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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
SUPREME couRr-srEcrAL Trnm-KNes COUNTY.

Charles AZ. Randall, Trustee, de-, agt. The
Metropolitan Railroad Compdny.-During the last SIX
months there has been difficulty between the plaintiff
ana defendants on account OF railroad track from BUSH
trct This conflict nearly resulted in not on sunday
afternoon when is said attempt was made by the
metropolitan Railroad and the Grandst ana NeWtown
Railroad Companies TO lay tracks down near the New
town Bridge Justice Voorhees, chief director OF the
metropolitan, and Mr.. Fredk Cochen, manager OF the
Grandst line, both present for the purpose Oh
cneckmatlng each others movements. -
Mayor Kalbheisch, who resides near by, was calico
upon TO compel Justice voorhees, to raise the blockade
which he had made. The Mayor informed the Justice
that in he refused 10 do riot might result when
HIS Honor was charged with beng director OF the
Grandst line, and party The Mayor replied
that he appeared there simply 10 preserve the peace
that IL was true he director OF the Company but
In his opinion neither of them could claim TO be better
than the other No hostiltes, however, occufred anu
yesterday morning the plaintiff appeared before Judge
Pratt and made motion TO supersede writ OF assist
ance formerly granted in favor OF the DEFENDANTS by
giving one in favor Of plaintiff .
The parties purchasers under foreclosure, OF sepa
rate mortgages of the Metropolitan Road WIN. Pet and
others, trustees had the first mortgage against the
Metropolitan Railroad Company and Charles M Randall
as trustee had the second mortgage, which included the
branch extending into Queens County and when the sale
took place, under judgment obtained against the Com
pany IL claimed that the Queens County branch wac
excepted and reserved sale was made to John r. FL
well and others in the first and to Austin Myers In
the second case.
IL is stated that Mr. Myers had possession OF that part
OF the road sold to Mr.. Ewe and that he refused TO
deliver IL, and claimed to have purchased II under
judgment against the Metropolitan Railroad Company
Elwel & Co, however claimed that they had a good
title TO the road in the suit OF Peet Co. agt The Metro
poltan Railroad Company and when Mr. Myers refused
to give them they into Court and got
writ Of assistance directing the Sheriff to put them in
possession.
The papers were handed to the Court, aud decision
will be rendered in few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
THE CUBAN SPECIAL MISSION ROBBERY.

Yesterday afternoon, on Broadway, detective
Joseph Eusacc of the Police Central Office arrested 10
ph Gregory, cigardealer on suspicion Of having been
concerned in the theft $500 worth OF United States
registered FycTwenty bonds and quantity Of CORE
rpondence from trunk in the apartment of scOr Car
os Castillo Treasurer OF the Cuban Special Mission, at
ne ST. George Hotel, at the corner of Broadway aud
rWeutethst ScOr Castillo absent from the room
lu few moments, yet that short time the thieves as
.ertained where the valuabes concealed and Sc
rrd them IL was believed that the work done by
spanish spies who had taken this measure 10 secure the
correspondence Of the Cuban Mission The prisoner was
aiken 70 Police Headquarters, aud questioned relative 10
affair He denied all knowledge OF IT, but, on beng
arched $4,000 Of the stolen bonds were found In MS
possession He was locked up at Police Headquarters,
aud to-day will be taken before magistrate TO await an
sXamuatiOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
CoIrRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

