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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Tuesday, Sept. Il, 1859.


The sale of Messrs. johnson a. Miller Io-oay'
at shippan Point turned out to DO the most peray con
ducted Of the eason and also exceedingly successful
ro IN r,ro, hrsiness view. All the arrangements for
the comfort ~ the guests projected on the most
liberal scale and carried out with the most admirable
thoroughness The steamboat Thomas Colyer TOOK ou'
hopt m from the city, and there were as many
moro at the Point when the boat arrived nesss JONI
son & Miller exercised an exemplary e'r"'no's
in giving out tho tickets They might eaSny na'o na1
between 600 and 5000 attendance at lunch out Dens
resoIved tht Mr. Andrewss hospitality should not DO
abused tbev rdy restricted their invitations 10 those
known 10 no entitled them finer regiment OF men
we're never assembled at real estate saio
The table below conveys all necessary in-
formation I'm regard to the prices About ohe"i'"
OF tho property was sold, for which something over
100000 was obtained. The largest buyer was MI T. l.
Barnum who generally knows what he is about IL the
% tho market this Fall be augured from TINS
sails il must be said that the prospects are
good Gentlemen vino are n following the lead of so
energetic and liberal person as MT Andrews mas SHOWN
himself Those who nave Tss o os'd those who to
buy but he who offers to play tho host VIII inu " W m
Sessss D. Meiiick IT, Bros sale at Avenel, near
Railway came off today. The properly Is tne sa an
ton inst beyond Railway. the Perth AmDoy Drahch
The location IL beautiful one, Deng on Wy WI. LIZ in
ground overlooking Railway and the surrounding com h
try siaton Island aud the Orange Mountains Inc
stre,ts were well made, and the property Reneraiy IN
good condition The lunch arrangements were ekcene,
the hbles being 30 feet square, 30 that tnere Wac io
for all consequently no crowdng. , ..,.oo ,u..
Atthe Exchange Saesroom to-day the attehuahce wnI
very large the bidding spirited and the prices obtained
considered good Mr.. Joseph Mcclure was the auc'
TONER and the terms OF the sale we're Az per cent Gus"
and 30 per cent on bond and mortgage
Or Thursday Messrs A ID. Mellick, Jr q BRO nave an
Important sale OF building lots of 25xlO0 at Bergen fon
Theproperty finely situated on Fourth and tfthss
and venues u and V. It is only five minutes walk
from the station. and commands fine views OF staten IS
land and the Kills The terms are easy. There VIII Do
collation. and special train as usual -,
We call attention to the advertisement In the column
q, ,cnn saes OF real estate the sale the 9th OF
OcOber OF valuable cotton mills In Manchester Opposite
the city OF Richmond Va.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND THE RENDERING
COMPANY.

