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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06
SUPERIOR CoURT-PARr

Before Judgc JOHeS.-fOm AIT. O.hedrd, al.
nnSir,ltjrIn this yesterday His Honor CHARGED
the Jury that il they believe the testimony of Mrs Smith
plaintiff. who testified that MCClOshey gave her
tie agreement stipuatng To support the chld they mrt
return for the plaintiff hut account could they give
verdict for than 81 600 for the plaintiff Ould oiy
recover from tie time the suit commenced and That
sum would he ample rccompenSe. TIE jury returned a
verdict the ntif; damages 500 vita interest rom
nuary J. up to date. Hare and Gailaher for PLAIN
tn l.. +. Parsons for defendants.
bum o. hOfti Amertcd ag Russell Dort-ln this case
tie complaint fer Of certain money. GA
tLo 9Th Of March 1851, the bank owned large quality
OF bank bills Of different denominations, issued by differ
cnt state banks located ont of tie City of Ncwiork,
known as uncurrcnt money. These bills amounted i'll
the aggregate to $1,000 and tGey sent IT, the firm Of
Hendcrs Dart. the littec being o the dcenda Is
He sent tis nOiey be exchanged and converted mt
current money! the proceeds lees the usual discount, to
be returned 90 tie bank. portion OF the money ~
exchanged and taken by the d. fonda l., portion
thereof bel y the original bank bills, the >idic ana thc
original bank bills, aud AN ruprated IT TO tcir own use
TIE answer was general denial aud It va, aicg tat
tie firm Henderson Dart owed Russell Dart and the
bank 1850 check given to him ior borrowed money!
IL TIE check GI>uJU!cd VII u pres It,d Tor pay
meI at the It. Nicholas Bank wrrc Hcndcr o. Dart
kept their hank account and that Russell Dart fa'
upOn them make this check good IL was siIowH on
tie lal Of the plaintiffs that the ARA gcmc"t betN ecn
the bank and the firm of Henderson Dart was that
Henderson & Dart purchased TINS uncurrcut iHo'eY OF
them DcfcHCa It's thcTeupOn made mo 10 for non-
suit which granted = L. Nash, Flanagan a ri 'iin-
mils for PLAINTIFF Thomas ana Classy fUr Defendants
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

MutiRy.-BCtOre Commissioner ShieidS.-JameS
n. spencer master OF the American steamship Intrepid
lately arrived at this port from Baltimore made com
plant against William +. Evans and Eugene Brennan
scamen that May g. on the high seas, they did, by
threats and force resist him in the exercise OF his
authority master Of the ship. The accused are held
for examination tomorrow at p. III.
cigar Smugglers -BefOre Commissioner OSBORN
Michael WoOcy and Mathew Lynch have been placed I'M
der 5000 bail each TO answer charge Of smuggling
cigars Lynch Is tine proprietor Of liquor store. corner
OF Washington aud Beachsts.; Woolcy is fireman be-
longing TO the steamer Rarnwell. United states de-
tecve seized 1000 or 5000 Struggled cigars at Lynchs
store. WOolcy helped to dispose OF them. Lynch
got bail and stands out but WOOley, not being able To
procure 80 heavy ball. is i'll custody. Yesterday, Mr.
Renney as his counsel applied for reduction OF the
bail WOolcy, he said, was poor man, and a compara-
tive stranger i'll this city, had mother 20 years DID, and
a wife aud two c,ildren wholly depending on lin. All
these relations present. The Commissioner finally
consented To reduce the bail in WOOleys to =, O
Tie examination in both is set down for Wedncs
day next at p. Assistant DistIiCtAttOrney Purdy
for the Government.
a named Richard McCosky OF No. 279 Greenwich
st. arrested Tor smuggling cigars, brought before
Comm ssOner Osborn yesterday, and held for cXanlna
ton This is supposed TO be important arrest as the
is believed to he at tie bottom of an extensive
smuggling concern.
Tampering piM WitneSses.-The Housky case, noted
for having set ot aS by the ears, and winch was
down Tor irher hearing at IL a. H. yesterday was ad
jOncd Ia Tuesday next at OWING TO the pressure
of tle eXtradItiOn case OF johnson.
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TIE COURTS,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

