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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORR........


PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ...............'..'...MHeh 10
CLEARED.
Norfolk Marathon = MsgT LyerPS Nero Castle Af.TI
Pbs Chesspeate johnson Portland Gsueus walden Boston
Is4t.~JoIa MEuis Sullivan Gibraltar end Mste Kat. Crosby,
Crosby ayre Anita I1Ia CG.ATiaS9
Seb%J.ss. CARL Und.rh sye Commerce, Evans Grau.dai
Dau1ies' CoOmi 81 GIoh mPns. Cs Ds0eST. S'sT St
s a'p- A Gng SS 6o 1s .u H. wooa
T + FlsaSG Ro KS G Sds G SceS
BOObie, STANFORD.
Steamship Bell Bourne Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
nss,msbp Acuhnet Rector Yev.Bedfori mlse spd pass
Steamship Regulator Pennington wilmington N e. days naval
SLIP HUDSON Richardson cut. Oct TO- via Cape Of Good Hope
Sin AmeT Bi) Bartlett from vi. Queenstown
Ship EUROPA Picbler Bremen 80 md's sud pass
Ship Rhine Jordan. London Jan g. mdse
ship PTogress Cousins Liverpool 81 e 5, day, md.'
Bs a@@en Of be Ps MsIeo9 Ro y days old railroad
eaBsIk Rome TbompsOn Hong Kong Sept 90 teas
Brig David Bugbee (Of siOcEOa siOSers Matanis6 days g"
Brig 1aas M St JOhu N b. osve. clenaegos 20 days
'D ss Harmony t John b. Locke Msau1, u day, sugar
Sailed in company with brig Hannah 6.
se, 6 . c rgs' eSos Fope Bsy 20 day. IeFnsa
,cHooyEKs-KysR AND coAsTwsE
Marres Grsenport G Ioir t p,y. Portland S.ns5.
CHARLEY woolsey, Yev-Lonion. Katie Hort YsyHayts.
Dscstuf Oskes John BoyBton, Providence.
Oh zach New London. Balloon Providence.
Senator Opru, East Greenwich.
M = Billings Providence 5. A. Hammond. Providence
Chas. L. Hulse. New Hsven T. NICHOLSON. Boston
WiS6-sGoGoSn, SsS, W. clear
SAILED.
Marathon fer LiveTpooli MORO Castle for Havana Gen
South Carolina for Charleston; Saratoga for
Norfolk Agatha for Port MoTsnt brig Virginia st.
Pierre Mart.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Holiness March 9Aryed, chT. Tootti from New Yorf
FOREIGN PORTS.
l0-The steamship htasDta, from
LoBdou arrived a this port early this morning
IGThe steamship CITY OF Corf, from
York we'd late last evening
Northampton March l0Tbe steamship EesyerE ron SWYors
for arrived here at early hour this morning 10 iebsrs London
passengers. All we'll
SPOKEN.
scbr Union Flag Providence, Feb 5 lat 81 %, Ion p
Brig ADELAIDE POrtsu Prince for Boston March g. lst 20 30
lou. -
WHALERS.
letter from Of schr Arthur Clifford Of Proineown
morris her Al Vincent Jan. rs Had rough passage Isya
Would sail leit day for the Keys
MEMORANDA
sr Abigail Haley before reported ashore sdtne has gone
piece. - nn,-. III. m, c..,,to, al, a., ~
Yok completed loading sprung sleak and VIII have 10 us
charge cargo. =, an ~.
az IS degrees brodsde exposed heavy which has
washed moss from her deeL Eleven bogbtiOs ss
been saved from Der deck load.
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THE COURTS.
s,,prproR CouRr-TR1AL TrRM-PApr 7

SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART L:
Before judge BdrbOur.-Chdrles j. Fisher
g Diaries LHling and anThe plaintiff in tins caso Is
steyedore In May 1867, lie slowed the bark Harriet
on he order OF Ruger Brothers. rendered bill for about
a io0 Under the lien law of this State he filed lien for
ms services against the bark When she returned In 1868
she MAS seized the en and the defendants TO re-
lease her gave bond for all due her The
question yesterday whether this amount was due by
ne vessel 10 appears in the evidence that Ruger Bro
Tiers the ships brokers. and executed charter OF
the ship in which transaction they claimed TO be agents
The Court held that they mere ships brokers' not
owners cOnsgnees charteres and therefore could not
hind the ships but the plaintiff must look TO them person
ely for his pay. $500
Williams agt Potier--This was an action brought 10
900 prOmssory note The defendant was
master of the bark Eagle and gave this note to pan
repairs supplies OF the fact that le
ships agent bad previously paid them and obtained re-
cCipt IN iul The jury brought IN verdict Tor th ue
f.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Thursday, March 10. 1870
Prices have declining tendency, and holders
OF real estate who have special SELL to
prefer TO withdraw thor property from the market for
the present. There is no sign OF alarm among large
owners, who may have bought at the high price OF year
or two These assert, and they should know, that
their lands worth than the cost with interest
added and regard the present sagnaton simply Incl
dental to the great and rapid decline in the price Of gold
an indication that the people who may be able to con-
troll cash willing TO wait little. and TO zee whether
their currency will appreciate deprecate whether the
article will be worth more than 5000 on the dollar, as
the to-day, $780, the LIST of February.
The report OF the Senate Committee on Municipal Az
fairs in favor of extending Madsonave to Eighteenth
st. has neither invoked special approval or dsappro'
baton from the property owners. ..
sold private the house and lot No sd4 sxthaye.
between Fortyeighth and Forty ninthsts me mouse IS
and the the hi Is 2ls5cxeS for t sS5'scc Co.
VIM; II. Raynor has sold four lots north corner
Fourth-ave and seventysXthst, 100 feet inches front
ing the avenue feet Deep for $sO00 Also four lots
south side Of ODehundred Thirty tfthst, 200 feet
west from Fifthave, each rs feet by g9 Tor 5000
each.
Six lots, handsomely located Hudson and Man;ss
YOnkers have been sold by Mr. VIM Bashford for $4,000
The residence and farm owned by Alfred scrbner at
Montrosc, wescheser County, together with his brick
S ssSo5 properly nave O''n purchaser O MI DD'' O
Mr. Bomer has sold seven acres OF his estate at Yon
kers TO gentleman Of this city IN. W for about $4,000
C. ii. Valentine has sold his residence on Powell'aye
Newburgh TO NJ W. Flag Of this city for $4,000 The
grounds extend back TO Carpenteraye and from Castle
ave-, north.
on Staten Island, many improvements noticeable
in West Brighton stores and several blocks OF beau
tful residences fast approaching completion DR.
Clark, on TdyOr-st, has erected three new buildings
Mr. Carey's gothic house. Bodine-st., and Mr. Peros
the Coveroad, are new; also the fine residence OF
Mr.. Miller. on the hill, opposite Mr.. q. Johnson's resi-
dence. on this ridge many Of the finest building
sites on the island There also many Improvements
along the drive in the residences and grounds OF W. H.
Vanderbilt Mrs Tyler. Edward Barton, John X. Wander
bilt, Jerry SmonsOn, Judge Caussen and j. Davis
At Wesfeld N j. lot 75X50 feet, on Northaye., has
been sold TO Peter VI. Funk for $50.
There were 95 houses erected ut Rutherford Park
last year. valued from $4,000 TO $4,000 each Twenty
thirty now being built, IL OF them by Mr.
Thomas X. AgDew.
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VIRGINIA.

