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The new North-west., 1870-10-07
lsc-oI,cnimE q: hc tvulln SVall:,

HELENA. MONTANA.
-" "here noerti l. only SO per week. The tables are
supplied VITA every Lelcary of the SEASON. and the
"st the lnarHct affords, served mp In style unsu,
pn.srd east OF san Francisco. west Of New York
Ihc pnf'or !. ''agnc"i.y f"ri-hcd for the co,lvc-
chce O ladies aud families a,.a sleeping susrt ,ncuf,
are first class Taken all iI ALL t.c WulIa Walla is
The best hotel Ia the Territory.
Lehman Il Newman fOuscville Montana
LGh'i'hn& Newman Lo;:i..vile. Montana
L:i'nhn 4 Newman LOniscvllc, Montana
Lehman 4 Newman LOuiseviile S;ont,n,
The new North-west., 1870-10-07
From Wednesdays Daily,

Good Templars. rs.-Rcv. Geo. Comfort will
this evening organize Lodge of Good
Templars at the Court House. He has al.
ready over twenty charter members enrolled
and anticipates it will be vigorous and
fiourishing Lodge from it's first oryaniz.
alton We might speak in terms of The
highest encouragement of this laudablc or.
ganization, but it would be too much like
Artcmus Wards willingness to sacrifice all
his able bodied relations on the altar of his
country: Whisky drinking is the great
curse OF the country-thc incentive to many
crimcs-the broad channel Of extravaganza
that depIctcs the purse Of the toiler-,,,e
thIef that men put INTO their mouths to
steal away their brains Whoever, having
yielded to runs scduc,lous. believes within
It's influences there is safe refuge from the
destroyer; or whoever, feeling himself Sc
care. is willing by abstinence to encourage
those less fortunate to like resolution, will
find in Lodge Of Good Tcmplars III insti.
tuition that has saved thousands of good
men from drunkar.i's graves, and associations
where mutual purpose sustains and strength.
cns fidelity. The character Of our popula-
u"n, being largely composed Of families,
and the fact that number Of those who
have tasted the intoxicating cup to their
sorrow. have enrolled, is auspicious of a
hour'shing Lodgc-a result largely depend.
eNt however on the selection of officers in
its organization. We are requested by Mr..
Comfort 10 say that II cordial invitation is
extended to the pubic 10 b: present this
cyuuiu.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07
h,Iald I,

Henry Wittci'a'.', has purchased the
famous "Short llurn Diamond" from Mr..
Dah!er for $1,000.
Mr.. Peterson, Of Mcclellan, sold out his
interest in the Price & Co. ground for
$4,000
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

Rev. Geo. Comfort left for Missoula 70.
day. Hc will return about the 18th.
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

MARRIED..
AekEY-eOx-Octobcr I'd, ut Helena, BY tho Rev. 3
y. lathiOp. M. 4. J. Mickey to Miss elizabeth Cox
The new North-west., 1870-10-07
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUT1O
1>nE Copartnerrbip hesstofo,e sxsting between
j Jno g. Mclean and VIM. Mcdonald a. Black.
smiths, i this day dssslved BY mutual consent Mr..
Mclean Withdrawing from the 1Tm: All accounts due
iig.tions dne by the Arm win b paid by him. A
JNO. q. NcLEAN.
W1. NCEONALn
Deer Lodge. October 9Th, 1870.
Having purchased the shop and bueineee Of Nolan
4 a. iscismitbs, Dear Lodge, we win eontinus
businsas ai the Old stand and respectfully solicit the
EDW'D LlPrINCOTT.
WIN. lcDONALD.
Dess Lodge, Oct. 7th, ls70
Iconsnend xsssra uppincott 4 Co. 70 the pablo
n M 49, wvrkmen who will give good
and soiicis Tie contnsancs OF RStG5oo;'e 70 thAe.
Dsr Leaee October n is'e CSC
= THR REGULAR CONNUNIcAT1oNs OF
~ L0des No - =. =. IA. =. m ~ -
M'.'A' ''''' = 1'';s 8. y 1 5sEcs Sax !; 'seE
The new North-west., 1870-10-07

Birds are plenty along the Deer Lodge
tributaries, and sportsman are after them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
CITY HALL INIQUITIES.
THE CHAMBER OF TIE BOARD OF ASSISTANT
ALDERMEN TURNED INTO BAWD-HOUsE.
Yesterday George Byrne, employed as Clerk

