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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-10-20
FEMALE COMPLAINT,


That claims its victims throughout tho length
and breadth Of our land,
Many females suffer in some way at each
monthly period ; some girls are in great peril at
the commencement of menstruation, while older
ones dread its decline ut the 'turn of life"
sometimes the menstrual dow is too much, or too
a%little, or may be attended with pain may be
irregular or entirely checked, or changed in ap-
pearancc, attended with other distressing symp-
Stoms. Leuccorrhea, or the "Whites, " frequent
ly drains the system, or liberation of the womb
may create pain and cause rapid prOstration.
Falling of the womb is an exceedingly common
complaint, giving much trouble and distress, ,
(which, under ordinary treatment, is difficult to
cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, Irritability Of the
] womb and other serious and fatal complaints,
Hollow the female sex throughout life. Lives
there a medical gentleman who has or can relieve
the fair sex Of the above troubles ? Not many.
Is there no combination of medical agents that
Will come to her rescued Weanswer, yes.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-10-20
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

That one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FEMALE
BlTTERS contains as much medicinal properties
Jas one bottle of any of the pleasantly tasted COM
mon advertised bitters of the day The medical
profession to decide the question. Be it under
,stood that English Female Bitters ia not a bev-
Berge, but is a powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic
combined, curing long standing chronic female
complaints in every direction.
Put up in large bottles at 81 .50 per bottle, or
six bottles for $500, and sold by druggists and
merchants everywhere.
up. DRoMGooLE g. CO., Props.
Memphis, Tenn.
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A IS AT THE DOOR.

In all these complaints the system evidently
shows II want of red blooi, and Mr.. Churchill,
in his work on Diseases of Females, says
Bearing in mind that tho blood ia remarkably
deficient in red corpuscles, and the known prop
Ierty of iron to correct tets condition, theory sug-
it as.the most to be relied on, the best Of
which is the Citrate" Citrate OF Iron enters
largely into the composition of Female Bitters,
icoInbiued with powerful vegetable tonics of rare
qualities.
Among the mountains of Tennessee and the pi-
Iney woods of Mississippi, is found a certain hard
and tinty root, which has been in secret use by
some old midwiyes for many years, possessing
magic powers in regulating and restoring all fe-
males suffering with any affection of the womb.
This root we have obtained, gave It q fair test in
four practice and II is now one of the principal
ingredients in these Bitters. Other powerful
uterine and general tonics also enter into ito
composition. We also add Leptandra or Black
root, sufficient to act upon the liver and keep
1.-THE bowels omen.
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New Advertisements

A DAY 40 new articles for Agents
IpN0 Samples free. H. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-10-20

Empty Bitter Bottles, of various styles, can be
found around almost every dwelling and cabin
Throughout the land. Their taste is pleasant,
and are Advertised to cure almost every disease,
while the manufacturers kno1o they possess no
smedical properties whatever. The are so many
Edisguises for exceedingly common beverages which
do not, nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of these pleasing bitters In quart bot
tiles, they contain q sting for your vitals, and he
who buys them carries q "toper's'' grog into his
shouse. One man who knows nothing about
smedicine, says his big bottle is very fancy, cures
all impurities of the blood, makes old men young,
Scasts out devils, restores sight to the blind, and
numerous other miracles while yet another,
Swho presumes every man q drunkard, proposes
to cure collie, ingrowing nails, yellow fever, heart
sdisease and love-sick maidens Il We know they
make no such cures, We know the people ut large
$are deceived and swindled, and as we desire to
Bventilate these common humbugs, make the fol-
glowing challenge to one and all
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-10-20
YOUNG GIRLS,

