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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30

An INTELLIGENT DRAKE.-The fol-
lowing is related by an eminent natural
ist: A young lady was sitting in a
room adjoining poultry yard, where
chickens, ducks, and geese were disport-
ing themselves. A drake came in, APP
preached the lady, seized the bottom of
her dress with his beak, and pulled it
vigorously. Feeling startled, she repuls-
ed him with her hand. The bird still
persisted. Somewhat astonished, she
paid some attention to this unaccountable
pantomime, and discovered that the
drake wished to drag her out of doors.
She got up and he waddled out quietly
before her. More and more surprised,
she followed him, and he conducted her
to the side of the pond where she per-
ceived duck with Its head caught in the
opening Of sluice. She fastened to re-
lease the poor creature, and restore it to
the drake, who by loud quackings and
beating of his wings testified his joy al
the deliverance of his companion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30

In the Circuit Court of the State OF oregon tor
the county of Linn.
G.. W. Phillips, plaintiff, Suit to have deed
VS.. reformed and
James Wiles, Lucinda J. Wi lies, mistake in the de-
John n. Durham, Mary 4. NJ. scri;stion of the
Durham, James Sauderson, premises correct'd,
Mary E. Sanderson, Esau and for the specific
Prewitt and Sarah e. Prev performance of the
lit, defendants. contract of the
grantors.
To Jams Wiles, Lucinda j. Wiles, James San
derson and Mary E. Sanderson, defendants
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
gon You hereby required to appear in
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
county of Linn, and answer the complaint therein
filed against you by the above named plaintiff
with the Clerk of said Court, within ten days from
the date of service of this summons upon you if
served within this county if served in any other
county in this State, then within twenty days OF
the date of service of this summons upon you
And if service of this summons upon you be had
by publication, then by the first day of the term
following the expiration of six weeks from the first
publication hereof, to-wit: the fourth Monday of
October, 1870. And take notice, if youfai to an
swer above required. the plaintiff will apply to
the Court at said term for the relief demanded in
said complaint, to-wit: for judgment decree
to reform certain deed by you executed, and foi
costs, &c.
Dated July IL, 1870.
First publication July I6, 1870.
By order of Hon. r. P. Boise, Judge.
n. II. CRAN0R, Atty for Plf.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30

BY the Stock plan the full cash effect of the
premium is Immediately secured to the insured,
the Company taking ALL the risk. By tho Mu-
tua plan. the full value in insurance of the pre-
MUM paid. is not secured to the policy holder,
who takes portion of the risk himself
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30
g, Q IS POLICIES
COVERING
$26, 400, 900 ms q r A N g e.

The extraordinary rapid progress of the con-
pany attests the estimation in which it is held by
the public, and the large amount of new business
transacted it is the best evidence of the popular
ity of its principles, md its adaptabiity to meet
the requirements of its Assurers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30

Bancroft, Minister to Prussia, will not
be recalled.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30

TIME attention of persons contemplating in
ii surfing their lives, increasing the amount
of insurance they already have, is called to the
special advantages offered by the NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30
ExKINs & SON,
ELKTNS s. SON,
ELKINS s. SON,

ELK1Ns & SON,
ELKINS & SON,
Lebanon. Oregon.
Lebanon, Oregon.
Lebanon, Oregon.
NEW GOODS-SMALL PROFITS,
QUICK SALES-PRoMPT PAY.
NTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CHOICE
w Selection Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Pacific Railroad, and can. for Cash OF Produce,
give customers bargains equal to any firm in Al
bany. Ali of our stock is bought at the
WEST CASH PRICE
Buy of
E1k1ns GO son,
DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES,
RO ERIES,
Hardware, ErOn and Steel,
ALBANY PRICES.
ALBANY PRICES.
ALBANY PRICES.
Wholesale and Ectail.
HIGHEST PRICES PAIp FOR
E G G. s, BUTTER, ETC, ETC.
n. BAH persons owing will at come
forward and pay up, so as to begin new accounts
L. ELKINs d SON.
Lebanon, April /. 7o.-6m3o
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Cash Capital,
$1,000, 100000

