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The New York herald., 1871-11-06
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ANU <E WENrS
E1A THEATRE c0MIQUE. 81!
Jlf. 6n Hrosdwav. o!4
bN JOSH HART, Manager. Nh
MwNHy Isssss nyNNs NnsnuS EIpfi0Ss Of be
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG DANSEUsKs, ..,.
Mr.. GEO WARREN,
Banioist and Comedian.
TUE GARNELLA CHILDREN
IN three w0 lderful veocipeie
Gymnasc Acts.
All the mammoth double company retained,
and win appear In entire 0lio.
JOSH HAkT. CHARLES WHITE JOHN WILD,
Larry Toolcy, James Clnrse Master Martin,
r. y: Goo,ins, @. L. Stoute, J. bradioy,
Miss kitty o'NEIL,
Miss JENNY HUGHES,
Miss FOLLY DAYLY,
THE COMIQUE BALLET,
Mile. ALBEETIAA,
and Corps de Ballet 0f TWENTY YOUNG LADIES.
First time OF the Comic Drama,
Lost AT LONG BnANCH,
introducing the entire company.
MATINEK WEDNESDAY AID SATURDAY.
In active rehearsal.
NEW DRAMA AND PANORAMA entitled
CHICAGO BEFORE THE FIRE, ID RING THE FIRE,
AND AFTER THE FIRE.
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THEATRE.
Eleventh week and continued success.
n ID. VARIED ENIERiAlkMENT
nj D. and constant chi inge of novelties
III D. Introduced at every performance OF
II. ID. q. L. FoAS a.. r
H. ID. word-renowned spcctacuss baiet rantoma0'
III D. HuMtIY ia .Nf1f,
III d. inc uding the celebrated
III D. MAkTEAS FAM Y,
H. D. Mons aud Mime. MARTENS and Mile. GkETCbHN'
II. D. SrHEtLE IN their great sleciaucs' ,c Aoeeu
II. D. tric'iees fyroicnnee, 10 Duo ucs ohass a,u
H. p La arodie du Carnival dc Venice maprcs fA9nin
II. d. execute sur le violin by MonS MA
II. D. TIE GRAND bhLLE1, NV
NJ D. arranged by mons. lMkE klRALFf.
ri D. tnc,uitng the remieres Danserscs Assolua,
NJ d. ADELE PAGLIERI, MAklETfA MORlONDOs
n d. CLEMENCE ALi.XANnRoWA,
III o. The Zig1a-s, stanor ChSSEILl,
lI D. YOUNG ADONis and LITTLE VENUS
h. d. and q ull aud etLcicnt Corps lie Ballet
II. u. under the drccion o! tne famous rrcro
II. D. K1RAlFY TROp PE OF II. SdAklAs AniioAo'
II. y. .rn rArup
II. D. MATINEE EVERY "WEDNESDAY AND sATUh-
Ii. D. DAY. ,...,
r. Seats secured SIX days ~ advnuce an Y ~
H. Special Conplimen rv Mntinee ior tue VI '0
III. u. Veteran rPH HORN, Thursday, Noaem5cr To-
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E,erss
10 Richard J whscer Charles W. Richards
q. simeon ]: sosh,shild George 2. DisOrow.
ss ye.se y =. M,h,. n; hsSoarS' :; Y 1S ~ ~ oas
d. John 7. iicnnsssy, Jacob Lainbrecht.
.. H. Won Ippe John Il. Gunner.
ss Charles +. narshorp, Jr. samuel 5. PeIl.
20. john \. Kelly, John Beck
g. ci.%on; II, IN Miieos, ;ssn %a,sr ,s,.n Stewart
81 edward Mills, William 4. sprau.
= ''''N'- ' w,.NTIEiH WARD.
2. A. n. Ga Nun, william ;. neadiey.
). a. D. nans, W. u. pn,chard
:. rreaersk 1Sasmucs, Kober. s. strdmau.
g James ". Htia., William pe .lsss Lscss,Jr.
i Joseph !. ssfan samuel i ison:
10 George ponnoly, John Il. Adair.
L. Hen MieS.el e Z Lewis, wis., Iii 's ro.nat =
!. Isoms. \. actarIhy, Clare. "; Hopper
i. Alfred j; xee4an. jaime; \, Reed.
