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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26
ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, January 25.-The loss by
fire of the steamers connected with the
trade of st. Louis during the past year
is estimated at $3.50, 900: by sinking,
$500, 900; by other accidents, $3.50, 900
by accidents to bsrges, Sl00,000 Total,
81, 100000. The above losses include
damages to csrgoes
The prize fight between Siddons and
Lafferty took place this afternoon on
CAROLS Islands, short distance below
Quarantine. Siddons won the fight in
nineteen rounds. Lsfferty was much
cut up Siddons wants to fight any man
in the West at one hundred and twenty
pounds, for $1,000.
After the above mill Cary and Gal
lagher entered the ring and fought eigh.
teen rounds, when Cary threw up the
sponge.
Tom Allen and Patsey Curtin seconded
Siddons, and Jack Looney aud Tom
Kelly acted for Lafferty. Only about
two hundred persons Witnessed the fight.
L. N. Resves, the National Capitol
mover, left for Washington to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26
BY THLEGR Il
mIDNIanT DIsPAToHEs.
NEW ORLRANs.

New OsLRAss, January 25.--Ia the
Legislature last eight at midnight, the
Chattanooga Railroad bill passed the
| House after q session Of nearly twelve
hours of confusion and disorder.
The Bulletin says II is doubtful if a
more confused, excited aud disordery
L legislature has ever been seea on this
continent or anywhere else.
At one stage Of the proceedings Mr.
Lowell distinctly charged that there were
members voting for the bill who had
been paid to vote for il. The charge
brought around him a crowd of excited
members. and to picture the scene Of dis
order at the moment would be simply i'm
possible. A score were addressing the
chair and addressing Mr.. Lowell at the
same moment, gesticulating in Q me
naciug way, aud one who raised his
voice above the rest, signiiied that LOW
ell was paid in the interest of Charles
Morgan.
To-day Mr.. Wiliz asked leave to re.
cord his vote against the Chattanooga
railroad bill---a bill which he did not hes
itate to pronounce as the most outrage
Gus and villainous that was ever enacted
by any deiberatiye assembly.
The citizens are holding meeting
this evening for the purpose Of concert
ing measures to check the ruin and abuse
of the credit of the State, by the passage
through the Legislature OF unconstitu-
tional measures, and in the extravsgant
use of the money and credit of Louisi-
ana.
The Government schooner Vsrins,
which sunk last week, has been raised.
Joseph Murphy, a sailor, fell from the
rigging of the Brtish ship Assam Val
ley, and was instantly killed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, January % Considerable
stir was caused by the arrival at one p. IN.
to-day of the excuysion train containing
business men from Cincinnati and Louis
vile. The excursionists, about seventy.
five in number, we're conveyed to the
Maxwell House, where they were pri.
vately entertained. They spoke 10
highly complimentary terms Of their trip
from Louisville, and the cordial greeting
received here. They were Joined by a
delegation from Nashville, snd left at GAO
p IN. on their journey to Savannah, with
the good wishes of hundreds Of specta-
tors, who cheered them as they departed.
The House to-day passed on its fnsl
reading the Senate bill to make the peni-
Tertiary self-sus,sining. The bill pro-
vides for the Ohio system OF manage
mcnt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26
ANNoUNcEM ENTs.

CLERK OF CRIMINAL COURT.
M MEALS Is A. CANDIDATE FOR TIL Z
NJ office of Clerk of the Criminal Court,
lutject to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention of tho 9th instant
7 AN A CANDIDATE FOR CLERK OF
L the Criminal Court Of Shelby county, sub
ject to the Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26

A Western paper having got itself
into trouble By publishing names in its
police court reports, hiss resolved 10
adopt something like The following style
Of conveying that species Of intelligence:
Two gentlemen, who don't want their
names published, appeared before the
Mayor on q charge Of having done some
thing which We are not Ct liberty 10 state,
and i would be cruel 10 state what vas
done With them. as they are business
men"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Colonel Hugh d. Greer as can
didate for the Office of County Court Clerk,
subject to the Democratic Convention. to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26

EDITORS LEDGER: PLEASE AN.
IL nounce me as a candidate for the Office o.
Clerk of First Circuit Court, subject to the ap-
prevail of County Convention.
BIT. REAVES.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26

CLERK OF THIRD CIRCUIT COURT.
EDIT0R LEDGER: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
IL me az a candidate for Clerk of Third Tor
Bartlett) Circuit Court. subject to a nominal
CHAs. W. JOHNSTON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.


