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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
A We NDRE &.
Appurri Il iartrr lie mn de came

Jai r,onnem d'"fr,ir aux habiian,s de ce,,c
parol>se ct dies par",>-es v"islnrS mon
AppmtH Il ctrih.r lie rim dc came.
&c, APPAREL 4 .az >nlfn,enx, pa'en'e, comm
de beanc"np Ell rmpioye Avec 10 pins grand
success, lonclionne dans Ia perfection. |, ne
laral,ge pas ic viz de came dams son par.
conrs, ]n'occupc uu'un espace de 90 poices
cares. refoule lie gaz dams ; pieds e, 8 pieds
de profondenr, ~rctroidit autant quill est neces.
sai,e lie gaz pour alder i la condensation.
Get apparel EN- bois e, Ell plomb oiIre les
gatanlies vonlne> de dnr6e'
Le prix eS, Ne $3.50, sill est fonrni par moi
81 habiiani le tab,iqne lni-meme, j. reserve
500 CONNIE Lroil Dc pa,en,e ct privilege
d 'lnventenr.
Dans me %sncrcrie on il y a nm movement
de rompe e,abli, fappareil pen, e,re place ct
ionc,ionner dams nne deml ieur..
l.'habi,ant gui ne serait point ~sa'i'fait de
l'etlicaci'e de mon Apparel pourrait IL rem
voyer sans crainle Q, sans payer.
CONNIE ]e lie puis snffirc aux nombrenses
Ell Journal,ercs commands, J'au,ori>e l'habi.
iant, tout en- sauvegardani mon privilege Ell
mon droi, de pn,en,e e, d'invenleur, d en-
iabfiQuer I'M lui-iname.
Guam, aux personnes qui ne lie connaissen,
poin, encore, elies peuvent Sc re"s"igner
aupres tie NM. NGbr. fteres, J, Gabrielle,
Nelvil LebenI, Ferry, Floren, For,ier, Sevecin
T,esue, etc, tons p'an,eur>, habi.ants, su-
cri"rs e, iromme> compe,en,s.
Nous prions NM. les labi'an,s de fairc leut
commando Ie Plus ,6, possible.
On demamde DIES ageots pour les paroisses
voisines.
U-S'adrcsser a NJ. Philippe Pailie, Saint
jacques, habIlation NJ. b. Cantrelle,-Can.
treble P. U.
PHILIPS PAILLE
Mecaniclen suCrier.
St-Jacqnes, 10 Sept. 1870. 2m.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

Communicable have received q com
munication from Doualdsonville. But, as
this communication bears no signature. We
cannot publish it. However. as some inpor
tunt facts are stated in it, We are authorized
to ask IL the Registration office has
been, contrary to aw,removcd from the Court
House to the house Of tho Mayor?-if two
respectable colored men named Lear, in ans
wer to tho Mayor that they would vote tor
Marks, saw their Registration papers torn
up by DR.. IIunsakcr?
If those facts arc ~inexact, we will humbly
testify the truth.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
Emporium Store.

