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New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
SUFFOLK COUNTY REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

John DOwns has sold his farm Overhead TO Luther
H. Moore of Brooklyn. The farm contains 20 OF
good tlsbe land, and Is well supplied with buildings
Price s5OO0.. sllas 8. Terry and r. Lewis Skidmore
have sold the Tuihs Mills property consisting OF pond
grist mill aud fixtures the PecOnIc River Caverton
1--WE miles OF Rverhead TO Richmond T. SidmOre for
a. Ebert H. Edwards has sold the part OF the
Merritt Howell homestead, between the railroad and the
Mainst in Rlverhead TO John Wood and John Denns.
Price $500 The village thieky built up 10 two sides
OF this land which has been used for pasturage only for
numher Of years The opening OF streets through
ft N greatly improve that portion OF the village aud
the purchasers handsome profit their Invest
sn6Ht. It Is rumOred that Mr. j. 4. Fielder tue we'll
known proprietor Of the planning and pOldipR mill here
has sold bis handsome resideGce orfngave 70 Mrs
Martha A Wood OF N Y. Nf. I'd win q DnFyea Is build
pancy.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE
QUEENS COUNTY REAL ESTATE SALES.

Wright Pearsal Il Sons of Pearsals Corner recently
eod cottage and lots, 50xl5o feet corner OF Wash.
iustoup Main-st. 10 George A. Mott OF New
York for tO Also another cottage and tive lots S9xl
feet. Asin-st, 10 d. II. Rhodes, Farmingd8le Tor
tSQ Also in AIRntie-ave., the railroad
depot, Mr. stofoId, for $500 The estate 0f Wihes
Powell deceased. adjoining the village OF FarlninSdaei
and containing has been sold for SsoO0
20 Alexander & Co. Of NewYOrk Mr.. A. hasQute rep
.atOn as city founder; his arrangements when com
petOd will make vast Improvement In Farmingdale, as
he intends lay the estate out in city lots at OnCe
Jacob Shaw Of ChTistian Hook has cold bis place to
Flower uue. for 81 900 and purchased that Of WiDet
DVxsey $500 Amos Pearsal has sod his farm TO q
Farm a. worth
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
Suttiun Salts Of ytal estatt.
j. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.
!. 10 CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, he
ALLAIRE WORKS.. r
ON CHERRY kND MONROE STc
ON CHbkk1 ANn MON

AT AUCTION
A. BLgEcKBR son viii SELL at suction THURSDAY
Aprii a. 1889 O'Clock the EIh.nge sssroom No III Bread
way osiHg valuable property Known the ALLAE W0kkh
viz: =
CHERRY the north side CherTyst. bsesl
Jaekoa and COrears sseh 25Ilo0 feet All these lots ~
simple.
MoNROEsTs ots adjoining the above the south ide d Nos
fee simple each ot IS BY IS feet ON these 10 lots are u
buildings belonging the Aaire Works consisting Of the large ~
60 by Us feet, brass ouuder blacksmith shop fBshns A
isg shops pattern house ores engne %
rooms boring mill keepers sheds, ke he ~
prvper admirably calculated for large n.nueoy bosus
dery brewery, &e The ground -
feet by 1875 soil the the aHd There u Feet 80
dry ADD they IS necessary should h o.
is behes>d
there enough aud bk the premises for that
high and healthy being the the sesVh Nrts
Adoag those 10 lots the double o Is feet b. @ srs<ns,
ing through with front Of rs
These lots lease for II from May nert st $he 20
sBuam They hare thea theesoy bet basement burs q
The re.dne Of the lot covered Sh badn
Aaire Works. above described aud have the night "
portion OF all he bungs them except the Cheryst House
AONRORSl lot the north side Of hontesst Ia 1e
ss opposite the above size 2Ssa The title boDa Sas.nSs
per To capitalists aud badeu this
o6e great Apply the Aueonees for further p..
lara the Office o. the Company. No % chsyt hsF"s<
frn Na leda
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AT MARLBOROUGH. ULSTER CO..

