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MIR. CHANDELIERS NOMINATION..

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Senate Jndi-
ciary Committee this morning took vote on the nom
ination Of William T. Chandler IA socitor-Gcncral 1t
resulted rs follows: In favor OF condrma;on-Ne-srs.
Logan, Ingalls, and McNiillan3 Against confirmation
Mcssrs Davis Of Illinois. Bayard and Lamar Absent
Messrs. Ednunds and Garland.
At the executive session this afternoon inc nonlha
t0n Of MIR Chandler reported from the Judiciary
Committee and placed On the calendar without recon-
lnrnlhfiOn.
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CHOICE WORTH ADVOCATING.

To the Edttor OF RE Tribune.
SIR: am sure that if TIE TRIBUNE were to
advocate the nomination of "FoGys choice FOR Senator
william NJ Evarts such IA its power in the State that
dozens OF papers woud follow It's example aud Evartss
election would be almost assured l.
BrookIvt, n. y, MAY 1881.
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Corporation Notices.


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
TPTOWN OFFIC ~, No. 2Ss broadway, corner Ihnty'
nrsi ST. West Twenty thirist corner Eighth ave.
cnthst corner Union square, dtO hin
ave, FortySeyenths; al the HARLEM offltEs'
lOOl and $500 1hrisye. corner one hundIed anu
twenty iithst up to p. w. at regular Office Istss
NOIlCE.-PrOpOsals Will be received AT mo
~ Department of Public Charities and Corrc-
ton No 90 Third until May q, 1891, Tor DRY uOA
Gpr.rir~. Cookery aud Miscellaneous tioos; -. n QUA
For fu Information, CITY heeof' ior saie ~ NJ N'
Hall
NOrICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
al the Board OF Ilucauon EMU May 9l lnoi,
follow ing work. VIZ: For steam hens
Tor Primary Scho building Norfolk ST. and Tor siinar
school No West 10Th sti also ior repairing %
erhoohouses No 27 No 80 and No 90 tor iu hlofnAoh
see 1ify Record. for sale at No city Hail
NOTICE.-Scaled proposals will be received
~ M the Office Fire Department until May 90 li'
~ hutng houses Engine Co.'S No aad 81 For iu IL
Formation cay Record, for sale at No CITY Han
NOTICE.-Sealcd proposals will be received
the ONCE Of the Fire Department 1855 aud l57 Mercer
q, nnI May 20, lsS for furnishing and construc ung
Floating Engine and Fre Pumps for Tho same f9s iun III
formation city Record for sale at No Niiy nal
no CONTRACTORS Sealed bids or esd.
mates win be received At tho Office Of the Depa'nent OF
Public until May 2B 1851. for having various 80.
For full Information CITY hecord Tor sac Al w ~
Hall
vI,O CONTRACTORS.-Se bids or est.
mates Will received the office OF the Department 81
Public Works May 30 1881 for regulating gadug 81
ting curb and gutter and tagging sidewalks Ia ta
ous and avenues Por full Information eco e oS
ord for sale at No city Hal.
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AME4ICAv WING STOCK ENCHiNGE SILE&
FIl.sT ~lOl, O'CLOCK A. VI

