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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-02

There were sso sold six other horses bringing from $50
dog cart 500.
An auction sale Of trottng stock was held in Boston
yesterday and the following prices which are consid
cred very low were obtained for the horses brought
under the hammers Bridgewater, bay, N15; Lady
Franklin, q $50; and India Rubber Ben III go
The employees OF Nessrs. Brewster 4 Co., the we'll
known carriage builders Of Broome-st, viii spend the
day and evening tomorrow at Lion Park and the Fac
tory will remain closed throughout the day.
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0-itn Real gstate for Sale.

EIGHTH-AVE. LOTS for SALE-163 feet
Il between ana one
hundred and en- hrstS Apply TO d. PHELfs o. seC"n'
1oOI.
LEVENTH-AV Ninety; seventh and
IL NpetyeiSb bstt LOTS for SALE seven LOT" ese9 Si
Apply j. NJ. fhhLIS, q ltGAr-se, seSonu HOOi
MERCER-ST.-FOR SALE, No. 1875 Mercer
vi Lot 2sI0 with t6ree-siory bhck BUILDING Also btst
TENEMENT PROPERTY in GreeDes well rented and perfect
order Apply to J. NJ PHELPS 90 CedsrSt, second floor.
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Brooklpn Rral estate for Sale.

INOR SALE-Elegant brown-stOne HOUSE,
No Frst place Brooklyn lot 26ElJ feet complete with all
~ Improvements the Iarlor floors frescod ceings in
irs order Terms easy HORACE FLETCHER 2Oj hOntAguest
TOR SALE-The very desirable COTTAGE,
Hanoverpaoe BroOkn hanssrd roof and
poderu improvements GATES FutOusve corner St FehI
EOR SALE-A 3-stOry basement and sub
cellar brown HOUSE 2Ol0 lot O wen located 10 Brookyn
Pnee ell 90 Apply to NJ A. rutland Co.. Beehmanst N T.
EOR SALE-Three story brick HOUSE, in COM
Iete one gas eve minutes from ferry Terms
W. GREEN, l85 Fourth o., Wllhsmsburgh
ITO SELL or EXCHANGE-A most substan-
tsnhu HOUSE well located Lest of Brooklyn value
shout small plot Of ground Of snort and
. ,cerss to and from the city worth 900 sOO Terms
ear AddreSs A. b. G., Brooily Post0Bce.
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pYP. s. SEABURY, Real Estate Agent, No