THE CHAMBER OF TIE BOARD OF ASSISTANT
ALDERMEN TURNED INTO A BAWD-HOUSE.
Yesterday George Byrne, employed as Clerk
TO the Board Of Assistant Aldermen arrested by one
Of the City Han police The charge Of having forchy
outraged Margaret Fielding aged q, Of Albany, lately
stopping 40 No MUrI,t. The story of the woman is,
that Monday she visited the City Han for the purpose
of seeing man named Burns, connected WIN the De-
partmcut Of The Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
TONS whom She wished to obtain permit allowing
her 10 csaicr The body Of her Legitimate chd from
the public buryng-TOmd While making inquiries
she met by The prisoner, who said his name
was Burns, and that he would take her 70 the room
where he was To he found. she accordingly ac.
tompaned him. and he led the way to the chamber OF
the - ara o Assistant Aldermen On theIlns ~ IOchet
the door The woman, alarmed, asked 10 be allowed to
withdraw, hut Hyrne seized her, threw her on lounge
aucc, she stated were smOhcrcd 10y the prisoner placing
ms i@na oyer her NOUN, hC a.,o ,E 70 I
ner she do not ccas, er tnoN 10 MAKE neistiI igI'
He aierward detained her in the room for oonsidcf-
against him. on beng released, she complained 10 some
men OF the manner in which she had been treated but
then went into uhe Station-h9uSe in the basement
and there repeated hcr story An officer was sent to ar
made lis escape. Yesterday afternoon the prisoner was
taken before Justice Hogan at the Toms Police Court
and there the made an affidavit emhOdylng me
above statement. The prisoner SAID ne was WIN me
woman i'm the Chamber tie Board OF Assistant Alder
she only objected 10 the amount OF money gwen TINS
statement the woman denied i'm the most enphatc man
uer The magistrate decided to commit Blne TO await
an examination. The woman was sent to the
House Of Detention IN order that she might
Of the Twcnty+iXth City HalD Precinct says that tie
woman bears anything but good reputation. she has
had one Legitimate cuIld and, time caused
the arrest OF officer of the Albany steamboat 81 John
charge of rape. Knowing this to Ice the case he did
moi attach the same importance to the wOmaus story
that he otherwise would, and before giving the story
publicity wished 10 fully investigate matter. The
figit of Byruc and his continued absence led Capt.
Thoruc 10 believe that there some truth in the
wolnas statement and ne therefore TCdoubed his
ertious 20 the fugitive Tue mater has created
oD r. ,o, mere are Of onjTion thai the CONVERSION
OF tine 10 such should have been
made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan
committed youth named Morris Pollock Tor having ap-
pTopriacd at various times small sums belonging 10 his
employer. Chaunccy r. Ripley of No. SO Park row.
Maurice Golden Of No Is Chcrry-st was committed for
George Howe at No. 43 w-ChlmheT.-st., and with
stealing $50 in currency and some small articles.
Augustus Bruins was arraigned before Alder
man WEIGH at the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY
aggregate value Of $3.50 from the manufactoy OF Chs
& ond was held in default of 81 900 bail to answer at
the General Sessions Michael Maher, furniture dealer
was placed under $1,000 bail to answer.
In the Yorllville Police Court, before Justice
BXhy, William Harvey was arragned on charge Oh
from Henry Graydon. Ire watch was stolen on the ISL
of July, since which time Harvey has lived IN retire
e hT w sdT%r5 T tTS in V emt Of
bail. George scott a pckpocket and rowdy was ar
benjamin Cohen, on Monday night He was committed
for trial.
James Campbell, aged IA years, the leader of
Youthful gang sneak thieves, WAS brought up before
Justice shandley at the Jefferson Market Police on tue
No SO West Eleventh st., with two companions iauled
White and Moore, and stealing quantity OF eOtlDg 10
the aggrc gate value Of Si He was heid Tor GAMMA
ton Frederick Dawson was placed before tIe par on
fhc charge Of stealing Thomas g. shcdd of No 7O2
Broadway set q ivory checks used for gambling PaT
poses valued AZ $780, silver dealing box 500; and 81
I'm currency Dawson held for cXamlnatlOn
Justices Bowling and Shandley disposed of
in the Court of Special Sessions DAVIS Barnet
charged WIN tttdlE pltC' VI iioh Ii'
No GA Grrcnc,t Being an old offender, he sent to
Blackwells Island for six months Dawn LINDSAY vas
sentenced 70 months on BackWel's Island and to pay
fine Of $50 going into ne cigaTSt0rc of MI Reagan
No 81 ParkrOw and giving worthless check in pay
Inct for cIgars Francis CSSick and jeremiah Buck
ley, two hackuen, hired by Francis Lequeer OF
West Fftieih-> take him TO his residence from thc
Long Branch boat. On the home they stole coat
and pair Of boots which strapped 10 valse belong
ING t. Mr. Leguccr They also refused to carry him fur
tbcr than Twentieth st. unless he paid additional -
TO the fare which they had collected. Tney were SEN
fenced to the Island for one month edch.
COURT CALENDARS-THs DAY
SrPEHfGR COrKT- CHAMBERS.
application Of the Mercantile Loan and Warehouse 70
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C1,sTO,LHOUsE MATTERS.
,rpo,xrMENrs-TUNNAGE TAX, &C.