=,
James Fisk, yjr., agt. The Union Pacific Rail
ad Company ne credit Mobiier Of America, and % or
% othfr GeeRddnt.Ine Hon Judge Nelson, Associate
Justice of United States Supreme Court, arrived in
town wednesday and sat in the United states Circuit
Court Yesterday. The Hon. Judge Batchford was also
on the bench The entire day occupied in arguments
ON the well known aud much mixed of James Fisk
IT, against Tho Union Pacific Railroad and host Of other
defendants The arguments arose upon motion by the
defendants to the from the State Court to
tue United states Court and opposing motion by the
paint 4! to remand the papers 20 the State Court Mr.
StOughton for plaintiff, argued that the could not
lie removed wtHout separating the defendants. He was
followed by Judge EmOt, for the defendants, who ar
gucd that the was removed because the defendants
had complied with the several statutes. Mr..
Field followed to oppose the motion to remove,
and succeeded by Mr.. Tilden in favor Of it, Judge
Nelson took the papers and reserved his decision Cou
sci for the plaintiff Messrs. StOughton and Field ;
attorneys for the plaintiff, Messrs Field and Sherman
Counsel for defendants, Messrs. Emot nidcn, Seward
and Bell attorneys for defendants, Messrs Hammond
and Pomeroy, The Court adjourned To 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Admissions TO PrGcticeOn motion of Mr.. T. W. Slough
ton before Judges Nelson and Batchfod, United States
Commissioner John A. Shields admitted to all the
degrees of practice in the United states Circuit Court
On motion of Mr.. David Dudley Field, Alexander h.
Crane, cOupscCrat-law Of the Slprcme Court Of the
State of Newlork, was admitted to all the degrees OF
practice in the Court.
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Projected BUILDINGS.

