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WAsHINCToS.sT.-The -four. story brick binding. with
threestory building in rear, Noe 55 and $40 Washing
ton.s with lots on which they stand 40 feet on Wash.
ington>st. by lis feet deep; $4,000.
ONE-HUNDRED AND FORTY SECOND. sT.-Four lote north
side commencing 400 feet east OF Eeventhave., each
Is by 90 II feet; $50 each.
RUXrTNeIoS.sT., BRooKLYs.- three-story. ligi
soop brick houses Nos Al and a. Courtst; S. 40
and 81. COO
PY JAMES VI. MILLER.
GREgNE.sr.-The three-story brick house. No IL; lot
- by 100 feet; sl4s6l.
SIXTH sr-Lot and buildings No. 20 Sixth-st.; LOT
% by 80 10 feet; fye-stOry brick building front.
and f6ur.story building on rear' $1,000
FoRTY.PIRsr One lot north side, 80 feet west OF
Tent. ave- % by 9o.9 feef 81 500.
TIFTY.sIxTH sT.--FOur lots south side. between
Second and Thrd.ayos each 25 by 1904 feet; 81 200
and 81 22J each
MoORR ST.. BROOKLyN.--The irregaar lot OF land on
Moore. Leonard. ana Dvision-ave. $500
ADFLPm ST.. BROoKLYs.--LOt with twO-siory frame
voltage No. 300; f3,0la.
CIfRNoSrAvE- bRooELN.--Tte swe ftory and
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Dort- n)arnrns' Noii1e.

STATE OF EKwYoRK,
PoRr.wARpESS OFyIcg, No. lOi Wan1
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Act TO -organils the Warden, Office Of the Port Of New
YORK; TO ali persons interested In having charge o. te
subject matter Of such inquiry examination or survey a.
the following vessels under examination by the foH
Wardns and that the said surveys examinations VIII be
completed With, days succeedn. this notice. on
board ssid vesse,s:
Steamship CRUSADER. 70 r. n
Steamship AihambTa............... .....l4 r. h
M.
Ship Geo Ursw old .................... ROBERTS.
Bark Fannie Atkinson. ............... Wrtnorrs.
MINTHORNE TOMPkiNs, President
J. ArGs HYrpryAS. Secretary.
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Passenger Arrived.

FROM sAVANNAT-fn steamship Varq-F. X. Foster
IT, W Bookess Mrs b. W. Kimsrc and spr Miss stephen
son j. r. Johnson. ". Law,or, Cvpt. v = Rogers w ~
Whittak-r aud wife, G. r. Coturn, u. G. isuer, j. NJ. 80
bee L. O'Neil Chas. Brown X. Keirn. m Ap1erson II
Webb and lady O. A. Maxine, wife and child Capt. NJ Muir
pby Mrs Constant aud children O. Wren aud wife j. w
inford A. Vsriscork. H. Mahsny ~ s. Bt0wn, r. Copnor
In steamship Chase-W. 4. NanN ageuer, Leahy, }.
Birch, Walter Barr W. II. GeTrdt, Wm. McCue L. Champ
ln VI Wlitmore T. J. Oa.Din, Geo Wiiapns.
FROM CHARLEsTON-G. d. Brodine &. a. sheperd,
Riet A. Isesr y. Burg n. slender Mens. J. Nader
j. j. Kindsll, q. H. Msckey, ii. r. HodseIs A. Loryea'
q, David.
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CITY Ws.

BULLS HEAp.-The tone of the live stock
markets is strong for all kinds excepting hoss LUZ
weather is very GDe and light run OF beer ca,'0 ior
the third successive week has caused steady advance
and prices are about cent higher thHn they were one
week ero With anything Ike full supply the ad
vance vould soon be lost Sheep are fully cent
higher with short supply and quick demand. Hogs,
on the contrary. are receding, the worm story
frightening people into diminished consumption.
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COURT cALFHDAR-Trr DAY.

