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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-20
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Scott, James DOran OF No Desbrosses
ferred by William Rosenhal OF No. 81 East broadway Of
taking two bundles Of alpaca worth $is 80.
In the Court of General Sessions before
Judge Bedford. George Durham pleaded guilty TO bur.
gary in the third degree and sentenced to
IN the Penentiary Thomas Connolly pleaded guilty TO an
attempt at robbery sent to the Penentiary for three
years. motion made TO quash the indictment OF the
notorious "fence" "Gen. Grienhall" for burglary
the ground of lrreguarity, will be argued tomorrow
Friday.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Cox, James Hesketh, 49, a machinst by
trade held 5000 bail TO await the result OF the
shooting OF Officer am sutton Of the Eighteenth Pre-
cinct Officer Aaron f. Young OF the same Precinct APP
pearing TO make complaint in Suttons behalf IL may
be remembered that asketh shot the officer In the neck
the night of Sunday. jan 2 while lie was taking John
Burke To the House Suttons wound Is serious
one, and he lies IN dangerous condition. Peter
Connolly, waiter, OF No AS West Thirty fourh-st, was
charged by Margaret Haorau OF No. 800 Thirdave.
stealing s72 from her last Sunday. He was held
fOr examination
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Downing
committed James DOran Of No. Desbrosses ST. for
having snatched from VIM. Rosenthal OF No % East
broadway two pieces Of alpaca, valued at $50, while
passing along Catharine-st. and attempted 10 escape
with the same..-.Wm. Robinson was committed Tor
having picked the pocket Of james Lowery OF No 500
Nlntlst. OF a wallet containing small sum OF money
while in the publication Office OF morning journal
While John Potts of No. AS Pearst was passing along
City Halplace early yesterday, lie was assaulted by
James Dougherty, who stole from hit a silver watch
The thief was arrested and committed The coffee
saloon OF James Thompson, in the basement Of No New
st. was broken into and robbed OF various articles yes
terday morning PatrOlman Nicholson Of the First Pre-
found Charles From IN possession OF quantity OF
the stolen property and some burglars tools and he was
committed Mary Gnartin, who gave her age as 49,
asked for the discharge OF her son Jon whose age se
intoxicated. The prisoner on being brought before inc
magistrate declared his age TO be q years The woman
finally confessed that the prisoner was her brother ana
her representing herself as his mother was
she believed he would be the sooner discharged
The magistrate reprinanded her. and ordered the prison
discharge.
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MARINE coURr-TRIAL TEEN

Before Judqe Curnss.-Ihe Value Of Md1c.--
ADTtd SHUesier agL Henry &. JarTtH and Henry u.
I0tHer.The plaintiff made dgeDient with. the
decndants for himself and his party IL at Nibob
Garden or Tanmany feveD tunes week Tor SIX mDnlhh
at 100 week, undertaking " perform all tho tricks
stated In previous letter. lie says tboy PAID MN eN
cept 80 IN gold, until November 49, and aer that ala
pay him for two weeks that there was due hiu on
November q. 1862 t.03 so gold H. aiswer, hes.rs
Jarrett t Palmer admit the agreement and engagement.
but sly that IL WAS made IN view Of the pronses 81
letter which pledged hin, 70 periorn certain list OF
Effects illusions. DC, including wafer ca.cado
with effects OF sunlight. DO. artificial ELECTS
with water on the stage. thects Oh deepening
ngure any To any hight the ghost noninycred or
which claims 10 DE the original inventor ana 70 nave
sold 10 10 Prof Pepper masks and faces, by his dauRh
ter by the public and press " suTpass
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