Since the last tine tSS M Pans tr
Plan No sI7-Sew Chanes- Of 1.dsOust twOs'Ory
brei store p s1!ss 0reI SeOse Horn milking p
IS4 Owner security lnurasee COMPANY; f.. ION, .,o, ,,ox,
..o r.f froa o as one 2iss osn Doah
rsn no 'front.' sssas % orn IF h one 'l'''''''
4ILb. and Little Gre MT corner one s-'tory iron
Plan No osdway 4st, one 2-sory brick shop
' Plan S S"a 5iid,s 1i one s.oy
inert 25.5". owner. Jacob Weeks.
Plan No 4-tiihsi rs of ih 's'OV BIS front first
r1 No s 9 TO- vsT. JnrS Brown ,TH ''
Plan No 46hs 1856 Of sh 9-'tory BIS front int
Plan No S,Gh liqG of Ave B, two s't0V brick 'ene
Plan No i9l-0i of 9Th +siOry brick tene
meat', $50 Owner. ThOma. Kienan ,.;., ,..
menis isI5a. owner architect, julius Boesel
ments and builder, Thomas KernAn architect N Nc
an .-Gand-st 30 asto brick shop 2'raa Owner
Plan No s5E. Hc 2''ory brick stable 2'r'
Pa Nc SsG Gi2;th oo of sthae one i.tOry store
Pan No .isave 5ahn Of 77ths, Isory brci Nne
Pn No Iwss sohs' No 49, asory and basement brown
ii and 5st two +'ory brick tenernen'
plan No aMadisonst No G5 2st breA op, 25Il6
Pan No i45 shave 1Shs Of loh., 2story brick first
class dwelling 6sl5. Own, 7, Thos Monaghan.
Nos Il TO- brick clubhouse JOro
Over J. .thoytu Choir
broNn-.t efronttc tenement, 25S6J. Owner, G Hart
pan No 2lt No ila, iO bdci tenement 25I5o
O1Ge Arhur Hsgtn
6y lfg 2-r.j. Owner & Ellis.
Pan .'s-sstl- o ' Of alaye one a'Oy brOWnone
font ar telass dwelling, 2lIt& Owner, c Bills.
2i5 u TIA story trck Inst
sdsel II Oaner Elwn Dolls
4,dt and bh-aye, four story brown stone
front class DIV tHng 2uItO Owner. 6e. &. blnn.
Pan No --VAldrwAterst lstory wood house,
2Il4 Owner, ia ison Schglth
Plan 45l-itnst of2dqve one brick
2r. builder Ge. VII teeL
Pan No <Caat No no. brcz store and tenement
81 6z6I Owner Geo Rabb.
class &c Iing. 22a45 anil 2Or45. owner. Il stead.
45-ath-a,e 255 Of Sta Eve lEory front
tor 81 ..45. &. as Fasser
40 Gwet Ohs; No ~ one +story trck tenement 25r5
Par 40 4-4ths 5776 Of lOihsye 3-.,ory brown
stone ron 2dcss dwellings,, gI55 4. &c. ay Clnc.
Plan No Ao-4,ths, \ 3il.0 II 81 thaye, 2sofy Lrck
sta,le. T. 9,2U II. Owner, sc. Day. CEDsie.
4y-ll'tl-s: 2story and
II, Il, from, lSgxf2 f. OSuer H. GsAuey.
'front.' lstollss Dwellings, r5 Owner &c,
San gel Lynch - -.
SoThor No l26. onesioy brick stable, 5Il2
Owner. Vs.eeiine lecs.
Isr n, 4-Aye cor 5story brick and
te ere-, x.r16I owner aud builder. L v Loeg.
No JstOry bnck 6s class
dWeii. - 15r14 OsHer Mitin Nolenn.
HfLcT bet bttI AMI fsory
DO. a l.5yl2J Trustees dt sinai Hospital.
No oJWlm and Gear &, D stOry and base
me, 3. ami rcA bui'!ng, 81 Hik,. Owner Go Kemp
ri no GG-llhae 49,. 2soy bnek, secondclass
d. .... l,C1Lo JOAN Mct'GdcAen
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GRIMM AL.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Della lambert tar having ~O.c $50
from Thomas stapleton No. 5o est fO"rteon t-st,
in IA house IN ThOmaS-st., Oh We iucsd-y evening
In the Court of General Sessions, in the case
OF James W. Curric, cBarg with having Onhliltcd
gross outrage lii, daughter, the my att ne ioca-
ton Of two hours failed to agree-he being FOR convc
ton and three fcr acqUtta 1la jury were discharged,
and the prisoner Temandcd
At the Harlem Police Court, before Justice
McQuade, Frank Richly, James Long, and JOIn McDc-
aid three mere youths were arragned on complaint OF
Officer Harvey Twelfth Precinct, who charged them
with stealing dozen chickens The Off er met the boys
yesterday, between and a. NJ, coming over ialitn
Bridge with the fowls under their arms. Tcy admtcd
that they had stolen the chickens, ard were locked UP
to await the finding Of an owner for the fowls.
The Court of Special Sessions opened with
calendar of 81 John Young, the boy who Ol
time past has been deraudIng business people Out Of
small amounts of money by presenting SO note and re-
questing IS notes in retr Of whcn he subht
tuted d 81 bill and succeeded generally TO obtain the
alleged 81 drcpce, tired the complaint OF John
Hay OF No. Az Eightlave., and Of James Algo of No
Eighthave, convicted both charges, and sen
fenced To two terms of six months each Island
who, by paper purportng Ia he power OF attor
ney succeeded in Obtaiing board from Charles Meyer
No. 10 Battery place, discharged, his confinement
in the TJmbs being deemed by the Justice sufficient
punishment.
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SUPREME COURT-CmAMBFRs.