FOR sALK-Fnyse In hgh state Of ea'son VITA IN
shaadanee Of fut of nile frontage on ibe hnasn
rou. Very geurmAn rsdesce iult am tns
good bung This property viii be sold 81 o1rgsn An'
.by ths attention gutieusn Ning hrs class place
fyQl MALLORY K BLACKWELL No. - L5sry-sA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
NAH MOIrNT gI[ISCO

FOR sALEA Iue u Of ~ ?? mics from depot. acre.
peaches,
dsry aud fut farm bouss "ue tSoso'
a an II large barn. two sual carriage hop,
iau tena0. houses roat poSd
Apply 70 MALLORY BLACkwBLL, No - LbsrtIit g'sl
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
Ar HYDE PARK.

nor SALT-On~ hundred aud thirty running from the AnarY
Turnpike udsu With 90 ysn' water hoat large ane hoS
fp5 feet IS feet deep. 2S
Of tho river bAlki
.sgsny ~ she'd Wanut other cottages Or
carsg-hosr stable gTruhonse rery grape iee'
~ tachta desirable psee ior kn'
-n.s OF means either eseuce, Psr,lcu-
la of uIl MALLORY BLACGWBLL NJ. IS Lbefty-st, N l.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AT PFEKSKIII.

FOR sALR-Twer and half nbds, good cultivation
,rr,, d ont .h out~e fruit trees; sood acre.
snail fruit IN AhHndsheei spns
sad oa-e tSr35 moien aohed marble rste
10 ax. harm Fu view Of the Highlands
Gln MALLORY ( BLACKWELL, No. IS LiberysI
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
IT PoUaHKEEPSIE.
vop s.yr.

poR eItcOdur Hyde Psk road 20 nessed
At af the Haison .and Cask Mountaina fa
gar-a ard Frss hoss~ Fsach roof 6 eomm0ou
roou Lys sra AHd bara gardeners house ke Tern
GALLohh bLANhNbbb,
t90 No IS LibstyA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
J. CoLE, AuetOnser.
A UCTION SALE.

A UCTION SALE. ,,,-
AND sECoSpPLAcEs CORNER or HESRfr'
BROOKLYN
By order Of III. Executors OF CHARLES CHRISTMAS a'e 90
WEDNESDAY. Apr! H. at u N, at the cOmnsrelAi
Fpton-sl. Brooilyn. ~,
No PLACE-Eles.u, ,Ar,e.,tOry. basement and sub"
Birch HOUSE, With large MO,tory RIteusioa also bnel s
large GrssnlIOuse The House 10 rooms 10 no
and repes with every cenveaenee Parlo" sad p ~.
somsy hescoed gold heated BY sss.m sus "oan o.. -
house III. entire Grounds, comprising sS feet on CSC ,e
se feet HsnrysI surrounded br high .,A s
sdaeble fence Second place The Grounds are Tns .
chsscs Kinds Of fruits and all Is 10 perfect orish
nAy remain boad and mortgage
ALSO 4, =
l9l HRNRY-STA three-story. basement ana 10,
HOUSE, 10 and all the modern mpro' epes'' "t
Of 10 sails n.
Maps are ready at Of Lucuoneer No. ~ rS
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE

AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY JAMEs N. MILLER.
ios O'ola 81 ze' 4 " 81 $3.50
- ,ong a. a. 2syto0S Mr. Aekley each ,......... 9On0
a. o ppS escb 25IiOo Nr Aekiey eaeh... ..... ESQ
Po No IN yckmsp map 600 square a. beside 2I1 square
nin Emglsays llih-sVe and Hllsdest.. eV's
BY A. J. BLEECRRR. sos co.
,Ss sSss 10, aaIIaSa saA7so
soaD sSi %a SsISs a.. S1 IS sss smith 0eetbs aSOO
or' % srf a S15:s s'J Gs 1eOO
s O aSs esi s sGGfS ssS oS' 5000
By ". KENNELLY.
lUttOst. $50 OF 9Th
@ ~ % ne ssb s Jas NoTv tcgeber....'.. o4 so
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
Ar MORRISANIA.

