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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-11
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcUL TERN.

Before Mr.. Justice Fithidn.-Tbe Marriage
LGu-MaTy Durdnt sgt Joseph D,Tdnt- In this action
the defendant arrested affidavit Of the plaintiff
that they had lived together lawful man and wife for
10 years but IOut ceremonial marriage the defend
ant repeatedly prOmisiuc such marriage that
some three months ago he threw her of telling her she
no wife that hs eNtOrtcd confession from her
which nc circulated among her friends, and with which
lie pursued her To her fathers house, alternating her
parents aud tBat he published obituary Of her rs hrs
wife She says SHE does not know whether she defends
ants wife lot but leaves the Court 20 decide The de-
feLdant moves the plaintiffs own affidavit 10
have the order Of vacated The argument ON his
behalf IL that the adaNit taken true, establishes
marriage between the plaintiff ind defendant That no
wife bring suit against her husband for any OF the
class OF suits in which order OF arrest be granted
That the afidayit not definite in pointing out what
cass % be intended to bring, and not sucien
IN a suit fr libel intended. For the plaintiff II
argued that the affidavit made ont not marriage, but
breach Oi PROMISE 70 marry and that the defendants
regulation Of the marriage tie left the plaintiff at liberty
10 consider herself wife, and bring suit for either
breach OF promise Of marriage libel or assault ana bat
terry all OF which " X claimed, we've sufficiently averrcd
the affidavit The Court TOOK the papers, receiving It's
decision. M Mccarthy for plaintLL Sir Nahderpoei
for def Udaut,
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rR1AL rR1P OF rHE srEAMER D. c. HAsKINs.

TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAMER D. C. HAsKINs.
About six years ago Commodore Vanderbilt
built the steamboat Orient to run in opposition TO the
New.Haven Railroad Company because he held con.
adorable amount Of the Schuyler stock VIII ic the Rail-
road Company refused TO redeem. Finding that the
Commodore actually in earnest about the oppOsl
ton the Company took up the stock and the orient was
laid up She fine boat, 263 feet III length, "a feet
bean aud feet depth OF hold, aud measured iOO4 tuns
She had two boilers and beam engine with 65iuch
cylinder and y feet stroke Of piston and 30 feet paddle
wheels Everything about her bespoke speed. She has
lain idle about years until recently purchased by the
California and Pacific Railroad Company for use on the
coast California. IL Is said that she was purchased Tor
SyOOOO that 10000 have been expended upon her. an
That 10000 more will he expended her before she
reaches San Francisco. She commanded by Capt Ed.
Wakeman who rendered himself famous by leaving New.
York with a sheriff on board the steamer New World,
which safely took out 10 San Francisco leaving the
sheriff to mud his way back 70 the city pilot boat.
The. d. C. Haskns she IS now called, Will leave Ia a
day Francisco touching az various points
the coasts south America via the straits OF Magel
Ian. Her trial trip yesterday was for the purpose OF
testing her machinery and ascertaDug II all her equip
complete. Since her purchase from Couno-
sOre Vanderbilt her boilers have been placed IN Tie hOd
and her hull has been strengthened.
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1TNITFD sTATEs CoURT-CrRcuIr.

The Fenian "MdrtTS."-SOme time ago John
T. Foley issued picture OF the Fenian " Martyrs'n
O'Brieu Allen, and Larkin, the busts OF the martyrs
being arranged shamrock leaf the edge OF the leaf
surrounded by small shamrocks. Foley obtained an IN
junction in the United States Circuit Court restraining
Thomas Kelly from engraving aud publishing such pic
fure. Kelly published picture Of the Martyrs" on
shamrock, the edge Of the shamrock being srrouhoen
by stars. Foley moved for an attachment to punish
Kelly for alleged contempt In publishing such PIC
ture Judge BatchOrd denied the motion, the ground
that the picture issued by Kelly within the injunc
ton nor an infringement OF FOley's copyright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-11
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judge Quinn.-Laldnce d GroSedn agt.
De Aigeos Pid-Plaintifs sued 70 recover 500 for
wines sold and delivered they alleged TO both defend
ants as eoparners The defense was that the
not eOpartners and that Pat had nothing TO do
with De Angeles place OF business That the wine was
wine just being introduced into the Market ana that
DE AngeOs did not purchase IT, but at the plaintiffs soil
citation introduced 10 his customers without charge
aud that gave the same away That 1t IL the custom
In first Introducing wine not 10 charge Tor II, aud
tile plaintiffs left the wine in question With De Angeles TO
introduce H. which was done. Judgment was rendered
for the defendants, with costs. H. g. lnIDef lOr pain
tifs Alex II. Reavey for defendants.
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REAL ESTATE,
NFw.YoRK. Wednesd,