MISSISSIPPI AND TEsEEssxE tILhoAD,
Now Orleans mail daily. SSS pm. l 3:SS N; m
Er ra1SSt' Except Sunday 2:S5 pm, 4;55 Am
Mail train makes direct connection ior Nc"
Orleans and all points South. .,,1. g.,
Express train makes direct eosne9uou ~
COsesvile. Water vaM,Ie eb o ~ Srenada 0 on
Mississippi Central railroad. A.,
Ticket Office. 2S7k Main street, and ut the
depot. 0mnibusos viii call for passengers ana
CD eek baggage IN any part Oh Tie CITY oy ios'-
ms ora'f' a a. IS s. tiVERMoEE. Cen. supt>
MEMPHIS AND cEARLHsroN RAILsoAD.
rhrourh mail, daily......-....l20l Pm. $3.50 r.N'
Though express, daiiytdoes
not arrivoSunday or leave =. ,,.,o
Saturday. ......... l0yn f.r. i;oo Pm.
Junction Accommodation S:So IN an. s,15 NJ.
save Sunday o;oV P'h' o'io A'A'
Somerville Accommodation. A..o
Saiirosd time ffieen minutes faster than
o't of s,ls Nc. sys Maiq street. and At Depot
A. A. BARNES. u. 7. A.
BARNEY HUGHES, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS md hoursv1LLE RAILROAD.
nav rrures s......~.........-11:25P pm. 4:0Q'A.k.
Niebt SS.;on S a.Is AZ 5:oo
Tictct of;sa, No. 2s7S Main street. De-
pot neaa u ''S''' 5. B. JONES. sup't
SELL HOW ELL, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE RocK RAILROAD
oo,,,o Wasr- I,eavs Hcpefeld at 800 ar.
arrive at L'Anguillo at lz:oo IN. ,a,o
I arrive * uoposeld at $50 pm. .s
TEAMS leave daily: FerrySOa' itSyG ;me ,o0'
Union ausO' . B. 81 b. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26

Arrival and Departure Of the Maila from
the Memphis Fostoffce-ksw Arrange
men'' posrorYIoB. MENrars. TEss.l
March s, 1859.
Arr Clos'g.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26
MI e DIcAL.
DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies

Use these only, and save time, health and
money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease,
in any stoge. which they fail to cure.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Bslsam, No. /, cures
~ ulcers. liberated sore throat and mouth,
sore eyes. cutaneous eruptions, copper colored
blotches. soreness of the scalp scrofula. etc; it
is the greatest renovator, Alternative and blood
purifier known, removes all mercury from tho
system. ard leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No 2. cures
~ mercurial affections, rheumatism in all its
forms, and gives imr ediate relief in all cases,
Price, OF either NO. or No. 2, S. per bottle,
or two bolt es for SO.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Antidete, rapid
IL and yadical rure for all urinary derange-
ments. Price, 80 per bottle. III
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Elixir D'Amour, q
~ radical cure for nervous or general debility,
in old or young: .imparting energy with won
derful effect. Price. IS PER bottle, or two for 49,
On receipt Of price these remedies will be
to all correspondents. None genuine without
the name of g DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies,
ID. p. Richards, Sole Proprietor. blown in glass
Of bottles. Address DR.. D 3. RICHARDS,
No. 228 Varick at. New York. [49-11-48
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-26
Medical Notice.