,ri .t't'iIIr D.},nu, CON Nand'eci.r Sii Nug Nes
5000 f.'I .H ltu 80 600 -U.u 81 800 81
... I-Ht 'lla,i.i. SILVER Nuer.t IJr al Bye
lt.tf o.. . lob .,HY .u lpsb b. 90 -.ft 4
90 '.r.rt tr,.. silver NIse,t .'II b3n -
..r i..... -...l.. 100 N,A %, 600. -,
,.f..r f...H f..r.a 700 ...... 1- --utE
Dob. t..u ifr..... Ii op
I,-Iu Did, JOB .u, 10 ,Do. 20 200 1880
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Pu.r OFFICE DLrARTNINLl
W,sUIyDIoS y e.. May =. lesIB
DEOrOSAIS FOR STATIONERY.
.t-AfID PiDPO- ~ s De- retfl.rd ~ ils Der IT
1',ff tl u. 20, T. it on rlli E~DAh. JUAi lG. In.
- fnru- iu SAtiDur, ~ r Post OAce Department. Tor
lir 8, lf ffnu J.Iy !. ISL.
i"u' ~ p"po,a sho"ng the items sna estimated
" be- flrUi .lIf,i on application To this department.
ln,s,l, should De addressed 10 Tie ffst Resistant Post
,,,',f ,t,t and ilvrscd Proposals Tor StstInrry."
'' THOMAS l.. JAMES,
Postmaster Gtnrral.
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Sax rrA~,l,.o. Nav I0.-Pct"r Chrystal insti-
tut, iomr suit. against the bonanza Hra yesterday
With tie same allegation, that iInA' originally
made Chr,,tal las no sympathy ~ lee Was IT.
',,.,rd 10 ion In, inst plaintiffs but refused
I.aio adyicr4 from Minas Prir'as, CahGrca ami
Drcasas in sonora arr g. the elect tliat The mines
improve ~ Development continue
The Com>tOrAs arr qulrt hui irin.
The following are the bullion receipts for the past
week: Eureka Consolidated, T3l,6IO; North STAN
TIr Stil 40: Silver KING $1i 80; Bodic $500
Chri-tN $1,000: Head Centre, Tlb,4poi StaI' "4oV
BopIE Cal, MAY l2-purhg ne D p ;s week *
Standard Consolidated shipped 10 mill IL ~ tons OF
orr average pulp assay. $50 SO; cfuHo builioil'
1910 ouncrs bullion shipped to company, SiO,023.
Pure strphanite of silver has been discovered on
The GOO level of the Consolidated Pacliic.
orc is still working III very rich SILVER orc
Rullion valued ut S3O31207 was received in this
CITY Yesterday from the mines, ~. c
The La Plata Mining and Smelling company, OF
Ica,,illc has declared It's tWenty-hI't GlNluehu ot
u : onO or To cents per share, payable June !.
AR rniup the iyidcnd the company CarI1es over
n surplus in the treasury of Sl5JOD ~. Transfer
hooks close MAY % and reopen June =.
Tie IIibernia Consolidated Company has declared
a. fCtb dividend of $50 OOO or 10 cents per share,
payabc June 3. Transfer books close May 70 and
n S~ce the the Sd of May bnion 70 the amount Of
So Osl ~ has been received at the NewYork Office
from the Alice mine, Montana
Superintendent leadyile Consolidated tele-
orophed Yesterday that development Is advancing
very satisfactorily and that he has forty tons ore
on hand unsettled for and oil parts of mine mprov-
ing SO much that there be little doubt about
fulhment Of promise of dividends. May take more
time than expected on account OF water, but we
have the ore in sight and you will soon have the
proceeds. Etna disputed ground now Glled with
water-as soon as drained will commence taking out
ore. Suit with Ktna has been favorably settled"
The Michoacan syndicate, which proposes to Oper-
nte number OF Mexican mines, has begun operations
by the receipt of stock subscriptions
The superintendent of the Glass Pendery mine
teleRraphs favorable news concerning the property
