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New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY FAIR.

Westchester County holds its 2Gth annual
Agricultural and Horticultural Fair in the little town oil
Greenbrgh, from the 18th 10 the nth Of the present
month Greenburgh the road from White Plains 10
IaytOwn mile from the White Plains railroad sta
The grounds OF the Society have been greatly EN-
beshed since the last meeting. and new h0raI ha AT
expense Of nearly 5000 has been erected As usual
with agricultural fairs the exhibition Of horses VIII be
extensive scale. The following arc the premiums
Tor the best animals OF their class Thoroughbred stah,
go roadster stallion $50 geldng mare, S26 span, s5c
matched 4yearod colts SIS, and for ], 2 D. ana 4yeaf
old colts, SO each; with fOa $20. For DfhhghI
HorSes-StaliOn. $50 geldng or mare, 70 span M ol
draugbt or farm horse go with fOal SO f0f the
l,est donkey SIS; mule SiO The exhibition OF cattle
expected be unusually fine. Appended are few OF
the premiums the best ~ each variety Bull years
old silver cup OF t2o; bull, years old $40; bull,
year old IS COW, silver cup on SIS; heifer, years
old SO hcier and years old, s. each hefer and
bnl caH s. each The full pedigree authentic infOr
nation HIl be required of all short horns, DevOns Ayr
Ehires Attorneys, and Jerseys. The following are the
pIenuss for tic best specimen Of each variety: Bull,
a silver cup or <25 COW, t5; heliers, l. q and years
old and $40 each beifer and bull calves, s. each
Workipg oxen and steers-FOr the best yoke of the
sormcr q silver cup or so will be awarded. and the
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
CRIMINAL.

Charles Byrne of No. 636 East Fourteenth
st. complained 10 Justice Ledwith ut the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday that John Conroy had shot him
III the breast. The prisoner was committed, IN default
OF sl,bO0 bail, TO answer at the General SESSIONS
AdOph Faber, residing at No. 3o Canalst complained
that his father, August Faber had fired revolver at
him. The prisoner committed in default OF 5000
ball.
Elizabeth Devlin was committed by Justice
Hogan at the Tombs Police Court charged with robbng
her employer, Miss Mary Finn Of No East Broadway
OF pocket book containing $500. Patrick MeCarty
bartender OF No. Amity place. was held on charge OF
stabbiDg Edward Muvihill OF No 80 Prineest Joseph
Henroque Tuesday night entered Louis wilson's
room at No 100 Readest. and stole pocket-Dook con
tanning SO. He arrested when leaving the mousse
and was committed i'm default OF 1000 bail James Me-
Williams residing at No. 10 Washingt0n-st, carry on
Tuesday morning met Peter Maard Of Brooklyn In war
ren-st Engaging him in conversation Williams seized
his watch, but caught by Mallafd IN an instant
Williams was fully committed.
On Monday afternoon, John Harry, native
OF Germany, called the residence Of Philip Meek, NO
"a Greenest and purchased lager beer saloon, giving
In payment check purportng to be draft on the Ger
mania Bank for $2l5. The saloon was put III Harrys
possession but the following day the check was dls
covered ~ be worthless, and he was arrested Harry
was brought before Justice shandey at the Jefferson
Market Police Court and held for trial at the Court OF
General Sessions John Stephens, butcher, was com.
mitted for trial charge Of stealing sl2 worth OF
clothing the property OF Bernard NJ Duke NO to9 sixth
Patrick FTawley, 49, was detected attempting
TO carry away quantity OF lead valued at $780, from No
20l East Forty-sixthst., Tuesday evening He was
held In default Of 81 900 bail to answer at the Special
Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
KryGs.couSrY SUPREME COURT.

