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New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
THE COURTS.
THE APPLETON DIVORCE SUIT.
AN MaANR HuaBAND,s RIGHTS.

judge CardOE0 has rendered his decinon In
the Appleton divorce suit In which An insane nusosno
sues through others for divorce. The suit Wa orous"'
in 1885, for divorce against Amelia Warner otnef"''
called Amelia Appleton. The defendant hAd Deen pio
viously married to VIM. Warner. who LETT ner ana "o'
TO California III 1854 she instituted SUIT lor o"o
from Warner IN Indiana, and on April " OF tha' J0"
obtained the decree. The plaintiffs friends no" cn"eo
that she married Appleton in March, before the docreo
was obtained Warner, the first husband, whom sne DE-
leyed 10 be dead subsequently proved to Do ah'e
Later still, Mr.. Appleton became insane ana Was 10
moved to asylum, and bis 5rotners pegan tii'
suit in his name for divorce James Brady appeared
for the wife, and made nearly his last argument III '
case. Two motions were made some months aso uoo''
Judge Cardozo at Special Term OF the Supione oou'
one by the defendant to strike out the complaint as nov
being authorized by the plaintiff the other by Daniel
Appleton the plaintiffs brother to be appointed ni'
next friend TO conduct the suit Judge Cardo1o mas rem
dered the following opinion in substance:
OF course II the plaintiff were sane. the motion 70
to is what be done upon
suSsfssntsy the plaintiff wns
nssns tne o % question hes given trouble than
almost any that has ever been preseneeo - ae tha nro
e. % s GHuS1 sy ess ons but the psn
elect on matter which seems 90 persona 70 MN, ALI
cnncern his individual happiness whether ms mar1ge
strenuousy urged BY tho deendants counsel and fo
and tie researches Of the counsel on either de faea 70
supply with any case bearing On tnst view w wbich
fhe ost few days. however have FOUND case IN Wnrn
the question directly presented and decided oy sr
densed Reports l6s which was suit brought to obtain
divorce the ground Of the adultery OF the %e; Ihe
iunatc by his committee 1t was among other things
argued that the court would not entertain complaint
Of this nature, which depends 80 much on the
acts and disposition Of the husband; . on nus
Sir william Scott allowed it to prosecuted the name
Of the Committee and cited the case Of FIRST agt Bow
ernian, suit to annul marriage. as precedent ne
said any other rule applied the wife OF lunatic would
have free license to commit adultery. and that no injury
could ensue from allowing the to proceed because
the unatc II he either cOndone the onense
stand what has been done for him Portsm0utn agt
POrtsmOuth). In this similar course was taken
lBowden sgt Bowden I'd swab and First ~: 1t & ioi,
lows these that the court will permit tne acton
to be in behalf of the lunatc by some one
representing him. although 1t Is case in which IL seems
that he has to election and that being sO the
motion to appoint next friend should be granted, the
cause to proceed in the OF the natc by his next
friend and upon that being DONE the motion TO strike
from the files should be denied Ordered accordingly
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

"WEDNESDAY, DEC. IT,
Nail, for Euope VIA Queenstown Liverpool steamship
Wiscousn close q NJ. No Supplementary Mail
A P.ussiap Closed Mail By this line
THURSDAY. DEC. II.
German States Sen steamship franklin Close
at 1890 q. m. 49,
Ms for Nasn p and Havana and the West Indies per steam
sbip Moro Castle Supplementary Mail for Con.
agnees only Havana will he closed a once OF Aanho nn
Havana and the West Indies and Mexico via ss ano
Vera Crus steamship City o. Merida. Close "1p
Malls JAM 'Aspnwa and Panama the Ceutt. Ame r.
can and Sou Psese steamship Rising 6 close s 10
q
SATURDAY. DEC. B
Nails for Europe via Liverpool steamshp Ny o. pans
at TOO Supplementary Mail ou Per No a. NJ H.
closed At $50 Pruan closed mail s sent BY thu line
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid win
Na for tie German Bremen. steamship Rhein
close a. llOr mail only direct By this line
steamship Perere close
French mail By this line on alternate SATURDAYS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