| II oeloek a. nooh
DYP. s. SEABURY, Real Estate Agent No.
| ID a syesnorest, WIN. TBNCH, Cder.
| PRINCE GEORGE AND SUSSEX LAND PCR sALB AT AUG
ne a uss dated the 2h day Of April 1895.
Cs Once Of the County Court Of Prince Gcone County Virginia
shau the 20b day Of SEPTEMBER 1911 II O'CLOCK the
action Of seabury in the City Of Petersburg sell
That certain tract parcel Of land called SANTA ROSA
George County, Virginia Wrwick Swamp excepting
hererom that Of d tract containing which
To Thomas Gee useeleavng The redue Of said tract 70
amount o about 500
Sond That other or parcel Of land called WAR
WICKS in the County Of Prince Swamp and
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad and containing SSH In
Gliding therein anal dearhed piece Of land called Kapds"
timing % acres lying near BY
Trd That certain other tract land called "wRBNNs" lying
containing about $50
That certain other parcel called JOYs In
Prince George County the north side Of Warwick Swamp and sd
Joining the tract called "Wsrwick containing 800
George County containing d adjoining tact Of Land called
"GRANTHAMS" the road
Seh And certain Other tract Of land called Rohh
lying the County Of SUSSEX Virginia south Of Warwick swamp
less four Of land reserved ererom for the Of the Nor
fol and Petersburg Railroad and graveyard. 49,
These lands contain TIE whole about PORTYSX HUNDRED AND
FIFTYTHRBB ACRES hing neghborhood the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad between Dnpusnta and Wavey about 10 miles
nom Petersburg Va and present great inducements 70 colony Of
emigsn Some Of these lands improved with GOOD dsttos and
other houses anc Of them particularly the ROMAN TRACT
tain large quantities Of most valuable timber .
M William Gee SANTA ROSA, will take pleasure n showing the
Pemises Large and socurste be the once LYON
PBGRAh LYON, AtopeySatLaw, TAbb st, Petersburg. Va
TnGOne fourth OF purchse cab the balance credit
H. and 10 months nstsments bearing Interest
secured BY ndord negotiable notes and deed OF tu
gEABURY. Aucsioneer
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Ocean Cleaners.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
l. UNITED STATES and BRAZIL sTHAhsHiP C0hrANL
kkEultr Mail steamer calling tbe 2h OF sysry month
EORIH AMERICA, Capt 9. slceen September u
hkRRlkACK. Capt Wisr October ~
soirH AMERICA Capt l. L. fibilepsagk. November ~
These rsndd s.ns sail seheass tine and call 3d. Thon
Para Pnsnhso Bahia and Rio gAg and returning For
sneassnsnt Of hsght OF passage, spply to
WIZ GARRISON, AEeit No Bowling E,sn, Hsv.Yerk.
TT 8. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Ne ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
sailing regularly EVERY THURsDAr at o'clock prsssey
COLUMBIA. Csp, VA BE. IVA Nassau. Sept T.
MISSOURI Cspk J. D. NWsrds. ................Bspk II
hohko CAsrLk Capt ADAM, .;.sept H.
No. Bowling -eresa
BALTIC LLOYD. :
O For sTBrTIN drsc touehanf Of CHRBTlAEGAED And CO
PBEUAGRk 70 land passengers and msIL
7 krS.eass iron stesms6p
FRANKLIN, Capt p. Drsy0,
van rAl - SATURDAY, Sept toa Pc. worth River
z: Y loved b. sssnshP HUMBOLDT, Capt p BAasden o.
Cabin Ps..F. tgodl go ss..r.s. seIt $50
Fstt Tor 81 PETERSBURG ssd ether PsAht psTs 81 u Baltic
.:ss' ssA AsSssA Bill. q Lsa!f .F.sa p. Ts P..ss
oees, - hspsAsas
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fonu 1slano Real Gstatr for Sale.

OOO ACRE FARM on south side of Long
SOO Island EXCHANGE for BoOtlyn improved property
Jrce $50 N. A. rutland Il Co, S BeetnanSL, n T.
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REAL ESTATE.
NHw.YoRK, Friday, Sept l, 1871

NRw-YoRK, FRIDAY, sept IL l0'i
NJ transactions of interest took place al ule
-.S.ure to-day but the attendance was fair anu .Ss
ac.t,ons are in favor Of an active market during
coming season. SuRR,
The sale at Noroton Station n. y and n ID, ,ina-
no,ween Stamford and Norwalk, by johnson .a..nt
took place yesterday. Fully 500 persons Wess stanford
from Daren South Norwak, anc S.nosed OF
End inward Of $4,000 worth OF properly VIZ
Sf what were deemed good prices
AUCTION SALES OF CONNECTICUT hr1AD
Lou q NOrOtoA-
RY JOHNSON 4 MILF, and d.. eISS
Hons, and plo,s each 5Oxl31. LDdesIa' N,.... 90
uos 90 Lhdeaave, adjoining, each @it' n a. ..... ''N
CettaQe and Noroon ave Mes ~. iS TO- Il oo
1poS corner NoiV'oO AM $50
Hoo1t LeO :. 10 ~ ltnf'Ai so
nbt on MspIe st No 81 75I6S 10
IN on MApkd adjoining No p y o-Sls
III an %sple,t ,dobne No ~ - ..h S0I20. S
w.. =, nsnl. =, sdoung Nos - =, 80 ~
vi an N.nie-st opposite No y "a ~ IA bOrb7.
Pr H.nle.,t DION Ag Nee ~ H. ~ ,,......." M
49, 49, =. 1890 Nos Is eIloS ~
- W 49,. Eos n 1S DI w. go
Pos on HPi.st Mo- ~ 80, ........ 30
P,os On nRl Ee ST. 81 and S o. ..... 16o
3Ploe on md Park place, No W lis
7 pIot ON MspIeSt, ADJOINING n 5Ori7S.
pou on Mipsett ADJOINING; No lU3, 5OIi73'''''' ~
1 Ilot Lpden'ANe s'N'
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HmnsemEnfs.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