DIRECTORS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK,
JAY COOKE.
W. G. MOORHEAD,
GEORGE f. TYLER,
J. HINCKLEY CLARK,
T.. A. ROLLINS.
HENRY D. COOKE,
w. F. CHANDLER,
JOHN D. DEFREES,
EDWARD DODE,
II. C. FAHNESTOCK.
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE E. CLARK, Philadelphia,
dent.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance d Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
dent
EMERLON VI. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
& Actuary.
E. S. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Sec
retary.
FRANCIS g. SMITH. NJ. D., Medical Director.
J. EWING MEARS. NJ D.. Assistant Medical
Director.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30

ID LANK Deeds, Mortgages, etc., on hand
ID latest styles, and for sale low, at this Office
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30
NEW TODAY.
Summons.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fol
he county of Linn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30

n. B.-All persons owing will at come
forward and pay up, as to begin new accounts
L. ELKINS SON.
Lebanon, April !. 7o.-6m3o
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30

Suit to have deed
reformed and a
mistake in the de-
! scrifttion of the
premises correct'd, /,
and for the specific
performance of the
contract of the
grantors.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
pASSFNCFRS IRRTVFD

FROM sAvASSAH-lp Steamship San Jseinse, Aus 2a-B
and lady Mr. sthsrd Ar wiber chldren and nnF:
Miss f. A. Wber Mrs Copp W. sherman, Geo M.es " "
Smith j. w Williams H. J. Blackwell and lady Bencdet y pen
LAanoy Mira s. De Launoy, Miss De Launoy DR. h.oe
and LADY =. whitney H. Wetmore. Col j. h.sin a.
Root, G. Lewis g. HDdey hr Bronson and daughter nfs
Lee and steersge =.
PROM IIvRRPOOL-Iu steamship CITY Of Limerick Ang -ohn
EppebdorS and wife Miss Nina Bppendorh Master John
Mrs j. Cordren infsss and Mrs knily me MT =;
Walsh Master Washington Walsh Master Jefferson Walsh Miss Csro
line Keller Maria Keppeler. Mis-. NJ Thley Miss J. Iheg
Pierce Thley A. Van Mueen Leugbeg Thomas SUMMONS o.
walsh Charles Spka Henry Hovson sph Vorscn ram Iohs
p verhegen Mr. aud wife Julius Ohane Nooaas AI1s
CITY Of ahngton Aug M hoss MI soo MS
Henderson Mrs. j. c, Whtehonse, hrs h
Dryden Ma Wales Master Dryden H. Serenger shSeo be-
spenoe Edwards the Rev Alfred holoon the rev
Byrpe the Rev ODonDe the Rev. Jno Smith, the REV.
c. OConner c. Scannel, the Rly James hebies'
the Rev. John Farrell the Rev. Peter MARKHAM ne rev
Arthur Hurley Laurence Herein the Rev w Kelly ths
Father oyoe the Rev spectles Miss Fanny Cayt2n smith
williams Loxenstein, Robert Miller ms r.
IAnchmAn Mrs Thomer Mr. and Ms stew
ant r. Kraws Mese c. 7. Kemner Hugh Stewart Ceas quail
W. g. Hall. NJ A. Weir, Jas CaSson, T. MerieS, u
NJ Marshal John Reid james Thompson, Capt u o. Bater,
w Thompson Duffy, M Bareham Solomon Rose Mr.
drew White Charles Harris Mr. Roberts, Mr
Poenke C. Haas John sonenterne Car L. Bernard W.
Warren Miller, Mr.. Wees wife and child Mr. Wehre j.
Scheler Mr. Pauher, Capt MoGrath Mr b. Natl
Mason Paul Dufon Murray Roth Mr. kfngnstein Baird
Mr. Nash Ms Bure children and Don Rodgues
MI A. Spandonis, Master Bgan - . .
PROM SAyANEAH-In steamship Huntsville, Aug 2Mrs H. NJ
Colcord jos LINES Miss Lemsn Mrs McAser Mrs WIN
Swa SwAl Bertha Levy ID. Goodall Mss b.
CLARK, S. Yates Levy Mrs Archibald and child
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