Middle-aged matrons, those at the critical peri
Iod, and the aged grandmother, are all cured
Thy the use of our English Female Bitters, now
prescribed and used by physicians all over the
scountry.
4 If you are troubled with Falling of the Womb,
sattended with a sense of weight and bearing
down pain in the back and side, md other at
PENDANT evils, English Female Bitters will give
entire relief.
! Those at the "turn of life,' - mothers after con.
s%fnemCnt, and all others (male or fcmalel who
fare conyalesceuts from any pIotracted or dehili-
stating complaint, who gain strength slowly, and
whose digestion is slow and imperfect, win find
Sthese Bitters the very thing their system de-
Amands. 1t gives a powerful APPETITE, aids and
ASSISTS digestion, arouses the liver, strengthens
smentally and physically, and fills the whole sys-
gtem with prus crimson blood c%oursing through
fits channels.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Deeisi )ns--By Judge Cardozo.-lIaskell agt.
Wood.-O der granted for short calendar. Matthews
az Hubbard.-Order settled Davidson agt. Davidson.
Motion for attachment granted. Van Brunt agt Rot
: s.-Paintif NAV amend, etc. reference ordered
F'nt art. WOrn.-Motion granted for short calendar
Il npso agt. Texas and N o. X. X. Co.-Order will he
e d. Eunis agt. Karaping.-The default must be va
Ell and argument had ON the principal motion. Sea-
Ncr ag Moore-Moon denied; S. costs to abide event.
with leave to payment Of the costs. Motions
IN the following granted Bedford agt Brals
red Riley agt steele, Cross ACT Sands Peyon agt Lind
law Road agt Freeman Foeler agt. Whiting Haskell
att Wood Peyton agt Demlng, Tradesmen's National
Bank act Ternune, Sickle ag Kaiser Gray agt Baker,
Weed agt. CambreIng, Carver agt Bonner and Crosby
agt. Jones' -
National Bank Of Washington, d. c :. agt Pomeroy.
Motion denied will of Frank Diez and Levy agt.
erauss-Motion denied Gordon aSt. Brevoort-Refer-
e .ce or Tered Wehle agt. Jaffe.-Motion granted TO
place September calendar. Solomon agt Vanderroest
Allowance OF $780, Hecht agt. Buchanan-Order
granted Shultz AIT. j. j. DIFFERENTIATION granted
unless the defendant pay IS costs and attend the sd
OF Nav submit examination. sturtevant agt.
Nuth-Reference ordered. Weeks agt. Leach.-Motion
granted and reference ordered Orders granted. In
Richard \. Hardenburgh lunatic DietZ agt. Caldwell
imou act. Hanck
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcrAL TERM.

Decisi0ns-By Judge BarbOur-Mahler agt.
Ponsett6-Motion granted. Haws agt New-YOrk and
Harlem Railroad Co-Case settled. Mckee agt. Murphy
vt al.-Findings &C. settled. Watson agt. Gardiner
Motion granted and referred. Harkamp agt.
Wathan ct a-MotiOn denied without costs, with liberty
To- renew on payment OF $40 costs Leiss, admir-, &c,
agt Kaufman.-Case settled with amendments.
By Judge Monel.-Pendleton agt. Lord-Moton de-
MED on terms. ,..,-
Iy Judge McCunn.-Goodman agt. Colgate.-Motion
for new trial granted Jennings agt. Salter-tn TINS
case the Injunction must be continued Hau agt Ein
luons ct a.-MOtion denied, with SO costs.
BY Judge Freedman.-Rocke at Ordner.-Motlon
granted without costs DOwding agt. Frederick ct al
Motion granted. PorteOus agt BrOwn.-Motion denied
with $40 costs. Bernstein agt Bernsten.1Motlon de
Guilds ct al.-Motion denied. GignOux agt. Dunigan-
Motion granted, and referred. Boggs agt walter
Judgment for plaintiff for 81 ,1l 10, with costs.
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CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Alder
4 Moore committed Sylvester Crowley for having
oxen into the store OF Simon Levy at No. GO Baxerst
al stolen SIS worth Of shoes.
:. AT the Essex Market Police Court, Alderman
welch was on the bench. William SmOne, charged with
the premises occupied by Joseph Pons at No liz
h0ttst, and stealing a watch valued at SO, was CON-
Aitted In default Of Il 900 bail =.
The Court of General Sessions, having been
eosed since Friday on account of the election,
DPned yesterday morning at IL q. m Recorder Hackctt
on the bench Samuel Brown, who on the 81 OF May
oxe open the door Of the house No. 80 West Twentieth
occupied by Mr.. James ]. Goodwin, and stole some
sesfs hard labor In Sing Slug Joseph Hayes was
ST n OF assault and battery Michael Haley.
aprn ~, aud goes 10 the Penentiary for 10 months.
Enn sweeney alias Patrick Henry. who the 6t OF
10y broke into the basement OF No. go BOwery Oocu-
pea ny George w. Mirch and stole therefr0m lead pipe
s water fixtures TO the value Of $780, sentenced ~
Dihg eing for four years and six months.
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Proposals.
Posr-OvpcE AND OoURT.HoUsE NkwYoRK CITY,
OYycE or SUPERINTENDENT, MAJ 1910
)SALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST


PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
WORK FGS The aSp SG
oess % 10th May furnishing del1sd9s sitting and put
hi. Once consisting Of e.''0n columns bod p"
and sroaa;c beam. Ss moot. n and straight cas-. true. and
q LIND s. :1d Of the ss s. ls .Hd a% s
nss Castings must weigh less than the schedule weight and no
.po Weight ant r O. Pro from ' i. esa Of drawings
perfectly holes drilled and the entire work cleaned Oh ana
TIE beam. and de must b. Of manufacture Of the w,d~on
PhaaI Pog Union Iron WORKS Cooper HE'LL ., s .psb.
eisi 1 the :ss md e s wrought the, viii be
Al .as ': %: 81 s:si az s
and NUMBER 5.q.sd BY The sss ana sheet
other ,s', q best -, ..1ns,
aeS so II pot 'S ss ss Of s .oi ostse and
se satisfaction Of The and sqs E shown
by dasins and they together and castings WI %
tested By dc s"psadsa and found defective in any particular
The contractor win be permitted the dsef ana ,s' n.,
ps %s q ~ he " %sa 1.ss "ss s~
required sc.nons 70 be furnished " 'hs con-
Proposals viii be made by the e for various casting. and beam.
or Other metal sc Necessary Il .a pot In place. whether
mentioned in drawing. schedule: not u, q, ,.o com
p,e within three months after date Of written notice 10
will be sudvded among different bidders but VIII
The schedules VII be nsed in identifying material and making me
payments which VII be made monthly dedueug ten yer cent uH"
All ds accompanied pens. bond in the SUN Of az thou
na : s5 sdsT S sSgs L esd BY
The District Attorney Of the district where be resides r us. Bnbe
deemed Tor the Of the Govemn, % and any pa TIA, ~
not made on the printed form 70 be obtained i. once s sS'
not be neither VIII any BE- received es Any y"apS
work and who have not the facilities Tor getting out s
Proposals Bid. Iron Work" and addressed 70
CALVIN 2 hIiBUhDi S1pcnhh 1eeuL
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge Benedict-United States agt
Tunes GardiRerThe prisoner was arrested on the l3th
Of Aur and was indicted for having uttered and sold
one national bank note of the denomination of So u s.
secret Service Detective Boston Goodman testned tnat
some time in December last he gave the prisoner $50 10
buy 500 in counterfeit money that the Goth OF April
sxthave and that the prisoner told him that he could
buy less than of bills but that he had brought
him one 80 hill as sample, for which he charged Sc, re-
turning to Goodman the remainder Of the $50. The
defcuse offered testimony hut the jury failed to agree
whcreupon they discharged and new trial ordered
for Friday. Samuel Hirsch for prisoner.
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Wednesday, May 1s, 1870.