- Henry 4. frtchen, John Jacobs
70 John Ccnshiin, Edward Franks
~ Patrick McGnirc, Joseph BelknaP.
= y. .oReiiiy, George Mex o9hnic
10 Edward 'fpSis;'f TSR;SfsFissT psn's! SeysSi %%p
/ Jane. o'nowd, ., Dow, Isl l.sse s,aa ,snagan.
s. Thomas Brennan. wilism II. koden.
T. Frank Walton, Join Cornish.
& cSsries ysa SIfi i,ns, 'iss Jsinss n Il. Angus
2. Patrick Grosan. James hoye.
8. John Purcell, Isaac 7. Seaman
g. Timothy Lambert Charles H. Van Glen.
10. l.. Y. hire, Samuel Conklin
H. j. l.. McDonagh. Chares H. lance
Il II ESsars ESaara HoaSn 3 sG 4Sa.a hsa.ri cs:e
II. Rufus Fowler, MILAN castel
Is Charles y. osborne, Samuel w. SuaZee.
IL. John j. Kenny, Allan W. Adams.
II. William Sheridan, g. =. Ear,on.
I8 0erson t;odstein Robert ;. christie.
ls Frank C. Riker, Isaac u. Noe.
90 julius reck, Alexander Dcniolm.
81 William A. Mc,regor Thomas pudy.
~ I'D. ard khuan. Charles Fowler.
e. Lucias J. comsiock, James h. Nire. Jr
TWENTY SECOND WARD.
!. John ~. Adams. II. J. Petera.
2. John II. Doy e. thomas X. tirley.
3. Stephen Larkins, William AIen
4, John Mathews James ". Nc co.
8. David Ackerman, William Young.
Q. Martin IL. Ray, James Bcryman
]. Edward y Kane, william Morrow.
8. Wllia i'm e. Douglass lam NJ. Lcgee;t.
a James W. Greer, David Thorn
10. " Nill.aua DIXON, Alfred Lancaster. Jr.
III. Joseph II. Ferguson, Louis kraushsar.
IL. Edmund H. Hisws, Henry Garrison.
Is. John oReily, John J. Raoauan
H. Aiexan 'er Ward. Jr.. Beexrnan Russell
Is. Ferdinand Hoffman, JAMES Garrison.
l6. II =. Chstheld James III. honesthi
IL. John Ski Sion, Dwight A. Lawrence.
16 James Y. frady, B. f. Waterman
10 JaIoes J. Fisher, c. Y. whittelnore
~. Francis T. Ward, Charles H. Eiie.
81. J. r. Magure. David ". Madden
g.. Cornelius NJ. Eoonan, Theodore G. CORY.
". Joseph T. Eoonsn, Jonathan r.. Cudlipp.
"a. james J. Connor, ticnrv l.. Ryer.
10. Michael r. Fitzgerald. Chariesf Bruder
26 J, s. Thompson. william II. Wareing.
q. frank Stevens, Thomas Benton.
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A TTENTlON TWENTY YEARS PRUssIAN HOsPf-
"A taI experience diseases and permanently
cured consultation free Dr. FRANKLIN, l6l Bcccxcr sL
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9TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (TENTH, ELEVENTH
aud Seventeenth wards tho honest and ndepen fent
OF this district irrespective Of party nationality
warning AGAINST any that may be circulated
political enemies ha! might withdraw had whd avn
from tue senator OF the Sixth DISTRICT bereoy
empharcay declare that condition
whatever VIII withdraw from the sena-
against Tammanys corruption all
less citizens shall have opportunity to cast ballot for the
only candidate for TIL the closing the polls the
7th day of November next. MARTIN NACHTMANN
Q TIL SENATORIAL DISIEICT,
. Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty second wards.
For senator,
WILLIAM HAW JR
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ANLY ANTLTAMMANy DRMoCRATIO fIOKRr
Dom ocrsac Union Nomisassoaa
DIEDsisR Il, ssis''sT1 sl.Grss. G fss..; in
Ashss r.. cfmStESls:'il e. SsiSs"ls
xAkssAII Isl AHI.iI1rssyc :. yca%sFEA1x. Sfrsn.
wHrtiEk hGs srsr'q's1 4 BRISTOL.
vSk fiss RsssEGSaR sasnsst ans sioI SGisesS rS"S
ds5sas tst saa. v. s'1Rsi:S2is. ca4rI%s..