DeciSioHs-By Judge CardozO.-Gagnibin agt.
Frcy.-Motion denied, $40 costs to abide event Merritt
act Ely.-Hotion granted, reference ordered Peincd
a,t Jamcs-Motiou granted for allowance of per cent
StUrer act. Rhuads.-MOtiOn denied, costs TO abide
event Fisher AIT BOOth-Motion granted SO costs TO
abide event. Dcvlin agt. mnson.-OIder granted
Uhlman AFT. Waite-MotiOn to change pac OF tra de-
MED to abide event White agt De REPRESENTATION
granted. Scudd'r agt High.-Reielcnce ord red Camp
bell agt. INSTRUMENTATION granted. He field ast. TIE
Town Of Quecmsbury.N0tiOn denied, $40 costs to ABIDE
event. Valentine agt. PeltJn-Dccrcc ga. I'd. TarI
ton agt GrOh.-MutiOn denied. with 50 cost. Hcied
ast Town of QUecnstOwn.-MOuoh IL place OF short
calendar granted. Palmer agt. stIutOn.-MrtiOn
Motion granted, 10 costs.
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THE MURDER AT SEA.

The examination to see if this were proper
huaditiOn case had been set down by o. s. Commits
sinner Osborn for II a. H. yesterday At that hour all
isons Interested were present, except the prisoner
some bungng, the duty Of having him in attendance
iAd been neglected The Commissioner said tbe Marshal
Nas al lault messenger reported that the Marshal
va not IN his Office. Even If he were, 10 was con.
uued would take three quarters Of hour to bring
le prisoner from Ludlow II. jail IL was explained
ash that the Jaller there could recognize no other
uSlefIy but the Marshals. IL said on behalf of
--e hafShal' that he got no notice " produce the
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.

A. y.
Of Dry Dock Company, water nights,
pSds %S ssnh p, n front on each ,treet - RI 400
,O,ht os = lG0 az Ave ID each 1850
io,L 81, o. n . Of Ave each
liz - La :. l2n n . ~ Ave ID 20Ig "a ,,.........
ii,h - h.. :, :. st eoch 50,aa q, $3.50
- 80 q Ave- 2nxgl
on, ho -. an lots No and 40
80 e n al ofRtb.sve
i39h :, lots ON a 100 n Of shave II.......ea
scip Of the late o,yn Pery Co, 81 ca
10, ~, Al, ave and 7sb :. lss,s.t ER Ruo..... soOco
10, sioYp ON I9tb :, 25rgi4 Hno .,........ $3.50
Ia, sdons sam. s,e SMITH ................. 6TU0
~, ~ y e,r srs and NH 2YT5 Cas,ily...... 500
~. al.,,e =, .,b a.. 2o,T5 NJ tJunn.
10 sininjhg same ,e M Tones ............. 1868
lot adiouiur same 1e Rno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
2. II LUDLOW 4 co.
building e Washington place and her
A1o"n - 3d. oo
ZssoI, .nGs 10, p ~ s.s 'J JB Lew ESQ
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEW-YOR'
May S.

