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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

Tho to,l,ving plans were submitted to Mt James NJ.
MacEregor superintendent OF Buildings since last Thurs
Pa, No 7ypo saFys brick dwellings located northwest
3es Of 81 .oS 0a1er j. " Dmnick
Plan No 70Jgue 24Two bck dweBg located north side Of
seve0yeyeut CO. si east Of B9asvaTd size Of buildings 2'r'
each .'Sre: 8 GEG' w. E Nos Sand lo
B Eoy sst size Of buildings 201'S eaeh stories, Owner
PSa No 7Juoe brown dwelling located north
eide SHst Us vest Of Nuhave size OF building 2O19S stores
PaS 7eJup' 24Three brick storage houses located roth side
Pl No -gae 25FouT eason stores aud sueue9s located
one 22E6o three remaining 2S53 stones s. and basement
PA No 6-June 2S-Brcl tenement located No CSC Eshthays
e sire Of building 2II5i stores . and basement owner D.
~ 70 7o7-upe 2-Bdek stable north see Of BaOvst
outwest Of WahDgtonst size Of building lA'Oi stories
ss 7o8-JaHc 2s-Fir.ts brick dwelling located at No 2a
MAIDS size building 25IS26i stories 5 basement aud attic
A 70 7o-Jose ss-BrcA store and dwelling
E snty fourht building, SoI5oi soes Owner John
Pa No 7oJune 96-Two brick store. AID euenea located at
& 2s7 7 John Ps@ %S:s factory located No. 2s and
& ~ i iLs o. o1 lf S c, Os , j N.
~ feet south Of TheeOndst size Of buidng 265 stories
Tl No 7l3-Juos dwelling side Forty.
eghitt % feet east Of Nuhaye she Of building 22K26 stories
F No lJure 2a-TvO brick stores size One.
hed l4 fees east touTthaye s1s olidng' p
pier 70 75-June 2s-Brick store located No Gaudst;
assg AIS6 stores aud basement owner estate OF Eugene
Prs No 7IsJune 2BdeE chapel locates south side second.
o. W eei west NnhAye, rear axe badng 54S Stories l.
U.Ue.. A. ponueliv.
lr No 701Juas dwelling
building 81 feet 'front.' p by IL feet dee2i stories =
} q Jones
7ls-Jupe frsca dwellings, south
Fe Of SEycond-st 23 feet Secondave buildings,
I6Hss; and Owner, John g. RuddelL
P0H No 7l9Juu 2Frsteass brick dwelling located north side
II one 265 feet FNave q
hgdug ZIU, stories aud basement OWne o. Russell an j.
Plan 72OJune 29-Brck sehoobouse located north side
Chr0phesi building,
stories 3 owners, Trustees Of St johannes Church. 81.
Plan No 72lJunf 2Frsclass brick dwelling located no 9
Fo6fhst, east o. Fhayei Of building z'19' STONES
Owuer William GuOB. ,,- .,
Gated side Hiy6Ght, go Sest o. hhRYei SIZE o. '
gnes 2ltsO n stones 3 OuneTs, Thomson & Mckeas 80,
located north side OF lil
s. 800 feet Of building, z31iV feet stores
Owner Morris Brsney 49, $1,000, - o..
Rss TIirereBst Of building. 25Ts stories 4 cellar AM
basement and extension, 1928 fees stories Owner C1a5es
LsuisL -, =, -
C-uubast; building 2I50 feet stories 8 Owae CaaIrs
P No 26June Brick located st No 22 Easi Twenty
lst rear); Of building 50H26 sore and cellar owner
-
Tighueths rs Of Ihrave size Of bung -s1' stories
{ AID cellar. OwUer, Etsarl Murray, --,--
The number Of Plans submitted during the week was
q Previously submitted, GA IOaI humber SINCE Isl o.
January, 722.
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TIE YERGER MURDER-uRS. CRANE.
, TERRIBLE SCENE OF AGONY-THE WIFE AND
uER MURDERED HUSBAND.