sscre Of Alexandria Although the bust would not be
agreeable reminder 70 all - work OF At 1t very
q the promoter Of conmeroo and industrial parsuits
and In Els character Of The great messenGef apPropr
the beautiful cloci which supports him No one shall be
taDtaised With . description Of charming CLOCK
foliaec brightly plumaEed bird sweetay warbles for II
Is sold but an win admire an elegant clock and
chte It Is 90 seldom this stone II put to such use
that all over from the hrs and the noRs
soon be shown. very fine porcelain vase which s con-
sdered the handsOmes thing Of the Kind In the room
was made at the Royal Pottery In Berlin. and valued
at 800.
Ladies' especially will be pleased with some new styles
in fruinapkins and cloths, Of foreign grass They are
very suggestive and enticing upon them, making Q
very agreeable contrast
glass glassware. and chandeliers embracing 80 great
variety designs that there ia taste peculiar OF
desire.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
ANOTHER WARNING TO ABORTIONISTS.
MRS. BYRNES SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON FOR
SEVEN YEARS.


The trial of Ann Z. Byrnes, for causing the
death of Mary Russell by producing al abortion, was
continued In the Court OF General Sessions before Re
corder Hackett yesterday. Mr. Howe renewed his OBJ
lection to the jury the ground that 1t the one sum-
moned by Judge Bedford for the November Term, which
had expired He also claimed that the Recorder had no
authority to try the because he did not open the
December until last Monday the statute providing
that each Term shall be opened the first Monday OF
tho month The DisrictAttOrney said that II the ques
ton went the Court OF Appeals he should attempt to
maintain that the present was continuation OF the
November Term and that there had been no December
Term opened The Recorder Overrued both Ohlec tons
Mrs. Byrnes testified that Mary Russell called upon
her said she troubled with dizziness and head
ache for which she prescribed but that she did not use
any instrument upon her, and had never procured an
for any Several witnesses testified to the
good character Of the accused The District Attorney
then produced several witnesses in rebuttal. Mary
Richardson testified that Mrs. Byrnes procured an abor-
ton upon her about year DR.. Biven and Ofnccrs
and Parish testified that the reputation OF the
prisoner was that OF professional abOrtiOnist
Col Fellows, in summing mp for the people. spoke or
the beneficial effects which had resulted from the con
vicons OF Evans and ROsenzweg and appealed to the
Jury keep up the warning to this class OF professional
lawbreakrs by c0nvcting Mrs. Byrnes. verdict OF
gity was rendered. and the Recorder sentenced the
prisoner to years mprisonncn-thc longest term
allowed by the law.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
THE MINOR TRIAL.

TRAPPING 4 COCNTERFEITER-A DETECTIVES
EVIDENCE.
At the resumption, yesterday, of the trial Of
Joshua D. Minor, indicted for dealing in counterfeit
money, and for having in his possession plates for ell
craving the came, Henry c. Cole testified:
.; S,ta siSs"; sSS.
O e "S9 81. " %iss Ss The
% :ss: never
evening the ion Of October .ies.td FOR passing ccuatr
% y l:ps and
% eG % .d @ a On FIT Ss i' % a. him made
By Col Whitley ,pd myself between ts. o ;.G 18th Of Sc.ss last.
h1r ben held place q confinement but Clinton se
1 % and The The Asi'y 5 @ SaI % s. ss ' %s b: a
stable hu. not n%d not seeing him there and a; = va: "in
'1 .Tsenss on the sunday before; .Ser' sseei
p Which b. .d be could get q" hi. mas for hess
% % o hs o.ss s . % {. CO. told MS n e. sa as aa %
could get plates Of for ea. $1,000; Toll him
s''
9;d , '-ls ~. dSs p,sa. ~. and ,ss { .ss g
me & BEHIND
a% Which DID, the S,sd, @ ,sIS to be watching Minor, man
1 fs e.. ;: pc 1 L p la
aud that he had brought him ptes which
''s ~ fss:s .s: Once: ess
81 DE- T.
ss ~: s': & s 3
e:s him ~ wen. .p :. zee him A.fps perhaps might A.y:
@ g.. IS III ::. Is.:
.ssst as
% he %: As:
s c,s.s id RS III. N % ~ ss G s. % % .
bis pocket without noticing The nsll and could
III .p 81 10: % s s.s Il @
I'm Ss ss % & rssa
tine SCsa M sS %.nsy c% hin n, "" =. On SEPT rss. S0Cs.
S f.:
i.. an sn.S. . tel 10: much have o:'sd ii. 20. lsi
' NJ 81 s.S ;ISVSi %S. S S.,, s
& sss s,'sf $ L.: M' s y 70 ss.
biz s bat % tios bis sI ~ 'SS Soa ne s., Z.
20 . Ballad room.
Nnss.!, where .sd Harry Col. and searched
Il; e :s;ss s f.
":
md sS Ss' ia &
:'n 81
sed Minor who threw the package the sound then struck
threw ne again; =: 60. up sSs .soOea tin. ;. ,sraei
him and seized HIN again. when be struck bis thumb
mouth struck him and threw him down snotAsr
up and hsndcud Minor hin into carhsg aud him
Col Whitley: oo pseets.. before sos into the e.I.se
the plates for printing counterfeit recognized BY the
witness the one hs Minor drop AZ soon
We could rot sad lie Si5oo which Cole said hs had
had the 6g and there found the 81 so al scattered aroud
covered dollar of rsned that evening
struck BY Minor beios go the sand pile rather hight he
blow be gave the sand pile q very
Adjourned till II O.. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
THE CENTRE ST. HOMICIDE-vERDICT AGAINST
E0AN

