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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-04
TITS A CORDIAL FOR THE AGED, AND A SURE
PROTECTION AGAINST ALL MALA.
RIOUs DISEASES.
1t is undoubtedly the best Medical Cor
dinI ever offered to the Public!

SAVANNAH, March 49, 1870.
MEssRs. JACOB LIPPMAN Il BRO, Savannah, Ca:
Gents-I have before me your esteemed letter OF
the 14th instant, containing various aocumenes la
relative to your German Bltters:" After care,
ful examination must confess that your Bitters
is really what you represent 1t to be, an old ger
man recipe OF DR.. Mitcherich, OF Berlin, Prussia.
It viii no doubt be excellent for Dyspepsia, Cen
eral Debility and Nervous Diseases anu ana i, - "a
Be the most delightful and pleasant stomachic'
(signed) AUG. P. WETTsR'
KIRKLAND MILLS, GA, March %, 1870.
MBssEso JACOB L1PPMAN Bro, Druggists, Sa-
Vannah, Ca:
Gen1emen-I have introduced your Great GeI-
man Bitters here to my customers and irlends,
and End better sale for them than any nave
ever kept before. Those who have tried them ap-
prove OF them very highly and 40 not Eas heSta.e .e
In saying that they are far superior In 7aiue W
any other BItters now In use
Yours, respectfully, -
Islgned) W. KIRKLAND
We refer, by permission, to Doctors King, sulli-
van, Duncan, and other leading physicians Of So.
yaunab: to ex.Mayor Anderson, Jshn L. Villa.
Tonga, and other distinguished citizens OF SaVan'
nah
No license at all necessary to sell these Bit
ters.
Retail Depots in Charleston, S. c., for LppmanB q
Great German Bltters: At the Drug Stores Of
W. G. TROTT, DIR. =. BAER
A. W. ECKEL l. CO., ED. S. BuRNHAM,
w. A, SKRlNE, DIR. 7. ID. Cullen,
G. =. LUHS.l
Wholesale Agents.
DOwIE, NOISE DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACIUs WlTTE,
sTEFFENs, WERNER & QUICKER, and
HENRY BIsCHoFF & CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERs,
anr1s amos In Charleston, S. C.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
COHjitH GOHFf.

Hon. BENZ. II. STEELE. Judge.
CHARLES ROGERS. JR.. Associate
j. Il. DARLING, Judges.
State as. JohR Cmrier.-Thc Indictment
charged an assault. an assault with intent
to ravsh. and rape committed upon the
person of Alfredo Bradley by the respond
cnt. 10 which he plead mot guilty" Yer
diet. guilty of assault. c. Ii. Davis. Bel
den tor the State. o. 5. Burke, Pierce for
Respondents. On Thursday morning, the
boy Currier. was brought in for sentence.
Before imposing it, the Court said that the
Jury had. in accordance with their oath<
honestly and fairly tried the case and re-
turned Il verdict in harmony with their
convictions: We; that the court were unan-
imous in the belief that the evidence
showed the respondent to be guilty OF
something more than simple assault, and
that Il fine would be no adequate punish
ment tor his offence. \ sentence was i'm
posed OF three months confinement in Jail
aud payment OF costs OF prosecution,
Wednesday morning the civil cases were
resumed.
| 80. Joel Fletcher cS. To,rn Of Bainet.-
Action on the case for injury to horse and
and sulky. claimed to have been caused
4 by a defective water-bar on the road just
north Of Barnet village. defendants
claimed that the road was in good repair
and that The injury was caused by weak
ness in the Sulky and carelessness on til,
part of the driver. Verdict for pllf. SlS4
O. =. Burke. B. y. Davis tor pltf. Ros,
and 4. {. Burke Tor def.
53. L. +. Ed,cardS Is. Nathan ". Scot
Trover tor. the convention Of one colt. De
fence. the Statue of Limitations. Verde
tor deft. b. y. Davis for plti. Hathaway
aud .. ;. Burke for dett.
IS. Adron Smith as. ChOdte d HuntreSS
An action OF assumpsit to recover o
Choate. pay Tor board provided at pltf'
hotel in Danville. for Choate and hi
horses, and Tor Huntress. during par
of the year 1868. Plaintiff claimed tina
Choate led him 10 believe that Huntres
was his partner and became responsible
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
From the Vac York Tribu..~