John j. 0'Donnell, a saloon keeper on the
Of Elm and Grandsts., who on Friday last was
found guilty of grand larceny In stealing June %
gold ach and chain from Mr. Harding yesterday morn
ing sentenced to two years and six months In the
State Prison Since his conviction and before the sem
tence, ODonne returned the stolen property. Eliza
Ellis was discharged her own rccOgnLance on q
charge Of receiving stolen goods. She had been under
arrest since September On the 25th OF June Mr.
Jacob Burey OF No. East OusOnst took nap apOn
the stOOp OF his residence He appeared yesterday as
the complainant against Peter Hail. whom he charges
with stealing silver watch and chain from him while
enjoying the nap. Three boys who had been IN
company with Hail on the evening of the theft testified
that Mr. Burnley Intoxicated, and that Han was an
honest hard working young fellow. The jury accepted
this testimony, and gave verdict Of mot guilty" and
Half was discharged. Milo q. Tyler was robbed by
Thomas Smith, the 14tl Of June, of n silver watch
valued at $50 while riding Thirdave smith plead
ed guilty to petit larceny from the person. and was sent to
State Prison four years Knhcrt A. Le accused OF
grand larceny in stealing gold watch from Charles Gatz
pleaded guilty and sentenced TO two years at hard
labor in Sing Sing Mrs. Mary Clark OF No 167 Seven
feminist accused Nelson Ledu with picking her pocket
the 4th OF June while the prisoner pretending 10
HELM her 10 move some furniture found guilty
and goes to the Penitentiary for two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
CITY GOVERNMENT.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
HIGHEST NUMBER OF TRIALS NETWORK OF
HEADQUARTERS RoUNDsMEN.

HEADQUARTERS hOUNDSMEN.
Commissioner Bosworth presided yesterday
ut the trials of 80 policementhe largest number ever
arraigned in day. Much of this increase OF CON-
plants against policemen II owing to the operations OF
the roundsmen sent out each night in plain clothes by
Superintendent Jourdan with instructions to visit GER
tain sections Of the city and report all cases Of violations
of the rules by patrolmen
Roundsman Macarthur OF the Flying Brigade COM
planned that Patrolman Cornelius Reed OF the Twenty
ninth Precinct left his post climbed locked gate
tered basement removed his uniform coat and settled
himself for quiet smoke. He was enjoying his pipe
when discovered by Macarthur. Fined ten days pay.
Another worth reporting by Roundsman McAr-
Herrick De Long and Clymer Of the Ninth Precinct.
Herrck aud DE Long left their posts went on That OF
Cymcr and then all three walked down to the pier at
the Charcss Herrck said that he had patroled
the latter under his head, and soon fell asleep The
others entered into conversation and discussed the
Flying Brigade beratng the rouDdsmen who composed
It, and denouncng the superintendent and commission
Macarthur joined the patromen, aud, supposlng him TO
be private Waterman employed IN the neighborhood,
the officers continued their conversation without inter
ruptton Watching his opportunity, Macarthur secured
stored il 10 him. On learning the complaint made
against him to Superintendent Jourdan, DE Long re-
signed. Herrick recommended yesterday Tor dls-
missa and Cymer fined three days pay the only charge
that could be made against the latter being sitting down
post =. ..
The remaining cases we're OF ordinary interest. and
fines of from two to five days pay were imposed In
majority Of cases. 49,, A, A.,
Later in the day the Commissioners dismissed the fol-
lowing: Patrolmen Valentine Sumpf of the Twenty
ninth Precinct James OROrke, Nineteenth, ana Joseph
Herrick Ninth Doormen Michael Hines, Fifteenth, Jas.
Cavanagh, Fourth and Joseph Herring, Ninth Precincts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
THE COURTS.
o,,pprNE CoURr-cHAxBERs.

BEFORE Judqe Brody.-byce agt The Erie Rat
,,ay TompanuIThs case came mp yesterday on m1
ton by William NJ Evarts, esq? counsel tot ne
time 90 against Erie Railway company ~.
them from registering certain shares o. soUeh mn Fie
C1mnany on the ground that this was 10 De usod 10
contfol the management Of the Erie Halfway @ 20
Jnd1e Fithian In behalf Of plaintn, Requested ee W
prenaTe his answer urging the Importance OF the case
Mr. Evarts insisted that the matter nag poe ~ sint
zoo many Times already; that the counsel Tor the palh
had been ready enough 20 urge the granting OF 81
injunctions but not willing 10 argue aoieuan'
Judge Brady gave the plaintiff until to-day at u oeioek
Decisions-By Judge Brady.-Allen agt. hlng.
man.-Motion denied. bheahan ast' heheS'-~""~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY, July II.