NJ. j. TElSSlER fait SAVIOR a sa nombreuse
clientele ct an public en- general one:
Onire son ,res.s,aid assortment, varie, bien
clIossi, constnInment renoUvele de
Marehand,ses Nfchcs, M.rcerie, Bonneierie,
Chaussntes pour danes, cadets, filcltes
et entauls, g nincaillerir, Selleiic, Par
iumerie, Pharmarie, Chaptll-tie,
Wooden Ware, WINS des ptemiets
cru~ el liqueuts des We,Iieurs mar.
que>, Tabars sous toul-> les furm-s,
Ci2ates 1T Cigarettes de- la H,vane. et
intinite d'anire- ar,,rl"s ,rnp nonhremx
pour e,re annmeras. il wen, u. tecsvoit de
M.LouiS, DrtcfeanrnL IN grand assortment De
!'roduits de rouest!
Tells one; FarInr, Pore, tra,->c, Jambons
cures nj, sucre II an'res. Epanles fumses,
Wllisk.y. Savom, ChaudrlIes, Amndon,
F'ninage, Avo,n", etc. etc. eic.
Au prix do Ia Nouvelle-orleans.
+, ccs Matchand,ses sonl
Sipfri,nrts CONNIE .Qnaiitt!
11-Vencz ct voyez.
NJ. J TEl>siER, On raison de la diticnl,e
DIES temps, vr"dra mr'Ienr marcha que ja'sais.
ri >ou> ironvrlez aussi a fEmporinm Store:
Ld'snnes de lon,e nna"ces a lo-l21.
Ipdiemnes bleues. q fond blanc, 4 conieur,
d %chem'se, meilmack, etc, etc, hill choix 4
IS cents.
Lnd,ennes FRANCHISES fond blen e, a chemises
49,, a 90 cents.
cations bIancs e, ec'us ! e. ! de 10 q l2!,
i is.
Co'ons al4 e, 40 pouces, 4 III, 20,
224
Coions GA, a a7I.
Co'o"s lo.A a diars, so cents.
Denimes fayeeS, con'ii a ma,elas, Bonieint
20 cents la yarde-C otonnadrs francaises
ct americaines- Ca>lmir de lon,e- nu.
ancs>-loi rs b~lanrh.s 4 che.
m'ses, Linse de ,.t'e-Btiu,
Mous-rllnes q, B,biuet
q M~ou>'iqnaites.
F., nm grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchand,se- blanches, telle one:
Mon>seliucs, P~-rcales, Nansonx, Mul.muI
bt'lIan,e, Den.elies. Parnptuies en- sole ct
Cotton, fe"rs nrlitic'eIIes, couronnes
blanches, etc, etc, etc, etc;
Entin un As~orltanGml
complel de Giants Jou.
vins-blancs g, en-
c%onlenr, pour
Messiems e, pour Danes, pour
Balls ct pour Soirtes, etc.
HeS"Et pourqroi done alier a la Nouvelle-
Orleans quand nous avons lei, dams lEmporium
Store, I'm elabIissemen, de premier ordre?
6 Aod, 70-6m.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
Convention The Democratic Conven,io,

Convention The Democratic Convention
assemble at New Orleans.-very we'll!
But it that body, does not meet the require.
menls Of the times. and of justice, does no,
understand that Democracy means Liberty,
The conservation Of common rights, The. clean.
ing out Of cunning politicians and wire-pul.
|ers, the selection of new, honest and %in,eIli-
gent men, that body will be a dead corpse.
"Let the Office seek the man aud not the
man the Office"
No distinction on account Of colour, race o,
previous condition.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

Our Radical neighbour writes in his
last issue: The Democratic party is in
favor Of slavery"
No matter to Us if the Democratic party
triumphs or be defeated. Oaice.seekers, Off
ce-suckers, of6ce-sackers. Office holders.
whether they are Democrats. Republicans
Radicals or Rascals, belong to the same
family Of voracious animals.
But those who pretend that there is now
any party that favors slavery are either
deceived or deceivcrs.
If deceived, they arc fools.
If dsceiyers. they fool the others.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Order, Honesty aud Justice.
UniUersal suffrage, ercept for ou,laacs aud
cagaboads.
CHIC alliance Of the achile and colored
Lo~uisianiams.
Education for all,
No more political Carpet 5aggers, nor
useless ro,cdies IN Louisiana.
Political Equality Of nutura!ised and
American. born citizens.
Protection extended to laborious i'm.
migrants.
Respect for Tie lap.
We scM eaa't The honest man to Office and
reject The dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled by Honesty ana
Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

NDM. V. L. NJ. Anderson, lie
popuiaire marchand de r-4cu1itn
Store ct du Gabrielle Store, rive
droitc, arrive dc la Nouycllc-O riG-
ans W. un assortment complel
de marchandiscs dc toutes sortcs.
AlleZ, yoyeZ ct achctcz!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

~. D. BLAIR, for STATE Treasurer, and
ALLEN JUMEL, for STATE AUDITOR. are the
nominees Of the Democratic Convention.
That Convention" has accepted for the first
resolution the following:
I. Realized, That we accept and acquiesce
in the fifteen sme"dement TO the Constitution
Of the United States, in good faith.D
Little too late, but better late than never.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
DIALOGUE BETWEEN GEN. S]ACKERHUNs AND
FRANCOIS PLUMEAU.

