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AN old lady being asked 10 subscribe
for newspaper, declined on the ground
that when she wanted news she manu-
faeLured it herself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-02-22

A SOUTHERN Judge read "Betsey and
Arc Out " for couple who came seek
ing divorce, and they withdrew the
suit and we're reeohciled.
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M'eekly Trinitu gonruaI.

sS- The "JOUR.N.sL" has no A gents
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The New York herald., 1879-09-15
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA sept 13. 1870
sugar--A tho buyers withdrew from the IN arket upon
tenor OF tho circular Of tho of Tho
Treasury OF tho United states aud holders remained Ir
The market closed strong but quotations nomunlly
unchanged Stock In warehouse ut Havana and Mntan.
kas5v7OO boxes $1,000 bags and AZ vUu hhds Receipts
wvek7lS boxes SD5 bags and 1.U73 hhds
dnring the weck--2on boxes 3i4 bags and 1850 hbds
Including 22U boxes, IL bags and 2loU hhds. to tho
United states. Bacon. $50, currency per Butter
Superior American $50 S52, currency, qunai Flour
Slj Eji currency, bbl tor American. Jerkad beo
~ 90 reals currency, per arrooe. Hams--American
sugarcured $40 SIS currency, per quinta for North
ern and S4s 500 for southern. srkkegs s3l rs $40
currency per quinta in tins, $37 SS Potatoes Si2
qunia onions ~ so currency per bb for American
ber unct. shocks quiet White navy beans, AZ a ~
reals currency per arrcOc. Corn, III Ia reals cur
rency pcr arrobe. Huops nominal Frcights quiet but
improving slightly loading at Havana Tor tho United
states per hhd OF x3 81 20 currency loading at
ports on the north ou,sdc ports for tho United
states per hid Of sugar 50 - 20 75 Tobacco quiet
spanish gold, 23l. Exchange quiet, but arm.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15

In the money market the ruling for call loans
pom stock collateras were 8 to per cent. Yester.
ny there was less activity. and loans made Az
sow as per cent at which figure the market closed
few transactions In the middle of the week were
.uoted at per cent, but they were supposed to be
made with the purpose of creating an impression
that the market more active than II really
On government bonds tho ruling rate throughout
was 10 per cent Discount of good paper was
quoted ut to per cent and time loans ruled at the
same figures.
Nearly t9000.0Oo In gold arrived from Europe dur
ing the week. s6GoO.0 900 OF II being American coin
The balance was deposited In tho Assay ONCE which
oaid out since Monday about s5.oO0oOo In checks.
The banks, while receiving these large amounts
rom abroad. were drained by paying into the Treas
Try $30d00O0 in legal tenders account of the per
cent bonds. These payments. In connection with
the shipment Of currency West aud South to move
the crops accounts for the reduction In the
Of the banks In the face OF such heavy impor,atons
Foreign exchange was steady throug ghout. and
rates substantially unaltered during the weak
Government bonds were in brisk demand oarlv IN
The week. and advanced "a "a per cent. Toward
The close they were less active. and yesterday
showed q slight shade of weakness
state securities were stagnant. and railway bonds
nuctuated with their respective stocks. They were
sctivo and for the most part stronger although dur.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
BURGLARS IN THE TWENTY-NINTH.

Officer James II. Wilson, of the Twenty-ninth pre-
cnct chanced upon another burglary in that locality
on Saturday night. While on patrol on Fourth ave-
nue. he caught sight Of group of men standing in
the shadow OF house on Twenty seventh street. A
moment later they cautiously approached the ave-
nue., but on seeing the officer broke and run. He
was upon them in trice though and, after sum-
moning assistance. brought four Of them back.
They had bundle Of rich clothing and valuables.
which found to have been taken from house
ut No. "a West Twenty-seventh street. The family
who occupied it have gone to New Brunswick. and
the burglars availed themselves of their absence
effect entrance aud climb to the top foor There
they broke open number Of trunks, which they
riaed and were departing by the roof. when some
noise in of the houses alarmed them and they
got through the nearest skylight and made for the
street. man and woman in the house adjoining
the fellows getting away. Officer Wilson
raigned them in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday. where they gave their names John
Drain. aged twenty years OF No. AZ East Fortich
street; William Stewart. nineteen, of No. 14l Sul-
street. Charles Hamilton, twenty, and Charles
Connolly seventeen. the two latter refusing to give
their residences. On being cross questioned it
found that Drain had not been with the party He
had only been standing on the corner when they
appeared, and had been confounded with them
He discharged and the others remanded
till further evidence could be secured.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
POLITICAL.

