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SUPERIOR cOUsT-speClAL Term.
Decisions.
BY Judge McCunn.

wright Us. Condict.--Order granted.
Patrick Hayes rs. James OBriera, Sherl1.-Same.
Jacob Rech us. Mauhe,o r. Brennan, Sherry
Same
AIRED ". Hardness Us. Katine,o II Brennan
StTiE-Same.
The GUARDIAN Fire and Marine Insurance Com
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cuusT uf COMMON plsAs-YsclM TERM.


Frank Leslie Us. SARAH Ann Lesiie.-Motion TO
order cause on calendar, to file note Of issue, &C.,
denied. No costs To either party.
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CRIMINAL COTRTs.

Henry Ball Junk dealer charged with breaking
d Of 5000 bail by Commissioner Shields
At the Tombs Police Court, Daniel Callahan OF
T. Ia Washpgon-sL yesterday for SnCcng down
OF p Thames and robbing BIN OF JOhn
~, sa lanes povle stealing propeller screw value TO
D. g. ~ Middleton Dover and NAe1 A AnoAI
hAd been stolen By them nom a. uAA"Nh
James and Thomas German, father and son, came
early August Icy WITH Tie intention
Of ystng their native country, Ireland The two bad e4O ana
bsrip.d VIII james Mesrr,n broker al No 10 Lbe7yst 70
rye tbm ior English So los heCarron gave thh
b. money The opening TIE bag
In 3f found contained hat 81 - james German returned
% Newton few dave ago and had AcCaTOn arrested yesterA aud
committed . the Tonbs Police Court
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
Dorn vesraay PAWS for stealing suit Of clothes ron
the Penntsry for three months
IObn Mckay stealing silver watch from j. b. hsrgsb w %
stealing from Lsura Smith sent % the ORR
Is from William CASTILLO felleh
four months Henry RAwly, charged by fecI lu @ n
rupnr steam boiler Mulberys, without an Inspector
ses discharged the complainant failed ~ prove thAs INC
attendant was either agent Of the preaseS
Al the Jefferson Market Police Court Never DaZan
committed, yesterday of obtaining py lAs
p goods from Marcus sedhz OF No IVI Grsnd
Hstte CHRISTIE Of IA Woosterst for stealing - 81
from Fr,df firm Of Blood Barrett Racine Wscon
an Pod TIE House oi Detention 10 defauii o.
John hcOoy, fof aksaelnls
Conroy njuDg him badly that bis life IL dAngr
Crk Of Sues OF No o4 Huison-st ioi
sabe Nc az Spring IN the neck John Doape
bVDr p Tenth ave Thirty fourth and Thirty thsts for steal
ng goo from Thomas Kinney
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DECIsIONS-AUGUsT 10.

Supreme Court-C hGmbsrs-By Judge Brady;--Ry-
Ar III Commonwealth Pre- ConpsnyMntou denied Glen
M al granted HoveJ al agt Tower ct s-no-
asrd granted The Security
Insurance Company sehuSed Hoy ct al hgt Sprsne ct
sl-Sexled.
B ypise National Mechanics Bsni Association
All The Aanposs COmpsny.-OrOeT settled. A.,
euherlsR-AIeOn Robson 6eMoton grantee ard
ree ACCOUNTED NJ Snt federeI Smith, thini the
repor Of the referee should BE- confirmed pHomerque ag Bkns-
granted with SO cost tdefendsnt to
sbse event Dewitt Brush et AMOon granted without prejudice
Martin appear and make S0eh motion To be lei 70 DE-
tcud, a be be advised
Superior COurt-Specidl T1n,-Bv Judge McCunn,
LyBle BrowDrief for 70 serve case and exceptions
LawrencOrder Vacstng ORDER OF sIrtst
granted Bacte GagherOrter Of disecntnuine granted The
Klhm1n observation-disclosures examine
before FskeOEder extending time 10 ne
Rice agt WhtpeyOrder show granted
Coo ING AT VseOeT directing erk 70 markrodgment nted OF
seeorc HNsA The SeWYOrf Gold Mining Co, ei sl-orde'
granted Nhkkgge Bbgsh-Orer 70 allow cause grahie
Address sgt Dsyisoh-0rdeI granted - -
Common PleGs-Specidl Trm-By Judge Van
bSaBt-ln n Margaret OobSn-C0mu ssioBers appointed
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CIVIL NOTES.