DIALOGUE BETWEEN GEN. SACKERHUNs AND
FRANCOIS PLUMEAU.
General SO, no! Francois, come, I'll bet YOU a
hat that the Prussians will be in Paris before ten
days.
Francois.-A hat with a feather on it, General?
General -Ahem!-well, as to the feathers, | am
getting disguised with them but,-nevcr miud,-
III make the bet any way.
Francois - But if l win-now on a second
thought, l don't know what l should do with the
feather.
General.-Wear it on your hat Of course.
F~rancois.-Then l might be mistaken for a
general.
General.-No-not if the hat be not a cornered
one. A plain hat-that would save You. Is it a bet 7
Franeois.-Yrs; but with the proviso, that if the
feather should cause me to be taken for a General.
a Radical, or a Prussian.d shall have the right Of
action for damage to my personal reputation,-the
action to lie before any court of competent jurisiic.
ton except the Parish Court.
General.-Franeois! You are a cunning fellow.
Yon would be a good Radical. You know the weak
points Of human nature. In consideration Of these
Radical qualities, l am willing to overlook the
personal reflection. The bet is made.
Francols-Agreed. (Exeunt ambo.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

A new and valuable School will soon b.
opened in St. james.
The Intention of the Professor il to teach
the candidates for the Legislature and public
Offices how to read and write as quickly as
possible.
Gentlemen aud candidates, take notice.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

THabitanis de la rive gauchc,
rappelez-vous que lie magasin dc
NJ. J. Tcissicr est IN yuritable
bazaar.
UDPrix de la vile.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

"A A VENDRE, entire lie College
Jefferson ct i'tgtisc s, Michel, une
iess Maison vi une Propriff for, con.
IT. vrnables.
Des Conditions auanaayeuses seron, iai,cs a
l'acquareur.
S'adresser an Bureau du Louisianais.
St-Jacques, 10 Sept, 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
A VENDRE,

"a Une belle residence g, nne MAGNITUDE
f.:ssNS propridte since a Saint-Jacques,
i've gauche dn h~nys. enl'e lie
~C College Jefferson ct lie Convent du
Sacre-Ceur. ~"-
S'adresser au bureau dn Lonisianais.
S%t.Jacques, 3 Sep.embre 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
Ac0Hi0 Store
Y. E. NJ. ANDERSON

- US VsSOesSOOSV
M'RE, Sr-JAcquns, rive droise.
GROCERIES,,
MARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINC
LRUEURS. WINS.
JAMBONS- &c.. &c,
E, aussi HAR NAIS, NELLES, dc,
CRANES de jardinage.
AUX prix De la NouveIle. Orleans.
An meme magasin:
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES..
O-M. Anderson, an,nrise par 10 renouvel.
cement de son Stock e. lie rapide tcouiement
de Sos marchandises, vend All rabais.
On ,ronve chez lui, ct 4 tres bon. marche,
drs Robes, ''es Chapeonr pour danes e, e%"fan's,
des Geurx ct des Gnrnitu,es de iontes s0,les,
etc. tcalemen, des chnmsSures t,iles sur
commands, ct pour hommese ' pour danes.
R~accomodageS de chanssures.
I'm. V. F. N. ANDERSON a onver, son
au'rc maga>in,-CANTRELLE SToEE,-sur Pha.
bl,a,ion Philemon Gn'dty,
GLACE, GLACE, GLACE!!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