NETTING OF TIE TRUSTEES OF THE COLLEGE
OF THE CITY OF NEW-lOBK, AND OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Trustees of the College of the City of
Sev-Yok met inthe room Of the Board Of Education at
a, 3D. Yesterday and organized for the year 1870 by the
reelection OF Richard J.. Laremore, esq. as President
Upon taking the chair Mr.. Larremore briefly returned
b.. thanks for the honor conferred.
Is resolution the Controller requested TO place TO
Tie credit Of the Board $4,000 subject TO the usual
drafts. 4 resolution adopted that the resolution
which was referred to the Executive Committee, relative
IohayHs the minutes of the Board OF trustees ana Inc
Executive Committee printed: Ice hot ADOPTED anu th"t
a Committee be discharged from the further consderl-
Tr Executive Committee in their report recommend
have the minutes printed would cause an unueces-
~g cSpeudlture Of the public money ana lnaSmuch as
DE minutes Of the Board Of Trustees ana the Executive
Committee are read at each meeting Is unnecessary 10
rerort was received from the Executive Committee.
90 referred the subject Of Increasing the mum
BET OF the members Of the Committee. stating that II
w01d De for the benefit Of the College 10 Increase the
humber OF the Committee, aud resolution was then
adopted Committee be discharged from the fur
utr consideration al the subject A resolution was
offered and that the Executive Committee be reduced
toforr members. third Of the present number o the
Board, seven was Of the old Board Tue Trustees then
adjourned.
Tbs Board met immediately after the adjournment OF
Tie Board Of Trustees President LIrreuOre in the chair
AIoso.urou adopted that the Bylaws for 1870 DO
amended 10 allow the male principals vIceprluCipas
10 as clerks to the Board Of trustees any OF the
Wards. such services 10 be rendered gratutOusly.
Are,OUuon was adopted that the Clerk be authorized,
when compiling the manual and directory Tor the present
yea have 1000 copies Of the manual and $50 copies OF
lle directory printed. resolution adopted that
John Davenport be appointed deputy clerk with power
tOpUIm the duties of the Clerk IN his absence. res
oalou was adoped that the Committee on Supplies be
authorized 10 sell exchange such articles now in the
depository that not In use. and report 10 this Board
asiaemeht oil thelr "rtlOh Aiei announcing we lOi
LOVING Standing Committees OF the Board for the current
gear the Board adjourned:
F1ss,s Committee, Bell Wood Murphy Brennan
az L.sa
TeacbsrsC commissioners Gross Sands and Lewis
'orute E- he, s AID FurUtuIe-t commissioners IN
ItrHl Murphy. ara Rel
Ou,ee on SurpesConusi1u Brennan Murphy and
Arg tHatt0llu Lr5s. Sluds, Sherwood, luser
o.. adj srvb.
Committee Colr Of SUv School Books aud ygenosCommis
I.ss ross Sherwood, on. beuuan.
aud New sluOCommissoueTs Smith, sands,
Atra
Normal Ev-u1- and Colored SclOOls-CommSsoners
l. U.r..s. Nu.tl. Gross. sI' sussL
By Lave Pr urr-. ecUus and COLLABORATION
ulnyues Suy o., Dor. ali 10 -r.soA
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UNITED erATrs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The F5ayH National tank CaSe.-This case,
IN which Robert Copeland, William +. VieuIan, and viii
IAN IaI.n are CHARGED ia having defrauded The
Foartn National Bank by meia ~ forged checks and
false on.ries for examination before Comlnis
siouer Shields yesterday. -
Coun. for Leth asked for separate examination for
Iii, emit Oh the ground that his Ct mt was charged with
simply aiding aud abetting, charge that arose under
different statute from that under which proceedings
rr sttuted against Nietman, who was bank officer
and the principal IN the alleged crime charged 1t would
be urpuer find first whether crime had becn com
lnitied by Veitnal before putting elth on his eXaina
ton ~ aiding aud abeluhg ~ sucb alleged crime A..
1oIse for Copeland asked for delay 10 prepare the
case OF ns client.
Counsel for Vieman obj cted "a the cases being sep
arItsd bat said II they separated he wanted more
Time D. meet THIS changed aspect ~ the case.
The DistriCtA opposed separate EXAMINATIONS
The Commissioner granted separate e4amhatOhs 10
bolt Copeland and Leith. . ,, -. 49,,
Counsel for both Copeland and Leth said that they
wonld the Commissioner findings, H. on Nielt
mans eIaluTatiOn, ho found that Ntltman had made
the false charged they merely contendlng ana
producing evidence show that their clients dd not AID
and abrt IN tie alleged crime.
Vleitnan's examination was set down for2 y. M on
the mat. and LeitA ana COpeland's for D. H. On
Tuesday next.
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AN ALLEGED POISONING CASE EXPLODED.

In October last Mrs. Harriet ID. Riker pre-
sented TO Coroner Flynn affidavit which she had made
before notary public, that she believed her sister, Mrs
Mary Ann Dora Clark. who had died in the previous
May, at No. 3A West Fifyfrsst.. had been poisoned
The cause this crime she alleged be the anxiety of
certain persons TO gain possession OF the property which
deceased had owned amounting to $4,000 by direction
OF Coroner Flynn, the body eXhumed, and the in
terna organs given TO ii. Endemann, Chemist Of the
Board OF Health. for analysis He yesterday made his
report Coroner Flynn, from which appears that lie
examined the organs for both mineral and vegetable
uOsons OF the latter he could detect In the
stomach he found slight traces OF copper but not In su
Gent quantities 10 cause death. The case Will accord
lngy be- submitted to the jury who were impanneled
some time age, and disposed OF. Soon after the
death Of Mrs. Clark post mortem examination OF the
death was the result OF natural There Is said To
considerable feeling shown by several members of the
family the disposition OF the property left by Mrs
Clark.
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SUPERIOR couRT-sPEcIAL TERN.