apppINTNiENTS-I NNA'rE IAN, w.
Fv-Fire Marshal Charles Nj. Brackett mas
hon ,npoirtcd Inspector in place OF Dr. NJ T. Rice re-
~" mis- ,ppoiutmcut was made by Mr. Grinncll,
,io,s to his retirement from the Colcctorshp,
JuS Ms heartily coucurrcd In by Mr. NJ rply. Among
the distinguished callers at me C0Hcct'l Once !tSIet
6 ANY Nh Griuuc visited the Naval Oicc, but will not
assume tine active duties 81 ms new Posnm 9, G[N,
L.. home. a. -. Lawrence County, to-day.
Tbe snpioined statement exhibits the number and
ie of colstvisc and inland vessels licensed, enrolled
ar registered u the district of the port OF New YORK lex
crt m Ahauyl during the year ending March 81 1870,
ch YES els had to pay tuuage tax duty az the rate
of 80 per tan per anuum or an annual special fax
n 30 now removed by act Of Congress. July H. inst.
VESSELS OVER TWENTY TINS At THE CITY or NEw-YoRK.
Lice sail vessels tnnaSc 9722.27; 457 steam vessels,
tunnagc, l62990s9 canal boats. tunnage 70 22628
n rs HcCnscl, tuuuage 1884 steam vessels tempo
raTy HccuSe) tunuage ISIS; 3eana boats temporary
hcGnsc tunuag S63 Under 20 tuus $50 sail vessels,
tunnagc. 4,i7S63; u sail vessels tshcres, tmnage,
l2SSS; 10 steam vessels tunHagc, 23t3 TOtil tnhnige
ofyesscs licensed at NewNork. 3'2C'H; amount OF tax
thereon at "0c. per tun SIl,l0lO.
Vessels licensed at Troy within the district OF New
York. over 20 tuns 80 steam vessels tmnace 5GOdis
9} canal boats tunnagc, 2G.79509; barCe. tunnage;
tonuagc, 9i.s195o Amount Of tax thereon. s2'29i.
Vessels licensed &c, a Port Jefferson; $50 SAT- vessels
TONS tunuagc $3.50; total tInnage, n2o55o Amount OF
10th number Of vessels coastwise and inland licensed,
enrolled. registered ut NewNOrk, Troy and PORT Jcf,
fcrsOu during year ending March 81, $50 a,ia5 lolti
amount Of tax received tAereirom on 4eV2 oiIOO '''
TIe number ~ vessels and tunnoce thereon no Ah3,
not a>ccrncd. but may he estimated considerably ~
excess a. Trpy The amount of therefore received
in the whole District of NcwNOrk from vessels engaged
in the tWisc and trade not FAR IRON sOOOO
during fho PEI Rod mentioned. This revenue the Govern
lncut will course longer realize. The above hgures
not only serve 10 SHOW now muGh was c1Nect,u III
mage dues COStNse vessels hut also shows the extent
OF domestic shipping in the District Of Ncw-lOrk.
While tie tax tuurage has been repealed all vessels
Of five tuns and upward must be licensed, enrolled OF
registered az the CuStOm-OuSe under the act OF Feb 49,
1895, free OF dues The act OF July IS 1850 recurring
cOiStug inland vessels carrying coal oil minerals, or
agricultural products, 10 nay special yearly tax OF So
having also been repealed. all such vessels Will now
have to be enrolled licensed under the cuaStng laws
These 10y Of payment OF special tau have
not hitherto been required % bc enrolled or registered,
but 10y he abolition Of the act aforesaid must nog take
out enrolment or license papers The importance OF
this requirement viii address ltSclf particular! 10 mas
nl..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
Commissioner roflsed to als and ordered the detense