'.,'' ana greatly iinprov ed Family N,ctine ,,;ot
L4s be" perfected af.er more tnun r1 NLich
eh', Is the Latest novelty offered by this on,ipn
hs. prIeet dsv uses inner needle than any otne, aud
M coraing Uraidng, etc. anu rs cansHIe ~ a
adi1s ed - :! also SIMPLE witt lew parts easi '
a. ev.n cpae positive and quiet in acton with
the hou' ana be healthy commended and recon-
moaern bo I'll no wish to supply themselves with this
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
HuSinesS alutltcs.
TeIy Interesting !--Greof Deciiac
an GOfd.

The prices of ali imported goods was
very largely affected by the great decline
in gold last spring, and having made cx-
tcnsIvc purchases quite recently, | am
able to sell considerably LOWER than the
same goods would have cost a short time
since. have various patterns of the
best Crockery imported; elegant styles
Ct China i'll Tea, Toilet and Dinner
Ware; Glass Ware OF the latest designs :
Kerosene Goods, Chandeliers, etc. in
great variety; Stone Ware " OGDEN
Ware; "a very fine assortment of Mir
rors, Curtains, Fixtures, Tasscls, etc. :,
lar-e quantity Of Room Paper and BUr-
der; Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Gas
tors and Tea Pots o; almost every dc
Scriptlon: Glass Shades, with stands tor
Wax Lilies, Boquet>, etc. al! styles of
Vases, Silver GLASS, the preitie-t table
ware known: Flower Pots, Fish G.obes.
Fly Screens, Wire Goods, - popular
just now, and Fancy lin Toilet Ware.
Also, tie choicest / cas- and Coticcs re-
ceiyed from China and Japan in forty
days over the Pacific railroad, selling al
a very small advance on cargo prices.
L. o. PRATT,
II. II. ST., St. Johnsbury, VT.
June "a. 1870.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

HuntresS was his partner. or that he haC
ever so held him out, or had become re
spousible for his beard. and claimed :
contract price of 81 per week. The iur,
found that Choate and Huntress were no
partners; that ChOate was not held fol
Huntress' board; that no contract wa.
made in regard to the price of board. anC
that dett. should pay So per week for the
board of himself and horses. Bartlett and
Belden for plff. c. II. Davis and O. :
Burke tor dett.
80. Geo. b. Chandler Us. Hurley Nc
Dohdtd.-An action tor treSpass committed
by deft. in cutting wood upon plf-s land.
Dett. claimed the land as his own by vi
tue of certain deeds. and by adverse pos
session tor more than fifteen years. The
real point iii issue was the ownership of
the land. Verdict, Not Guilty. thus
confirming McDonald's title. c. H. d B.
y. Davis tor plff. O. 5. Burke for def.
sc. ChGS. ". Bruce rs. James l. BishOp.
1t appeared that in 1863. Bishop ex-
changed cows with one Shepard without
I
soon died. a short time afterwards. the
pltf. Bruce. met Bishop and mentioned
the COW trade. Bishop then claimed that
the COW he had transferred to Shepard
was Il valuable one, and said that he
would give $40 for her it she was as rood
a. when he let her 20. Bruce drove the
cow over To Bishops house the following
day. and left her, having. meanwhile pur-
chased her OF Shepard tor SIS. This ac-
ton was brought to recover the price
claimed to have been agreed upon. $40
Dctt. claimed that the COW was not in as
good condition as when he sold her aud
that he at once notified Bruce that he
should not accept her. The only question
submitted to the jury was whether dcft's
conduct amounted to an acceptance. Yer
diet for pitt. S43 and costs. Cahoons for
plf. Ross Il Smith for def.
80. LAKE. Bu@zeV IS. i. j. UTIlard.-I
General A>Sumpsit for one water wheel
placed in a mill in Newark. Defence. that
the wheel was not ordered or authorized
by dcft. When the case was on trial. pln |
was taken sick and the case was continued.
''',, ''''' ''''' NJ w pm ''' i'oS>
''" ~ : ''',"o'. ., W. '.., "''''
'o' ''," 'T'S'y g. l. a. -i'''" ""'
r,n,aI nv :, .,,'.I. ,m,
nI ,a,nn,in,, ,I,,r-,ro,,, ~ ~ ~
nat.n.. ,ha, ,;,, ,,,,t-' I,n,,, 49,, 49,, ~ ''"
,,in ani ,,,at -, t, ,,'' n '' ' ':''
49, '', ,'''' =, '',,' '''''''c "''',' ~
who'll tbat r,n s,cn..i,.,. ,,,.a, =, ' "','
tion undcrn parol lease iii no. constitute
Il tenancy from year to year, and that dctt
had iI"ht I" terminate the lease. ne .
ill., ,' "N'. "', ~, ,I ".G,, ,rrlIi H..
for rc-hraunu. S1nIIarI and Kar,Irrt FIJI,
for pin. Ross. May and tahoons tor de
Pendants;
~, O." .,''" s.'' g. II. 81, -t"'
Bartlett Tor pIfl. R"., Nav and Cahnn ''I
tor dctt
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mr. Sumner l.ull. OF " iLSor. Is ap-
puin!cd krrucr at the STRIFE Prison. in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