EEw-YoRK, Wednesday, May IL, 1870
A GOOD company, mainly composed of resi-
dents Of Staten Island, although many went down from
this city, attended the Offering Of the Arnold property
New-Brghton to-day. Men familiar to the real
estate dealers The man with the crutch
was on hand this tme however without his basket and
lady the linen Dress the terror Of auctoneers did
not fail to put in appearance al the lunch table, and
to make her bids oftener than desirable,
in her peculiarly unmusical soprano The sale was
to take place the arrival OF the one o'clock
boat from this city, but thought advisable to defer
1t until people who might have missed the one o'clock
boat caught O'Clock boat had time to reach the
ground. Accordingly at ~, Mr.. A Blocker and three
assistants, and Mr. Munson, who appeared for
NJ Arnold, entered a barouche and calling upon
the crowd to follow driven to plot No H. at tho
ne view fs eod be- ana had of The XII Won
jersey and along the es OF re S and Sen
eralyh CHARACTERIZED liberal and after speech rom
IL was offered by the lot 25xiOo feet by Mr. Bleecker The
first bid was 800 which was increased by nye more ois
mt G. Newton who took the entire plot and that ad-
joining The barouche was then moved to the next plot
Of when the owner Mr.. Arnold, preferred TO hold the
remainder until such time as he could get wat nc Dc
Se line Of Rail
road propose to clear up the swamp ana nrus n th
Mr.. Wm H. Raynor has sold lots. southeast Of
Ninety seventst and Ftaye, each 25xlOo feet, and
full lots fronting Ninety-seventh,st, for $4,000
The following il report of the builders concerning
what been done from May l, 1862 to May 1870 IA
Jamaica: Number OF buildings completed, 6l-tost,
S226Oo0 buildings remOdeed, ls-cos $j9,50G buildings
contracted for, 9-cOst, $29400. .
The contractor In the matter of opening and grading
Mamaroneckave is pushing forward the work with the
utmost ygor. avenue Is to he laid out from Rye
to point Blind Brook where 1t Will form
junction with Westchester-avc 80
Tie main depot for the Midland Railroad Is to be at the
corner of Broadway and Yorkave., Paterson.
The Paterson Common Council and the Erie Railway
are at oggerheads regarding the cutting of strghtst
under the railway. =,
The Falls property at Paterson, Mayor Ryle owner, In
consequence of being open the public is exempt from
taxation. Contracts have been awarded for the sewerng
of Straight Washington, Ellison, Arch and Hgh sts ana
the issuing $4,000 in bonds for the completion OF the
work Operations have been commenced ON the new
Bank building corner Washington and Ellis0n-sts.,
claimed by the Directors to be- when Finished the largest
Banking Institution in the State.
meeting of the Harrison Loan and Building Assoca-
ton was held in East Newark on Tuesday evening Two
loans at and 1G per cent were made 70 persons
who intend to erect buildings.
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Or, u.hx.a
ia Co. az Cors,cs'
80 'v'eo S.h,t,.
10, oo' p ON n ~. u,k;.n
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,ane Hah.a.., ~ Nat R.rk NJ
ioo0' " ,h. W. 81 Ne~'yops sst
D.. ,mn,d
,ac n,p u.rvtov p,c.iAert
w. D, a. he :, Nicsolss Bsnt
.oo Cah.n =. Al sot McC,r
30 n.y., 40, Roo.s
,aeo w ss, Sea,s ADM, l..
90 passfa1S act Iivings,on
Sloi Hsl n e. Al act Strashp,.
90,
.,.,e mi q, a, Art M,Ks,,;. s,.,
isss ~, RI ~ Eo,,h Im.rc.
at. Penistar ct al.
,lAL TERM.-PARTT I.
2O21. .Newberry agI The Mavor, &c.
l825. .Eppepskiper and 9th. AIT.
Raner
2os, .Bngrs and 9th. AIT Janiine
81 al
aos7 RYAN act Hndso, River RR
60.
aGoI Presley agt' Serond.sve' RR.
O.
,t.,Typrcp.prU
aGIa Uotchtis sgt waterhouse
Of al
I2se birmingham Iron Foundery
,gt de- Css.e
lIos Moore act Bopnen.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioner OSborn-JOhn Powers
was held 20 await the action of the Grand Jury on a
charge Of having in his possession and offering for sale
2OO0 smugglcd cigars. Bail was fixed at 5000.
A. LANCE who was charged with shipping explosive
materials board the steamship George Washin gon Of
the Cromwell line, held to await the action Of the
Grand Jury. The cOmbustibles packed In Of
dry goods, which there heavy insurance, and
took fire when the vessel four days out. In the
efforts 10 snbdue the flames the vessels cargo dam
eyed TO the extent OF $1,000 The defense is that
Koeng packed the in the prisoners store and that
prisoner had knowledge OF ii. Mr.. Putney for
-r1sn
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COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-PART III.

Before Judge Daly-Minnie Unger agt. John
Frensrebb.The plaintiff in this brings action for
assault and battery She alleges that the 18th of Feb
ay, 1868, John FrenZreb, the defendant to her
house In Forsythst., and in dispute which arose be-
tween defendant and herself concerning their Children
2rostrate kicked her three times. Plaintiff received
eveTe injuries and suffered considerable pain. She sues
for $1,000 The defendant denies each and every alega
ton and claims that lie neither in the dispute
kicked the woman, but that it was his brother-inaw
whose Sarn The Jury brought in verdict Of six
cents damages for plaintiff.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART I.