SUPREME C0URT--CIRCUIT-PART I.-Adjourned
10 Tbursday PART LNos. lle4 1907 2l6 g8l, Ill2 8s2
4s2 lllO So 5st GA 1872 rs 60 G38 $751; 69i 76 55
73s SPECIAL TERx Adjourned Indefinitely. CsAxBERs-
Nos. 28 30. VI. H. g. I,4.
SUPERIOR COURI-PART Mos. 1851, 1855.
1917 3e5 1857 +o 1887 1881 1859 ll i123 7i9 1895 1902
1911 PART IINos 1870 2ii2 N03 20Jf, 2tl1 2t8, A+s
2li6 2il8, 1920. 2442, 2i7s 2is4 2JOO. z.'8.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--FART Noe. lf27,
5J 1880 2sJ lf7 lf43 1850, li5l 49, l%j5 1867 PANT
Adoufusd % Jbufsdav.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MARcn 6--Be!ore
Justice BENEDICT.
CONDEMNATION OF BLOcKADE-RUy COTTON.

CONDENSATION Ut ELV| NhU.-ITN NTIIVa
TIE United states sgt. 10 bales OF Cotton, &c.
This action, which was brought for the condemna-
ton Of large quantity 4 GOTTEN allie grd hays BEEN par
goods shipped from NowNo In TEXAS ON the
Confederate zen Bee In deIuce Of the blockade regulations
concluded yesterday The jury rendered verdict for the
Government cogdrnpng the ctton Mr.. Herself attorney
Tor the cmans obtained stay ofproceednss for the por
pose ofappeal. . -
Mr. Ethan Allen and Mr.. s. .. Courtney, Asstsn. u q.
District Attorney for tho Government Mr. Herseh for
claiInhIlls.
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IroRspIARY FIRE IN A TENEMENT HOUSE,

At o'clock Tuesday morning fire was discovered on
the second floor Of the tenement house No. 1872 Essex
occupied by q number Of families Some person had
thrown qnantlty Of kerosene oil The door and then
set it on fire. The smoke filling the building caused the
most intense excitement among the inmates many OF
whom hurried from the bnildDg in their night clothes.
The flames were extinpushed by means OF a pail
Of water by Officer Kard Of the Tenth Precinct. and
fbe inmates somewhat quieted. Eire-Narshs Baker
hos the matter under Investigation.
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CIrculr-MARcH 6.-Before Justice Mason.
A HUNDRED BARRELS or FLOUR.
Peter Row. aud o,h-r. at Jacob D. Herri,r ., a..

pefer Rowe aud others sgf JACOB u herritS ~ a.
Tho plaintiffs in this suit IN Teployln for lOo
bb. OF nour valued 500 80 The decnfants sn-wsr
that the our bought by them from Hicks. Who. they
sav had the title them. Their real claim that they had
advanced $3.50 upon the faith Of order OF the Plaintiffs 10
lii * for 100 barrels. The plaintiffs contsndcd that i.
ADVANCE been made By d-endaB not The faith II
the Order bat before order had been granted And
point alone Court suhed h" case "a IN" jury
cayns that II the advanced the order then
the title passed the defendant. bat II the money was al
vanced on the faith of anything r" then the title had not
passed and they lind for plaintiff After biui ont owl
an hour the Jury returned into court aud 'ta.d tht was
possb. 10 agree they having stood from the r eleven 70
The discerning wished TO know whether he could
fud plaintiffs difference between the so and
the the wheat lie Informed that be could not
and apparently dissatisfied fame Of mind retiI,
with the rest Of the jury for further discussion.
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TUE United STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE

Two additions we understand have been made to the
editorial force Of the Msgazine-Col r. b. Snow ana
Dr.. b. Ellis Msrtn. DR.. Martin was at one time sur
eeou of the 5th " Y Vols, the Duryee ZOuaves, and
afterward appointed Consul to the Ducby oil bruhs'
wick.
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Professional Notlces.

4 RTIFICIAL EYES.-Artificial HUMAN
n W made to order and inserted by Drs r. BAuCH
L. GOUGELMASN Uo.msr!y employed by Ro. sennean Of
Pais) No. 500 Broadway Scw.York.
SURGlCAL HOSPITAL. under tho exclusive
~ care oil EDWARD n DIXON, NJ. d.. Editor Of The
SeapeSpccny. The obscure Diseases OF tho Pelvic
NsceIa Hernia emorhod, Narcocele. Fistua and strc
ture. Office hoa from . to and to evenings, at
No. ~ Fih-aVe.
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NEw.HAvEy STEAMBOAT LINE. - The IL
o'clock night boat to NewHaven has resumed hcr ''ls
for the season. arriving in NewHaven in time Tor early
morning trains.
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CORPORATION Notices.