STArE or NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE Score
aCrs,ary :, eta OF state, Albany, July 30. 1879
si1Notiee is hereby given that at the General Election
Monday of November next November 4thJ following
A Governor, in the place Of Lucius Robinson:
Lieutenant Governor, in the place Of William Dor
Secretary Of State in the place Of Allen c. Beach;
Treasurer in the place of James Maekin: o''0''
An Attorney General. in the place of Augustus Schoon
state Engineer and Surveyor the place of Horstio
All whose terms of Office will expire the day
Also Senator for Fifth Senate district composed
OF the county Of Richmond and the First Second
sS S S XsS ,Sa fGs s all Ia oss0a Of the oGEh ward Of
PARK row strsea Gos Ferry ses Pee
slip and East East River AZ hs. portion Of hs Ninth q
Bleeeker street Leroy and North River Governors
Also senator for the sixth Senate district composed
Of the Seventh Eleventh and thirteenth warts Of the city
ssd city that lies within catharne street Chatham
Also senator for the Seventh Senate district com.
OF s at eas ha %na s ss OF % city
tha. lies east Of Broadway and a that portion Of the
within Fourteenth street Thirteenth street. Third
Also senator for the Eighth senate district composed
Of the tee Tara Of 81 the & fty OF New York ~ tina.
street Beeeksr Carmlne sixth avenue
the Fifteenth city that wss. Of Broad.
q. s ssy IF s
sie.n street Broadway and sixth M svs.ae and all that
Twenty:ixth street, Thirtieth street Sixth and
North River
Also senator for theNnth Senate district composed
of all that portion of the Eighteenth Nineteenth and
Twenty wards of the city of New York
Of Third avenue. and Biackweirs Island.
Also Senao for the Tenth Senate district composed
of all that portion OF the Twentieth and hrs wards
OF the city OF New York that lies within Thireth street,
ward o city &%s lies woss
of Third and all that portion Twelfth
Twenty second wards that lies of Eighth avenue
Wards and Randall's islands
Also senator tor the Eleventh Senate district
posed of the Twentythrd and
city of New York, and all that portion of the Twelfth
Twentieth and second wards of said city that lies
within Thrteth street Spuyten Duyvil Creek Eighth
and Hudson River.
County officers also be elected for said county -
Twenty-four members of Assembly.
Sheriff. in the place of Bernard Reilly
County Clerk in the place of Hubert y. Thompson,
pointed by the Governor the place of Henry Gumble
removed.
Judge of Court of Pleas in the place Of
occasioned by the death Of Hamilton w. Robinson.
Two Justices of the Marine Court In the Of David
McAdam and Henry Alker
Justice of the District Court for the Seventh Judicial
the Governor in the place of Walter Pnckney
Justice of the District Court for the Tenth Judicial
district in the place of John r. Flanagan
Three Coroners in the place of Richard Flanagan Henry
will expire o the last day of December next
ALLEN &. BEACH,
Secretary of state.
SHERIrF's OFFIcE.
CRY AND COUNTY OF Nsw YORK,
July 81 1879
certify that the foregoing copy Election
Notice received by this day from the Secretary Of
BERNARD REILLY.
Sheriff Of the city and county of New York.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME ECoURr-CHAMBKns-Held by Judge West
brook.-Court opens at haf-past ten A. M.-Thrd
Monday motion calendar. Calendar called at eleven
A. Nj.
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcIAL TEnM-Held by Chief
Justice Curtis.-Court opens at twelve NJ No day
calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge j.
+. Daly.-Court opens at eleven A. NJ. No day cal
endar.
Judge Shea.-Court opens ut ten A. M-Nos. 1922, |,
3O92 32ll IA, 334l ., H. H. 3342 20 ~, 1912, $751;
81. Part 2-Iield by Judge McAdam.-Court opens
at ten A. M-Nos. 5iT 1856 1870 1916 1929, 3945 T. 8,
3244 423 &c. 105. 1906 35ls 1885 1l9. Part 3-neld
by Chief Justice Aker.-Court opens at ten A. M
Nos 3496 1866. 2o All, 4. 20. 6l SO. 10. l03 3lsO
q, 1853. 163
COURT GENERAL sEssross-Part Held by
Judge Cowing--Court opens at eleven A. M.-The
People vs.. John Mcdonald, felonious assault and
battery; Same Giuseppi PERIL. felonous assault
and battery; Same VS.. Frank Gardner. burglary;
Same Louis Mcdonald grand larceny; Same vs.
Patrick Fenelon. larceny from the person. Same Vs.
Mary McCann, larceny from the person; Same
John Reilly, larceny from the person; vs.
Richard White. larceny from the porson Same vs.
James ID. Walters. forgery; Same vs. Edward Moran.
petty larceny; Same Peter h. Weil obscene tera
ture; Same vs.. Rafael Caselano burglary; Same vs..
Thomas Wilson. burglary Same George ki TO-
pert. burglary Same vs.. Michael Murphy. George
Leonard and Alexander Higgins burglary; Same
W. John Sheridan. receiving stolen hoods: same
vs. John Powers, larceny from the person
Same vs.. James Harper, assault and battery.
Part 2-Held by Judge Gilderslecve.-Court opens ut
eleven A. M-The People W.. John Duffy, felonious
assault and battery; Same Patrick Brennan rob-
berry; Same VS.. Leopold Lebram fclonious assault
and battery; Same VS. Frederick Fcchtemo Her felo
Nous assault and battery; Same vs.. William Barney,
felonious assault and battery; Same Bella Murry.
felonious assault and battery; Same Frank Kin
zle felonious assault and battery; Same VS.. Peter
Ryan and Nicholas .. Humick. petit larceny; same
vs. Washington Broganberry, assault and battery /;
same VS. Emma Bosse, disorderiy house; Same VS..
william Fowler. violation Lottery law; Same Cas-
per Denger, felonious assault aud battery Same
Joseph Slater, robbery; Same James Callahan,
rape; Same VS.. Catharine Battersby, disorderly
house; Same VS.. Peter \. wei obscene prints.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
ne the last two days of the week the list was marked