Commissioner refused to dismiss and ordered the defense
10 proceed on Tuesday next Mt ~ O'Clock.
Before Commissioner OSb0rn.-Iu this case, wherein
Denis kerwick charged with knowingly uttering u
counterfeit $40 bill an examination was held Yesterday
kcrwick went into the clothing store of Mr. lauencrg
No. l03 Iowcy and bought sut of clothes, Tor winch
the $40 bill I'm question formed part OF the payment
Mr.. Laucnbcrg whose absence on Monday maze noccs-
sary adjournment Of the until yesterday was eA-
amucd and said nc had not heard of the proceedings
otherwise ne would have attended the day before ana
then detailed the circumstances they took place Ill his
store.
John Marks. who keeps boot and shoe store at No.
3oOt BpWCry, happened to drop into Mr. Lauenbcrg =
place at the time of the transaction alleged ana coiIob-
GRATED the evidence of Mr. LaucnbCTg He added fur-
hcr that the accused said he got the bad bill at the
corner Firstavc and NineeeutSt; the accused and
those with him did not try to break away OF get out OF
the store go
James Sparks companion Of Kerwick's, residing at
the corner Of NinctCcuth-s and Ersdyc, plastcIer
out of employment. said that he and those along with
him We're "mcsmeTized" when told that the bhl was
bad He went looking after an officer and meeting one
in Graud-st, told him. Tic officer said that was NOT ms
"hate ard lc couldn't go; but that nc would ma an
officer IIcstcr-st. when he went to HcScrs the ON
Ger there told him il not his bate, hui To go 10
BrOOmc-st At BrOOmc-st., the officer tOld MN that
il wasn't his bate hut TO 20 somewhere else Al last
he found an officer who consented to come WIN hln
when the arrest made Kerwick himself, after the
usual canton, infinitely Intercepted by commits
soner sbor and said ne did not know the bill was bad
The Commissioner decided that though there were sus
pcos circumstances connected with the case yet there
was not sufficient evidence to prove criminal OWedSc
the time of passing the bill, and discharged the ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YorK. Tuesday. July %. 1870.

NEw-YoRR. Tuesday, July %, 1870
There was one sale to-day at the Exchange,
conducted by Messrs. Roberts * McGulre.
The Messrs johnson Miller had an excellent sale or
lots at New Brighton s. L. to-day. The attendance was
large and the bidding brisk to the close notwithstanding
the great heat Every lot was sold and the payment
settled for before Mr.. johnson, the auctoneer LETT the
grounds feature Of this sale was that the buyers
nearly all citizens Of Irish birth, ana the proba-
btes that they will at once erect houses for their
accommodation.
The new school house erecting corner OF Main and East
SITS, NewBritain Conn., IA to be called the Burritt
School," in honor OF Elihu Burritt.
The City Hall in Montreal Will be erected IN tine Coy
eminent Gardens, at cost OF sAO,OO0 one thousand
dollars have been voted for plans. - 49,
The Uuversalist church ~ saltwater MINI, If 70
DC built of stone, 4OXCO feet with BASEMENT ana VIII
cost $1,000
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
~ ROBERTS & M'GUiRE.
Building and plot ground 2daye and fIhsti ere OF
plot 5l2161GIlOO h. A. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

C0pfleU ct al. agt Wolf ct di.-Bct0re Judge
Brddg-Ihi- case was up again yesterday. The facts
are these: The defendants obtained some goods which
they gave their Of hand for 10 the plaintiffs who
are merchants of Bradford, England. The goods were
shipped to this country, but before ARRIVAL the plain
tins suspectng fraud through counsel Mr. Nanderpoel,
obtained an injunction preventing their delivery To the
defendants. motion was subsequently made by de-
PENDANTS the Injunction which Is not yet de-
Cded Judge Brady informed counsel 10 be present yes
terday in have settled whether the defendants
admit the fraud and rely the question of law, whether
the goods be stopped i'm transtu. The defendants
stated the argument that they did not care whether
that was supposed or not, but declined 10 admit IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
Citn Real Gsiate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A full FRONT on MadisOn-aye.
reir 43tl-st Also other large mil Plots oc.h. suit
able Hotel and business purposes Also choice LOTS Ga Murray
HILL Hes 5ta-aye. - - .
STH-AVE., above 42d-St., an elegant brown
- stone HOUSE price without furniture Also
W p SEYMOUR III Broadway
OSTH-ST, near Park-ave.-Fin 4-StOry, high
sts1 .oop HOUSE, 22ISIOO; oomplt order For
very cheap, possession any tine Othen O % 1900 aad
inward: best locations W. T. SEiMoUh III Broadway z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27