An invention Of peculiar advantage in
facility correctness, and legibiity in pen
mahshlp-eXcellent for the learner. the
business man. and for all who use the ben
Tor any purpose. G. W. Miles of Lyndon.
Is agent Tor Vermont. lie will. hereafter.
post the public more fully upon the inven-
ton
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
June "a. 1870.

Caution TO purchasers Cfthe Peruvian syrup "a pro-
tccted solution Of the protoxde of IRON. Beware be-
ing deceived by any Of TIL preparations OF Peruvian
Bark or Bark and Iron, which may be offered to you.
Every bott, of genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP mot Pc
ruvaa Bark blown in the glass. EXAMINE Tue BOZ
TIE BEFoRE PURCHASING.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
Sherman MORGAN Stallion ion.
Olive Kittredoe's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, an Probate Court, held at the
Caledonia District, Probate Office, 1t. JOHNS
bury, within ami Tor said district on the 18th day of
June, lo7U.
Testament Of OAve kitredge, late OF l.! uuOn,
Andrew J. willard, the executor, therein named
for probate
IL Is ordered by said court, that all persons
co tieTeln, lie notified tOappear at session saId
court To be holden the PROBATE Ofce in Johns
pur! on the 10th daI of july 1870 and show cause,
any tney may nave, against the Probate vi said
or which purpose II IsGurtner ordered that copy oi
cesslNey In the CaedOniau printed at st. JohnsUury
previous 10 said time Appointed Tor hearing.
BY tne CVurt-AIIest
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
a true copy OF Record-Attest.
ls-A ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

Mr.. y. NJ. Cook. the express agent at
his place informs us that the safe of f. b.
True IL Co.. Of Newport. was blown open
this (fhur,day) morning about l O'Clock
and nearly Sl700 in gold taken :herefrom.
This money went up on the cXpress train
Monday night. was delivered to E. B.
StimpSOr. the person Tor whom it was in
tended, and then deposited in True & Cos
safe FIR >ate-heepin%. The explosion was
80 heavy that parties sleeping in the i'm
mediate vicinity We're awakened. but hear
III" nothing more. did not consider the
matter worthy OF investigation, and the
lobbers escaped with their booty. Mea-
Snre> are being taken to discovered the
criminals. out aS yet, we do not learn that
any arrests have been made.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
SAW MILL AND SHOP FOR SALE.

ne subscribers wish to sell their Mill and Wood.
oAop' win water power attached alO, board pIauer,
avs Ind other machinery. The water power i the
Del Ia me place For further pa ticulars inquire Of the
suI,eribers at Nheelock Hollow, Vt
HORACE BRADLEY OSBORN WARD
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
BuIiE"r HiU DTttiOHc.

