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REAL FSTATE.
Nrm.Ynrk. Monanv. Jnly u. lsIl.


Tho market continues dull and inactive at
t, F,clangc, but brokers lcport an improved mI"'s
,,,rt,, an fla northern end Of the Island. Wett
iUl l, D~Guertv u also In demand, and numDer Vi
i,rar coutruCts are about being signed. ,,. ~,
Id" ~ n valuable mandatory property WI
l., "a nd lor s.e at Paterson, consisting Oh Crht Guy
Is Situated ON the corner OF Paterson ana N, ~
,,car the Erie Railway depot, ana Wlthln 2' lv' Mcr
any, o,0 one steam engine ana two tabular noi'tis n'"!
q. 80. .,i,. nj reaI d, state
for inc hrs half Of The present year 10 INC '"'nn' "
SI2.133, 9G5 10.
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-. 80 iInte flanlels.
CeaaL NohCts.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR WESTERN
o.rffT OP .NNSYLNANlA-Anl now s.he Il, D. ~
u DlSiHp 's,se Cv Attorney. and y NJ hegte ale ~
EsgS on Re several % nsrIe Z, ,o bow cause SR the
scbet1e Ia Srits shou be s0tsfed Of record ~
ys.SsSs Pa TUESDAY August ~, ~ ,ne and Pittsburgh
..,rission 70 BE- published ID iH' wv "
rrerca sn Gsze~. 5 q PITTSBURGH represeuiei hv the
SnaC S6ser as Attorney cor Psnut IN The u 3 4 y ''i
n q 81 Peunsylvania -, 20 Mt 1879
- az nohhin ". TIE Cty No. p, May J., i0i'
So IiT.-ror, - TIE CITY No. 80, MAY T., 6ol, ,oo,
LIS y p"r,;rg rs the CITY No. IS, November T. lgol
~. Cirv cole - the City No ~ November tS2|
Ss,,e. pcppsn vs. the CITY No ~. November . ions.,
80 IIvsrpore Vs. the CITY No. l4l, November 10 1901 r,
Seen Darlington the City. No l+8 Ho'smosI A''i
g. W pcbbin vs. the CITY. No Isl, November - ''o''
~. p Morgan vs. the City. No 70 MAY T.: H0Ec,
FJwart Darlington the City. No W MAY Il l'SS ,e.,
T5~srs Darlington vs. the City No 81 November = To-
Isss Iayenn5re the City. No &c. November ~; ''0''
4 NJ Brush Va the CITY. No. Sc, November L. i5o|
~. i5yermore vs. the City. No. IS MAY /. loS,
E5geri Darlington the City No = May J., E issr
i,.s IiyeTn6re she Ciy. No ~, November H. 1901;
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9ienmboats ano Railroads.


! sAiI1 tAtIRSlOMS TO lEWES md tho
- b. avail BRLANWA lE.- The % Bad - q. Do. tra-,
iAnih' q, -EN md HAVANA will rsre fr tl above pieces
bAiLi 90 p 70 from Pier ~ N. 70 ai01lr e8 oUors y
Itf .'f se ..r, With tra fishing ad bathing. hxclt.J1
u'"''' ''f roc tF t"u I"f oAc week 70
HICH fENt-IlAJEN tTApfIEnpn CDpfNE-
4 III N ,-.s-'n - ~ - "
~. ~ 'iI "Di.l rs ea1c ItcA-hp I1f "cF
i''''" .'.''' ''' DID, N' '.. .'- Voc. '.' ..lF'
ENOp HRInHEpDlIgi .pI III .,i,ls o,, H.,
= Wv NV I'-.i W Gnu ,'i p'l.' vi iiV''t
= liic a"4 Hi'-ata'H itl1iH Ittc - nthn.Fs lfaff
'f,ntlh. f'n p. " noon ai' l-' H'.'f ff' '''.
,bAtfyINfpDL AVN QUO All B1kn 30 -
fSNI'I I'Dt'' AMI UNIV ttIit'eD ~,
- - ntl. SD NT LIZ. for t' uE,i tO1. l.o ~, a1
t0hii I.t FREIGHT re up i'fva. tl ~ yA-.ls4 r-i
I',yt NAiitpAIl Pei Norm t''r .''' lNhs1D fEofaL
'' i.I 20 .''ti .'', 81. go q, ~, ~"
E't,' a.. '..'' F." 't'e '' pr" ''.' H. w, r.
IT, p -, ~ ~. ~ ''. d .t'tr IN ,f .I, s.
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~ Y SrPREME COURT. Kings County:---