MARITAL VAUDEVILLE. cordonn;er
~ ct. ho''ier, pres de Thabifa'ion de NJ.
Edmond Biouin, 4 un quart Do mile do
lEglise Sain,.Michel.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
State Conservative Press Convention,

In compliance with the provisions of a
. Resolutions" passed at a session of The Stale
Conservative Press Convention, held on the
2s1h of April ul', | hereby announce that an
adjourned meeting Of said Convention will b.
held in The city of New Orleans, on TUESDAY
The 2Oth day Of September prox.
II Is all important that every Conservative
journal in the Stale should be represented.
Conservative newspapers throughout the
State are respectfully invited 10 publish this
notice.
Per order of
c. WARD.
President Press Convention.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Secretary.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
FORGE SAINT.JOSEPH.
EI0bilutlOn Anlasst IBOsl rgcoix,
Si..Jocques. Rire gauchc.

NJ. l.. Edonard Poche, m&canicien Ell for.
geron, aver'it les habiianls de Ia p.toisse, quill
Went d'nnyrir son stelier sur rhabitaiion de
NJ. Aman, Bourgeois.
Il sc rendra 4 rappel des habi,an,s pour
repsra,ion de machines, bouilloires, etc.
Les irsvaux de forge setont promptement et
consciencieusement executes. JUN 10.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
The Situation Of the Armies.
LAND SURVEYING
N
Civil Engineering.

NJ. KEArIsc, Civil E"yinse, and Surveyor,
and Professor a, S. Mary Jefferson College,
expects 10 have some Inn on hand, during
the approaching vacation. 10 devote 10 the
duties Of the profession in which no was
educated, and with which he is practically
cOnversant. ..
Surveys, Plans, Drawings, LeveIing for
Drainage and Railroads, aud Measurements
and Calculations Of whatever kind, come
within The sphere Of his experience: and
parties requiring his services in any Of these
departments, will please apply early in the
vacation.
College Point, July IA, 1870.
N. b. A sm 1T aud seIsct class of yonng
gentlemen DESTROYS Of learning the Practice
OF Surveying aud Field Engineering, could
be attended 10.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17

New Orleans, Aug. 30,h, 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-17
Commercial,

St. James Parish, September l7h 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-24

THE PARTING OF SUMMER.

Tdh IAN AAsS -
BIZ MRS. HEMASs.
Thou,rt bearing hence thy roses
Glad Summer; fare thee well
Thou'rt singing thy last melodies
In every wood and dell;
But ere the golden sunset
OF thy latest lingering day,
Of tell me DER this checkered earth
How hast thou passed awayS
Brightly, sweet summer brightly
Thine hours have noated by
To the JOYOUS birds of the woodland boughs-
The rangers of the sky;
And brightly midst the garden flowers,
Tothe happy. murmurng bee.
But how to human bosonfs,
with all their hopes and fears,
And thoughts that make them eagle wings
To pierce the unborn years
Sweet Summer to the captive
Thou hast flown in burning dreams
OF the woods with all their hopes and leaves
And the blue rejoicing streams.
To the wasted and the weary,
On the bed Of sickness bound;
In sweet, delirious fantasies,
That changed with every sound;
To the sailor on the pillows,
In longings wild and vain
For the gushing founts, and breezy hills,
And the homes Of earth again.
And unto me, glad Summer!
How hast thou flown to me?
NY chainiess footsteps naught have kept
From thy haunts of song and glee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-24

These Machines by their simplicity, durability, and
the great range of work they execute,
have gained reputation truly
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-03

TNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANIES;
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
SsETs..........Si, 80, oIG 80
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
ASS Irs-.....-...Gi 90 ,62l 7s
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
ASsETs-....... 81 26,s62 ~
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK
AsSHTS............... ssft .0s5 O5
oonprisngtse Underwrtcf, Agency.
YOEKERS, NEW YORK;
ASsETs..........-...9s7s.fst Is
ALBANY CITY;
AsSEls- ............ q tJS, IDJ ~
FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, (Gols s0s 1000 90
SECURITY. NEW YORK; (Marlne,)
AssErs..-..... ~ t3,,stD 90
storcs, dwellings. fnrni turs, Rails and cargoos
insured at rates NJ Gyorable AZ sound permanent
security will warrant.
respectfully ask 81 - q ve-ns 81 Cairo ashare Of
Aoir patronage. -
noysU q. y HuGlWs,
Office 9, Pirs, National Bank.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

SwEET QUININE--Ths genuine article TO be
- had BsIeIays'. Qulnine free FROM herness,sn
yet coItaning all The virtues pinine.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-03
FIRE AND MARINE!

MERCHANTS Ins. Co., OF Chicago;
CAPITAL AND AssETs".....s s28,y2s n
SECURITY Ins. Co., OF New York;
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. $40 90
COMMERCIAL ms. Co., Of Chicago;
CAPITAL AND AssETs.......S 3iO,oi0 80
INDEPENDENT Ins. Co., Of BOSTON;
CAPITAL AND AssE1s......~.s $4,000 90
SANGAMO Ins. Co., Of Springfield;
CAPITAL AND AssErs.n....o 22o,O2., 10
AURORA ms. Co., OF Aurora, H.;
CAPITAL AND AssErs......s 2Io,oso ~
STATE Fire ms. Co., Of Cleveland, o.;
CAPITAL AND AssETs~.....s 23i,0ao 81
j. n. REARDEN a. CO., Agt.,
Egyptian Block,
se25dt. Ovce Fir.t National Rink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY A. J. BLEECKER, SON & co.
a. l192 2I25. ~ Quscken
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

The following is list OF plans of new buildings sub
mitted for approval to Mr.. James Nj. MacGregor the
Superintendent Of Buildings during the past week:
Plan 6p3thst GA Of Psrkaye, 5oy bhek Inst
class dwelling, 40aK65. Owner J A Brown
6l5thst 29 OF lsiaye 3stoy bes store ana
25raO Owner architect and builder Gessner
6Jld-st 81 " Of Aaye, 3stOry and basement
brown 2I5O Owner architect and builder Burrhe
Plan 6g3-Il2th lOO Of dave four bree-stoy brick
frstcas dwellings, l8sI42. Owner, r Bullvnkle.
6-thst 100 feet 2daye, tyesto bnck ore
and tenement 20r50. Owner, Dempsey.
Plan No 69-R 9bt No 49, tSostory brick shop zIJl
Owner, NJ. Tallner " IN,
25J5O. Owner, GemaniA Pire ms Co. -
Plan No 615tb.aye 50 n Of 6dst Istoy Dorchester
Plan 70 Il Of 62st 4story Dorchester
stone class dwelling 22I63. Owner, Thomas keeeh
Plan 627h-s loo Of shave two story brown stone
front frstelass eings 201t5 Owner Thomas Hanson
80 Of l0haye one 2stOy bnk stable
50r25. Owners, bowling 4 Carroll
Plan No 7Ol-46h $50 Of lh-eve 4st0ry brick ene-
men 251ia. Owner, John Fitzgerald
Plan No 2-7haye 25 n Of 5h st. 4-story bnek store
and tenement: 25I5z. Owner r. Mccullough.
No h No 467 5story and basement bnek store
l7r6O. Owner, Tbeo. schmitt -, 49,.
Owner, A. Homer -
70h No a9 east 4stoy iron front factory z1
100 Owner X d. BaSsford
Plan 7-ths rs OF lstaye, one fstory bnck tene
ment 25I50 Owner John Lalor. 49,.
Plan 71-36h 30 Of Aave, and 5th-st l0thsf,
stoy 'front.' flAss dwellings 2I5 owner
A.. Kennedy Son.
plan No 72dave sory brick and
tene 25x48. Richard McNulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