The Boston Post i.torms its readers that
Il soldiers monument i to be dedicated at
roacham. in ihi> county. on the In of
July. two hundred and thirly-lour feet
h9u. We hope to he there. This l. one
Of our Kind OF monuments. Ii towels. 1t
tells. Ii will is - far above "row Hill
that people will he able to see 1t from all
chc region around. Peacham is high in
more than one sense. If not a city. it i
4 town upon a hill; and light has gone
!orth from this hilltop to enlighten and
bless the world. In SERIOUSNESS. the Bos-
ton Post in making The Peacham monu-
mcnt nine teci higher than hat of Bunker
Hi. Las simply hlundcrcd. a. all papers
frequently 10. The monument will be an
honor to the town. ii MOI quite two hundred
and thirty-lour feet high.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
1lcath5.

In ianvil., June - f pneumonia, Al or III Hines
OF t., DAY Nrs Eunc., wife OF Mr. Ira }.ancrl and
formerly til. wiio" OF lion Ecujr. + pcriiu , aged
- yer.
In Baton, J.nc -, Mrs. IuIah JOIN aoa, a-,l7>.
l. Coventry, June Il, ,ry, vii. OF Charlie. Cham
berlin. aged u.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
L.L-.-..lt. E.c,Ifrc.,.

Is. e.. ANteii. agent OF lne state So
ID. .nc;Drc upon temperance. Of
July II: at Peacham. July 10: AT
...., july Is; At II. Johu>Dury. July
'Eu,ou. July Is. and at Barton.
DE .ol. !. Is a Methodist clergy
49,. located At OSwego, y. Y. de
lar AMY ior most OF the time dur
." ."lr war. aud he comes into Yer
""i excellent recommendations as
.'..-'e ui Ie good cause OF temper,
Lac friends OF The cause in the
""efe the lectures are to be given.
~..eHd 10 the liking Of the hour and
pace.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

Last week Friday and Saturday the
heat WAS intense. Ii became cooler Sun
day. but Monday afternoon it WAS hot
a~aiu. till evening. when. abou. o'clock
We were favored with the >kirtingS OF a
thunder shower. arising and lingering tor
nearly all hour north of Us. ana which
finally passed by Us OH the east and west
Negotiations, particularly grass, has Sut-
fnrcd greatly. Corn. potatoes. and The
grain crop. with exceptions upon the drier
soils. appear promising. aud in many in
>taHcc~. remarkably 50. According to
present Indications. there u i'll not be over
two-lhrd> u much hay gathered in our
immediate vicinity as there was last year
some farms will cut s"al cclv more than
halt Il crop. Some fields have already
1"cn cut in our Leighborhpod. Welding
tot ST much. even. Later rains may do
some good. but more or less o. the uncut
%raSS r past recovery. It is dry and
shrinking Gaily.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
PimpIes onthe Face. FOR comedones. Bl,d
4tlarriantS.

\: st John-l nav, JUNE 2:th by nv l. o. l:ra-,ov.
MIR. J'hu =. moore and Ma Martha : hcphcrd. 10Th
90. Monroe, y. H.
In DAuyillc JIIc -, .thc residence of John Sia,.
"a. by E,v X. ri;ty, Mr. Charlie ". Hitchcock Of
G 'hot. and Mis- sarah \. White of Walden
\ i'lton Lending, Jun. l., 10y K v. !. Thur-,ou.
Horac, T.. 60 X AID Abby VI. { ,by. both OF bar on
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
SHlGSHeS.

Saturday night is the son OF Mr.. Wln.
Badger. milk dealer, was coming to this
village with the milk cart. a portion of the
harness gave way. a he was coming down
hill. letting the cart on to the horse.
which caused him 10 run. and Is he was
rounding the turn near the Hutchinson
place. the top of the cart was thrown OFF
lId rather badly smashed. the milk spill
ed. and ;he boy thrown over the fence and
somewhat hurt. Mr.. Badger don't fancy
that way OF distributing milk
One day last week Mr.. Spencer OF Pad
docks village, left his dump cart near a
bank, when the wind started ii. carrviu"
il over the bank. through two or three
fences. badly demoralizing cart and fences.
On Wednesday there was another smash
up near Mir. Lambert Hastings place.
caused by a horse taking frigh; al a
freight train. Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse
were returning home from this village.
aud when at the place above mentioned.
they We're ovcrtakcn by the frightened
horse. their wagon was struck. the hind
axle bent AMI the thillS broken. The
wagon attached to Ihc runaway horse was
overturned and the driver thrown out
The hul>c ran Il considerable di>tunca bat
received no injury: the wa", II was pretty
we'll broken up. 1t is very remarkably
that none OF the parties were Injured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