e,rcu,nstapoes Uneasy lice the head that wears
rown shonld be changed 10 "Uneasy lies the tongue
that speaks Of intervcwsn hut still 1t lies easy Or m.
easy like epaph. II Grant has really secured MIN,
has done more than TO conquer the Rebellion wonder
he has not before this put his cottage In state OF sege
and swept all mpertinent visitors with grape and can
lister 10 do 80 would be to establish wholesome
nreeedent j.. II. u.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY, Aue a.
Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Nevada 46 N r., close the PostOfce al NJ
Supplementary Mail paid letters only made Pier No NR and
closes at 2 O'Clock NJ -.. - I....
THURSDAY. AuG Is
Mails for Europe VIA Queenstown and Liverpool Per steamship
Cunard Dock CITY close the PostOme at " NJ
Supplementary Nail for paid letters only made Dock jersey
City, and closed ut l:3O . ,
Nails West Indies per steamship MORO Castle
from No ~ X, close ct Steamship sails al ocloek
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
STATE LAsD oyyics ST. PAUL, MINI. Ans. 8. 1910.
IN COMPLIANCE with an act entitled " Al

II IN
Hundred thousand Acres OF Internal I'm
Lands approved March 1870 notice hereby that
said will be offered Public Auction at
price eight dollars seventy cents 50 70
Minnesota 10 the City Of St Paul on
WEDNESDAY 7th Of September d. 1870 10 ocoet In
The and the following until they shall all have been
offered.
said located the eighth standard
parallel Tor J and l the center line OF the
hae boundary Of the State and
thirty eight M and line rolling pran
good M soil and inpersed with Of
tributary the Otter Tail River
Mississippi River and Red River Of the North below the
standard parallel az miles Of said center Incl and
heavily tmberd Of them being covered With the best
pine timber the They all carefully
mostly within the limits Of the land rans the
railroads Of State and equal value with the average Of
those lands
Particular descriptions be s the STATE Land once
consideration d the purchase Of said lands at above the minimum
price they will be exempt from TAXATION Tor period OF ten years
from and sfter said ,
Of the United States and
Railroad with all the unpaid attached
provided that thousand OF said bonds are
deposited previous the DAY Of sale with written
part thereof agreeing purchase said lands
bonds deposited and author
the Land Oc 70 select and set apart
deposiors Of lands unsoh which at the
should equal the amount said bonds depost with
failure purchase the day OF
CHARLES hCLRAT, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
Prom Pier No. a. North River.
HELvRTIA Grgs.......... SATURDAY, August q. at4pm.
HOLLAND Tbomas SATURDAY September 3, at 10 a
Liverpool Queenstown cabin SIS and S6S seerag
from Liverpool Queenstown Londonderry
or Glasgow, $32 currency
Steam 70 from HAVRB and LONDON every Fortnight calling
Plymouth land passengers
DENMARK... August ~ tp m
Cabin passage SO payable In
booked Paris reduced For further particulars
Tp' " ~ r. W. j. HURST Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

HEw-YORK CITY
124 n Of Broone ST. 49r816 eel btU
"a LIST 25r94B
Of 2755D
St Of l0th-ave B.Brs9
6b n : $50 " of lOtl ave 2765
6s, III Of shave lastloS5 '''''''''''' 1000
S1s, -. 90s a 81 alsvs IA IIo2 49,. 1880
465 Of 4tb-ave 2sIOOl oSo
KINGS CoUNTY-BRooKLYH.
Cedar-st 225 OF Wilows II. 25rg6 Sno
n.aa5 ~ Man- 81
nsnond n ofM Main st 200
peyoe st n Of Olyer 25rO0 80
Huntington n z2IsO S'p
JohnsODaye nd " OOH2oo .ooo
and Georgest corner ZIlV 'o'
and Jefrsonst corner
Ne sou It, n n OF Chnionst D1lOt 'o
Conkin.Aye T53 OF Csnarsie road G1l625.'... w
Fran lin-aye 40 Of Pacific st. 20r80 Zv
Mytleave
Iryingave 70 n OF Magnolast 25IlOO 70
Liberty e Of hadson-st 25rlOO 80
w n " Of Keapst 1876 ........... 1850
n u O
st 100 n Of 7th ave, 25I
STATEN IsLAND-RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures.
Linden l88 ls9 50IllO.... fzZO
Isdsn ps,s io a5,IlO
inS.n psIt lot aj ITO
Adjoining land Of d. G. Crocteron Lake lI36IS.. $50
837 600 $6lB
SEW,JERsEY-HUDsON COUNTY-JERsEY CITY. --
Mopno uh 81 Of South 5hs 10 63It2 $500
...
Josnst and Alexander 5orlOo Slo0
Joamon and Mufordsts 5OrOO.. s2o
Bridge 252 Of lth-st 5OIOO &2Ao
50 Of South-st 5oIS1 lia"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
6ouses ano farms Uanfco.