The case of the New-YOrk Rendering Com
pany was continued in the special session OF the Board OF
Health yesterday. Counsel for the Company having
rested their Monday Col Bliss attorney OF the
Board summed up reply He took it for granted that
the Board would agree the fact that there was very
bad smell about ThirtyeiRhth and Thirty -nnth.sts,
North River, and IN the vicinity OF Forty nfthst Last
River argued that there could be no exception TO
the operation OF the lately passed ordnance ana as
serted that tins Company did decidedly produce ofense
With regard 70 the Company threatening not TO carry out
its contract 1T paid SIS 900 year. and 1t refused
pares had volunteered do the work not Only Tor
nothing purchase tho right OF doing IT, Al
the termination OF Col Blsss remarks, Commissioner
Manerre moved that the Board sit in private session.
Carried Previous retiring Mr. Manierre proposed
resolution that Committee OF three be appointed 10 Sc
lect site and to be erected urna at cost not
exceeding OO0 when there shall be money in the Treas
ury applicable 10 such DR.. Stone peromptoriy put
In his negative the resolution, but II was passed.
against Yeas MeSsrs. Crane, Manerre, Lincoln SWIM
burne; Nay Dr. Stone. AT the Board adjourned
to deliberate on their decision in the rendering
case For two hours they kept the interested parties
waiting they then invited the defendants In Tor CON
Bultation. while the compainants were kept out AT 10
minutes past the meeting was over and the following
resolution was handed to the reporters:
the EewYork Rendering
conduct It's business aud regards this Company
conducting the without authority derived from this Board
The Board adjourned further consideration Of the
fatmelting nuisance ill tomorrow.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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PORT OF HBw.YoRE,..................s September Ia
CLEARED.
stnSps-Ru.sis Lott Lvepool Fairbanks Powell w%ingon
NC; Massey Smith Philadelphia Glaucus "aaen bo''on
yrgo Bukey Savannah Eagara. BlaEeman. Richmoud &c
str.WHferley Speer Liverpool May Duudss Moutgn Bristol
Bgngton Brysae GAsgoS Minerva lyaneleh Tor
3D. BIiera Vessels via CITY Point aud Rhmond
Brgs-Suwapee Scott DsmeraTa Robert Move w,
sebr.~Comrade BAH ST Pierre, Mart; Nerin' Rutland
Mobile Wentworth Hunter ST. John y B. s1d wnl'GI n > j.
senator Palmer Bostoa Hero Poole Salem o. e. Aeis0 hoe6e
sioop-SOpha Hare. YswHaven.
Steamship CITY Of Antwerp. hrehou'e Liverpool Sept queens
O Sn g louBurs Thomas, P,, FL, Aog % via Jacksonville
81 aud Mays Ca. Sept ., cattle.
ship Bps JANSEN. Bordeaux % DAYS. mdse
BARK Atlanta, Kicker, CIoustadt 60 DAYS. mdse
BARK Sever Hastings, Liverpool 80 DAYS AIT
e oms Tormstiev Rio Grande DAYS wool and heL
Bria CoJan Petersen Pernambuco - days, sug'L
Brr Jessie Treker DeHatan - days. scrap iron
Bfe Carolina, EegAs HahfaI. ~ s., II DAYS. plaster
Brig r H. Havila6d Lebane Gov Bay, Q b ID days coat
scbf Ben Borland, BAis,sl. Auguila 10 DAYS, salt
T. T. Morris Virginia WIN Arthur, baltimore.
Margaret, Georgeta0u G J. u Phare. GeoTfet"~n ID L
Maria Jane, GeOrg.towH D. c, Esther 4 SARAH Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN Ps,Scsco Sept IaCeared ship Mraubs Nos"hm for
Liverpool Sailed barks srAhsPey for Queenstown Ada C'ro'
FOREIGN PORTS.
orvySsrovy Sent 1.-THE steamship cay Of Brooklyn, Mes
YORK. port u yesterday AHi The Steamship "a
HaTGa sept 1.-THE steamship ATLANTA, from S'"r0i ''sl
BEES sept -Tb. steamship Psrers, On Se~rort arrived st
sept steamship Ccncorda sailed todJ ior Bs.on
Arrived bar stampede SeNorh The o'g'AS AH' ere" Of '
DISASTERS.
tn. ,ehr Dsn r. we,ts Chester from Ebe,tpoH or Sorsieh
60 subsequently, run ashore at "mon'
L. l.. 10 avoid SINKING
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.psSSRNCERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvBRPOoL-Tn steamship City Of Antwerp sept NJ
90. II Mis- = X Parsons Miss Post Mrs W Brice, MIS- IL
TAYLOR A. rowa children. Misses aud Ssaey Mss
RI rs Mrs Henpes.y Power wife children ana nurse
ka "a rnrs. Miss Power e. whitehead Mr. Reade Rev D
pUmm and wife j. w. Cabs, W Beckett Rev Wm MGNIly W
Thon.an MI Dudley Mr. Chpman, Mrs Merritt o. y J9uan
H. e. Sansy James Ennis: John 5 Doyey ~ P "
" Cus snd wife James Manson, g. NJ Sleeves Wfsge
nsI Signor t, and wife McBoy aud children Brol seue
L. MerAs L. p Bong Edward Watts Johe Barley wie ana ~
~ Red 4 Richardson B. G. Templeton j. W. Cochtsne l.
Ross Rev j. G. Elliott Evan Brown Nm BAN M Man, o
Wv w Wbttemare Chienden r. White Rev H. q
Tho, Hiram NJ Eevett OLeSry Adam Hunter eN "
field Baker j. Knau aud wife, Miss Kiman MISS bh S A. on
nstt Mrs W Baker Mr. Mckee wife and family MT u
ham AMI wife A o. Evans r. b. neknoI H. Murray y"
Moses G Chase John H. Browne, H. johnson ~ Ha[ss a. soe
stein W. Hathaway James Mace r. Mace, Abrahams lie "o"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