-raday night, police officer Burn
crested John Lavallry tor being
iayHllcv went To West Concord.
procured MS rum. aud when re-
-,.reupok Mr. Bryant and Smith
.lt. ald thinking thcy we're not
BE- -ood lime a> he desired. Um-
$500 ru 10y. but instead of doing 50,
..-. 'arir wagon. hrcahin% the two
.r.-. ON Monday he was taken
'.-.ic- Johnson aGd fined five dol
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

r.f>-ryEl. ". FRIDAY. July l. $50
.j- II This section OF the State VIII
....-. ~. 30 The interest Of the Caledo-
-..a......- us local items promptly AID
..f.-4 -,-gr
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LYRGOiiJiiic.

Rev. VI. {. Henderson. formerly pastor
OF the Baptist church at Lyndon Centre.
will preach at MathewSon's hall. Lyndon
vile. in one week from next Sunday.
The new engine "Emmons Raymond"
made it, first appearance publicly, from
the shops on Monday last. 1t is a fine
lnnkinm machine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
John GaIbraiths Estate.
WlLlOuGHBY LAKE huUS
William Johnston's Estate

THE subscribers having been appointed by the honor
PROBATE cUuTtUT ne uIstlCL OI LaiGuOnd,
receive, eAaulIIe ahd ADJUST CALLS
demands Oi ali peIsUns against ihe estate " A.
represented lsOs eu the LEI ' 81 nom
the iCu III uHy O June, 1910, UeIns allowed Uy SAD
creditors SAID deceased U Auti.I
II4 Prove their respective CsIns UvUIe Us. t,iy.
Jt l'aJ Will attend 10 tue duties I,,tI.
.....s. les White Cos, III Ryegate ia so a.
tElGI, ID day December Ii Al, al 10 ,,'ci1r
IN The loreuoVLI saId uay.
l6-l5 JAMES WHITE
GEO. L. HALL. }COm'rs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

..t,. Wells of this village. gather
.-. .,r Tie table in torly-two days
. .... pitutcd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
Sprtial 4otifes.
Masonic HaIl---Union Block.

gentleman afflicted with the chronic rheun-tism
says ''No dc-cripton of my convey the vast
amount of b nefit have rec lived from the use of
J'hI'~,'S AHDdme Lindneaf. believe it is the be-t
article in the world for rheumati-m
II horse has good const luton, and has once been
a good horse matter how old how much lun down
he may b, he eau be greatly improved, and in many
respects made good new, by liberal use of SLer
jdEn's CuraIry CoHdtioH Par 'ers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

.. u his vicinity is to he noticed
--.a"rry Festival At East 81.
... tAc dedication OF the Soldiers
ncarham. and an excursion
n.hrcmIgo%.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
rIi!, CALIFORNIAN.
"a, AND STATE ITEMS.

--. .i>-', ~ $50 '''''' be '' Ia l. 's'"'
..-..f- n This section OF the State WI.
ILL.,. 30 The interest OF the Caledo
&C.,: -.,'-,--.. us -ofA- items promptly AK
po.t Office Time Table.
!a-r' June - i>'o' inc mails VIII eio-e "n'
u'.-:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
The FAMILY MACHINE,

with attachments for all kinds Of work. i, the favor
Ill the HOu held, shown 10y the sale OF ast wear
amounting TO eighty-siN thousand seven hundred and
eghtyone nlacnines, which far exceed those OF any
otner Company.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

..aIa- re du, to Mr. il. COburn
.... FRA riui or more Of fresh and
HTiir-. l.ci>rd from the firm OF
T.. X !. +. Goburn. Jane 18th.
"'.r. na> iipc irui. OF this soft
--. 80 early. IN our latitu le.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

....ja-- pat out by Howard Il
..- in~tiiutious worthy OF imita-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

-... Hr. ArNatcr. OF New Haven
I r,ach next sabbath at the
....u. Md tor Il few Sabbath>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
CALEDONIA CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY

This Society viii hold its Seni-Annual session at
Nakel Hotel, Lyudonville, VI. on "Wednesday, July
=, ~ lhrc VIII be the customary cs>Sys reports.
discs- en- Gc besides the transaction OF busins de-
ieTirH from lat meet ting. u attendance of mem
btE- ana Other invited medical -OCi tics dcsiIe and
expected. Patients and Others desiring 'oJnsel or
trriim- ut particularly requested to prcsclt them
selvr- eaIly.
l'-lN IL. c. NEW ELL, Secy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01

-..,.D. Matthews has sold his house
....: -trrrt to jerome Lamere tor
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Commissioners Of Emigration met yesterday
afternoon at Castle Garden, Richard O'Gorman pre-
siding. The Building Committee instructed 10
have erected on Wards Island building suitable
for the accommodation OF twelve male and twelve
female violent unatics. The Board acquiesced in
the action OF the committee In awarding the sum OF
$1,000, according TO promise, TO the architect whose
plan had been accepted for tho new asylum. The
Recommendations Of the Committee Police for
ihe preparation of SIX cells wherein to conf1ne
refractory porsoDs the island was accepted
and the matter referred to a comm;Iete. Mr.. Fitg-
patck's report relative 10 the claims Of the Board
against institutions was referred TO Castle Garden
Committee for perusal. Deputy Warden john II.
Hink was discharged and John 40 rreville ap-
pointed IN his place. Commissioner Lynch drew
the attention Of Lne board TO The question the ex
changing OF land with the Commissioners or Chari-
Ties and Correction; but owing - Mayor Halls alb
sence the subject was left over.
Mr. Casserty reported the number OF emlgrants ar
lived up TO October 9. 17T,l18; from October TO
date, 002; TO same date In 1850, 2i66l0. Balance
In bank January !, $79.3f1; aggregate receipts 10
September 10 $45l, l0l; received since for comm1-
taton Of alien passengers, &C., 1888; dlsburse-
ments 10 date, SS5s, ,142; balance WIN City Cham
DerlAin, $I21, ,068.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
III ESTATE MATTERS.
Projected Iiuil..inRs.

ran $50 son It, 200 II v q ,st one
Pan is I o Isl s QUE ..ors bck
isn-nient soxsy owner Ernest ohl
A, s',; awsn ss b, 70 1;ns ~ Tass s
Plan ias4 lsst. lao Y Of Ath AZ, story brick
Plan l.as5stan,nn st 30 Il Of Attorney At one
story biicA store aud iensmens axe2. owner, Henry
Plan eoinmsa II, No. 81 - two story DricS
plsn iu -zsn 81, o4 II sv ten story brick
seasmens. ~ ls1s4 omnsr Thomas as s s"isa
basement brown stone hrst cis" dwellings 1886 owner,
Pau i,os ssh lsa 9Th ar four story aud
brown ssone nst class dwellings Dtae owner,
lan 1870 aTs Of av one story brown
'Ias rsa oii Of a Az ons story os
saai.y school . 3orSs So 0wn-r = Anarew,s church
tenement q ssSls s;, owner ,oha ol Harris
oacs ala4 Harlem New YORK Navigation Com.
tenement, aoroo owper, Conrad sran,igsn.
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Plan =, = y y Of I'd Az one siory brick
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erss sI. Sv1+r \, Dean
'fTs psn s1a1iS .; AZ, story o,'cs
Plan ioh sn st. No IA Esss, one s.ory brick packing
'1sss r.a 1ti oss ss,s sS 4 Of loa sv %. story
frame dwelling, I6xxG. Owner, G. Geiss. II
Plan o7a lth No ~, West, story brick brewery,
35rl5. owner " Ross. esrsEu5
plan ID4 I'd and llth 81, four story
stores tensments, sbsso. 0wner, Moore Murray.
brown stone fronts, SOxls. Owner, 9 Brettsll II
Plan lulo--62d s z76 II of "A two sory bro
stone dwellings, Isex68 Owner. BroeAn.
Plan l,o776sta u. go 4 OF 9TH Az, two story
brown stone fronts, i5x5S. Owner, Lynd.
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fronts, 2Ux50 Owner Dennis Loonie
Plan l0ss73d 2a IL " of Sd av, story brick
sia r.e. ssxs0. Owner, Hy StallnlYar.