c. b. Newbun's Real Estate Circular, published In
Richmond Is filed with announcements OF lands Tor SAFE
many counties OF the State and improved property In
the city Of Richmond. Albemae County offers BIZ acres
AppOmattox, $50 Augusta 800 Amelia, 800; Bland,
i43 Buckingham, CTS Carroll, LIS Craig. 500 Cum
berland, 7Gs Charles CITY, III Charlotte, go chester
field, s4s tFluvanna 1894 GTayson, AGO. Goochland,
1870; Gloucester, 81; Henrico, ans; Hanover Loss
King William, 56o Louisa 4G5; Nottoway, ~ New
Kent, 500 Orange J42 Pulaski 2j2O Powhatan, Sol
Surry, 5OO TaZewe 4i22; Wythe 1900; Westmoreland,
1900 There also much land for sale In Carolina County,
which, with the mentioned above, mostly cassed
as farming. timbered. or mineral land.
The Constitution of Virginia provides that -
"EyeTy householder head Of family shan be entitled IN addition
rom distress for rent to hold exempt
from levy garnsheene sale under execution, order or
demand for oebt heretofore hereafter
either Including
contracted,
exceeding 10 be selected by him. but nothing
tie article shall be construed interfere with the sale Of
the aforesaid portion thereof by Srue any mortgage
deed Of trust. plsdge, OF other security thereon
The clause relating To money stlpnates that:
Upon contracted shall he lawful receive
OF interest exceeding " cent which may be
and be specified 10 the bond note other
writing eydecg debt When there such agreement the rate
shall Tor tie aud ioIbstAhee
Of hundred tOllaIa"
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.


The following is list Of the plans for new buildings
filed with Mr.. James Macgregor superintendent OF Bulld
Pan No. iGwcoeri, No le 3,toy birch stOshOu' 2'r
~. c Boe,ler, owner. - 49,. ,-, ,,-.--
and tenement. 2SIs4 each. J J Burebell owner.
Plan No l62-2bss Of lstaVe, one fs'oy brick store
and tenement, 27I233. Conner, owner ,,.
Plan No le3udson and PERI cor four fs'oy brick 'o'
and tenemeuis. 10 8r42Ii6Is0 " J Hsddock.
Plan le-s6b 100 Of lltA'e one 2'toJ brick shop
2iI50 A. H. Hart Co, owners "
No l65-Ghs 90 II of3tAYe, two 4sofy bHek tne
ments, 1854 Breen l. Mason,
Plan No l6-i3ls 200 Of 9have. on. +siory brick teps
Plan No i6West 59hst 100 4story
ling 25Ila J. " Bowtou, 49,
Plan No. 6s-BosdWay aud S5st lsioy brick fac
tory. ~. lI;OI26 J. kennedv.
Pan No Nos al and 49, tsory brick laun
dr. 4OIi5 Ogber, +. u. Cutting. 80
No 100 81 lh-ave, 2sory and base
uent stable aud dwelling A. Robe Bros,
plan No l5-5ld rs Of gEsve, |soU brick shop
2Or35 a. Have, owner.
l7thst fiI lfeaTl
cellar stable 2JI50 W. Cooper, owner =,
plan No l7h ~ ne Of Broadway, IL l'ofy and base
mert brow noue dvelngs l5I54 each. G. Cooling owner
plan No l54-39dst co OF lOth-aTo tstory brick
,tor. and tenement 25I3L } Hughes, owner. "
l51thst 70 OF lOiha'e one fttoU OfeA ihVp
and tenement, 2jT52 j. George owner 49,. ,
No ltl4th.st - OF Thn-are three Es'ory ana
basement blet dwellings, l6aIl each j Cook, osuef.
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Before Judge JOReS-Eieda0r p. Bishop agt
N0ftQnt s. BiStOD.-Ihis up yesterday on a
motion 10 have defendant punished for contempt. in not
paying tie amOuy ordered by the Court, he having post
poncd the payment OF II from time TO time until 1t
amounts 81 200 The defense read anidays to show
that lie could not pay IT, because Of his poverty and the
Court adjourned the further hearing of the motion until
March order 10 give plaintiff an opportunity TO FUR
nlsh athLuyits answering those OF her husband
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rNIrrn srATEs coMMIseIoNERs, OrrIcE.