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, Kings Cou ultt RaIS
N FREDERICK J. NODSB, Plaintiff against JOIN i. o-ed
Hendan,-To the defendant above named lou b Mil bel 6el
M oree Of he CLERK Of the County Of Kings ne ns IN ny
soi' w 6 G srve copy your answer 70 the sal com
t q, On the subscriber At bic Office a. no ~ % and Jorsemon
s,. In The ssd CITY Of Broolyn within twenty cav at. We J 70
fue' m ~ VoB exclusive the day Of such seTcei ana
IN =, answer tie complaint within NE time aiots1u ""
g !; ~ setoD will Judgment against you ioI the sum oil
5 rfy dollars with the seventh day jane
% pssnd eeh hundred and seveniyone BESIDES he COSTS OF 'A'
.,top Dated Brooklyn, June seventh l8,, l., 49,. . ... -.
N'VN Ii. c. N. INGRAHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New No. q Court Street BROOKLYN.
The conf herein this day tei In The once OF he 'A " 'e
ii, M me-, DATED. June H. 1871. $1,000, -
l'alV " N-Is' H. C. " ISGRAHAM Plaintiff Attorney.
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iljcslebcater Gonutn Rcal estate for Safe

gNOR SALE-To close estate of job Il. Car
I pen,er Aunonk "ecestr Co. n w. eoa'n be ~, rooms.
arabic 30 rasturge WITH looa Wo riess,nt sur,
rounding; feet tide Nsefi near clg,en' o. , We.,
nation, Apply to EDWARD J. CAktEN lbh "
chester 20 n " OF EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune ohee.
COR SALE-In Westchestct County, III ~ N9 srn4
Castle near Aunonck small FARM 9.SM, - 9. e or
ings, GOD fruit. &c Inquire ct BLISS '"''' "
LERGISON the
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u y
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and NESI =

MORRIS AND FSiEX DIVISION
B aa Syroc 81 All 0sSiso Wg0tr CsSGa OF CAR
D,po New York oo Of Bll,ast and foo. Of C1i,ioih 80
MAER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY JAY j..
5j3s n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Bsa.'
directly thrue from NeT.iod Owr without c'snseo '
R R Kingston VII ssharrs, Pt''-
rs m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN coraengs a. Denyi With Boon
Branch 90 with Sussex X X
ir Wsrr ap sirorisare scranton Great Bend Bmsham,on
eu and Oseo and Eas,ou with Lbgh valley R. K io' Oh p'
1910 LEnGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops NegarE N'n.'
Es@ nj edsge1i' at M1IeGo VIZ S ,s F Eoa ~
bethlehem, AehOwn MaucL Chunk WAesbaTre Reading 'a
100 p r BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
principal stations CoHne at Dover with Chester X r.
4O p a. ASTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester R
r. At Ma'eToo @t9 SSH H. H. Gs9 a, s and 'O5 w" W " "
500 P H. ACKETTSTowS NAIL connects with Booa;on Chester
anu S GI' 2. m i'1 WtIVc4jS'ErTSrowy EXPRESS
rNORRIsTOWN t:l5 elO l2o 1900 M, 2;jo $50 4U
For SUMMIT and nennele stations At GEO. 1915 9do 1910
ard 2o NJ $50 go ~ 9iS sni eg p po goo 1910
All 2 ~ ~ I a4 $40 40 40 So 60 $50 Sis
ar eii Sp B At e5o 7:ls 7 $50 9lo 1910 1919
1899 Il;2o aP5 SO 5? 49, 5ao 6:io $500 $50
i Io9' % a1 sLoo ;lf e. and MosTCLR $50
$40 iioo and 39q S 80 Sao and |" us No.
a5 G,pe $50 6 yns ne R'FOi q, at nj H S$
Io's sHGI li PFC m $50 ami leaving iae Ra
S,f.hope ils1e by f ss5 milo fS 10 AMI s
10 Eairad at ackettsoSn by stage miles FoT DhiA
WARE WATER $500 n. and 400 r. m fer fithtlfiu
SPRINGS at . a. M :. ooIoe ~ t3tg
LIRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
II loot Of bambersst. aud foot Of 2dt, follows:
leave Chamhersst ay ~ > m 9:'
H. m ami = D. NeS and improved Drawing Room I0AcLrs
accompany thoughto Buffalo aud SUSPENSION b
Horuesye with magnificent sleeping Noaohe rlh4
through Ceean snd Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches accompany te
II SuquehsnBa Buffalo the $3.50 p m train RON
NewYorE Suspension Bride snt The train from NeworI to
Baaao Suspension Bde and cncnusu An Emigr,nt Tram leaves
For Por. Jervis and way. 500 N. AMI $50 P
For Mdleown and Way At $3.50 and Sundays
oulT. $3.50 N. -
For Otsvle and WAY at 'l30 a
FOr Neghu and Nay at 900 m. $3.50 and $50 p.
For SuIern aud Way, 5 and p.
10 a. Y 7i;i' T. o:lo' 40
S:5 IN. and II Midnight So, ,,,,,
400 500 and t645 snd Wednesdays and Saturdays only
For Pie1nout Mack 7 smans and way $3.50 jo 1880
Ais aud tGO and wednesdays and Saturdays only
~ midnight. - ,-,,t.-- -.
23 depo IS minutes earlier than Last boat from +Js
8:l5 p .---.-,- ~ y -. .., St..t..
aud orders for the checking sud transfer OF Sag
yge NAV BE- eft Company Offices 2l 529 and sb1 Bross 20
C,mn,st: 81 }reenWich,st l2h and VI Avenue harlmi
Tonr BROOKLYN Broadway, Whamslugh Depots foot OF
Lee civ and Of the Agents at the principal hotels
rU,ily flor Permont and Nyacs tfor hleAensaeA
n vrcvvp fof liA'AeIMi Nav 20 WIN R. BARR
bGcuii SAM lJ7L Geu1 Paair a.
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Real estate to Gtrhduee.

