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E1OR RENT.
JOB RENT.
r. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and F streets n jrthwest.

463 St NV, IA n. baths. .SI2o
IUS st NV, fine house. furnished 100
a3SI COrcorsn st, IL rs. mod imps, furn.......75
732 2lst st. NV, - RS, mod imps..............5
!4i2 st. NV, 10 rooms bath ano stable. ...,. go
11ddSS st. NV, 10 rooms and bath.
LUZ Renna av. NV, two fine rooms. ..........5O
No bI9 I'd NV. 10rooms.. .........-............4
IWo me rooms over Cats jewelry store. so
i2S9 l2th st. NV, rooms and bath. 40
aZoo st. NV, rooms and bath. ....,,..,,....,8S
VI 7th St NV. rooms and bath .........,,...,35
iSga lUth ct. NV, rooms and bath. ...........30
10y Stu 81 ", rooms 80
1 1So e. ne, rooms. mod. imps..
15o q st ne, store, fine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
no 1917 e st. NV, rooms. .................,.25
90! 9th Ct sw., rs. and store and stable 40
4i4 Isl st. NV, F., water and gas....,.....,N
la4s Sth st. NV, rooms and bath.
~ Myrtle st. q. W., rs. and bath.
SO3 Ct n w, rooms ana bath .................15
no lZo iSth st. NV, rooms. ..................
10 1US y 81 Ne, rooms. ......................10
~ .yy72 v ~. u.e., rOOm6 W
NO 142l n. y. ave., store
No 1870 N l. ave-, store.
houses and Lois In every section of the city for
SAFE at prices from 81 600 to $4,000 and on easy
terms All property for sale 1t my Office has bean
reduced in price
B. O. HOFFMAN
1e9tr 10th and Sta. NV.
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FoH RENT.
l24 East Capitol It.. brick IA rooms mod inapA. $50
$40 9Th Ut brick house store II n, mod mps. 90
2new Brick Houses. rooms. mod. tmp eech.
vi e, brtck, rooms, gas ana Waeer.... aS
FOB SALE.
Several very cheap PROPERTIES In elegsnt loca.
lions, prices raneing from ESQ 10 9lOsOOOi small
cash payments-the balance monthly, or 10 suit
Ais. sreot many 6ne TOTa. In all sections OF thu
city, With special Inducements to builderk
.,.r VIZ aUR<oRD. Real fssase 9rc S
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS, &c.
PUBLISHED TO-DAY,
HISTORY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES.
With Biographical Sketches Of TIE Secretaries
ByL ID. INGERsoLL,
Author OF "Life and Times OF Horace Greeley"
vol 600 pages; two illustrations. Bound in
cloth. Price &3 so.
FRANCIS b. MOHUN
Successor TO Mohun Brothers,
IOIS Pa. are. corner llth street
1e4l6 Washington. ID. @.
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v'0OMAS D. MxEh6s Real Estate AGENT
1216 street NV
FOB RENT.
1Oll ID street 1917 18th street NV, 9 rs 1918 10Th
ct NV, . r. 9l4 18th NV. 10 n.
FOR SALE
~ H st NV, water and gas.
1Ul7 9th st. NV, IA, 900 # ground
PIG 9o 22d Ct NV. rms. lot II IT. front
45l 81 It w. lot 30x10O.
1870 l4fh st. NV, II rs, mod imps lot 26xI3O STA
BILE In rear on alley, in complete order viii he aid
cheap. A' "A1a NO soio
Lots in all parts of the city. ,ast-
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w A II NJ ERR
THE WEATHER Is GETTING WARMERi
NOW rs THE TIME TO INVEST
IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

ALPACA and sERGE GOATS. comoIete A.
sortment, from 81 rs to "a 90
OFFICE COATS 35 cents piece.
A. STRAUS,
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THE TRADES.