nR. q. g. CADE, LATE VISITING
~ physician Of the Charity Hospital. New
Orleans, La. and for the last three years sur
geon Of the o. S. Post Hospital at jackson,
Miss, respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Memphis and vicinity,
in cases of every char acter. Special attention
given to all diseases peculiar TO females also,
venereal, syphilis, tumors. aud all chronic dis
eases.
i5-iO-14 No. III Real street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIvERPOOI-In steamship France JnlY 10 hhhu W
Nj. strcIlan NJ T. r. Homer e en an. pi
Homer Nh and children hI aei h
NJ and Mrs MacJuTkn, Mr.. and hr u WINE p 80 NJ
"a Mr. T. D. PoI child, Mr. and MIS- ~
% M,nton MIA e. Brady and child, Mis- N 60 80
u n Pbeap Mis- T. Owen Miss NJ A. Owen Miss L. GuipAl
800, Csni Kefh, l. A. Mansee John llerharih r. H.
DxooI j. Ackerley. II Donhel W Sheppard, w e.
p.h,sr n Tbomp.on NJ Gabgan q. NJ Bowie H. n9aAn
Wnrnlv J. H. IaBsu 7. Bonsall the Rev L. van Ne1f ''
A n DRAFT " Verge, j !" Quinn 49,. ,,,. I,,, al P.sel
q Tb.SsI i Mnot j. smons C. g Hutehins G. h1hAIason
ni.ts II M Robinson H. Gilbert Mr.. si,h
H. q Satrher Col and wife WooI Miss lr9t' M" .,
M zealand J. w Terry, Capt n A. Chester q oioge VI ~
nj dansbtaT a. W. KEni j. NJ. DrASiey, ofAs" Witt
.S s Mr. p Geeory and two ehh5sn s. Coi5 %AS q
w i;,gtop r. RchAns j. H. Penne Miss n1 nI ~ n
uifsms col Ritter wife :. A. Nelson L. A. h.l,ou
In n Ro-s Mn T. GaIhott Mrs Cunningham, mn NJ
ha' o. tI,rn n Iurnehan r. Bak hrs - ~ ~
shu W. W n Rolosop W r. Stokes and wife, mFs NJ reh
Nh ~. Blaek Miss NJ Bailey PorI and MIC ~ Itb.
..s, vic and child ApAms Gardner ana WIG W. -
NJ Jacohs Eewhouse L. b. Dool'te sA. Inl, lg-P Hart
a Rsnss q y Morse NJ. Doans, W Curtis we ana n NJ
20 20 a ID NJ Fosroy Mrs T. L. Moht Mn bgt sha n NJ
~, NJ. Remington. A. Whitney and vie >. a.. n
~ ~ r Sbeupari NJ. Casey VArnaIn r. rI nv Ioel j
ns. ~ Johss Mis- Ellis, W. Whit oinlf, !" ~ A Coot
ni a. steSsr a. w. Warren, VIM r. hissn Ms R,t.r
% T.,S xSr and children, L. Lentt A. Ahbo ~, Nj. j.
= 81 -, M Ross r. Strange, N. Brown H. hoo H.
wiz ana seryAh, Goa ~ stfslendo1 j. r. Buloct MIS- .
pi "a stJ i X Motion Nm French children ana M,
VpnH NFWBERN-In steamship Ellen len, y5g a.. T. NJ
NJ To-. md emil Miss T. NJ. Jones Mis- h. a'ss sS, Mr.,
~ Son n w r. Palmer ArA r. w. Robbins .na ehe., w
E, ~, MIS- r. Morns Mia A. Baker, j. H. o'eASA "
C.1eater j HeadersoI. A. n. hAsoa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
THE FAT BOILERS AT USIoNPoRT.

For several weeks past the residents OF the
ower part Of Westchester County have been compelled
10 come under the influence Of the most pestilential
yapors arising from the fat-boling establishment OF
Richard StOker located the low ground OF Umonp0r
Neck Weschester and CenTevie, the OdOr has been 80
offensive and nauseatng that families have found l..
necessary % shut themselves up IN their houses 10 pre-
vent oathsOme sickness The establishment Is chiefly
used for boiling fat which, IL is said Is taken In loads
from this city in putTid state and subsequently sold 10
the soap manufacturers The inhabitants OF the lnfectec
district resolved that the nuisance SHAH he broken up
though much opposition il anticipated. DR.. Ellis, VINO
for more than 20 years has guarded the health OF the
people Of this section Of Weschester County and others
have affixed their names TO paper stating that the gases
uncomfortable and poisonous, in order % obtain bll
indictment against the offender who il 10 be taken be-
fore the Grand Jury at White Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
DECISION IN THE ROSE WILL CASE.