EXCHANGE for iirst-class FARM-One Of
IL Che finest RESIDE hCfS EHahcih 1cc. nrl'n hol ger
looku. the tiy oins b. suit ID rhatd s'h 1e ssffl &C.
i've muut from depot J. o. HOYT a sOF, ~ br'deay.
TVO EXCHANGE for Ncw-Yorl or Brooklyn
property Te,kkn. I'm son ol-lni kEaDENth;
oubuires Of hand; fu shade and Le'i leaaIui
Fn al IN 6sclss our and imno late occupation Inquire 81 th'
owner, y. s. PAIGE srrag sui Westsi.
WANTED, in Harlem, 8-slory ur0wn-s,ouc
w HOUSE, in exchange ora COUNTRY STAT m Jasaict j.
Price. $1,000. NJ. A. rutland q CO. 5 brcsmanf., NJ
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Cilrncal estate tot Gnlr.

CWAMP PROPERTY-Two desirable LOIS
- Fof SALE App, TO NJ A. RULAED Co.. BeesmansI y. l.
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Ocean cleaners.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -
g,, i al. ndl' sai H,Aat n lN5.r Co'fAHl'
MaEHINASK Cet WS on he ~ "a OF every '-'-''
5O.Ta 1MFaIci Cat r. H. i.5a-gaarh Ao4os,2l
~, NoEn AsllmcA, C.p. 'cse se,ien.g. d =
far rsa,go 5aaia and ' ae Jneso, and feiurng To
eng ''n 1, AZ Of d n, cog or ra.tg. ''n'go
WI L 'Al.t..ON, p 1l. ~. . r '.a --'t1n Ncg-ioIs
IMAM LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
~ .ti i-l,o Nal Sto.ac g g. sa.l % 'olosl;
tiI Oh LiH................'AT iGiAi Iny Gam
CITY o. AHryi r............. r g5s .l. eaf.14 .n.
5r e6 -r, iat sAfJFrIY OIL lnjnSpAl .roa Pc, H. %
RATS or PASSAGE
FIRST libiy ~.... srLlaagE.
10 10 i'G'''''''''''''-' 90 10 b.--''''''''''''''
raseas rs also "rnrl 70 in' iaaalE r'dca >.r'a7 sa1
1acnca t- 'op,h. hire Of moderate rates. b- prr.ol' 7i 90
Jol, 81. DALE As,u'. So. D. u,oa'7a. F.Y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR sourr,srfoj iy0 TgEYry
DAY Ja., 20 Al ,. soa bremen i io i.n'sL iioosea to
steamship AYgA Cant f. gre,,-s.n on SATURDAY I-l-ae
RAILS or PASSAGE 20 lOSbJE. IAgHL AND LarliLS:
P4'Anit N ocip, o. Ts EQUIVALENT ~ 'r"LfS.,l
Second .
fS 'iS' ii or pt; sij6 o6LFicii Co. o
ONLY DIRECT LINE re FRANgE;s ,.r
sTFAsiSiilrS BETWEEN NEwI6aK AND nAybf CALLING
The splendid vessels I'll. f,ote toe coa'u, m sail
81 L1UEBS .Iezle. SATURDAY JAY ~
VILE UE PARIS. .Surlont. Argus. T.
SATURDAY Angus 2.
LAFAYETTE MANI. SATURDAY. SepoIio 3
PRICE UF PASSAGE IN GOLD Cncuing rneJ
TO RRB,f OR HAWKE:
TIst Cahin. $40 second Cabin.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
Thee steeragc UasenyeT.
Mscicll Attendance Tree Of charge.
American going returning from the Continent tnIoe
the steia5s % h H, avoid both es nv rntn l -
scomioIis crossing te Ihaaao beside % trouble
ard eIusnse. Clio MACKiSLn. Ago.. No. rs ir'a. az
WHITE STAR LINE.
w YrV.vOPR. CORK. md LIVERPOOL
EEW AND FILL-gOWRRED STEiAs:illI
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE ORLD.
OCEANIC. ARCTIC PACIFIC. -
VIM AfIAyT1C BALTIC ADRIATIC.
eco tuns hurleu-JuOU b. 3. each. -
Sailing York SATURDAYS from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS and Cork Harder the day following
ATLANTIC, CaI. Murray SATURDAY auguS; AZ . d. n
OCEANIC Capt. Thompson SATURDAY. AIg ", az ! r. H.
BALTIC sept 2, al ,.
Fro.n the White Tar loe.. PavoLia Ferry Jc7s' Cts.
Passenger Tor ~ clls2s) Ty, combating
SAFETY SPEED. AND COMFORT
Saloons smoking AL hatIOyA3 mp see
where least motion felt Surgeons AID trw"rses accompany
these
rg TO send the Old Cour o5 storage,
repaid certificate.
Passengers - Parts o. An erca Paris Hamburg,
Norway, Sweden, India, Australia. Chini L.
Excursion tickets granted % lowest rates
Drafts rom II upward ,.,.c.-..--,.
For nsc ion Hans a1l ether information T. az ~ Copa1ys
oices No. 10 Broadway, Newl OH = H. HFAhhH. htlh.
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DEPARTMENT or DOCKS. Nos $40 AND 3i8 BEoADwAY,(
NEw.YOKK July II. 1871.