A TERRIBLE SCENE OF AGONY-THE WIFE AND
HER MURDERED HUSBAND.
a priyate letter to a lady in Natchez gives tho
following particulars concerning the Crane Ierger ira
gedy IN Mssissppi the Rev. Dr. Crane found Col crane
living with his feet the pavement, and MS heau anu
bodV In the store weering in his blood and dead ON
the floor cnging the dead body Of her husband ana
covered with his blood was his WIFE, calling MN Dy every
endearng name. mplOring him tospeak once more quo
was surrounded by inen aud negroes no female near
her While the Rev Dr. Crane knelt by her trying 10 ~
what he could the negro preacher Lynch stopped oyer
and said 10 her you shall be reYenged flnau!, aus.
Dr. Games residence. Here the awful trial
the scene was heartrendng Mrs. Crane was search
"A chair covered with her husbands blood Sne LoOhcu
nm at me and smiled but oh snch smile. She tDiewy
her arms around me, and asked II knew Joseph hat
been murdered calling him by every tender name az
most shreked with agony. got water ana Washeu .o
blood from her hands. never witnessed such AEony.
Of the Ncers Mrs Crane begged to go home al one -
her parents-to her two sons-to the home Nnefe ad
0one when first married, where her husband hau
Rer life one scene of happiness She sang she ra'
hnt snddenly abe turned and said Judge JeIsus -
DR. Crane call upon you TO hear my words INV
Serds by an the love you bore my husband anu 80.
he was YOUR dearest frend-your partner IN law y
inn1 yeaTs-by an the love you bore him. beSeccn y
10 nae All the influence you have 70 save the I is
mnrdered hrD Joseph u IN the hands OF NE sh ts.
th A. God he his aven2er. Vengeance Is inlne nan
Snra Ter NOT Mr. Yerger fall INTO the hanoS id lie
Lat no mora blood BIO split; let my busoana OR bls
Sos for neaoe lot It cry 20 heaven tor peace To-
Iat m Ia the martyrs blood crying Tor peSs
wond 90 and see YerHer cOu H asI r,sf into
hsva M feeIlnR OF revenge she t1e n uerfectx
the arms OF Dr. CFano "N~ Matches Democrat
damonfed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02

At Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday,
Charles Thomson brought before Justice LedWHh
ON charge of udl &. preferred by Robert Moss OF No
Gt sxthave IL is alleged that ON the lst Oi My me ac
cuscd represented himself as the agent OF NHiih ft'
and rented To the complainant the hOue corner OF 81
Markspl ana Secondave Tor Slys1 year 1a bnn
rci,ed one mouths rent (SlG0l IN advance ana Wuen
1ceced i'm the alleged cheat refused TO refund lie was
l,,tted to ball. william Wagner was arrested on
ccmpiaInt OF Charles g. Thomlnson OF No ga LAghth
90 for obtaining $50 from hm ON the ga OF june
rrn'cSr1csentng that the firm of Craudell Il Beknap
owed HIM (the accused 500, ana that nc
vonId repay the $50 In few days Held 10 answer IN
defnult OF 81 500 bail Theodore Kelly, OF No 50 Green
yyirh-st was arrested for assault upon LdWardG u.
smith OF No 5O7 Narick ST. whom, II Is alleged ne Dea
severely. Kelly preferred a eountercAaIEe agans'
smith asserting that he went into the house on business
when smith attacked him with revolver, ana also sol
two bulldogs upon him. and that be struck Snth Ia sen
defense Smith gave baIl to answer, ana hcy was com
united 49,. Morris Meyer yonng clerk, was arreS.e S
unon the complaint OF David HeNter proprietor OF tue
Prescott House for abscOndng from that hOte wlthou
having his board bill OF $50 go lie was held la delaut Oh
$500 bail.
AT Essex Market Police Court. yesterday,
Justice Mansfield committed Abby Riley for an dssanit
uDon Margaret Cook Of No ll6 M1diSoh.stp WHOM sue
Knocked down and beat with wash-bench
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p1SSENGERS 1RRLTED.