Mary L. Madole was divorced from her hus-
band Samuel H. Madole the 10Th of April, 1870. Yes
teray parties obtained from Judge cCue an order
vaeating OF divorce, and the two Will DC re-
united s>-.-- ~ss- -
Justice Barnard, at Special Term of the
Kings County supreme Court yesterday, granted Anna
seheineIt an absolute divorce from her husband Ferdi
nand Soheinert the ground Of brutal treatment Inc
defendant an Hungarian music-teacher, decoyed the
plaintiff from home the age OF H. and took her 10
Canada where he used her cruelty and failed To PROVIDE
tor
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THE COURTS.
TORTURE AT SEA,


now SAILOR WAS PUNISHED on THE Siii'
COMET.
The examination of Benjamin Barry' IL
.ap,ain. and William Barry, the second maze " nd
American ship Comet charged with inictne ,,o.,ey
unusual punishment upon seamen was pe ,,on,o too
aav hefore Commissioner Shields. ChriS"' =, comet
tif,ed AZ follows: was able seaman S..oo 20 this
during her recent voyage from san - was down
mort; nv real name John Brady; 'N DO treated me
on me all the time during the vows rirJs Of mental
with contempt and made me w
labor. ,e,c,ed upon you ! A.
" "ha' 0i"ei LING on the forward part OF the
on '"iy - s,ners serubbing the paint tne Sooonu
siip' N'''i o., .snd: got IT, came back ana went :"
80 -, no ~ the water fell on 'he "'0A, " ~
VIZ - s,ked me why spilled 80 h'on "",ei,
Ieould not help it, he then knocked me a0~n
tod BID ~, his knees said, For Gods sake let
and held INC ,,as q YAM L will put you in irons"
me up ne ps Ilesse himself and called him -; he
told n me down with his right hand ana pounded
then with his left hand; he aterward draggeo
me on D md called the third mate who got rope ana
me at mn by the wrists that my toes Just reached
the floor W se LET down saving For Gods sake take
e down and beat me If you want 10 put aon e e me
hang bert saving "p@n you ] will satisfy myself for
.baf you have dOne;" soon after this worked mysel1
,nne 10 the BOBBY hatch and got on TO it, could then
stand square my feet and was standing on them when
The mate told me 10 get OF OF the hatch; 1 said,
al can't :" he then swung Inc off, and chained me 70 the
deck; heard him tell the captain that he was going TO
hang up 10 dry few minutes afterward he came 10
and said that he going TO string me mp in bali an
hour IN about half an hour he ulced me up ~ the
wrists, while nandcuded in a small room witirthe
shutters butOned down, and could get no fresh air.
was kept in this condition for IS hours :;
then begged his pardon and he let me
down; / kept In irons and fed on bread
and water for days; during this time had small
piece of and potato while was in irons the cap
tain me; never saw the mate ll-treat
any else but have heard that he did; have been
FOR 10 years; before this difficulty Wlthsthe
mate was never nsOlent TO him; always Obeyed me-
orders the first night after being riced up was IN such
gony that could not sleep was weak ana hungry ana
All used up.
The testimony Of Andrew Heath corrobOrated mat OF
DOLIe. Examination adjourned
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A HEAVY REDUCTION OF BAIL