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Nov 10. 1862.
What property on Fifth-aye. is really worth
question which does not admit Of decisive answer
The prices inserted in the deeds recorded at the Regis
ters once are not entirely free from suspicion and still
less Trustworthy the auction quotations The figures
given below arc from deeds only and embrace Gil the
transfers entered for record since the st of January In
February 1868 lot Fifth-aye east side, ass feet
north of Fifty.thirdst 25xlOO was transferred for
10000 The two lots adjoining the north each 2xlOo
were shortly afterward transferred for 900 EACH
comparison OF the above figures with those gwen In the
table below win show something OF in the market
prices r.rF Ir r. r.E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-11
THE ERE COMMIssIOyERs

At the meeting of the Board of Fire Com
ssioners yesterday the Finance Committee reported in
favor OF paying various bills amounting IN the aggregate
10 SlI "a The Committee on Storage OF Conbustibes
teseuted the usual weekly resolution, recommending
lie prosecution number OF persons for selling adu
eratrd kerosene OIL On motion OF Com missioner Mclean
n was resolved form classes for the Instruction OF the
pcer Of the Department IN their various duties, the
rasses under the direction Of the President OF the
Board and that officers OF all grades be required 10 a.
tend when directed unless prevented by sick
ness the performance OF IRE duty. Inc
Chef Engineer transmitted bis report for tbe
month October, from which II appears that the total
number OF nres 70 the estimated Oss being EOOVO
OF these fires "a we're confined 70 one building and
tended 10 Olhers The IRE patrol discovered "a rcs the
police l. the befngers IA, and by citizens o. Of the
alarms S. were sent by telegraph, and q we're stl
alarms The number OF buildings slightly damaged vas
g. considerably damaged, o. totally destroyed a. The
number at fires e1tinguished without an alarm ~
follows: BY officers, ]; by companies. IL by indiyid
uaI members 8; by citzens J. A communication has
been recciyed FROM SIR H. Gay lord Treasurer of the
Ayuuda.o Relief Fund, acknowledging ihe receipt Of
s02 D. the contributions Of the members OF tbs Fare
Department,
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&ahisn Sults Of Htzi Gstatt.
.-.r.rL Ll J. JonSssH, IT,, Aaeaoaesr
DY JOHNSON a. MILLER,
ID AUCTIONRRpa AKIN
RBAL ESTATE BRoKKRs,
Na OS NaaAn-sf cor CanAEIr hrHYnl