Before Mr.. Justice JOnes.-Le,cis Manson agt
John j. JohnSOn.This action brought TO
$1,000 damages for assault and battery and false mprs
pnnent In December, 1865 the plaintiff went into de-
PENDANTS store No. AS Broadway to return furs
which he had been selling commission Defendant
nefused ~ receive them saying they not his In
the dispute which arose plaintiff severely handled,
and finally Imprisoned at the instance OF defendant
This case was commenced Monday, and the Court
ordered sealed verdict The jury found six cents dam
Ages for plaintiff
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DrookIpn Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE-At low figure, and easy terms
i two snug ebu basement, ,a ss si ~ III the e
I"oairr Of owner w. TRELOAR the pnies lb'enh ST.
tween Fourth and Rhh Aves., BrookJn
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COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.

Decisions-By Judge LOew.--Baker agt Dor
pan.-Moton denied without costs Klaasser agt ap-
! Lehof.-MOtion denied without costs.
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Cost an0 fonn0.

I ST-CERTIFICATE No. 120,S27 for 100
Be Common Stock in Of Smith Gould Martin Co.
the above transfer has
stopped certificate applied for GkBbNLBAF NoRS
Co, No. G6 Exchange place
d = REWARD.-LOST, on Saturday last, in
Sp - Henry Rutgers black and tan DOG, little lame
hind leg when unnng the name oil Nelly Apply 70 M
lienryst
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auetion Sales of Real estate.

Auetion Sales OF Real Gstate.
RY JOHNSON g MILLER,
ID ,v,, Ag sToTK s sSD
No. IS s kl...1sr cor c.1.s%, Sss:ycrr. ..,, ..,
Lo sS1 s s. E.
'''''' ''''''s'- D''I THURSDAY MAY Is,
4 :s's;f s'S i S;;%i:
Situated ct New. Brighton s. L.,
Executor. .. W q. ss. II I'd W z
FREE COLLATION. SsfSE Sgs T %EsH Tud7IOS UNDER SPA
1s % s e., yS ss q II. '% +s.d INNING
ply constantly and night location high and
: :s s. .:G ss sss :,
ar : ~. % tn: Ssr aR %oay may
gage Maps nov ready H MoSDSY M ies Is S'a'
~ - '''''" t GI R.s And POSITIVE SALE OF
beautifully situated at Elm PARK STATEN ISLAND opposite Der
r.. property located Landing high
Boat. leave Elm Pi at m and YewYoIl until
.rs ssss,d Sss5 Sa" sSs %
1.s RMS. s s e %s sc the F S Of n6
r. The ss rs i boat
oe, T sse cy ssi..leo MAY piGuI. Buus
GREAT III 4 f f%RfiI S os SALE
suF * ;sis' G COURT ri
,BRAIAM vANDERvOORT ESTATL
Consisting Of
641 CHOICE LOTS,
ocated q
EIGHTEENTH WARD, BROOKLYN
GEO H.. FISHER ESQ., Referee.
Mcssrs g. NJ Il d. X. MEEkER Attorneys
m. s Of 4: s1 nss1 ,sa % I
one day In the City The property spenic situated IN
the most wing growing Flushing, Evergreen
Central and Knckerbocker Myrtle Starr Madison
jefferson, Centre and George-sts.
viii be sold sng and in small parcels in order to afford an
opportunity for ali to purchase.
For Of property ncosed Map For Book
Mans and further particulars apply NJ d. r. MBEkER
Attorneys so Broadway. Brooklyn; GEORGE H. FShER ESQ.,
Referee Broadway Anoneers JOHNSON
MILLER No. Is Nasssu No. IS7 MonAguest Brooklyn
TUESDAY. MAY 81,
GREAT SALE OF LINDEN PARK.
600 LOTS ON STATEN ISLAND
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n. Security Fire ms Co. At
JameA
1o1. .Grannob agt. Moore.
1903. Eleventh Ward B'k agt Refs.
liz. Continental Ins Go. Agt
Woodwork.
surRxxH CouRr-
6951. Foley sgt Smith
IA. Roberts agt Toledo and Wa.
bash X. r. Go.
1904. Marsh agt Sslomon ct al.
l522. Lawrence sgt Maxwell.
1854. Lyons agt the Third.sve. r.
X. Co.
ga. .Ssvignsc art Goodspeed.
asa. Hand agt Williamsburgh Fire
lhs. Co.
1916. judge act. N. Y. and Albany
Propeller Line.
234i MOODY sgt Osgood.
1896. Weeks agt Rnssell ct al.
1916. Perkins sgt Darling e al.
SUPERIOR coURr-T
1921. .Funke ct al. agt Mercantile
Nut ms Co.
1Tl7. .Begler AIT. Pierce.
1919. Hamburger agt Jones'
1893. Woods agt. Donovan.
1887. CHASER sgt. Nehemiah.
1907. Ham agt. New-lisven SIS. Co.
1881. Bolton agt. Brsxter.
1871. .Muady agt. Wentel.
1883. Morris et al. agt. Fleming.
SUPERIOR COuRr-T
1850. .Stnrme agt- Williams ct al.
l1l2. .Sturm agt. Great Western
Ins. Co.
2l63. Fitzgerald agt. Dsnnatt ct al.
1892. .Tooney agt. Old Dominion ).
\. Co.
1903. Mcdaniel agt. 0'Brien.
PHO. Dickson agt. Broadway and
Seyenth-aye. X. Il. Co.
1<72. Lynch ACT. the Blcecker-st.
and Fulton Ferry X. X. Co.
COMMON PLEas-TkIAL I
COMMON PLEAs-TE
655. Patent Bu;ton-H Co. egt.
Forgie.
800. .Helfreisch sgt. Frankenstein.
1917. .Hebbsrd agt Iiall.
ll3. .Ksin agt. Kelly, Sheriff.
go. White ag'. Smith.
eel. .Knoth sgt. ROYAL.
sc. Carpenter agt. Goodwin, ct al.
873. .RsnJeli ct al. sgt. Brand.
Court or GRNRRAL SESSIONS.
robbery; William Smith, George A
they, William Lynch. James 0Rour
Fills, receiving stolen goods; Wilh'
Francisco Gonzalez, George Wilso
Corcorsu, John Mcintosh, larceny (
assault and battery; julia 4. Ring,
CRY Court, BRooKLYS.-Nos
Is, II, 10, 2, 6, Al, ~, -, "A, 45, 80.
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s-huJUuTDtI uuIII TTIIHJs
-CHAABKRs.
1lG. BIZ Of Br. N. A. sgt Same.
l2l .Ds,idson sgt. Msndel.
l25. In re petition Of Franklin Rre
ins. Co.
1876. Pool sgt. Lachlin.
lB. .hammis agt. hOspool.
l+J. FToblsner at Holman.
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IlARM WANTED-40 to 80 acres, with good
b.ldiur opthe line nsioad within hours Of The e
for which 6rtelss improved property on good bgnpe s
msnst, N.Y.
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Conn 1slan0 Real estate for Sale.