Bcfore Justice Barbour. Practice Lduver's
C0SiS-WHGHi Gregory agt. Sarah gregory and others
motion made in the nterminable litigation
the estate OF John Gregory to stay all the plaintiffs
ceedngs the last action brought by him, till he should
pay the costs awarded against him in previous suit In
1853 William Gregory brought suit against the de
PENDANTS in which he asked the Court TO declare HIM
equal partner in the business that stood in John Greg
OTys at the time OF his death After full trial the
Court gave him judgment against the executors OF
John Gregory in Wliamss favor but judgment against
him in favor the defendants individually with costs
There has been appeal taken the and there
unfinished account. Last November this action
commenced the state OF facts in the former
action, but the plaintiff in this demands receiver OF the
estate ms demand for general relief being nearly den
cal with that of the previous suit He, however, alleges
that the present action is brought merely for the nunc
ton and receiver pending the previous suit and that he
is entitled TO consideration in OF the fact that the
previous decision in his favor has resulted in practical
advantage to HIM Decision reserved Mr. Parsons for
plaintiff; Mr.. III. l.. FarnswOTth for defendant.
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THE LOGAN HOMICIDE.

Coroner Flynn yesterday, at the Morgue, con-
tinued the investigation into the circumstances con-
nected with the shooting Of James Logan by Jerry Dunn
in front OF No. % West Houston-st the morning OF
the Sd Patroman Crittenden of the Eighth Pre-
clint who was the only witness examined testified that
while post in West Houston-st on the morning in
question: he heard pistOshOt. and hurrylng TO the
place met by Dunn who slapped him on the shoulder
and asked him what the matter just then some one
said the who had wounded Logan in the saloon;
and witness went in there looking for HIM; when he
out Dunn was gone. Witness denied positively
that any pointed out Dunn 10 him as the man who
had shot Logan. The investigation then adjourned
enable Capt McDermOtt and his officers 10 make fur
tler search for Dunn.
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POLICE TRIALS.

Of ~ ue trials of policemen, yesterday, the case
INOnan Winters Of the Fifteenth Precinct was al.
= ''' Postponed.
F.,,S 's'oher hsnierre Tuesday privately inves
., a voc complaint against PstrOmaD Francis Is. Lane
On u,sehth Precinct whom Ida Taylor, actress
oohdue, tho minor theatets. accused OF uDOfbcerike
Well az the snidayit OF Miss Taylor. made several
WARD 81, she sets forth that while proceeding home
Ns40 os ~ blght she sccOsted by Lane who In
~ a. sssInk hrr VAIL and when she objected. took
fl1s, =, otatIOn, House and had her locked up on n
uisof0sfB e0ndnct. On the following morn
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NEW BOOK FOR LIQUOR DEALERS

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
prescribed new form of book for the OF dislers
wholesale liquor dealers. and recers throughout the
country 1t TO into the lst day of February
next and may be obtained of the officers, who
will afford every facility for its distribution. The book
question 81 So and has been copyrighted by j. D.
KiSh q Co. Nevertheless Estee Smith and one or two
other statiOners that prescribing copyrighted
book creates and unlawful monopoly, and they
intend infringe the copyright without hesitation. ana
the in the courts, II necessary As hlsh
Co. mean allow such infringement. II is probable
very fine point Of copyright law VIII soon come up
for judicial decision.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will md IL to their interest advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and addition to this advantage The TRIBUNE
will be found oaly NewYOrk and ali is cities and
Villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union Tho advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for 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 TIE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 10 reports OF sales OF real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly to tho value OF Its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver'
esng arc "a follows DAILY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents limo About ten words OF
columns line. Terms cash In advance
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the original producing living lady ont OF hat"
aud variety OF other matters. They that he has
not performed his contract having failed produce the
great majority OF his promised effects aud only the ord
nary matters In his Illusions and magic tricks. On the
trial the plaintiff alleged that his failure TO perform the
tricks arose from the absence his apparatus which
was cumbrous TO transport and which lie bound
10 Drg here at his own expense under the contract The
jury found in his favor for the full amount claimed Mr.
Gross for plantfi MI. b. G. Thayer for defendant.
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ing che was discharged from custody by the magistrate
AT jefferson Market Police Court. When the
first called up for trial. the compla nant note to
unwel to appear Since then, It is stated. the woman
has forced 20 leave her boarding house in Sxthave
Lane il is alleged, having Informed the persons with
whom Miss Taylor boarded that she disreputable
woman Lane, IN ms defense, declared that no could
prove the under the influence OF liquor and
acted IN dsorderly manner ON his post He advised
her go home she refused 10 do So and he then ar
rested her I'm to admit the production Of other
Witnesses the case was adjourned until Saturday.
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90 HamufIcturus.
,I,HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COW.