Julius j. iSdltery agt James {. JeweH.-Ihis
case came before the Court yesterday, ON motion TO
yacate an order OF arrest In October 1862 Jewet EN-
Moved saery obtain from the Austrian Consul certain
pa1ers Documents and information and agreed that he
wonla pay him for his services In the stock OF the
Mediterranean and 0rientiai Steam Navigation
CoIopany sa.iery performed the services about
which he was employed, and delivered In due
time to Jewett so shares OF the stock OF
the Mediterranean and Oriental Steam Navigation Com
many or what purported TO be suchavng expended IN
obtaining the shares about $500 His services he
10 he worth 1900. As compensation he received from
Jewet certain certificates of ndebedness OF the NJ u
q n Co. which prove to be worthless u6 signature OF
The President Hiram Walbridge being forgery and the
Company refusing TO recognize them as valid hhlHf
then brought suit against Jewet alleging deceit ana
fraud In the contract for his services and In this SUIT lie
obtained an order Of arrest Decision reserved
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0ountrp Real estate for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE for those having Daugh-
N ter, TO Edueate-POR sALB-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
FARM situate C2 sOd half mikes from the H. R. r. de-
90, q. adjoining the grounds and dght Of vs Col
ee The contains about IS under fne cultivation well
adapted to extensive gardening dairy popose There and
farm double with basement containing
sabng cattle With feed and vegetable cellar ihe
tansy built IA bsd bath
and os There arc two STEERING esiern and .s tne ns
In gsrlcn On lava teAatful bshpond fed By unfsaf
springs which furnishes the puest Ice for the oeho There go
variety Of grapes kpps and other fruits Tie a.e ,e.s
tne old elns maps choice variety OF nosens
and kns varieties Of magnolia There osr,ge noa
with stables FOR 6) for eosohmss and anI
ache The residence with IS will be s sepAate,
Tsr%s re; App On hs Pr.sIs. 3, Ss ''s
'o"' BILL : w. w. . -" ~ 5oSgPH c: DouGnfL
A GOOD FARM for SALE. address oid-
"A VIE RICE NV Bhopseh. Pers Coab'' Ss''
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
RAuROAD SIGNALS.

A recent invention, which has been favor
ably spoken of by railroad men, seems to add consider
ably to certainty facility, and economy in signaling
trains 1t is designated Lantern and Combination
of Railroad Signals and includes both night and day
signals The night signals consist OF sliding glass globes
three in number which Ivy perfectly simple arrange
men are successfully made 10 the flame, so as 10
give the white light, indicating all right; the blue
light, for caution - the red light, TO stop These are
me signals now generally used and three separate Ian
terms are required display them The combination IL
adapted for both in lanterns to he carried III the
hand, and also TO be elevated upon permanent sta1
day signals, according TO the model shown, and as
now in experimental use upon several roads In this
vicinity are white, blue and red boards folding like "a
knifebadc into the staff upon which the lantern Il
placed and readily lifted to horizontal position, as re-
duired by very simple and ingenious device OF pulleys
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


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CLEARED.
ste.mshps-Javs Cook Liverpool Wisconsin Williams LVerPeoi
Her. GsoT g%ss3 Tdles1 wcsp S%p P5spE. hIfS COM
stock Phiaiepha T. G knight JoanfSa, AIaGS' R A. =
SSps-Bsasa Chase Liverpool Excelsior Peneon, Rotterdam
Haze Evans GayesSn; 1 Rerip, Pbniu, Hamburg;
i1,ni U",eton Antwerp Robert Anderson, Melbourne
PMnnie Hsathorn seta; Lone star Kenealy Gibraltar for
beubsr Nckei Caenas FaHne Gordon heRhea Georgetown
Heaion Farrell Acniei John W. Dodge Taylor Port
auSpln, Percy, cose Easp05 Me Dart Johnson SaGs
n comb Dorchserj C. NJ Hesns, Rutland. Mobile A. Miner
Miner, Providence. -
Iay Grace Liverpool Aug &C. and Queenstown Aug sh
smshu Iyee Rousseau Hsvre Aug 2' via Bs 9th nd'e
'ns Steamship re Partridge St Domingo City Aug 2 s'man s'A
'hs s,bp Moro Castle Adams Havana md,e snd pa's
s,samship Glauous waiien, Bosom, mdse and pass
S,s,T,R STA W,,pses pns0 c"ton siae ~ g. day.. 'pns
Bns P,.1 ISpi Tayin, Tay fUelsSars day.. nO
scsr sh Wm % iIsh Burns Jacksonville l2 days timber
'' " ,cnoos ERs-kyER AND coAsrwisE
,.;n'. r. :, n.1 RoDSoat Terapn, Rondont
ELsiet' pciLa ntI. u,asorj Helen A. Hoy, New Haven
SaLa a. xa,S pe'e ~. iis,sp M z. IloIie, Nantucket
Pre- Wind, Sss SIiiI,yeo q W. Cammins. Providence.
sh'.t uP.sR p,oxileucr yernilion, Providence
Loon k1. s,.MsYr' s,.n,aNf seaport PTo,dence;
hiIabsth rIr Tr,,asssS s,sT,r, seneca, EIahsthport
W j. CsrI EllabethPor X -, ; p,s pesn, ES.hsphnor
Jrrns"n hnIs pI,aiI,hnar j. Brown EnrabethpOr.
~ ~ ''''' DOMESTIC PORTS.
pox Sent 7Arved steamship kensnstOn' from s'ann'hi
h,,s Cosmo, from Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
p.v.,, Sent T-Arvei, brig Havsn, from Me- loH w., Co.
LosDos, Sept The as1I .Is1M'sp .p,,, ,''D'D' "'"
fss .is,@.hp City w.hnf,On from ss'f0i o' Liverpool
arrived at QaeenstOrn at O'Clock ths morning
roxnox Sent THE barb Matilda octa iof oueoee mas euno
"a ij,rrpooi With mssts and hsghs damaged
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
SUPERIOR CoURT-spEcrAL TERN.

