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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
CRIMINAL.

At jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith an nnocentloOklng girl IL years
of age was charged by Cabea Morgan Of Bleecker-st
with the larceny OF two dresses worth S2 and was held
for trial James Smith, painter, was charged win
having entered the store Of Charles g. Weber, No 80
Fourtb-aye on Wednesday, and breaking open case OF
iewery carried of $500 worth OF gold and silver watches
spd silyerware The prisoner pleaded intoxcaton and
was commit ted for trial. Michael Gallagher ana chae
Aiuldoop for ASSEMBLING and beating Patflck gey on
Weneday were held await the result Of the injuries
the attending physician thinks that the wounds IN the
head may terminate fatally.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Hogan, brought John Walsh, tailor
whom Patrick Oshay OF No 54S Pearlst accused Of steal
ing four valued at 2 the property OF Jacob Peser
prisoner occupied the same room. When he awoke on
the following morning he found than Walsh and the
COATS had disappeared. He had, however consider
ately left behind him HE old coat and vest
Franz Heinrich aud Henry Meyer keepers of low base
ment saloon at No Ga Greenwiehst quarreled about
hnsiness matter and Meyer assaulted Heinrich with d
butcher knife For this lac was arrested and locked up
On Wednesday evening, While Never was lOckeu up III
the Tobs IL alleged by Anne KinZey, one OF the in-
ates of the saloon that Heinrich went 10 the trunk
az Meyer. and, forcing open TOOK NlO,
for which she caused his arrest Yesterday, when
brought before Justice Hogan Franz pleaded that rs
partner he had right to take the money ne Was COM
WiIliamstOwI Mass appeared before Justice Hogan ana
made complaint against Charles and CHRISTIAN start ana
CHARLES W Flood alias Hind whose arrest on charge OF
baying been concerned IN various bnrgaries IN Massa
ibe complainant stated that his store was robbed
on the night OF June 81 OF 500 worth OF boots ana SHOES
and 400 worth of dry goods. over S2s worth OF The
stolen property found IA the possession OF inc &C
ensed AT No l34 East Fifteenthst The accused were
fully committed await the result Of the charges against
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REAL ESTATE.
nnw.YnnK. Thnrsda- aug. q. 1saa

EEw.YORK, Thursda- Aug II, 1862
No public sale is announced 20 lake place this
week, Or indeed for the remainder OF august but on
Sept. the Messrs. Melllck Bro VIII nave sale Of
Crawford, N. j., property.
Chas Taylor, W S. Durham, and s. ]. Ahern have pur.
chased 27 acres of land in the Twelfth Ward OF the City
Newark, the line Of the Newark and Ne"iofk Rail
road. for 5000
A long and much needed improvement is no" gong on
in the widening and raising OF the grade OF Ne"akave
Jersey City, from South sxthst TO the he OF hudson
City This avenue which is the principal outlet from
Jersey City to the CourH House and Five corners" In
Hudson City has been in most wretched condition In
dry, windy weather, the road usually nied with
clouds OF dust, and after longcontnued rams IL was
almost passabe to pedestrians the mud Oehg 80 Deep
When the improvements are completed the avenue VIII
have the Belgian pavement and tagged sde"alA' Tue
work IL progressing rapidly.
L. W Jerome. esq. has sold 100 acres OF land snort
distance north Of the railroad depot at Fordhan Ihc
ing the skating pond and house and some Snah u"eu
ings, for $30O,0O0.
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RoHT. A HAgaEKTI, Anctoneet
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
4
COAL LANDS IN PENNSYLVANIA