REAL ESTATE BRoKERs.
og E.Sd.s,s sio,'' Loo. Pam: ss.sAs ..q
'' ruESDsH soSTaBsR sA iss Of '''''' ."
On this oersc1 ib.y VII pSs,Tsy M Sisogt @s
SITUATED on THs CHAT LIMB or IMPROVEMENTS BIZ
"N' BROADWAY AND FULToSAvgSuR RAILROADS
S Sr RGPe R9TE banded h, HOWARD ,nd sARATooAavE
NUS MACON and MoDoEOUGH sTREETs -
rt ksih nEc FIR ,sS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EHTIRB BLOCK bounded D. s M s
RNTTRe RioK bOusd.d nv SARATOGA and HoPESsoSAyB
sUgs McDONOUGH and DBCATURSTRBBtS ,a., ~
ES6RE REoCK :5sR5Is 1I &c sSoAS
"66YYl oovv op GREAT VALVE 700 FEET LONG, tn. .ses.
'front.' on HAISBYsTRgET between HOWARD and SAkAloh'
KSrRB FRONT on rest.ds HowARDAvE Ns'"ser Decatur
ENTIRE FROST on IVES. AIDE ofHowARD AVE- between ksDs-
'T SOUTHWEST CORNER Of HALsErST. and HowARDAvE-
This viii De axess sale Of the u:
every offered ".l be sold to The Arhsss bidder MA, W.,
not further sssYo Hall than Central pai
AID .h. the 6rdfs .Sps'.s W. BE r. @H Ss and AZ
FltO"aVs Railroad lots Ns.fsrl CITY 20
ssas: ears pIoD;y AID :;ss s
MILLER Is Essa-st, n T. and ls Moal.suss. BIoohlyH
MoKHIs wilkins. Anci,Onssr. u = -
GALE IN PARTITION, BY ORDER OF THE
Il ssETs cRE JAZZ
R E P5ek AsTpsn RSkE
AND PROSPECTS SITS PIATBUsII. BFiNG PART OF TIKI
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH LUDLOW bbUEAskD. z.r.v :, :,
, ivDL3w CO VIZ sell s aSsSa G PbsI Sss
Courtst opposite City Hall BrookyE: ,.,
PROSPECT PARKVsuable plot ooppnsng over sss JOS sno
having front 96 feet The Park adobag the lana OF "n "
JORALBMOS sT-Four lots frane dwellings sDd brick
thereon the north side Of Joraemenst oe @
alley small adjoining oh Of said lots 90
GRICECOURT-One lot on oOrhery GrAsesourt @
feet westerly from HieksAt 013O ieet -, =, -
BERGEN ST-Bg the souhery sta OF Bergen
Carlton and VaHderbtayes together having ro0'ae
20.9 feet on BergrnSt - -,, r'" 'l
FLATBUSH TURNpiKEPlot Of ground eouahag aheat .Iy
bush turUpke. EerDonsVe AMI Los.
These will sold There IN The plot Garner Ft
turnpike large and handsome tSosy and stao
PROSPECT STSlalof ltI31 feet sas'ery aide Of frosPei
TERMS s4LEsry per cent Of the purchase meme, can re-
Maps and fa particulars at Of the AueOBeer 40 Pine
Nsw.Yorki A. LotI, Attorneys, No 10 Wlous6hItt
Brooklyn. lIeS9I
VONKERS PROPERTY for SALE.-By order
Of the Supreme Courtln psrtton-Ihe valuable fAkh o
acres the Dwelling House and outb0Hgs thereon situate on
the leading Tuekahoe Nile Square, viii he sold
premises JAMES MILLER Aueuoneer on TUESDAY,
hi, Pam distant about n mi Is Vernon Station,
toe fsg@ OF
immediate neghborho0d OF new raread inss
and Gad will be sold IN pAFcss
ing from xelyc aecVTag which De 81
ohoe Of subscribers Of the Auioueer
out lonkers
ave Wipdiug this the advantageous
will dstaHe FROM Youkeu 70 about no mis
road stAked and the land will be sold S Sa
upon wherever available ..
For ,-rms Of ale and all other iuqae Of W. g. y H.
COWDRBY, No 81 Wall ST., NeW.fork
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CoURT.

Tie Bliss EOuRty FraudS-JOhn :. Bliss,
who under indictment FOR alleged bounty fraud.
aud who partner OF the notorious l.. n. Brown. the
abscOndiHg fraudulent bounty agent has three charges
pending against him before three IT, s. Commissioners
n}es, Osborn and sleldsl, before each for other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-11

restored 90 the patient the ability IN aboT lib CASE
we're spinal disease 80 60 club feet ~ nfan-
tie paralysis, sc white-swelling The remaining S22
females requiring supporting Dandasts, an
children bow legged knockkneed aud with similar all
inents Hnetenths Of all the cases required Tor their
treatment surRicomechanjcal appliances Wnlch were
supplied and also kent In repair and less than oDeegth
were able 10 pay the actual cost OF their apparatus
Every applicant unable 10 pay was supphed, ana pro
fesonal services rendered free Of charge TO peet TINS
great Increase Of expenditure the coerons Tor current
expenses have been means adequate, ana n con-
siderable amount yet required 10 furnish the new
hospital which building Is nearly completed on the cor
ner OF Lexington ave and y.secOnd-s, where large
number OF INDECENT children VIII be received for treat
ment; and for limited numer OF those able to pay,
suitable accommodations are being provided, r..'.
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Vrws pAcKAGEs ION rUr PRRss.