DOCkEINDIEG.
LYCETT BOOKB1NDERY
is carried on az heretofore. The same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
will be in the eror style which has always been
a ckaracteristic of the eeta bli shment.
apS-ly l0la Pennsylvania avenue. ID door.
GIBSON BROTHERS,.
(I PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINDDS,
1912 Pen, sylvania avenue, wsshington, u O.
sF- Fine Printing Specially. janl6-ly
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
~ 500 PenNSylC0nia avenue.
Az COMPLETE A STOCK OF CUSTOM
MADE AS ANY HOUSE SOUTH OF &
OUR SHOES ARE ALL SOLID LRATHER'N
AND WARRANTED. FOR GOODS THAT DO
AppI WEA ~ AZ; AZ WE r.. REPRESENT, WE
NOTICE THIS LIST
Ladies Newport Ties GOO styles. 7bc to a. 80
ladies' French Kid Button Boots. to $6 90
ladies' slippers and Sandals. $50 to ia so
Ladiss Lasting and Fo1ed Button and Lace CHEAP.
LENS Gwquartered SHOES. 90 to "a 90
6ent,s Hama stitched Low-quarteres. 25O TO "a 90
oents CONGRESS CATERS LOO to $500
Misses and Ohildren's Shoes at Low prfcaa
The Best Boys Shoes In the market
ONE PRICE ONLY. GEO MCCARTHY
myl7tr AAooAnAoA.
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PERSONAL.

Is THERE ANY ONE LIVING between lo.h sna
i 18th snd and o SITS NV. not entire,y dereni-
emit uron taking Bosrders, who will take three t.,
dies Who require thorough neatnees, well ordered
houee, and WELT ryed table. Address DESPAtR
care W. Y. Aiourn, l429 Pa ave. jel03ts /.
y warned not to NEGOTIATE for CERTfFiOATs
No. AZ. dated March 10th. 1872 for TEN (lO)
SHARES OF COLUMBIA SThEET RAILROAD
STOOk, as the same has been st@leu from me
jes 81 DANIEL SMITH
A STROLOGIST AND CLAIRVOYANT-Mrs DR.
IA ELI ID. 3l9 Pennsylvania avenue. If you would
know the truth consult the Doctor in ali things
Office hours from "a M to p. m. jelly
DROF. VIM HUNTER, ELkC TRIO rHERAPEU
Il TIC PLY SICIAN, has removed his Office from
1893 st., to laps New York ave-, ID noor Elect ric
~ il the erest remedy for all Nervous Aztec ions
Lungs, Liver and Kidneys Female Disorders
readily cured. je7-so3t'
1OHN PATCH ElAMINEB TITLES, reports q 70
liens on real estate. ESs 10Th s.. nv, Am tS 10
pm. Always In before and After 4 janl' 5m-
MADAME BOSS. the reliable Oairvoysus and Al
M trologtst, has REMov1D TO No - 9tb u SO
between East Capitol and a gt1., Capitol Ht1 n
CARS stop within half square Of house Fifteen year
Washington city attest the fact thu, this wonder
fn lady gives better satisfScton In Ill al airs Of s
than any one In the profession; tells OF past life
present and future destiny gives adv &C and .sss
snce on AL matters appeYt&fntng 20 business, low
md rastrimony. All In trouble cAl 6sttsfAc.tc'
.'vo,, or no psy. uov97-,-
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
B; Il. WARNER.

The Real Estate Review, published at my Office on
the 2Oth Of each month. contains complete list OF
concerning the condition OF the real estate marke
throughout the country. Call and get copy. tr
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FOR RENT
Rhode Island ave-, near 18th st. NV.
handsome IL room DWELLING, Just compIeted,
finished In q thorough manner and furnished
mediate vicinity of 18th Street Circle fronts gov
eminent reservation and Is in every respect very
desirable. W.
F0R RENT-A six-room FRAME HOUSE, No.
1887 g 81. NV. "
FOR RENT-1492 ct NV, q fine three-story and
ences
>, FOB REMIT st., near 18th. . neat 7room COT.
TAGE and Stable. IL thorough repair; three Lots
1ruit and shrubbery; rent @2t per month.
THOS. ]. FISHER co..
je6-tr 1913 street H. W.
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 18th
~ Ct and New York sye.-Fire, Burglar and Damp
annrm. TAKES Government Bonds on Special be-
eosit-one dollar per $1,000 . year Also. receives
poalt for moderate charge. Board OF ManaEerso
VIM: Stickney,. president; George W. Riggs, vice
snt tee.1 HHnyqsr seSTnItary sturte-
Th0rnA Evans. mY3-tr
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T AIDES, PARAsOL1 COVERED To
II MATCH THEIR SUITS Covering and ~
repairing specially, at b. B. CHASE'S, 1912
Penns ylyania avenue. je7-2Ws n
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ENOR CHARTER.
Steamers LADY OF THE LAKE, rH->
JANE MOSELkY and JOHN W.E-sG1HasSs...5I =
THOMPSON. szslx-zszzkszsD
Apply at the Office, 18th street.
je96t SAMUEL BACON Presdent
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THIN DRESS GOODS
FOR SUMMER WEAR
l65 pieces of MADRAS ORETONNEs, yard wide,
only 81 cents (usual price 12k)
zoo pieces Of beautiful Lawns, white and fancy
ofgendies grounds, yard wide, lax.
LACE STRIPED NAINSOOK. only l2k cents
CHECKED SWISS ORGANIZES, gard wide, l2k
VICTORIA LAWNS, 10, l2k, Is. Is cents
MADRAS GINeHAMS, large assortment
BLACK GRENADINES. Is, 81, 50, Sc cents.
ALL WOOL BUNTINGS, navy blue, cream,
black, etc.
PARASOI.s plain and fancy handles from 81 mn.
MATT1NGS, CARPETS and OILOLOTHa
cense TOWHONiH
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
THE STATE OF TRADE,