ing the last two days of the week the list was marked
by great irregularity.
So great has been the demand on the Erie Canal
for boats and to navigate them that the wages
of drivers have been nearly doubled.
The latest and most intelligent estimates of the
crop deficiencies in England place the amount of
wheat that must be imported at l2s 900 bushels.
This is about 35 900 bushels in Of an aver
age year, such as 1889.
Glass sleepers for railroads the latest thing in
that line in England. The glass is toughened by
process discovered by Frederick siemens. OF Dres-
den the cost per ton being about the same as that
of east iron, but there three times rs many
sleepers in ton.
In 1873 the advance in pig iron overdone.
and the subsequent movements Of the metal were
thereby rendered even more unsatisfactory than
they would otherwise have been. An evidence Of
the feverish and unwholesome excitement which
portion of the trade is believed to be giving way to
is the fact that many sellers more conservative
than buyers, and deprecate too rapid advance in
prices.
The following is complete list Of the State securi
ties for which bids made at the Board yester-
The New York herald., 1879-09-15

SHERIrFs OFFICE.
CITY COUNTY NEw YoRK,
July 81, 1879
certify that the foregoing is copy Election
Notice received by this day from the Secretary
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff Of the city and county of New York.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15

TWO LIGHT COLORED BILLIARD TABLES 4xxo.
i nearly very cheap. 3ol East l7th st.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
FINANCIAL.