In the case of the People agt Geo. ID.
Ficke already reported, application was made yester
day. before Judge McCunD, in the Superior Court TO
have the bail reduced. Fricke was bookkeeper O.
Kobbe Corlies and in such capacity drew the checks
Of the concern On drawing certain check for $1,000 he
gave IL to Mr. KObbe 70 sign, aterward altering the
body Of the check TO suit his pnrposes This aera-
ton claimed to be forgery. When committed his
bail was fixed $4,000 Mr.. Sullivan scarcely replied
10 counsel who made the application, decming the
ease clear one; vet Judge McCunn reduced the bail
from Sl0ODO u 81 $50
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT or NEWBORN. Observation-Disclosures IL
CLEARED.
Steamship rhurinra ~ g. Hehcb Hamburg Kunhardt Co
sansbp Henry ChsusssJ Cray Asnva Psose Mail Steamship
Steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington LonArd sseam'n'
steamship Ben Baieman SOr'O, City Point and Richmond
S,es%.hV Wn PsrIepont Shropshire Philadelphia Abbott
Steamship VIM Clyde Parker NOrof City Point and hcnm0''
steamship RAHs DOane phllsdelpns LorArd Steamship Co
ss%:sig 3 r hs8. s Neon. P PssS
Steamship Gsucus Walden, Boston. II. ?. Dimcch =, ~,
DAgna o) Cork Falmouth for 0iders foneh h,s
Barb weIkin, Snow crcn,,sdt R Bae, Co
Ran MARY tBrl, BsTt.bv; Aspmvan, > WS aG G"
Brig sbal or Hottie Cort or Falmouth Tor @lers rah' D'
Brs ar,ce K.i, OBJ, Kelly Autiru, Mos. 4 Ward.
sehr COrdna tBrl Parsons London Gee j. BalIry To-
shr hsrvss; Queen iBrl aeBrde CornTa crandsn Co
sehr II. A. Tsber Bowmsn, Chester
sAr Vincent White (Br Robertson Elizabeth N D. r. Ne'0'
sOop R. Wine Barker, Yev-Haveu.
|. Canal boat G. Tracy, Baeman, osVeso
= ARRIVED
c,s.,,l Chin. rr Macauley Liverpool Aug s. via Queenstown
Pr1nSaSPR AK is ssOs ien q.
so hiP ConsitHGn 0S % fsb aa NJ ss miles
q SANDY Hook night signals with London CO..
'G ssssn.hp Mnsomer FcO day, with md and
H.'Fe Aug 3 an r G sA !, S III
S Srs' Holman a. O. bound W.
Island an
davs With plaster 10 D K DE Wof a Co. e.. .
Brig Abby Ellen of Belfast HseneT Bangor Gays, with lumber to
c. 4 K J. Peters
sebT Loa Newton Crsv Tusn DAYS with cedar Bran
Thomas Holmes Co. Left port brig Annie Ingram
sail JAY IS sch Cora La Sleeper foI New"
York Aug u
wIND-sundo-p. light, S. clear. :
o s E s@ to n Sas psS 2 s s S No. spoken Aug "
Hcsgo Roberts from Bio JAneiro Was spoken Ang IL
IN lat 20 lon. % by pilot boat David Mitchell, No
Steamships urnga for Hamburg Henry Chsuneey for ApnWi
Virgo, for Savannah
-. DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoR-REss MONROE Aug l5Pad in for Baltimore brig Coqnehe
Martinique brig Italia foa Ponce schr W. Wilson from ~
Johns 2. K.
Boston AuY ls-Arrved steamship, sansa r from Lverpoo
Oriental fI0m Savannah
49, e.. a@.~--~~ FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug 5-The White star steamship Atlantic Capt MARY
SeYoII Aug touched Queenstown YESTERDAY and poeeeoo
for Liverpool =
The German steamship Antwerp Capt Iochae from New York
Aug 3-ouehed Queenstown at u Aag a. and poceedl 70
Liverpool
touched Queenstown Yesterday and proceeded m Liverpool
National ConpDys steamship Erin, CapI Lawsoa from New
York July p, arrived here the 18th inst.
wHALERs.
wieks of bark John Dawson Of n b. reports her
90 taken 100 since las' eport sperm
Reports Denis Island June2 bzk Atlantic nav y b.
100 hb leaving BOurbon kes Queen Hicks WesPoF' 80
all OrravTah Hovsud. y. B.. 80 DO, do do
.lFOr Latest SHY Nezos see FIN Pdge.l -.
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tUesirbestcr gonnip Real Gstate for Sale

A N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
Tor sALb on accommodating terms within hour and ham Of
Fe~Ys IN We''chser CoeatH containing 400 highest
Of cutvstou land splendid MANSION 80 fee,
% feet deep perfect order; ako, Building 40 BY arranged
FOR clubhouse academy 90 ground for
raoeeh also Gr and Saw head Of water never
stream barn and stable for hundred head apple
orchards and one pear orchard all rA and choice fruit fronting
lake; fences all IN order and pure al
parts Of the house respect Fentemans establishment
for health anywhere the atmosphere dry adapted
nngs good house and ot Is in the city
taken in part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune ohe
FOR SALE.-Cheapest Property in Westches-
II ter County 20 minntes DIVE from NevYok
chester n Harlem Bridge Railroad westeheser
DWELLING HOUSE, containing II cellar psn,ries,
clothes water In Che house. all newly lifted perfect
der The premises contain BALI an acre Of land eight dy lots $50
srtor pear PUN cherry apple ornaments shrub
berg &c slarge barn carriage house stable shed premises
must he TO be appreciated Apply to W. BYRNE No
bers-st N. T.; the premises at Westeheser
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

