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New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

The following is list OF plans for new buildings su
mtted to Mr. James NJ. MaoGreeor. chief OF te Depart
ment OF Buildings, during the past week:
Plan 56-Boidsay and Howarlt, 5soTy BIRCH and iron
vlrehouse 5l1lOO A h. Diienhoeer. ogner.
house, 355Il4 J. Cs-rea, owner .
Plan No 9lsSheEd No - 5story brick teaeuen i7IH
plan SO s3-ii5tlst s. o92 5A Of 4tsvs 2story and
Plan No 3l-8th-si $50 oi Ave G. TeAi lsoy bnck
s'fP ~ lbs w Of 5.b.ave three 4o-v and base
hrownstone frstc Gse,lnss ID 4T+S A heRernoli'
Plan No 38h l6o # Of bavei one as'oy onek iso-
Plan No 323-l2;b-s rs sf lOtaave; story bHek
Plan 40 osc 30 49, one 4stOr brick publish
Plan So a-55tl-,t s. l5ohvof Iltsve 2so,ry BRICK
Plan No 5,6-3athst No West 3ory brick tenement
Pan 10 a|t5dst 5 Of IOthaye ?soy bc acery,
Plan no SsER 2soh Of eth-sve one 4story
brck and brown stone iistess dwelling HeIe Ace'
Plan No 2a a'toTy sP4 lr basement % brick and bOSn'
Plan No s45tb Of 8haye, 4torv and bss nnt
brUwusODe frs' dwellings lOI't James T. Chamber
Plan No 33leb- 432 east Of eth Two fourstory and
basement hrovu dwellings Zl0X5 Myers swner
Plan No 3Ievss No llJ hyeory BRICK tenement 2Eto
Psh 10 SrEdrlgest No IA seOry bcE teGeneH 25I6o
PI 30 -Ss7e 25 rs Of el +siOry brek eneneris
Pan 80 sT.2ia5e, 4sO brE snd dwelling, ls6E55
Pa No Si,,h.s 25 Of 3jsve, 4Ory bek shop 25I
g. owner James Ma1Ihy ,co -, ,o.., ..o,v bt second
clsss JV.Ings ~ qtt8. Owner Ladan Mitchell Co.
Psu No l0--ave and 52ds istOIy bnek nenen''
Pa 80 Sn-Baal Nos m and l5s sy brick shop 'Gsao
Plan So saWa,tss No 20 rear lso brick stable alIi9
Pa 80 ssS2Forsytls No stoy brick tenement: 2'I'6
P5 10 s4-fse,hs, Nos ls and 1a7 5s,or brick tene
DeH,s, 25r56 0wnes R25o6 Tssey.'n' ,,, ,t .eo.J
class dwe.ngs 10 4Il5. Ovuer, Charles Lowthtr o,-,
Plan No 9E'ngou-st, No %, and Ss'oy ""feh'''e -'i
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er-prpIOp COI-pT-p,pT II

B,tr, Jadgc hcCVHR.-J. 4. Young and Il. III.
Too. .l western UUjDH telegraph C0.Tuis adjourned
Ca, s- continued yesterday. Counsel for defense ar
CeU that The mistake if any committed was due 70
iufueucc- over which the Company had control, and
cited authorities show that If the message was sent
according 20 the printed regulations Of the Company,
try responsible aud spoke Of the injustice Of
the prucipl, which dictated that corporation engaged
business containing such risks as telegIaphng should
he compelled pay fuT any irregularities OcclOued by
for, ig1 agency over which they had no control
Nj jones' counsel for plaintiff reviewed the law exist
rr IN America and gland the subject of teegaphy.
TAe principle established that companies engaged III
special business should conduct that business IN such
maller not 10 he q nuisance aud a hardship but a
blessing There gross ggeuCe ON the part OF the
Company Tac plaintiffs had shown that they desired
The message be repeated which the operator prOessed
70 d. but OILY transmitted II part OF the way, and
hence the e delivered 10 the plaluths AGENTS
AZ Norfolk second tue as correct He contended that
Becceuee was clearly proven and argued that If mis-
tLes ike that increased among such corporations the
bagrcSs community would Doe a great sufferer.
Judre McCuun charged the jury, and they returned a
vard.. fol t!.e LlalIt.l fNr $3.50.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcIAI TERN.