vrHE DUNDEE MNNUFACIlKlNG IN IN,
PISY i,,, a',-Hu. Manufactures 90 then alter foser
q a., town ~ 'rH rssy Oh TIDE "atr y
prsop nd ,ghf . su.r .ewaIk, adjoining tie .r- LaHoaa
nt,t t-n u-- oil, ,s~l ad Jvr'ey t 40 te.eu 'h 'se
civ Is ir' have heal ani s 81 tH'ut. "a
So fb. So Ste, r A.d o. tuaussd tla raeh Sus us w.
v,t1r l OBJ ..a4 srd tai Tie supply 81 Naef
In r .r snrr 3D. lt5JaueuL The pr PefF A'ssFa 90
, r,l- liver a g. mit Of re Toruatot Shhe u Ifi. !"
Il. IT, OF Nrnlt-t eating VIII Il ~ pAuA "'u ny -
,t I o.. r., % most advantageous ioe,'vl oi
rI. Ia gs ,.u.u.. premises are new aa suoss
49, an .,f. t sr, sh Machine shop. and foasls
L - r arlaupr. Applications eau De maze :" = W.
ItREtN. a 's,., -. Nr~-lu's.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAIN. pufsrrs vessels arriving tbs pou ar, requested
deliver addressed TO ih. kswi orb Associated Press only
Der, Gus sIhhng rnn authority Of j. !" simohtsu s.ues
tyt yOundi Of CoBmoroe Um,, TRIBUNE
VyrA san prsG Ersn"g Pa. ConmuedI tdt>'tSr Siaau
Zcig ioA1 Dsofsi 'boaid also bs delivered o1r
name ysfso
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p,SSFyG FRS 4RRIVFD.

YRoN NEW ORLBlES AND HAVANA. Jan i9-n steamship Rap
id.l yle,, NJ Dsmpssy H. Aloqui, r. lnsmobo Jackson
w rssr kh.rvcod &. Mcleod thAs, H. bmih. kopdA
Titeoub. J. ultCLiBson.
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duuntrp flroprEtp GO GIT.

ELOUR and FEED MILL for RENI.-yery
de,ble property Wyoming Coal ReSou near Nkrsoarrri
~ 90, rr. ovp.r scale, large a0rs; ETlro-d 10
tue 1'O'' ~ ~ CHAS A. MINER, WiEestaue, Pa
VIO RENT-n Yotkyile, IA FURNISHED
HOUSk gentleman wife aouh like 70 0oau ia 'le Aola-
Reference. Aiirr,, Boz "a. SeS.iork Po,iohee
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6itp SrUp:rtp to gst.

Gup &fopsrfp 10 SH'
CITY and COUNTRY DWELLINGS TO
" IFTSs, Descriptive free applications mailed Ga
,,c,nt of,t.mp STANLEY DAY, s2j Brosi"sy.
OFFICES to LET-Ihe Asbury Lie lnsur-
W acc, Company having ohss. al ss brosd"a'
,o.r Of th otess al zs bloAeray corner
ofRssds.,I App,y on The preniisL
CTORE and DWELLING TO LET-New No.
- t2O Fouaye TWENTY nuh oil Improvements AppY 10
the owner or prem ses from II % ! Dcocs
TINO LET-Furnshed HOUSE on Lexington
i ave- geut s225 per month. NJ A. RCLAND Co., Bee'
mau-t.
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hINIATURR ALMANAC

Sun ...7:2o Sun 500 Moon hea e:A
SANDY Heof.... 952 Cows Island % Hell Gate l22z
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pfJagsals.
BuNsAr ~ DEpSAScE. NAVY DEYAkisSSf
MAsHlNtr,s CRY. January W..
AIS for PURCHASE of RELIED