I1.ETsgNr oF PUBLIC PAWS So l65 BroaDvaY June g,I
{h1I66ILSe AM RULES, AND REGULA-
en- OE vf, y u5 r'bLll SQUARES AhD PLACES ~ THE
CiI oiS q q hr Depaeu. Poodle P.ks in Tia
lr..,. ALL PERSONS AEE FORBIDDEN
y1us -. 80, u n az Sy mime % fac- The shrubs
100 buongs STRUCTURES IN OF uooo 5p- =, be n,bI
o. PAGES Of Or within the Cty Of NEWTON an r. dS pfo II,
l loee' o. Iosdwayr upou or acfos. tle me a " P
u 80 ~ " oilers Sc ui0l tie grass, except r hen s1d ere
I. tlpes. Any aftc for sale Or exhibition yse pye7io,l,
ssss sie s -i' Of sae squares Places ssy street
VA .y t lsearl noce or OF, e paper upoB ,pr ye,g
ttsIsle b @ lsoes Or upon guy or avenue sd acct
Isrs.en ~ '''ls'd /" 20 10 b. TIE rie.deu
er i a' l'' s,ol sty naoaI instrument sch 81, ,,.
S u lenls.os , he Ph n , ~ Ha--lA'ea'y
sneA $50 et 'te s4l1. o. al frl a. an. .. Co.
fssjef pisces without Ssvou pes sso1 u.rloT . ,s5
sSaaI.. 80 esse'.fg siase insulting H. gsge gr @
Ssi.natg & 1t-e ~ rdetrot act thereon 81 any
alan ass y .a,- es'rse vasn cart el,r vehicle sr ,e
ssl5 s,yie s.iu ,e.s Hcs,e and L s'i,ti or a't1ae
So a'sea tti sve ty p Pre-, .erf o, IN. & 1@'
less, eIesyt ia. g. a "a g. allowed s1cl sQasfe
ID 10 t.,s ~ fIoecl.ag 1fe feet ID LtY. - |'-
th sqssiss " o ' - 10 10 an 4 We water, or f.
htri,It o. apr 80 p ~ 'aS slt.is .l,fet U.y
Il Al me- , ela ie O. oiLd, IN, tgeb nor .fsID"
- 81 assol, sasi pa. i 'ol' a.d ~ pcoa i5sg
a. T. sufa,i =, ~ pr - ~ taefeag " .''- mere
l.sees' tad be 1s Hisi stand uor ,ny noun
s;i Sc ySoa, peI az ~ o. pace he a Of Ys NJ
So lsAi ,'be L4 Tnf sl. or - Ffesicaf there
~ o5T s llio-1 4efclsLise b. H., I 's' 1'"1 pa
's' o. osrtt ave- .re - 'o'a plle,,.ar aeamb,r a.
" Is..r,sHi q sc P,. rgtg 'ay erio,p o or
IL penss e lld con plant en- t., ' once sfFcsiHg
VIII scs NJ l. ''i'-peh bt tnteItd tH1
' VI We Denarimsat> Of Public Paris
PtIkk B. gWEENV NJ,
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l. D. RUCEkR,
NEW YORK AND NEW-IEAVEN RAIL
y 49, ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Gov; MAY p 1871

Passenger Station in NewYors Of Twenty yelh in
Ianrtu-sye Entrance on TSeLty seventies.
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Gitraiions nOanteo Ala!es.

EMPLOYERS furnished with selected MALE
H FEMALE HELP OF NORfONS. Whtshafst Fees I'll
FARMERS wanting help for the busy season
can now be supplied reduced Wags; also hanl eoehmen
arieBers &c At CARPENTERS Employment ohce 1873 West be'
entb.st, corner Six have