D6cl,OuS-By the Hon. j. NJ. Barbour, {. j.
Br0wor Executor, AIT Central Park, North and East
RIVER Railroad tOmp.GIy.-MOtOn Tor new trial denied,
with costs.
BY Judge NIouen.-Fontana act Moore.-Moton
fTsut"d terms. Porter act. Parlncey- Motion
.rsnt. q. Ncwmaubv at. Pet-Moton granted, with
s cost, on terms Davis agt ROllns.-Mot0n directing
TIE delivery OF the property granted Howard al.
EIaeuurack-Nuton granted. Bartlett agt. Hannaford.
Motion granted, and T. L. Bennett appointed Receiver
a.. rcAuiun alt. AuA-MOtiOn denied, without prtlu-
dre 20 "a renewal on afidavits part OF defendant.
Whit. .-f NraIs.-NatIuu granted.
Ir fudre JOlcs.-Huu agt. Dutler-Iouon denied,
VIII SO costs
By Jcaca spoucer.-Fowler act. Acknowledgment
fuI plant r. WJA cost, funding DC, settled see Special
Tenn ti,Ta.
Tus bong Good Friday. all motions and notices Of
e.s uu orders o. show cause Iciurn&Hc to-day are
sU,ur .d autI tomorrow. Parts and H. are adjourned
~ MclCay.
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF yEw-roRS.........................A5..l. u.

PORT OF NEW iOEh. .a' -
CLEARED.
S,.amsbns-Tha Queen Thomson Lv,rp0l Bremen 'mn Va
Southampton; Aeppo Bow Liverpool; MorH biraL s. iaysa
Fan Ke steele Hamilton Be1suia John " Garrett ArlaGsthu
baltimore: Pan,a Freeman Plsdrhla; Ch case jloa, Port
land; L. Bie McCue Phaic ph; Il. Lyiugon, Che.-naR
Savannah; Chichester Ch he,;ons Bcs Na1na Nc
dth Wilmington Dell S4rogl, Couch, AoroA tl Po1i &C.
Glaucus Walden Boston
Ship-Tator. O- Phenix Islands
Barks-Phaon Nulgan. lotCou; IBIS Cabree 1aIa.onai -
Ursula Losherg Janeiro MoIeuua, Hammond BaE
Brg-Teury Trowbldg egbtol Fraana, Fa John hrn-as
James Kingston, JAM fos, Lsp!e' Lshoni James Miner
1oombs NAtankss 81,
Schr-A & Lyon LYON Baltimore; Mrs. Pstten Harding 10
p.Imos W prpg Martha aud Saysns Game 'aes
NrkeTon Bararoa Clara jenkins Rice HGtst s. jane l"a'f
Wilson. AieIAndr.a; Porto Plata Moutsonsry Aacbas
ARRIVED.
Steamship India MuHroe Glasgow April via Movie 'f H@'a
sla s,lPs%,o P wamsatts F.h Sea Bedford mise spd pa--.
Bark Coyannna Caifauo Pse4o Jsa 10, VIA 1iurai tri "
frat.
Brg Em.ia Polio Naples - dsys. via Gibraltar q s 'sI
Sterling LsEusrrl via Ponce r. r. p 4i
Brig Ahstsiher Edern, ,sitauen 10 days, Fossss
schT Lam, Prds IIass-ll hafucaho - ds's c"fcs.
Sehr. Juhs Il foc, squir,s, Ger gneos - "a : nof-s
Nh, esburV Coreou Sew-CsEs u dAys b. N.t tnt-r
schr jobu Ferris 81 John MaTtha and say4r ca ts'
scbr Thos n S,ole Pitcher Mitanzss y DAYS. sugar
eebr M,ry d. Ieaul, LELAND. Wilmington y g sta-s nuh'r
Nehr N,y Potter Haskell WGshnlton C. 3da!s LsNsl s's
SchT. Grove, Weaver, IasAsoh'llt IL eA's' IuiA''h
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bc.~rox Aprl lA-Arive schr. Sk aEk, from sayras
FOREIGN PORTS.
c,aox Anil 1.-THE .,e,m-hip Anrs~ arrived ksTs tos
hta Portland The steamship Australia arrived Ls, al oeoa "a"
morning
siipI Hatfield London for Bosion April a ~ lon ~
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THE COURTS
,,.,,.r,-r, crr, ,TT,5 COMMISSIONERS OTTICT
; WHEATLTY.