Fok san RASClscoin steamship Henry Chsunoes, Aug Ia
IN 1osephBe Bond and infant Mn OBen Ma Heryey Mn
holia and child Geo Poor ThoS 0Bnen, Henry heydser
sohh Lehman Mn Patterson innt Mis- Patterson Miss Agnes
rynp'Sn setha WsAb.sy, Mar Mitchell Jay H. Page and wife E
SA@a Reed, Mss A. Whit Ma soobeh aud Infant Mrs
:! ssseiie Mr. Williams mother and ehildreo C. Y.
Isenpsoa, W. Jeoes. Ma Jas l. Lawrence and Guild
Aspnuabhr LvBgsten and Rafael ksSnircr and wife b.
and wife Mr. joe hocA child ed ~f james Brook.
10 hssasro Capt J. Watson wf and infant a. Stafford
sssrs Of the Good shsyhe Chaplain ofsse 0ssd Shepherd Or
ksnnsay senior Pasds G. CAseerss Jose Argsso
AxS Geo kssr r fAnei1e Dr. Henry Dickson ~ Reooper
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

rkOs LvERPo0L-lb steamship China Aug lakss Rro~ning
nfSwnizg Ma Woecros infant Mis- Dshief Campbell
ns CsnPssn nn Hogan and M hsssehns Mis~tsns
yea nls C&ased Mr. NJ Fouses M
ne.e.es Miss sensvi, Mr. C.sse.p NJ ssa M Van
Neseessa Ms kagIey Mn Pnkes
kscy, 3 Psp Capt and MA DsaA J. aodA., n Dsss
svss&G. BarDet Prof GrossesoS Dr. Deal w. C2ser
Dsps.sA. sehshs Mis- Dszsensnn and neA Pit< Tbs
IspsT retsss j. Tespl,sss D. Prsa, l. 4 bsA tsAaa
- &A his ys's. Mn s.sis, Lrsa. cssssA. osA1
x..S ~ - g sss;1 CsS~ u T.sa, H,sx4 Al
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Che Gurf.
HORSE AND CzRRL4GE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Aug. 70. ls7

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Aug 10, 1871.
There is no change in the influences bearing
on the horse trade market continues dull and heavy
and transactions almost entirely confined to nm
tied number OF cheap work horses at the usual prices
The stock brought to-day under the hammer Of Messrs
Johnston & Van TasseI, was less varied and not AZ
numerous is generally the at their Horse AMI
Carriage Auction Sales. and although the attendance
was pretty fair in numbers il lacked somewhat IN com
petition and bidding natural effect Of the dizziness IN
The general demand for horses which still increased
by the oppressive heat Of the day The prices obtained
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JOIN I. 40 WV
HRVRf A. SMITH
WILSON q. HUNT,
RICHARD ". HENRY
WILLIAM WOOD.


CVPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the ap-
gsinG T. ,us % the WIDENING and STa4GHfEsSG
BROADWAY,
street and a,.niAih strict ant sse ht naing
S,-~e1 and that pan and PonJ,snh
OF sreer width thaB Hundred in Cty Of seN
W. undersigned Commissioner, ., Es,ns and assessment IA tho
p1, o. ouDas Of Al. and aHd improved snisg'Os~i
yi,a Ts. we lave completed oar esne
AMI G.os an. @ , .o p ss me-, . OPPOSED !. he ms Dc
thar o1soa writing Gully ..I~ yoSS Joss' ..s
troDm No. IN ss before the sa tsy ofsepsmef ~
~, n week ys aer, ser q. nd sh DAY q september m
purpose vii be in attendance al sad s on each Of N tea
soaS That said and ,:~es. ssstS.r
b yer. 9s.d bI "a skug our report hav. been deposited
once Of the DpsrmerI NsW foh there
Tssa That tie sS ,ss,seed y The ses-aeu,
.s ss ., A. pa su s. RSss. md .ad
'rss noe, s Das % an r.. .s.s ss
pe 81 Est and ',aiss
:.s q ss. s q .. ss .- .'Is L..
line q rhr street Aear essy .sss s ss. ..
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sss ID q e 49,: q. :. ; :.. s; ss
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n, 4 $780, So. ::'. =: !. -: .s
s :...s y. e" .. ssss.s xAsl sd
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iss = IN h a. Cav ses Tsrt ssss ,rsssr ssss s.s.s
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THF wFsTFTTIp DISASTER IN COURT.

