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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oFNEw YORK APRIL %.
s.s s%.Sp VIM F. Clyde Parker Norfolk y Pon and Richmond
s,::$:Ss S S5 D.v s. Fs. Ssas,s.
s ssss giassIb. Del. Abbott
BARK Az. ss s. jsss: Hss:y F'r's
si i SaSioS. sasdse.s Havana wa, I.!, Go &c,
Bar. s Esiss s eSssa G.n'iE
BIS Aslai. Fssra I.rl's , q ws. W p Armstrong
Hs 81. ssIsj h Il:
81 81 H:ss5i d %S's Ss; ss'$i -.
s sSSr T TG SeIeou Danger Miller Ongh0D
s ss He1iy P P.s. a Bss Dsnss Rqrs1C
Lizzie Leighton st. Gcerse n b. J L;, Marty co
ssRr ksis RANGE Martin ci.onyle Van sunt Sigh.
sehr John IsniGal Martha Richmond Van Buit Slight
schI Evelyn, Burger, Stanford
Steamship VIM r. Cyae Parker Richmond City Point and Norfolk,
WIZ R h R am I psou, Fller Grand TURKS via Salt Key L. 10
DAYS with sab Honey PARKER Had strong D. whi ~a'f
@ r ar ., w Fl tss h 4 s asl rs T.
- via Flushing o The vac oora passss aud had fine weather
Bark EIessase B Cenids ID days With sugar to FS "
G 1S S sSss s 10 Colorado Reef Wit SIccS W
p' sds o1s s cait. r Nelson Cape H. i days with osT'0
to E YGan rS'1S saiS Con- Wright to
MI P H @s' sayi %1 s. viii
1.,Gs Winds broke MANHOOD sprung forcopsaans mast
| DOMESTIC PORTS.
April 2-Below bark St. John lBr from NewforE
pool Roman from PhadeIpha Hereu from NewYcrk g. B. sands
SewYot BARI Juasaa r from S1s5G'e Ss sao0 o
MsyasaeI b Gibson Thaehsr from ceaue6os cha'
to ;ssG,sP s ss.ss Cromwell for
|
an Aeana Capt FROM New York Aprl IL, touched al
| Plymouth on Saturday morning ca route to Hamburg
| SPOKEN.
Ship Teemeh from San Francisco for Liverpool Feb a. lat Is b.
yslo"e' from cal0 for Queenstown Feb a. "
Shin Ips se from New York. for Melbourne March TO- lat g.
Ship Peruvian from Liverpool for Singapore April lat 40 NJ
Bar Race Horse from Trinidad for GrsuOcl days out April H.
Rig p IL km6a Fernandna for Port sPas April 49, lat 49,
Bhs Torrent from Portland April IS lat a 80 len o'
f se n bem Ssg from Foaad for sysH lat &C. Or 70
| WHALERS.
Ghs1,S s ' %oa H be ~ RSP s i1 Win Nav
Reports barLs Cecne, Luce N b. 600 sreTa o. Whale all 'dO
'i ie ts' sa.V on So od is B@oH Po Russell
Rsb rs With Sc Ss pI aEi y 40 Of rs an her
at Cape 81 Lucas G,rc bis whale leaving lOnOiGl
BOuni TO KOdAc and Arctic
MEMORANDA.
TIE :S s ID. B T W. lI ss: on s s p a ' and ps
init .
=. Tbs T ys Va with Ed s. fi'S y ss ca
trinity Rogers from Solth Georgian Isian Of aai for New
before reported ashore tra reef about tao miles TO east
ward Of Race Point Fishers Isrd during foS She has been light
enei Of anchors chains water. sc.
BARI Harrisburg NewYok for Havans which into Norfolk
distress ard discharged that port sailed from Hampton Roads 20tn
Boston be properly repaired she continued To leak Under
her copper cargo will be r,shpe to it destination.
Bsrt Wavelet DBL Scott from Portland for Csdena ashore at
Orleans Cape Cod high up beach AID has feet Of
In her hoh; her deck load Of lumber being removed
Schr Richards (of Bostou Reed Georgetown c. for Boz
bsdocs Minnie Arnol Of noath - the 18th
and ehpost started
leaking Took of aud AnJe them a. Barhal
For Latest Ship Neos see FIN Fdge.l
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TIE REGAIN WILL CASE

Before Judge Tappen, yesterday in the SUI
preme Court Circuit of Kings County, Thomas kegah'
appellant began an action against Alice Regan' ekeca
trix and others to prove the inyalidty OF the VIII on
oven Regain who died at Bay Ridge, Long isialu, IN
August 1869 The VIII, Involving about $4,000 was pIoNea
before Surrogate Veeder whose decision was
from 10 the General Term, which ordered Jury sllai
The testaor gave house to his brother Ihoas s3yo W
his children and the remainder to his wife Ance. ino
peranis room whore after he had signed his marx IL
was witnessed by Colgan and Doyle al
when The will was made The respondents deny tFt
any undue influence used In the making OF fhe IN
sifrme1t and claim that the will was BaGo by TIE de
Ceased al ya time when he capablh Of making sdcl
an instrument, The case will be c0ataGed to-day,
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, in the
patentcoar case of James H. Hoffman against Albert
Arauson Judge Batchford gave a decision, yesterday
granting TO the plaintiffs perpetual injunction ana inc
usual account OF prOnts.