BeJOfe JuUVt MISUNDERSTANDING OHoF.TWu'ud,
admnisirator Of Jacob SchenfrDdn, deceased, ag q.
Haffv and O. Freudenstein-Tbs was a motion made by
he defendants dissolve Injunction granted by Judge
SPENCER restraining the defendants from foreciosng
Assigning transferring the chatte mortgage made Dy
Jacob schenermann 10 the defendans JACOB Schener-
mann Of whom the plaintiff Is the rclct made bargain
with the defendant TO exchange some property owned Dy
him nj Hoboken for wine store at No. 15 East housto
AZ There to be chatte mortgage IN favor o Matty
ON the stock In Houst0Dst The plaintiff claims that hr
time Of the was cheated out OF
portion Of the stock and that the discovery 40 WORKED
on his mind that he hanged himself. Matty now moved
o set aside Injunction the ground that he was the
but the Court held that he represented ana
peared for FreudensteiD, and ordered the injunction W
lar
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
THURSDAY. SKPT. 3.

THURSDAY. SEPT. g.
Mails for Rnrope via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Calsbna Cunard Dock jersey City close the PosOee at II NJ
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made Dock Jersey
CITY. and close, at l:J0 p.
na and the West Indies per steamship Missouri
from Pier No. IN r. close al Steamship sails al M
Mails Bermuda W. L. per steamship SAP Francisco Pier No NJ
X. close a the Post Office at3p m.
SATURDAY. SHPT. 10
Mails for Europe via Queenstown Liverpool steamship C OF
London Pier q ~ r. close at the Po,tOhce at " "
paid letters only made Pier No - ~ H.
and clos AT l:JD o. n Steamship sails At 2 m.
Mexico. Ssl and Vera Cruz steamship
Cts Pier No. II Z. r. cose at the PostOme O'Clock
D N Steamship sails at } p m.
Mails for IIayi per steamship Cy Of Port
sEPr sails rom Empire Stores, Brooklyn.
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CORRECTION.
TO the EDITOR Of The Tribune.

To the EdtfOr or The IFi0uhe
SIR: In noticing the operations of the swln-
dlers at No 70 Nassaut they have been spoken OF as
occupying well Room No. q, lin the build
ing They occupied Room No. !, as sort OF store
ROOM but 1t subsequently rented by Respectable per
sons who have since occupied IT, The thieves are in
Room No. and the lessee of that bnlldng KNOWS wen
that they thieves and that their "buslnesr" Woun
he seriously injured H. the close OF any MONTH he re-
fused allow them TO continue at the place NeveIhe-
less they remain, and then proximity constantly dai-
ages the Legitimate business of those who happen 10
De their neighhors. NiCIIl'
Nfir- York Sept. 5, 1870.
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$4,000 but has gained about the per centage Merf
has 10 bso and has gained nearly 60 cent Middle
town. including Mddlehed, has 5000 and has gained SO
per cent Norwak has gained nearly GO per cent anu
has 1l22 These five cities alone show population
OF more than l25,O00 and gain Of more than so VI
Tolland and Wndham will show increase; there Will
be small gains in Middlesex and New.Londop, and and
greatest gain will probably be in Fairfield County which
lies nearest 10 New York Tho population OF the State IN
1890 46O,OOG IL IL now nearly $4,000.
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theft her own confession she asserting that she gave
the money TO her mother She now saye that che ao-
knowedged the crime under promise from the police
officer that II she did she would get on No return was
made 10 the certordr which the Court intimaed wasir
regular, but delayed final decision until the DistrctAt
torney could be communicated with.
Deetsions-By Judge Daly-Agate ag Lowenbien.-
Injunction prayed for a. TO OF stairway in No. CAT
Broadway granted; other injunction denied Horn agt
solms-P Proceedings dismissed. Renler agt. Bachrom.-
Motion denied
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Before Judge J. f. Ddly.-CdrroH agt. But-
Ter and Sdnger.-The plaintiff moved for an ln)nnc-
lion M ref rain the defendants who propretors OF
livery stable at Nos iss and I9l Mercerst from collect
inc any moneys pending suit, and that receiver DC
appointed. ,,.,.. ~, ,,.,.r,. troyo i'm
prsonment WAS made by Mr weakle, YESTERDAY, IN tne
up Under writ OF Aebeas corpus and esrsorar
The Fri was colnnttsd " the Tonbs On chsrsc oi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