FOR s1T.-An ELEGANT RESlDbNCE located on Broadway.
Hon. 2. Id Aiug 4I6 Barn &c Lot Trl62 Seven
miune. wak from depot Ph,tocrp, oce Pnce s9@e
~.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AT SING SING.

FOR s.LE-An ssn, country sa About acre, Of sne iDd
mot located egmuhui ridge, within miles ot
the Depot extended views Of te ssSn and he snrounan
planted With iloo trees besides great
.rtt iruon. AID AID foseirG sLrns hes
eeov, pA, The fruit -s of the ysV best 'e
bsekhers sbercs gooberres ~berres eurrints &e Ihs
Tod and wak thorough and covered VITA
r N, Mad Of gravel Park Tbs buildings all
h1 ID vh a'pndanee o closets
Gc Hot and cold water bal
raR.o ami se stable &r ore hndsg z69t
ooshmsn aud gari The whole property IN PCT
l order Immediate he gyen Pheegraphs can %
sees oa o1ee. Apply TO hALLokI bth Ell,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer.

RlDGRW00D Bergen County n j., - vEn-
A. BLRECKER SON Co., will SBLL at AUCTION I5e
NRSDAY April 23 at 10 the Exchange sassfoen
LOTs ofGROUED Rgswooi "a miles the Erie kails ~
mates om ibis property 6ncy situated oeroeis
P.rsmus Valley and surrounding esan Tor miles. FSi Rl ed
sceuery u cannot surpassed Rdgewood Ia the Ire
III miles NewYork and be easily esehte
facilities than the upper part Brooklyn oz Wesesss
Mana al No
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AT NEyy.ROCUELLE.

FOR sALEA very drsrsbe tiohc House 10 hrnae'
Ia the sheni h gth stalls, Of ad inmates
from depot Or will be- rented nrnshei dessbs tsnset
Apply 10 MALLORY L. hLACkWELL+ No. - LiSertJsL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

nor SALE or to LET-0n one of the wide
streets tpet Of entrance the Pari full fow s'o
hesyy bat broNutoae HOUSE sl57 Of the beet built ad
h the Rear OF Philadelphia bnok silver
oebest deep CRATES hard wood toors
fuTnsce, &c
Whole beautifully decorated in oil by Leutue price, sSlSO
i value Terms Apply 10 the premises
Seventy -0ihtb 81, NAdson-aVe.
Also sale pretty house, with without Stable,
Of LexiBgtol-Gve aud Forty hirisL.
great barsaa
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

FOR SALE or TO LET furnished Esw.RocheleA frame Houss
furnace sa tbs ktohen cas hoa stable COW
loase sghth d nie from depot Of Si hns To-
eshon Fer particulars, spply 90
MALLOlY BLACKWELL. No IS LlbsrtItA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
ADRIAN II. MuLLEk. Auctianeer. o,,, :.
A UCTION SALE of HOUSES and LVnSSr LV.Sr "

IN FIFTIEAvE. Mount Morris RAh ~ ~. "a
r. r. WILKINS Co. will sell at Auction, THUhSpAt' AP -
70 o'clock at the Exchange salesroou Me- III
FIFTHAyB-The three drstess foarstory Freuch I10 g.
HOUSES and Lets the west side 81 an
tween and ouehundred sd -,
Mount Merrisqas Ths Hoses each
substantial mauner have all the modern ss
double foorng black walnut stairs silver plated frni'ae
mnkss nse sra S'" ahS arc ~ "'' "'p's' ere
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
6itu YtaI ESTATE for Salt.