LIVERPOOL Aug. -ProvsOns-Cheese 20 3D. per cwt.
best grades Of American Bacon 20 per evil Tor Long
Clear Mddes and 26 cwt for Short Clear Mddes Lara
80 per cwt BreaistusIhe receipts OF Wheat fol the at
three DAYS 10000 ccntas mclung lG3OO centals
for Yarns anu Fabrics at Manchester
firm and tending upward.
at al Western. dun at AZ. Bacoa-CumbeIland Cut,
dun at 26 short ID dull 81; Long Gear dun ~
Short Clear, dull at 266d Hams Long Cut duli al 49,
Shoulders steady 81 BeefIndia Mess m the mar
ke Extra steady sq Prime Mesn0ne in the market
IafL-Prime Western duh at 5D6d. Taliow-Prime City,
steady at 32Gd Turpent %-Spiriis, dun at ~ ROsm
Common. duh at a. Fine. fITner at ll6d Cheose--
American Choice dull al 3O Lard OH, dLi at 81. Flour,
Extra state frmeT at 2@Gd WheaiSDrng No. = STEADY at
s3d for southern Spring. No. 2, steady az SOL New
Western Winter 81 Id: New southern Winter,
steady at 81 Corn-Mixed, steady At lsd. Cotonscet
Oil Yellow American. steady al 20. ROsln-COmmcD, 3t
London, steady at Add Turpentine-spirs at London.
LoNDGS Aug 29-5p. m-ReGned Petroleum, 6ls1.a6ld.
per gallon.
IIyEEpOoI. Aug. 29-5 D. m.-Behned Petroleum. 6sid.
BREMEN 29.-Lard closed at 31la marks per ITO 10
HAvKE Aug. 2S-Lard closed CT 4U francs 10 cent.ioes
"A
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

SEwYoRK Aug 29.-BEEVEs- Receipts l75 cars
4 n hsae g SeT sy sss S sna o. Is ta m
corresponding SIX days last weeA Az Jersey Cty with con
market exceedingly slow aud was past ~ before
s yaG' ss ena6eS sellers i'' o supply pry0o S Sooa
prices, which by the way have varied yeiy little
Common stock were close % Wednesdays prices, but
late sales we're at decline OF 81 per head % & per TO- AT
the demand for the best graies Of Cattle
and former prices were gy 6gi Common 70 Far
after buyers gained concessions eg TO strong sc per D.
Several loads OF togTados ana TeSans at % % dress
% n and The for Native exclusive OF some Poor
res 81 b. ana 81 per head There were fewer Prime Cattle
on ssfy " choee and Extra siees was elT aooess @e
Between three and four carloads Of small state Bu
~. Eastman had cate Today, but purchased 70 as
Waxe Feshaner reserved Sl5 head for Shipment
sales ~ Joseph sold at eOh-st sefi 10 Texans s62 m
q ~ % 40 d9 7S1 d at pe s1a = each ~ Illinois
81 each do 1852 ~ at iOc 20 do, lSOl D. lGe 81
a. = BgTe6ard sold 81 Illinois steOrs 1925 u. at 9o.
GiseT sold for MspSna,d IS state Steers lI49 n.
SIG, 90 n IL 90. l2J2 ID, al oiee
lssnbsek - Dayis @ soda g state Bnns, s2e ~ at g 10
per c"t 70 Go 800 10 al ~ 80 per oTt ~ dO $50 b
Kahn sold for Kahn CO. 10 Kentucky stoers lOs4 b.
26 do lao n at ss4e, 50 e7 do, 1871 H. 9ci SO DO
DO Is5 b. al 5se 10 Iry COWS iisS b. a. 7s.o 55S
4 VoSci SID ior Meyers q RegeDsein 60 Common Indi
na & s2 S az &c A s Il e@c a. so s5 ss 20
Ciy, Tor G. Haas z2 Texans s52 D. at ease-, 90 10. =
o steers D. S g % s'is b. lees 0 Sc iSa Each f 4% iG 10 10
q ao 'ffi s. oss & g. e g b. o2 % Ssyns. S9 o
q MssS See SsS %Ss'1rP 5s ssss S a no E. Sc s5 o.
isa &C. T. a S5 s si4 e h !. sS lSS n
ass saeR i2S5 n $s n. az & sc 4 tSss So
Nswoa Holmes sold foy W MopSscSins e. "a obio s,.a,.
tHfs is . b. az e. So Sc o. 2 = e. 1l2S r al
sson ns ana 2 sl9 s%o on the IA cs less g
GOe. EACH Do. 1850 b. al 6S sSS Al 1s sssb m q
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
COTTON MAakETs.