"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought of all kinds effected with the best
panies ai lowest premiums
j j. HABRICH N CO. l65 Broadway: box I $50
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
BILLIARDS.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL
N Tables aud second hand also Bagatee and Par.
or Billiard fables, Balls Cloth cues Chalk ana Tips
immense stock, no fancy prices W. H. GRIFFITH
co Vlu Broadway, corner 10Th st.
twARpED GRAND MEDAL PARfs is7s--THE
"A Coender Billiard Tables the best Ia cheap
any. Warerootns ieo broauway, Nuw York. Catalogues
TWO LIGHT COLORED BILLIARD TABLES 4,xo
Il nearly now very cheap. jol East l7th St.
MARBLE MANTELs.
NIARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELs GRAVE
M stones &c. A. kLABkR. 1874 East 18th ID
WOOD, SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELs IN GREAT
w variety. r. u. STEWART X Co, 10. ~ West Esd st.
CLOTHING.
+ ADILs OR GENTLEMEN WILL RECEIVE POSI-
iveiy the utmost highest prices for Caston Clothing
dresses and Carpets LINDkxANN, 2Vy 7th av,
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
RoOTHs THIRD WEEK.
ID THE NEW PLAY
by
pION BOUCICAULT
EVERY NIGHT At
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2

RESCUED,
A GIRLS ROMANCE.
John Clayton, Rose Cognian George Clark, Domin lex
Murray. John Breughan. Ada Gilman, Cecile Rush. W.
Herbert q. De We're. II. Billings
MOUNT AUDLEY.
THE NEWSBOYS' CLUB.
THE SWING BRIDGE OVER BURLEY GAP.
Box Office all day Seats secured by post wire
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
AMUSE NEVIS.


TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
~ Sole Lessee and Manager .........Mr A. N. PALMER
PRELIMINARY SEASON.
Mr.. PALMER has the pleasure TO announce that this
theatre which during the summer vacation has been thor
oughy refurnished and redecoraed will .or the
usual preliminary season on
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER l6
with entirely American play, by Mr. BARLEY Camp
MY PARTNER
The play will be presented with the following specially
selected cast =
Ned Singleton Partners. Mr Hsnry H'c Crisp
Wing Lee Chinese servant At hotel. c. Parsoe
Mr.. Matthew Brandon. father OF Mary and Grace,
MI Harry Edws ards
His first appearance In New York;
Major Henry Clay Britt. candidate for re-elec
Mr. rrank Mordaunt
Josiah scraggs. "a man who never forgot nor for
Sam Bowler, a miner, formerly Of the circus;
Mr. Wellington widgery. old English servant
Mr.. Charles Webster
Jim Johnston Sheriff of county......Mr John DAILY
Mary Brandon. "who had mother TO guide
her. MISS Mauu Granger
Grace Brandon, her younger sister Miss Minnie Palmer
Mise Posie pentland. spinster housekeeper ~
Miners. guests &C.. &c.
Every scene used In this play has been designed and
painted expressly for by Mr. r. Marston The music
written and ged by Mr. H. Tissngton. The deco
rations IN the house by Mr.. Donnarumma The new
aud by DeGraa Taylor aud d. Grover
Stockley The new carpets by Reuben Smith Co. The
electric lighting by A. L. Bogart
Box ohce open daily for sale Of seats
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, hrst matinee Of
MY PARTNER
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AUCTION SALES.
? O'Neal s. Lucas, Auctioneers.