-, mn or possessi0n OF any PERSONA
permission 10 ,ore this did not pas 70 .n' ~ h
property, ana ~ :, well settled prhoipe hhae ,tt
NOW, $3.50 "a remedy by law, VI - iniuncfion thew
parties nav Sonrt and applying lor an mat tbis can
routiuk - not remedy Now, ass tRot N a. a valid
mus. - their nroperty, aud sgainst any statute
tract Is Nn Poind public pocy or sf A. ayd tbat h.
contract not agass FOR any breaches cl H. anu cs s
provides iene. 80 arr to take, and the envy reeuy
he remedy WHICH ntjfled They are not ehIlteu ~ s
~ which they ac article of this contract pIoNus
INJUNCTION and state Line fIu.iu az Ian ~
their read ipI i sc any OF the parties TO tllst agree
hat section ssasfed shall he eompetehtt 20
men shall ~ VI ueh complaint referred W thc ucSis'V
subject ma,ed dsuterested railroad supVlll.e
II impaflls ieced bv the party eonpahihg au o rt
one TO Bend Statc line Railroad, anu II Nv, and
the sth@v ere % select tnllu' uu ,,ity IN the
agree I I Railroad shall operate IN % rht9 con-
SJste ia these referees which shall De hl9l is
decision ~ moi only public policy, Du II Is
tract tro statutes existing az the TIME WHEN 'lS
IN tne ~ a made Now these parties agree hoI 10 ~
e ohss any road nom Bunho Vi ,it no
~ or rolling stock run over such nv rhis
carr he run over either OF ther Ios !HS. a. a.
shai as entered into in 1851. They do TINS III tne
- the tfafute which says that When tWO id9
. 81 n Mace where there are Two IVa.s rii.ss
,uci to another place they shal anVru 20 tuS ~
Pr'eors OF snch roads equal facilities III w - br
md rise of the passenger baggage HtlhI. gu" tbe
AN 80 fer a. II NAV be required 10 acc0mhOuate tIo
hnsncss Of each railroad, ana II they nave ay Cor
aiaf they must apply To the Governor lor thtco I'm
Pioncrs Who shall examine into the aleSeu xiv
~ tr actinn Is founded this statute there Is tnt
.a,ee1v ami IL is q remedy which provides that 'n'
aray f the Commissioners shall last only Two years
owinr 10 the lateness Of the hour, alleI ot" IN
Iud0e BARNARD adjourned the further nearing vi '"0
argument until 10 a. m. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, June 80, 1870.

NETWORK. Thursday, June 80, 1870
At the Exchange to- day the Messrs. A. J..
Bleecker Son Co. sold, under direction OF Mr. p. j.
Ruggles referee the house with lot 4lxg2 fee known
No. 1853 Broomest for t172Oo The Messrs. Roberts
MCGUIRE also sold at the Exchange q considerable
amount OF property
The Messrs. Lawrence, Oakley * Fleury had good
sale OF suburban lots at Tenafy, n. j., Wednesday
good number buyers in attendance, and o3 lots
were sold at an average OF 400 lot the whole sale net
ting &I1 ZOO.
Mr. McCiain's residence on south-st Peekskll, has
been purchased by Mr.. C. Coleman for s., 500.
The stinnard homestead on the old Pelham road at
Westehester has been sold to Mr. Guion OF Eastchester
who Is having the grounds and buildings improved
The City Hotel, corner OF Albany and Neilsonsts.,
Brunswick has been bought by Mr.. Joseph Bodine
formerly proprietor Of the Railroad Hotel The CON
sideraton for the buildings including the furniture
over $4,000 Mr. Bodne viii take posse to-day.
recently by II. Young TO p. Anthony, for $4,000.
great auction sale OF lots took place at Glendale,
l.. l., by the Messrs Lawrence, Oakley Fleury Two
excursion engaged for the convenience OF
chasers, and started from the foot OF South Eghths
strawberry festival held previous TO the sale The
following property was disposed OF: double frame
dwelling and 8 lots Of land fronting on Fulton and
per map the house contains - two OF the rooms
with marble mantes; cellar, cstern adetrees, DC
this property brought $500 Terms OF sale, 10 per
cent cash on day Of sale, 40 per cent In 80 days,
remainder on bond and mortgage three years,
with per cent interest. Seven lots fronting
on Fulton Cooper, and Montague-aves., 500 to $685.
Eleven lots fronting Fulton and Montague ayes.,
averaged $3.50 each. Nineteen lots fronting Clinton
each terms Of e 10 per cent day OF sale 40 cent
in 80 days, remainder payable by monthly nstalments
two lots part OF them on Myrtleave at prices ranging
from $40 to 1912.
Justice Lynchs new Court Room which is now in
course OF erection at the junction OF Futonave and
Marions is progressing rapidly and Will be completed
in about month. The building is OF brick, three
stories HIGH rs feet long and has mean width OF % feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
THE VAN ECTEN FORGERY.