CUPREME COURT.--In the matter OF tho
- application OF the Mayor Aldermen aud IommonsIty o'
The civ OF NrwYork relative 20 the WIDENING snd EN'
TENDfNG Of ANN STREET and FuLToS-sThEEI IN ne
CIV of statutes in such ease aos
and provided the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay o tns
CITY of New York hereby give notice. that they ntsna ~
sneca Tenn of .si Court be held at the City is 10 mo
civ of New.York on AiURDhY the 24th day oil Narch
1865 AZ the opening of the Court that day. o. 10 soon eie
after AZ counsel can heard for the appoint OF
oner, OF Estimate spd Ass-sment in the above entitled mat
ter that the ia Of the Improvement hereoy ~
tended /. the ming and extending Of Anns'reet ana n
ton street In city in manner following that 70 sy a.
bs nobery sds OF Aun-stre~t between ParkTow and WIZ
am,,reet and on both side, Of Ann street between william
street and Gold both sides OF Fultoneet oe
tween William street and lyders alley also, on tie souheny
i'd Of Fnltonsirpe, between Ryder seley and "stereet
and on the northery side Of Fultonireet between ffons
.,ret and Souhsrret the City Il New lork a. AID down
ard denested ON certain map made by Edward Boyle Cay
Surveyor on the office Of the Clerk Of the Sommon
oopc Of the CITY Of New YorkDstod Newly okFebrua1
q, 1866. hiChAhp ouoitnffn ,,,o,
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ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDga.-On Monday

evening John OBrien, private Waterman qnarreled
with bis wife Joanna at their residence No 81 Roose
yetst. and be finally shot her in the head with PTS
toll infcting severe wound TIE injured woman ran
from the house. followed by her husband and In Madi-
soD-st were met by Officer Voeb OF the Seventh Pre-
cinct and both conveyed to the Station House The
Injured woman was at once taken To Bellevue Hospital
where her wounds we're dressed. DR.. JanewDy the
House Surgeon states that she has received severe
fracture Of the frontal bone, and is in critical condi
,ion Yesterday Bren was committed 10 await the
result OF his wiies injuries by Justice STANDBY
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STA BDrSG AFFRAP IY MARKRTsT.-On Tues
day morning james Collins called upon his broibeTn
law Andrew Donohue at the cooper shop Of the latter
ia Marlet st. While discussing come family matters
high words ensued. and finally bloTs. During the
struggle Donobue caught the head Of ms opponent
under bis arm and while holding him IN hat position
stabbed bin several times the night side Of the head,
.inlictng severe wouDds- DOnohue Was arrested by
officer Ners.he Of the Seventh Precinct but on reach.
ing the Court Collins vas 50 weak from loss oil blood
as TO be unable make AFFIDAVIT lie was. there
fore sent 10 Bellevue Hospital. aud Iustice Shandiey
committed Donohue 10 await the result OF the injuries
Of the wounded Later In the dag, Coroner Col.
lin was notified 70 take the ante.msg.e deposition OF
Collins.
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w,, coria VIM Y. Dodge. IT,, Howard Potter Iheodo''
Roo,,y.It WIN. Osnd Bourne.
N,up York March 2, 1896.
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ROBBED A TuL.-While Thomas Stanton
kept watch on Monday night William Smith entered
the Office attached to the kidding wood factory OF John
Smith at the corner Of Avenue and Twe1tieth-st,
and stole from the money drawer s2l. with which they
ran Off They we're seen by the proprietor, who fol-
lowed them and caused their arrest by Officer Dunlap
Of the Seventeenth Precinct OF lie stolen money only
SIS wss recovered. Yesterday Justice STANDBY com
nit vi thosh.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises.62 sun Sets .oc7 Moon R.ses.. -
WATER
candy Hook II ~ Gov. Isand.el2.S IIe Gate... LIS
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A NOVEL MODE op BUYING A LAGER BEER