FROM AsPINwALL-In steamship Alaska Jpy LLCh's W. Me-
80, Nicholas Guesu and children Joseph Spnon VIE anu
children Tho. Falon. wife daughter aud chI MYtan hos
S,pf,rI A. Mrs. H. W iuullg aui cu'
a. U,ysun Crnrpr Mrs Dr. Smith Mrs H. A. Louny AMI
children Mrs NJ Bur1 aud daughter Benz MooThoue mr. Lang
bof Gen Sp,ulng Major II. T. Powell = JeheT ana O
~ l. Donrg h Reilly W. Hill Mrs Wm stanton DT taiAer :,
n Blair - J. simmons r. Sinclair David lawson o. iAnaA VIC
and children r. Costrrcco VIM Mebrop n Henderson WIG
AMI children J. Kener Wife, daughters snd se,1Ie0 a.
Iisstc NJ Williams John Lewis Lazarus M A1Ans
Alien Moore wife jenkins wife and children Ared hHsn
Haitian Deuch, Rev O. o. haTpending MS
Nav Bird children, Jas Sot wife and chI mrs ~
Rhende, T. y Stout w H. NaJo' 'A' N'uNO
LLn ILn
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ggaI nOtir,s.

SUPREME COURT-CITI0Y and S.n S1GHt sroR Sl
80 hh pr,u,Be Judgment Of The sIps Jaw Of
tEL .Ih NJ rendered iu this acton on lho sosn'y IT, A
tie state o. ,,i,sthsr referee therein nauru ~
JauuafI ~ 20 will sell at public auction AZ e ,sniy
BLEECKbk AOH In The C Of New York on Ihe lreny
i1bp dv Of MAY 1902 at twelve oe.et ,5 in tbs CIV
sr'snth lL1nl ~ tbs buildings thereon erected 80 80
ia9 los s bapdd described " follows AZ 9 r, Is,b War
Of Ne" ~ and situate lying and being 10 lne az ~ ss,sab
pieces OF S ~ lie CIV u .Newiork. on te cay 80 ne.
nov boosdsi and containing togeher oS seventh avenue and
ginning ar ,,sc thence running uorthry along "nslel
ysnur feet ave inches ohsrIy PARALLEL
The SeIen III .eet hundred feet thence .de
with "e 'snns feet i've inches 70 he bsri, ode
with the Seven.h thence westNAry along the noilhsI &
Of 9Th street hundred feet 70 'n ssii t ar plaee Of
nsr Of the Seventh avenue .nl i"''' ~
hgypips-Dasd May 3D. 1893 ~ sr,Kps Res.re. No a wiEt
-, 4. no.tpoueI until MONDAY, Jl's n't' "''
and place .,h. ,opopel until MONDAY Juns ~
Tie Of the above 10 ui'hu'
I'D a, The aud place .J ,n,l MONDAY June ~
1,. AZ ths above Is fufther Pos'P'u'-
ume and place 6, PROF, Al
Of the above pO''p'A'' $3.50
the tinea aud place
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DECISIONS.

Supreme t-Chambcrs-By lngrQham, j.
-Pepin AIT. sIacheumcyer ct et-TAc motion can Only
be granted as 10 last Judgment, sc Denny ugt DICK
iuson; Gibson and Harrington 90 al Murphy, &c, agt
smith: RobAud aud Iigone.-MOtons granted. AlAelli
ID Morgan Hgt. Wesley MOrgau-kcp0rt confirmed, ana
Judgment of divorce granted. Shuz 0Et StuitzkODrri
Oueroo act observation-disclosures denied. Forrest ana Fan
sbaw-Kcfarence ordered In re. David X. Galuiss,
trustee Nc-Memortuda for counsel Murphy ct AZ agt
Wheeler ct al same ugt. DicknsOn-Mpiion decided as
entered on margin OF motion papers. Trust ag trust
Amonv increased 500 annually, &c.; defendant 10 pay
Referee S fees, AID SO fOr motion.
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REAL ESTATE.

NFw.YoRK. Thursday, July !, 1869.
This noon at the Exchange SalesroOm, there
was s,nroma Court sale by Mr.. Joseph Mcclure of
r, aportS o Tbirdayo The same gentleman sold
a.ords1 como buildings and large lot on Waterst
north OF PiKe-st, for $4,000 - A.. IT,
Captain Deans place at Tarrytow1; near the railroad
depot was recently sold by MeSsls alotS q m
% y, mich Mr. Roberts retained one, imme
- the other six for 10000 The same
Y has p sod Otan Gy farm near TarrytOwn village
~ w paine FOR $4,000 The farm contains about
200 acres.
Auction SALES OF NEw,YoRK REAL ESTATE.
AOCllON oAi'' ny JOSEPH INQUIRE
49,. 80. -. vyss-st 50 n Of Pke-st; lot 4l.4I6l,
mSnSs through 10 J. b Dickinson. $50 600
NJ,
10 Of il8tbsi 501OO p. McBrde..... 1850
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,,,,ys p,cKAGEs FOR THE PRESS.