xSnF Gpap Aas os SsiasS mnR s'ssS
hsS e2 pS% nSnf % 'G snr S ea@se
delivery cad Angasi and septemOesr, seve5y e,c' Sa
40 October and November delivery. giSssd. aso 6-d'
also d do December and December deSefy re os SS
@ sales ana II hs Wes bale. American
bales iGrwaided from the ships she 600
Saes actual EXPORT Too aSo paes a Sock bales
American S56Ooo bales amount OF Cotton anoat $4,000
'illS IaSesrooI, Aug S9~i:5o p. m-cOtton-Futures-
$3.50 mr1s safes Of Cotton toasy Iny
SdaSr ssGS sGS Sss delivery
AUGUSTA Aug. 2a.-Cotton nrm; Midding lii2oll Sci
, 1Sy Ma q sas, II & cS eoGa s a
weekly receipts 6s bale shipments 7l2 bales saes $50
BALTIMORE Aug 29-Cotton firm; Afidding. 12ssal2lc.;
nss r4w @S G Saes % GSs Sass 56 Bales
receipts 80 bale; gross BAT bales exports ooa'tWiSe %
sosroS Aug g,e. and steady Maslns I2,2e'
. bales Gs5 sosF 2I eaies weekly bales
MddmT & aug GOOD orSIaary Ioc net receipts %
Sses 40 i72 bales weekly receipts "a
CfScrSxeTi Aug 299coit0n aI1ni Mddinr l2,sc.; Low
ans y 5ss oGG .s 5S bales sSsa s5S Sae
weekly rooept II baos shipments 45 bales; sales 2o4
G9EyEsrok Aus 2s strOag Mddng i NC; Low cs
es en- ors France lOee bales sales 69 baes stock
Ja pots france lOO6 bales coastwse, 1.772 bales
Low Middhng 10ac: Ordinary, IOisc; net receiPs
24g gross bales s452 bales weekly net
cepts. 779 bales gross e7s bales exports ooaSiwe o32
bales; sales. 97j bales. . -
iArElPHA Aug 2a.-Cotton firm Middling l2sc. Low
Mddhng 2c: Good Ordinary. l2c net receipts 40 bales
u1oss bales: 637 bales spnDers l24 hales stock
bales weekly receiDs 3I2 bales gross iD2 bales
exports Britain 100 balcsi sales S7li baes SPIN
ncIs. 2,S bales ,,,,,. 80, -,
MidHng Ordinary, lOc net rece1ps IS bales
baes gross IS bales exports eoaswse S49 bales; sales
bales: LOB bales weekly mel tceps oO9 Oaies
exports Coastvise. AIS bales sales. 200 Dales
COTTON RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
our. 1000 hnl., Wheat. $4,000 pusA. Corn $4,000