Coroner Schirmer yesterday investigated the
connected with the death of Patrick Black
Of No. 81 BaxtsrM. who was fatally beaten by Frank
Egan, on Dec. 5. Hugh MCGUIRE Of No. - City Hail.
place testified that the afternoon in question and
deceased were In Frank Egan's saloon. In Centrest
they nsa soup there. and deceased found fault with It.
which Ned TO quarrel EgAn followed decreased out on
the walk where they exchanged blows; deceased re-
ceved blow In tho face and he afteFward complained
OF paa H the head Othar witnesses corrobOrated this
testimony Egsn admitted that he had struck deceased
but denied that he had given him violent beating Tho
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Several Of the property y-Owners interested IN
the Broomest widening have begun suits to recover the
amounts awarded them.
Judge Cardozo granted, yesterday, an applica-
ton made by the Receiver Of the Bowling Green Savings
Bank for leave TO bring suits against the debtors OF the
bank TO collect Its sssets-
The evidence in the suit of John Madden's
widow seainst the Staten Island Ferry Company to re-
cover DAMAGES for the death her husband by the West
ned explosion concluded yesterday and the case
will be summed up this morning before Judge NELSON.
In the Kings County Supreme Court, yester
day. was decided that the case OF Isaac " W. Buck
hout the Sleepy Hollow murderer must be hoard during
the sitting the present and the counsel agreed
to submit the without argument the points TO Do
handed In before Dec. 70.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
REAL ESTATE.


NEWBORN. TueSday Dec. r. l671.
At the Exchange, Hugh N. Camp sold three
lots on the north side Of Onehundred ~
feet west Of Thrdsve for tsO size Of each lot 3ox
100.1l.
Jnes NJ Miller DID, by order Of the Supreme Court IN
partition under direction Of Nathaniel Jarvis rsfeYee.
the fourstOry brick and lot known - 10
II Leroy place eeckest located 50 feet from Greene
st. {or ~ 900; size Of lot. 25xl2s.
Joseph Mcuire sold, By order Of the Supreme Court.
under direction Of Gratz Nathan referee hOuse and oe
on north side Of Twenty ninth-st 1918 feet east OF
EIeyenthave, for &60O size OF lot 6sxs89 Also, tho
premises known the Monument House, No. 20 Union
nace between Fourteenth and Fifteenthst for e1 0oo
The property consists Of vest0ry brick house and lo
25xl25 feet but Ia leased until May 1884, at an annuA
rental OF Sc This had tendency To check specus-
tive bids and the property sold very low.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
THE ERIE EMBRACERY CAsE-A REFEREE AP
POINTED.

The case of Isaac O. Davis and others
ast James Pisk, jr, Jay Gould, and Others. in which
the Jurors alleged that they smpered WITH
up yesterday before Judge Freedman, in the Special
Term OF the Superior Court. Application made to
nave reference appointed TO take the adAvt Of James
obnen David Dudley Field submitted an afndavit Of
one OF Ms clerks, setting forth that James OBren the
juror cnafeed by his associate jurors with having boon
onoeo, nso ooen asked to mako sfdavt in the mat
"" Dut nad refused TO do so Mr. Field urged that the
AFFIDAVIT WAS sAeatia " Qrdey 70 make moliyn 70 81
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
CRIMINAL COURTS.