RoBT A. HAGGBRTY Co. No 81 Pine't Hssiork, NJ" sci! On
TUESDAY. sept II. 1859,
atth-
IYCU ANGR SALESROOM No ~ BROADWAY CTdnly Buding
YesYot at O'Clock the following described valuable coal prop
stT, viz: ,,, ~ -
TIT. estate Brsnehde" IL situated IN ScbuJk County,
PPM near Potyle, and contains $50 and m perohes
railroad outlets % rkednee To Phaiephs
byr miles, canal niles snd by the ne" road ROY 70 pro
"Uuon CennH-beug constructed bY TIE
and SrwJeey Central RAILROADS
uih.ve dree. rh NeSl orb City, w miles
b. surface used for farming and the southern
notion vel numbered heayyl suitable for mining purposes
IN, Nbo extent property nnierh throughout o All e
phut eo, VEINS both rel and white ash and l"en
and ab.f millions O tuus can be made available OnT Hs
n Of the coal mined out aud the best aud mos 'AAoe
yeInsTemsh untouched - .-.A a.. .to,.
he celebrated DIAMOND 'en WIN ' sp'
,uuk ~ yarts good coal ra -.
boilers pumps HOn
ear. and Al app TO complete H.
breaker With engine boiler rollers hu'es tI'
bou,.. perfect workg order, Awaiting the completion VIC
slope. $500, - 49,. ~ ,utn.,. hor..s t.o
% u, house. Tor remen and three stables mailing In all 20 build
"a, ,,cu.ys Of breaker engine, and fan houses 81,
Of carefully prepared bnrf OF title TO this prop
,, from original and patent from tho state nap and oi m
,y n,uar. detail also for terms OF sale appV 70 we
ssr ROBERT A. HAGGERrY Co, No 81 Prnen' Ne"'iot'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
BANKRUPTCY DECISION.

In the United States District Court, in bank
rupcy in of Isaac Ulrich and Others petit
tones fof discharge bankruptcy, the assignee alleged
that the baukrupts had made an assignment OF their
goods to Gustav Kaufman and Steiner Brothers, raudu
iently giving them preference their other credi
tors. An order issued requiring Kaufman and
Steiner Brothers TO why the prayer OF the
assignee for an equitable distribution Of the assets
should be made whereupon Steiner Brothers put IN
an answer denying the receipt OF property IN respect
OF any Indebtedness To them by the bankrupts, and
kaufman filed paper denying the jurisdiction OF the
Cont over him. The Court holds that 1t has full juris-
dlctioD and decides that the assignee Is entitled 10 de-
cree Kaufman for the relief prayed for and or
ders a reference take testimony in relation TO the
charges against Kaufman and Steiner Brothers.
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THE COUNTS.
THE ALLEGED wEIGHERs' FRAUD

THE ALLEGED WEIGHERS' FRAUD
This case, i'll which Gen, Thomas w. Egan
Is charged with fraud in relation the mOkDg out Of his
pay-rOs while holding the position Of wegher in the
Custom.House was resumed yesterday before Commits
Osborn The testimony for the defense
uuued John Farrell testified Have worked I'm Egan's
district know Wilkes spoke TO Wilkes after the first
days hearing IN Egaus case, and asked Wilkes II he
thought Gen. Egan would get out of his trouble, and
Wilkes replied, "NO. the Irish Copperhead" never had
any other conversation with Wilkes about the matter
VIM Everett testified Am attorney and cOunselOrat
law i'm This city have known Mr. Wilkes nearly two years
from hat know OF his general character for truth
ard veracity. would not believe him under oath I'm
matter ia which lo interested; l have prosecuted
him for grand larceny in reference TO this matter OF the
larceny he made statements 20 Inc that led me 10 the
conclusion that lie was entirely unworthy OF belief
Evidence also introduced showing that charge or
larceny preferred against Wilkes, aud that Judge
LcoWth sent the TO the Grand Jury. John DOlan
tee flied a merchant tailor; have known Wilkes two
years and had dealings with him. would not believe him
under oath made charge OF felony against him,
which charge sustained before Judge Ledwith
I'm question, and doubted his integrity. THE Wilkes
who gave testimony for the prosecution against Egan
Counse for the defense said that the defense had several
Witnesses who had been served subpenas but had
failed 10 attend, and gave the OF Justice McCunn
Ouc but when pressed 10 whether the subpoena had
regularly been served upon Justice McCunn such service
Wa not made plain. The prosecution said they could
produce abundant evidence of Wilkes good character
Tue then adjourned to Monday, when the eyI
dence on DOtb sides will be closed.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NEW YORK.