vHSNA, ksG 10 I'LL
M FREDERICK PULLMAN bsss inform the and Ioves
OF nnse EevYok hat be has eeeded in eswplenng a snsto
With
MISS JOSEPHINE wgTELICH.
ts oondaeres and Tie other members Of Tie werdhasd
VIENNA LADY ORCHESTRA
he consequently spsbled 70 The
FIRST APPEARANCE
Of this uqss and esebstsd bspd Of Instrumental performers
AT sTBINwAY HALL,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II.
when everything skin Will Be employed 10 hhn
the effect be believes he produced BY their musical talent an even
degree than that We'd by
AUSTRIA, GEIiAANY. and ITALY, .
where for four yesr established fse isod By he
PRESS AND PUBLIC OF CENTRAL EUROPE
lie souh that be has entered into N ensa Tor I'M
tied period With the - . 80 -,ou,D
MISS ANNA BLZBR, -
u the pupil OF the able Ga veil
Professor MCLDER PABBh The list o,atrae-
be ofer will also be enhsnced By
Baope for he at time has been ndueed TO aps IN
engagement viit the United StAtea
Trusting placed By Central Europe the vocal and ps
VIII ndosd BY the musa OF
add further and eonpkte perpessAs
vi he NV In adyertisf
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COI7TH SIDE RAILROAD Of LONG ISLAND

~ ~,..,, dsuhls srsei Rsilrssd On Loss Isaad
ise,v srNaER RAa0shEsT
c...s.s MONDAY MAJ 10 M. fro. RssssTsh end onaaa
.u n" Nh sor Ps,shosus esznsoinS st esbyiea
s Pr. ..ad Psehosus By stag Ter senepsr and
Fse Phee.
40 +. n Roadway ksearro,
~ -. f.r P.chsgpe sssssstion al Babylon for Fr
i..ui "a ~ fseiegss T sage NJ Ss's''H and Fire
gym !. P.,esogv. Aeesnse,sn'a
an n bshyks AeesanodateH
az n IefneI AseopmediueE 49,. y.
~ }ss nd 10 a and 5S t@ M ~ m, "a' 'sassoS
VakJ ers. q ". poUGLA1 sspshatsaAeAL
%, s.,sAsr ,ssusolars assAhs ,r
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gOunirp Real estate for Sale.


A RARE CHANCE TO INVEST &65,OO0-
A'AG3 FARM o. ~ situated susseI CoOl,y Of
oea'a offered for sale Is adjoining thv ~ Village Of Sea
Nc bali mile from railroad depot and BAH mile nsvg.be vs
~ M lgl' oau much q highly improved producing without
us " 6usee Of Sse per The house 6r-
- oaHAs IN ever 1t Of breh and In 1850
e90@ There comfortable for
W SeA Ts bsrr and other budug good repair and Tie
Nes'sd either With sedr rail fence Osse. bsses This fArn
ssr'd O Tie quantity lAd quality n has 900 poseA
s'' IN a bAs OO sppe ses ssd 500 pear trees beside
90 mall hStS Gnd leo IN valuable timber hh Known far
NC woe enc q he most beautiful productive ss in our Whole
INV VII pay the present yesnRrs than per The pres
10 20 n; and under good p.r
49, pse Sassd peyest un1soesssy application zsy per
- seI purchase have only 70 hs the ein Tor SrGo and view
ssrns Asy WIN n Ross
hev.i0t 49, ~ '''""'NSs@
FOR SALE or TO LET "A valuable DOCK
WALER Front, EsuYorh $50 iest
Sg Room o. ''" w. " Or"ee'
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Passenger eI Intb,,. sutfsne, on T-.a7 seyentl.L
TRAINS LEAVE Hgw.YORK
W, g,vV,y,u .pd Bridgeport T. CRr llo l2:l5 tBr)
FOR Milford s.ord Fairfield Southport and werport IL" a.
M /, J,5 q ~ aud $50 m
for south Norw.k (EI) ll0 IBIS (EI (EL 49,
go (EI) $50, $50 and tkI } p NJ
For Dsren. T. g. ll:O A. N at5 80 %; ,nd S;pP m; a.,
Stamford (BLl ll:U NJ lHI9 NEL Z;l9, lhhb S''
For Gr..nwish ard intermediate starOa' ll:oo n 2l' a'S
IS s;S sS is N.-rorl a. H. for
D0''0' W. wv" CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Wis Springfield, a M .ndSpm
Hartford and spr aseh mi l2;ns .pd 2 with
sS ..s T. B.y %lei 1o arriving
hour. ~ , ,
W, River Railroad m, IBIS to Montreal J
D M .' to Northampton ,,u
Hartford cdsne. I'D r,hhn ga,G sd P PoT a1 n
FOL 70 N sscis aeos a sna Scr..s ap
w. NJ, H,yen and Eoasnpton Railroad m to North
,mr W. md Wlism.burgh ,.,,, .
For New H,,.s Midtown ,sa Wllninac Railroad Jar n'
a. n n is4 > !p ?; N; Railroad 8. n ud,pm
fo .,onS R,iro,S . N 5 D. w. 40 to Waterbury
ro md Eor,s ain Rso,d NJ 1918 and $50
For H.sCiDssn Railroad. i2is, 40 and ;" P % y, sn
a,, Ma. al Train on T i,,Ss, Line Drawing 100"
m no p ~ .ar, 10 an, point reached this rod
n. DEPOT Of the New Haven R. cor %
St and Pourthie also the ohoe fonr At Brootvn; and
so,, can have tusr bssgsge called for and checked
ron Tendance 10 de.ta.tou. JAMES n NJ - Guy.
y RIVER RslfRoAp,-T.s. Lave TAf'i''A-'' As follows
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Nrw- Jersep Real estate for Sale.