TIpU WANTED on Long Island north side
containing from l25 one ball or more 10
s portion must sdoin the waisr having tne ssnay oesen
Jon. and other buildings must be In good oruer pe anu p ~
he sdir,ssed 70 HAMILTON Tnoune once.
UARM WANTED--In EXCHANGE tor an
.hl,,bsd MANUFACTURING BUSINESS lhs an income
ou : en1 ,er yrar) wishes properly win gooa
ho % S oUbuidpgs least $4,000 Address DEAF NAN
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
6ieamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY EVENING LINE.-NO
coMBINATI9S. sEPgCTIoS Of FAsg and STA STATE
cents decl Frstcass including accommodations 81 50
Nan aP A. s s.ssSs to y & In. y ssas 80 M
e@ f.ye s ne. asp gs Il e. sSs o.
fuh elS Passengers BY srh Seventh or EshthaVs hor'
fare up to the shove date viii be
Gh0 TO ALBANY and TROY.-The DAY LINE
tys s4s and yf0srth'ts. landing I. Yonl.T'
,9d :, FsssS:s s M P. c .ad
Hudson pec. bro.ds.uge connection 9Th she day
sS, W. s ,,s g. 0h from SevYo and for Cherry valley
boat SENECA s rs. G PTsfE E,nrs IS% ASas o "a S.sy .
ne Gea .Ts s.sBsss B1sSis s'''' 0' Dol1 N.p''
I,OR CATSKILL, HUDSON, and intermediate
4 ..s s,taas TUrsci9 tpsfHf sATIRDAT so
for shove places Pare One Dollar
NEWBURGH P0uGHKEETPSdIIEsr ASIT dIsr and 6ssN Ron n
NEW HAMBURGH MILTON. The steambca, MARY POWELL
and .ner SATURDAY May a. vi" leave Vsyt Pier at 81"
DONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSIE, and NEW
~ ass md JAMS Mn S1IDws 5a :..
Pier foot Of Hsrrson-a dily, atp n
EOR CATSKILL DAILY.-Steamboat
TsSs4S s " sd @ ND ili r.;
ia Ia ss so"nsn asSa Hoa. snssa ssa q. pSiSs IVES.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
s.s. ~ =: s.T sSs5SS + SSssSSyISSssSss SsSyISssss
rss, u loV.s ruls. Connect Providers. ,sd Prov
and Worcester for all important h Bag ssss ssd o.aA
NEW HAVEN STEAMERS, for HARTFORD,
IN SPRINGFIELD and THB NORTH al 3:l3 and II n from
Haven Sunday excepted s:l5 SATURDAY oaly
nUTCHESS AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD:
~ and after WEDNESDAY July a. 1910 The trains 90 this road
LAKE, r 'i1s Tas rsn vls.Ss saa Msas s.as
and6:l5p ARRIVAL Of trains leaving Nswforf VIA Hadson
River Railroad at ! And a %, N and Pm
L.,ys Pine Plains 1 4 s % and $50 NJ s1Ssss n i sS sSd Hss s
p BENJAMIN STRONG. sapernissdsnt
ERIE RAILWAY. TRAINS Leaves Depot
~ oS. q Chamber, St and sOSs Of ss.. so.s
and Sc: daily New and improved Drawing Room Coaches win
s aS n.snsens ssepns cs.h.. uanns hrous
and Gallon Sleeping Co.1bes sill accompany Ss train from Sos
s sns on Il I n s s md SSh. ana
A Esr.p. s.I,,. T.. .Is s,Ss: W:, d. = -, M and ~ .
For Sddsspsn .nd way 40 taad.t, 'l, ny, and
az fo al.ycoors and Way al .sSl n la st. .sisa M
For Sewbugh and Way sis- ~, $50 and 40 ads 7:s
FL ~ sa;. % w. @ as end So. m, IN.
~ so Tf F.sas @ W., @ ss% 'Is Dspse ss lOl, and M
i. .,'' s;s and s;'s m f,C% ch.mSsn'. Depot T"
~ For a.e.s.:asl nd a.l.s s., Depot and lI..s
. his, ,'s tsls ss and ts,,,p Prom ch.mssst Depot
~ fii@;ei as ' @ ans .sa @ is, Prom % .as s
Us 80 soo I'D iS,se M s.turd.,s , osly ises M.
..S S s ed .s @ % a. ~
gs may s s :. ss cs%s.1ys 1s s H % ~ .ss .eH rs @
lem s Psout BroOyp Dspo .Sd s,s. iss, 81
23ist NewYori No and Long Deei pspo '
o tod sGcsEa e * a'' at the 'TGsS' Js A''' s.sa
S.nb .b., s,I1 "'" tpor H.,.ess.ei oOs.
tPsr Pers.s, SIssA ssS
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
REAL ESTATE.