The Rose will case, which has excited so
much attention in Newark and other places where
friends Of the contestants reside brought to close
yesterday, In the Orphans Court at Newark, before
Judge Fcsc Several years the lady whose VIII was
contested married John n. Rose OF Newark. He was
poor man, and not Industrious, while she woman
OF means, and energetic business pc rsOn. AZ time
wore the husband Is said 10 have become more ind0
lent falling 10 provide himself and wife, and forming
habts which not conducive 10 happiness IN the
FAMILY After living in this way for while they sepa-
rated Mrs Rose giving 10 her husband certain amount
OF money, and keeping the remainder for herself The
TpatauOn and settlement at the time mutually
agreed TO- III the Of time Mrs Rose died. Some
sd she died OF broken heart, others that death came
~ nef own hand, while still others claimed that her
ueath was natural After her death Il ascerained
tnat sue had left w and had divided the part OF the
PIOPtfy kept by her AT the time Of the separation
alOhg several persOns giving most, however, 20 her
PaIehs This Will her husband has since been try
nf 70 break and yesterday Judge Fese gave elapo
stc QliOn setting aside the Will, the ground that
aIfea woman has no legal right 70 dispose OF her prop
Srp without consent Of her husband. The discussion
nas teSteu quite an excitement among the friends ana
hyPahHr OF both persons. One who viii be deprived
plOy Of Mrs. Rose. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP NETWORK ...........................Jull

PORT OP NBW-YORk. .'s.'''s'Juy ~
CLEARED.
Steamshps-Coorado Williams Lyepco Bristol WAsce fha-
delpa Ceopars Phillips Savannah; Niagara Bateman, Rchmod
W. C. Penepont Shroshirr Philadelphia Fsn Freeman Phade'
phil Tsoony Nichols Philadelphia Neptune Baker Boston,
Bafls-Gase Freeman Anderson Roterami Ea Peterson,
Brg-Aboe CT ford Clifford Cronsa; Adamo I.ddsIt Trieste
ahfor George Kingston JAM Calypso scOto Genoa Curaeoa
schns2virginis P,nton Kits s Smith yaekon'ilei Vol
unteer BuTges, Windsor ~ T. America, lngraham, BOSOM
ARRIVED.
Steamship France Grogan Liverpool July and Queenstown July
mise and pass
Steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston mdse. and pass
u Chapin. Newben, ". G., naval
Steamship Cid Eckerson, Wilmington, n e., naval stores
Steamship San Salvador Nckerson Savannah mdse and
Brg Emma Dean Atkinson. Curacao u DAYS. mdse
Brig Emma Ives Branscomb Cow Bay G. B. 20 days coal.
SchT Commerce. Evans, BaraoOa 3 DAYS. nut
Schr Clara jane McAlet Musquash, n u, 9days iumher
SehT G. Il. MaoombT Higgins, Para 20 days rubber, &C.
sCnOoNEo-RivKR AND CoA-rwlsK
Memento Albany. Trimmer, Albany.
Empire Rondout Lucy u, hondouI
MEMORANDA.
The eight Frhohmen who picked up at sea AMI carried 10 boston
by bound
hase Peabuo bark Felix which vessel sprung aeak and
abandoned.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BREMEN July 9-The steamship Union Of the North German Lloyd,
port will leave for Now YORK unti further
ders She was advertised to sail on the 10th. , ~
QUEENSTOWN July 9-Ihe steamships Aeppo and the Cy Of
pool O'Clock the morning AMI the latter at o'clock
IN the evening =. r.
SOUTHAMPTON july 9-The steamship Main from NewYork for
Bremen arrive safely ii O'Clock this iOrenOan.
PLYMOUTH Eng Juy 9fhe steamship Newiot OF the North
srnve safely NJ q o'clock THIS morning
whether she will attempt reach Bremen
HAMBURG JAY l9The steamship Almania, rom Newiork VIA
Plymouth, arrived here yesterday afternoon.
The Cimbna lef Ilavre Saturday for New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
COURT CALRNDARs-THr DAY.
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS

WEDNESDAY, July 20
Mill Cor Fnrore via Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
Coro from Pier r. close at the PotOfhee at s:C m
Nail for paid Letters only nad up al flef NO
closes at II O'Clock a. - -, -,
Mill o., Prrone via Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
nis Cuparl Dock jersey City close at the Post once ~ n
A Supplementary Mail, for PAD eueN oh9 H~i' ny VI wv
City aud closed At II ~ q. III. t,-..1h,r, 600,
German States via Bremen per sfa
Tnl oboken the Post Once at IL m NO Supp'eno"
Mail. Steamship sails Mt ,. -,-.,t. tn,
Uavau nd Indies steamship
pier No ~ r. at Steamship sails al p m -, -
and the South Pacific aud ten'fa
icsb Ports rer steamship Arizona from fef ~" " ~ H. u "
tAe Post OIce at l0s a m. Steamship sah si IL !"
'"' '' FRIDAY. JULT r. go, o..
Mail, for Honolulu Australia and ReTLeaSDd WI nt sh, n
, On he ION of each All Mail matter mas e
letter. 10 cents per papen cents each y yt
all matter via San ffahcsc" anu ma" ~ Nv. "
about lst u % OF each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
SUPERIOR COURT-CH,MprRs.

Before Judqe rbOm-RObert Murphy agt.
Ellen Murphy-A motion was made yesterday the
part OF the wife In the above open default which
was taken against her action for divorce the
ground of adultery II appears from the adayits that
the defendant arrested the 1st day of June for
drum ktnness and sentenced to months imprisonment
Counsel for defendant claims that after her inear
ceraOn husband took advantage OF her hepeSsness
TO institute proceedings divorce the ground stated
above alleging that his wife had committed the crime in
LcOnard-st. with James Sullivan In May last After
her arrest being unable to answer her default
was taken and Judgment of divorce granted against
her Counsel asked order of reference In order
that the case might be heard before referee after the
wife had been released she desired to defend her suit
Judge Barbour ordered the proceedings TO be set down
for the 18th OF October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBKRs.

BctOre Judge Bdrndrd.-THe PeOpIe on We
relation Of James Broom agt The N; T. and Harlem r.
r. CO.-The that has been waged between the resi-
dents OF Paravc. and the Harlem H. H. Co, TO prevent
the uncOverng Of the railroad tunnel from
10 FOrty-secOnd. sts thus destroying the little parks
which built directly it, came up yesterday on
motion for an injunction restraining the Company from
doing Judge Barnard granted the Injunction asked
for.
Decisions - BY Judge Brady. - Lee agt Clark
Motion denied. Schuyler agt. Lilly-MoiiOn granted.
Perrin agt FOstcr.-MotiOn granted. Central Savings
Bank agt. Gargan-Motion granted. lie Baron agt
weeks.-Motion granted Lloyd agt. Elsasse-Motion
granted by default. Ceary agt. JOyce.-Moon granted
by default Thrdave. Savings Bank agt. POtter-Judg
ment granted. stuyvesant Bank agt. McMurny-Re
settlement Of order is denied. The same agt. Bright
Motion granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Before Judge BLatchford.-In the United
States District Court yesterday after the cal Of the cal
endaT, Judge BlatcbfOTd discharged the Grand Jury
until the nth inst. u. s. iAttOrney PerrepOut
announced that the Hon Noah Davis would the
oee OF DistrictAttOrney for this District to-day and
then moved that nOIte prOsegai be ia the
Of Jannee Stanbdge, indicted for destroying letter in
he Post Oee, the ground that he was mentally de
ranged al time of the commission Of the crime a0ils
EyOseQai wac also entered IN wherein three men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
SUPREME CoURT-CRcrIr-KSGs COUNTY.


VIM. r. TTcc agt Robt. II. Libby.-Plaintif in
this case ieweer in Brooklyn, and defendant halls
from New-JeTsey The allegations Of the plaintiff set
forth that on the eth of june 1862 defendant owned
bav horse which he delivered TO VIM. Grinnel, who was
to sell it, Two weeks afteTward Grnnell offered TO sell
the horse TO plaintiff and warranted that IL free
from the fault known striking his knees. In the
event OF the horse proving to have the fault, he
agreed to take it back, and refund the money Re
lying upon these statements plaintiff paid Mr. GTlnnel
81 800 for the horse and with il he received written
agreement containing the above ntOned provisions
The agreement was signed by GTinne account OF r.
H. Libby After trying the horse, plaintiff ascertaned
that not free from the fault complaint known as
striking his knees " he went 10 Mr.. Libby and asked
him take the horse back again. and at the same time
refund the Mr. Libby refused to do so, and hence
this action brought to recover that amount to-
gether with the interest from July d. 1862 aud the costs
the suit The answer of the defendant was general
denial .
The jury found verdict for plaintiff for the full
amount claimed.
Bryan Pagan agt. george Rnapp.-This action was
brought TO recover 49, the price plaintiff states defendant
agreed TO give him for moving house at Woodhaven IN
Queens County, in the Spring of 1868 The defendant ad
united that the house moved by plaintiff but that
the price was to $3.50 and that the work was to be done
in careful and workmanke manner. In consequence,
however. of the careless manner in which 1t was DONE
defendant alleged that he has since been unable 10 Oc
cupy the house which was damaged to the amount OF
500, and that set up counter cialln Inc
jury found verdict Of 800 for plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