BFAVTIFII SUBURBAN HOUSE and
n Grounds ioyfve mlnutes Of Ne"for business om'es
and IosIte by fly daily situated near cepou 10 'ne
IrOvDg naturally attractive portion OF EhAoe'h hgn ounui
eI,rs large t fruit shade lawn garden Se House com
a roony and tasteful modern design and fittings situated on the
PAS, Of .1epv. improvements steady Se in value All city
oDvspsp combined air food and living good mSrte"
schools churches unsurpassed travel Terms made 70 suit l
te,t,et Owner wants To build. viii sell st bargain
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
", view o., house and n particulars OF property inquire at West
Elizabeth Depot, address OWNER P"oGee Boz No ~ New"
Yorf.
At BLACK POINT, Monmouth Co., N. j., at
= de "cy 1R%% 81 ISs SS villa PI6TS cCasS
:, few ss. ETH ssu G s% Long BfsH S ?
Long Branch and hour from % ,%, Pe .SapS
ss6 u. or 81 s 9S' RI ' IL 70
AT ELIZABETH, n. J.-Splendid chances
E EGa tfAT5 H e 6 from 70 s = ' &c
trouble show properly j. NJ MEEKBR, 10 BrOGd opposite
Depot, Eanbeth, \. J.
ALL WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eli
IN mate for papers address c h lands ''neanl \. :.
TOR SALE-At Newark n IA first-class
3ssOrv an extension brick HOUSE; 6rtcass location to min
ute from NesleTk dePo: S1TUi ca! f5Ts Aso an egan
$2nn Residences, ~ta lots 25IlCO t. an
ssSts Atwo,se tue Residence lot iWI3OO; IS
minute Os Nss OIt BY Ere branch 9a by s acre fAcC
Newark uIe ~ Address call on C. NJ CLERAE"' Cedar
IOhN ). JLNhlNS q OON,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE Oces Nos $50 Nelson and lS6
GssrseEtL and oppoAs Railroad depot
MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
VI oer 05ee TO 1874 BknAD"AY Room g. Lots for SALE
% e' b. 10 rt for S20to $iOJ EAs Full particulars
b obured At tonpsRy'I 0hes
MORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
fH ali Amos Pp f,S 9Pa k' S5sk Asd,s.
MONMOUTH CO., n. J.-5O-acre FARM,
Avn With good Improvements FOR SALE low
). NJ. PHELPS, % CedsTIt, second floor.
WEST ORANGE, n. J.-For SALE or EX-
CHANGE Aa9come PLACE with 81 modern built house.
ell order Photograph Of house oGce Of
PhsLPS 3! Cear-st second fOO.
&H KIM of which $3.50 can remain on
RO,COOs Mote'ge at Orange SJ-COmCete House rooms
lct fAtge, Philadelphia Gov down. Lot 100
tstt rs. ne.Idspot HAMILTON WALLIS 9NA.su Pine
COUNTRYHOMES
TIE CENTRALLY J. LAND INPR0vEMET co. OFFER FOR
90 toe hse Of tb Ceotrl r. Of n j. HOUSES and LOTS
hSD The acre blocks mostly stAuODA The advantages
M be Of toai place Ofres6enoe will be and Appfe
s.d e COMPANY hytng AddOns somervlle,
mL6tny-H- 49,
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EOR LIVERPOOL,

CvIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THB u s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch Of their cls full power steamships
FROM PIER No. 40, R, EVERY WEDNESDAY.
a. follow;
IDAHO Capt PRIcH. September g. a IL; 90
MANHATTAN, Capt J. B. PRIoE. September 8, .nn
COLORADO. Capt T PREExAS.. September H. at 300
WISCONSIN. Capt september 90 at 1000 q
NEVADA Capt September o. al 800
WYOMING, Capt WHIsERAI. October T. At $50
MINNESOTA, Capt " PRExsAS October II, At 3:oopm.
Cabin pAssse, $50. FOLD
seerge passage (Onoe No. % Broadway, ESQ, currency.
For height or cabin pa,sage. apply to
WILLIAMS auIoN No 8, w.na
INMAN LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
yERPooLROy Mail Steamer .gpS1ted 70 ,. 4, follows
CI{ OF 9Y tSTWFRp SEPT Sept Pm
CITY OF WAsHISGToS s SAITH nt Sep. Pm
And each uosssns SATURDAY and TaURsD4Y oa Pie. No. 8
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST l1shs " "otD srEERASE
Forwarded to h,'s Hamburg Sweden Norway and
Tei.Icsn bought here moderate rates BY wishing TO
For further ''si E bAs X q AssS r. q sosxr
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ ros soy!H. sG4saS isD BREMEN ., .
The r..m,hlp NBwYORK Capt K Won E%,ter win ull on
THURSDAY August 81 d. from Bremen fer 1901 ihif'A'
Ts4fs 81 10 On h4EE
(PAriBLE IN GOLD Oh ITS EQUIVALENT In cuRREScI) oo
Pint cabin
yoT freight or passage. ,pplyto oELRICHs Co..
50 Brosl-it
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sTrAasHIP st BKT8EKN SEWY6Rk AND H4vRE CALLING
splendid vessels .h, f.,Sh. rOu. for the Continent will sal.
from PsI No 80 North Rvt5 follows sAruRnAy s.n,.ms.,
ST GiGREST Iem,1s SATURDAY september a.
WILLIE DE- PARIS. ..surmen...."sATgRDAY, October
PEREIRg ~ D,or are i. o 0eiOoei
PRICE OF P6s ssSsr o On S2 2hyRR Hads "n
First and 80 Seeend Cabin.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
These 10 o
going returning from the Continent Of Europe
by .Ing Ibis ne avoid both rau, by English railways
.n the %:s'H' Of
WHITE STAR LINE.
rE WI f r. E1Ed2sT Rl fTE1 5anB
ATLANTIS 5000 tu,. ssa..1se 500 each ~ ,a -.
s,nng RON N.wYoi SATURDAYS from Liverpool THURS
DAIs I'd &c siIST b. $y ssp
OCEANIC. Sept 70 st2p.m
BALTIC, October I. at II am.
From White Doef Psvotis Ferry, Jerrey CITY
Passenger for all e,es anIyalsd combining
RAPBTY. SPEED. AND COMFORT .,,,
Saloons and bathrooms midihp
hop where least motion felt Surgeons sad eurds' accompany
SATRs-s:ooa sso gold s.tnge $50 currency ThO wish
Ing Cot nd, from The Old Country can no" obtain 's'Hs
pp.s Or rom 4. part. of America H.nbur
Eorvsy svedsn Isd, Au,u.l. China, ke
IIesndon Hel.n granted At lowest rsteL
Fer ,ps.aes Of plan, and other inomol gpl, q, cOmp%y'
ssee.. Ne 70 Brs.d-.y. Nev.YorI !. H SPANS. A1saI
NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
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Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..

DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.
The e, os scHsS, s''o oSs he SS, ..S
u. No f;, T:r YER ss,s s'sy . .l2 .s.
x ws. s'1' e. t.s Inst q. .:,is
"" fsroas1 1 d.s.a can b. tn. oes @ yh.t Peg,
s Fr.,ss f.e:i,.d anil Ii. sd.ps
LBANY and TK0Ympay,Linye .,,! Steamers /,
s1.s b TA .HIS s1 tep. -; 1 FS T.i
e; Rs &: q. 81 e sf 'sis 5s'i
si Hi II'
4 LBANY and TROY.-Regular Line at 6
"A daily Pier % n R. E ~, n TS.Gp Yoa, tickets Tor the
sSE "a fa6aas @
fR1 PAY rs n Da 'Hs % s :sss:
Kin making Nth a, tag, ss ~ s1 R.n
.. H1 Tso M Il r5B S$Tfsit T sHiGeDN'
THE "MARY POWELL" from yestryIst at at
$50 p ss %,s Mil So1 ,saH s
Wsst Point os a:is arriving ia Nsr.YorI at 100
TOR RONDOUT, landing, at C0IS;ZsE NS,
..m5 SwH TSass S coRSELI BALDWIN leave
DAILY st Pier "a, n R. foot H.Iroan -
NORTH KyER !:.: AND SHWf .es L sthAA
p, S one: q i.as.+ s.i.r ri: \;
ass E1si , a..s
NJ FORMING LINE TO PEEkSIkx,uhoHa;, ,c t,,,,or,
sss .s . EYE! sa DSs'
o9: psTy Ts e: ME- s Sa
MP.MEETING at GLEN COVE, L: l., com
Ino.mh VI. v. s sS Mss
S on Camp np spaed Returning aro1nd' dali. .i
n and SO p m. Par. only ,. cent.
DAILY EXCURSIONS to G DE- SU s s sn%
Point Mott. Dock and pa % ali, a. a stop
Il: . :! . ;ii;: i'i'' .''.
TXCJTRSIONS to LEWES and the della
T. wARE ssdss s,fS'wS f .itsssr
bty ~ * +. ;s: ss "a i,1:s
at f, :1 20 *: tip s sss o..
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
pRov1pENcE no {, y: WORCESTER y s.ss.s.s
e. s SsE$ III i: FFsSyiPEseE s.
~. si r4s S ss's tex @ I.i a.. 40 -.
SAFETY, sPEEDs ! APP ,, COMFORT
s: s. s:; . :i a Il.
dat. poAt r.. nv and sAh'A Shame"
'''' " eTi Or ely sET5 5S !, ,,x ,Ovno,
*, s ;;: ~; 4. e.: g: w. : . :'. = '-
<. IT,: ;.: :. !. e; i s'
= s:ss' ats:c s .sSs 8: Ss e: "
EsrtA River.
E1OR NORWALK and DANB0RYEEainlirSoaaya9
Hs "a e,s ksH raosA ffhs bssss .,.1 xnns
Eu,TE 49, Ps, N L. feetsf Muksts. xtkkt 1ISxroOs
ss :: Z: ::;; e.. -
NOR NEW. HAVEN, HARTFORD SPRING.
nIIp, AND THs Fosrs $780, Z. ~ 49, ~"
LS0R BRIDGEPORT, and al points on Hoqa.
II tosIs "a Nsastssst lAkosaA rne 81 ,st "s'
CssAsas no saa II .idaishk e.ssn reeE..S
| NAVIGATION RESUMED for HAKItUk .o
TEGhDAT 1s,l z: z'r .., -: I. sis Ss d.,..
ssss ne cs:,sh s ssRssss'; - ~ ssss.S.ss q
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Brooklyn propertp to Get.

Tor RENT-Elegant brOwn-stOne HOUSE,
No Hptpaee, Brooklyn; complete with all Improvements mir
to the aoors in parlOrs rescoed ceilings &c HORACE
FLETCHER, 200 Montague ST
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auniSn Sales of Real estate.

A WESTMINSTER FARM AT AUCTION.-A
a PARN - acres With large Dwelling suitable for private
l and buildngs all under cuure
s is.ey pan Of the farm Of Camp esq) viii Be SOLD
to. for the premises the 5 dy Of Septsbe nsI a.
30. A
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w BRADY Real Estate Agt, Houston, Texas,
has ios s 200 coo hsies Ts1As LanaG Publishes Btn
Sneees q Tssa" viii noeR ValaaSa
&e2aee 80 ~ Leo RnEA0s AaaeA Raas -. naeLnsA
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Gitp propertp TO Get.