John Hartley and Frederick Sale. charged with
smug9ns silks from Port Huron Canada TO Michigan committed
Commissioner Sh yesterday 70 await orle from Judge Batch
ford directing their removal to Detroit for trial.
In the Court of Oyer and Termner, yesterday,
VIM Poole for stealing chest Of tea from Thomas Barr was ,en
Prison for 8 months eorge Edwards stealing
Charles Umin charged with stealing pocket
book Palmer indicted for stealing cothng from Jane
PraneIs holse in West Thirty -arstst, ACQUITTED
In the Court Of Special DSessions.. before Judge
powlns yesterday John Coone for .uns once MeCuSeI o. the
William Bell stealing pair boot: iS@ No. 79 Egh.hsy. ;ns TO
NewYort Central Railroad three mouths Eliza
Lewis, stealing $j2 from Adolph Grsve dx months
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

asde the verdie he applied to have referee sppo.n'0u
IA t.ks ths deposition Of 0Brten Judge Freedman
srsnteA Tie spproatioo and appointed Joseph Aeeks
referee. issuine with such order su order drecuns
Oran 70 attend ct such time place - the relefoe
might dedSnste.
Tns init Of John Trever and others against the same
Aasaudants which u Of 10 suits against the Ere
Ping that will follow the Of Davis and Others VIII
be begun to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
proposale.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT ONCE Q, rns Losr ou.s BoA.p
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
th Once .su O'Clock MONDAY the 9th day Jsnuary
sn o ,aPpnG .ss thousand gallons o. the ga.h Win
Ertned sPRRM C0L or LARD OIL Tor tho 0nits1
IaGhtousc service according the spcsuoas hearing
above copies OF which he had application the
Bo,n 20 the shHouse inpee,or No l6 Broadway Nsvosk the
sn oa,e lnspecto, at No oston Mas aud
the Let House lnspecor Oetsst Mich JOSEPH HENRY
CaAfnAn Lghtou,e Dvard.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

By compression Of the brain from external violence.
jury rendered verdict against EeAn. ana 90 ~ css"d
jay. Tho deceased wss . nstive Of Ireland. age -
Hugh McGufre, the principal witness, was sens w 'n<
Hotsa of Detention.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL Reform.
THE WORK OF THE sUB-coMMIrrEEs.

