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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

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REPEREScE ny FERMIssIoN.
Hon. VIM, f, Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r. L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court oil
James ii. Brown, Appeals Of West Va;
j. J. jackson, Jr, Judge OF u =. DISTRICT
Court, ". Va.
D. D. r. FnrnswOrth, President OF Senate
A T %srp in; member Senate. 2i yAl1.
Jacob IIorilbroOk, Prcst. West Va. lns. Co:
Jacob N. BichCl, Vice FreAt.
Caleb Boggess, Attorney, Clarksburg, ". Va.
Samuel Woods, " Phillippi,
d. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II. G. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
] y. Camden, President Of First National BANK
ParEcrsburg,
Aud tue following membGrs Of the House Of Dele
gates Of West Virginia:
Hon. Il. II. Smith, Kauawha county.
g. q, Burgess, Wayne
james Guthrie, WGtEel
Nathan Coil, Harrison
Joseph TetCr, Barbour
R. NJ Hill, Marion
James lIervcy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
n, Davidson, Taylor
Henry ErannOn, Lewis "a rH4. fa'
Floyd Nicely, DOddridge ~.
j. n Bower, Putnam
j. ). Wilkinson, Lincoln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

FIRST AND LAST.

They sat together, hand in hand
The sunset illCkered low;
The tickle sea crept up the strand,
And caught the Riter'glow
He sang song, u little sony ...
No other poet knew; ~
And she looked up and thought him stroHi
Looked down aud dreamed him true,
The tickle seq crept up the strand
And laughed wanton laugh
Took up the song the poet planned,
And sang the other half. n
..A
Times change; the two went diverse ways
The evening shades increase
On him. grown old In fame and praise
And her in household peace.
The echo of the false sweet words
lie spoke so long ago
Has passed as pass the summer birds
Before the winter snow.
But US tonight the angels hand liza o..
Loosens the silver cord,
And calls her 10 that other land
OF loves supreme reward,
She hears but one sound, silent, lOuC,
A whisper soft and low
The echo Of the false sweet sony
lie sang 10 long ago. ..... ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30
Our sentiments exactly.

Two FASHIONABLE young ladies d
Hartford have been laid up for repairs
from wearing high.heelcd shoes, and thu
doctor thinks Nc has got n job that will
last him n year, to straighten out theil
little toes. One Of the girls was TO have
been married soon, but the ceremony will
have to be performed sitting down, Il nj
all, as she can't stand on her feet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30
The Colossal Golden Chariot,
The Vans, Dens & Cages
ILLUSTRATION OF THE HOLY BIaE

This exhibition being purely geological md docs have
every Department conducted strictly moral Dr,nCrr Az!
is unQncGOnUbiy the ErandCH exhibition OF any aye {"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

DULuTM, Minnesota is to have u lodg-
ing.hnusc capable of accommodating one
hundred men. Each ledger will have the
luxury, rare in that region, Of bed to
himself with only four in tue room.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

TIE Wisconsin State Temperance So
ciety held its annual meeting in Milwaa-
kee on Tuesday, and voted to hold a mass
convention in the same city on the 9Th Of
September, 10 consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF
organizing Temperance political party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

The servant girl Of the Mayor oil lndi.
annapolis lately took q fearful revenge on
him for scolding her. She left his shirt
bosoms and cuffs limp as cobweb, and
starched the lower eXtremities till they re-
SCmbled cardboard. .f..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

THE Supreme Court Of Indiana has de-
cidcd In effect TINT a man who kGpt'A bill.
lard table kept IL table for gaming pur.
poses within the meaning Of the statute Of
tho State
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30
INSURANCE.

Takes risks at tho lowest rates OH Buildings o
all kinds, Furniture and Merchandise, and Of
Goods In Transit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

INDIAN Fnr"-0Id Red Cloud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

THE German citizens Of MuskegOn
Mich, are making preparations for goose
race on the Fourth of July. There vii,
be six geese in each team, each team vii
he attached to II wash tub, and five will
.,nvN .... ....
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

