfL testified several children whO under Ms
theT al died Of das The sd
Sourned Robert DOYLE Of No. 201 HnoRL charged
Joseph With picking his q 40 he'd m 500 20
VIM. Reilly charged Hodges aso Of tsssung hin held n
$500 "
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday.
Hakett presiding and Assistant Dsot ATTORNEY Rollins
pearng people the follow s54
Dennis Dugan charged with stealing gOd watch worth %O5 from john
TO- Prank Et1A1S charged With 900
diamonds worth $50 from William Pouir Of No BsDsonl
Patrick charged with sssUng Wsn Jennings % No
bSI Greeawieh-st Aug H. Hove Huaune
pead the Abovenamed prisoners George pleaded
guilty Of assault with intent q rob DAVID Fsgsr u No 100
SppT opopery worth 81 on Oct IA sua sso TO ihe Safe
four yesrE
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIvERPOOL-Ta skdmship Ffdaos, Oct 2s.-hL O.
Woods daughters Mr. and Mrs g. Gray and children mss
Aes CF Masters Pred Gray Nj and h Fonyh MI
sni Mrs Soru and Mrs Sampson Mira and Mis- Roebuei
Mr. and Mrs infant, Mr. aud Mrs o. A. Mullen and
children oHycT, Mrs and h CraSther and children Miss
lower Miss ycnabes Miss Edith Ionysn Mics w. Moore MIS-
Annie Wool Mis- Brosu Suydsm, Mr. and Miss Stehere
Nh, Woobouo child d. D. Van Nosrand Mt Roberts. James
Rteher John Hoskyns d. g. n Campbell Jackson james
MAGE NJ KbeBlute, r. Rodck, H. LsugLhn, Mrs huiiop
G. H. HanshaNay Walter Lister, Rev Dr. Ho"ar II " 'gheh r.
Chs ner Tbo Williams p Andrswe Rev r. W. Post H. Post l.
A. Post r. Thomas VIM. Fssey Nj Enoch Jas WOODWARD b. y
aadget. . 49,,
PROM BRBnBN-Ja steamship RAeis Oct 24-sr, Galedy'
Mrs. S,pka II SAhn with family aud servnt Jnln, Wohhg
w A. Roehng with family servant, Simon Binr.
Lou Biue DAVID Victor GoomaBn Won Wtgeueu
and family Wright sud family Clara Jsggari Frank j. haGe
Brsnuean Mr.. Fehusen and infant W kuTte Gabnti
MAve Henry Jaas Kaufman, Uem hIng Henry Mason
W C. Lincoln Geo. P4rdge family Mrs o. b. Hopkins And
daus and family A. H. G. Portm1nn A. " NaeuIeels
g. James FIELD Nm Leon AbdTus and ohen in tue sec
rdeai.u
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OPTICAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
xEw.ynpE ,lTy

All who have real estate for sale or TO let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find IL to their interest TO advertise In The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and in addition to this advantage, The TRIBUNE
Will be found only in Now York and all Its cities ana
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief az Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear othe
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers the three editions Of The TRIBUNE, Day
semi-weeky and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business profession consequently each
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
umus az an advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using are as foows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns verage a Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT BUSINESS.

UNITED STATES ttfhEhiD 49,
WASHINGTON. Oct. A.-The business peIore
Che United states supreme Court may be prehy stated
Gs fOliowsi - -
Auou, d a. INC last term OF the Court, were held
over Tor decision at the present term among tneln tNo
sas from IIab one OF which presents the same quts
ron as was decided In the case OF Choton CT al az
EuQelDreoht OF al some two years slDce-Whethci ~ ~
lie duty Of the United States Attorney for
the Territory TO prosecute III lho heNela
eonniies an persons accused OF Ofenses, as well
against thu laws OF the United States AZ against Tue
laws OF the Territory The Court below sustained VIC
lshed Ia che Territory were Courts OF the UDlteu 1sat
II the case decided upon the authority OF the
Tor II was therein ned the i see t thse
Justice delivering the opinion, that 'nS eo,
eoSr's Of tSe United states The other Utan case pre-
the question of jurisdiction OF the fropate 'o
OF Territory under the act OF Congress, oIsanls
held over the supreme Court OF Iowa; ana
presents question whether The various state laws
ana particularly those OF Iowa, iOrbddng the uabuIdo
tare and sale OF alcoholic liquors are not IN CON
not with the provisions OF the Foulteentn
Amendment Ii is cOutended that inasmuCh as such
1,ro are Tecorrized ms property by the Federal laws,
deprive its citizens OF the rght 70 boiu anu
deal IN Them with the manner sought auu tnat w
under the law s entitled redress by virtue OF tue
amendment cited ana to immunity IN the future
case involving the cODstitutonallty OF the ENFORCE
ment act also argued last Winter by Reverdy Johnson
against cOnsttuuOnaty VI the act was also Oh 'ie
docket for decision out the pardon OF the accused ~
the President account OF eXenuatng circumstances
IN tue case has necessarily concluded the case ny
abatement Mr.. johnson was quite anhlons ,
thai tue case should be decided last term, and
WAS hopeful of a decision sustaining ms position
relying hat upon its sanction by the then Chei
JuStce. A number OF also ordered for Ie-
f gunsDt mostly tax aud railroad resisting the
exAcuOus OF the Revenue Departments, Inc uoThet u
very full and un0er the new law allowing app AZ aq
wris OF error from State Courts whenever Federdi
Question test, must continue 10 increase
and perhaps even 10 the extent 10 require reWeuJ'
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The SLATE OF JRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS


BuyyALO Oct Lshe aud lnyor.s for IN. las, .. ho.,
Won, is O42 bbb 247 73S bn.h Con- a. 5ea 49,,
ost I2345s bash Barley. 80 $40 bash Rye - 900 hush ps,
\ 400 buSh Canal shpments-wbeat. i6j ~ go
100 677 bah Os, 10, 100 b1sh Bse l95Il hu R,r o.,
EsrIsy III Sii bus Rye 900 tusb gh an yVSi
1eIs Cen lie, Oats ~ The grain mArisi h I'D s-l s'
ssle reporee 1000 Msssse No kghg Wheat Al 81 10
900 bssk Chicago No Spans neesi al 81 1900 bo,h No
AiIse wssts Corn AZ t9e 1000 sue Go 4sR 5000 bua
Ne Chicago Barle1 ~ 40 Other stieles asebsage1
BIlSnoEE 24cOstaa usensHse1 Y~I snshs.ssi quiet
aud s,ssdT. WHEAT snrhanged. qses sBe steady C.r,
al.t aud stesdy sOu,hsrs wlisa 75a7se; De- Y,.
T.. 65c. red nominal AZ 62c Osts souber
50d sic Mixed 4s do White 40 soc hyt sn ssl
shsaed HsT unebaassd Provisions ponlaalg AID
s1s Wsem BsT Good 70 choes fub' 25SSOc Cote
tSscseo Oct 2iTout qei and gass.Hgsa Wheat t
nSnd. sales syfbg At 81 U7aSl OS, North
a. ioia So do 81 O5 eash; ~ 9$s@$l 0sis SsvenssIi
Il ~ Deeembers 30 Do u Ol4sl o. hJeetej g5f Com
80 o11 ami lover advance offregts sse Of No.
49, a. l2e cash; IsD3slic SOsenhef 3Slt DeosDbe
80 30. md lover Al 81 A for No Mixed eAshi 81 &c k0reu
~ Rys steady At Csc No Barley steady q s. z oI No
al a<i O3 for spring PIovisons ~ far censid
hi a, lower rates PORK sod Siz iSr Nss asd W
- GA ssh, .eIer DecsnbeT Sl2i seller JsGusfy SlZ ~
sier February sl2 e9is Lard J-,tS ~ssh ,ss hsnls.
abetsnged sales Of Shoulder 20 ys san ko.E an
e0e Fagbis-Csr BufslO hshsr .; 5fsS e 80
1000 Ploar 10000 bssh Wheat i1aUVV utsh oSfs
$4,000 tVsh 1000 bush Bye AND 4A'VVV 'S'N '"'
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Elizabeth La Pierre Daniels
against Herbert Daniels IN the Supreme Conr Tor d.
voree on the grounds Of uufahfuncSs, Samuel 4 ketd
has been appointed referee
Herman Alexander, one OF hat manufactuf-
ing and dealing company in this city, was arrested yes
terday by Deputy Sheriff JudsOn Jarvis al the SUI OF
Fred Butteried & Co.. who charge him with deiraudDg
them out Of 81, 500 50, by false representations
In the case of The United States agt Max
Moral and Others action brought TO recover $500
on tobacconiss bond. The defendants failed TO az
pear motion OF Assistant United states Dsirct-
Attorney Edmund H. smith. judgment D! default was
given for the plaintiff
In Part /. of the Marine Court, before Judge
Gross the jury in the Of David y. Smith aH Har-
vey G. Eastman disagreed yesterday and were dis.
charged. j. H. V. Arnold for the plaintiff and J. Il.
McKenna for the defendant In Part H. before Judge
Rowland the case OF Michael ScDachtcl AIT. William
ant A. r. sage for the plaintiff and Hlscall StetsOn
for the defendant Parts J. aud IL. adjourned Tor the
term.
A motion was made before Judge Barrett
in the Supreme Court yesterday by Dyett, on behalf
OF John Foley for injunction 20 restrain the Control
Ter from certain alleged irregular practices chiefly that
Of detailing clerks III his department. 10 do the work Of
tue Chamberans Office. IL argued That the statute
In fixing $4,000 a year for the Chambrrlar's once
meant all expenses, and that the Controller
has right clerks AIs department ~
assist him. Decision reserved.
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day common law side, Judge Woodruff preceding Van
wyck BrincheIkof pleaded for not attend
ing as Juror that heretofore he had settled with the
Commissioner OF Jurors for failing 10 appear Judge
Woodruff RENTED fine OF $3.50 On the condition tidI
he attend for the future, and said; Ihs court knows
nothing about Commissioner OF Jurors; nor does II
understand how man WHO has been summoned TO at
tend Juror and does not do 50. can settle Win any
but the court"
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATuRDAY. Der. %.