The reports from the llibernia mine are considered
very encouraging the last settlement for 20 tons
amounting 10 $l4,032 p, an average oil $oO2 pei
ton.
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CEALED PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY Sub
and mis-, -aDrous supplies Tor he Marine ii,
tbs ending June 80 49, VIII ps
the Office OF The surgeon In change az tr ulu
until ~ the Sls day ot MAY il
Schedules viii De Furnished upon application ~ N on.-
the night 10 rjrct any OF All Dis
- :. u. Ff.SS fNDEN,
Surgeon L. a. II. II. r, In charge Of Hospital.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, May l9.-Thc Senate in ESccu-
tive Session day confirmed the following nominations:
blanche X Bruce, OF Mississippi Register Of the
George b. Ioriur Of Massaehnset,s Commissioner OF
Agriculture. tn take effect june 80. ISL
Ahner Tbbetts, Collector Of Cahio"r F"H" d"I N"IH'
Texas. , $780,.
District, Tenncescc.
Francis H. rIcrpont Collector Of Internal Eeycnuc,
Second District. West Nr-inis 1890,
El,hard Powctt, Collector o; internal isc''nur Fourth
Byron II ianeson Collector OF Internal Ecycuuo,
Xhtr C. Wcdcc. Collector Of Internal Revenue I1r.t
Jeremiah ii. Rusk. Charge d'AHaros Of the United
states for Paraguay and Uruguay
Thomas a. Osborn. Minister OF the United states al
Hoiacc Taylor Consul OF the United states u, Mar
Gcorrc Manly Minister Resident to United States q
Colombia. 80
stephen a. Hurlbcrt, Of Illinois, to BE- Minister to
Jadson Fitzpatrick. of NewJorsey. to be Minister to
John f. Clements. OF Louisiana to be United States
H. Il. Taaicrro to he United States Attorney for the
Western District OF IOu-ianG
Henry RIPLEY Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
sixth District OF Michican.
Madison Davis, Surveyor OF Customs Tor TIC port O
Atlanta, Ga
TIE NEWS IL THIS CITY.
The reception of the news of the nomina-
tions did not create any cIcernrn, In the Post Orrc
tho quiet way in which the work proceeded Wodd
hardly Imagine that any great change about 20 be-
made In the District Attorneys olice all WAS happi
ness Several friends called upon Mr.. WooG'Or1. and
oonCrat Mated him on HE denomination He declined to
Gay anything for publication
SKETCH or MIR. Knox.
Henry T.. Knox, whose name has been sub
uitted TO the successor Of Louis g. Ia.
United States Marshal for This district, born IN the
State OF North Carolina and Is about forty five old
He WAS graduated at Williams College IN the class
with President Garfield. AcrWHrd he came 10 this city
aud studied law IN the Office OF OCOnor 4 Fullerton.
Subsequently, n became ii member Of the nrm and
about three years ago entered into partnership with
Charles r MacLCan. Tie mcni'rr Of the Committee
OF the Bar Association which Instituted the charges
against County CIc.k GUmb,t0n. Shc1n EriNN and
Register LOcw lie Oi the counsel for the prO-'
cution thc MOrcy letter matter lat i Tie ha, never
taken any active part IN pOdcs. Among The members
OF the Bar his nonf alton Was received with surprise 10
cause it WIS generally supposed That ne candidate
for the District Judgc-ip made vacant b.! The TeesIa
ton OF William g. ChOatG
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alinin9.