DraR and cht ~ J ~ Fsntt 1,n AMI i1fant Mrs Asca'
sons A. r. Muth and Nj Mailer, ts MI.
Muller Quick and Mrs Bunen bal - etfren james
Kah A. Meisel John Guthne Wolfe W. Mcmahon
M n J. A. EimoDdson, MeS,Ts. J. X. p Raucna, w
Fneke. Fcken, W Hamilton, Garland Lusecor j. r. BToEs
j. G. Gordon II. Mahels Never Hcrgu J. HasaWe D. Conn, u
Ms eken Mr. and Mrs Bem and dRrg
Mn. Keg and child Mr. and Mrs K r A. scott r
Mrs Kr-ehherg Mss De Burg NJ. sud Mrs H. vaughan M
Gyn Mr. Matthews Mss Chemur and niece hr Dawson NJ hsd
den Mr.. Hsddcn Mr. De Bur- H. A. GRAY Mrs sud MICS Hal MI
Hall Mr Rutherford Mr. ni Mn Miles H. Bird A. De fau Moran
Mr. Charuack Draper Mr. l. A. Noble md two ctl
dren Ms Mr. Norrs, Dr. Bird Mn Bind Mt
Mr. Mrs COIN W Roche, Miss Ht oTtoh
Mr. Glover, A. Hamburg Mrs Ham AM children
Cornelius chti Nj hiulu D.
Snvay Re Mr.. and child NJ Gehrs1tech
Lvnch Sypher Turuo. G. Saman, Mr. sham Mr. shaun
Master l.. Thomas j. r. Bradbury, j. Bralher TIE sey
Mr Foler. A. Harris c. Lrrch, Mr Nenfed. J. Sloan,
Madame FeruhOrger. Mr. Davidson snd mad, MS fsrrot
and mad NJ Rogers T. Fletcher Ms Desar, childrrn N
far ami nurse W Walker T. Kead j. Sause Mrs sause AM
Miss Wossta Mr. Anerus and dsugh' a.
Pomerov r CLAYTON and sullivan, Fuller MI and Mrs
Duniso6 and infant Mrs Jerru Mss Brown, Miss Hoht,
Miss r. X ed and Miss Clay
Zun children and servants Mss lnneee
klr and ohrcn M and Mrs Cur, Miss Garngne
Walker H. Heyon Mr. Hcuann Mr. Partridge Mr. soron D.
l and Mrs MOr Mr. Herch and H. Heyman, H. Gar
o. Never j. Otto, and Ohes in the steeEage
FROM SAVANNAH-ln steamship san JacniO sept 2lIen X
IT, Anderson L. Miss Owens j. II. Pn
ger G. c. Percya Chpman T. SmOn, Chas I. smith, w IL
AbhSy vif and chlarcn Z. L. Wright J. Sooley
Waburton H. Cleveland OAutt W j. Anderson Stern H. L.
StOwelL
PROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Huntsville, Sept 2l-Mrs Nellie
Phillips AMI children, A McAhse W. s.
Goodwin, M Joce G. H. Bat.sOn, 7. G. Woodward
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
COMMON PLEAs-sPEc1AL TERM.

Before JudQe Joseph f. DdIy.-Hds the Court
Jurisdiction oreT f0reig, Corporations P-Hltam Payne
at The AuGenreid Improvement and Coal Co.-Judge
ay has delivered opinion in the above suit to the
jurisdiction which the Court Of Common Pleas possesses
over fore corporations. The reported few
days ago, and brought 70 recover $4,000 commission
sales of land in Pennsyva which belonged 70 the
defendant.
Judge DAILY says: Tie defendant moves 10 set aside
and vaCae the summons and all the proceedings herein
grounds that the Court has not jurisdiction OF the
defendant Of the action and that the service OF the
not made the person nor IN the manner
prescribed by law The defendant is foreign corporation
created and organized under the laws Of the state OF
Pennsy vana the defendant has property in this state,
no office place Of business in this ate carries on no
business in this state, and money property is due
defendant from person in this State. The defendants
counsel comedies however that the cause OF action arose
in this state. The summons without the cOmplalnO
served Geo. H. Potts August %, $50, III the
City Of New York. Mr. Potts Is a director Of the de
fendant for the transaction OF his individual
business this city, but resides in NewJersCy Ihe de
fndant appears this action for the purpose OF making
this motion The jurisdiction Of the Court OF common
Pleas the City and County OF NewIork extends 70
actions against corporations created by or under the
laws Of any other state Government or county upon any
cause Of action arising il the state OF NeWfork Ils
Court having jurisdiction Of the action the pinti mas
the right to bring this action here, and ne must com
meuce IL BY service of summons, which must De ae
in the manner prescribed by the Code, upon director OF
fOregn cornorat0n when the cause OF acton arose IN
this state The plaintiff has literally followed te Cooe
and the summons has been properly served Inc OuOh
must be denied
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
,.,.,,,r,,r COURT-CHANBERs.