Cutains purs-rs trryuK this port
i,vsf uaeGa4-s New
persons ,Ihur authority Of " Sroa0u. 1cueral
Aseut paeksges Journal Of C0anT Fss TEHrEK
Eyrsf EteHHg Post C0mmraal dapsrfsr slai'
ZuHg. Ns f Dsaokrai isoad also BE- delivered oai 70
SAINT
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
In and Il 10 their interest to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
n, circulation exceeds that Of any other
49, and In Addison 10 this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

Before Mr.. Justice Ingraham.-The Grand
Jurv came IN ana presented large number OF ndct-
ments A far as could be ascertained all were of the
ordinary character.
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THE INDECENT. RUPTuRED AND CRIPPLED.

IHL INDI0ENI1 HUI Z MD M III III
The semi-annual meeting OF the Board OF
Managers Of the NewYOk Society Tor the Relief OF the
.,uptured and Crippled John C. Green. President was
held az the Office No " Second ave- Tuesday, when
Tire following report read: l5ao patients were re-
corded Tor treatment during the pAat AZ months 10 con
timed patients professional rendered 34
the once OF the nstitntiOn. and 81 visits
made 81 The office OF unable 10 come 90 thc once
Many Of these would have b,en admitted into the nsti
tuition as in-patiens had the limited Accommodations OF
the soeeiy permitted Tiese accommodations CONSIST OI
p beds only. 10 an ordinary dwelling bouse The Jcis
He constantly hed with the crippled children ~ tie un
fortunate aud industrious poor paupcfs viii have
lhe crippled children tcmse Ives relieved a. 80 would
HrPi'fo THEN Of al excuse for begging; 10 mpateuts
Del uiscbarged relieved, and an equal number OF
pe as yeeh received into tie ifstitutiOn during THIS
l'l"l' oitbe whole number ~ treated 5O2 were
ip1uies 10 NAcOse enlarged veins, neafy al ~
"''h Aa1 feSUled IN ulcerat0ns. the relief Of which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-11
OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF THE FIRST soUT5
CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS $500

A meeting of the officers of the 83d Regi-
ment L. s. c. Troops formerly lst South Carolina vOlun
teer was held the Aston House yesterday afternoon
There was good attendance, and association
ganized the object Of Which, set forth IN the COpstu
tOn perpetuate the association OF military Eervee
and secure mutual sympathy and aid hereafter. Any
honOrably discharged officer soldier OF the regiment
may become anlember upon application TO the Seere-
tary and the payment OF admission fee OF s. each
The list OF officers elected for the ensuing year Is as roll
lows: PresidentT. W. HgginsOn, Newport. NcePresl-
dent-C ]. Trowbridge, Brooklyn, N y Secretary ana
Treasurer-J W, Seyage, Brooklyn, N. T. EXteutlVe
Commiitee-F. S. Goodrich, Troy N. Y; N. q. Parker,
Columbia 5. c.; J. Rogers Worcester, Mass 1he fol-
lowing resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resolved As fellow members Of the regiment Ne avail ourselves
OF the opportunity cordial friendship Tor all absent com
rxdes, and respect for the memory Of the dead
Resolved That the officers Of The Association be authorized open
oomnunieaou With prominent officers cred troops throughout The
eOHntry with reference a national OrganiIatiou.
Major-Gen Rufus Saxton, MajOr-Gen. David Hunter,
and Major W g. Wood OF n. j. were elected honorary
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet at
the Aston House Nov no. 1870 The officers present were
Col T. W. Hggnson. Leut-COl. C. I. TrOwbndge, Major
II. A. Whitney, Capt j. /. Rogers, Capt. George ID.
Walker, Capt N G. Parker, Capt j. W. Sevage. Lieut..
Jesse Fisher, Lieut. j. A Trowbrdge, Lieut. F. s. Good
rich, COlOr-Sergeant 7. X. Rivers
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sur 80 hoau
ssudJ Hoot.... 1871 Hell Cat. 5
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Apropos OF the above Carriers Sdh Francisco Real Is.
tate CIRCULAR says That the best private residence prop
ery In NewYUrk sells for extremely high prices will be
evident from the following which Is among the late
transfers property there House aud lot southeast
OF Fift-aYe and FOrtysXth-st IS feet inches
front by 100 feet in depth. sl30O0Os55 front foot
Among the property lately leased In New York, we mud
the following House and lot NO 10 FfthaYe Tor seven
years aud seven months, at ss400 per yearS7OO per
month. We doubt that there Is house IN san Francisco
which could be let for than 500 per month" Land
tile best residence streets Of San Francisco sells for
5000 10 q goo per lot.
Messrs. A. j. Blocker, Son Co., T. II. Ludlow Co,
James 81 Miller, aud WyokOf Little have sales at the
Exchange tomorrow noon. Mr. Andrew wilson, Jr.s,
line property ut Castlet0n flights Will be sold Oh the
premises al D. N. Boat leaves al IL a. III.
Mr. VIM II. RaynOr sold, about 60 days ago, two lots
sGth-ss averaging fun ia size, for a. 500, and reports
that he has resOld them for $500 From the
gentleman learn that ye lots recently sold
the southeast OF LeNngtOn-ave. and Fifty
eghtnst full IN size, four fronting the Avenue and
fIOnting the street. for t5j,OOO; to be improved.
John McCaye has sold four lots north Of one hundred
aDdhftY seCUnd-st running through from Grand Drive
% Morning Sdeave being part OF the Van Rensselaer,
property S4 25O 900 cash, the remainder mort
gage for ana nSe Years.
The double lot, with brick buildings, the corner OF
Broad and Commercials. Newark has been purchased
at cost Of $4,000, for site for new bank and Insurance
building.
DIR. Ballard has sold hls fine residence at Darien 10
gentleman connected with the firm OF Duncan Sherman
CO. the price paid IL reported al 900, and tue pur
chaser cUnepates Iay lux out large sum IN improve
meutS.
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Gitu graI estate for saIt.