"A NUN ~ ft'N' -
suooy.-Frederick Hugo proprietor Of lager beer
saloon at No us Sixthst on Monday sold his saloon
n oro Jue. Forre for the sum Of $780, receiving from
.hn ,a,,or q obeck for that amount on the National
Cuizenis Rank As il was after banking hours when
he received the check Hugo could not ascertain al the
hank whether il was genuine or not, nut dlIhs tno
evening nscertaned that Fare had on one or Two oe
casion given worthless cheeks and he therefore caheu
his arrest by Officer Briggs ofthe Seventeenth Tiece.
Yesterday morning the officer went to inc cllSen
Bank and there sscertained that ARE nau Nv.
ever had an account in the bank Justice Shandiey
committed the prisoner.
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S,TPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the
- application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commcnsty Q!
the City OF NewYork relative TO the WIDENING o.
BROADWAY Cor gdae Roail between Eihy seventh
aud Fyninth-streets in the City Of fork-PuIsnaIt
10 statute. in made and royded the Mayer Adsr
men aud Comnonay Of the City Of New-fork hereby se
notice that they intend apply 20 the Supreme Court o. inc
State New York Special Term OF said Court 20 De beo
th. City Hall, In the City OF New.iors on saturday
the 2h day Of March, 1885, at the opening Of the Court o.
that Thereafter Counsel can be head Tor s
Of commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment
In the above--nted matter that the nature md extent % TIE
improvement hereby Intended is the widening Of broatw1
lor Boomingiae Road between Fiftyseyenth and fity'
ninth streets in the City OF New York. in manner ioo~hs
that /. 10 say; beginning point the esstery line o.
side OF Broadway Boomin sdae Rosd dstan. 23 feet
inches norhery the northeTly line side Of
enthstreet. and running thence norhey and parallel VIII
the Srvenhayenue point the southery e OF SIDE
Fin ninth street distant hundred feet westerly from the
westerly eide Of said sevenhayenue thence westerly
to the present easery line side of Broadway or Blooming
dale Road and thence soo,heaeTy along said last mentioned
line to the point or place OF beginning
Pursuant provisions OF the Act OF the Legislature or
the people of the State OF New YORK entitled An
isns the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF the Guy OF
New to widen Broadway Tor Boomingdss Road DO.
tween ftyseven,h and Fifty ninth streets in TIE CNy OF
New. York" passed April 49, ls5LzDssd Nswfors feoru'
AIRY o.. 1865 RICHARD oHohMAN,
Counsel TO the Corporation.
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COLLISION. British brig Venus, from
New-YoIk, and the schooner Warrcnton from East
Portland came in collision of Harts Island on Monday
between and o'clock and the brig leaking badly tie
captain was obliged W run her ashore, with four feet
Of v alter In her hold,
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Heath Bills" would not be necessary if all
citizens exercised cleanliness and psrtook Of kKSTe EAST
lgDIA CorYEs regularly For sale by ell Groeers cents
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ftlc0ical.