A PHYSICIANS OFFICE, in good location,
n squares Of Central Park about to be vcst
and be RENTED Immediately derab BOARD for tSo
could he furnished in private family Address, with references
p. O. Box ISL
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Ocean Htsamsrs.

TINTED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
~ AUSTRALIA NAIL STEAMSHIP LIHR-A Steamer Of this
hse Will be dispatched nom Nan fr.nco WBDNBSDAf
Sept - a.d ever, esrn WEDNESDAY nsr.nr With malls
feH Cban. connecting Auckland At Port C6slmen With
esnships for sdnsy hslsse and The other principal Australian
por Fer ssht or psssgs, apply W. H. WEBB. BIcha.gs
plaza
HAVANA, PROGRESO and VERA CRUZ,
IL EEw,IOhk and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
Leaving Pier No II, East River Of direct
CITf OF hKxlCO, Zimmerman. ....".TUESDAY. septa
CLB0PATR Philhps1Havsns "WEDNESDAY sept IL
CITY or MERIDA, Dealen MONDAY Sept IS
CLEOPATRA. Phillips Havana Dyl...wEDNBSDAY, Oct
r ALEXANDRA SONS % Broadway.
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAMERS TO GLAS-
IA cow LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier %, North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND "WEDNESDAY
EUROPA saturday Sep. IsMAiIfA wsdnssi.y sept
saturday, Sept eCALBDONlA Tuesday, sepk u
COLUMBIA SATURDAY. Sept 10 DORIAN. .wednesay s 70
ANGLIA ssturday sept 70 AssYRIA Wednesday tept II
Flint Cabin page S63 and SIS luennedse SO; seetge,
s7s. StearAge tickets from above ports s32
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. J
BoNInggeth
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-IIAVEN RAIL.
Wv ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENTING MAY y, l87L

p,,seps,r Station In NewYort Of Twenty sevsnhs
fourth.s,e En.rsne. on Tutat? seyenhst
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Bisanhoats, iaraa RAILROADS.

tOk STAMFORD and GREENWICH--The
~ ard sessh stasmh eat AhERICUS o. t,os
f.tst KVERf AFTERNOON a 30 and TSirtyS.,.s,h a. rs
eeosk kstzziAs ays STANFORD ssosk ana crsSreh A 5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-02
THE MEMPHIS COUPONS.
A Few Practical QuestiOns-Sauce
for the Goose is Sauce for the Can
der-FOyV is Thisl

A Few Practical QuestiOns-Sauce
for the Goose is Sauce for the Can
der-FOXV is Thisl
To the Editors of the Union and American:
1 see in your paper of April l, 1871,
the following: can important financial
transaction. Over $50, 900 cancelled cou
pons changed for bonds" In which it
seems that some years ago the State, as
endorser for the city of Memphis, paid
her coupons TO the amount of $50, $50,
which were Cancelled and pasted in
coupon book. Now few questions, if
you please. Is the city of Memphis sol
veni2 If So, why not collect the full
amount of the coupons instead of giving
them for bonds which are worth, in the
market, but So cents2 Might not the
Comptroller have saved $12, 600 by COL
leCting the coupons and then buying the
bOnds9 But il will be said that The State
must pay dollar for dollar of his indebt-
edness. True, but l did not know that the
State was in a condition to pay off her
bonds with CURE ncy, and if that is SO
then the bonds ought to be worth much
more than siXty-five cents in he dollar,
II tue Yum pLiOl-Cl SOulu uOL Collect LQo
coupons, might he not have thrown them
on the Memphis market, where if they
would pay city taxes for one man they
certainly would pay for another, and
therefore they would have commanded in
the market at least ninety cents in the
dollar, and the proceeds could have been
used for paying our overdue in
terest, which would have benefited
the whole people in place of one heayy
tar payer. Truly it is very
important financial transaction. But he
most important part Of the transaction
seems TO NE to be this: You say that the
coupons were Cancelled and pasted in a
coupon book. "The leaves on which the
Cancelled coupons were pasted were cut
from the coupon book, one by one"
Now, that call a very important finan-
cial transaction. If it was necessary to
have a book for Cancelled coupons, by
Whist authority can that book bemutilated2
If one leaf can be removed, may we not
remove any leaf or all the leaves; by
which process it is very easy matter to
make a very important financial traussc-
ton. So it seems TO STRANGER.