pY ORDER of the EXECUTORS of JACOB
10 CRAM. deeeAsed.-UHIONSoUARB PROPERTf.-For sALh-
sized HOUSE STABLE Of FonrhAVe
md Soveneenh good location for nt class business bank
MORGAN. No. Pins-st .T .... U53Jl
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StOhis, Sangts, &t.

: CT" %Iobfs, Hangfsl CT. II II NJ
II ASE-BURNlNG ST0YES.-R. Il j. NOW
~ BRAY " fey s opposite WAthngon Market soud call a.
tsston 20 her ss,S.Rt q the latest Improved styles Of BASE
BURNING STOVES One knding hurnef In
fuel powerful heaters Also Cooking bunes CDds
Gobs for PAfIors Hall Ohees ssoss Porss Ge
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priintins.

1VM. EVERDELLm SONS, No. 1O4 Fultop- at.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hAEuFACPUR.
ERN .. ...| -
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CRY 90 NEw.lckk, pKPARrNkSr PNkscK,r D =
l.... BrRSAu o. RECEIVER o. Ta1E
o. CouRrHou,H Pax - ChluberFsL, Nov. S, 1904 Il
ITO TAXPAYERS.-Noti is hereby gwen
that s be added ali uapsd The 10, OfDe
rsnbe so additional December IS % al tass
aiming paid JAnua Interest
A o the dsT the 10 received By the Rssr
ne day Of rayeut vii be added No sal be
esivea alter 2 clock p. M ohos bous fym stog Rm
.... -.~ BERNARD sAYTH Receiver
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4urniturt.


l. THE BEsT ASSORTMENT N THs CTrI. . lgsi
Oar eWn Manufacture Wsuanl,d
WARRKh WARD Co
'bgnnEst, tsrIsI Of CtosAy
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SruakluH grOpsrtp 20 ytt.

ITO LET-FURNISHED, on Brooklyn Heights,
"tsn niaSs, Eak o. WsLt Ferry at'oy sossh eA''Sss,
moderate private family osnss lAg w Rureps Apply 10
A. DAVENPORT Agsst Nc. i57 AoatAEasst, BrOOEFp, l.
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CR0TON AQUEDUCF DEPARTMENT.-Tl

NROTON NQUEDUCI DEPAKTMENT.-TO
ACTORsSepasa ate ssaed PROPOsAIs each ipdorsed
With the work aheh rs.,e sbs Of ale MLs
and The ~ the 01ene N he received this ooe ANITA II eck
Of "WEDNESDAY Nov. - 1909 Cor the ,iug Of TIE pavement
knswu Rebbias PTsNei ed Pavement pee
eTesedlar per ysr from the
ManEnst fhhst frr,l The hangHs Aso
u the baowB the Stea fsunds PAteeht
erceedinE IS square NadenADe Through
ou ard Rtseathst from BaaNA % Se-sushsye Bds viii 10
ony from psoAs b. ~ auiboired %
psvemsBts For further ai1rstou 90 ths Contract Ci
Ohse .... t.-. .1HOMAS STEPHENS. J Crotos
-- ROBr. o. DARRAgH Ae0sdnet
. . GBOFGE s GREENE, y heard.
ROTuHnA CTR Hall plRk. Nov D. 1904 II. --..||
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EAST anb 4uunn.