For 'r:Gs, SXsiS tSF E. g. s'sSit ssssf ifts''0n''
For T;uSXs IG;',si e the r. k,pwgSa srR5s f Court
For jsdst; SIs;,sJ e u; s1Es;;s; .ITS ;s oour.
SAN" San FL = JONES. SE'S
For Judge q, q The ceas, Of Common Peas.
For justice Mrsar q x sLMss %,r,ee Court
Franz uOS Ses siisi. iis;f.i
ss$ :ssssA''s ! sss''
sfSSsS y ySsss SSSsssHis
JAMES noss nsKT1vsR + I ROOSEVELT
chai%ss 9;.ss,.; ,s%SSrass ,9s%I,,,.S Union
cn"nrrs cn,l.r : sl.Uynnr.l So"SinI; Secretaries.
PUgnER RINGS. FOR BALLOTS. AT ALL HOURS
~ s Delaney street. or ss SIXTH avenue, at all hours
DE .uLAR DEMOCRATIC REFORM DOMINATION OF
IL the hlns.senth Assemey distrcfor Assis'Aa Alder.
Lr. L. RoDENsTEIN. Chairman.
Fnasa a AteAfs~nn :. Tsa1rn ssA' lpS' sscro'arles
REGULAE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
Assistant alderman.
Ninth District.
DEARBORN u. IIPER.
THE TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUB-
J. ltcan Convention nominated Henry s Wallace for AS
kcmh All others Claiming to be candidates OF said Con-
WASHINGTON VAN WICK, Chairman
HENRY SANFORD Secretary.
TINTED DEMOCRATIC REFORM NOMINATION
~ For Member of Assembly, Sixth Assembly District,
john G. kAPP
~ For ASSEMBLY.
Eleventh Assembly district,
JOHN v. GKiDLE..
TINTED REFORM NOMINATION FOR MEMBER or
- Assembly, Twelfth district, William Fagan.
I'VE. THE UNDERSIGNED, RECOMMEND OR l.
w low cii,scn, Mr.. VIII Radde. Alderman. He is
honest and able and 10 entitled 10 the vote Of every honest
Citiycn.-
". i. Havcneyor. Max Ruckgaber
Sigsmuni Kanfmann. i. s. stal.snccht.
| C. Schwarzwnouer. Elial r. Hall.
| o. ZoikoAcr j.. M. kelog.
| Z. ui.o G. Mueller y. w. Chriscrn.
Lazarus Halsarten. II. Il. Mac eay
! q. w. Fat y. Rudophy.
| j. II. Kent II. +. sacsman.
Dr. A. e. Dunn. Oswald Uttendor!cr
| llRrfwi. Gercke. AndTeAs Wiinann.
/ Is. v cstcrmann. IL. e. Fon fusI
! T.. stei.er. William Steinway.
/ ". Boeckel Wilt IN, A. Kob5e.
| J: r. slohimann. Ruto phi isue.
| Tb. SchrlCkci. i. so gcr, NJ. ~.
\ William H. Wickhsm. A. z. q ,deirroy
Enil Sancr Victor Precht.
Gists Schwab Emf, un ;er
Phlp Bissnger j. W. schmidt
W nv W aliach. c. Masnns
ugcne s. Balm. II. Ludwig.
George v. Kruger. F.A stohmann.
Frederick Ulrichs. Robert Newman.
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Posr OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE,

posr OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE,
wnorG1 4,,ifT OF sxn ,sT ,s os 81 1871
Sealed proposals. viii be Super
ntendent until II M November y 1871 furnishing,
verin, hitting and ting In place the wrought and
iron work exhibited IN plans specifications and schedules
III this oce. consisting OF rolled iron beams, channel
angle and fish plates bolts, rvets &C. and columns
p,lasters. corniccs, brackets, bed plates, &C.
The of the o.mnS, paSters rolcdron beams. 6c
third story, frnished delivered ted and in
place raridy required bv the Superintendent or
Of tho work. the whce to be completed and put place
By Juy 4, 1872
The Contractors will be permitted the use Of the dericks
ana engines IN the work In place without charge but
will he required q pay the time oi the employed In
working them Who win bs furnished by the department
when required
Proposals viii be made BY the piece, nesi foot or by
weight for the various bcans channel irons castings, &C.,
provided for Ia the schedules.