.,r,L,u,.-Sfrcet ASSeSSmenfs.-
In the after II the appS H'oh Ssq Tor having sixty
vacate an assessment n"d Ffb-aves which case has
fouGth-h belN.+ .r+cS Judge Ingraham yesterday , ue
Hvcred AN opinion He sild aud rrpOrt of the
Of this assessment T she'd in all the newspapers en-
ricyed nv the Corporation t coytsins tbe uroyison
pS -, ne Board The statute contains IN afteT
lnent OF the NOT De- passed or aduptCd ulu aIleI
t ctice snail have been p9ns1@1u @ az 1 " AiJcT
sIch chi,tion was introduced IN the buaru o 49, ~
The resoH ~ T1iy 1903 The Committee reported on
oosft ~ August, ls6j Ihe IeSoiuli&Nn IN va va o.s
w nv me Board Of COunciinen the 2in Oi Sptenl-
adoIu ''vge resolution was published in The tribune
TIs Herald July notice of tue report OF the COM
Az ia Grst 27: notice OF ITS reference TO the Board
y, sept l9 and of the report the sd OF
Scrtcmler More than two days elapsed after
80 of the notice and tne nece ssarv puhlica-
-, tberefore took Place unless IL necessary that
men publication should have been made in all the papers
suI0yed hy the Corporation 10 give validity TO the pro
cecdinGs do not feel willing 70 give such costfue,
t to his statute which Is not called FOR by the literal
irprctation OF st. SCI as 10 render these assessments
ICg5 The words Of the act only require the puOca-
ton Of the notice TO he for two days H does not i0rd
The passage of the resolution until published in all the
papers but only until the notice has been published i0r
Two DAYS. and the provisions of the statute can Ne all up
held y constituting the number OF papers 70 be merely d.
rectoy and the prohibition portion Of the act as satisfied
by the publication Of the notice I'm of them Tor az
asf TWO davs before tie resolution was adopted My
construction rs that there Is nothing shown on the part
OF the petitioner sufficient TO invadae Lis assessment
Application denied. For the motion Messrs. Devln
Miller; for the city. Richard O'Gorman.
By JUdge Brddy-In the after OF the application Oh
the NewN York Protestant Episcopal Public school TO va
cate a similar assessment 70 the above Judge BRADY
has denied the application
DeciSiOns-By Judge IagrGham-Decker agt. Boyd.
Motion granted Martin agt Van Pelt.-Moton granted
Solomon agt Drew.-MOtOn granted. HoWes agt N'il
Motion granted. Heuck agt Walker.-Mouon denied
with 80 costs StcOT agt DalteI y, u, ~ ,
allowance granted. Jewett agt. BlaCk-MotOn granted
By Jtsdgo BrGdg-Faber agt HoVey.-M9uQn 9ened:
Bartlett aCt. ChaSe-Apphcation granted Protestant
Iy Judge Cardoso-Peott act. Puckersgill-Injune-
tOu dissolved; costs 70 abide event
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

and windows Of which will be framed with
iron The other stories will be OF Philadelphia
messed brick with Nova Scotia stone trimmings
with the exception OF the kitchen Qn which chestnut
II be used the interior viii be OF polished black wal
nut Every suite of apartments viii open upon one OF
the railways, and he entirely Independent Of any
other containing all the requisites for families Of elc
cant habits. The dining viii be from IS To - feet
Square the parors "a by 20 feet the bedrooms from -
n by feet 10 10 by l6 feet, and the
kitchen about IA feet. The upper floor will be
ception 20 the rest will be laid ont in single rooms.
Attached the ha will be elevator for the hosting
of packages and household supplies, and parlor or
ceptOn for visitors. Each suite Of apartments Il
expected 10 rent M from 800 to S25O0 The building
will cost about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
DPROvED TENEMENrHoUsE.

new " hOtel' tenement-hOuse, with opDa,fe-
He" IN the French style, h % De erected by Mr. Parau
Ievens, at the Of Broadway and Twenty seventh
y. twill extend % Firh-avc a distance of on 49,
1ur excavation ~ TIE ground s. now iu progress M.
building Ll De- Iu the modern French Gothic sfvIc of
architecture, with MausdrI roof and pavilion or urOerf.
~ section u the center and one each side The pr-
bpd mont ~ tlt buldiugNII 1e Ou TWcuty-scyeut--t
AaFnE Tie grand entrance lu it, ccucTaUd "a small LODGE
81 lIc porter. The building WlI have eight stories. with
basement, but no cellar. Tie lowest story and base
A. ut VIII be composed Of light Nova Scotia stone
s-s G'luod INTO i've stores, each vi tie dools
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORk. k.......