Flour $4,000 bbls; Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn, $4,000
bush; Oats. 1000 bush Rye, 1000 bush. oo
TOLEDO. Aug 29.Wheat easier No. WhiteW aDasnvec.;
No Invite Michigan. g9cNo. 90, sgc Amber Momgan
aud August g0isc; October g7Sse No Amber ch'
gan 97c No Red Winter spot sa sc. August 9sc; oco,
MICHIGAN Red 9s'c No do 81 e feeed "aoss m Se corn
dull and lower; High Mixed s6 sc.i NJ August
and October S64c september, 36oi No White $500
NO 2, S4c No White gsa,e Mlehigan 24s Az sa, .se
tember, 971 &C; October. e7c Receipts-W hesL i5vuvo
bush. Corn 5000 bush Shipments-Wheat soOoo ousn''
Corn llOO0 busn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

Express Trains leave SoW.YoIA via D1sbrossos and C0r
landt street Ferfirs a. o. Iowsi
430 1880, 500, 30 umted 49,. D. a,tO T. g. 4. 7.30
$50 and 10 D. in sunday, 4:5o sil = = liO $50.
and 10 D. M
Boats "BrOoklyn Annex" WITH all throuh
az Jersey CITY anOrdng spccdg and direct raI sfef i0r
Brooklyn travel.
RetuTnng trains leave PHILADELPHIA 1901. 500 1856. Z
1850 B. $50 aud III O. tlmtod ENpress, 1850 y. m
hSO. and 155 p m On sunday l2Ol. 33a 355. s0O and
Ticket On ,rs-NOs. 500 and GA yroadWay No l Asor
House and OF Desbrosses and Cotlandta No. Cour
ST. ana oOkl,n Annex Depot foot of FuitOuat Brook yn
Nos ia llG aud lis hudson St, H0Dokcn Depot JcrseY
CITY. Fmiaraut Ticket Office No. 3 Battery-pisca'
FkANhTHOMSON, l. 4. + ARMFR
General Manager Goul Passenger Ags
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
gteGmboats ano Railroads.
}ANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
N c. NIBBARD ANA y. DREW
Leave NestrySt PIER 39 n r. at S:35 ana 24thsr n
m, (fIom BROOKLYN by Annex boat at -, Landing
NYACK FERRY WEST PolNE CoENW4LI, NEW
BECK, CAISkILL and HUDSON; Tickets sold and bag
gage checked NORTH ana WEST Tickets or Coupons good
on Hudson River Railroad received 'Or passage.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MON rliEAI. and in
teTmedatc points. Steamers leave Pier % T. r., daily
Sundays ezGTped Al N went thlrd ST. :. r. a. jlj
A. ana IL connecting with special trains at New
Haven Tor Hartford SPRINGFIELD &c. Tickets sold and bag
checked at 944 Broadway Newiork, and Courtst,
Brooklyn. Excursion TO Ncw.haven and return, 81 90.
EOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and
4 all stations the New-YOrk. Boston and Air Line
Derby and North HAMPTON Railroads direct steamers
JOHN II. SrAkIN and EhASIIN CORNING leave Pier
IS n. r. foot Of Cnrtlands ri p every night in tho
week saturday arrive in NewH Hayen IN time for al
morning trans all railroads best facilities for
ad irea fare II excursion, il 90 Stalns New haven
Transportation Line. JOHN II. STARiN,
Proprietor
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landi
d ut Cozzens West POINT, Cornwall Newbmg Marlboro
Milton POuCLkccpse, EsODus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware ana Wall Valley Railroads. Steamboats, IA MES
W. BALDWIN ami THO MAS CORNELL leave DAILY at
y. ni Pier -. North River foot of HarrsOn-st.
SATURDAYS, when The Steamer Thomas Cornell will
leave O'Clock p connecting with Evening Train
thp sfqv n ana
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
ITO THE HOLDERS of the Consolidated