The work will not be subd'vded among different bidders
but VIII be conrt ered In the aggregate.
Payments viii be made monthly dcducting ten per cent
until the final completion Of the contract
All bids must he aucd by penal bond IN the sum
OF x50u that the bidder vii and perform the con-
tract awarded him. the cency OF the security 10 De
certified BY the United States judge Clerk oi the United
States Court or District Attorney OF the district where he re-
The department reserves the reec. any
be deemed the interest Of the TO
bid that In the printed form TO BE- OBJ
In this oce, and docs conform n respect
the requirements Of ths vcrisement Will not be consd
ered neither win a1y proposals be received from parties
wrought work, and who have necessary IA
cilies for getting out Tire work. y
Propose viii ~ endorsed bids for Iron wors," and ad
dressedto CALVIN T. HULBuRD, superintendent
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TENTH WEEK
Wi.tk
or

DIVORCE.
EVERY NIGHT until fur
ther not &C and everv SATUk
DAY ATT RNOON Will DO
performed the very brilliant
] rama OF the times, BY Mr..
AUGuSrlN DAILY, EMIT ed
"DIVORCE," with maenti-
cent new scenery; brilliant
fashionable toilets: furniture
la mode. charac era by the
NEW COMEDY COMPANY,
inclu Ting Miss Fanny Morant,
Fanny Davenport, Clara Nor
rIs, Linda beitz, Mrs. Gi ert,
Mary Cary, Nellie Mortimer,
Kat5 Claxton, Ida Yerancc ;
Mr.. d. II. Harkins, James
iews W. j. Lemoync, W.
Day!dge. Louia James, Henry
cri y Owen Fawce;t. D.
Whiting, George Deve,e,
Chapman, Bornctt, Beckman,
Godfrey.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
A NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SPECIAL DISEASES
IA. permanently cured. Confidential consult sttons free.
Pamphlet sent. WHITTIER MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 6W
broadway New York.
A TTENTIONi-TwENTy YEARS PRUssIAN HOsP1-
IA diseases successfully and permanently
cured; consultation free DR.. FRANKLIN, lGl Blcccxer s
-----------------
LII NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES PERMA.
N nenty and eiTec,usly cured by Dr. LEWIS, once No
beach street. No mercury used.
A MRS. w. II. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
"A. ia East Tenin street.
A LII SPECIAL DI-EASEs CURED IMMEDTATELY
N General Debility kheumatsm and Catairh successfully
treated. DIR. HARRISON, l7g Bleecker street.
A LADIES' PHYsICIAN-DR. AND MADAME GRIN.
"a DLE, I2O TwenvSjxth twenty live years.
practice All complaints skilfiNy treated
nR. sELDEN. PHYSICIAN FOR LADIES, NO. Mi
~ Beecker street, sixth avenne-Adyicc Free Let
ters promptly answered.
nR. wEST, PROFESSOR OF MIpwIFEVi, AND
- Madame WEST, Female Physician, Ni West Forticth
street. seventh avenue.
nR. BOTT, 60 BOND STREET, PHYSICIAN FOR
~ lad:es rooms private; fees moderate
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w ENDLESS NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
PRODUCTION of 6HEklDAhs
rRI7Ic.

w ENDLESS NOVELTY AND VARIETY
PRODUCTION of SHEkIDAhS
on. A TRAGEDY kEHEARsgp.
THIS (MUNDAND EvEN1N0, NOyEMbEm o.
LAST TINE, AND, B, PARTtC LAR DtSlkE
win be presented Mr.. Mathews Comodicttas
A CURIOUS CASE
To be followed BY sheridan's humorous masterpiece
THE CkIiIr;
OR TRAGEDY REhEARSED
Tho following artists will appear: ...,,rc -.
Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS, Mr. CHARLES FIStEh NJ
RINGGoLD, Mr. CHARLES ROCKwKLL, Mr. a. Z.
BkOWSE, Mr. v. J.; IL 0NARn, Mr. +; NJ HntIASp' W
J. B. POLK, Mira CLARA JENNINGS Ms: EFrJE M w,N. =.
mon, Mrs. JOHN SETON, Miss ESrELLE ROWr M,ss
Flora CLA,T TON, Mss BLAIsDELL' Miss LlLhih
MCCORMICK, Miss LANGDON. -
TOMORROW TUESDAY,, NOV 2,
6rs time In this theatre of Tom Taylors sterling comedy
A NICE FIRM,
10 conjunction with
TIL CRITIC.