PORT OF SEw-YoRk .................sePt a.
CLEARED.
seamships-,nnesota win ray, rsl. Cuba Noodle Liver
pool; Oyerstone GaSgowi Nlea A. hg'I9o0o ~
Ciestr Jones Pa1elru; cah'rae Whiting hoyes Gves,gn
Manposa Kenbe Nseoeans; fnta Freeman Philadelphia Vul
Dait Wict' Iuy5s sn Porto ca'eoi MARY G.
Klye Ks y',4 lao SPAN VII Smith ksy M IofT 70
dr1eri; pSssri i@ihs iiseIs Ran ai siue5 G B.
Ih, ia B Eds oAf5 F:aa Ts%5 & &C. H. IN S S11 a
nond Va; Synph COrey, Chester Pa Gsoran9 TODD lll
Rsoes RfaSTo' seTScrn G ToaH'seT Barge.. iiahI
SSSSsGg-M,f SsSsS5dss@M. la5i cHaoa H6siRSi, Isep
ARRIVED.
Steamship China Maeau Liverpool Sept TO- via Queenstown li'h
steamship IahO Pre- Liverpool sept Queenstown Sept g. md'e
ssShp webose BOgr s.s sept 5 and Havana Sept 18th
Hsi' sea shp iure Cror,u savannah Hd's a7d ra'
spcrmshp n CD NcAeron, Wilmington n c. naval stores
Bsrk Martha Rodman Berg. LveToo' 50 DAYS mlse
Bsrs Iel,spoli, rOweu BgeHo 5es Jai. o. nase
Schr Koon Jsspr, Cow Bay c. b 10 das va hahaI y 3
Ssif George Tola Hi Poqeseepse PsmsrqLe
Louisa Gske i'm nsiol y q aAys naval sores
CanabOas-PLsntom, Gilsr, Ottawa l6 dsy' ldmoer
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo9y sept % hip a Bas9 , .ag. To9 fro5 t. tong Kong
Sailed PnLc Royal Liverpool Saona Cork Tor hs~tAn
MEMORANDA.
The bs Iuez from Nwlork before repouei ban
donc cargo Of OgWood The crew. D al CONSISTING OF e
captain mate suparo two cabin boys s',sn sane9 ana Que g
the steamships e bal poon Of te sails st and in the opn
e TeG nj S of Cape Say m the vaI blowing toward the
shore L.. ..-.. .o.- C-o-s pt,
before stated u directly IN me 'aca
Of and gtols have made unt Compliant ol
Of the obstruction @ wa rec hu
10 lie Light house Washington asLg omen4 coll lo
he done In removing The ORC Of tas osd fephe u
thew have neither agbOr 20 TcAOye u" ssme
DISASTERS.
KY WEST Fla Sent 2OTle chr aTpeo latei This morning
tbe eapn ami Alexander G1ua from Port aufrhc
for boston IProba'l eouh Alexander Paon uItenl NIea
was a rerorted for Aug 10 for Nraeone to load Tor
w-lOrA.
WHALERS.
SAY PRAxCsco Sept ri whale sAp Norman rom ne A6 s
~ h an. ed bills OF OIL zoo b ~ bone ana .
n Of yorv Cart Smhers fdTopy the ist m St & h
left the Arctic having spoe1 the joe hnt WIZ
four wha Irden WITH two and he va
liam Bsmarc Jehn iovmnd anu Oorltu li"~a
- II th
well lhe larger pn 0 the ss nave
aHd Averaged from 20 800 hbls
oVpOE Sep 2l-AdySe received bce O be otsl s-
Of The New Beor No date She WrecAtl
Of tie Falkhd Ian1s. Ic Alto Capt White bark Of ~
tuns urcn and ford June 1861 for The Pacific She was
al TaIcahuano Chill, on the 2Jd Of February ldi1I
SPOKEN
Liverpool for New iork Sept 3 lat a. Ion ~
Bas Brett from Negi ork for ntettn s 70 iat 4oo
n, lon 49,.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Official notice tn The Of October J. I6V hil
VII y b. bit Of the ourh order hJ white fash % seconds
will he exhibited the pile lighthouse, which mas rh re-
H. feet tide on the Nou rap SoIl
mouths Of the Rsppahanno and iorA hefs 'hsP
Bay.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-CLEANING OUT
THE CRIMINALS.