- braf o NBw.YoRK, Tuesday, Aug 1s, 1870
|, The Messrs. johnson e. Miller had a "con-
tnuation sale" to-day Of the Van Nuise farm at New
brunswick N J. The Offering consisted Of no lots and
large number Of people present to bad for them
Aer collation., which served the arrival OF the
a m train from the foot Of Corandst the auctoneer
mounted his carriage and in quick order disposed OF
every lot at average Of 800 each The total amount
OF the sale to-day t2soo st the previous sale 0oc
was realized; making aggregate of $4,000 for the
iafm schedule OF the sale Is published below
mr. Saieb McCOrd Of CrotOn, In the township or Cort
for 5000. ~ . .l7I.l IN Hlf'
The st. Cloud Hotel at Sing Sing has been sold to Mr..
j. II. eteinecke for $4,000 '
The estate OF o. Baker, at Pleasantville, n y, con-
hsthg OF 26o acres of land, has been sold for tse
MI Thomas w. Chandler has purchased the estate OF
the late Thomas Clark, King-st near Portehester,
&5,000 ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS A.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF YBw-YORK.


PORT OF ERw-YORK. ORK.............,...........Ang2 "a
CLEARED. .,-.
stsmshipsICty OF BALTIMORE Demo LverPoo eoun hmenes
Vonnteer Jones
hotreevy Gsvesi9n Ah9 hey % yoSes T
nynowef pa,a non SSI plnSiSa Esntans
Pt. P.t..Apn, R,n n,eAA0DO' ~"' '-'"'' ''' '-' ''
Ship--Amerisan Congress Chisehn, London.
Bsks-Maino siento Loweree Trieste; Brerania hosman,
London Mary, Campbell London Genon Eyersen Cronsadt
BngsCatswbs hsrener Hamilton, Bermuda Nssd ehsroson
Brunswick Ga A..
sehrs-Bvs Leonard BunkeI Nonoti a. Sssocn "Salrws
Dr1sepni mummy, Sano1lH' ~" ""e-' "N'
corpus Vhnsui hmenns hsgnI aver, IIo'ineeo"H
Canalbost-Sam Weller, Hurlbut OsFego
ARRIVED.
Steamship Holland Thomas Liverpool Aug TO- and Queenstown H.
mase and pass ,,sN p,, 1,v.oo, and oosepown Aue
m S.eInsIp nn npd ~. n.s. u ' . F' ~ p ~
Steamship San Jscuo ATKINS sayanrsh mS'e and pass ,
steamship ""' iNoN
Bari wheatland Bursley, Buenos Ayres June 49, hides
Bark Broe, Mastenone, Providence ballast
Bark John Mathues Sullivan. Boston ballast
Bng Bmms Ia hsl bIsncnAlu' DosIn DI !
sehT Ibo N Stone , nssoe', - ts Dia Saions me- '' ~
ELL ELL srs.,.i S,s S,aih Mnnt,., n s lnmbeI
schI & A r. Small Cole Two Rivers N s., pilpg.
Schi 6lne et srirs% y, Jobn 20 d,vs la,b and lime
o0" wv N sc,ooSxRs--RIysK AND coAsryIsy
cevxo 1orao gswbnr0h Dr. Franklin Neyburgh.
F,snt Marlias Kore Machas
Pennsyiyana Roekport Ne Roswell Gardner.
uc. Iennsy 'a%~ 1.",;dsnes " III Dennpg Hartford
InEs Ssx.n Camden C. T. Vspderyooft Boston.
- u,ms p,ovidenee g. h. Conover Providence
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
NEw-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL

II
cSsaRactNa sSsssR hsa4SsEsEfTa issE ss Iga
P.sseus Station Ss.YOri, corner Of Tweaty ssd
F0ar'9aIs FRxSs spiIsas LEAVE g psEwYosK,
,.t. a.T S.s 5:s1 .1d B,SssPSYsst 5S g. Ii" hH s
For Milford sr.crd F.rssh Southport and ws''pOr 100 lS
Fs =: set:.h 9 H. 90 500 S d. es ms-n 1918 tErl '''
fSf % ssS,s,t sESk Ii:S I::is sEEi a'ls' 'E,h
So F. tsS sD.ss.sS S md ssG .s 80
So sau., Nal Tram e.1es N.-Y0i "7 s
Bo'' Via both sp"nsssosss nssossEcffse tGi S'Ii TRAINS ms
For For soS soS. Via y. sBassff; f1r lis s. and
For Hartford and % Springfield . n.y. HIS 40 HUss'd.
For Newport. R. L. CRr connecting with Steamer s'r'''
For coaa.eisa. Rr.f s.iTo.a n, u;D 10 AoHs''l
So1 HsrtSra Ppsdsps. and n.Ati R.o.A nsr,
R.l.y :. to Norwich and Pr''d'''' H''
'% rer ss.a.S:s Esh.~p'oa Railroad AMI 800
9oI HcSss.ooie RIiio.a' "a ,.s,p., w,.,,-x
E; S:sE.s, Sst;.. "a ss s.;:. s.isl ~
yor E..c.a Railroad Nh lS ~ ,ss S,,o o| .o ~
s. ~ .a .s :, s Line sfin S5 's.Ss
NEWs4kkE aEn stEsoAD4a. .1, r.r.. @ sS...
"a Chicago EIpr.:. ,.as room :.. .1sss sss s p,,,
Room Car. s..cSs Soogh 'oas change A0s
1870 Drawing room Car E5prs. for Ss.s. No ="
II a sds. Si W.. Is T:s" Rs
HGs @ p.ss. s.s s,:;. vi. s.s
e s.1::a % s1 ::s's "a ':s.:
Bes.o and Roshe tTsI. Ia vi. ..,. sts n 90 ss'd'.'
II pm, Night Express, Sleeping ca" attached
rsssslssss: g s..s:,,i f,,s ,,:,.
S ;nf 4o 80 So and and 10 a. nO i AIS $40 $40 saA no
.. H. no ,''s ss.a.S Sa ts. rGessls:Pss s,c.
x..yo,. y,,, =, 1870 - d. AkSpAioA ''t
NEW JERSEY YRAILROAD-rROMF FOOT Of
N CoRrIiHDT. sT-Fsr wRsT PHILADELPHIA as:o ed 80
500, TOO SO !. 9}si 10 ss aAs.YhaSrSs -
i5SrS rsS S1sE 1sG g sfsVsss -
~ q r.saS... i:s.s-S s,,g =: r.l.si r. e.
s. y: e ss.s. s q: -. S sss ,.s .s: %: ss:s: :s ss
70 e. ' I L ..s AK ..s. ..S ',s .Ss S,s.ss ass
f 4 SltseR &c R' ssa 80 %
sa S ,s r'.ssh 1 ,ss, Sss:ss Ss'"SS: X. s
rus Pullman Carr and spssdd Passenger Coaches 'A''sA
'0 june is' $50 EwJA JAcksoy ass.r.l s.,sqs'sss
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAJ kAILrnUhnyli rr.,.. IN
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New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
Countrp properig TO fsf.