Due notice will given of the first appearance ths sea
Mr. LESTER wALLACK.
In preparaou with BEAU rIFUis seen
aud with all its ORIGINAL GREAT EFFECi1,
ROSEDALE;
Or THE RIFLE BALL
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r,, d.n, NJ, ps,rymps cnshcs s,, Kill, NJ Cot
s n NJ s..h,,t the Rev James. W. o's'"' ~ ''
. 49,. ~ .oJws,d Master Weber ALL 2s Mra A.
'on ,y - rpI Rspaao u,a,n nd
fhon ~ n Rodgues. o. Urnon NJ. III. AMI
two S.Sshe v stephen: and M sf 4 G Gon,s Henry
Children fedo Idsi.olp X Pundors A. B.tAmoun, s Insn
Sereer DsYa a,a, MI. Msyos Martin hrs " "sAp nn
wits and dansh. p Toaglsnd Bapste BustAmene w.
Rcdage, sn ~. Loud. W. sbser ~ X leay ths nc"e ~
hngoe sna A,a r. Rolfe w. X Carney l. NJ "HAhs ''S '
". OO1 % ~ 'Modimef j. Williams, H. fshcr A., %
fhv" xiii, Mr. Williams Mrs REILLY Miss bnnLer.DH % IN
bngen" - chill and servant MrS j. Rising w beln " " NC
Ann" nesnis n H. Michel White. Mn y D. Mile, and 9gr
,n naege Miss H. White, A. fenioid u burroughs y W.
Sih N, ~ German r. De Barr Bullet H. Sonmers j. maIl
~ On mi servant Tlinghast Miss A. Robinson Mss Male
han n Iepkel Miller Fendruss W. BnnisrnoH MIS- ben
bss Miss Benian l.. Butts, Miss Butts MI~ Bats and
Hines L. Goodwin b HOLSTER A. ~ Mshnney >.
III ar, Geo usey, child and servant u SNOW, Hiss
M Hinges Col j. Woodward. H. Borlen d. b Camp. r.
Lpcastr w J. Hammond r. Maebram and wife, Mrs Tisghass
A. COlsan A. Oysterbank aud vile sud u IN storage
PRGN en- RIHsrON-n steamship Champion, April 23-G Wells
" j. Hammond Hatch, Geo 4 Haskell T. L. Haskell y H. Hay
ton O Donohue wife Miss r. " Read Mrs Brong Mrs j.
ODorr Mn. h Mrs NJ. Smith Mrs RAYMOND snd ehld. Col
Vim Wilson wife L. T. Hooker AMI Hie, Mr. Oats and wife,
anham wife, T. Hampstead wife aud child A. q Dush and vic
Mis- w A. whock, Miss NJ. X. whtloek Mrs r. H. Mason Mrs
Pagan. Mn. Hatch; Mrs J. Gamiss. Miss; L. hsight'
and maid Mr. Besb H. Dowd MSs Bennings Miss NJ Hoh A.
C. iIoseh W. Barnham, H. o. lockwood x G. Downing T. o.
Downs Dungan Nj D. Heunessey Nckerbockc Mr Rich
G. Richards l.. H. Mason, NJ r. Richards Hutchinson
John Lawrence and Mrs A. Laon Mrs C. Re d. BIora
W Smith II. Donaldson, H. Donaldson G. r. Leslie W. H.
Boyoe Kecm H. Smith, " Whock. G. Martin, bis j. A. Shelley
Mrs Lamisir, Mira A ~ Kendall aud Others
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CRIMINAL COURT5.