EARM HANDS-6 Bowling green.-PIERCE
Co have constant on hand Sgoe, O. Scotch
and English; slso. Mechanics. Coahnen. Gardeners &C.
SCOTCHMAN and Wife, Englishman and
- wife fr,tae and Housemd just arige want
SITUATIONS Inquire at .enc Bowling green PIERCE Co
VANTED-SITUATI0N as ENGINEER by
W perono experience; served three L. > Ay familiar
with heating Al references Parties desiring CON-
ucent sober nan can address \. II. L.. Tribune Ohce
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK .
For NerIIaven and BRIDGEPORT tEll 1880 M 2i5 HT
I Fo Si St2iford Fr6 Southport and we.po 'oa
nj tS s;s Scu a So 5pG GBr 1880 M 2 EI Er 2G
40 E1). $3.50. so, and lEIl 2 s., ,qo .rieaorm
For stanford (ET i3O ms 'EI) aiS CEI a''
40 81 AZ 5j Ss9 az 's sisida ~ 1880 IN 25 s
sunday '.Ssa1i, s.. N'vYorS at m for
Boston, via both SPnG1so,S ne IT, SA@ Trains
For Boston via Springfield Q a. m ana D. la.
For Boston va Shore me i- 40 sni p ,i8nm
For newport R L. .Etl am Z l. P m lEE( 9anas f,a
For Connecticut Railroad 12i5 to Montreal
p For 70 Hartford Providence snl F,h Railroad l2ls
For Shore Lne Railway al a. n 10 No"h ava r'OA'e -'
For Ssws1en ami northampton Railroad M p H. to North
FcS New aysa Nj d,icvu and wmaptc Railroad ( Lae)
Por Hoasaon.c Railroad "a. IN and p N.
For SsaEaqs G &sg R m aq SIS a g " "'''
Newcsns;n Raicad a. m S 40 9Rd ,5 r d., to su,
day Mail Train either Line ba"'a room Car attached 70 me
Pa,, can tickets any point reached over this ro'
the Depot Of SeWiorA Sss',s9 H. X c os Co.
1s FTpre,., 80 s Bro,way All No COurts BooAhn; AMI
y sob sy9 s@iiS 20 @GsI Sh nave il oY sap
NEW YORK CENTRAL ,AND. HUDSON
a. ~ Chicago AID Montreal EIrres
1879 a w. special Cbeg5 Express fast train With Dr'"nsT'o"
II NJ. Northern AMI Western Express
3.i5 .. N. Ssrst,ga Specs Express ,.,,.S =, ala,
IN m Montreal Express Seepia from N-viork &, ~ A'h
D. m Frs PscGc Express, with Seingean Tor "a'ss'o"H
Syrscuse Oswego, and Csnaudiigua . "a, - -. o..h...r
BuFs, Falls; sso Chicsgo boA L. y abl }"
roads; Toledo; and Louisville VIA HdAnapoH LUIS
'o O VI" n,S 01 and Tr Express with through SeeIiusc
D. m. Hudson Speg. trail.
IN Aid m. PonglLceple trans ,.,..-
GAS N. l2:3D. AIS and t:l5 p m feeAssih ""'us'
$3.50 D. M trtn, o., o,, .ns fI.qDr n,
lonkerl trains -- y,,tsr. snsc.l % IN
PougbI, "a. spec al makes stops south Of 1ohHgIs
s' F' &. H. KENbRICK Ge1e'al Passenger Ayen"
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Gonscs an0 firms rUanle0.