DREECE Iron Stock dealt INV. b. yelling,
ID NJ Mining Exchange once 81 broadway. Telephone.
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cLosryG rElcrS or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
rrYtrfrGuAruroIItr TRwrNEI

Tho Rulion and Mono Mining Companies have
.,tr, wed an assessment a. % cents per sn.Tr.
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TEEkSgEY pETARfH WENT.
nttH.an 90 Vfr NAslKfaVN


OPHCH TuE SEfkKt ARf
WARRINGTON, o. g., May To- 1851.
OF ATFD PROPOSALS will bc received at
- the ltel Treasury department until IL o'lTk,
mo- r. Fr. June TO- Is-l lot supply lag ljtD ards nofs
ti best ~ IL FIVE FRAME. body BriiSs ar
les> 81 the beet Amer 'sfIrt
iung fr uts pubuc buildings, to be- delivered at
lt,a.tg department, Washington. r. c. In such guai
ti.. al a ~, mr- may DE Repaired.
%, considered unless malt. by manufacture or
dealer ia carpets. accompanied bS deposit ~
: certified cheek tOf itt
uuft ~ good faith. Deposit ~ sicrr-,l
bidder tanned until contract l. cntr into aii bond
than tso sun'ilrs IA the penal tn.n ~
uuD conditioned that tsus O Contract shall be fainHy
rKr,uird
% must state the price per yani and must be accfmpa
nra b, a sample and one h yafdsuf carpet with utk
Their, oi. and yarl NJ carpet nnng as
-rcmrns The quality Of the gos proposed 10 he FUR.
ui>ifs.
Tue Department tic hight TO reject any all BIDS
and in h.r defects
,l, shon, tho SECRETARY O the Treasury
and Endorsed Prop carpet and carpet lining"
WILLIAM wINDOM,
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the desth.bed The remains taken to Bedford her
native place, for inerment.
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lilarble ano Slate Alaniels.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-Ih most
hibtion ~ b. STEWART 4 CO, IS Wesi x~tsi- Ne"
York
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G;trnlions rUnnlc0-- 1llGlcs.

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n ,I.i ZIP n ,n,nnor,,c active rrcli.6.
Is man ace 7o d. Garr - r-,nS. . pu,inr.- Dor.
ourhy aii ,an prsl,e rrcou.rmlaioa. Of me hsar't
ia'- iniasAy.
/,IFRk -Rv AN American ,outh 10 wears
- o. age of gool rilcaon ryr'nrn.,i a.. ,.eik N
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nr r. .,n,,. nom lr't ,a,, fai' ,al or aaireos II.
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COACIlMtN.-l'y a rs'-claSS colorcd coach,
n, present employer. Can or adin.s M.GALIvAH. ii
"g'' ' .I,. -, ,,,-
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,,i i,rr 'a De- ,, '- b. ,c %, 90 i<Iiriou ave-.
>',n pr,,,.,,o, si,.Io man
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cl r'i,rD,.., i,a-c si. # 81, r, IT, >rs lois
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WASHINGTON, -. g. May ., l-~l,
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER
-lrl proposals viii De- received ~ the Post Once De-
rarfmeu j. - urt the 18th DAY uf June ISL.
and o.gtd Immediately thereafter ia the pr'cc ~ bG'TS,
f a.. delivery about hundred thOus AID wrappers fur
th .d ~t..- ltdl Postal Guide said Wrappers must
b. truf.i 1ud separately addressed IN accordlnr' WIN
-rrfucitnu- nr obtained upon app alton 10 the f1st
l.. -nt Postmaster General nlank Agocy. ~ tie Post
f.i.r iio-.u. Mas. nnd delivered Ht the iosong, In
I.n Mass ullu OF the Guide ready i1r mailing.
About f tuof.In wil be- 'si On The Jist day oi jay,
1851 trl nua'er upon the last day ~ each month
during the newt nsa;tl year.
a. sals aceunp MED ny specimen Wrappers. shnnd bs
Ia 1I-t Assistant lo,tnl sieT &c neral eofso-i
rruta.al~ tot MfapIrrs toi the Postal Guldr.'
ti,urfll reserves the rFit 10 jrT any ail
all bids ~ the Government NAV cquirr
THOMAS !. JAMES Postmaster e. neral.
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})roposals.
Posi- OFFTCE DEPARTMENT.
~ .r........... IA a. ST. H--f

TII-I IlFIiNINFNIf 7
WASHINGTON, -. g. Nay > lS-i.1
PROPOSALS for WRAPPING PAPER,
l TWINE LITTER BAINNrl = and MAhkiNG ,ri
FATTNG- Afi-rtici Prlpo-'ls wi De received - ms
i;aftr uuthr III Gay fJunes - 10 CLOAK. noon,
ff urn Wrapping Paper, 1Wine Letter Hlnrts, 1ni
Marking Rating Smps for the n~r ~ the Post oae~ "A
uit,l states. for year from the hfst dS 81 jay
ISL.
nks f proposals. and circulars stating the kiud and esii
ltiir. and eyilg fan inttru "s o. 10
intt tf.ug and conditions 10 De obs'tNo ~ bidders,
fun -.ff' Apldfaiiou 10 III" balA Agency, i"ss
Oa..c f',. it1tAt, a,hlHgt"n, y. g. $1,000.
THOMAS I. JAMES,
Hp. .fII lftfI gT.
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" "THIRTY-ETGHT."