DJ " ANeai x LGSShs auCtlOQ6eGs.
FoK SAL IA VERY DESIRABLE
less, with FRAME DWELLING, rich lsrd,
well wate:ed and wooded fine si:ustion for
dairy snI msrket garden, situated in Falls
Church District, Fairfsx county. four miles
f'ou AleIsEd!!s s:i SIX from Washington.
and school, isSfered TO- sale.
II 70! sold before SATURDAY, July 10Th. il
will then &c exposed for sale in front Of the Mar
ket House, on Royal street, at II o'clock m.
Terms: Cae hs!f cash; the residue in i. l.
with approved secc:i!y 20. the deferred pay
meDtl. Title retained until al are paid. Pos
s:s:ion 2iSen DC! lst, 1879. jy Id
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE nesr ALEXANDRIA,
By virtue OF that certain deed Of trust. executed
by jerome Linton and wife. b3srng date tho
10Th dsy CT March, 1875. ard OF record on tho
lsud records OF Fairfax County, liber T. No 4.
page BIZ shall. on SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of July, 1879 81 D. H., in front Of Burroughs
store cor. franklin AID Patrick streets. il ssid
county of Fairfax, soil 10 tie highest bidder that
TRACT or PARCEL OF LAM conveyed by
said deed, known rs "SheridsL'a Point and
containing 30 acres, l rood, ard = polo:, more
or less: This farm is improved by q TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, in
coed order, with all the required Oh. buildings,
excellent and thrifty spple and pcsch orchards,
and the land is we'll adapted to tho usual and
varied products of tina! thrifty section ct the
county. This land lies on the Potomac opposite
TO Fort Washington, and has landing on tho
river for steamboats, and other small craft.
Terms of Sale: Enough in hand to pay the
expenses Of sale, and slso SOL IS on the day Of
sale; the residue IN two eqIAl anrusl pay n snts,
10 bear interest from, the day of sale and to bs
secured by lien on Improperly.
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.
Eo;rfsy g., incS.yau
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY :. 1870.
Sun rises q ~ Sun soIs........... ! -
ARRIVED.
Sir George Lesry, Norfolk. TO L 5 llooa
Str Lady OF tho Lake Norfolk to + A Reed.
Str Mattsno, lower P'tc to D Breeders u &C.
Schr Ellen TobiD, Providence, 10 Amcri:sn
Coal Co.
Schr George Aery, Providence. to American
Coal Go.
Schr Rio Grando HAVE do Grace, t" i Ag-
new s. Co.
CLEAEED
Str Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk, by A Reed
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, by 7 q Hooe.
Schr kllen Tobin. AlIyn's Point, By Ancri-
can Coal 20.
Schr George Aery, Providence, by American
Coal Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schr A Valentine, Georgetown, q. n \ lat.
Schr Amelia q Ireland cleared from Tor
WashinYtoulst.
Schr .lulis A Ward, Goorset' n at Boston Isl
Schr Melville, cleared from Bangor for Wash
ington 18Th.
Schr Samuel Fish sailed from Bath for George.
town 29th.
Schr Fred G Holden, hence for Bristol. ..
Newport Sob.
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By UNosl b Euca5. AucliDncc.s.

rHRUSTGES SALE Of 4 VALUABLE
4 DWELLING AND STDHE-ky virtue pf
deed of trust o1oautci by Cha:ie. Brill and
wife, and of record in TIE Clerks Oil "a Of tho
CORPORATION Court for the city OF Alexandria.
Virginia, lb.r NO. paso:jD Tho unte!si zned.
as trustee il said dc2d .Esn.G! wil ezpaoa !0f
sale. NJ public auction, in IRON; 0: tn, Msrke.
building, on Royal strec.. in the city OF Ale&4n-
dria, Vs.. OIL TUESDAY, tha S:h day oil July,
1879, vt II m., all ths. IESEnENT and LOT
OF GROUND, in the said city Of Alexsndr!c.
situated on the north sito OF iing st.. between
Patrick and Henry streets, in front on King s:
rs feet inches, and extending north in dcp:h
100 feet to 10 feet nl;ey. subject to rent charga
in fee o. S38 III per snnum.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
FRANKLIN l.. SHEPPARD.
10 Scots Trustee.
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EOC3k .SEH"S.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, July , 1870
For the Middle States, Stationary and faIlos
barometer, with increasing southerly winds, and
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
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The msrko! is quiet, with lllIo dOins. Vno
,st;ons Cor Flour romsn unchanged. Iha Of
ftrinss OF Wheat are fair, bn! prices arc low,
and we no.o sales OF 1866 busho's to-day at lOo.
lob, lOj. los and 100 for fair to good; there were
no strictly choice offerings Corn Is shade
better, and but lttlo is being offered ana wo
quote at 1c higher. Nothing doing III Ryo or
Oats Butter and Eggs are lower. N.her srti.
clea unchanged.
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WINES AND LIQUORS