L First Mortgage Bonds OF the Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central Railway Company
The BOnahOders' Agreement Of l7th Of Nav 1879, was
drawn the suppOOn that the decision OF Judge lar
Ian would permit the reduction OF the debt TO SlJ32O
bonds through the nstrumentlY
and applied bv effect is reduction.
ut, according Harian's decision O eth August the
granting OF the rental made de-
pendent the reduction OF the DEBT having hrs been
made.
iris viii not really change the ultimate Pond
shoul have disposal the Bonds themselves
instead n the rental provided for In the Agreement OF
7h May 1879 order TO enable IL to conform oJudgo
Uarlans last decision.
supplemental has therefore bsen prepared by
which the holders OF idatcd bonds authorize he cy
coupons Will be required to eiec the reduction
Of debt Sl59l 900 cont hOnds. ana wing
snch further I'm detail found requisite Tor the
working ccts Of tho ats decision
The parties The Of hal H. 10 ~ are guCsted
to sign tins supplementary Agreement win AZ htc delay as
possible enable The Committee 10 make arrange
Tor providing Tie iarce amount OF cash tabGu S5NO
certain Of bonds to comply with Judge ii rans last
decision.
III viii be necessary that Boudholders signing the
Supplementary Agreement shall ther rec IN The
Union Company, and have stamp placed upon the
provided by Inc supplementary Agrceme declaring
copies of areemeni viii be found Office Of the
Union Trust Company II Broadway, OF of 'son q Coz 4S
Wallst
Parties residing Of city forward their certificates
Gseln Co.. who viii attend 20 haying 'Aem stamped
and returned, without charge.
New.YOrk, August p, 1879. -
Ri;I%L RI I; IWILS9T,1 fsEi,1S Committee.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
Cost an0 Soun6.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NTW-
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RECEIVED AT J'HE
UPTOWN OFFICES No ,e3s 81 roadway, Thirty rs
81. or 3DS West TwentythirC-st. corner Eghtnaye$
no. 81 East Fourteenthst, corner UniOnsquare, 100
Thirdavc FOrtgseventh-st at the HARLEM OFFICE
No 2,2Sj fhrdavc OnCiun f0urths
tHarem :! wings Bank Building, up 10 p at regular
Office .os.
1 OST.-Bank book No. 1920 of the German
Uptown Sayngs Bank; toe hndcr will please return
same 70 PHI LIP Koch LEti, $50 -daye.
| OST. Bank Book Nc 1,757 issued by the
IL German savings Ban4 N the City Of NewY9rS 10 JOHN
SCHEUEIMANE, is missing The hnGer or holler Of the
requested deliver it % 4 Bank II not restored
before 5t day October 1873. application viii be
To he Bank for a book.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Tru

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk
Line and United states Mall Route -On and after July
7. 1873, trains leave NcTYnrk via DesbOsses and
andt Street Ferries as fO'Ows:
EXpess for Harrisburg Pittshurg the West 0nd SOUTH
with Pullman Palace cars attached Sa m Gnd s:3O p
daily.
For WiamspOrt, LOckhaven, Cory aud Erie $50 p.
H.. connecting C0TY rtsyil-. Petroleum Centre
the on Regions. WlImmsgOrt and LOckhayeu, a. m.
Baltimore WashiIgt a sUd tie South Limited Washing.
ton ExDress OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday.
H. arrive Wasnn-ton 4il2 p Regular at 4;3O ana
$40 a. NJ. l. 4, and 10 p. m. sunday, 10 2 M. .
Express for Philadelphia, 1850 100 S2l g. 90 Limited).
IL a. I, $3.50 l. o g. f30 $3.50 aud 10 sunday i:8l
ana D. t. $50, $50 ana 10 p H. Lilgfah anu secOad
Class, 100 y. N
For Cape MAY, II a.. N. aGd D m.
BoaUs ~ brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
Cy, auring speedy and direct transfer
fOr Brook yn travel
daily ESQ G2D p NJ daily except Monday; Prom
Washington and Baltimore, 6JJ a. $780, 400 lOlG u.
n sunday, 600 a. n. From Philadelphia 300 500,
Coo 9 90 1890 ll:3C ?, $50, 4:JO 500, $50 and
1910 p nj sunday, $50. $685. Csc. 1870 ll:SOa H.. $50
Iicke olces 526 and 9l4 Broadway, No. Astor House
Unf AID COTtlaudtsts., No.
RrooLtvr Depot foot OF FutOnst, Brooklyn;
ia HudsOG-st, HObOken Depot Jersey city
Emorant Ticket ONCE, No Battery place New.
YORK Transfer Copauy viii ea FOR ami cheek baggage from
hotels and Residence L v.p,r,gr, ,..., ,..--. -,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