Brutality at Sed.-James ). Clyne and Daniel
Wmte, the first and second mates of the ship Glad It'd
nCs plying between Glasgow and this port brought
before Commissioner Shields yesterday, charged on the
affidavit d; John Linguis OF the crew, with brutal
aud iulumau conduct toward the crow during her voy
age from Glasgow IN February last The accused were
be Id N 81 600 bail each for examination.
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COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL TERN.

Before Juice Ddiy.-Peterime agt. Whitelegge.
The defendant applied for injunction restraining the
plaintiff from collecting rents OF certain premises stu
ed nn Forty and Fftieth-sts and from inter
fering with his 0efeudaus) collection of the same.
Plaintiffs counsel cOntendtd that the defendant was IN
no case entitled to injunction against the plaintiff:
aud cited tie 4lh Of Robertson page GA IN support OF
las cuiu The Court held accordingly, and denied the
Application }. Il. Whelegge for motion; David McAdam
Opuoslu.
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Bort Warotns' Notit,.

sTArI HIwYosE,
PonYwin OJrIcn No. 20 WiliauSt3
NOTICE Ia hereby given, In accordance with
IN Section passed April II, 1857, entitled An AelSs
once Of ID. PORT Of New forf to .. persons
,.J IN or having Of the subject matter Of pqu
following under eranina
op bv tbs and that the said examinations
sus-d within this ssac % bsAIa 'Ss
vsAssAi 49,,
Sycamore
Celestial Empire oolfuH hoblbsonA
ship Jas Fo,teT ir......'.''.''.. 20 4 ~
Bari Eastern PIoreUee'.,''''''' tbuo,
Mos: Gisp,,.
Bari U,n.u,rd Ionnd ..... :. w6olTuf Robinsosa
Brig Oliver Cats '''''''''''''
Brs Thomas
Brig T.rits.
BIZ ''''''''''''''''
. rfkf. FirA j.
Sshr Minnie Rappler.
sebr Marietta Stellmsn. ,Is
' - " aIhTHoRSE ToMPkINb. Prs,dsHt
As1 HEHsisAs, Secretary
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.


FRIDAY, MARCH H.
Mails for Europe via De aud Liverpool By the Nova seoab from
Portland Me, at Newlork P0stOMe at No Letters sent
BY tbs nail except specially directed
SATURDAY. MARCH r.
Mails Southampton Bremen steamship Weser
Hohoeu, Pu-Ohce IL Steamship sails at ..
Supplementary Mail for paid Letters oly made Bremen
Pier and CLOSES st l:iO p. N.
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERu.-HOpe
act. Leland ct al. Judgment affirmed, with costs
costs. Provost agt. PrOyOst-Judgment modified
rs deducting extra allowances; i'll other respects,
areSda Gene Question 10 O o be sgncd With the
merits. Buckingham agt Denny-Judgincnt affirmed
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-By Judge Ingraham.
-stenberg at al agt Conn ct aL-MQuon granted
for second Friday March, Term. In re. Cecile
Trenfard, for the appointment Of new Trustee in the
place OF Harg0us, deceased-Order granted Read agt
Barnes ct aMOtiOn granted but Section l72 Of code
SLOWS service Of amended pieadngs alter demurrer the
defendant may answer in 10 days on payment of $40
PENDANT appears 4th of March inst, at 10 m and
submits to examination ana pays SG costs Oh Inoton
SO to abide event. Weeks agt Leach.-The amount may
be reduced to $3.50 etc IN other respects motion denied
Motion granted. pike ct al agt Porter ct al-Moton
granted without prejudice to motion for commission.
BY Judge CdrdOzo.-Youngs ct al agt IOungs ct al
Judgment granted. PulsIfer agt. National Collar Com
nv Judge Barnard.-Broadway agt. Broadway-Judg.
mcnt OF divorce granted 10 Kate Broadway agt Thomas
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM-By Judge Barnard.
-Letz agt. O'BueD, sheuf.-JudPment for defendant
demurrer EdgertOn agt. Ldgerton ct al-Mouon
denied with $40 costs Davis agt Leary.-Judgment for
plaintiff on demurrer. Bodfsh agt Observation-Disclosures
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECnL TERM-By Judge Jones'
Simon agt salinger-Motion granted Turner agt Jones
Motion granted and cause referred Foster agt Gels-
son ct al-MOuon dismissed Anderson agt G0wan-
Judgment opened on terms. Gil agt NlXon-Moton
granted without costs. warren agt Abrahalnm
ALLOW of hve per cent and costs granted. Walters
sgt Levy CT a-Complant dismissed with costs ana so
costs Of motion against defendants, Levy Ecksten
without prejudice action part Of plaintiff
Barry agt. Kennedy-RepOrt sent back TO Referee for
further testimony. Burton agt Thompson ct al.-MO-
non granted and cause referred Barnston ct al agt.
Thompson et al-MOOn to amend Judgment denied with
90 costs Katz agt O'Bren Shcriff-Motion granted
aud commission issued. Chapman agt. Douglass ct al
Motion granted. Plat agt Patt-MOuon granted with
out costs.
By Judge Friedman.-Smith agt. Coe-UpOn presenta-
non engrossed copy Of the corrected by me-
with all amendments, which were allowed and all ex-
hbts properly inserted together with an AFFIDAVIT that
f1l1y will as cor
rccted and that copy thereof the will be
marked settled and ordered on file.
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL Terribly Judge Van Brunt.
-GoIham Manufacturing Company agL Barclay-Order
settled.
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CRIMINAL.