THE SEVENTEENTH WARD SCHOOL CASE.

Mr. John r.. Hennessey was sometime ago
removed from the position Of School Trustee because ii
WAS alleged that he had received 500 for securing the
Amendment of lady teacher The case came before
Judge Brady yesterday, the counsel for Mr. HenneSey
appiying for maudamus to compel the Board TO aiOw
Inc resolutions OF the Board Of Education diseharg1ng
ennessey omitted to specify the Ofense merely chaT
cteriziug his conduct careless and ndlscrcct lie
questioned the right Of the Board 10 adudicate upon the
ease II was claimed behalf OF the Board tat It's Dy
duct I'm the discharge of their school duties Judge Brad
refused TO grant the mandanuS holding tnat Was Hot
proper remedy I'm this case though the Board was the
proper tribunal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
frnal No.ifes.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN--In Circnlt " S ssTrRs
- niu.nt.s County-1he CHICAGO AND NOkIh' hpi ~,
pIIiIyIY COMPANf against CHARLES BJ Lbh e .n q, M
tue a judgment rendered in the abo's entitled eI ,s seymour
~ nd ~. \, pubic suction the highest hddef VIZ - M,
ga1se In ID, c Oshkosh, WBEebSgo Counil - ia. dy
dsy ~ August O'Clock In the forenoon .
II, on two Hundred forty sections Of land Co.,! IA under
uy housabd tbereof which have iready "a ~
S1,pd b, Congres. aid In the construction o.
80 from Pond Do narthery " the state me vs
selected y We n mo JANIS H. HOWE Conussios0
as. Boucx PIAappfs AtsfsJ. Oshlosb wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
PREVENTION oFGAMBLING SOCIETY.

Galway and West, the leading members Oh
the AutG ambng Association who were arrested al the
instance OF Alfred g. HYDE who charged them with hav
ing extOrted money from him under false preielses anu
were subsequently committed by Justice cox appeared
their discharge the ground that the aihddNt OF inc
plaintiff did not state that the money was pald theh
under prcens OF what they had DONE but their agree
nent 10 inform the plaintiff nom time 10 Time OF hS
partners movements in relation to gambling COulseI
also moved reduce the bail from $500 To S1j, the atte
sum being the alleged 20 have been eHtOrteu
from the plaintiff The decision reserved, ana the
set down for further hearing Thursday, at ~
IN
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SUPERIOR COuKT-srEc1AL TERN.

Decisi0pS-By Judge Barbour.--Gruex agt.
Gruex.-Divorce granted. Barkct ast Blrkct-Divorce
granted.
BY Judge Jones.-Pdgeon agt. Oatman--JudGment
for plaintiff, without costs. Tue plaintiff will engross
my draft findings and submit them TO me for my sigma
ture. NmmOns agt. Tappan.-Bill Of exceptions re
turned for correction.
NOtice-Notes of issue for cases the Calendar
must filed, and the Jury fee paid before satur-
day next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
ROBBERY OF TIE CUBAN SPECIAL MISSION.