ssp, for the Omitted Knglom onv via Queenstown snn LIVERPOOL
nv tbe ,teAship Celtic 4:3O No supple ueniAr Mail
Steamship sss IN. from Whit star Dock favom fenJ'
CIV A.
Msils for Rarope Southampton and Bremen ier the steamship
Nos-l close NJ Supplementary Mail for noaOheposage
printed matter u closet a. me Post0 AZ Low p H.
STEAMSHIP sails Il D. m from foot Of 1hrdst Hoboken
Direct German and Prussia cosea Mail tins line
Mails tor Havana direct the steamship Cuba, ooe At
M supp e.Dentary for dogbB postage letters and pnniel
mater "a closed PO.ohcs 250 Steamship sale
al 3 0. ~. Pier No. 3 ~ K =
Kew CITY o. Houston, close ~
e,4pu din sails II 3 o. IN Per No 20 T.
Ns Tor close a, the Eew-iors Po,ohe asv
A. u D u via HaNat. 81
Ma, for sfgI s., closed AZ ~. Newf"t fostVhoe ever
issEef a. and g0ti W RosQl .-A-
SUNDAY. 0cT. 26.
an mails O'Clock lbr fViOmee ofri non D.
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pECISIONS-OCI. "a.

Supreme COUrt-ChdmbTs-By Judge FancbeI.--
Williams Of frsnte Tu
TenBy motion DENIED Barrett act Barrett report ousTned ssd
Judgment Of divorce kue kfass ooa6ned ADD
judgment Of divorce granted with Aau SSvirg Bank
aetenh argument ordered HodgkBs heagks Judgment
and custody Of children Hadd p AZ
cumminob memoranda Of deeseb BaboOet Haisa-
beek report confirmed All Jutxneut grauee Hosue s1.
wtyer; judgment granted Nppie' Wpplet iHsmorabis
counsel Funk set Fuhk MEMORIALS for toe
application q Andres DeahefT vet
EIsbed Mora g Sour .snhrneo aDi payment
Superior Coart-Specia TerMBy Judge Van Worst.
-pe DsiI-Aston n.a,e Patel gt fts Brs9torisr Of
rsiereuoe Gle Grove and Ground
Motion granted (See meu Koehler McArie
Bent ScareyeT SehTeyeT Semled Def
iheu AT hcCaiuG.-Ordcrs granted.
shona be opened and plaintiff judgment for The hs
tie (het op.Rion) "
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,O,d, ASKED for an adjournment tin Monday Mr. Han
assented'
A CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED.

The case of Nathaniel Mackay agt. VIM. {.
Potter aud John c. Barnes in which Mackay caused the
arrest of Potter and the charge OF conprng
20 defraud him (Nsckay out Of $4,000 worth OF Ala
bama and Chattanooga bonds, was before Justice
Fowler in the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning, for examination. Mackay alleged that ne
loaned Potter the bonds az collateral on which 10 s
money fer him. taking receipt for their return o., '
same day. Potter returning them for seVerdi us'
Macay upon inquiry was told by him that Barnes n"u
them, and gave Mackay Barnes's receipt "A'A' ,
however falling to get them back, caused inc
both Potter aud Barnes. Upon examination Il 100
shown that Barnes had bought the bonus ln @ IN
good h,ith, and there being nothing 70 ~ his dis
sny way win a conspiracy the Cou't Oi"'i'N i' Wv
charge.
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Brnoklpn Real Gstdte for Sale.