We desire to inform ;ha public generally that
we have in storo s1d constantly receiving tho
following wcll-known brands OF IMPORTED
BRANDY, WINE and CH AHPAGNG:
10 csses Dup:a s. Cos. st julien Bo-he,ux
Csrcts.
5 cases HeiGssck Is Coa, Eeims Dry Mono
poe Champagne, quarts.
csses Heidsieck s. Co.'S. Roims Dig Memo
pole Champagne, p'n!s.
10 cases l. LsndsbeFgee s, Co's. California
Chsmpsane, qusr.s and pints.
= casks nuinnees Stout, BurEie5 Io!ting.
z cssks B.ss Pale Ala.
:; caaks J. S Z. TeEnoat'S glasgow Pale hlo
Gonz,lez Bya:s s. Co.'S. Filo ;;hccrios, Bar
sundy Ports and h1adairas Renault 8 Cos.
Cnsnsc Brandy; j. j Medor u Zocns Schae.
dam Gin Mehsn'5 Irish and Rsmssy's Scotch
Whiskys; janscs, London Dock and ST. Crox
Rum; California Port; Shsrries aid sweet An
gelICa Wines; Thomnscns Pure Rye. Gi5son'a
Cabinet xxx end Xxx. and Eoutb,n's Whis-
Ky, SC. sc,
All Ct the above goods guaranteed pare; par.
chased since The recent dcclise, and Of first
hands onsbes liz - sell 1t a small margin over
importers prices. HARLOW Il BROS.
Wholesale Groears and Com mission Merch anLa
mys0.lm
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By Green 81 Wise

1Resl Estste Agents and Actonoers.]
TOM MISSlONERS' SALE-By virtue Of 3
~ decree of the Circuit Court OF Alexandria
county, Va, rendered st its May term, 1871. in
the suit OF Butts w. Butts ct ais, in chsncery,
the undersigned, commissioners therein nsmed
will sell. on MONDAY, tho 18th day Of July.
1879. at II o'clock IN in front of tho Mansion
House, in the city of Alegsrdria. by public AUG
ton, the following described HEAL ESTATE,
known as LOT No. in tho division Of LOCHA-
BAR FARM with N MANSION, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at !, in tho centre o:
Royal street. if extended, poles, linksS ll.'
west from the point WHARF the cantre Of ssld
street intersects the coaLro of the track OF tho
Washington and Ohio Railroad thenco north
4C;o west 8, q poles TO b north iSo Il w. 81, %
poles to L. in the centre Of Washington street,
north 1lio Il. l., 81 poles TO &. in said centre
corner To the tract and in u limo formerly called
Pendlelons north S11 Z. -, +; poles 10 Al, tho
intersection of said limo with tho south western
line Of aad rosd thence 5 4Ci', T. 45 poles t,
l, where the said line Of the railroad crosses the
centre Of Royal street; thence ). ll3to, w. !. -
poles 10 the beginning containing . acTe3 ana
34t poles.
Terms: One fourth of tho purchase money to
bn paid in cssh al the time Of SALE and the resi-
due in three equal lnstaiments at u. II and Is
months. with interest from day of sale; the do.
ierred payments to be secured By tho notes OF
the purchaser, with satisfactory security and tbs
tt TO be- retained until tho purchase money b5
fully paid. Stamps and c0nyeyancirg at tho
cost Of the purchaser.
G.. w. WATTLES,
II. y. CLAUGuTON.
ioZ7-2swls Surviving Comm'rs.
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CANAL COMMERCE,

Arrived-Bosts American Flag, NJ Snow, Il
0 Claughton, DR. q K Porter ana NJ Sanford,
to American Coal Co; Captain l. Kuhn, to
Hsmp & Bait Coal 60.
Departed-Str Thos Vonners, aud beats All.
Vile, American Flag, Capt < L Gross. Ii y
Clsughton, NJ Snow, DR. q Z Porter and NJ
SANFORD