1T RAILWAY, N. ITO LEI, s,oh from oI..c.N1h 10th
"A september 70 ls The sssn ,s .s JS. Bsa,
na Scse in rood condition With modern
70 good tenant full p,isa..s5,a .pSS B. C.aa CO. Or w.
R.Svs, H. j.; STEPHEN BARksh WIZ =" " w. = "
b CHAMBERLIN, So wilham.t n - J. = NJ,
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LETmM Tenafiy, ]s a Y,
isfsetO tenant nom October TO Apni APP' THOMPSON
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
CUPREME COURT.-DANIEL s. VAIL as

SUPhEME COth1.-DANlrJL .. All 40
IRA IEAMlNs junior LUCY YEAMASs bis wife and
sJPeEME a ID b fsa sRoT ira h
Assign Assignee Of IRA YEAMANs. junior
Judgment 0'esOsus and sale entered red each Of The
Referee il Cl,as .a will SELL
oo% No. iii Broasa in he CITY FRIDAY Sept
1870 o'clock noon all those two certsn S psess Or par
S S y YORK nd ereas ans @ s The s's ae
sI 5 s q ssss sSd @
Which % are Sg1ss s ss ga & @ three
nOrtey nohey side Of Morris street and running thence
To thu ..s %de Of street norh
s line an sn feet inches to the
westerly thence @ sOuhsIy s99g ss sd "sse5 % W
place Of beginning dimensions less being
David Moses hi, wife and William Moses and susan
a wife G dss d an n9d s@ IsSfas 5
Ward Of the said City Of New hSss on & sas
street and bounded follows Essey in front Green
viehset feet and n ~ aehs, nDsSs % aa
@ soery S the most part e land formerly i,e be-
ofa iscS and westerly The formerly belonging stephen
whnsy ve boundary line commsnens on the sGuihey ;as
Of % @ % ".s @ Gs .as Sanfsd Is dS SH' ~es.
Ss Ss Of 1s Ssrs sa aF ns the d
feet % inch wesssry from the westerly sd Of % m
ss ss1E Ss ' a. S,s "a Ssss% SssII
in Ler ' of c0n'eyjIIsk s'fs f. eoKaas r. s
Dated New York Aug. IL, 1870
J. T. LuDDRs. Plaintiffs Attorney
A SSIGNEE1S SALE OF STEAM FIGURING
~ MILL in THE CITY OF NEW Y0RK-B virtue OF certain
1853 made by Ira feamans junior
- r. bis creditors and BY virtue OF the aa
rre upou such made and provided
sb. s. Al Puhhe the highest hder at the Merchants
F,hang saIsroom the City Of New YORK on ne o Gay
O'Clock that day all those he rtan
Ia. ~ ami uate westerly side OF GreenwieFrreet and tne east
, sde Of commencing at point distant one nono
nOhery the northery side
In the NewYork known Nos m and d Green'
and which taken togehef are
60 a. inches In width and wenVVen feet ten
shss d, xidtb on being the premises part
h .srs conysye Ira Yemans junior BY David Moses and
I.,, his wife and William Moses and susan X his wife H
a. I Inn 10 1863 recorded 10 the Regsters once OF he
-, I C1y 18th day OF April 1907 In Lbef
@ the other part OF which were conveso
a. 80. Iys Junior Mrs Mar Ogden by deei dated De
the Onoe OF the Register OF the ty shd
ntv of Seu York 1854 Ibef su or Conveynoes
n.e 10 which reference hereby made Tor more par
together with the buildings thereon consisting ora
marble brick and iron, steam Touring MIL Win zen run
ofstones X...,.i .nA r...,xs .h.rsc,,y Ia fur.
| v,h th most approved machinery capable OF grinding seven
hundred barrels Of -four In twenVio houis 'A
feet and complete mills IN the county
Sale positive. .. ,o-o
Dated Nc" i0''' mug THEODORE sHoTwELL, Assignee
street.
r. hov n,n.e, sold ujeet large mortgage when can
yrmsiu IN the purchaser should 50 desire