Before Commissioner ShieidS.-COunterJe'f
animation Inv the Commissioner on charge preferred
by Phillip Wagner OF passing 81 counterfeit National
Bank bill on him the 18th inst. warrant was also
issued for the arrest OF Francis Miller the affidavit Of
Bridget McNulty, who charges him with passing "a
counterfeit on her on the day Held for eXanna
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20

we're charged with procuring false returns on imported
coffee The accused also sued for the difference
between the actual and the returned weight and this
suit was discontinued upon payment OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
Gountrp Real estate for Sale.

SELECTION of ORANGE COUNT
N FARMS the Ere Railway Tire hne.i 10 me SAe ~ 20 ~
res j. sAA
COUNTRY SEAT on the Delaware, at Bur
SungtOn j. for sALE or BxCHASGE 80 acres "a h h 9 i
m Of and other fruit all in bearing go e3lse ~ %
rooms shade river cunning and ashins com
ls from postofce; price $1,000 half mossgr Also COM
p'e 10 ~'' 'N' ' 10y T. NORRIS, Burlington.
NOR SALE.-A valuable MILL properly Tor
SALE eheap The veknosn NIL property OF r. b NICHOLS es
tnel on Mil River Southport Conn, doing Arse ADu
business Said mill contains the following iii. ons M
sBg stream water stones two W smut m one W
~ do, elevator &c &c inee n
y az vessels port direct tne NH "see m
csrgos raised By waterpose to their Posen NM
80 tor ten Thousand (0dO bushels OF gran WIN
e S1be house well Of water barn stables sheds
and everything pertaining TO hreiass ni ~
81 -. and good marietta Fine chance TO entsprsng party 70
Satisfactory reasons given LOT " ~ -
NICHOLS, or j. WPARRoII Ice 0eA''' "'"@''~ ''Nf'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, July 10. 1870

NETWORK. Tuesday, July 49, 1870.
The greater number of real estate dealers have
gone TO rural retreats and consequence business
just now Is not very heavy Buyers Of building SITES
however are enough yet in this neighborhood
attended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-20
auttiou Sales Of Real estate.

A JTCTION SALE OF go BUILDING LOTS
n and VILLA SITES .Hs 2.. instant, a. ~ esOes
T. LANCASTER UEDBRHIL, Aucuonser Terms liberal ihess
& are within Eve minute, s o. sns 40 M
Ar, graded and blocks feBeei ans s'e No"S
a ~. returning, leave at i:39 snd asY p N.
----------- 4 Joassos, IT,, AaeuoEs.r
nyJO NSON g. MI l. l. ER,
X AUCTIOERBRs AND
~ DIAL RsTATK BROKERS,
go % SIuiUsr. ooH ClpAnsr, fzv.ronE =,
a. 90. Ios County sean asd Psrms eoafh sold
rsa'sa' eAs.~t'~ WEDNESDAY. July 10,
Of the premises, ct
WOODBRIDGE, n. j.,
cRRlT PBRBMPfOHf SALE OF
10 SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS,
I'D, L., house cottage and outbohingt
ossu ,.t,d AZ Woodbridge n j. adjoining the Village OF Carl
& ~ 80, oSP KOHBBRTZ esq before leaving for Europe
~ Soe the following easy terms On the vacant o - per
" mortgage for OF 10 years
&c ~, taisss 10 pei for the sane time Phnd abstracts to
% W a. a. sh.rge special from the foot Of Chambers
m on dsy Of Pre- collation. 90 the arryai Of
d. train. MAJ and free R.s',s spgY 70 Sohss9s
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