snd parers arriving this port are reqaestei 70
t psky, sdIressed the NewloTk Associated Press only 20
persons exhibiting vn,,eu authority Of w SnonIon ueaera
Agrt New, pacaags the journal C ConWece Imes tribune
g5rd Sun FIprsss Ereaug Post Commercial datcrfiser staaS
Z,iHg YORKER Ds0kaI should also be delivered ONLY
the .stusD rrsous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02

SENIENCE Ot DAVIS AMI MChENhl'
In the u. S. Circuit Court, before Judge Bene
dict George b. Davis, convicted OF making false aiii-
dayit against Collector Bailey and John ID. McHenry,
testimony against Messrs Rollins, HaTand, and others,
were brought up for sentence Davis was sentenced 10
five years imprisonment at hard labor IN the Kings
County IPenitentiary, and fined 81 On McHenTy
being arragned Judge Benedict told him that he had
been found guilty of the crime OF perjury, and asked
pronounced fMcHenry said there was much that no
could saw but did believe 10 would avail him any
thing 70 say He bound TO accept the verdict OF
the Jury His previous character was unimpeaehed,
except by political enemies. His life had been an
honorable one. lie had yet to know wherein he
had wrOnged any man. He trusted ne cOuld.
depending upon his Maker bear any punishment that
the Court could niic believing that what he haQ sworn
TO was true and II he about to meet his Maker lie
would still assert such belief
Judge Benedict addressing Mcenry. said he had been
found guilty Of Of the most henous OF crimes, COM
United under the most aggrayang circumstances The
fact that within short time five persons bad been SEN
fenced for making false aidays against pubic OthcerS
showed how widely spread such Ofcnscs The cir
cumstauces OF McHeUry's OF SUCH nature as
to leave no room suppose that his statements
were made by mistake 10 had been clearly shown that
those statements sheer iabncaOns. Under All the
circumstances It the duty OF The Court 70 nct tic
sevcrest punishment the law permitted. McIenly was
then sentenced 10 pay ne OF 5000 ANA ID I'VE years
imprisonment at hard labor IN the Kings County Penten
tlary.
Ar Lanaugh the counsel Of Davis, entered protest,
both rs Dlyi5S counsel and citizen OF the United
states against the proceeding in the trial ot Davis, say
inc that the faith Of the Government was violated, IN
having Davis cnt.ccd from the Blush d0mnlons under
lie pledge Of protection. and then trying hm for perjury
Tudss Benedict SAID such protest could not be eIitf
tanned by tie Court but should be made 10 the proper
authorities
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MistuauOus'

HnisullamOus. -.-...-.-
DRAZILIAN PEBBLES 0GTennHHnnTss rs sG No. i'I5i
ID ia Gold silver, and shell frames A. s,,s.thst
Holm DWIGHT g. CO...
snERATUs. .CARB, SODA &C.
~ FLAGS, all sizes. for SALE. very cheap
Id :, No I0l Cksmbars al. New l0H
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About n dozen of the surviving soldiers soldiers Oh
the war OF 1917 held meeting az ,,,sonins Con.
inc wa % consider the subject OF petition,ins oe
ONO nsct aaw granting pensions 20 ,hir deceased
Rsss war aud 70 the Surviving WIDOWS \" t~'~ " =
nomrndeA
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property,
vii find II to their interest 10 advertise IN TIE TRIBUNE.
rs ggegae circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper, and in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
~" be found, not only in EewYork and all it, cities aud
ages, but IN every State and Territory throughout the
Onion The advertisements should be as brief IA VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals I'm everv
business professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes. THR TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports Of sales real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly the value OF its col
nmis as an advertising medium The charges for adver
tSng are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line
Tor each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. ~ per lines SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per line About ten words Of
our vide columns average line Terms cash in advance
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n-r-. cnr. ar.nrn.xArrn.