This court opened yesterday, with City Judge
Bedford siding The heavy sentences imposed bY the
Judge TO an prisoners convicted seemed TO impress TIE
friends Of the criminals and the criminal classes assem-
bled in the that real enurJ was making 70
put an end 20 the present era Of crime James wall
who escaped the Penentiary three weeks 60 was
arraigued a charge Of stealing watch and ehan on
the 2sth Of August, and pleading guilty, was sentehced
o. the state Prison for five years Thomas Roberts was
ind for stealing pOcketbOOk the property OF Chas
Kraus on the 10th OF September The prosecutor was
standing watching auction, In the BoWery, ana WINE
dong So the prisoner absracted hs book and handed
tO confederate who made of. The prisoner was FOUND
guilty and sentenced for five years 20 the state Prison
Edward Hogan, charged with picking the pocket on JOhn
Vosey OF silver hunting watch, IN street car, Was
sent 10 the state Prison for four years Charles HUDSON
was arragued for burgatOusly entering the dwelling
house Of ROt COb OF No 59 Ninth ave. on the 9th of
September The prisoner who was discovered IN tht ac
was sentenced four years TO state Prison Charles
Cuiuu and Patrick Mccormick charged with break
ing into the dive house Of Elliott B. Gleason OF NO
35 Mercer-st and stealing S25 They were found gully,
and the State Prison for four years Mary
smith was convicted Of grand larcen, III stealing ON
HOrato Nelson $25 in gold, and was sentenced 10 three
years and six months Reu1en Elliott, notorious bur
gar was indicted for burglary in the third degree, ana
attempting enter the house Of Mr. j. Jungernann ot
No us Avenue A. on the 3Oth Of July The prosecutor
heard a noise al the garden gate, and looking out of
window. three endeavOTlng TO force open the
door with Jimmy" An officer coming up the men ran
sway but the prisoner secured. He, IN detense,
aid that he been robbed himself Of $45 by boys,
who ran into yard and while going in himself two
men ran out and officer up and took lin into
rustodv. The prisoner found guilty and sentenced
10 two years and six months hard labor
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
THURSDAY. sKPr. p.

Mails for Europe. Queenstown Liverpool steamship
Trpo Cunrd Dock jersey CITY the Post Ohce al II NJ
Supplementary Mail for paid only made Dock Jersey
CITY and closed At 1902 an eer. deposited in Supplementary
Mails mnst be prepaid with douhe postage.
H. Indies Columbia
from Pier No ( n R.. close az p. Steamship sails at
FRIDAY. SEPT. q
Mails Tor the Argentine Republic St. Thomas steamship
North Amec from Pier No q n r. close the PostOmce at
Steamship sails at , P. IA.
SATURDAY. SEPT "a
Mails M Europe Liverpool steamship CITY
L Pier 45 y R. close the PostOGc at Y NJ
Supplm,ntar Mail pail e only mai Tier No. ~ ~ H.
and closes at l 80 ?. steamship sails at p m.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
CRIMINAL.

Mrs. c. V. Cohen, residing at No: 80 West
avfeentst appeared before Civil Justice Fowler az tho
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday and complained
that her SON. Jacob Cohen, age L. was sWlhdhng hef
friends IN a most Unauthorized manner. IL appeared
that the boy had called upon his mothers friends and
requested loan OF SO, he said, her behalf, for
Few dave In this manner he has swndled Mr.. L. Gott-
hold Of No 2O2 Nnthave Mr. A l. Grabfelder OF No l56
Broadway. and August Shimme OF Twenty ythlrdst ana
Eiyhthaye. Jacob was arrested by Officers McCOney
and Butcher Of the Sixteenth Precinct Police, ana com
United for examination Francis Davis OF west twenty
seveutb-st was brought up, charged with sabbng fd
rick McCabe in the neck. He held for trial.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
THE COURTS.
r,N1rrn STATES p1srRICT COURT