PORT OF gEw-YoRs. ...."....................May
CLEARED.
ss sr N Ss s' %ns Del ssTalGsa
Guy Point; sc Chester Jones phsph, Gen baT h mapo
A SsWesern Chef Hill Loudou Thomas Heuhces,
F4 l. Bal. F L1 ssss Ssn F attss e Belle Don't. Glib
rtsr orders CaO Bucsmau NuSi Geo. O. Robers Vance,
ser.~Icrd I.e. Psrnan St Marc sr cras,, Loeb.
Bugsef Srnfcn D wa:hSuT Hardness Boston sae Barton,
rT;s - Sc join s c1 Hs.1s Ts st i sss
SP Cole Ss"i E Ss. S'sfi. Mary Cray Allyn
Uneas'ile.
Steamship Au.. HdaerSt GIasso. and Neville April 10 nd,e
steamship Holland Liverpool April D. and Queenstown a.
Steamship Huntsville C,ews ssy.paoh ma;e and pass ,.,.n
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond City Point and Nonoi
F.: R:;s E yss 5 Gs:: Is day; . %
BARK FOrsoget Smith, Cay Frances Y DAYS sugar
Bar. f Fi." fs S',1@, %.ISI.
s sas a s,@Ss Fs Es' st e 1a:sI
N.,;. = .:s "a a.. sss %'..
B Aim, c"e G eS 5,nSs & s % and WOOL
yns,s n s5:s, s J. SS s.;. fruit
B Bs Ia Lac cgses st;si @
BH ns j JOS Iia.eoa Sssa, isdsys snssr
s s t Jsso w st. Ss ds xSo and cotton
ss sS Helen A iioyt Crannsr Georsetosn D. G. coal.
s scSI Seas T R1s Ir% sugar uo.
schr Consultation Smith, Havana u DAYS
Sehr Comraie Bale, Pernambuco % DAYS,
MARY Zan "a DAYS
smith Trinidad Port Spain 20 days mola~as
sehr Anuie Whiting Hutchinson Dmerara n days,
sehr lover ngersol Pensacola Is DAYS lumber.
scaooSsKs-RivKR AND co.srwek
DAVID Curie, Virginia NJ Hand, Virginia
Minnesota Philadelphia Ruth Tbom~s, Portland
L. d. WeHtxorth, Portland.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MAY 5-Auyo brgs Henderson from AleInd. Bsyp
Ida e., from surnam.
FoRrKHss MosKoK. May 5-Arrved hrs Neptune
orders; Ceres from RIO JAneiro for orders.
PR,scsco, NAV A-AnSed ships FLYING Mist from Boetop,
Eastman from Yokohama; Helena Doane Hamburg
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuKKsrowS MAY 5The steamship City Of Manchester from
Yok for Liverpool arrived this port this forenoon. All SoL
DISASTERS.
BosroS, May sArvd shr Island Belle OF and rom Eas,pcr,
for New York encountered Cod the ~ the 9TH
and lost Of deei load Of guano split sails &e Mill and
proceed
SPOKEN.
ship sonora from NewYoA for Francisco April 20 lat - Is.
lon. 416
Big Camille. from New Yorl for Csb. April H. lat as IL
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teal estate 10 C:xebGnge.

EXCHANGE or for Sal farm of go acres;
~ dwelling three house al ole eceay olihl ns,
tro rom fruits all kns, large AM m, N m ance "eh
va en- n high l walton; IL eau te roAei ~ ma
chine il mic. from IeeAsAI y. vel paft ioe up
Price CO., Of incum1s MY 10 J. T. b.lES iJ'
ianreas or d. MCCoTfE ije Broadway Nea-ioi" 'lv
YINO EXCHANGE-A hrst-c!ass 3-siOIy and
basement 1n 2story extension hlGel ha hncA HOUSE IN
BROOKLYN near Dr. Churh Hou cegty frec"e in oil
throughout nd mar l. mae all e oops
hath ia
complete ard e' ns Of so 50 inmates from the
er for place good House CON
aning improvements Stable, etc.. ~ "a gfodh -
TINO EXCHANGED LOTS in Ruhray, 400
Lots near TENS River lau JAQJBro BroslSA
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QUEENS COUNTY sURROGATE's COURT.
nil tha Wills of rho 4, lloviutr u. IN 81

VI VIZ
persons were admitted 10 probate: Ia f. Me.l, ia
inaica: Thomas Holt NcwtOwu; Townsend RuslHoIe,
North Hampstead During the same mOtl letters u All
nsra,io nave been issued upon the following e,9tcs
onn Vau Nos, rand, Jamaica Johanna G. DUN he, New
town; Daniel Dlckc son. Ol >crbJy Franz kunp fil IL
ing: John u. Winters FLUSH z; barney Tpur,uc' VI,
NcWtOwn; Thomas l. Rudgard, Ovstcihay; Godfrey iil-
Ter Fusning; ErIaEct Rdgiucy Jamaica; Mary Lad ,
Jamaica; Joseph Curtis, Hempstcadi Augustus g. ~ :
man, Flushing; Nicholas GortzeimaIi u'hng Jon. W.
b, wnc, Flushing; william Rider, Jamal,a LIZA Ter
main, o, sjerbat; Anna Hendri, ,son, Jamaica Esnt
letters vi guardianship were issued.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