At the TOmbs Police Court, before Justice
Hogan, were brought two boys, whom Patrolman
EeaghcT Of the Broadway Squad had found IN Broad
way, Warrens in state of helpless ntONieation
Neither Of the boys IA years Of age, but they
much under the influence Of liquor as to be I'M
Hbe TO tell their names. They were accordingly
committed under the names Of John Doe and - Rich
ord Roe 1hey had not recovered consciousness up TO
d iae hour in the afternoon Patrick Mccarthy was
committed for having inveiged Bernard Reynolds OF
No. 81 Frstst. into a stable in Cedar-st. on Monday
light. and, in company with unknown confederate,
assaulted Reynolds and robbed him of $50 The confed
crate escaped
Justice Shandley, at the jefferson Market PO
lice Court yesterday committed for examination Henry
BOeSccr shoemaker, LIVING AZ No. Sullivan-st, for
having received stolen goods John Kerrgan Of No. 81
Isduhurtst had stolen from m the 10th Of February
four peDDed morocco goat skins by Alfred Kerrgan,
boy IN his employ. The property Wednesday
fOund IN the possession OF BOesCheT KcrTgan also
arrested aud locked up. John " Higgins was admitted
bail for having entered house in East Thrteenthst
yesterday morning in co nany with ten others Of like k,
who, after INDUCING IN liquor very freely. demOi-
islcd about SO worth Of fuiture Sergeant Killea,
ue efficient officer having Charge Of the Court squad,
VISITED dsreputable house IN NOOscr.St on Wednesday
ugbt aud succeeded IN breaking up for the present
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERN-PART H.
Before Jadge SyeHcer.-COLeR agt. Biumen-
aL-THe plaintiff lad 10 years Of age, brings SUIT, by
ms guardian, recover 5000 damages for Injuries IN
fictCd By defendant. who kicked him willie he at
play with s0me other boys. The jury found for de-
fegdaut
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AT YOnkers, y. Y.-To LET, brick HOUSE.
"A Il rooms Archsd paO bath, yeHi good neighbour
'' s C. LUSK CO., Youker,.
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Grparimrsbip Nstitss.

U'HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
nBdsf The s,e n,.. ~ d UlsBIOJCK Co. va. THIS
DAY J.soIvsd by the u,,,s,.d p.,tr,. D. HAsBROuCk,
". H. 6ARNIk
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Salrsttbtstu County gtal estat, for salf.