A n elegant brown-stone 4-story English Dase- Sc
~ psnt HOIsR with funrs; IL perfect order Pnee $1,000
Appy to owner The premises No az East ThirteentbHt
CENTRAL PARK LOTS ON Fifth and Eighth
~ aveS opposite The Central PARK
Also Lots Fifth Madison Fourth Lerogton and other avenues
Also Lotso on tbe adjacent 10 the Park
desirable Plots Of Los the BoueVnd Asd horhng
Side Park ...u-.
For sale by ALLhN bhO"h
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

POR SALE. ~ New RoeheA twssary Frame House, hnei u
u bath aan AL nprDeens carriage
house. stables. ke about d,arablr located
(JrSD MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL. No IS Lihsrty-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AT STAArCORD


FOR sns COUNTRY SEAT q lIsere, oss nils hou dsps
sou,s fsu .eoa - seg bot AL so1 s..sr hath saa s
At once Of RID sNAILoY DLACKWEL, S~ IASvrty.'s
FOR SALE srAhFORDA rety desirable Place II 10 Of
groutd With ane Of ou hu hrs rsms house II
bsrr. csrihg house, lodge. &e APpiy 10
(2lo) MALLORY 4 DLACkNRLL Es. IS Liberty 81
COUNTRY SEAT STAMBORp-Coastisg of acres. bssst
y heated ecmmAdes ane view Of Long Isud Sound house wh
good also gardener. estAe Further psieass al
emce Of MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. 30 Libsryst =
uisj
AT NORTH BRANCH,
on SEwJkRskY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ron sALE-ls 'errs usd so ayon .d ven fenced, y'.ss
,ud o iu uses Ts house Io - rooms water al ssss aas
hALJoRT i BLACKWELL No IS IibsryA
ON BERGEN HILL.
FOR sALRA desirable place nth abou, twelve lots. sssa
, located with aya6eul views # the city, bsy sda and
sgure Farther particular, MALLORY BLACKWkIIs, Ne -
Lberyst
AT GRAvESEND BAY, L. I.
FOR sALbA very desirable PLACE Of about rrnnns
from the Cob.y .d rosd % the BaV Fse House Of hirpsn
Barn leehous- A. Pine gaod sshpE bos!sg ks
Price, siO,cc Fulie.r psteulsls At OBes 81
ON MALLORY BLACkwELL. No 6s IiSenrst
WE HAVE IN ADDITION TO rHR ABOVE A LARGE NUMBER
OF COUNTRY RESIDENCES OFlALL GLASSES NEAR THE CITY
FURNISHED, or UNfUKSSIBp. PoR SALE OR TO RENT
PARTIES HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY To DISPOSE OF
WILL DO WELL TO PLACE IT oS OUR BOOKS.
~ ADDITION TO OUR ,CouSTRY BUSINESS. wHICa rs A
srEcIALrY WITH Us. WE PAY srRlcP ATTENTION TO TEE
SALE AND RENTING OF clrr fRoPsRTY.
SEND FOR rHR SUBURBAN" PoR APRIL. WITH FULL LISTS
or OUR PROPERTY For SALE AND TO LET, SENT FRBR TO
AMY ADDRESS. BY
MALLORY 6 BLACKWELL,
AuCTIoskRRs AND BROKERS.
NO % LBEsTY sr.Nx
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IA, 1869.
Gonntrp gtaI Gstatt for Sale.
RIRST CLASS COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE
AND
TO LET,
MALLORY 6 BLACKWELL
AucrIoSBERs
REAL KsTATB BROKERS,
No. 55 LIBERTysT.. ~ 7.
At YONKFRS.

FOR sALErse inmates wal from depot 10 one OF the pea'nt
- Of the ysge eneut House OF rooms Win sooa
80 80, Io,.. viii, be sold with without the furniture BY
(29Ol si"n"
vop sIPov.r An handsomely laid out
I'D ,n,, trees In the tnest part Of the village s1h
LIZ s,,endnn Island house frame thoroughly vel
& n rooms beside laundry bsthroom and water throughout
.ce range bells 6e good stable carriage house
me Aouly 10 MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS Ldberys- lR
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AT NYACK.