p.Har D..TUr.r uEraufH Etsr
Cor U4rs-uv A.f DrrEs. Nrl CIV Juue %, t1
CEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate, with a
> COW I'll, @ r, ,eeH attached 90 each are iryted aud Will
- a. ,a ore. . S Of D I .b 7 Gd 'g ora
te.s qrhiy % ~ buhr' o bee, 1a, 80 - p9uad, s9od ms5
20 h. ,ss h- rrc, hereinafter Haho -y be
w., ,siar', s. II bushels oao, 2to pounds Hay and
liioS Essil'S = f.. IN buh,B ao pounds Hay
va su,ou y y 49, 90 bushels Corr LOIS bushels oats $1,000
F'P-' Wsasoi s bushels Corn bu,be, oats ~ 100
PgP5 5rl isige Ill ha.iy Corn ba,h, oa, 1910
os % i'y 1' q 90 o9I ~ 5as,. o pounds hay and
b,,. island y 10 bu,he, Corr bushels oa,, oos'l
F'To1' ksns r. a,ir. oat, 800 pound. Straw.
fort Tmba Conn so bushels Oli. AGO. pounds Hay 'ni
Wei Point -l1ooo bushels o,s ard 90 90 pounds LAY
Wstsriosa Arsenal Ma,. bushels o 1850 pounds Hay and
F.i,Pur9i B'Tssl, YG75 bushels Oats 20 200 pounds nay
~. ,Ir.n bu,h, o, 1,o pound, Hay Ind 1900
PoR, oS a. and For. uier,ndsaceoo bushels OATS 81 go
P" PEBBLE Me-G bu,Le. oats 1850 pounds Hay aud COCO
P'PPoq' s,,n Meig bu,he, Oats 3 pounds Hay aud do'
TO be made on the whnrve, the respective posts, and ,y
~ b made according To- the weight certified to by the Acting
assistant Qusrtsmz At The place Of On the r deliver the
% o., sy and straw called for each Of the above naarl place.
@ , L. accompanied guarantee signed by to Responsible
- that In case the accepted aud contract entered D'"
hey viii become 'arst, 10 ,nm Gus 70 gV .s"e
No I'D viii entertained that not made 10 WIN ~ "
~ reserves the right to reject ay or al 6' g'ae
Asdadysuageous To The u, ~ . Of aIysua.o to tue
p16le .sd viii be entertained for delivering the f9rage
herein called for At any more oflhe places n'~eu 1'
IN. c,l,,ls,, Of being present at .he opening Oh
pasa, must ndoi PROPOSAL, if @ 5u he made Tor
addressed o the undersigned 10 Nn'H 'PP"
additional Pa5ahr Major Gen Ins,s Assistant Qaaem,'
o o. Army aud Chief Qalrierna''er w ~ HOW'LL
p,.,., Major ,nd NJ. u A, Chief QahHen''' r D'''''
Department Of tie BAL
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Gitp Stal Gstat, for SaIt.

FOR SALE at bargain, the 3-stOry BRICK
HOUSE ThitysKihst between Seyenbave and Broadway
Apply to J. ROMANO BROWN, No. 1873 Broadway.
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THE COUNTS.

THE TUCKER ALLEGED BLACKMAILING CASE.
In the case of Farnham q. Tucker, the In
ternal Revenue officer, who held by Commissioners
Osborn TO await the action Of Grand Jury charge
OF attempting to extort money from Thomas H. Ray, u
dster at the Of Tenthave. and Thrtythirdst,
Tucker has been discharged as Ray and his witnesses
nave refused To appear before the Grand Jury.
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Ialtsttbrsitr County 8saI estuts for Sui.

ITO DlSTlLLERS, BREWERS, and MANTT-
a PACruREBS-FoR SALE PROPERTY Of IL acres 20 miles
nom city IN NestcheT County, large factory three 75I4O
steam and water power fne spring cold water four diameter
Also good dwelling fue outbungs handsome bekory grave
5. DlNGRE, No Finest ' $3.50
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY . 1867
Sudiun Sails of YsaI 6stat,.