TUESDAY, July H. .
Mails for MEXICO ssal and Vera Cruz per
t Of Merida r. eose at the PostOhee At o'clock
D. m Steamship sails at p IN. -. A..
Mail, FOR Europe Chebou and Hamburg steamshp
Hosa Of Third ST., Hoboken close at The Post0mce
At Supplementary Mail for paa letters ony
made 40 at Hoboken, and closed az 1880 m
Mails for Halifax S. and Bermuda w. L. VIA h,hhi "a p.f
smsbn Cty Of baltimore Pier No Is n r. close q Tie Post
Once AZ il a m Steamship sails at !.
~ WEDNESDAY, july H. .
Mails for Europe via Queenstown and LIVERPOOL Per seamsnp
N1sds from pier 70 R. PosOmee al supple
entary Mail for paid only Pier No 70 Mr. and eeses
at 2 O'Clock ?. .o,., -, :,
Mails Europe via Queenstown and GvepoS per
mentsry Mail for paid letters only made Doef Jersey CITY, and
closed at LIS p. N Al. ~. H..
~ ooken the Post Once at IL m NO suppenen
tayy Mail Steamship ssi.s at p II. ~.
Mail. for Nassau Havana West Indies Steamship MORO
Ce from Pier N r., close at Steamship sails a. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
RETURN OF THE ADJUSTABLE GAUGE CAR FROM
SAN FRANCISCO.

On the 2Sth of May, an Erie freight car, laden
with boots and shoes left Jersey City for San Francisco
having applied to it WIN. b. Shows adjustable gauge
running gear. Nothing said Of the invention or
the intended trip until the arrival OF the ear at Chicago
chr0riced by THE TRIBUNE. The car run over the
Erie broad gauge Buffalo, and then on the Lake
shore road gauge feet 10 inches 10 Cleveland thence
10 Chicago on the compromise gauge, feet @ inches
Breaking gauge again at Chicago II ran 20 The missouri
River on tie Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific gauge
feet :. inches The car detained by the June freshet
Eve DAYS al the Missouri River at the expiration of which
time il again started the Union and Central Pacific
20 Sacramento and tue West Pacific TO san Francisco
running time lij days Leaving san francisco on the
OF June the arrived at Jersey City last Friday,
Der freight safe, and her owners delighted Mr.. Snow
accompanied the car, carefully watching its workings
and saws that with two improvements, easily
made, his invention will be q perfect success
The patent j. stout steel feather inserted in q
lateral groove in the axle in which nOtces are cut. In
breaking gauge the car Is off upon a side track
ghch adjust, the wheels the gauge required where
hey are he'd by the nOtches The wheel is broad
faIged wheel, aud viii from the broad gauge upon
he compromise gauge, i,et % inches, without ADJUST
~ the wheels.
Contracts or large number Of these cars have been
awarded by Erie road and il il expected that they
E he placed tie line for the pnrpos" OF carry
uc through freight 10 san Francisco without breaking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

On Friday evening last a meeting of the citi-
zens Of Brooklyn E. d. residing the streets through
which tie South Side road runs held to take meas
ures 10 effect the removal OF the tracks from the portion
OF the city through which runs to compel the
company TO tear up their rails, and use others less
dangerous TO vehicles. Resolutions passed con-
nelnnatOry Of the conduct Of the Company and were
punished In TIT TRIBUNE OF Saturday. large amount
VA oed by those interested, toward the prosecu
non OF legal proceedings against the road On Saturday
art the Presldent Of the Company wrote letter 10
prOeh member OF the movement, announcing bis in
tenton 70 the rails now IN use in the streets
ana 70 substitute the Philadelphia grooved rail- and also
10 put On inherent description OF dummy, which will
not tie az obnoxious the old The proposed change will
be made probably this Ve4k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
FAMILY OF THIEVES.

most notorious family of thieves is the
Mcnamara family Of No % Mott-st. Father, mother,
two daughters and three either in the State
Prison in the City Prison. convicted charged with
burglary Yesterday another member OF the family I'M
der the alias Of George Whitney, sentenced 70 five
years State Prison 10y Recorder Hackett. lie was
found guilty Of burglary committed September 70 last
ST No. % LeOnard-st, occupied by Simon Guternan
20. a dry goods warehouse George Allen and Fran
Elf Redmond Jointly indicted with George Whitney, were
sentenced 10 hve years hard labor each Mrs. heNa-
mara who was arrested for carrying bit and brace into
The Tohs, viii be tried to-day charge of giving aid
70 Prisoners ~ ESCAPE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
5nternal Repenue.