FOR sALEA and handsome eouG seat near Naes 10 aers
The nrer about 800 FEET rvr rsnL A.
F bathing sond ke 10 PAYMENT house 10 brookyH
Also cottages On fruits in abundance. Apply TO
(soal MALLORY bLACk"BLL NO. . hssrVs-
PINE PARM FOR sALE-Fivo miles from Mack HghtI-sv.
sell fenced. le stone due 'hAde aa1 ssfo
about acres IN gspeTy number Of springs on we
rTopy ard basement ArD feet per'et ofner
Just yapsi sd psnd rarbe man .o good isr@ house. o
barts aud house Apply 10
Q4o) hALLoki bLAOh"ELb NO. - Li"eiV'~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
ADmAs II. NULLKs Auetlonssr
4 UCTIoN SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on il,

MERCER, BEEKMAN, ANN AND PEAkLolS''
By ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT IN PARTITION
InRIAN n MULLER p WILKINS Co will sell a. Aae-ns
on WEDNESDAY, April H. at o'clock. ct the EIeesSss
No III BY order Of the Supreme Court andsr ss as
Frederick H. Man, ESQ, Referees -, M Al 4.
BROlDWAY AND MBRCBRSTTbe valaaee lot Of land ss y
thereon situate on westerly side o Brcsdsay
fHouson st. running through aud Oa'rg on hsresrss anu
az Noa s73 Broadway and l61 hercerSt " l., a,..
BREKNAN AND ANSSTS-rs sve story brick store ssd e ~
"A. an the souh,rly sde Of Beekmau st. I'LL vest ot uodn
through and hoating Annst, knova AZ No. -
No. 81 Annst - 4, .tu.ts IN
PBARLsTThs arestory marble irOe eadiss sna ss "A.
l@ Psarlst ..,,.-o,x ...
s,,, n, ,.,, can ,,n on Bend Megsge for yena VI
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
Ar TARRYTOWN


vop On BROADWAY srtss frame SLED 10 With
MIR In n.rfeet II aud furnace dumb water S
eouy,ne5t 70 and depot yet andns hga WIN
groupd. charming views; every variety o Hu wneh VI"
Hi HoIim n ~ MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL No. - Lbertyst
JFoR sALHA place eight sod good frame house ned
a. % ana shade neyerng brooks two large ana ,,os
pond eeked choice location .ta TeB NO t
ther particulars Of NALbohi - No Is IIberty.st
(2)
Fop sILH-l yey desirable and beautiful place OF acres Sns
a, Ss sne, surrounded by elegant residences D
house SKA ahed black walnut, and ID I9e pe sCKwRIL
view. ~n' No Lberty-gt
FOR sILE-About ths hanks OF the hudson
,s. large garden with abnndane OF NUT very 1o
n,I nd ,st tr,s Dsubls brick house stories sne
hot and cold waters bath dumb walters doaos ss7nes
"a, and everything eopete for hrstc" sne, 40 ,
depce stable ice honse Ea IS hs,tv
ron s.IR hk maason the most Substantial and ste
f manner with ali modern inPoveneos I IA xb
.uueb ana eIusvei acres In onament GROUNDS soo
Of a.i gardener cottage so
Winter; msutes dne ron uspy
Pans ofluiehor be At our once or VII taAe 10 p
~GasgS gasS p'''N MALLORY BLkCxwBLL No. IS Lbsryst
roR sALyA. Tsown HUDSON large double HOUSE Of
20 rooms gas bsaer garden cssgehogse sealed and pas
tered tots high grounds I've inmates wa dep0i
Beautiful place e rehtsmsns reSee city boriers Apply to
Ia59l' MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Lbsryss
A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALB at TAR
RYTows short distance from depot The boue built 10 most
laid oct; gaen, stable aud esnsgebou IRE
rsr very This Oppouuiy seldom occurring to
purchase pe sest convenient aud beautiful IN all s nrt0ala
lngs With without furbitGre. which 10 rev . .,,r.
(s16) MALLORY BLACKWELL. No - hser'ys.
FoR sALH-Fory 1rvnon and Taryowp oss Of
;hs choicest brdnE aes up that oestlon .sd Tue eaE
sf pure water passing lr0us Noolu Is,,ne
the ere length Of The rropsri' ogg s. IsSss a' m
the Hudson property could he divided 70 rea adV,ntSge Apply
to (3IO MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. s. L6''r't
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
Zeal Gstats 10 Gttbams,.