NEW EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED
" DR.. LARMOErS MEDICAL and SURGICAL WORK
al d-"1a OF tho Pelvic Nisrera Neryons Debility. Files
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YNO CONTRACTORS.-Sep Sealed PRO
POsALS. each indorsed With the title Of the work for
which may DO offered the date Of me oerin ana Tue name
of THURSDAY, March g. for the cons,ruction Of SEW
Frs In the following streets viz ElGHriTHRD street,
between Third ard Fourth FIRST AVENUE from
Eghy.sirh to Eiehtyourh street with branches IN SSh
and g4th streets and IN FIRST AVENUE from Si1yst 10
sixysecond street with lateral branch in 62d street Also,
for the construction OF Stoneb.och PAb EMENrS IN FORTY
SIXTH street between Lexington and Fourth avenues Is
THIRTY. SEVENTH street from Park Madison
In THIRTY NINTH street. between Fourth and LeIingtos
avenues, and in FRONT street. nom Wall street to MsideI'
and blank forms the bids b obsnes
THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT L. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN
Croton Aqueduct Boud
Once Cro,on Aqueduet Department. Feb "a, 1856
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IIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.-LOCAL
IL AGENTS and CITY SOLICITORS WANTED by hrst
casI Life lnaurunce Company, offering greater advantages
than W other IN the country. CeTgymen teachers and ous
ues. men no have leisure time iSrs-ly Increase
n e.r income by hearty sflrt in "lf busnesA Energetic
and rlsbe prre, will Ind very liberal by
addressing LIFE COMPANY, I. %. BOZ No. 6,767.
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ARREST OF BURGLARs.-Late on Monday
night John Smith and James McGoyerp broke through
a rear window into the feed.store OF Gownes Warren
& Bownes, No 60 Avenue d. and attempted TO break
open the safe containing sl3o and valuable papers
Finding that il was useless 10 continue their efforts
they gathered together some few articles Of minor value
and eft As they emerged from aioyw0y alongside
the sbov. building they arrested by Oioer Hawks
of The Eleventh Precinct and the stolen articles found
in their possession. Yesterday they we're committed
BIZ Justice Shandley.
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/ NENT kOR ALL-wANTED, Men Women and Child.
rem 10 learn safe aud method, whereby person OF
ordinary ability may realize from 800 20 $1,000 year in
proportion A. they apply selyes without in the least In
trrfrng with their daily pursuits. Full instructions and
everything required pREs 70 any nsrt Of the states
on receipt OF ONE DOLLAR Address Il T.. HOUDlN.
Art Wiliamsburgh. N. Y.
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SUPREME CoURT-cnASBERs.-MARoH e-Befofs Jr'
tce RAgSARD.


John Stevenson agt. VIM. j. Schedel ct al
Motion rranted on payment - ali costs TO date. .
saunel s. Doughty sgt Juii A. Coulter ct AZ Clara N
ID. Land se Chaile. W De Land Mendell sAmer ag, Alb
ram Nussb,um .; sl-Motions granted
VIM Nen.tsdier at Joseph II. srauss Philip Loeb at
Jacob Stiner II al-Motion. deni@d.
Thomss {. Fields act Hiiam Ger kc.-Motion granted
and f,teuce ord-red a. hear aud d-ieuniue.
La te,nbsrd at, Mn A. inch 1t A. Ellen Roach sg,
John Esgan- Motions for Judgment Granted
U,,ng : Gr,v AFT Frsuci, &. Gray-Report conhrme'
and Judgment divorce granted plaintiff to have custody
child =, =,
Tai man aet Charles ". Delaul IT alOfdrr- granted
Abraham .. jones AZ. Ibomas II. Landon--MOt!on 90
MED ~
Samuel H. r. Judah sg'. Jane, 4. fdnier ct L-ANow
pnce ,unted % rs to guardian al h'~n
.IruoNy-COSTTNTT OF COURT.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Tax Levy Adspted-Appofntmen Of
Holm Tx. Uackets, Esq. as Recorder.

The Board met at ~ o'clock m. yesterday,
he President HENRY SMITH. esq, in the char.
The Board took up for consideration the County lax
Levy and the following are the items as adopted:
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DUTIES 10 YOUR NhIUII bVH,

JOhn ". " rIID AT. IfU-IdN - N1HVIIu'r'
This suit is brought by the tenant OF No.
IN rL,h.t sgsp.t NJ, tenant of No 50 for damages
ocesioncd By IA. overflow Of water In the third story
of No 81 IL appears tina, on fonr different 9ccf
ma the water either BY defect in the pipes or by ieaV'
jng oprn sopcock. overfowed in tm story room
Of No 81 which projected the par OF. Of the painu
through injured the ceilings, walls and furr
aud the stock Of boots aud shoes III hs store Inc mrs.
two occasions the plnlh claims TO biye been neg
.t two as .ic ,us He asks 200 damages The defend
AMI denies The amount Of damage, and also thai occurred
through his negligence. The case pesni' several interest,"
iug questions Of law. but j. not yet concluded =,
Nj l. w Judson aud Chsuncry shlhrr for plaintiff MI
y A Cbesnry aud John T.. Bnuill for defendant
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NV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF COURT.