PORT OP Egw.YORE. ............. ........Augus' 70
CLEARED.
Steamshps-Cvo Port suPHnce Jackson bAg
Green. Havana; Neptune, Baker, Boston
Shp-La Gore Rood Liverpool O., q , -
BsIk-Abna Waefeer London; Hatfield Hatfield Cors Tor
orders Kong ParOn Cork for oIlers 81 Agnelo GaTsuo'
Gloucester. -. -
Kingston Jam Louisa d. Wagner St. John B. Virginia Johnson
ST Pierre Mart; K NJ. Heslen, Jones Baltimore.
SobrA-By state, Long, James River Va Godsin "sf
bury STANFORD W. Holmes Ward Para Race Horse Hughes sun
nam; KeiOn, Hatfield Windsor n S. MoueumA Bsg.r 81 Aa'
justine Fla Ba Brown Brown Philadelphia n Han Stewart
keE-HAIeD.
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY OF MeIieo Desken Aug H. via Havana
Iadse and
Ship Anna Camp Drummond, Cardf 81 days, railroad iron
Bark Minerva lvahcich, Msrseilles july ], mdse
Bark Resource Grau Newport Bog 20 davs railroad iron
Brig Ospray Taylor "a days, hides on
SehT. Spectator JScobin. b as % days cocoannta
RicOlo. Kelar Dppef Harbor n s. 10 days. spihng
Sehr. Bsrma, Ward Sand River, N. s., days. spinDg
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN Francisco Aug 2SCeared ship Frank TbaJer for Liver
pool Sailed ships Radiant EeWYok; BsmerAds far NewiOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 26Tbe steamship Bremen nom NeWlok
arrived this port to-day
SPOKEN.
Brig Ross from Yueaan Eew.lOIE Gays out Aus 49, lat
1901, Ion. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
will ind 1t their interest TO advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and In addition TO this advantage The TRIBUNE
will be found not only In NewYork and all t cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be as brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for tho three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports OF sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF its col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adver
tislng are follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. IS cents per limo
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line: SEMI
WEEKLY IS cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

CITY BIRTH AND MARRIAGE STATISTICS.
The following are the statistics of births, still
births and marriages in this city for the week ending on
Saturday last prepared by Mr.. John Bovine, the
Register Clerk Number births certified by physicians
$40 number OF st-births certified by physicians 80 ;
number persons married and legally certified by cler
gynen ana magistrates ga.
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DEATH OF MAYOR KALBFLErscH's WIFE.

Mrs Matilda b. Kalbflesch, wife OF the
Hon. Martin Kalbhcisch Mayor Of Brooklyn, died on
Thursday morning. in the Ih year Of her age She had
suffered some time from painful disease. She was a
naive Of Connecticut and the second WIG OF MI halD
hciSch. She was lady OF rare Accomplishments and
presided over her husbands establishment with modest
grace The funeral will take place at o'clock on Satur
DDS from her late residence, corner OF BusLWckaye and
Gfdnd-st Wiamsburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
NAVAL NOTES.

Admiral Hofi who has been indisposed since
his arrival, left yesterday for Philadelphia The Albany
discharging her powder at BedlOes Island After be-
ng inspected by the Port Admiral she will go into dock
Or repairs The officers Will be placed waiting orders,
aud those OF the crew, whose times uneXpred, will
be transferred TO the receiving ship Both officers and
crew are IN excellent health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

could get through It, reaching the Outer ledge Burns
lowered himself 70 the female prison with rope made
from MS blanket climbed the outer wall OF the prison,
from thence lowered himself TO the grqssplOt outside,
ana, climbing the iron railing, was IN the street and,
bidding ROOdby 20 his late quarters and his late
cates passed Out OF sight Several years prisoner
made his escape from the TOmbs in precisely similar
manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
TIE FREIGHT WAR CLOSING.