VNO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPER"Y-T..
s.v,, Long Island FARMS One $1,000 D;
la acres, $4,000 Of isS acres 6so sSs q 100 .fe,
AZ en A,o FOR EXCHANGE several other FARMS 10 Ss.J'
ssg New York and Connecticut rutland Co, No. Bsss'
panst New-1OTL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
NEAR TARRYTOwN.

b.sut country rarYtorn The ps7alei
i, m h. t nLi Wills sites. o mountains and
Hudson grounds undnstng aS1 WITH
ann, denou extensive plantations o'
Aweng shrubs ubsbked ercquet Eroga shaded By old tees ga,ea
hoerd spruce and 800 trees OF tho ness
varieties old and apple several lakes neVeranz
brook landscape gardener The msnso
elegantly conveniently arranged bsrJ sitting
room dnBoo with one side OF ths broad hs
psrors sscOd noo bathrooms bed rooms WIN
dressing rooms attached servant above all airy
snd ventilated Kben servants dBugoom lsnndry kTsofa
cellar Basement spacious pa1I entirely snouna
furnace and Neghborhood unereponsoe sad
perfectly healthy built sDd convenient double cottage on tbe
place over fronts GB Oubdggs .s.eue carriage way VIII
so reasonable price and Maps views ke the
once Of MALLORY bbAOhWbLL, 20. % LDeEDfS
LOR sALE-An Farmhouse With p OF lad on
usoh from two sei nun bef OF Old ors
tre sd sp shsdei ane erehan uatoa
basin into lake eighth u mile onf az
f.edrs outbroak woad oppJ az a,eh "
A. yerr dsrsbe place for psrtes wishing 70 osi"
be sold terms ~
1sjn MALLORY BLACKWELL. No % LioerT'h
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
AT NORTH RRANCH.

on kEWJkRSkY CENTFAL RhILKOAp.
FOR SALB-S und cultivation aad wsh sneed ysaRs
and Old fruit frame house 4S1D - al ksse ans
barn; 8 nllutas yah ffom depo.
MALLORY L BLACKWELL No IS Lbaty-K
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
ON pERGEN HILL.

FOR SALRA desirable place nth about twelve lots hea
y located With magnificent If the city bs Hsdsoa and
rounding wnl 10 N los
sgue Farther particulars al MALLORY BLACKWkIIs, Ne
LAbeuyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
N,6- y,rstg geal Gstat. for Sale.

p sAIEy,w Frepch roof HOUSE, well bat "a room
s bou the wall, hard 6nisbed lot lOrJO et roht
on two land be had dered three minutes "a
from the stSioni terms easy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15
Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY

-hDbISoN tob-N L
The National Bank of Vergenncs de-
clares semi-annual divided OF five per
cent
In Vergennes on the Sd inst, the
sales of butter were Is, 167 pounds, at an
average price of SO cents. The sales Of
cheese were 30 boxes.
A young farmer in Salisbury, has
this spring, removed seventy-three
"borers" from young orchard of thirty
four apple trees, just commencing to bear
Judge J. W Strong, of West Addison,
Is quite feeble from paralytic shock
and prostration which he sustained on
Friday last His low condition of health
is regarded as traceable to gradual soften
ing of the brain, and consequent depriva-
ton of physical and mental vigor.
A chancery hearing upon questions
involved in controversy between the
different bondholders of the Rutland
Railroad, was fixed for last Thursday at
Vergennes, before Chief Justice Pierpoint,
on the 23d inst. Among the large array
of eminent counsel employed and present
last Thursday. were Hon. L. Z. Poland
Hon. ID. A. Smalley, Hon. G. L. Edmunds
Hon T. A. Hard, Hon. L. J. Phelps, Hon.
Levi Underwood, and a few others not
less distinguished from Massachusetts,.
Nj Joseph T. Fletcher of Bridport,
was severely injured on June 22d. He
was returning from Ripton with load of
lumber, and when within two miles Of
home, in attempting to jump from the
wagon which was in motion, his foot
caught.in the reins, causing him 10 fall
beneath the wheels which ran over him
he was Immediately conveyed home upon
bed and is slowly improving.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Mineral springs occur at Arlington
and Salisbury.
Dorset increased III population three
and a[Hcty in ten years from 1880 to
1860
The Congregational Church in Pow
nal was organized May p. 1881
The average attendance upon all the
Congregational Churches in Bennington
County is 800
The eighteenth session OF the Gener-
al Assembly of Vermont WAS held as Ben
nington in list, commencing February
10, and closing March 9, after session of
twenty day..
Nathan Burton and John S. Robin
were Senators from Bennington County
III 1898
The Baptist Church in Salisbury
has 12S members
The Sabbath School contributions Of
the first Church in Bennington in 1868
was Sl0l 45
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