YARN WANTED.--A lirsi-Clgss, well located
FAW of'oio 2vacrs Any one lgi,- b'r'a TO oH' ioi
farming imposes nr cas, ny adtr viii m i' ,l-s % q"
ton. bclihuao qgal, of land, bau-f pac. a', o. hi-
s. !.
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NOTICE of SALE of LANDS and TENE-
~ IFST Tor unpaid Assessments streets and Park
80. gi5sr,ugs and extensions.
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fors:s, Carriages, GGrne5$ Mr.
Situations Uanteo--fcmGies.

EIRST-RATE Female SERVANTS supplied
by PIERCE Co 6 BlgLnggreen Greelborns ant O,EF
from Americans, Germans, Bng Syeles, AMI Irl
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. llilds
~ German Institute l27 Norost between R7ngton ant Stsnon
GUNNER HOUSES, BOaIding-hOuses, and pri-
- families supplied with fr,tca help al n'ionles
Immediately. WALKERS. 1873 SIih-are over drug store
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Counlrn Real Gsiate for Sale.

A beautiful Country RESIDENCE, fine Lawn,
~ young orchard about Eve Of land Central
Rs road n j. Wefd and Fanwood House
II rooms terms easy Inquire RICHIE Core James
Ofic 80 BrOsd.st
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Steamboats, Gno Railroads.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
TIE largest Steamers IN ne world Inc
ST. JOHN DREW snd DEAN RICHMOND One Of he above steam
,r. viii leave Per SO II North River every afternoon SUNDAY excepted
O'Clock arriving ALBANY time to connect with railroad trains
west; Returning leave the steamboat aning AZ
O'Clock the arrival of connecting trains IRON the
Vest and korth East - -
Through tickets can be obtained OGe the Wharf al Dodd
Express Broadway and No Cou Brooklyn Baggage checked
TO H. Destination Freight received until the houf departure
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THE CENTRALS. j. LAND INPR0YEMET 20 OFFER FOR
SALE the Central r. Of ~ j. HOUSES All LOTS,
LANDhg the IN blocks mostly dao~ lb advantages
tbs place oTe.lence will be more lhd
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ginggear aeiifs Tor passenger n4na Apply 10 A. u hofb
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E'ss b. SwEESY President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

A RARE opportunity to buy a very cheap
"A FARM elegant COUNTRY SEAT HYDE Park Duchess
County For particulars apply to BLACKWELL MARhS 30 and
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RESIGNED,