The war of freights among the railroads be-
gins to slacken. Erie and the NewYork Central have
raised their prices IS cents per 100 pounds to Chicago
Instead OF % cents which has been the ruling since
Aug 2, when the commenced. There indications
Of further In tho rates. that II will be policy Tor
those VINO have freight TO send West 10 get II OF as
quickly possible. Since the adoption OF the low rates
tie depOts have been absolutely ChOked with Western
hllm IrILnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-By Judge
JoNEs-Mitchel CT al agI. Styles-Moton granted aud
guardian appointed. Moran agt Swegan.-MOtOn
granted and Referee appointed. Smith ct al agt Smith
The proposed amendments excepting the 2lst dlSal-
owed The case settled altered Tallman agt Tallman
et al-Both motions denied, without costs Ramsieder
agt Wouu SER Bill reduced 10 $780,
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

A meeting of the Board of Police Commits
Eouers held yesterday. Tho detailed patrolmen
in the offices of the Commissioners and Chief Clerk
who performing clerical duty, we're exempted from
the OF the order requiring all officers 10 appear In
uIIlUrm when duty. Some routine business was
transacted, and the Board then adjourned
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pporpcrrn pruDTNCa

The following plans have been submitted to Mr. James
NJ Macgregor, superintendent OF buildings sihoe lS'
PAN No os-Aur Ia-Pirst. brovptoue and bheh dwelling
stories, 3 ana basement o~ns TbOm, John ChmRins u,
Plan No 900 Aug leBheE tenement and stable real 20 On -,
BAst Porethst Of budug 1910 stories T. and ee- o"h
building 25I2O; storie, l. owner r. J. wsydsl
9a-Aug GTwO bneE packing houses north soc o. fGt
tht, go feet Of BevenhaVs sns Of baiding 'i'' Ai
stories, 4 Owners, D. 4 A. Alerqn -. -. 100 al a.,
$50 Eas Forty size Of buildings 2SI' feet EACH 'on
Pisn No gC%Ias aG-rvO ,ouh sds Of PGr.th
Of Snhave.; Of buildings 55Id eet eAeh $40
fGa No siGug 2o-BhcE stable side OF FIsnt,t l:t
Of Second sIe Of building 2sI store' o"oe
Plan No SlaAug 2Tbre. t,ta brick drsll3r, north cid,
buildings asII5 feet eaehi stories and basement owner T.
Pan No sloAuG 2Bheh stor. and dwelling NO $40 Tenth
ave- size Of6ad9g 5o stories, oSnsF jan. Sd Ss Yves,
Thirty brdst axe Of buiding. I5I1S stories o"hs H. "00
Plan ss-AuS 2sI drs ei dwelling, north .ds One
hundred e9th. 200 feet west Of SeeSnaats 's Of
Plan No sl6-Bug 2Bnck store and tenement No 50 Thrdi
Ie Of building 2S ,'as asa b,S bug
corner Of Prince GresBs Of building, eI21 stories
Pan No. ssEAag -seconde class brick dwelling .outh side Of
hnptbst, 23l feet east Of FtAe HIe oil building Ssi'4i
P No ssAug 2-Bsh store and tenement 5ST.s noe o.
p 1xnsT p ~ Slater s,,,, sro,nop, drns.
north side $50 feet west Of F,taI.
buildings aIt6 feet .ach Stories and basement Owner
Plan No 92lAug 2TNo brick tenensnts north aide Of One
huni $50 feet east Of ThdlVe sire Of buildings
IoneJ 22I5O feet (one $3.50 feet stories, Jane, Wood
No. 922-AuE ATen Gntes broNu stone dwellings norh
$40 feet Of Nnthave sire OF budingS
2OI50 feet; stories J. W. Ogden j.
Plan No yl3-Aug AIEO wooden dwellings east SIDE OF fst'
Eighty sire Of buildings, ldoIW ee'
stories, and basement owner, Thomas smith.
Plan No q4-AuE side Of Thirty
Of Third Se Of building 2lIiO feet stones
Owner. W. Morusy. 49,
Pan No s-Aug 2t-Four class brorn'ton dxens, north
side Fny.Gnhst feet Of SIthaye sIe Of buildings l65I9J
each, stories Owners, S. L. Bradley and others .
Plan No s26Aue 24tECls broWnsione tenement south sac
feet Of SIhaye Of building G9I9J
ttores. T. Owners, James q. ard Robert Il. Lind $3.50
g7-Aug ABrck No t6 WAer,t sire OF build
ing. "a 1880; stories, J. OuneT Daniel DAILY.
Plan g8-Aug 25-Wooln dSeiug north side One huntred
80 Il Of DTOadwJi Of building DIS
stories. ONuer, J. Ackers.
Tie number plan, submitted during the uet "a prsuOa
submitted, Total since Jan. l. 528.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