The Tbird sIlh, Tentb fweIiIH 1nty Tst Wards
Of BrookIyn not yet completed also several townships
in the District. ~, .,..,o, ~, prooklvn at
Io 0o and Kings County, 10000 In 1860 the ey ma'
SGSI: county 27eI22 Ia 1855, city, 29ol2; county
3IOs2I. IL.
Sneakipe of the census in Connecticut,
The Springfield Republican says: . IL, a., ,,o ~
we did injustice 70 EewHaven In noting s gam raIr H.
Haven upward Of 5000 inhabitants and hts sh.,hhen
nearly 3 Der cent In 10 years Hartford has less tnsh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
REAL ESTATE.
WORK, Wednesday,

NEw-YoRK Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1870
The advertising columns of THE TRIBUNE
are the best indicators Of business doing In real estate
and buyers and sellers will find them worthy OF careful
reading Twelve thousand dollars worth OF property
was sold nj auction in Willis-st on Monday last
The Board Of Assessors OF Middesex County NJ J' are
In session. and the tax is t0 be higher this year ta
previOusIy except in 1867 The total assessed valuation
OF property be taxed is s24l3c00 and the Slte TAX
this property amounts to $22053 and the COun TAX
Si399i1 making total OF s67 7J The totl taN IoI N0"
brunswick will he Sl5I,67l.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
0ouartuersbip Notires.

DISSOLIJTION OF COPARTNERSHiP.GI ne
IL late srn Of STOUT DIcEIssos .s S pa p@sisses
inst bv the death Of Mr.. Theodore D. e'"A~ 49,
s Tie hn hqallsn9se e,vi,,s G,oe Partner
~ ssITrsIyssos. sTGgIyyss special P.r...r
..,.su,n Y STOUT JOHN b. DICKINSON
pLsTf pcSSsos HOWARD r ,s S,1s 20
Copsrnsrhp undef the en s,s sa.s.s :. No as Bo.ast
trrussct seasrs BANKING sh' S"
m The Cty of Mes. forf
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sIrPREME COURT-CuAMnERs.

Decisions-By Judge lngraham.-Olivell agt.
Hayes.-Moton granted with $40 costs. frankel agt
tion granted ON payment of costs Of notion Third
Avenue Savings Bank at. WheeierOrer OF reference
gronted D0dd q gt INSTRUMENTATION granted. Eli
elish agt Holmes.-MOton granted. LOpers agt King.
-Motiou denied.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
From Blistoi County, Mass, we get these
cities and towns.
Wis tom cnmcs from The Tallahassee lFla.)