A LARGE number of FARMS and COUNTRY
~ SALE Nesehester County from TO go AcRES
at prices 5000 sOJ00i also several desirable places at
Greenwich Stamford and NOruak. IN Conneets1t ssyer, 70 ei
change > mELANp ~ proAlNey.
NEW -HAVEN RAILROAD, five minutes from
depot NorotonA COr AGE just finished and hanoue,
faheG ssD beautifully shaded With frest
tre good plenty Nth whOa.
furniture. Apply at 81 East kigbeen,hst
VONKERS.--A large number of HOUSES
i for SALE or LET Apply j. FOUNTAINS Agent, YOnsers
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6itp StaI 6statt for Sal,.

TOR SALE-On the Grand Circle" $50 feet
west Of Broadway handsome new brown HOUSE four
stories 2lII sold this month will be LET LEASED Tor
terra Of years per Terms sold, bali cash %
smaller brown HOUSES for SALE real heAnes Tor so0
Agglply 10. 96 Wet EGI egalastl ola NJ z -
EOR SALE or TO LET-NOs 6S6 and 6SS
LeIngtoave Grst class brownstoue HOUSES, be-
rh having all the modern improve
and complete order Can be from 10 to without
Wiliamst
Y-SECOND-ST., near Fifth-ave.-FOr
SALB-Furnshd and elegant superior bosnsone HOUSE,
2lo5rlO estate Bargain Permits on Of d. d. DIV ELL
29 Broadway
E0R SALE--One of the most complete four
broNustone HOUSE LeIngtonaye,
2556IlOO In perfect May desired Ia
que Of HOMER MORGAN Pne-st Q619
EIFTH-AVE. RESIDENCE for SALE-The
egb located aud best arranged house the avenue
Apply to ANSON HuBBBLG, $50 SiIth-sye
DOR SALE-A four-story brown-stone
HOUSE high stoop Murray Hill. Property in New Jersey
taken within 20 miles Of The city Address Boz 1913 p o.
INVEST FORTY FIFTH-ST., Nos. g, 10, and
" l2For SALE TO LET brstclass Brown stone HOUSES
four stories. basement and cellar Inquire on the premises
IF YOU WISH TO SELL, RENT, PUR-
L CHASE or EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE IN CITY COUNTRY
PROPERTY call on J. G. FREEMAN 2l2 Broadway
IMPROVED or UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY
or MORTGAGES WANTED for merehaudse lO1 Chsm6er.st
$25OOOO n T9 LOAN {; on bond ID and md
Second Mortgages purchased Money Immediately IRELAND,
POI Broadway
$4,000 $i5OoS $1,000 s;,; 5000 .c and
Brooklyn property bonus sALfONSTALL Broker 10 WamI
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TnrRspAY,s wEATnER REroRT-9 -
MINIATURES ALMANAC

nsos.5l9 Sun 500 Moon sets.,, l:59
N.
SsudJ Hook. 1891 Hell Gate $40
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Country i9roFtrtp % get.

4 -SSOO-One mile from Harlem, French
roof COTTAGE n rooms aroond depot 6rstcas
aeighborhOOd VIII sell exchange Apply C. KEiS, III For
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go acres Of land Of the Gonda Gold Mining Company In the
towu,in Of Ascot Canada East, With sswml farm houses .
lie, Mr.
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AUCTION SALE OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
AUCTION SALE OF CANADA REAL ESTATE.

Bi T.. IL. LUDLOW x Co
No p 21hsi lJn Of LeIDgtonaye, house 1880 lot
Z5Ig3s, TO John *EVf
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S'onu SsIanS Seal estate for Sals.


E0R SALE-30 minutes from Nall-st., ut
i BAY RIDGE L. L. two handsome HOUSES containing al i'm
proyemens Sh half terms Also Lots for sale At
P'''' '''-" JOHN MACEAY. % yesey,s
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for NETWORK
or BROOKLYN PROPERTI-FARM, - scresi Delightfully."- To-
Island Sound water conneeing hne modern House
gas farming implements stock at less
tlau value. Permits Of A. JOURNEAY, No Piue.st