Beore Judge Bldtchford.-lIenry Balcolm my THs Of
rrcdGced before the Court yesterday on pa row
bsbcas corpus issued the petition OF nai? m I-nted
s,fa charging that he had been enlisted IN 'is N,i
states naval service while drunk, and vas no. tbat
he for his actions. It was claimed Dy tne Nd in des
tifpte circu stances and wholly Dependent 9P hd been
support: that at the time Of his enisIc, iSced while
soost crazy from the influence Of nqu9I, ~ Rctts 10
service The case referred 70 onrt The prisoner
take testmo1y az the morton adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
fpsslthestsr Gounip Real gslats for Sale

4 CHEAP HOUSE Is roOms) and lot, $4,000,
~ near Morsnia Dep, Lots st $50 500 Apply ANGELL,
Printer, 4lO Fourth-sye
EOR SALE.-A most beautiful HOMESTEAD
fr ale In the Monsana Weschr.ter County York
corner Of Sixth Broadway house and plot o ground stable
and carriage hou.e house o II
Of water in aud throughout the house with all
m improvements plot of ground Of II
front Of II. feet ou Broadway and 2l9 Srh
most u and healthy locations the beautiful shade
trees and With great abundance Of nearly ud Of quality
S no s sale before tie lst Of viii then
be- M AZ uu auction. Call and fnr y6grscv. Apply
WN GLRSCROss the premises l4 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
NEWS p.CKAcps FOR ruF PRESS

Captains pursrrs this port requested
Associated only
persons exhibiting the written authority Of J. W. simonon General
Of 1tHS IRlhUNE
HOrf sun ETreSs EcRfag Post Comm rcdl N srtse St1dS
Zg and Nsc fOrk Dnokdi should also be delivered only to
the
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. wednesda. Sept. u, 1870
Public business was light to-day, but at the
offices OF auctoueers there was inquiry for improv
ing propertv
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
SUPERIOR CoURT-CHAMBERs.

Before JudQe JOneS-CrOwe agt. Grove
is divorce suit came up again yesterday, a motion
for an order ~ reference made by Mr. Reavy plaintiff e
counsel. Motion granted.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUBENSTOwN,
From Pier NJ. A.. North River.
ENGLAND Wei ster..SATURDAY September "a a. 30 g.
THE QUEEN Thomson. SATURDAY, October At p N
Liverpool Queenstown cabin 80 and 500 80 s'
s Prepaid Steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Londonderry
or Glasgow { z
TO LONDON DIRECT.
ERIN WEDNESDAY September %. AZ Q r.
Cabin passage 65 end +7j ersge, sI5 payah, currency
Passengers reduced rates For further particulars
'PP' - ~ f' r. W. J. HURST. Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
DFFFRFF SALE in Partition OF BROOK
Real estate TO Gxrhanee.

ITO EXC LANCE for a HOUSE and LOT in
Il BR0c n fyA PARN Of 70 someryiIe " j. leN
dwelling oa.s good oubuns $50 fruit Hees' ''oe1 crops % w
. ine'aded rh'y A RTLAYD Co S BeeEmans.' n Y
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
Gin Rtal gstale for Sale.

4 DJOTNING or near Fifth-ave full-Size mod
des rable brownstone lghoop loles 10 h ,t an
smaller dwellings Y. K STEVENSON & son, II Pnest.
A BARGAIN-f6 LOTS fronting the Plaza at
~ u 81 Nicholas an nth Exchanged Tor In
proved Property G. LESPINASSE, Is Pne-i.
A BARGAIN-A Handsome HOUSE, fully
~ Punished Porrouh between fifh and Madison
Olly -58 50l G. LEsPiNASSR, IS PInest
4 SUPERB RESIDENCE and 20 LOTS. front
ing on TIE Grand Hudson commanding the hne
view on the island sold Exchanged for improved
Property G. LEaPINASSE, p P.nest
EOR SALE-The handsome 4-stOry, high
stoop browustone HOUSE No 2l3 Fast SItethst Apply to
IRVING & son, 2o8 East Tweniy -feven1ft
EOR SALE-At a bargain, near Stuyvesant-
sors-e fnr story h -stoap troEn HOUSE perfect
order Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN, PIbest. u.'gD
IF Won wish to SELL, RENT, PURCHASE,
ofEXCHANCE REAL ESTATE, city colntry cal on j. G.
FREEMAN, 2l2 Boadsay.
ONE of the most elegant HOUSES ever Of
~ cd EeEYork, Forty h st. Lear Fl a1e tsorI lr9Ta
stone 26oD: p1ce very low for suc hous HATCH hkbk
No l.2R Broadway.