"Halt! who goes thereY The sentry stands
At challenge by the White House gate; u
"Friends of the post i"-"What number.-baltT
Comes the sad answer" Thirty-eight."
"From California we have come,
From every sorrowing Southern State,-
From Carolina, Jersey, Maine,
10 watch him,-we, the ThiIty-eight."
"Passl friends of post" The sentry stands
With arms at port, while those who late
Were deadly foes, go by the guard,
With streaming eyes-the Thirty-eight.
No discord now,-no North, no South,
Hands clasped, heads bowed they sit and wait,
That sleepless pcke6 round the walls.-
s The watching States.-the Thirty eight!
w. +. V. HORNER.
Freehold, NJ. j., Aug 81, 1881.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

the NEW TESTAMENT IN THE ORIGINAL GREEK.
Canon Of Peterborough and Resius Professor Of
Divinity Gambrdge and Fento9 ,n,tx SSnn AnteSny SS
bridge. American Edition. With an Introduction by
Onion ssar & L
Of the American Bible Revision C9mm'ttee' oVo'
New-York: Harper Brothers. 1881.
In his introduction DR.. Schaf sets forth what ne
regards as the merits of this edition. which he char
acterizes as the purest Greek text extant. 1t Is
based exclusively on documentary evidence, and
on the most careful comparison OF all the ancient
sources of the text they have been collected by
former editors DIR. Schaff bases his Judgment upon
his constant of the proof sheets of his
edition of Lange's Commentary on john" in his
cxeget,cal lectures, and in his labors as member
of the Revision Committee. In his learned preface
he treats of the of the text of the New Tes
lament of the variations and textual criticism,
and of the printed editions of the Greek text.
DIR. Schaf observes in conclusion of his Intro
duction that the year 1881 has been fruitful above
anyother in editions of the New Testament in Greek
and the Revised English Version. We are informed
that the demand for the latter in Great Britain and
the United States is beyond all precedent in the
history of literature. I'VE may," SAYS DR.. Schaf,
"wen call it the year of the republication of the
Gospel" He anticipates from this that the i'm
mense stimulus thus given to careful and CON-
parative study of the words of Christ and His
apostles must bear rich fruit" He points out that
the first printed edition of the Greek Testament, in
1916, was followed by the great Reformation of
1517 and he trusts that similar benefcent effects
will follow the numerous editions of 1881.
The present edition is printed upon a handsome
and distinct Greek letter, the forms and arrange
ments of the Ms. being accurately followed. The
work has been accomplished without reference to
any printed text, and has been pronounced by com
potent authority probably the most important con-
Eibution to Biblical learnin in our generation"
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
AMERICAN INNING STOCK EXOHA yGE SALES
THIRD CALL1-I2 O'CLOCK NJ
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.
bullion valued at ss5s5s 81 was received in this

Bullion valued at $50. .S5S 81 was received i'm this
city yesterday from the mines.
The board of trustees of the Gold Stripe Company
at late meeting determined upon the development
of the mine. and have since taken the necessf :
initaory steps, full consideration of the fault in
the mine and the most expeditions manner of con-
timing the work. There is at present an OUTPUT of
ore sufficient for twcnty-four stamps. aud il is re-
ported that the mine pays ITS general expenses and
also pays Tor considerable development work. The
company has lately acquired title to an adjoining
mine known as the Shrcs claim, which gives
promise, from Developments already made, of being
n valuable addition To the Gold Stripe mine.
Father de Smct superintendent reports for the
week ending August - that / 200 tons of ore were
extracted from first level, 800 tons from second
level, and 40 tons from third level. During the
week $40 tons of ore milled. The sill floor of
the Ginty chamber was advanced two sets and
the north end tunnel was advanced 16 feet The
wnzc from the second To the third level was adj
yanced feet.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY, Atfg. 29-P. M.