This item comes from The Tallahassee Cfla.(
Sentinel: Tbe Marshal finds the city 10 have about
Goa inhabitants. III the northwestern part OF me cty
he reports that the colored people are many OF the IN
mo IN comfortable little houses Of thcr own, ana was
agreeably surprised to find many thus situated one
trestii fact has cropped ont in connection with Tie
roient helief that Tallahassee, well other ppr-
lions of Middle Florida, is particularly unhealthy IN
onnl9on of 600 i'm this city, for the year ending June
tbere have been only Twenty-Five deaths. The p0puIa-
the contv will show an increase of at least 5000
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
nc boston Journal gives the following fig

These figures are from The hartford COnn.)
Conylnf of tIC 25;h West HartfOrd-Popuation, 1883;
deaths 26: farms 202 manufactOTies Is increase oi
UouuIation in ten years, 237. Bloomfield Population,
ti8: deaths IA; farms, 20J; mamfactories, 20 In
cr,asc of population in ten years, u. canaan shows
lpulatin oil laCO-a sl gt loss. North Canaan lG9J-a
n of about the last census The population OF
Nid1Irtowu ia about l2GO. North StOnI gtOn shows
dnution during the last decade Of nearly 900 hart
ford has a population of $3.50, against 29l62 III 1860
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

Captains pnrse Of vessels arriving this port reqesd t.
deliver the New-iok Associated Press ony TO
persons exhibiting the wntien authority Of j. W. hnohon General
AGENT News Journal Of COnm, Tes TRIBUNE
World EIpress Ecesng Post toHlmsTctdt Adtee Sdds
Zeg York Dea0krat should aso be delivered Only TO
thf same UrTsUn
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

Bet0re Commissioner MieidS.-ln the case OF
David Herring charged with having jn his posses sion
900 counterfeit 81 bills the Wcschester County Bank
two witnesses were examined yesterday to prove that
the bills were let at HeTngs house In Onc-hundred
apdDurth-st Eighh-ave., by stranger, ana thht
Herring knew nothing OF their existence. Further e1
animation was adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
Citn Real Gstaie for 9ale.

EOR SALE-Four-stOry, high-stOOp, brown
HOUSE Foyninibt MadsoD-aye Also for
frcsss HOUSES the and
yeT desirable locations Please send call for printed list
ready. .
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
Ueonina Gar6s, Ge.

1T WIN. EYERDELL. SONS, :,i No; I% Ful,
"A ..sH-WsspDs cAsss ~ '"' ''A'"'''" NV
hAsl MAJ
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gonntrp Real gsfdie for Sale.

EOR SALE or Observation-Disclosures Della
the Hone Of the Peach the Garden Of AmeoaA Farm o
i" acre. situated Milford the coad hrge, the State IN
close proximity To brs railroad stations and easy Of d:ber
hs~ors or Philadelphia also by nail and from LeSss se-
ios This farm en oeao and Easily be male farms
en dvd BY highway and neghborhood There
@ Peseh e ntt come into tearing y s:rasbse 10
Of
% otntf u 10 variety On the double
,a.. et hayHg been recently painted inside and cot
menel barn stables two henrery snoehoa,e
maflilehoasei two corn cs Land s1t dyl into srai
mesdoE About 70 acres q Woodland ok asi hekory Ps
slOO le sei terms easy Apply either personally
y Nobhs % broa Thy Metropolitan Lie Insurance Co
Twenyshhsi, Ssv.Yort City.
TOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT known
IL as" HARDWlCkB, Lancaster Pa arikiek. 4. ,,n.t,d
the Coue-tosa River and The PnnfYvana CeBtral
mile from the city q Lancaser and Of n
pee furnished with bot and col
BE- All good order The grounds lad COLLECTION
and shade shTahle &c. az~ ard goc The improve
this plloe have SC0oo0 NH te sod
changed for sales rty property Sewlork Phdeh Apply
particulars ROBERT NORRIS Couineu Hotel Ptadslp
ElARM for SALE.-One of the most desirable
FARMS Duieies County. a miles from Ne~InbaV Depot,
Hudson Rainai aboa 100 bains AMI -ees good
order vineyard of 1909 Delaware rne. leas e APp
the H. sihADLbfi 81 J"hl-sl, N"w fors
FAIRFIELD, C0nn.-FOR SALE or TO LET
Dersbe RESIDENCE IN Fsrieh Com tNo hoas from ses
York. sAML GLOVER
Two OWNERS of WESTERN REAL ESTATE.
Parties having RIAL ESTATE for sale in Illinois love- % Wis
ands that rere attention pidess
nining description, ete. q. ;. ELDREDGB Peru. ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
Matbinerp.