Fraud in India has now gone as lar 10 vno
ant,rro Of wild beasts for the purpose OF cheatins
the Government Premiums are paid by the indian oo.
eminent for Staying Wild beasts so, tigers bears anu
,eopards arc made to as far as they can fs'' ',o
r, "a sent in with skull OF wood fitted into the heao
saoo,dI the real skull is brought forward and some
tos as n third resource the real tiger or bear 10 us
nansed with and the skull OF hog or jaekal Is
pnroyided with false teeth and covered Wn phh nra
nodded on real tigers head We must thereIore, tS
had untrustworthy statistics OF the aDuhdanc1 VI 80
beasts in India. Some OF the monsters were "d nd
straw The skulls now ordered W w si""''0N "
tho skins to be sold
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VALUABLE COTTON MILLS
IN THR
TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
IMMBDIATBLl OPPOSITE TO The CITY OF RICHMOND, va.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
pursuance the Of deed u trust made by the Jsnes
Conpnr and recorded the Cerks Ones 81
Chsrrs,l Count the uudcged the Trustee uansd bsIeh VII
BER 8 COTTON MILLS Of the SAID James River Manufse
turing situated mentioned This consisting
excellent bung furnished With extensive machinery
ready ee site Of ample dnsnsous snd saPpied
With Vowr n goo ches OF water belonging he Orn
Manchester shch aud water M The aggregate, there al
hundred dollars; Tor which
River Manufacturing COMPANY has
perpetual renewable For seenae aui detailed depnoH OF
annexed schedule Persons inspect with vie. 81
purchasing invited 20 10 and they referred therefor 70 ME-
L. BENTLEY the OF the COMPANY 90 Mr. WIN HobI
Superintendent either Of whom vii take pleasure ia hoSnsH
Tor In cash $4,000 payable the tst day Of January sIoi
5 payable the a dy OF July 1906 and the balance 90 ss
sy January 1871 all Of the deferred payments 10 bear n'sfess
from the day Of sale -.
Richmond, I, 1869. JAMES ALfRkD JONES, ITudse.
SCHEDULE Building 10 by 80 fret, sve stories high meodng me
the upper portions Of erekhs reef
With tin, and mos ssosAEus
Machinery introduced In 1880 but In 1867 every Aueo hs
new machines from the works OF Hacking Of Bury kgsna
will Oraby ~ih any OF he sans
extent United the time the spinning fanss re-
rollers od all the Of the old machinery was Over
Kind contains s qnsan9
having been taken out in 1850 10 maize Tor other SsL
holds the following viz One 4onch with one beasf o
Inch appes with two besers each, one OF which has
two snbbes spn four finishing spesdsrs OF oss
handred aud spne each tNsntTfhfse spesins hes
322 ppes spooD Of frty spihdes EACH e1f feen
Wrappers
equal Ia the coaLtry There also 90 hand NIL suPpY
Robbins spool quilts reeds harness aud esesi eesu s 49,
h, ebuhmentls pJe. oyer aud NSh nu E''ansd "A
Mates .,y a
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Corporation Noiit.s.
CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPAT

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ To CoHtraooSeprate sealed proposals each ndoi with
The o The soTk to Thieh relates viii he nam. Of he e.r aud
II O'Clock m ofTaedayse 49, 1862 for the construction osioBe
block payemeD the following Fcht from SIth
SeventhSve A. from Houston fourtrens EIthst
from SIhsvs BroGdSay Forty from Fnb SIiAye
fry Eth from Finh 10 SIhAV Twenty SIXTH from Ssth
EghhAve Tvenths, from SlIih 10 TeuthAve Sevenudhst
from Third 10 Fourthay sIneihst from Lexington FhbaIe
Seynteenh from SI'haVs Br9sdHs and Eght.eGb from
Sixth 10 Eighth also, heDAne throughout Spring from
Broadway to Boweyi HetcnthS. from Avenue 20 fouthir.
Forethst from SIh 10 knibsve Stone from Whitehall 10
Brokdst Pity srht from Frat Second Thirty
Eighth NiuthA,e ,iIthst, from Third Pth
Thirty ninth st. from Third TO L'rng,onive Nin.eenthst rom
Second to TbATe seeonds from Fs, to Pihh ave Thirty
trtst from Seventh to EghAafe F from Secondare TO
East River and fnyhinth from Third FhbAye also foT The
laying ofcow side OF Eighth from One hundred md
twenty TO Ohehnbded nnthtt from a
Fourth and fOleenths FOuhAye One
Tbh and One hundred and thirty hrs ffoms
New Bowey and Roosvstt from No m TO No li3 last
FOueenthst East Nneteenb opposite School No 49, and
Bs Twenusth.t. opposite School No 28 Wes,st
eide Of Morton st. across Weft at side OF Lsrott across West
A. side Of Clartonst across Wests to pier 49, and across
WhtehAn.ft, in front Of No. SO.
Specifications forms for bids application
0fee TllOS. STEPHENS, 4
GEO. s. GREENE. }
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STABBISG AFFRAY.

On the Goth nit. Richard Mangin Of No. 10
Oak ST., and John Roach living IN Cherry st. both young
men, while returning on an excursion boat quarreed
when Peck Slip, and Mangin stabbed Roach in the
abdomen causing serious wound. Manein was arrested
ut the time and locked TO await the result of Roaohs
injuries Yesterday the latter recovered as 10
appear In and make complaint against mis- assal
amt who committed for trial The prisoner said he
WA attacked by Roach and several other young men,
aud used his knife in self defense.
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The COURTS.
ROBBERY OF THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS
COMPANY

On the nth nit. the Merchants Union Ex-
press Company robbed Of $500 900 by four who
broke the containing the money and gagged the
messenger who bad 1t in charge. 1t believed that
the messenger acted in completely with the robbers
DeputySherf Mcknight arrested Charles b. Conklln.
Of the messengers Of the Company, suspicion Of
having been prvy to the robbery The arrest made
warrant issued by Justice Mansfield, and IL Is al
legged that Mcknight kept COnklin secTeted IN ms NC
Knghts) house OF No 242 Stan tonst thinking TO obtain
some facts from him inTelatlon TO the robbery COnkn
made Its situation known, and an application made
10 Mr. Justice Clcrke for writ ~ habeas corpus
manding Mr. Knight to produce COnklin and show
for his detention Mcknight produced Conhn ana
made return that he had arrested COnkn by virtue OF
the warrant issued by Justice Mansfield which warrant
issued Onl affidavit made by him McKnght, and
that he (McKDight had no testimony whatever against
Cohklin Mr.. Justice Clcrke SAID that Mcknight
not to constitute himself the judge Of what the Police
Magistrate would do I'm the premises, and that Conkln
should be taken immediately before Justice Mansfield
and discharged. Conklins counsel acquiasced IN this
but wanted the writ adjourned until final action had
been taken in the matter Of discharge by Justice Mans
field. This course was pursued.
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INOUESTS.

Coroner Flynn yesterday received intelli
gence of the death Of James Griffin. age a years. who
Sunday night at Peckslp and southst.,
by SocOnd-ave car, aud shockngly mangled and per-
nit given for the removal OF the body his late
residence. No. 81 LudlOwst. The inquest will be held TO-
day Coroner schirmer held an inquest over John
Gerkin, age who died in Bellevue Hospital, from
caught in the machinery OF the factory No. 54 West
Eighteenihst. verdict OF accidental death was rem
dered The body OF John Sullivan, age T. who disap
peSred on Monday last from the residence Of his
parents No IS Hudson-st found In the North River
OF the foot Harrisonst yesterday, and to-day
will lie he'll
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SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

Coroner Flynn held an inquest YESTERDAY a.
the Morgue over Barbe Groussey, recently -,
No LII Thirdave Philip Groussey. her brother' 'o0'
ed that IN NAV she came from France and not long ago
formed an attachment for a young man. who did not
recproeate the feeling. On the Sd ins5' sne Do a.,
iowspirited and asked il person could DC III an
the Affirmative Soon afterward she ielI tG ~ ~
was moi seen again until body was found III INC East
River of Rauda's Island.
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ROBBED IN A GAMING HOUSE.