Gustav Adolph Boden charged with raising
d IN SsronT was commit ID yesterday Commissioner White 10
await RI Of extraditon from the President
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judges
Bowling sbaud yesterday Michael CsshAn for asssua1g George
NeneIon Suncan sent 20 the Ship Charles Smith steal
Ing SIS Ceary Peneuay months and
enny attempting to stab Officer Armstrong Of the
Twentieth Precinct Puentary one and incl $50 John
hardware value 81 from Nicholas Smith sent 70 the
School ship Keany assault and upon Patrick Brougham
Pennuv lillian ConnOrs and jeremiah Stanton steal
ing tub Of butter from George f. Green five months each
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday Justice
Dosng committed Lease Lawrence for stealing $3.50 from the pocket OF
Henry employed by Edward L3dsm Of No James
had drawn the from the Isdemens Bank snd
In gng Broadway ose Lawrence and two others
DOlAn James
Davis Patty weknown pekpoeket who found acting
Blackwell
Island months Daniel Kelly and Richard Rner two we'll
Bkwers Island months
yagrants Samuel DAWN No 800 Boome clerk committed
for stealing watch worth $40 belonging 70 bis employers Strasog'g
artc-
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SUICIDE OF A BLIND PAUPER.

James Morris and Joseph Rorette, paupers,
the latter blind, absent from the Backwell's Island
workhouse OH pass obtained lodgings Monday night at
No. 5O7 Greenwich-st. kept by Daniel Kelly. At noon
Yesterday Rorete discovered nsensible from the
effects OF audanum. An empty vial was found by his
side Medical aid summoned, but he died in half
hour The laudanum prescribed by DR.. Franklin
Smith OF No 3O3 West Twenty hrst-st and obtained
from Henry Lafay, druggist, OF No. 1856 Grandst De
ceased undoubtedly took the audanum for the purpose
OF ending his life his poverty and blindness having long
preyed on his mind. The body removed TO the
MOTguO.
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DECTsIONS--APRIL Is.

l1RANY n Y April 25.-The Court of Appeals
60 a. rendered the following Judgments affirmed with
mrbe Evans BaSsett spOford Lndaner % The Fourth
Nsi snt Of NewYork The Newlork Central Railroad
Cornapv sanderson Caldwell Daye sg Lynch Dleye sgt
s TAFT art Cnburtson The National Union Bank Of Water
top al Boswek Mitchell sgt Mitchell Judgments reversed and
80 ,s Granted abide The eventLucky sg Cannon
Eewbagse at WevmsrL Judgment reversed, and jndg-
,,sp orderei for defendant, with eostsWeed agt Barney
oe ered Of the appeal TO the General Term
nd The modified reducing the damages received by The PLAIN
90 20 "a With interest thereon from May 1856 and a. modified
ssd without costs to either Par-Smihsag Inc CITY
Of Rochester. 49,, -, -. c.,... rho con,.,..l
Wsrehousr Company Of Ncw-York agt GrabeE
Aupesl danissed without oOs.-DOnBely s2L LIBBY
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY, APRu 26.

%.
and Liverpool steamship Min
81 Tram Per No 49, ~ r., close PosOtce al 1880 M AZ
,to5 T:s5 o. NJ on 25t d. 25th. Supplemental
Mail for letters only made ~ on f No. 80 n H. and close a!
g.y a m Steamship sails at 10 a. m 49,
A letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postsge rurpsn.y ANN, o.
,u a., P.,ope via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen per steamship
ais from foot Of Third st. HOboten close al tie Post
atiI;Jo a M Station A. mi d. yiO m Steamship sails 81
o. m supplementary Mail Tor fad ees only, made on
A. pier A. uobokeD and closed q; I:O p m . 80
letters deposited in Supplementary must be prepaid With double
r Havana Indies steamship NieopatrA from Fier
No ~ Y n close a. 2 0. steamship siih al p M ~
Mil, for Havana West Iuis yef steamship asOur nom re
sHS n close Al 2 b. M. Steamship sails ~ ) T. M %
gsis Tor Bsruu3a w. l., steamship f4hAe ' i'''"''
az In
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CIVIL NOTES.

Ann Elizabeth Myron obtained $3.50 damages,
Yesterday in suit brought before Judge Freedman and
Jury to recover 5000 for injuries received about three
years ago while attempting to get on 1hrdave car
In the suit brought b. John Klink against ex-
Sheriff Kelly to $4,000 already reported in THE
TRIBUNE, Judge Sutherland dismissed the complaint
Yesterday ground that the store IN question
was already n the hands of Sheriff. Mr. Kinks pur
ce OF the goods did give him valid claim to them
as ucainsf the Sherin7s attachment.
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COURT CALBsDARs-THn DAY.