Carlos Del Castillo LOyzaga, member OF
the Cuban Junta, residing ut the St. Georges Hotel, NO.
s6 broadway, the 25th Of June last was robbed OF
1900 IN United States bonds. The property stolen
uulhg the temporary absence Of the owner Advertso
eht oil the loss made, but with lew hopes OfsNer
recovering the property. On the yth of July Detective
hPptgdt Of Col Whtlcys force arrested Joseph Greg
DIl' VINO mad N his possession $4,000 bond. owing 10
tne aDsehee OF Senior LOyzaga the examination of the
IOhyf SaS postponed until yesterday, when upon his
NE case was brought up before Justice STANDBY
NJ the JenefsOn Market Police Court. ScnOr LOyzaga
examiner the bond, aud identified It as Of which lie
AAu Deon lObDed GIogOry wac he'd 70 ansMcr.
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49,, ,,-btfrl wound from which the bowels pro
masIiE 1ho villains then fed. Some of the Eleventh
pict police coming mp soon aftcrward removed con
IL, Iruiou Market Police station ana bueH9l
no :" 1t,i,.d TIE attendant surgeon gave IL as ms
o"inon that Connolly was very Dang PHSn "spo
eHu Vi,i H. for connolly s aSSa auts, ana one bcr-
S nar curry ALLEGED hSyS cgTn % Toc o @
row. was ~ plf 81 Connolly Injuries, ana Coroner
W 70 a" reouest, TO take the ante-mortem statement
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SHARON SPRINGS.-All rail from A A. sMyy Or
- P..esss leaving ss.YOr. By DAY BOAT sei.,. have
TROY LINZ STEAMBOATS, procure tIoefs
baggage checked direct SHARON via hBAs ,h. ,o.
hanna RAILROAD, and AVOID he eicas b, th< D.,
"a, nm. Might ho.u sharon al 10 iii n,
boat. sI3 m Pssssnssn by the Hason % snnras 70 the
,n,,,rr. A, Ahsny 10 The and Depot nee AK in
oude Of TIE as Set s.urd., night
M arriving the spnsEs 10 70 m T.sk
s u. y, A., !. sssA, hAfo Sss Univ As's@
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HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.

"VV7N Of TIE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Susie l.. Hallowell was brought from the
House OF 'he GOOD Shepherd writ Of habeas corpus
ana certoian 10 DE released from the Roman Catholic
institution, 20 which she had been in order 10
release her nom the influence OF former assOca tons
the Wrts.
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3nternal Repfnnf.

OFFICE of COLLECTOR of lNlEh !tN AZ
" REVENUE Tor the 9th District Of heW'iorh oonPn"'' ~ ~
1rh and 81 WI ards Of the CITY Of New York. --,.A
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN pursuant 20 law wa. nav
60, the Assessor tie lists Of valuations and eDdn Oh PVP
ect 10 tar under Act provide Internal Revenue 70
The Government interest Oh the Public Debt ana lOf o an
- snnrorei J1ue and the acts smeniatoI{ u,ieY
@ March 1865 July 10 1866 and March l1 hA' ns . S,
,s have becne due ana pase snl ~ ~
T sttend personally by deputy for the collection o. ss 81 Jy
Once Broadway daily tSgn ave H. bon ofs O'Clock
until daJ Of August, IB'O, INCLUSIVE '-'
a and O'Clock p. No. a.. l.. r.x.. q, RugINRSS.
rs TRADES and PROFESSIONS and the ises 90 m ~ P
81 INN nj RS GOLD WATCHES GOLD and sllt ~ fLA
Ia sndnI Man 1914 and the Taxes lNVohhs oI w.
o re De-. IN 1869 All persons Who fhsll neglect 10 pay le %
IN, hy them respectively according To he nh ~ law
bs,y ite m beeome liable tue PENALTIES psssnpsu
(Signnil '" ~ bA'A'D-N''
Dated New York. July 49, 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
COMMON PLEAs-sprcrAL TERM.

DccisORS-By Judge Van Brunt.-Harring-
ton ag INSTRUMENTATION for receiver granted. Iauz
agt. KnoX-Moton denied, with costs and preliminary
stay vacated. Carpenter ag COMMUNICATING OF fact
settled. Licnan agt. LOeh-Order settled
BY Judge Iarrmore.-MuIray agt. MeyeT-Motion for
appointment of receiver denied without prejudice; or
der OF the 18th of July appointing temporary receiver,
vacated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before Commissioner Shields.-Ip the case
sgSinst Swift, lawyer, charged with defrauding
soldier named COsgrOve Of portion OF his bounty money
application made yesterday 10 the Commissioner On
Aht Of the accused " have the case dismissed TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
Drooklnn Real estate for Sale.

JOR SALE.-The 3-story high stOOp HOUSE,
No 20 P,sdeni opposite Carroll Park tooklyn Gne oca
tion desirable n ID respects Puce 5000 L. r. KELLOGG, No.
I,roadvay n. y. or No. 10 Secold-place, Brooklyn