United STATS COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Rel0y, Commissioner OSb0rR.-Ibc United states
- " H. NcC5gtHb.-Tle defendant is charged with
s'rr engaged with uumher Of sWugClers i'm bringing
s som Canada into the United states. At the same
- No trurah was an officer of tie Government. Nc
s,ph claims that nc acting as spy, aud engaged
a. tIrceluc for the purpose Of detecting others and
= ot, I'm, time acting under instructions of the Gov
at officers. The case was tOuTucd until 10 O'Clock
-,..s..s fr tine Government.
S@,oy, commissioner StieldS.Yhe United suites act
80, p Ca1k.-Iuls case. wherein the defendant l.
epged with pasiI S0counteIfcit bill, was adjourned
A. ne request Oi Defendants counsel until tomorrow al
fp.u. .-, . ,. ~
srgrs boHu-i 20 the United states. wa aIIdlfTcd
YESTERDAY afternoon, and held under 500 bal 10 appear
t-luc!rUW al "a ,t.
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SUPREME CoURT-CuANBrEs.

UnE.oua-By Judge Brady. Helfich ae..
C,r... Notion granted, in order suggest. i. Tuc
Pcos Of .hc -ta.e rel buckley agt. The Excelsior
liC Insurance Co-NotiOu for mdndamus denied.
srcl..t act. Ziufrctter-Motion denied Howard agt.
Br5uGol--Motol ior receiver granted, Tie People,
d. Henry Murray act. Confederation deued-in
uti.t.u same at Wit-Dccrce settled. Kennedy agt.
~ sr.. Motion denied. with SO costs. Forest agt.
10. .. mi. ar Irvi,-Bcports of referee confirmed,
a. .a...... ats Of divorce granted.
AEai .eHts for admission to the Ear must attend in
T.. .C.-...t Term room at p. IN. ON Monday.
I s..tI,ue Court special Tern which was aa ourncd
TT lid Monday ia APRIL is tuItLci "a OJIL,d until
the f..lt. Monday, .5tA inst.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
r,1TrD st tTEs EAsrERN DISTRICT COURT

TCUrC JF0N' EtUCI"t.-IHf IUtCi mum us
HyCrics-Ncs.eIiav Proceedings were commenced 10y
Assistant L. r. Dsli.,AtiCrrcy Allen against the fol
lavi real estate n tEc Fifth Ward, which Illicit stills
have been seized: Premises Of Catherine Carroll,
--latest. near Eyars>t.; &. Gluuu and r G. kOener
COZ er ..tti states AID ltte-sts; C. Glunu and J.. C.
koea.;. corner United States and Lltte-st-; Peter
Nrt a.u. Hud,cn-aNe., near Evaus-St; Mary Callahan
Ra.l-,. FrCspcet-st.; Margaret Graham, Pros
pcci--t. lcar .Ilu,->t; James Callahan, NOrks
ica. f .lsatavo. FL. Brady. Pymouth-st, near Gold
81. ..rr Fitzpatrick HHra-St, near Hudson-aVe;
B.i Dcratr, LuG~Ou-ayc., near NCrk-st; Ndrgaret
Gla 10. NoIg-st. Lt.r HudeOn-ave.; James Dlunen,
..l.c.. near NoIkSta Jane kcaruty, southeast
60. ..,i o. IiuJ,ul-sNe. and conGs-st.
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parS now drive into the sixthave for tho sake Of
suioying the delightful strip of wood pavement which
ss,son nv TexinctOn-ave, were laid with wood, two
siris o2 the travel would be diverted from the Fifth
a sboSe lois and houses would In consequence de-
aso serouslv in value BY all means, then, let US
80 with as little swudling the Will admit OF,
n ,o faced permanent pavement, in the finest and
49, popuIar avenue in America. L. 4. BARNJA'
No 4Ss Fiflh-Ggc., April IS, 1910.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
UNITED sTATEs DISTRICT CoUEr.