FRIDAY MAY
Mails for Europe via Derry and LIVERPOOL steamship hnss
Portland NevYok Post Ohoe az p u NO.
,... sent W this ul that specially directed
SATURDAY MAY T.
Europe Southampton aud Bremen per steamship
land foot Of Third close PoOfce at IL NJ stamshp
,as m Supplemental paid letters only made ~ On
the Pier at Hobokeu, and closed at l:+l p H.
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prisoner at the hour appointed Commissioner Osborn
Insisted that he had issued the notice The four wit
ncsses who had been sUhloRaed were presents no was
Mr. Archibald the British Consul, and his counsel MI
Marhury Col Erhardt, for the prisoner, present.
Al last il was agreed to adjourn the to this morn
inc at 10 o'clock.
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PASSENGERS dRRTVED.

FROM sAvAyNAI-In steamship Huntsville, NAV 5-Geo Ro~,
wife cil.ren Robt Rose, Ms f. Dory, Ms Udod ien
Linz l. Pnney John Mooney, VIM. Wlets Wm wang JACOB
ararr Qnno Jas EDWARDS, Jno Bas4ue James '" bo~H'
j. Williams, Samuel Brown
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coua Jslan6 Real estate for Sale.

ELUSIIING.-A HOME in the country for
SALE beautifully located moiern improvements very
don't buy vi hon, comparing Address b. BEST lld Waist
EOR SALE-At Merrick, l.. IA new Man.
i HOUSE built best Of best
riat plea aut situated the MerckaSe
tse EoL depot and In fall Of Hampstead Bay aud Atlantic
loo peiectlr healthy; COOL lot 80 by 800 FEET;
goun ii, laid AMI planted wit. vegetables strawberries, black
directly through
tie Ian Of A. r. Stewards recent purchase; other parallel
night ang being surveyed and
map Alo LOTS and VILLA 81 rs for sale Inquire Of VIM b.
HEWLETT, NJ, rick, L.
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SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERN

NOtice.-ThOse applicants for admission to
the whose have not been favoraJy reported
upOn y the Examination Committee, will meet III tho
General Term Room Of the Supreme Court this morning
at Q precisely.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cansn ami purrs arriving this requested
deliver the EeNiork Associated Pres only 70
rsous exhibiting the written authority Of W. soontoa General
News Of inns TRIBUNE
Bor Sun EIpress Ereaing Post toa1~rdl ddtsser STATS
ZennJ Yorker DeOkra. should also be delivered only
th.
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Uesiebesicr Countn Real Cstate for 6ale

A GRE of LAND and 2-stOry HOUSE, near
"A Morrison, Depot Pne 5000 5000 with lots Terms
easy. Inquire Of ASGHLL Printer, 40 Poarhave.
DARN FOR SALEM WcstchcSter County,
niles from Mount Ko Station. Large double HOUSE %N,2
ke "A fet front also Laundry attached AMI
large rooms; ng water In the Kitchen piazza all round The house
tesufly hsdd; ans also large sal for
hor for TINS Of hs plenty Of carnage water IN the
land
Of the land will he soil separate, II desired
Terms easy. Posse Immediately. Inquire Of
HOWARD & SLOWER ~ Nassau
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TurRspAys WEATHER REPoRT-sAM
AfNIATnRR AIMANAI