At II a. III. yesterday Recorder hacke' tooA
his seat on the bench Of the Court Of General sessions
rho foreman Of the Jury in the Van Ecen forgery case
ant since wednesday at p No. announced that no agree
nent could be had The Recorder said that the evidence
was SO clear he thought livery strange no verdict eouu
he given and discharged them from the further cohsid
GRAFTON of the case motion by exJudge stuart 10 al
init Van Ecen TO hail at first denied but aterW 1
H. ccorder said he would consider the Application Inc
nroner was renanded and the case Will bc tied III le
fulv term The June term then closed ana tc JuIOIs
were discharged with few cOmplmehIaI! "Olu9'
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CLEARED.
Steamsl ips-Hsnsa BrkGen Bremen Blaek Diamond Meredith
Wprtob Del Columbia Size Havana Tarfa Murphy Liver
oo Gen Barnes mallory Savannah; Couch, Norfolk City
Point &c sara Jones Philadelphia; Gisueu walden Boston, NJ
Massev smith Philadelphia Volunteer Jones' Philadelphia prgo
johnson. Portland ~,
Sbrs-Iocaia Bremen: BriteewstsT Sisson Havre
Bnfks-Orv Shourds MOneydeO Sordin Lason IRON
sdt: Nihemna Agatha Brewster barbadoesi fenh hehueon
Iavre; Smyrniote. Mackey, smyrna -.
BrR-NeIe Cahero Nellie Ware Ware. Gibraltar for orersi
Have; Clara Adams Mel adden Matans
Eap Wilson n. Ellen H. Over 81 John " b. Mem
pbs Windsor " Mary Ida MclIeny Stockholm Sei
ftbe Bolton Thomas Bay G. b. Continental Pitt Little Glaze
Scrs-Da johnson stamford; Laura, Abury, Nassau ~ p W.
Conn., lila 1eehen bmmons Port
pd Telegraph Wefcet Sarah T. Barnes Barnes Bridgeport
Bunah Petts Island n. Right Bower Powh Savannah
Gen. Torbert Sheppard, Newiern, n. G.
ARRIVED.
Snip Louisa Bruno. Russo Cstenia "a DAYS mise.
Bafk Bremen 40 dal and
Sehr susan Scranton HeTveg Plymouth, " G., ship kDtes
Schr w e. Turner. Ham, Virginia
sohr r. i. Stockton, Boxer, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
June Auved steamship Ner,9s from New ioEi snip
Amiiy Merrill from Liverpool brig Arthur Eggeso Roberts Goree
June y.-Pad for Baltimore bark TEN
Mar Wilson from Arrived, bark FLder johannes RIO
JaneirO.
FOREIGN PORTS.
bremen June 3Tbe steamship Deutschland which arriVed 10
eports having ship Joseph CaTk Carver when
sailed from Bristol NewYok The ship had experienced
heavy weather had her rdder boe She required no assistance
SPOKEN. 1890.
Bari Michele NewcAss Eng for New York June l5 lat 5J
Ion a 10.