EOR SALE-Three-stOr high-stOop, brown
j. uohe HOUSE GEAR Warrington Park. Price. 10000
rutland WHITING. Beekmsn-si
EOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
80 and Al 5OrlOO and 81 20 H. and "a Montague
a. iOOIOO; I02 rseAPPst, z716O House
NO l79 Wloughb House No 1877 Wlonsho,-sti Hoses noh
49, 81 and 5S sasss1s GORDON LfORD 81 CArEst hroospa
LOR SALE-HOUSE-A semi-detached COZ,
TAGB story. basement Asd cellar iaIne a. 81
In tin psrlors paperedi Easements psintel All I'M
provmenis negbborhood 80 minutes to City Hal WIN err. M
and story house; vines h0we 1e aeIAb
place horse for pleasure business Is
nach value price $500; $1,000 or SiOo0 can rean
Brooklyn.
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE.
or very easy GORDON H. FORD 81 Clsrkst bToos'h
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrx.Yon,. Friday. DC. y. ls1,.

HBw-YoRI.. Friday. Oct "a. 1879
There were no public transactions Mt the
Exchange to-day. Hugh ". Camp adjourned sale OF
house and lot on Thrdave. indefinitely; Joseph Nc
CURE adjourned sale OF house and lot West Fifty
sevcDhst until Oct. 80, at the hour and place.
The announcement that James NJ Miller will sell the
valuable property known the Barney Bowers Tract
at Washington Hights, on Wednesday next at the Ex-
change salesroo attracts the attention persons in
teresed in property ut the north end Of the island The
pro perty has beautiful outlook from elevation OF
l96 feet above and Is OF the finest spots
the island The property is directly opposite the
residence. OF James Gordon Bennett. The sale Is an
nounced peremptory. Full information In reference
TO the property can be obtained application to the
auctioneer, No % Pine-st. I'D
Mathewson a Son. auctoneers, announce q sale OF
nrsteass suburban property, near Rockland Institute
at NYack on the Hudson, to-day Villa plots four de
sraDe residences. and about 100 building lots, will be
sold. special tram leaves the Chambers-st ferry at
10.15 q. M. r..
The sale Of house and lot on Fffty-seventhst. pub
lished Yesterday. incorrect The sale one LOT
25xl0o6 commencing $50 feet west Of Fifth-aye, Tor
10000.
Auction sale OF houses parts OF houses the line
OF tho extension OF Madslon-ave between One hund-
red.and wenty -fourths and Harlem River, by DinRee
Porter Co., Ructioneers, by order aud under the a.
reetion Of George NJ. Van Mort esq, Commissioner OF
Pm lia Wofks
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Sup ses 622 Sur 5.O6 Moor ,.ts..... z 80
vs~sB TBp
| 1041 Hell Gate fery OOo
wATEB D1v-p.
% Cows Island llO5i lieu 1N' fef'' "So
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can be implied vita LONDON
CLoTHiNG perfect IN stye ana NJ. By
following The instructions Of oar Self
heasurenen, Rules in our new Fashion
booh. Which. With samples Of nAtensis.
n forwarded post Zee.
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Din Real Gsiaie for Sale.

TOR SALE-At PANIC PRICE, a thTee-story
browBstene HOUSE 404 West hiJeigbhtt all The improve
meuts; two blocks fromC Central Park entrance.
W STEVENS as West Fihy -eiqhbs., Pine ST., y.
GALE OR EXCHANGE-SIX FULL LOTS,
- - 500 each hundred and
nihst two One-hnndred'ani
GEo w. DA CUSHA Owner hontelau NJ
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alarule ano YlaIf manirls.

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STEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
hhst khssd designs s loresi pets ZZo tre ~
Ntr IsshtI fArd a. between seventh and klghtbaftf
T'HE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
,,t Ne. ~. ssIeo%s usohsqu. foar,hts enc ssyss
$3.50 - - oe ehersg REsorhent VI hANIs
may segsUt and Sessns, al Tnes' eAssnsn
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GOunirp RsaI estate tor Sale.

RICH FARMING LANDS .-...
: FOR SALE VERY CHEAP!
THE BEST INVESTMENTS
NO FLUCTUATIONS!
ALWAYS IMPROVING IN VALUEL
THE WEALTH OF THE COUNTRY Is MADE BY TIL
ID. ADVANCE IN REAL ESTATE
NOW Is THE Il Mel
Millions Of Tie snest lands the Continent 10 tn
EIBnAHl nov for se--mdsy NJ tsor 'AerE, 49,,
that DBRY COMPETITION. Fire sad Te" f,drs ~.
gires Inrsa per The Land Grant bono o. ~
COMPANY alen par lands Thsy hov be pnreas
maIl.a free b, .ddJs..sns o. y DAVIS.
- 49, Issd coss..sto~<y a. p n X, ox.Hi s.B
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERa,
rsALB hundred Of land situate set-esh ~
isnshridse and Mecdswp Csmeer sl be sold hse.bs % ~
salt iseaiIs efgonh MARCY, u Pss -, sssssa s'e"