B.f0rc JUdgc BiGtc,QOd and a JWN-I Ihc
Vpt NrS ct. u cases married L. IN a didAOEd c01-
E.ri4r St E5bonS, was continued yesterday. The eX-
sin.a uu of Levi, ". Noer, for the United States,
was coat med AID suuCI. letters and documents We're
mt l ev dcncc. My WchNer moved 10 dismiss the in
formation. Nr l. Plerrcpout; L. = pI.tr.ci Att"rney'
M ON Nn..l-. md mott LuEnrs u,cLarsoa uLtl then
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DEP4RTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
vprp.y Apru II

Nail, for Elrore and Lyero1, pr st'au,t F'r'n
fr.r ort 4ai }e. win close Asg fors f'stt' 60 j. o. -
,,t.cr. selt hy this Mail encert those thlt specially Directed,
SATURDAY, ArEIL lt. -
~ortiaW BTI'n s''srsr Nan
fo of Thiri-t Hotok-n co PotOhce q y ~ f"1HshF
Supplementary Nail ies l4d letes oa Race @ 'L 1
a HOtokcu and closed % 40 z. m.
FrsLce. Brts and HeTr' Per - fiii' 10 - fs
Pier ~ y L. close al tOGce al a. ~. No >ugpsnei h@
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rnr MErHopIsTs AND THE CoMM0N sCHooLs-

70 the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The report of the resolutions adopted
unanimously by the NcwYork Conference Of the Motho
a,, isconal church in relation 10 common schools &C.
rlishea in THE tribune Of to-day IL defective m one
rrat ,1lar viii you have the kindness 70 Iilht le ta
resolution a. it was submitted TO the CVhef'hcef II
rcasis as follows: - ,- .. -
llf Taat tc'i ,te rrvaou of ou ' school s,s 20 ut
r. dctate aud Ore imperative ufs q" i'S''Vas '' "a
~, As riaa oi .gagi rilifs Jor az
M. York. Ay.il H.. 1870 j. NltAILil'
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pASSENGERS ARRIIEp.

FROM GLASGOw-Iu steamship India ApI IA > Lean
NJ Lo-su James Wr-h-. g. : 10. .ftso1 d.. --s br j.
lls Alex Foni c. and gi, A. Eson j. aa Geo J'a'"b
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
Real estate 10 Crrhance.

EXCITANGE or for Sala-Farm OF 220 acres :;
Il dwelling three tenant nGi III other necessary onibuAg
trou pond Of al Enis, large and small in aOnn-anc "eh
waieli high OF uyson l75 can be moved by ma
price 10000 Of incumbrauc Apply 10 r BkkRltS, L'
isuens or D. g. McCOTTER l62 Broadway NeW-i ork City
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Gin Real CslG!c fer Sale.
FOR SALE. 297 East One-hnndred-

A FOR SALE, 227 East 0ne-hundred-
"A. sIeelist ro de tne teeor AID taseneut brown stone
resdy for oooupson or sale sacrifice he sold 70 eos
contract Wide street; beautiful location; easy Apply TO MI
CRAST0 Tiriaye, corner one fundre aud sIteen,h-st
A FOR SALE, III East Seventy v-nnth-st.,
~ po side fhh house Of Fourthave. reoy md
basement brown stone oat UaE 2OIi8 lot 1905 hnsle 10 tie very
bes quc ready Tor ouplton VII he sod at great
sacnhe roe vii exchange for down town property
cty or Bcoslyn lots Ah to address OWNER y beesmsaf
thfi loor \. \.
4 VERY fine, handsome 3-St0ry h. 8 HOUSE,
L eoei. md IN improvements. immediate possession; 2 fg-
ihrst ieseen Braa-rg and 4lye ear puies si55" this
house IL lcrtly located rovcy he so Immediately Apply TO
wN. MILLER IN Groeery. E-ih-ay,. FA Ay-hri~t
ELOUR WILLS, in Avenue G., FOR SALE or
EOhof.e power. Cspy Mills gafrl. PEI day. Av TO-
EOR SALE-A very large and valuable corner
PRoPERri on ChhaIa-'L Fnee %l'jS@ lHqnse Of % o5EH
MORGAN Pnes- Ho1-l-
HOR SALE much below their valuc-Ihe very
3ftors Urlftoap HOUSES l'9 Fortynhs +l6Jl shI
go taii h block from BltSlr -fri are
dc,rLii a, modern Improvements ard lt positively
b. sold a once Andy 10 oere- Iofivtt-st hto ~ and
mss and u stor, 80 N,.ssu-fL AFTER ? p. ~
LTOR SALE-On LexingtOn-ave corner of
tTsieiss- 3stryt Ers'oop, Nr''ntei
HOUSE fronting the aveEge viii 1t'ua % stable
CUR. Of H0HEg MORGAN. Pae-.t G52l
E'OR SALE-HOUSE and LOT SG3 Lexington
ave- Aou', l. pr' G 0IrI s ne AZ r' Rivii ti p ''
Inoure on The mises
NEW HOUSES for SALE or to LET within
~ vl of Central Pfra-Bovtinlt fronts iEfr nd
fur-ory hhssoJs. R,u II 500 and $500 App! No
liz Secondave. near FS.eihtt
NAN RENSSELAER, 4 CRUGER,
l82 GEANn-ST.
Special attention given he ol Estates Houses stores
and Ofces rented. Rents collected
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rurPsn,y.s vr,TurP pEpopr-9 Au
NiINrArrnr AIMANAl