THE WORK OF THE sUB-COMMIrTEEs.
The office Of the Excise Commissioners was
again visited yesterday by Messrs Findey and Colt OF
the Committee of Fifty who asked the Commissioners
the report that Assembyman John c. Jacobs received
n 800 annually a. Counsel for the Board was correct
The Commissioners informed them that the Law firm OF
Jacobs Rice received a. 900 Counsel for the Board
and we're frequently consulted Mr.. Colt, on examining
the books found ts 80 charged to this account monthly
Tho Treasurer Of the Board presented " the Commtee
tho following financial statement:
Total receipts sis from May H. 1870 70 Dec nm -
Omcial expenses Tor two years rs u m
D.I.u1o ou a.u, -. 'N'''' IS "a
The Committee proceeded to make copies OF tue primer
pal records In the books Of the Department. nciung
the names and places Of business Of licensed liquor dea
ers with the amount paid by each.
Messrs Roberts Frost members OF the sup-COmmlt,
tee repaired to Office Of the Collector OF Taxes ana
obtained information relative to the outstanding
for street and avenue improvements. The C0mmittce
expressed belief that the gas companies snc
cases much as $50 was charged per post Inc con %
mittee found that there were outstanding pohos io
atrp iInDrOv0m0nts follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBw YORK. ..DscsxBER H.
CLEARED.
mhp S.S.n' Wan c.aa i1.Tec ITssG' Slins F.a
steamship James Ads-r lockwood Charleston. c. Henry Nor
s:.SAp W. Clyde. Dfe" Norfolk City Point and Richmond
"ssalnsIp s.an:Sp Dei...r. Croker. N.~;H.ven
s.@Sp ssse Bell B.isnaa Norfolk cJ Point and Redmond
Old Dominion sean,hip Co.
s:nsS s::nsS ys:: ss'is % s;a,S: Co.
ss:'sn ssc son sISS S. W. Hss1.S ssP Ms
a.. L!.;sss Hs;." 1iG' Marsha, Co.
Knowles: San Suite. suite. eS:,m.,D es
: .:. st o W
e.; e: IS s:: Ssst T::s' Sons
ss' ss' S::: S:s: &.IasssS A'is sSss
scnr. D.,s, johnson Stamford Stanton s.n..,
sSn ssSI G.Sss IsS:sa odsaSa misdSo' ssnio sS'
ARRIVED.
st.m.hp San Francisco. Reynolds Benu With md'. and pHI to
] ,;sss ssss S.,ssss S;s ss' Key West Dec
steamship deo. l0lme. Charleston with nd'e and pa TO H. R.
Steamship Champion Loeiwood Charleston Dec o. with mdse.
steamship Abem.re Couch Norfolk and pas, Old
steamship M.saola Palmer s.Tna'A With ud's and 'A'' to w.
steamship Huntsville. crowe Savannah wit" nd'e and to
sis.n.h Beo..eo Jones Wilmington c.. with naval stores
EiS:i% a,Tsss: IS ssS s, III. n'''
Brig Anna of Maitland 81 Baby San Bla' ~ days. With cocoa
,s.a Ms'' kII. M,,.,. y VT,
C0AsTwnH.
David Nichols saulla River Ga jesse W. Kuigbt Baltimore.
Helen A. Hoyt, Georgetown. D. e. victory Firgns
Hattie Lon VrrnA LIME Bennett Philadelphia
Richard Peersen Philadelphia Josephine g. Port Johnson
VIM. Demmin9 Port johnson. Emily stamford
Sallie Burton. Stamford. Chas T. smith Boston
j. Clark Boston. r. Atwood. New Haven.
J. A. Berkle New.Have1 Loom New Haven
g. J. Gurney, New. Haven. W w. Branard. New Haven
Emma Higgins NewHavn. Lime Newllsyen:
Fannie G. Russell Porsnd. c.. Rambler. New London.
Lizzie Iannum NewLoniou. Dart Stamford
Jas Potter Nantucket David Pesrsall Greenwich.
Mariner Greenvich. Robt hvhan, GoncesIer
r II. Iiuntky. Providence. Niagara, bridgeport
j. N. Seymour. Providence Ge0rge Edgar, New Haven
T. A. Brooks Nantucket j. p. Robinson, Gloucester.
Tabiha 4 Hannah, New-lisven J. II. Bonian Fan River
American Eagle. Providence Eiwari " ooen, Providepce
Connecticut, HewIlaven.
wIND-Sunset, moderate. N: clear.
SAILED.
Steamships Hoa for anbug Lro for Savannah, James Adse
for Ch.reston Bell and VIM. p Clyde for Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA l2Arrved steamship Ya1oo from Havana
Bosros Minnie Miller Phsdephia;
schr. Adde Psller from Savannah. - -
PRovScxrowH Dec. -Aived bark hbbe n PrsniGn, from
New.0reaas for Providence, with sick
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoNDoSDBRRy Dec The Allan Line steamship Hbernisu from
Polan for Liverpool toucbet this snd proceeded
The Allan Linz steamship st. Patrick om Porano for Liverpool
touched at this port to-day, and proceeded
Dec 1.-the Great Western steamship Aagon from
Ncv'fork, has arrived at this port
fFor Latest Ship Necs Fin Paoe.l
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
THE REYNoLDs ABDUCTION CASE.

The examination Of Thomas Lyons, Justice
Lypch. Louis aodschmidt, John McArdle. Edward
Hare. ond John Dimond, charged with conspiracy In
causing tho arrest and imprisonment Of Elizabeth and
Rosanna Reynods the purpose Of abductins tho nus
hand and father Of the latter took place. yesterday be
fore Justce Buckley. In Brooklyn Mrs. Reynolds the
Raw Father Creighton Rossnna Reynods Ed ward Hare
the, had previously given before the NewYorx Ponce
Commissioners Justice Buckley discharged the accused
with the exception Of ex-Odlcer Lyons who was re-
manded TO Jail TO await trial on charge Gf perjury
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

their work.
AN ALLEGED RING CONSPIRACY:
The Ring members of the Board of super
visors it reported, determined to convene the
Board Mayor Kalbfeischs wedding day. thls 1nontn,
soninaw Of Boss Mclaughlin as Keeper Of the County
Peniteniary 1t s also reported that four RrpuDcan
members Of the Board signed agreement to vote
for the appointment OF Mark Frenner Water Board can
didas and thus insure the defeat OF Richard Newman
the RefOrmers candidate for the position
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
4opartnersbip Notices.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHlP.-
- Notice hereby given that the Copanerip heretofore existing
between SRyERAhCR anil WILLIAM r. HOLT under the Sm
Of 8RvkRANCk HOLT Watst New.
forL on the 2h nstua consent
Wm T. Holt will oil debs Of the their sd ese snd
collect oil moneys dus the A. j. SBvRRANCK
WILLIAM T. HOLT
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