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sup ,;se, sun 100 Moon .Ro
Sandy Hook Gov Island 200 Hell Gate l;S
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T. PLATT STEA' To, Auc. on
DY BELLAMY g. sTRAT lOA,
I'D AUC1I0NEERS AND ZEAL T. AiE bkOkERS,
10 no ~
On WEDNE HAY, Ma Il. 1870,
70 o'clock al No. M Boa way the fine
three s,ors higistopp HOU T. fie ha RE-, with 'ous'oe
h. n NJ no ~ Ieur st. rrr rgro frroeIi
wall. painted; roycnt tsn b. son Ga sud a. er
We Nav IN. att stl / NE ret FOR
farta.r par culr, april the o6ce Of n No q nest
DEREMpTORY SALE OF - splendid VILLA
Care MS It ton sa ian eonta fin' ir' OF
a n I,if
Necessary oatoa d . oI' acts 81 B".d
L. L. La GBNLE,
LAWRENCE. OAKLEY ( Fl EuRi.
will sell AZ auc,ion TUESDAY NJ /, at ro1'd the
a.oye beau fully proD o. OF rue
OCEAN kar.ogs an rouui.g i uOs % toi rs
Al ractons wi altIv eli and IN he
counr r " met with |, sIu one mie o. &c A. WIN
elegant or. IN l. snI ,atht-,
The property rescIp Of the da 'asingte
OF WlLteast celi Oh ass
money car remain OF mortg7 Tor lire years
o. oi at pyae sale previously 70
May 10, by application &" . . . ,.,. ,,,..o, :, NJ,
TJHPHiS. - ~ lm-E,
OR j. +. rl..EiiI, so Gr.List
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Hlarbinerp.

L,OR SALE.-25-hCrse ENGINE and BOILER,
nor mining AZ 70 Wakers FOR SALE CHEAP. Removal
NAV l. VALENTINE BUTLER SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY, Ss
Broadway.
PROPELLER ENGINE for SALE-One new
Per Engine 4ncb cylinder BY 3fee stroke Nth return nbo-
lar oef. Apply 10 C. W COPELAND No 81 BrosiSny
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Ncr-lOrk MAYS, 1870 Committee.
Tie Committee was continued, and the meeting az
jOurAed
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
LOCAL. POLITICS

Col. William X. Roberts was urged for
Coness on Saturday evening by Democrats Of the Sew
onth Ward
The XIXth District Woodford and Kauf-
aDn Club Of Washington Hghts has elected the follow
lng Ohcers: Win. A. WheelOek President. WIN "
Green, Alex n. Lewis, and NJ Bell Vics-I,residents
John l. IOnfe4e, Treasurer, and NJ. Swsrtz Secretary
The XXth District Republican Association
met al DDgedeln's, No. 1000 Third-aye saturdav ibt
and elected John Gleason 10 l vacancy in tbe Cen
era Committee, caused by the death of Jamea Tav,or
The WOOdfOrd and Kaufman Club Of the Nineteentt
Ward met at Dingedein's last evening 10 arrange for
grand mass meeting
z The Republicans of the XIXth District on
saturday evening formed organization to advance III
Interests of WoOdfOrd and Kaufmann and elected The
following officers President, Charles II. Kehel; Vice.
Prsideuts, Joshua ID. Miner. Richard Ii. Green secre
tary Francis u. Reynolds An Executive Committee OF
lhree from each election district also appointed
The Democratic primaries at Jamaica, l.. l..
Ou saturday evening. ended In general fight, which
pstOs clubs and slung shots used Several per
we're badly hurt The IL special eOnsables the
occasion included Of tA worst characters in the
beghbOrhoOd Two OF delegate having been chosen
fOl Of three rs, lively time Il pectod IN the
Convention 10 be held on Tuesday
The cOlOred voters of the Vth District Union
hepuO.can Association viii hold meeting al No az
opilng n this evening 10 make the necessary arrange
t 10 unite with the cOlOel political associations IN
.A ci who propose " hold a. Cooper Institute grand
f@atlon meeting 10 consolidate W0odford aud kauf