The Superinteudent of Buildings has caused survey
20 he made OF tho following buildings, with tho accom-
panyUg result: . 49,
stable No West Twenty fnhFt etrl Owner AhmuJ West
erly ana sasery .ids walls bu ged ana orAesot
store sud dwelling No A2 Gfaudst Osusr Dr. HogE bncf en-
tension In an unsafe condition. westerly wall bulget
Carpenter shop 100 BIN St Owner Dr. HogE walls are buged
and settled
Dslng Kngst Owner. ThOmI, Gibson Chimheys 'bovs
roof out OF plumb. ,,-r 4,
DueHg No. 1874 vsreiit Owner Richard Barrie North VAL Of
eI,sa sion overhsugs sn1 ehimbeTs above roof unsafe
Dwelling No. " Roe >. d. Wilson Chin
neysA above roof 90 extension uBsAic.
Pearlst and No "a bopett owner HIan
Duncan Unsafe fopt wslL .
Stahone 81 Parls Owner H. Powers Un,Afs front vail
Store aud Jseng No. S WsshnEtonsL O"ner, J. oConbo
Trout I'd walls hulgrd and cracked
va sttie
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O. u. PlEHsoN, Aucioneen
by A. ID. MELLlCK, jr. Il BRO, -
ID AUCTIONRRRS AND DEALERS IN EBWJERSBT RIAL ES
TATE. No q FINEST, NETWORK.
POSITIVE SALE
By ORDER or s. CAHILL. ESQ, Of
90 VILLA PLOTS
AT
CRAWFORD, N. j.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 2, AT IL NJ.
Th, lots ara STATED Eve minutes walk Of the station, and 10
vicinity ompro'nsnt Paymens unusGsy easy s2 per cert
the day Of sale and eO mouth thereafter
special win leave the foot Of Liberty a. COLLATION. on
ths train Bceni detectives vii eject AL BOYS and
vo, Character railroad passes maps aud m particulars
,py oos the AuctoBss Free also be procured
s% Bgcows store Of Bond and BoNry. aud j. T.
T,ts OF broadway and Thirty uht shoe and
Ioy,lsy's Hotel, corner 81 Psrkrow and BcefmAnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
ARREST OF MORE CIGAR DEALERS.

Philip Straub of No 274 Avenue A, b. Ritz
man Of No. 800 Avenue A, and 4. Lagernan OF No
Avenue A. all cigar dealers charged with selling cigars
otherwise than Of the original boxes, were brought
before Commissioner Shields, When 1t appearing that
they were ignorant OF the law, and had criminal In
tent in violating it, they were discharged on payment OF
costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
n1sCHARGE OF CAPTAIN STERLING.

Cant. John Sterling or the American DARK
Nancy j. Ball, who was charged before Commissioner
Shields with having the 18th utno, while on the pas
SAGE from Montevideo this port violently assaulted
aud beaten his steward Arthur COburn, has been dis
charged the evidence failing TO sustain the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27
uv,vs p.cvAGEs ION THE PRESS.

Esls ana pan. Of vessels arriving this pert are elneoe
SEWER plhsgs addressed HeWfers Assoaisd Press oh 70
authority Of j. w smoon oshsIa
Agent pa1iages the Journal Of Commerce ilA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

... COURT CALENDAR--THIs DAY.
SUPREME URT-CuAMBERs-Nos. 81, %.
MARISE COURT--TRIAL 1EkM-NOs J4J9, S1O',
s9a 3Gl7 3ll3 &c., 1851 3t4s 5462 34s6 800 J''S
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK BRICKSBURG, MANCHESTER TOMS h"sh es
bv Raritsn and Delaware Bay Railroad. 49, ,.,n.
Two daily lines tSunas excepted leave Per No 81 f0o' 1870
A. by steamer Neyerank and Jesse hoyt u.s.
for passengers only Per No fot Of RsesorsL "H"P "
turning from Loug Branch at 1901 and "a I.u.>
IL. 1854 W. D sNAbsN w, ~Ns~a
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6iip 8tal 6stat, for sal,.