OFFICE of COLLECTOR of INTERNAL
REVENUE the Thirty District New iork comprising
s yr.t Second Fourth Wards Of the City Of New Yoft
NOTICE HEREBY 6VBS pursuant 10 law that have received
, M Of ysasdos enaneraion OF property
rbsst TO IA the Act provide lne. Revenue 70 support
Public Debt, and other
noses approved June 90 1864 and The acts smendo hereto ap
prove payable and hstI
IN 60 deputy collection Of the
nr No H edarl daily Sundays excepted m the 18th day Of
Jass unt ID, Ja 1870 inclusive between the hours Of
o'sock a m and 2 O'clock p N. ,r,o,xvse
rs TRADES and p PR aIS 4! , q
n, Al. year eag Nav m and the Taxes INCOMES for the
year ending 81 1863 All vho shall neglect 70 pay he ,nm
s nv them respectively according the us Aforesaid within the tine
hereby specified will become liable to the penalties b .
(SigneJ) 49,, ALFRED fLbAooaiON, eoAeoo"
Dated Eevfork June, biu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
60 Manufacturers.


rVHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PAEY invite attention MsRueHrers To their WAterPovr
At th. town Pssse NewJe tide water forI mills beos
Pieon and eight nile above hes,ri ADJOINING me hIs @ -
S M EesYor They have head and fan Of TWENTY-FIVE feet TO
acres The Mill Sites large and arranged that each one has the
hns6, navigation both head sad The supy Of water
no obly ABUNDANT but permanent The property situated on
,er in midst Of population while is proximity 70
~ communicating with by plank road by rail-
ro and y renders the advantageous location for manu-
frpy In the country. On the premises and snhsanis
beI M 4OIIO0 stories high Machine Shop and Foundy
All sdy for occupation Application BE- made to B. '"
TORREY 30 veseyst fewfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
THE CENQIra
The Enumerators in 10 Districts of this
nty reported Yesterday to Marshal Sharpe as follows

A good deal of comment is made upon the
exported determination OF the newly elected Recorder OF
Yong Island City hold the Office q Justice of the
PEACE we'll Nothing in the charter makes a man hold
ne one Ineligible as candidate for the other The duties
the two are strictly defined by the charter and do NOT
conflict The once OF Justice OF the Peace has been
worth s. 900 year and the salary Of the Recorder In
L.O0O.
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p4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvBRPOOL-In steamship City Of Brussels July H.
os and Wife a. r. Os and n Otis Col Hs.kes and
and children w Conner Mis-, Gtens chIse MI NAY
swou u B. Wiley A. sandberg Fulton and vile n ~
shsnb,ri Counoiy T. Wheeler wife Lyons Ovrrhaagh
j. A Wilson T. d. venney Parker Rev L. Gym MT hch, W
Rrn.tt Matber wife and wife X heDonough Don
and wife r. b. Gauey Walker, T. hunroe snth SapS Ae
bott m Clarke Scott MIRA Hunter '" Do M hea>
Miss Orley Miss Godet-
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VIRGINIA LAND.

George Hughes, esq, OF New-York City has recently
released from Dr. Tabb of Virginia, white Marsh
in Gloucester County OF the most desirable and
highly improved estates in Virginia The sale was eff
fccted through the "New-York Southern Land Com
gany," 5s Broadway through advertisement in THE
TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.