The Annual Report Of the Chief of the Bu-
reau OF Statistics Commerce and Navigation now in
press contains the following statement Of the value and
duty the principal articles entered into consumption
In the United States the fiscal ended June So
1871: ~.
Value. Duty.
1x,nu unfsM ttnt
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
During the two months following the great

During the two months following the great
fire Chicago, The Chicago Ttbunes receipts In money
greater than for any two months Of it, entire
ence, which something unpre in the history
Of journalism either In this country abroad TIE
Tbunes advertising patronage has been larger than
ever. and recent Sunday 1t found necessary
n Of the advertising to omit every
line OF teegrnphic matter including the specials we'll
AS Assocised Press dispatches II In donhiul II any
suga thlpg ~ ever 'lVuo before III auS olIy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sur ns.. 7;l6 sun 4:33 Moon sets .....6:l6
THIS pAv-AH
s.pd Island 9;07 Hell Gate Ferry l0:3S
HiGH DAY-P =. -
Hook Ofs IssDd.... 937 Hell Gate Ferry ll:Zo
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

BurRnus COURfkINos CoUNfI-GRNRRAL TKRn-Noa D. s.? 8
81 g. g. 81 70 7' u. H. T n. 90 si. 60 90. a. S. e. ",
CouKr OF ArPkAA-ALsASY Dec 1.-THE following tie dsy
calendar for Dec lJ NoA &71 <5S. +6l t 3 <3 <66 tf
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Men, Jersep Real estate for Bale

A VALUABLE FACTORY PROPERTY ap
"A P.sron GOOD ss,1sr s.o i:s: s',sa ss s
inr betting beating an Of ths ess r2rsvs
suf p RAPFBRTY 10 Barcas NswYork Or .t P.ier.oo n
BARGAIN.-Ten acres of good LAND,
With fne growth Of wood delightful dtuaGon ge adysanesss
very cheap only part easL Address aAlSES FKkSAAH. "'
BRIDGE New'Jerey
AT NEW W-BRUNSWICK, N. J.-Prominene
n CORNER GROCERY; large stock goods dwelling u
"a. BATH lei perfect for 70 cent; must BE- -
Pul psytculss Of STANLEY FERGUSON IN Broadway essss
John-st, NJ
ALL WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eI-
"A for papers aldres 6. Z. LAnDI1 vi.eA.d n
u psILsRs IN REAL IsTATE Oas.s No. lss Nielsen a.A "
GeergssA, aaA opposite Raihsad depot v ,,rvsv,cr
MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
wi rsdr 1el BROADWAY. REQ. O: LoTc =, SALE
for o2oo Seo AAsy tsHaa Ssu pexs"
BE- obtaiied At Coupsnys ones
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES Of
eight each the eastern sops Of Onss Asaasa I
north of Llswslyn Pari, for SALE verv cheap
L. p. HAsKxLL, No 6tsteS. nj.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

IRRESPONSIBLE PARTIES, of extended mer-
~ camille
desire b the AGENCY Of standard article Of merchandise
the Boston market Fucas given and required
Address
AGENT, Bo. s,s77, Boston. M.a.
THE MANUFACTURE of the EUREKA
LIQUID SlOvE POLISH heretofore carried By MINK 4
PHILIPS Sill BE- continued by D. d. G. MINK alone.
Albany p~c. T. lSl
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
GoteIs.
Doaro and Rooms.

BOARD WANTED In South Brooklyn.-A
- gentleman desires comfortable and good board for himself
private family Adress. stating location
Tribune O&ce
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Conn JslanA Real estate for Sale.

FINE COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At
N Asoa L. steamboat landing; hss - seres
Of land plenty fruit and spendd stused For NJ
thr address DB BEvOSK MI Vernos N t. OF ~
ouire Of M. WINANs, No. IS Lberty.st. n Y.
long ISLAND LAND.-FARMS within ten
IL railroad lines will %reyed mapped .o -
without and reasonable terms No pS
apply address Stating number and price. Box 3os
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Marble an6 Blaie Mamtels.

A kLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
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