This case is an action for divorce. The plaintiff
obtained decree q divorce from tie drendan winch va
ub..oueny owned latter hi. subsequent mtHsel on I'm
dsyi. of irrerry The defendant obtained al odef ioi
amony a; u per week sbi counsel fee Tbs psin'if
ing 10 nav The attachment ued and the p1in'ii
COMMITTED 70 Lnd ost TIE present motion "a. to dshsrsr
plaintiff ground o esu ariy sud ans Va Thai 10
/ enlsrse the vlsin' 2 g. III" jlil lmts on bsiL
d,1htng IL. power 60 10 tooh the point under
combination AMI reserved - drcsiou
Before sustire NGRsHAn
Mary T. Ellsworth agt. WIN. l.. EDsworth.-Rc-
port Of Refe. confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted
Howard Nevln at Freeman tonugst Al.Ihe la!ty ~
BE- DISCHARGED custody payment Of Flo costs and
sheriff fees =,
Henry L. De Mnt AZ. Austin Kelly ., a-Noon granted
uuless the cause I. bfoug Kit To- tHt AZ March term.
In r. tho arp icaton Of D. " Swallow 10 be discharged
nom rui-rroof Of afvutng and notice should
tiled witt the papers On fling such proof the discharge
will be granted . -,
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Real Estate Sales.
BY p. G. BULKLEY.
yesterday:

The following sales Of real estate took place
yesterday:
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COMMON CoUYCILMEN IN CoSTEMPT-lHEY

COMMON CoUNCILMEN IN CoSTKMPT-lhh hey
ARE FINED slO0-In the Supreme Court Chamber yes
terday before Justice Barnard in the case oil Kc"d
OBrien agt John Healy ct al the plaintiff claimed 10
entitled to seat as member Of the Board OF Council
men in place Of John Houghtan. who, he contendec.
was not legally elected In The latter part OF letJ on
O Brieu's application Justice Leonard issued manda-
mus 10 the Board TO compel take action on Breh
CLAIMS Tie Board neglected odo So ana motion il
W, opposed on the ground that the Court could not
punisi the members Of a Legislative body tor reiusin
10 o rform Legislative duty. Jodee Barnard decided
TO day that the Counci men were guilty OF contempt
and imposed a fac Of 800 each on the following
named members: John Healy, Isaac Robinson >. WI
sou Green Thomas 0CaaGhan, Hugh Reilly naen
tire Cook and Patrick Russell Messrs Gr.eL NOUN
son aud Kenny are members ofthe present Board.
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ANOTHER CoUYTERrBIrER CONVICTED

ANOTHER CoUNTERFBITER CONVICTED In
the United States Court yesterday. before Judge ship
man, Louis schuser, a middle aged man, was put on
trial on charge Of having in his possession 2j6 conn
teret fractional notes Of the denomination Of 20 cents
The evidence showed that die accused brought these
notes to the GiraTd House IN this city III June leo I
the purpose of selling them to ma1 who lad PROMISED
TO meet him there This man happened 20 he employed
by counteTfeiter detective and On SehusteTs appear
ance he was arrested, and the notes oRnd upon ~,
norson The only evidence for the defense was that
The accused was farmer and had been 20 some extent
in the grocery business. The jury fonnd a verdict OF
guilty and the prisoner was Temanded tll lhufsGt!
Mr. Bel for the Government; exJudee Stuart Tor Inc
defendant.
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Itlarble Alaute!s.

A UGUSTUS TABER a. BRO, Wholesale
~ Dealers Ia ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES, No
III Waer.s,. NewYork Italian and American Marble In
Blocks abs constantly hand and cut to order.
MARBLE MANTELS-Now il the time to
WI purchase Man,els cheap; 300 M,n,es on hand
which will be sold very low prices. A. kLARERS Mar
BILE Works No 100 Eat Eigheentht, Third ave. NJ
Y Cut this cut.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED SLATE
Nl MAHTLES.-REMOvAL- Is. STEWART has re-
moved his Marble and Slate MsneWsreroons from 2I< anal
q. No. Cos SIXTH.AvE at the junction OF Broadway
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Chares r Secof Il al. aet. T.hfIoW =" ten ~ a' .
This was a motion TO dissolve an injunction Dy
which the dans were Iesrainrd and enoined from part
Inc with their inter the New Orleans and San
Telegraph rranto the American 1elegnph compann 81,
INDIE decided today to dissolve tie Injunction. with S'
costs. -, r. ..u,.
TRIAL TERy-JiARcs 6.-Before Justice OAkVIs.
NEIGIHOR.