I OST-On Monday, Nov 9, in the u o'clock
tram from White Pt.ins FUR TIPPET The sadeT VII
HLerag leaving nc kI Thiryeghthst 90 81
GEO PARSONS Co.'S. II Park.plses. .r.
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,o.,, ., b,>s, Eo1t,1nta and Srt recorded

The prices OF EtaYe houses exhibit almost as nucb
irreguarity From $4,000 $4,000 appears 10 be the
hgure for one Of Is feet front The gentleman who
bought the southeast OF FOrtysixthe for tO0O
have paid good price But perhaps the seller took
part payment In Erie shares Considering the high rates
OF interest and the cOseness Of the loan market S9OOO
would seem to be enough to pay for dwelling We rec
ommend our readers not TO pay more.
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yuus,s ann farms &lzuttn.

w tween Fous@rth and Tvrrtyeeouds and LsIsgtea
s,bsyrs = in accommodation for OF horses Appy TO
n sss, HOMER MORGAN. Pine-st
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GartSratisn 1Otitts.


~ To sealed proposals. each pdofsed
Nh ID. s q the shcb reafr The zane Of .s9 0ddsi
odsrag E be received az ths oee until 10 oroek
TUESDAY 2 mat for construction Of the islss s,sDs
block Teuthst between fhhave, and University,
place ih bween Third asd LeI1gtoas Forty hrst
Fourth aud hssonyss GOstst fran DeaSosy v
CsnG 10 NeAtt Thirty second 81,
nom Tint Tkireth from kshth e. kiv'have
Broadway est Broad and soE the Aying
opposite sl sTtbave opposite No O Broad
uN, FnuAye hundred hth. OuebaBafed snd.
Ihrue,h one aud One
osdss oppOslts No. Srbsve and Nsstsi,
side Peuy. to Pier No. ~ .H
Bspk To- as or bids ehsr Bformats1 he obtained sBy
Gallon 70 tie Contract tbs ofes etouda PAKL Kewfe
M. A lsg - En-. -.. THOMAS STEPHENS } Cn0teA
ROBERT l. DAKkAGH ASseJast r
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gruuklpu Seal 6stat, for sak.

TOR SALE-Several large PLOTS of low
priced LOTS desrsby located for speculation improvement
Brooklyn ~ A. RULAND 4 Co, 5 BesEmAn-sI, N \.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

Mr.. Stanton TO resign. Mr.. Stanton declined 10 40
On the 18th of August the President sent note
to Mr. Stanton, suspending him from office ana
ordering him to transfer the property of the office 70
Gen. Grant Secretary Stanton again wrote to the
President, denying his right to suspend him from
Office without the advice and consent of the Senate
and without legal cause" On the 18th of August
the Senate refused, by a vote of IS to o.
to concur in Mr.. Stantons suspension. On
the 21st of the same month. the President
informed the Senate that he had that day re-
moved Mr. Stanton from his office, and on the
same day the Senate by vote of % to 6, resolved
that the President had power under the Consttu-
tion to remove the Secretary of War and designate
his successor. On the 2th of February, the House,
by the recommendation of the Reconstruction Com
mittee passed resolution impeaching Andrew john
son of high crimes and misdemeanors, by vote OF
l2S yeas to AZ nays and committees were at once ap
pointed to prepare articles Of impeachment and to
notify the Senate of their action. On the 25th OF
February, Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens and Mr. John A.
Bingham appeared at the bar of the House. and for
mally impeached the President. On the Goth OF
March. Mr. Butler opened the argument for the Man
ayers before the Senate and the trial continued until
the Goth of the May following, when the Senate de-
clared the President not guilty, by vote of 10 mot
guilty. to IS guilty, twothirds vote being neces-
sary to conviction.