su. ,i.es 5.s2 sun ....... C:53 Moon go
| HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. 503 Cows saai ''55 ie o''' ''' 80
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AUCTION SALES OF JAMAICA, /. l., EEAI
ESTATE.

BY LAWRENCE. OAKLEY FLECRY.
MasOn @ M an, d % . - 80 5E3,5 Gariae et9O
Plot of ground dining above, 636X4G3IllL6NO
Po; Of ground Prop-ct- 1t rom Jamaica and Fla4us-
road.
f2' On Sa ihe corner o. "ai'l'4'-,e anu G.
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l1ort- War0ens' Notite.

STATE oF EEw-YoRK,
PORr-wAEDHSs oyytcE No = Nillan n.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
i section the passed April Ia 1857 entitled An Act Il
RsorgIis WAreBs o Of The POr, Of Se~ fo 10 al Persoe
having Of the subject ms, OF such inqcJ
seryey that the following vessels uaeF .r-
wsren and thai the ssd examinations WI
completed within days succeeding this notice o. boar "
y,ss
Sean mp Mofo iastie ~ "
Stran.hp LOioha
S'rsWhp Clts OF London . u
steamship hSTmaIn
SHIP Joseu ThouaS .s.s'.-'s'''''''''. - y,
klrk H. hOigtfs
Anna andAle.
SchT H.lp Blanc .,ommefelsi h-lt
CuAs = MACoNBBR, lr'sds.a
J. Ave, UsHaIss SssletsrS.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
MILLER, WILKINS co.
lot No - Livingston ljj Courtst
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
Gin l)ropertn 10 Cct.