Charles Brands of No. Catherine-st., on the
night Of the 10th inst, entered gaming saloon in the
BOwery and lost at play s65, Thinking he had been
cheated he was about TO leave when Ira f. Bird and ia
cob w Hermann demanded his money and other valu-
abes ard enforced their demand with pistols hand
ed over to them $465 in Treasury.notes and q valuable
gold watch and chain He then allowed depart.
Capt Jodan OF the Sixth Precinct brought the accused
before Justice Bowling, when Brands made formal
complaint against them and they we're committed for
Jury Cor their action - ~ ~
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TIE FIFTH WARD HOMICIDE.

Thomas H. Barrett, who was stabbed III inc
abdomen by Ellen Rebecca Utt on Sunday evening
during quarrel at No 40 West Broadway-the par,lcu,
lars of which have been given in THE TRIBUNE-dieo
Yesterday in the New-York Hospital. Coroner flynh
will make an investigation today postmortem ex-
FLYNN the body will removed 10 the late residence VI
deceased, No. & Staple-st.
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JEM MACE, THE Ex-cHAMproS.

This ex-champion of the English prize ring
arrived In this ctyesterday accompanied by his agent
He does net come looking for DESTROYS Of meeting in
She ring, which two yearssgo he abandoned Tie is hero
on peaceful mssion-to give statuesque illustrations"
for better and refined public than no was accus
lomed 10 exllbLt before IN biz hRhLlno haYs ~
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERMNos Sl69 2 ia S asss
,, ~ as-s a@0 3ssl 382 1898 1894 1888 500 oi ei
~ s sa Sse 9 $50 SSS $500 1893 $685. $500 JUL %
COURT OF GENERAL sd Jas
William Nelson ct al burglary reet n, M,na.l Coe forgery
Tba,s Clark. f.opous assault snd battery rsst Jobn
Co.. burry; Gabriel Drake, Mary hehehnA
3stsv. ~ ; Ts grand larceny; Theodore Manson r0ooe''
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TIE n1rrcurss AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.

THE DUTCHEss AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
The construction cars of the Duchess and Co
lumba Railroad came up to the depot ground at zinc
Plain on Saturday at m, with some 2SO passengers
on board commenced running yesterday 10 NH.
brook four trans a day viii he run each way a9 9
he Gounty Fair The road from Pine Plains to the oate
line il being constructed very fast and Will SOON 10 III
cnudItiOn 10 receive the rails.
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our,ov Of Mcssrs Davis Riker, at mo. 81 Johh ~ ~
h 9it nit he collected bin of $50 from Joseph Wo
clerk IN the American Agricultural Works. at tue
0f fourth st. aud Tenthave.. ana hey
The money 10 his wn use also confessed 20 nay
ing collected and appropriated other amounts triaI
an aggregae of over s7OO He was committed FOR Hia'
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Gong sslmb EraI Gstat, fur saIt.

NURSERY MEN ATTEN rl0N.-There is no
~ property vicinity 81 York admirably ADAPTED 70, your
a, the magnificent COUNTRY STAT formerly beongngt
The Hon. BENJAMIN WOOD.
L. IL miles from the city, VIA flushng ana
North The soi IL excellent All choice trees AID
shrubs TIL, climate crossing uTuon, In the gsrdsH
the mansion Tie green olses are rd
Arboe and Rose " sharon beS
outside boundaries Upward % SlpVJ nave been spent
during the l.st 20 years. the prnpc-tv.
' On TUESDAY, sept 81,
magnificent COUNTRY SEAT
will be SOLD IN plots public auction terms post
<h bidder Never before has there
opportunity Call map and by al
property before the sale which repeat again Vii
be positive and psrsnpto-there viii he no unierbddiHg
w F JOHNSON MILLER. Auctoneers,
No Is Nasssu-st, EeS.York
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,n,ys p,cx.crs FOR THE PRESS.