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npopOSATS for PURCHASE of RELIED
lcSealtd Tor tie pnreaA,s o ~ PuA4,i
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A. bs ere ate there aboH, so Gurs "a Ns's az
Of Tie articles al eAeA lAe ~ % 'o'
iouap application g. this BLresl an,
49,, l STAT. the number II guns carnage Dp hsns 30.
each Nad ssGsraiei', sP'e
n, siibsr of sin kHi Q: eArrlag 'teh'r ho'd OF p
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Mi th. parties purcbl,iug a bsTs deIo''ei s'u we ~
mate, Of he Navy rAd the ul smous VI Tie purchase '
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uoA4 vii b. considered "a. xhsh
-, 49, 70 al, Interest VI Goyenmstt "a atespt
not eohs ~ an the sYeIys Proposal Tor PufehSss
rrnpo.'s snoo' A. Ludlow CASH.
OF lAhsa ~.9l's' ~ Chief u Burvaa
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Cooperation goii'ss.

CoAHI,nsssRs oy sMGK iros o' Ias sr.r."
Nav oak wv osk, !,e :. is0 f,
NOTICE TO ARCHlIECTS.-Ihe under-
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s.e ~ W.rls IsBA lie tine Of Asnnf Of we Aca
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.deo.ei tb. CoisHiass rs.rvug the dsh however "
all plans presented =. =, ,.,,,, .cx p,..,a.,,
CYRUS ~ LOpTGeL
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6uuntrp 8t1l 6statt for SAX.

EOR SALE-A VIRGINIA ESTATEIN LOU
Il DouN COUNTY, A-Lsrge new hrck HOUSE A." By % s's
,th back building 10 b. IS elegantly finished conveniently
mantels situated
natural with large garden, large orchards Of
choice fruit; h- ' = land
Washington CITY by railroad good society
churches schools &C. Improvements Ia tue AddTes.
HOrGH. 81 South-st Baltimore. Nd
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A FARM near
Bridgeport Conn a. large dwelling and al necessary
buildings price, including stock crops. &C., Si0.0O.
VI. A. rutland Co. Beefranst., n Y.
HARMS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE
L EXCHANGE; also CITY PROPERTY, Prices sgl
j c. FREEMAN. 2I2 Broadway.
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Gin S,zl Gstst, for Sal,.


TOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOIS,
bet-esu Thirty Eh saG Thry SeTesibi'L aud Eleventh tud
eists cse he g'en there new er
and that street newly ei ApplF"
W II WEBB 200 Le~sst. or . hEchs ge.Pitt
EOR SALE-New, bgh-stoop. brovn-stone
HOUSE IA .niulst tue' stories aud tisen-ui
msrb. bail with moir inpIoy menis 100 to { ct
tagged aud paved Tems easy Inquire o. D. 6Ah'"N Nar
NOR SALE-HOUSE No. 3e2 East Fitticth-st..
l. in prime order flushed With modern ugDysEee" Ie a"
Inquire Of H. NE XXI J., ". . 30 ~ -
IITY HOUSES or LOTS.-See descriptive
~ Pre-. Lint free, uyon application or matl 90 ec'P' 'Aap
IFYOU WISH to SELL. RENT, EACHANGE,
or u RCASE REAL E>rATEii city or cuuu'y you 'u p'e
your,elrr. AZ J. &. FREEMANS Once. 2lE Broadway.
JAMES X. EDWARDS, REAL ESTATE
81 BROkER 2T rrsrgtI ST IopeU Tor slr "tetchs q"
IN city or country; House, furnished AID ui'ad fst.l
tak.u in che &c Plrues His 20 SET or !" ~
are solicited OF tier Ltopeu! "a ~ poa 80
charge property sold or rented No conn Ions LOVED
20 be y tenants The Of tbs obce 10 al N 0an - anl
das win brrs;ore With AZ earnest Pufps u II ~
aud ms ire the respect cou6atLte Of The Pdllc
JAMES II. EpWARDN ~ Wet IHtIt{ tlr1''l
~ II. PIERSON, General AUCIlDNEEfa and
". DEdLEL IL RIAL BsrArE vii sell sell hsl'',i fr.a,s
Private Residences Govrrumet Qlsu ase an Aaru 'rspls
sales asd carr general Auction business In e, ad eoH- nrLo
t.te al Of property al P1'Ae SAFE ouee No. r1'
IT., n u. Roofs D.
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sjOgsts au0 fams @lantrO.
NVANTFD-A small PLACE. from to 10
,c,. with GOOD buildings Of tie convenient
10 depot 30 fancy price place address, With PARTICULAR T.
PRIOR Box 5O7, Post Ofce, New.iork.
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