III HAD ONLY ATTENDED THE
Il SUPREME COURT SALE
Of
ABRAHAM yANDERVOORT FARM
months
will be made hundreds before Jan
!, is,1. .
SALE Of Lots pnly located in Eighteenth War Brooklyn
takes place WEDNESDAY May % IL clock at City Saiesroom
Maps a Office OF the Auctioneers
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4. A. LAWRENCE Auetoneer.
DY LAWRENCE, OAKLEY & FLEURY,

DY LAWRENCE, OAKLEY G. FLEURY,
AUCTIONEERs AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS
No. 10 Pne-st, NevYork
City Country Real Estate Houses Lots Farms public or private
sale leasel, rented o exchanged Loans negotiated.
SATURDAY, May 81, at IL O'Clock,
Mr. Hews Hotel Hampstead Village, Queens County L. L.
perempoy Auction Of lend located PLOTS and LOTS by
orier Supreme Court under the direction Of D. INGRAAh
Referee belonging tie late Sarah ThOrue consisting Of
ONE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE,
a. the modern Improvements Barn. Carriage House etc. good
orier and two sired Dwelling Houses with about acres beau
fuy located parts Of the aouhhDg and attractive village Of
Hampstead, L. l.,
and handsomely mapped subdvded 10y Charles H. Haswel ESQ.,
Civil Engnee desirable plots Of from oneA to two acres
each. viii be peremptOiy sold as above.
To reach property Long Island Railroad a, Hunters Point
Eight trains daily.
Mans and particulars at Auctoneers Once No. 10 Pne.