C.tt,ns ana purse arriving t1s pG AZ p oS y,
nacsgrs addressed to the Newiork Associated fIe''
persons .hbug wntten authority OF W. ISs
1rId S, Frprsss Evening Post Commercial ddr,Ts oaus
Zo and Nslc Deaokrai should also % ueh'eea oN
H.. anEann
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Auction SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.

7
No Ave 1ory aud brick dwelling and store we
S%St BS Doip' w Ioy o''A l6 900
So' Ave ao 'HS O % IS. 'f'i ,aa 1900
Ni Ave cor , y,so 90, ,ho O,'rs i. Se.
YoCg Second Fh s 3story and basement hisE d"e
L. and store about 1880 n. with 2.toy BRICK private
sa9 90 ea, Of f r.ais O' 5000
NJ. eli and 63 Twelfth 2stoy basement and ahc dEe
No and store front about 25rtO and row oiEN
sne1 and frame stables SIZE .ooa' ioio, w. r. p7oo
saith I'D. sd: ~ Is -, o. hsgen'a 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

All who have real estate for sale or to lot,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find II to their Interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that or any other
paper and In addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii be found only New York and oil ito cities and
villages every State and Territory throughout tho
Union. Tina advertisement should be as brief 40 Will
allow Of advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on tho fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE Daily
semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business profession consequently advertisements In each
read by all classea The TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country, thus adding greatly to the value OF s COL
as an advertising medium The charges for adyer
tising follows: DAILY TRIBUNE as cents per limo
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. "a per limo; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE as cents per lns About words OF
wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
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CONDENNATION

Returns of process having been made in the
United States District Court before Judge Batchford
and claimants appearing for the following described
property Il condemned by default Five barrels Of
whisky, found the stOTehOuse OF T. VI. Sellee Nos II
and Is RObinsons and n pieces OF silk lace imported
by ID. ID. Oppenheim in the steamship Cimbrla.
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ADRIAN H. MuLLEtt Auc;ioneer
TJyRUSTFE's SALE of 'thp elegant COUNTRY

deuce OF Iionry A Kelly. decd
ADRIAN H. MULLkR r. X. WILKINS Co will sell Al, snstss
MOSDAl Sept 90 at y O'Clock the premises By order Of
H. NUDGE Trustee the Country Seat howe NE
WATERSuE ESTATE Grace ChgIchs and toe rosd lssd
INK landing the of Rye, Wehesier County.
containing a Of land aud having valuable water reni t
With dock aud water privileges souaG The Improvements
With modern improvements cot
ge stables and barg the dock there aFse stew,
house building formerly steamboat depot The and Sea
high sopn. gradually the waters edge where tere.oAss
wall but 10 three has commanding veg
Island Sound an surrounding country This property IRON nc
beautiful location and proximity to the city one hours de very 90
residence. Is well adapted Tor Summer hoe
F mars further psreu apply TO the snctoaees.
No PBest VIII be sold To tso blots taJt1D
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RoRRINa az rMp1nynn

Yesterday there was brought before Justice
Bowling, at the Tombs Police Court John c. Johnston.
ago IT, residing at No. I6 Essex ST. aud late clerk ia the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15

dict Of guilty Mr. Mcclellan counsel toh de- forred
nntiI Friday morning The Court then adlouinou'
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6itp Rtul 6stat, for Sul,.

TOR SALE-A frst-class brown stone front
i HOUSE four stories basement All csas No, 10 Weh Forty
VA " lssalis w the pteplssh
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miscellaneous.

ESTABLISHED 1919.
~ THE NETWORK DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISH.
hEST, STATEN ISLAND.
No 90 DrlSBsT AND
No 72 BRoApwIY, HEvYORE
Nos l3i AED 1856 PIERRGPoST.sr, BRooxLrs
No 10 NORTH EiGBTHsT. PHLADsLPHA.
The old aud well Company prepared with highest de-
gree OF sth and the most improved machinery To CLEANSE
AND FINISH EVERY VARIETY OF LADIRS AND GRNTLEnBNS
GARMENTS AND PIECE GOODS their su,v ,upeoT manner
GARMENTS CLEANED WHOLE ''