Sudiun Sails of gsaI 6stutt.
BY JOHNS0N & MiLIER.
No. E >, Ms. EST1TE c1EoKEERs,
City Residences Stores Lot. County seats Farms, bought o
''d exchanged Loan, RfgS A5sSn Sales Of Furniture &c
oeffs % iSsS%R So il GeE Brooklyn
%GFS nS6 sfG29 e cs faGSgY Rss
Sd cellar brick store and dwelling containing orOOm % @ 2I
WARREN sTHo ls bresstory and basement dwelling contain
Ing " rooms 25I3l, lot, 25IlOO.
100. ~
Maps and particular, oce, Of Auconser, No rs Nau New
ION and No l57 Montague-st. Brooklyn
CONTINUED SALE
COUNTRY HOMES AT RYE.
The late sale property Rye every particulars
but want of time compelled the POStpOnsment ofhe sale Of
GLEN DALE AND WEST RYE,
THURSDAY, July g. on the grounds
Bvery lot Kngssnd Place Rye sold 10 the very
best class Of purchasers, rendering the
GLEN DALE VILLA PLOTS
all the desirable To all who would secure
BEAUTIFUL AND ACCESSIBLE COUNTRY
HOMES
in The very garden spot Picturesque Fertile Healthy Highly
Cultivated aud Accessible vicinity Of EewYork,
WEST RYE
smaller equally located for more buyer. who
may require
PLEASANT, ECONOMICAL HOME NEAR THE
CITY.
These lots vary onequner directly the
Railroad adjacent village and both places enjoy the ad7an
tages Of
FINE LOCATION
NEIGHBORHOOD,
churches, schools, stores express telegraph.
SPECIAL TRAIN
viii depot the NewYok Haven Railroad at 10
O'Clock precisely
DAY or SALE
TICKETS FURNISHED AT DEPOT
TRANSPORTATION AND COLLATION. or COURSE FREE
Por maps and Information apply to ANDREW WILSON. IT,, at
RYE MULLER WILKINS Co.. Auetonees Of Glen Dale No
Pinest or S DINGEB Auctioneer Rye No Pinest
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THE UNITED STATES GRAND JURY on NOTARY
PUBLICS,

The Grand Jury of the United States Cir
cult Court, appearing before Judge Benedict before
being discharged, made the following special present
10 ne Honorable Judge orths Circuit Court Of ne Uated Stats
The Grand Jur feel that they would be derset 10 their duty ia
HonOrs attention matter
Which, while perhaps coming within their immediate Jurisdiction.
aud radical reform the cupab loose
aId careless which tue Office Of Notary Public has cone to Dc
city whereby the plain intent OF the Law Great
requiring
shall be Acknowledged TO before public
party shall personally appear shalt be 10 the
notary Known and shall acknowledge the act 20 be bis shan
make oath truth Of the subscribed 70 By him,
having hBdrane without supposed security
uBdry that have before that the signatures
signed myths these documents have dozen
time LETT Noares by and that
peate been duly aet By the notary aud returned TO
The
goes 10 show however that degndy
" the fraud JosN W. GRArDON' Foreman
The Grand Jury Just after their discharge presented
handsome gOldheaded cane, bearing suitable inscrp-
ton, to their foreman.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. 49,
an, l32 sun 1:Jo hoon Ises'''i-''
'u1 DAr
s, uook I.37 Cows Island 80. 22T Hell GAte''' AlS
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gong SsIanS Zeal estate cfur SALE.


DOR SALE.
Or HBLIGATR MICK, two miles from the VILLAGE Of Atari.
IhB COUNTRY SEAT aad Farm ofthe late PETER LUYSTRR
containing 90 acres Of hrstquality land.
The house
Is In excellent also the
finest locations IN Queens County Commanding uuobtrud view
portions the Ba River Flushing Long Ard
Sound No description within the limits Of this
correct Impression Of the extent VARIETY beauty scenery
this locality The neghboThoOd the surrord,ss
healtbful and pleasant
Gentlemen contemplating investment country property are re-
quested 70 examine this place Apply TO ''' 'N
b a. LAMRBSCB OAKLEY FLBURY, No II Piuest
FOR SALE or to LET in Flatbush, l.. l.
HOUSE STABLE. aud bali LAND; 50 minutes by horse
cars from Fulton Perry. Inquire KUKCCK no M 6erty
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COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-No calendar
SUPREME COURT HAMBERs-Res Reserved Gases
Nos Is OJ 49, l27 III ~ l9l 22 ~ 20 |6 - I'd oo
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERMINUS SlVJ %Jii, J2OO,
aaI6 An1 S2L 9Jll. 3lll