CoURT-tHAsBERs-BKADY. j. Court orens a. lO
16 Wilkinson Ncs,On bl..Ntlkinson az leaton
Csccarui Fitzbugh %. .Heineman
20 Scott All. seaman. 1871. Matthews agt Hubbard
q. Thomas agi. Jones' 100 WILKINSON Az ieath
agtThe Mayor DC 40 In The Application OF hLA
Malt AIT. HumheTL nonleL
Railway l63 Swami sgt HAWAII ~
"a ct RYDER Call at lbj.
Iouis Freund.
srrxxxE ColOYKR AND J-Adourned to
Monday, July l8. 1870.
COURT-TRIAL TERHrhACY, j. Calendar called at III IN
in art II.-ChsmbeH 10 10 II.
lsa9 Van Allen Pollard 1929. Jones art fompkh.
1913 Killsn Agt Carey. l3IJ. rosley Ag ~ l'her'
Fleeman AIT Reilly. l362 Meter agt Nolz
.KsnAn AIT Won PTaag. lGJ5 Rand aSt Nesto'
lGO4 Wilkes art lGIl. Parker agt. Heath.
ckyitz .Sounehurg Schultz
1874 % Bren art 1913. Fiizsmmons
.Niltner AIT Flood il't5. NuTuesfhh shaw
l082 Rouse sRt Mallory 1898. H. I.er Bradley.
1928 Harrington sg France. lIi Miller agL hr.
1929 Ssokendof Boyle. tiI hJlmagfes agI heising
l440 .Pronis agt Mack
CorEr or GpSgRa sEssoys-Thoma Fitzgerald Thomas Bren
assault and battery james smith breaking JAIL James
Goiag Frank Burrs, bu-gary LOusa Miller Ann
Catherine Smith Louis Marshal Simon Bernard Francs
hauneey Davies Iran Coffee John MeQuad Gam 1S
Geld Rachel larceny Edward Beyer John WILSON
larceny person John Cosoye Mary Ann Coroye srson
Charles hOe, disoney
Beck obtaining goods by false preienses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

granted. Boyle agt Shirley, ct al-Motion granted.
stgyyesant Bank agt. McMurray ct alMotion granted
Robbins ag Brtton-Moton granted. Tnlcot agt Clark
Motion denied. Farmers aud Mechanics National
Bank agt. Steinberger ct al.-Motion denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

IA sAr fhe paper; the Justice told her that II sne
wouu ,ah bail be would send her TO the County JAM
= Was after the case was setteu tna' gave 'u'0 I've
man as Walsh immediately sentenced Ph2en TO inc
penSnSn has not been seen, and the woman Wasre
eased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
fona 1slano Real gstaie for Sale.

LNOR SALE-Only two miles east of Brooklyn,
the NesYork City Hall $50 Of the
desirable LAND offered is all high, and dry under high
state of by railroads This property
situated for residences for parties desiring 10 the
hgh and its Newiork makes most
valuable plot for cutting city lota Capitalists desiring
chase property Will their advantage examine this at
once vicinity EewYork accessibility and the natural ad
ysptages safe and valuable invest
within rs mils Of the IL will
he so either plot several be desired For particulars
Se, apply to e. d. THOMAS Exchange court
EOR SALE-One COTTAGE, $1,000; one
s3 one 5000 lots; 20 minutes ferries Brooklyn
yery e.sy terns q. X HART, 1873 Broadway, N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
,rrus pAnxAcRs FoR TILE PRESS.

pp, and pnr.ers arriving this port requested "a
Nexiork Associate Press oay 70
persons exhibiting authority Of W. smonon oenefs'
Journal OF Cosnso IsS
WrH san E1press EreniRg Post ConpSrSd hdreT Saais
Zrno York DeBOkrds hoad also be delivered only "
H. HurrAnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
SUPERIOR COURT-CuAMBERs.

Decisions - By Judge Barbour. - Motions
granted.-Ville agt. Fcency. Winkesept agt. Often
doefer Vanse agt. Baggctt, and Puppy agt. Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBERs.

DecisiOns-By Judge Loew. - Barton agt.
Herman.-Moton granted with $40 costs. Berger agt.
Thonton.-Motion for receiver denied, without costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
SUPREME CoURT-oYER AND TERMNER.

BEFORE Judge Bdrndrd.-This Court convened
yesterday morning for the purpose OF trying number
OF repeaters who figured I'm the late elections. Upon
motion of their Court adjourned TO Mon
day next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
fflarbIe an0 5laie maniels.