George. Manor, found in state of
intoxication, and breaking the peace, was
taken to Jail on the 9th inst. On the 10th
inst. he was brought before Justice Slade
and made disclosure. He was on COM
plant of Ira W. Clark, Grand Juror, also
found guilty of the crime of drunken
ness, fined IS and costs, which amounted
to 1898. He was committed to jail for
non-payment.
james McMance was found drunk
and put in Jail on the 10th, and brought,
on complaint of Ira W. Clark, before JUS
tice Slade on the 18th, and fined s. and
costs, amounting to 1878.
"A quantity of cider was seized in the
grocery of Thomas Moroney on the 10th
inst. A trial was commenced and ad-
journed until the 14th inst, when the
question is to be determined, Will cider
make man drunk From observation,
it is the general opinion of mankind, me-
thinks, that men have made, and can
make themselves drunk on cider, or on
strong beer, whisky, or any intoxicating
liquor whatever.
The following il the prop .rty, etc.
in the Grand List in the town vi Middle
bury for 1863:
Real estate and buildings, S5S2,2110O
Personal property, 236, O86 o0
Five hundred and forty polls, 108,O00.OO
Eighty-four dogs, S,4oO.OO
Total, $934,7510 C
This is an increase over that of last
year of some thousands of dollars.
Mrs. Sally Hobbs, formerly resident
of Rutland, died at the residence of John
Brittell, Esq, in Weybridge, last Friday
and was buried last Sunday She died in
a fit of apoplexy.
Mr. James Huntington, formerly q
resident of MiddloDury, died in Whiting
on the 7th inst, aged 60 years. His death
was caused b. disease of the heart His
funeral sermon was preached by Rev. l.
. S. Walker.
Butter was sold in Middlebury last
Friday, market day for from 81 to 32s
cents.
Mr. Arson p Beaman died few
weeks ago in Burlington, and in his will
left to the Academy in the town of New
Haven, where he resided for many years
the sum of 5000 upon the condition
that the inhabitants of the town raise a
like amount. The annual income of the
amount, $4,000, Is to be applied u the
purposes of education. CANDoR.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

A GALLANT ACT.-At Laurel, Md,
on Thursday last, while the sons of DR..
Sharpe, brother-in-law of General Grant,
Marshal of the District of Columbia, were
bathing in the Pawtuxent River, near
that place, in company with their young
comrade, Masters Grant and Dent, who
were on visit to the family of Marshal
Sharpe, quite serious accident happened.
Dent Sharpe, a young lad of eleven years
of age, was noticed struggling in the
water and heard calling ont that he was
drowning. His father heard his cries,
and hastily commenced to disrobe in or
der to jump in and save his son but ere
he could get to the scene, Fred. Grant,
who had just come from West Point, gall
lantly jumped into the river and grasped
the hair of the unfortunate boy, who was
going down for the third time, and was
enabled to bring young Sharp in safety to
the shore. 1t was most gallant act, and
one for which the young soldier deserves
the utmost praise.