MONDAY Aug. 29-P M.
The early business at the Mining Stock Exchanges
to-day was principally done in few stocks, and
without any important changes in figures Later,
however, the receipt of this mornings quotations
from San Francisco, the Comstocks became in
actiTe demand, and commanded sharp advances.
The opening prices in San Francisco showed adj
vances from Satur lays last figures for Sierra Ne
vada of 26s to IL; Best and Belcher, 16s to 1870
13l4; Mexican, 81 to 1OSs: Gould and Curry, 1ls
to S1s0S; Union Consolidated, Ia to 145s014ls,
dated Virginia here sold up to 2O5 California to
LOS Sierra Nevada to 17l2 and Union Consolidated
to H. The State Lines were largely dealt in within
Nos. and 3 at 4.3504.4504 4.35, against 80 on
Saturday, and Oriental and Miller at 9S099D9S
CENTS large business done in Hibernia with
resulting advance of 4 cents to 53 cents, after
sales at 50 cents. Little Chief was cents higher
at LAO, and Chrysoite was steady at GIG. The mar
kets closed quiet
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NARxgrs

LONDON, Aug. 29-l230 D. m.-Consos a9S,s for mcner.
e9l4 for the account; L. bonds four Der cents
four and half per cent ll6 three hall per cents
lO4 Atantlc and Great Western trustees
seruneseS cert n 90 DO second 81 NewJersey Centra con-
trial Ia Illinois Central. 1921 Pennsylvania Central
S6S4 Reading 81 p Newlork. Ontario aud Western sOi
Milwaukee and 81. Paul common. Ills.
and the - 49, N'
I3SnoN Aug. $500 y: m-cOnsols, as7ls for money
and s' foi the account Atlantic Western int
moiigsse tr9sees seItfestes S5A Erie 44S; second
consols Iuos; NewN Ork Central lfS; Illinois Central
Ontario and Western
LONDON. Aug 294oo p adv1ces quote three per
cent rentes 80 francs ? centimes fOr account
LONDON, Aug. 1850 - of iaffon with
100000. ~ N~S -
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YogK. Monday. Aug % 1891
The following sales of the Waship gton Hotel
property took place to-day the Exchange salesroom
RECORDED REAL EsrAra raANSFGRs
By O. 3. Broom.
l 5story brick house plot of land on Broadway
W cor OF Bai terry pac, plot 6G.2xl2O llx6l.sx
l@oJ
CITY
l1lthst y, 800 II @ 2d.aye 25xg9 lo3,; Edward
Gayor referee, % Catherine Miller $4,000
Dowtney and wife to Edward Oppcnhoner and
another ia 10000
or, Lyon and wife M to 10 : Mscc9k $4,000
~, William iio9cr W and wife 70 smith. -. 1900
10 ~ W OF 4th-ave, 6oxl0Q6; William III De
Forest and wife to Anthony Mowbray.
JTti-si, 400 ft ~ 8: w Raid
ach, win and , w,1e TO Eliza Pelham $4,000
90, % and wife ioo to W Mott 10000
q w HARRISON. ........ w
Property In West Farms, ON the line of the road
Ing nom Ncw.Nork 10 oston, and constderapls
other property; John Whitehouse aud wifo 30
John I'M 100000
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
Sales bp Anetion.

A UCTION SALE of Condemned Stores.
"a NAVY PAY OFFICE,
20 BROADWAY, NEWs YORK, August 90. 1881
isy order OF Commodore George N. Cooper Messrs
JOHN a. DRAPER & co. wit sell at PUBLIC AJCrinS
w the Navy Yard, brooklyn, ". " FRIDAY se,tcrber
,:plSs iSy, nt ~ o'clock m quantity OF con DEMNED
Lists o. the ARTICLES 10 be sold be Navy Yard
THOMAS II. CAsWELI.
Paymaster U. Is. Navy.