Glarble an0 5laie mantels.
nECORATED MARBLE MANTELS, VANS
COTING Tops eBtaton Of all foreign
marbles 0l Rich designs black engraye in gold Middle
6d Co Broadway Branch Wsreroom 427 Fun-st, Brooklyn
TNNAMELED SLATE MANTELS.-P Plain,
~ M.hsd and Decorated $40 40 and upward
Ll,o SAFE rork Of every description plain and ornamental
'''' $500 PEERIIYN SLATE Co. No. 90 West Eghteentht.,
between Fifth and SIth-svea
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
wi Gavesioue TILES Table AID Plumbers slabs New showroom
xi,h snest .,,ortnent Of MAETELS. Prices reduced.
A. KLABBR lJ ami l6 Eas Eigh,eenih-st, EeuYorf
WARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
and elegant design from 90 sl7 SIS up to t2sn ].
STEWART Co. COS sIthaye. bet TnJih and Thirty sixth sta
- KLABER q Co.'S MARBLE WORKS, 223
- West Fiy second between Broadway and EghthsyehAr-
M. and useie Mn,es Monuments Headsones Tiles Wanseot-
pg Of superior workmanship Cheapest in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

Citp Real Gsiate for Sale.
TOR SALE-First-cla HOUSES and LOTS
and avenues in NevYok Brooiyn and ada
Lsrye list Of Farms and Country Property City and Coun
w 'f'" SIEGEL. CHACB L Co, 70 Ced.rst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

WOODsIDE, N. y.-For SALE shssp-Neat
w COTTAGE rooms let soI7p ~ , RMns Tssl, Nj
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RENE COURT SALE,
~ PARTITION,
of
THE SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Of the late
ROBERT SWIFT LIVINGSTON, deceased.
BENJAMIN p PAIRCHILD, Auctioneer,

z WOOD,
TWO FINE COTTAGES
i AND ONE ELEGANT
3-STORY g. BASEMENT FRENCH ROOF HOUSE,
Wall, filed in with brick rooms closets and cellar All modern
pressure water baths water closets lie Also
"a SUPERB BUILDING LOTS at MARION,
Thirteenth Ward OF Jersey City, N. j.,
At AUCTION
ALnRIDGE & WOOD will sell at auction,
On WEDNESDAY, July -, 1870, -
The immediate
-' ~ lanes Hotel Streets Gas Water, and Sewers
Only eight minutes by Jersey City Ferry tCort
.ndt and trains daily; also three hBs
horse cars running every is minutes from Jersey City Ferry
Co,,nd. Hoboken Ferry Barclay aud
Chnhersts 70 Hudson City, Five Corners and Payonn Fe
Cbamb,. and hris running within two blocks OF this
property rides on tie day Of sale , =, M, -,
Paroles taxing train foot Of Corandtst viii be u,nsnea
& fse Inn IN AZ Hotel 2 and have time To LOOK
he over hour Of sale those taking the train
VII 10 M cent on day Of sale per 90 70 per
bond and mortgage A.. =, p.o..-. .Oniv %
AIDRDGR WOOD Auctonee Hudson City, near Court House
LEWIS E. WOOD 60 MongomeTyst Jersey Cy 81 gam.s uoN
on The nnises or GILES WALES Co. Is Maidenlane " T.
In css, Of storm sale will be held in ST. James Hotel
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n)cooins CARDS., &,e.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
N tonJt-W BIDDING CARDS and PINE STATIONERY. tE'sb
lshed 1851
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MONDAYS WEATHER REPORTS A. n.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s ;..a ~ a3e sun ,ets.......7.3l Moon sets.... TN
49, HaHw DkI.
Candy Hoo, TO, Cows Island... 7ss Hell Gate sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
Aurtion Sales of Real Gstats.
}. JOHNSON, jr., AucuOnser
DY JOHNSON e. MI l. l. Z X,
Id AUCTIONEERS AND
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS',

No. ID NAssAu-sT., COR IkDAhsf.'
Residences Stores Lots Country Seats and Farms oonght
rented exchanged Loans negotiated Auction Sales o: Furniture
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-18
decision TN q Railroad Case.

BALTIMORE, MD, April 16.-The case OF
Ash Levey Us. the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company to recover $4,000 damages
for injuries sustained by plaintiff through
the breaking of wheel while passing from
Grafton, West Va, to Cumberland, Pa,
also for loss of Il wallet containing S7.700,
which has occupied the Superior Court for
several days. was to-day decided by YER
dict for the defendant.