The first step preparatory to instituting
suit against the Staten Island Ferry Company has been
taken by Miss Esther Wright. OF the sufferers, IN
whose behalf Augustus F. Bays presented a petition
yesterday Judge Sutherland in the supreme Court To
have her father appointed her guardian for the purpose
Of beginning an action for damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16

There were also sold "A number OF cheaper horses,
bringing from $50 to 500 per head.
An auction sale OF three fast and fine trOttng horses
will be held "Wednesday, the 10th inst, at
stables NO 43 Great Jones-st The sale, conducted bV
Mr. John L. Vandewater. will at 10 m, and for
particulars and catalogue refer To our advertising
/ columns.
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DAULtTRIBUNE, 7

,. Mis-, r. Marrow Ms, Marrow Baldwin Mr. Aetro,d A.
pr.slssd Brovug W N Van Arden n l. Jef,s Miss Jefries
etvau q Fletcher A Conuor, Mr. and Irwin. Mrs
rir Irnin Richardson g. Judkpe M and Ms p'eirou
child apdm mad
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Clinical Gsiate for Gale.

OWNERS of HOUSES, furnished and I'M
" furnished de1rns 70 SELL LET viii their business
Romgt attended to By calling sending fall partalsn ISAAC
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IL, 1871.
REAL ESTATE.

NBwYoRK, TuesdaySAug. Is, ISL
Business at the Exchange was entirely sus-
pended aud public sales OF Importance are announced
for Che remainder Of the week Several imporot saes
win be held during the coming month, when an SctVe
business il anticipated by the large dealers y
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Ueo0ine CARDS, 81.

AT WA EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
"A tons;-W EDDIEG CAKDs and FINE sfAIlOhbhi tEssb-
shed 1917
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SSitFNEE GALL.
N SPEED STYLE AND ELEGANCE. SPEED wARlhNrEb.
WAGONS THIS DAY "Wednesday August H. At D. - H..
r'~f' = MERvIN r BREWER Assignee,
stable f3 Great Jonesst.
and blood Bay Tr.ng Mari - high
old; Patchn dam by May ay 7 By Mr. Bath
purchased for road che h never been
has greatly improved IN speed and repeat
at the rate OF tz and 2; tle 'tN
nsh and driver fears not with 11iaDe Opposition has 10
vices sound and KIND aud 10 o $50 ste
handsones roa niy In TIE state
Hendsome web behaved sish sDd gene blood hay hors IA
high OIL brother Peny AMI facsimile o. him
drive trained aud warruntd
gated we'll warranted sound aa hni
handsome and hred 1rjting Mire Nellie Hafpef
ISL old nv Pilot dam by Lexington; driven
Fleetwood last tas,n eht from tn
2:6 and repeated in'2 pnssre
prompt driver well behaved honest aud
$50 road and best 10 eo-
the notng tor Zegtmrns private ni
and valuable for track having no public
record and being hardy and rugged sand OF training
AMI driving Il warranted sound and knd
footing Wagons top and OPEN hy BreNtef ar's
he, &C.
ep,,men IN Quest stock should attend this absolute
and uuesery-i will he arraut% IN everT pircn
Can b. seen deIami stable, shot
will BE- sold other tne Horses the property 81
private gentleman nclnng fast bav reng Hers Ful par
tienlss az sale. JOHN l.. NANDhhA ~, A"el"h''E
/ ARGE and STYLISH COACH HORSES
WANTED he least l62 hands a. hot Old.
perfectly matched lust SHOW blood bt 'r
ssish high action &e Owners please address a ho 100 1anr
Once.
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Brooklpn Real Csiaie for Sale.