PROPELLER ENGINES FOR SALE; &.
,ssn,ns Ensius tipeh Cylinder By tineh strose
e. Coossnsibs Essue, toiseh CyanSef ~ Snea ssose
S s.sIp,ns Ensins inch Cylinder By SousA strsis
and ss'efsi hs" C. W. COPELAND, 81 Broadway
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miscellaneous.

xxyANTED-By yVANDERBURGH, WELLS& &
w Co-sgCoyDIASD CABINETS, STANDS, CASES CHAsss
and TYPES h Type Press and Pns,iss nse. psec sesss Of
VVANTED-Font BOURGEOIS; also, Cot
w sts ethsf sesA hsst Tps anil PrssssA
vAfQERRrR6H. WELLS Ca. pssshs<. esn0 Nssss~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
ccst ano fonn0.

esEO REWARD-Losto OF stolen in an an. Eighth, nth
III Al u0RAs 4 Co o. No. ?l3i Eshths'e
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
60 t1)hom If man Concern

NOTICE of.ASSIGNMENT.-No is hereby
~ given bt Paterson Fire Engine ami Machine Comrany
Of the Cty Of j. have this day NAE an asgnmen 20 nc
subscriber for the equal benent Of Their eree an A
al respective claims une oh OF ah-
,@n xj,btD ,bs term 81 three montEs BOBERr HAYES.
nataI
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-9 A. n;


e ssss - SO, sun ..... G:2j Moon sets. i:OJ
' THIS DAY.
sl % Cows Isanl.... 7:l6 Hen Gate 800
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
Roaro ano Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE having no chill
N dren dre BOARD spyae family where h,r ,fe 20 oht
bsrlers Newlor Brooklyn. Terms 80 to SZ9i " % 9Nh
room desired Address j. H. TlBNASS ltS ChanbefsI' hsN'
York
WEST THIRTIETH-ST ST. near Fifth-aye.-A
w SECOND FLOOR handsomely furnished IN pnYat ,a
be secured with private table highest references gnn @ "
qre Appb Office 81 West Tbiryse 49, near bIoad"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

COURT CAbENDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPRKsk COuRr-CHLsBERs.
6. Fitch Can ll9 CLARK sgt Patterson.
ll2. Burnett " ems
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE {

"a MONDAY sept u, at O'Clock p
200 LOTS,
high healthy and magnificent; choicest property In
RUTHERFCRD PARK N. J.,
Bne Railway and Delaware LzebA
Western Railway Elegant Improvements churches hoo,
rapidly Improving suburb Is virtually oetWa %
city, being minutes from foot Of Chambes Bade capital
seeking residence convenient 20 business in favor or
Light taIs low t Communication and invited TO
get tickets and circulars Er the Ere Railway Il oeok pre-
esely Of JOHNSON MILLER Aacl"lefrs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
autiion Sales of Real gsiais.

In the Mater OF A. 7. A. Bankmpt.-In the Dis
met Court Of the United States for the wesera District OF PnEsy
A SSIGNEE's SALE.-The subscriber will
"A Offer public sale TUESDAY the 10th day September
d. 1910 u O'Clock Exchange III BfosgA City
Of NewYork By BLEE6 KER son Co.. Auedorrs ihe o.
ing described PROPERTY being part Of the real o A. T. T. A.
Bankap;s SIX lots Of ground humtere
the south side Of One hundred nnenth street s
A an Harlem al lot.
feet front l9 and extend back bn
and been heretofore nd used mmhef
which said lots gronni neumh With and "a be sold
the lien OF efof To the etrtor
Peter Randall deceast about ye thousand d0ar and
which recore ei In The oler thereof 70 william H. Price
three thousand dollars theatou ~heh SAID
mentioned recorded The said lots viii be snd
together deem advantageous 10 the estate
of Banknp upon liberal terms, be made known tie
time and place Of sale.
The above property sale unir ami 10 Of
Of the Distinct Court OF The United states ior TIE Nh
District Of Pennsyyana and the sale viii b. made sub ect 10 ne s
prov thereof b the aid Court orc m or s Court
Po further information concerning said property nln oi T.
DEMARESr, ontbe prrnis~s A. A. MlNEGARlhEk
nf A IL 4 A Demarest Bankrnpts.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
BrookIpn Real Gsiate for 6als.

EOR SALE-The 3-stOry, high-stOOp HOUSE,
No 28 Prsdentst opposite Carroll Park BROOKLYN beautiful
location derabe IN all respects Price $3.50 r. KELLOGG,
No. Broalway, n. Y, or % Second-plaee Brooklyn.