a ~ - ms bAis
DY. "opens at lOi an Cslen'
at u 10.
90. .TaImage & Co agi. HillAri
4 Adsms's M'fg Go.
l66. .Grath agt sayo.
l16. Garter AIT. The Estate OF
WIN. Kahn
-IsGKAHAE. p. j., BARNARD and
pens al l0i q. m.
80. Amos AT. Russell
3Ol. HICKMAN. r., sgt. Commerce
Pre- Ins. Go.
3G2. Brady agi. Weston.
800. Marvin agt. Lewis and ors.
3O4. Same sgi. Same.
800. Bartlett sgt. Drew.
3O6. Walker sgi American Nat
Bank.
307. .Losee sgt. Mathews
SD8. .Vose sgt Reed,
500. Read sgt. Smith.
$40. Foster sgs. Townsend Manu-
Co.
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800. Plat AT. Rec.
l20. Ball agt. the Hudson River
Railroad Co.
1873. Strauss AIT. Wells.
JO4. Horn Agt BrOd.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Tuesday. April IS. 1871.

NEw-YORK, Tuesday, April IS. 1871.
There was moderate attendance at tho Ex-
change and several desirable pieces Of property wero
sold. Jsmos NJ Miller sold house and lot No. ha Nine
teenth-st house and lot Seventhave and house
and lot No. ait West Fiftythird-st. benjamin r. fa
child sold house and lot No n Snyvesantpace' ADRIAN
H. Muller struck off the church property corner Oh 'arck
and Laghtsts for s5O,iOo The same auc'ioheer SOFA
on corner OF Eghthave. and Eighty secondSt ior s'
sOo and two lots tho rear. fronting on EighySeoohu
st. which were struck of at $500 each But small por
ton of the property offered absolutely Sold ana inc
market had n dull appearance Tomorrow tue Saio Vi
Centrn Park lots will attract general Interest," ana
moro active market may be expected. Below VIII DO
found description OF the property sold:
Hatch Riker report tho following sales: No 40 VEST
a." e n ConmSIa College lease No 80 West Fifeth
st. Fifth and Sixthayes. lSx0Sioo' YONG" '''n' i''
Nm IT, Raynor has sold eight lots the east side OF
boulevard between Onehundred-andtwenty -lhlru anu
fronting on observation-disclosures twenty and three
on -fourth-st Tor ets,gVJ nno
four Ios on north Of FOurthave ana rory
eI@hthst and six lots on rear on Fory-oghthst, re-
ported AZ sold by Mr. Raynor for sS5oOo should have
cole sod at the Commercial Exchange No. $50 Fulton
st. Brooklyn to-day at auction the following piopely
ment and snbcellar brick house. containing eleven
rooms saloon parlors. Ave marble mantes, water gas,
the interior is in good Sold for $780, it having
upon 1t at this time mortgage OF soOo no nn
stono hose contains thirteen rooms elegantly res
coed has ali the modern improvements, yosDuie d9ofs
improved furnace I'm cellar hot and cold water speaking
tubes and bells bathroom and two watet-closets, Hons
and back stairs saloon parors, black walnut screens 10
ali windows stationary tubs In laundry large grapcIy
&c: house in perfect condition throughout Lou z:o6
l39G Sold for sl2 oO0 exclusive OF mortgage OF soo
Five lots on Rcards-s corner or Nandyke caon ZoAlVo
feet Sold for VI 100, subject to mortgage OF sZoOc
| AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER WILKINS co.
Church building plot ground Of Varck ana sn 100
lot cor BlaTe an slls. 81 2rOO i5O
lots 6lh us Of 1th-ave each 2)r9j h'""
JAMES N. MILLER.
a,tor, and brick No. 40 9s bet 9th and 10Th
lot 2ry2.
3stor brick house and No 28 lOaye OF bthsi lot ~ .
Jsor brick No 2 5Is 1898 Il W OF BoaiTsy ,
lot 23IOO3
ROBERTS h INQUIRE.
9th st. Jl5f OF BthsEe, LOT Sr
lO0l ~''
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER, WILKINS & co.
Tvo aud frame houses ard plot OF
gfouni IS and u Mainst 1884 from Front roo
lot No III 3aye 2st lot 2Dt" io
house, a. ~ lOmpAns
Of Bleyst, each lot l8eIlOJ 0CD
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