VIE EhlE hAll4h Al.
ERIE and wESlERN RAILROAD. AIranS Sonens Of trains,
9ain Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Bauai0 and suspension Bridge
G % %ccnRSciing %th fast trains 70 ihc West ana Soa
west. Psmans best Drawingloorl Sleeping Coaches
D. m (Daly) Pacific Express FOR the West sleepn,
Coache. through 10 Buffalo Niagara Fails Cihcia.
Chicago.
Trans leave Chambers street Depot New York. Tor
Newark 6io, $40 lldO $40, 42O. 0:50 CLIO T31
D. m ~ midnight saturday nights only. sundays 9I5
RnheTtora Park and Passac g. 7:5O TO- 1920 A. m The
~ nom n 10 s. ESQ 40 6;i0 S.sG Si6 $50 I9 M
i2midnight sundays ., $3.50. lO2O lao, $3.50. 30
Patterson {, 6i5, 100 s.ao TO- 1920, lSo a. m 10
noon lao = 5,n S;2o' :5.Q iilO o go o-9 $50 9l9
Dl5 iO.2o ~, lt5 $50 I, p m, and y midligAt
midnight sunaays, q, eaou lO;2J a H., l;io US0 p H.
Nowou1g and Cornwall 100 a. M 800 $50 p m sun
kGndcat anu Kingston. . a. mr. $3.50 H. SUNDAYS $50 a
Goshen g. $50 o 1920 a. M 8:So $50 lsO p N. suu-
dayso sSS ais0S M $50 7b ui The a. m ana i:3j p
H. trains win NewYork and oswcgo Midland Raj
PSr Jervis 7:Su O. lO;2O NJ AGO. g. :. 2. Sundays,
$50 1920 q. IN. g. $50 and .. M
NC-Boats 2Jd quarter ~ and quarter altoreach
ng, .eaH Tor passagS ana or sparens DaSih ioo
ami sleeping CoacIes can o. ootaue aug 1feIs or tao
SaSy cSn M No SS9 46i OF 6S; BroadNa, N " No
touft ST. Br0oklyn or AZ the CrnpaaYs DepUts
Express train, the West arrve IA Nowfork al 7S5
d. in i-'2 JSo r. 1BB0TT Geu1 Passr Ag, Ncw.York.
NORTHERN RAlLROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
I'M ~ o a m l. & A. $50 b:sG t;ll $50 IIs5J y li
sundays and $50 y. Tho liJJ y. m. trsn gai
eSyy Nn, S spre Vsllcy and Nonssy 0So a. NJ 4JO D. IN
JNo. n, ABBOTT, Gsn'i fss''r Asts Ne~'V"fS
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET

Pio JANrIRo. Aug. 29.Cofee market quiet prices
Rio Good Frsts 5s0Od5.9J0 10 kios Tx
Ch7nCe London. Il 2d.
SANTOS Aug. 20-CoGee-superor Santos, 5,GoO05,S0O
sels per 10 kos
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DropoSnl5.


OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER IND ARCHITECT
G-sT, BETWEEN AND 9TII-sTs, n. w, }
WASHINGTON, d. C., Aug l6, lS7p)
DR0POSALS for MISCELLANEOUS IRON
1 WORK and also Tor SLATE FLOOR SLABS.
RECON TRCCTION OF THE U. ;. PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Il OF the J0h dHy Of August 1879, for furnishing de
ivering fitting AMI putting in place complete certain Iron
york. comprising frames and castings Of windows acngs OF
floors light wells raings stairs, and hTeproof sliding
DOORS &C. for Of the Model rooms OF the
and OF the above building. In accordance
drawings specifications and schedule. which be
tns Office.
Of proposals and any desired information
be obtained application at this Office.
ADOLF CLUSS Engineer and Architect
Proposals viii also received above and at the
time aud place. furnishing delivering. aud putting In
place about 10000 square feet OF Slate Floor slabs.
ADOLF CLUSS Engineer and Architect
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COTTON RECEIPTs-
NEw.YoIE, Aug 29-Ile following are the tota net re-
fIOm Septenl-
financial.

flnalelal.
ELINT and PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY
Co.-Hoders Of eonsolated bonds can now Posi their
OF the following depOstoi1rs; Merchants
Exchange National Bank NewYOrk Mt chanics' National
Bank Bedford. Msss; First National Bank Utica, N.Y.
who will issue a negotiable certificate for 10 same.
FRANCIS HATHAWAY,
LOUM SNOW, Ja,
a. q. BIOWER,
H. Il. FISH,
III. \. V. POST. Chairman.
Purchasing Committee.
EAS STOCKS 81 City R.R. Qiorse and Elvfd)
Osjocks d Bonds bought e sold FIHEWIII Broad-st:
DORT HURON and LAKE MICH. Il. r. Co.
4 LIST MORT. CERTIFICATES
WANTED BY
WM. r. UTLEY,
81 Pine ST.,