Nh1 1'ASrNAAD - $3.50
Two FINE STORES, with easements,
"A. LET together separately sI'S EACH terms o" Il and 10
A THREE-STORY HOUSE to LET, no. 3l9
East .S5 as & It, premises, sUIs os go 70 81 to osR
A SUIT, or FLAT, of five ROOMS to LET
= W.. between Fnb and siIt6,ve. sn extending
ia block on Ha. every necessary convenience for geOtel
bouskepug Beee ang hot an o0 water bathroom srea1e
and rs I sLs kept orders porter ATTENDANCE
&C.. Apply above orto
JOHN Il TRESoR, IydeHa
723 sIhave.
GOOD. light ROOMS, with Steam Power. APP
II ply to bii NICHoLs lse woo.te,st.
NEW 4-story, bTown.stone HOUSE, ii in !, "a
tst Fsci' fFicl % to'e5 or = csif;t @ Room & '-'
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
" a1e GGmpany having removed to 9es o9' m d @ &
Of Reade-t Apply the premises.
OFFICES to LET-Some very desirable Offices
" the building l6s Nasaast Inquire OF L. s. LAWRENCE Co.
TJIO RENT-A 2-story and attic brick HOUSE
Eleventh st. between Fifth and sIhsyt % rent. - - E ys
L HOUSE No Z West n lresn;h.t Rent, & g s9
HOUSE No 362 East Ffuehst. Rent, 81 coo
HotsE no ~ East Trenty-n nth-st Rent q 7oO.
HOUSE No 81 East ThiythTist; t;v6sPr Rsqs $50 p, ,,.
For permit, Sc, apply 70 d. abkhlI l. No. % 1nrlsIe-
TO LET, furnised or unfurnished, q larg,e,
rooms ali modern Improvements, situation high and healthy between
th % 0SSn SSS ba1 a1g Of e Hall MILLS Agent
siy.iIth-st and Teli.ve. l2l Na..aast Room 10
V,O LET-The FIRST-FL0OR of premises
no You'd t or e on yorSe em for Insurance
resl e,tate. Inquire at Room No on The premises
rTO LET at Washington Hights, furnished
- ''' 1O''''O' A MILLS. IN Ea,.aust.
TI'O RENT-For one year from May next, Il
handsomely furnished hig;oop brown thrts,o and attic
Rent $3.50 per nOnh ARYy on premise 50 W. Isenteth-
V'O LET-The Large Iron Building, 63xlOO,
stories high Nos ias AMI ~! DrcdwAy Of Broome.
st. occrpe BY Mys. l. v HangFout Co APPy Sa me
premises. or to a. l. ELY 2 PHes he',rs T. " HAOGh"oUF
/ Co. will remove to No. 6S BroadSsy before MAY l.
T,O LET-A desirable SUITE of ROOMS on
the second floor Of Buildings q: and ZIG Boai~sy
Apply the premises or to ABNER l. ely " rine''t.
TO LET-The tive-story brick STORE No. S51
Washington between Franklin and honh hooitN ApP! %
ROBERT BROWN. lr2 Broaiway. -
yVO LET-The 18th HOUSE west of Boulevard
place Cen;have north side o. Srtnn;hst icing Of oncI
two AMI high basement crar ho; and cold water and
gas throughout IN good order n ROBERT E SkoSg ia Boad1
yI,O LEASF-For business purposes, five
''' BLISS a JAMES 3@ Broo@ts,
rTO LET-The dwelling portion of the HOUSE
southwest Of tythrs, al ~ ond a5e APp 10
ROBERT / Brown ~ Broalvsy.
V'O LET-STORE on Broadway. corner Forty
reduced rent .uiabe ioI any business lohr
SON l,i-s Broadway, near tofiy-srcona-t
V'O LET "A three-story, hgl-stoop brick
HOUSE No l7s East one huntrcand phtht the Para
| Apply a; l7s; to JOHN SHIRLEY son, ts wtls
| THIRD FLOOR of house, central location, to
LEI small faniyi balance eccupd ~ o~ari bath fou 'o
required Adires, P, TrbOne 0Gee.
JNO LEASE-l4 LOTS and BULKliEAD to-
r,.r With an sohoss steam engine boiler Isqae
oder Of The steoeJ sN, fpc' % Ls' Ts,sv HRb't
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AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
MULLER, WILKINS 60.
3storv hck house and lot No 20 East st l65 Of 2iave
iot lost4 A F
brick and lots Nos L. 49, and q 'ald
Pclrlst Clss 24
lots 'tb-st Is Of 7tsve 62tH4L G Bennett T-V
". MILLER. ~
Building and lot No Oak lot 2x6j. II s3l5J
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Auction Sales Of neal Csta.e.

A SLATE QUARRY for SALE.-The Welsh
Cojuer,ye Slate CO. viii sell aucOn the 4h Of May, 5O
at m their Quarry tools and fixtures belonging thereto and
ou 4O or 800 squares Of States several OF LAND, where
two or three qusres might be opened to good dvsni ne
ror Situated about mile from West Ponlney VT BY The
& Of be Rgtni and Washington The stock from ts
ou.rrv admirably aGapted 10 n purpOss
, 1870-04-05

n LIE og Enhyer som have Noget
III at fordre paa Boet cfter afg.
John Ellis 90 scnere afg. Enke JUL
anc Ellis indkaldcs hcryed til at an
melde o. beyiisliggiore deres Krav
for undcfS@nede Skifteret linden I'd
Iobct af 3 Maanedcr efter denne Ind
kaldelses sidste Acknowledgements.
Christiansted Skifteret den 3Ote
Marts 1870.
C. SARAUW.
, 1870-04-05