Lewis E. Highly, Esq, for the past two
years connected with the U. s. District
Court, as the general assignee in bankrupt
cy for this Congressional district, has re-
signed his position on account of i'll health,
and to-day leaves for the North. Mr..
Highly has filled, during the time mention-
ed, one of the most responsible and import
ant. positions connected with the court,
and from his very superior business quail
ications, has been enabled to discharge the
trusts reposed in him with universal salts
faction to the court, the bankrupts and their
creditors. Thrown in almost hourly con-
tact with The legal fraternity Of the city and
State, he has secured among them repr-
tation for promptness and thorough dis
charge Of his duties, which is not enjoyed
to the same extent by any other assignee
Of the court. We sincerely regret that the
court and the community are compelled to
part with so valuable an officer, and we
regret still more that we are to miss the
society of SO genial and whole-souled
gentleman. We wish for him pleasant
trip to his Northern friends and a speedy
restoration to health.
W. Il. Alderdice, Esq, has been ap-
pointed by the court to attend to the unfin-
ished business left by Mr.. Highly.
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met at the Town Hall for the purpose of or
ganizing the company under the old name and
style. L. f. Bossieur was elected captain bv
unanimous vote; James d. Craig, ist lieu
tenant; VIM. d. Craig, 2nd lieutenant: A. A.
Waugh, junior End lieutenant. After soma
speaking, which was listened to with hearty
good will, the meeting adjourned to w. b.
Vests, on Hull street, where toasts were
drank and replied to by members of the com
pany.
Mdgistrates' Court.-The trial of r. d.
Hog an, which was in progress on Yesterday
when our report closed, was concluded late
last evening, and resulted in the acouittal OF
Mr.. Hogan of the charge of false swearing.
This charge originated in the case of Hogan
vs.. Dyer, in the purchase of horse, the pro-
perty of VIM. L. Holt, by A. Dyer.
Mayo's Bridge.-It affords us great pleasure
to state that the way of travel over Mayo's
bridge for pedestrians is now open. The toll
gathcrer will be found at bis old stand, as in
times before the food. We hope Mr.. Reid
will now display larger amount of energy.
and complete the balance Of the work in less
time than has been stated, as we feel the need
of this great convenience.
Anniversary The 26th of this month being
the hty-second anniversary of the |. o. o. F..
In the United States, it is contemplated by the
members OF Henderson Lodge to celebrate il in
an appropriate manner We have not vet seen
the programme, but judging from the past we
bespeak good time.
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Gpei,itta State 4ourmat
TAMMANY TACTICS.

The black eye Mr.. James Irving, De-
mocratic member of the New York Legis-
lature from New York city, gave Mr..
Smith Weed, the Democratic member from
Clinton, in the heat ofthe debate last week,
cost his party just $65, 900. To avoid ex-
pulsion he resigned, leaving the Democrat
ic members without the power to carry any
party measure. They could not even pass
bill ordering special election to fill Ir-
wings place as long as the Republicans
united in opposing it. The deadlock was
because of provision in the State consti-
tuition that ono bill shall be passed unless
by the assent of a majority of all the mem
bers elected to each branch of the Legisla-
ture, and the question upon the final passage
shall be taken Immediately upon its last
reading, and the yeas and nays entered on
the journal" There were elected to the
Assembly 1913 members, and majority is
65. The Democrats mustered GA and the
Republicans SO. In this emergency Tam
many resorted to its old bribery tactics,
and the result was Mr.. Winans, elected as
Republican from Chatauqua, published
his intention to vote with the Democrats,
which gave them the requisite number Of
vetes; and the bill for a special election to
fill Irving's place, and the other bills, were
passed at once. The New York Sunday
Herald says that two Republican members
were approached" so if one lost
heart when put to the final test the
other should be ready to take his place.
One of the two did "scare,' and, before
the House met, told the ''parties of the
first part that he was afraid of the howl
tnat would be made about his detection,
and could not stand the storm. So he was
laid on the shelf. The bargain was then
struck with the other, as follows: He was
to get $50,OOO and $4,000 per annum
'inecure for five years if he held firm.
make it $4,000 down, and let the sine
cure 60, and am yours" was the answer
that is said to have been made. Accord
ng to the late reports, however, Tammany
finally made bargain with Winans for
S65,000. Tammany is not always so sue
,essful. 1t failed notably in Connecticut,
ately. M