BROWN STONE, four story, high stOop
N HOUSE 25Ie2Iloo side $50 feet from hha'e hard
door. marble mAnte rert aad
pat.d JOHN C. GRAFT, No 27s BTosiwsJ, Room No H.
nor SALE--The elegant four-story BROWN
STONE HOUSE northeast MsdisenAv snd Forty ghth
n Sine RICO Lot 100 r. Also four Houses adjoining pul pou
Lam 90 premises IhoS hILfAIhICk.
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purt @mnrns' Hutit,.

STATE EEw.YoRK, I
PoRr.wlRpENs OYTcE, No % WiiAm'n
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
IN passed April H. 1884, entitled An AetIo
ReorgAns WaenS once the Port Of New YORK; 70 all persons
charge the subject matter OF such inquiry
that toe following vessels now under eIs
said EXAMINATIONS
ts notice on board sa
vessels:
Ship CutVatOr
Ship Queen Of the
BARK sailor Prince.
Brig Perfep0utL
dINTHORNb TOhPklhS President
J. Auss HERMAN
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Country 8tal 6statt for Salt.


RARGAINS-Farms, Farms, Farms-all sizes,
- Saratoga County Mohawk VALLEY JAQUBS 208 Broadway
SOUTHERN FARMS and HOMES.-Those
- wishing sOah to improve their condition end
pncbs Homes and Business Properties BY applying
70 the SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY. No 42 Broomest, ~ y
CPRlNGDALE, CONN, on the New-Canaan
- Railroad Stanford Of the desirable points
distance EeuYork BUdng commanding exquisite
views Long Island the Sound aud adjacent country maY be had On
terms siIbn half mile Of the Station.
Apply TO f. X WOODBURY., Spingdals,
orto JOHN IRWIN, No ~ LeoBard.st, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-27

Sutton Sails Of gral Gstatr.
}. JoHSsoS H.. Aueuopeer.
PY JOHNSON & MIL l. Err,
ID AUCTTONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. - NAssAU-sT.. COR CEDARsr. YORK -.
City sdeucss Stores Lots Country aud Farms bought sod
rented exchanged Loans negotiated Auction sales Of Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY, Sept !,
At n o'clock, the premsea
Al The valuable FURNITURE contained In the oursoy dwelling
No 26 Hct. corner Of Ststest BrooEu known IS the Wash
ton House Of paor and bed sgte sofas chairs
hssds betting carpets hures lease Of building 6c &C.
sale positive Terms Catalogues the eee Of Aueonee on"
aAy be the sale.
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E,J.YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL.


- SUMNER ADVANCEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY TO- 1859.
Pa. Sston Newlork Of TSrny sevehtast and
Entrance on Twenty yenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
yeSHaven Bridgeport ELl ll:50 m R;l9 (bLl1
> B. j.is 4;30. $3.50. and 3 (EIl IN. NJ. = nm
70. 81. d. stratiOd Fairfield Southport and "s''por" "
m Sc. t.aD. aud s; q. -, as
boz Norsat J. tEIJ. g 1850 a. m nl' (EIl EIh ''@
Fy p.rea = . ilSa m; s. 4: 30 $50. aud6:3o M ~
For Stamford tErl O. ll:JOa m l2;Io lhh |''' '"h'
31 $50 (I D. $50 $50 5:l5, (Brl "a seo ,,s
For Greenwich Z 1880 2:l5 J;i9 49, '''' Wv '
FOR Port Chester snd intermediate stations. at iI'"@ ~'
3:s5 AS $50, $50. 5:l5. ant $3.50 p n::o,,xs
For Boston, via Springfield. a. N ihLl , VhhoP J"
For I,,stou via Shore Liue. 1918 (EH Sp m,x
For hartford Springfield m hh as " - - No..
10 Tnnpscu River Railroad. a. (bL E''' H. !" hoHHsh'
u. u To Northampton r,.hkqp RAILROAD
y Rail At q a
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r -. H., tonic Railroad, . a. M. aud p m
Hspg.tuek Railroad 8 a. ~, J tELli i:o m
nsnbny and Railroad lG:lS aud tiB m add
in Connection egn trsn from Nor"ak t. banbarJ
- S.~C,naan Railroad a. 1910, i:JO, aud $50
couuoIious Sleeping Cars attached 20 ~ train 1919,