E'OR SALE-A 3-story basement and sub
cellar HOUSE 20Il0 100 in Brool yn
Price II 900 Apply NJ A. RULAND Co. Beekmanst n
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MINIATuRk Almanac

sur sll Sun 6s7 Moon
WATER TINS
Hook. 14J Island SIl Hell Gate Ferry pIo
wArrR
SANDY Ho0k S Cove sDd.... g:4l Heb Gate Ferry 9p
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NEW JERSEY RAILROADmFROM FOOT OF
DRBROsSEssT .sdfros ts.to p; as
Hul'R W.-fof !" 30 LII IA
:, sd, ,.d 80 a n 2:e 400 GO = 'sso n ~ ssst
For Ph sdel pAls VIA camden anal fer an. .s
80 n M FOR THE SOUTH AND s0uIHwt a,
a. silver Psscr attached the $40 ssin daily
md run ,hroogh Lypbsss viihou change sr toe wa
m an y silver fs&sce ears are
s ~ a. SO a. from Ns~ iset Psssrgh
80 cc.Sa rtthos Silver Palace uaeaed 70 the
nd run ursnxh PttSbsrsh CseiuuaS Louasvte &C.
.n - eAs Tor SALE 81 feos Of DsSarss
-. -, ~ and ss& Broadway. cDaiyl
= " P.STIE Ger. Pas. 2. W. JACKSON Goal sept
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fona 1slano Real Cstaie for Sale. ~

E0R SALE-At Huntington, l.. L., COTTAGE,
containing rooms; land fruit. &c Pnce IS $40. Terms
easy. NJ. A. RULAED Co, S Beekman.st.. N. Y.
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fotels,
Alarble ano 5laie Mantels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MAkBLE,
N. ZINC WORKS ia and 1856 East EFssn as n .na
Msrbleised Msnes, nhns Marble Counter" ASAe--~ e@ S
stopes Al prces that defy competition
. KLABER & Co, Ell to 223 w. 6lst,st..
-. between Bro.awsy and Esbths..fn snSs NO ss,.
d,sgsa Cheapest in the dty
CTEWART,s SLATE MANTELS: largest as
- .s,,mru In thr ems, kiF.s see aessns y
vt 90 ss kiIthsve Thirtv6nh sna Thfty-arn 90
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coTyTH SIDE RAILROAD Of LONG ISLAND

~ n sop dsabk tsseA Railroad On Less Id.sd
aphhER ARRANGEMENT.
Cs..ssass MONDAY Nay Is mn f''s Roosevelt and S'a"
s-~ - Hsl s.r PsssAasus s....sd,e ., s.bysn
IsS sasA, ed a. Pachsgse b. ss bshps0 ass
Fir Phss.
Escarnea .
n0 a n Aosanslsen iN Babyiea ~
lssl, saA hsa PaicAsSss b sAss 'sf Bslsss" ans TN
%pn a PasbseVsAsss11sdsoss
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Mem Jersep1feai. Gstatc for Sale.

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A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and
IA Grounds within oyse minutes Of EewYork business offers
and accessible daily the
growing and naturally sevc portion Of Eiraeehi high ground
large lot fruit and shade lawn, garden ke House
Portable roomy tasteful modern and fittings situated the
path Of improvements with steady hse value All ay
combined with country oi and living good markets
schools eburc and unsurpassed travel Trms made sut Title
perfect Owper to build Will sell at bargsin.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
For particulars properly. inquire West
Elizabeth Depot OWNER P0stoes Boz NJ. New
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A T Black Point, Monmouth Co., N. j., at
the junction Of the North and so1 River. n a view
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good boating bathing sud shg No. excellent o.d' ,fori v:s
en-: :sa on s s's f' f
"A Ii WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eli
IA for E~pers address K. LANDS. VIpslasa n
CHEAP HOMES TO RENT OR FOR SALE
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NOR SALE-Splendid RESIDENCE, with one
Il or more acres land depot Newy abundance fruit
shade and byias brook through the = train. asn
OWNER Tribune Oac. Sev-Yori. - -
kEOR ;SALE-West Orange, n. j., 10 minutes
ground Photosaph a. onee Of j. NJ. PHELPS
IOHN T. JENKINS a. son,
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MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
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be obarsed at Compsny,s oaee
* ACRES of LAND-2l miles in New-Jer:-
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s' BooKHoGT, Broadway, winam.boyh, N. T.