[0ET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
~ kast til Repartitionerne i efter-
staaende Boer vile blive frcmlagte i
Skiftcsamlinger der afhoIdes som
f0iger:
i Frederik Wintrup Leslie Huyghue's
FaIIitbO OnSdagcn den eide 1prjI
fGrStk0mmcndc III. II sIct .Niddag,
Peter Anthony Dycr's D0dsbo Oaas-
dogen den 4dc Mai fGrstkommcmde
KL. 10 sIet .Hiddag,
i Henry Norton ShaW's D0dsbo Ons-
dogen den lite. MAJ fGrstkommemde
KL. ID SLet .Hjddag.
Christiansted Skifteret den 25de
Marts 1870.
c. SARAUW.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-06-09
A BOLD, TRUE VIEW.

The Christian Union, in discussing
"The Fifteenth Amendment" gives
an able historical review Of the causes
that have brought it about. The ar
ticle concludes:
The Fifteenth Amendment is the
3oldest avowal ever made OF our fuith
in the safety in ele-goverument.
Give men chance, educate the man
ly side of character, leave them free,
and they will frame better laws and
better policies than can be made for
them by thinkers, philosophers, or
the wisest statesmen, acting as gov
erning class. Upon one side of the
continent are pouring Asiatlc emf
grants, on the other European, while
already the African largely posses ses
the land. We have thrown our laws,
our government, our policy, our
wealth and our civilization under the
power of their miscellaneous vote. 1t
is sublime declaration that Repub-
licanism is not sectarian govern
ment, but is the one rightful univer-
sal government. No government in
this world is safe. But self govern
ment is the safest. Human nature is
not wholly trustworthy, but is far SAT-
er when trusted than when doubted.
Human nature is, after all, the one
thing we have to build one. Like
field, ii may raise weeds or it may
produce wheat, according to the cul-
tivation given. The American doe
trine is: "Trust Human nature. and
then see that it is kept worthy of
trust.u
For ourselves, we look forward to
the future with confidence. Univer-
sal suffrage is logically consistent
with our organic truth, congenial to
human nature in political association,
and, as we firmly believe, safe, and
fruitful in good.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-06-09
MEN ANTED.

The great want Of this age is men.
Men who are not for sale. Men who
are honest, sound from centre To cir
cumference, true to the hearts core.
Men who will condemn wrong in
friend or foe. i'm themselves as well as
others. Men whose consciences are
as steady as the needle tn the pole;
Men who will stand for the right if the
heavens totter and the earth reels.
Men who can tell the truth and look
the world and the devil in the eyes.
Men that neither flag nor finch.
Men who can have courage without
shouting to it. Men in whom the
courage of everlasting life runs still,
deep and strengthen who do not
cry nor cause their voices to be heard
on the streets, but who will not fail
nor be discouraged till judgment be
set in the earth.
Men who Know their message and
tell it. Men who know their places
and fill them. Men who know their
own business. Men who will not lie
Men who are not too lazy to work,
nor too proud to be poor. Menswho
are willing to eat what they have
earned, and wear what they have paid
for.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-06-09
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cheek pillOwed upon my shoulder.
She was looking out into the distant
country, we could see from our win
dow; aud yet did not seem TO notice
anything. She had not spoken for
some time; but at last pulling my
head closer 10 hers, she said: "Prom-
is me one thing-oniy one. 1 know
all about how your troubles came;
you told me over and over again when
you were i'll; promise me YOU will new
er taste Of that glass agah-will you
promise?v
/ hastened to vow, but she placed
her hand upon my lips, NO oaths,
no oaths," she said, "only promise
me, and am sure YOU will try To heep
that PROMISE And then she said, II
shall die happy now"
Twas rising in haste and terror when
she spoke of dying, but she hell my
head down To hers, and looking with
a smile into my face | saw the eyes
gently close, while the marble hue of
death rose slowly from the chin. till it
covered her face. y gleam of sun
shine brightly shone into the room,
and then faded as quickly-she was
gone, and | was alone.
So you see. sir, if | refuse n glass of
liquor when it is offered me, l have
reasons for it.r