The return to the writ of alternative man
damus in the Of A. r. CaZauran critic against Ed
win Booth manager was to have been made Yesterday
but on the OF counsel Judge Brady auOourneu
the matter until Monday next.
The case of John Pritchard against the
steamship Emily b. Souder tried before Judge Ben
edict in the Eastern District of New-York, and de-
cision given in favor OF the beant for s57s 49, gold
for money advanced upon the hypOthecatlon OF the
steamer when in need of repairs and supplies An APP
neal was then taken the United States Circuit Court
for the Southern District OF ana Judge WOOL
ruff gave opinion, yesterday alrinS te ueeison VI
the Court below
On Saturday, Nov. TO- 1869, Paine, Berry a.
Co. obtained an attachment in the Court OF Common
Pleas under which tho Sheriff seized $4,000 worth OF
goods the property Of the firm OF F0lger Tihbs That
firm Immediately telegraphed to Seth III. klinck, at
LYONS n Y who arrived in this city on Sunday, Nov H.
All 1902 Sunday night. FOlger Tibbs sold the stock
seized TO Klnck taking in payment therefore IA $1,000
1910 T. s. bond. certificates of deposit In Lyons bank
for $1,000 and three prOmissory notes at 80 Co. ana NO
days Al maturity the notes protested, Klinck the
maker sued and defended the ground that there
was no consideration for them. He then began in tho
Supreme Court suit against the Sheriff for trespass,
claiming that he owned the stock seized The tr1al
opened Yesterday before Judge Sutherland aud Is still
on the defense being that the plaintiff had interest in
Gue sale to him fraudulent and Of no avail against
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AN OLD WILL NEWLY CONSTRUED.
-.

DeFCrest Manice died In lS62, leaving prop
ery valued at g. 100000 and will giving elaborate al
rections as to the disposition of his estate by this WIZ
the two sons wero to receive shares much larger 'n
the portions given to the three daughters. Tho
tors one of whom was OF the sons, acted Hn WIS
will from 1862 to 1868, without suggesting ma, In 1868
nny question raised IL be raised uiier snt for
Mrs lockwood one Of the daughters broass xeenth
the construction Of the will claning tst the life of the
clause directing an accumulation durlhs after having
widow of ono-haf of the surplus s1'T The executors
certain yearly allowances was the
will and Judge Ingraham. before VISION was reversed
tried held the will 10 be valid , t the Court OF APP
pea where sE% G SiS' some E
and Judge Appeals decision the daughters
each the be ss4 than they
year during tne ne Nil as originally construed The case
before Judge Brady Ss ysn the various parties
amount me- Elimination the Te executors
upon e the allowance should he limited 10 hve per
claimed ths ameunt actually involved in controversy
CEN b, mon the whole estate Decision roseTved
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Monday. April ~. 1871.
There WINS only one sale ut the Exchange
to-day Roberts MCGUIRE sold building and lot corner
Elnst and Catharneane, lot 2ox4ioxT, Tor 1880 10
morrow Messrs. Muller, wilkins 81 Co. Wal sell the plot
OF ground together with tho church building thcre on
The northwest corner Of varick and Lalghtsts nelnK
about feet On "Wednesday the sale hrin VIII sen
thrd Onehundrcd and thirty ourth, aud One-hnndred
aad-thiriy fthsts., and Twelith-ave being TWO oh'o
Messrs Hamilton Wallis report the following sales at
GI1Ss T. !! tSs and a
montave, with over one acre. AZ siV,'o" A"o u'"''"
Raj estate operations at Paterson N. j., this Spring
have unusually heavy, and there are n
and in many insfancos advancing. Rents much the
last yor and will readily pay 10 Pe, Ss pi
the market demand being in excess OF the supply,
confortsble house, containing egnt 10 zen r9o n o
command t250 $3.50 per annm in good ocates There
is at present disposition upon the part OF holders OF
unmproyed property to realize except ut an advance
upon tne cost price and the depression which has been
predicted annually by cToakel is apparently as far on
Gated and surrounded by 80 many advantages that o
decline or a standsti in the real estate market IS
probable. ' rHe city is ANNUALLY becoming more
accessible to residents engaged in business In
tween hero aud Jersey CITY, the Paterson and New
ark Railroad, and on the Delaware, Lackawanna ana
and more will be added whenever interests Of the
travelling public require additional accommodations.
|
tiles for communication between this and New YORK Guy
time during the present year freight Toao gu
tho 81 feet gauge plan Is projected ana VIII GER
iany be constructed before the expiration OF the year
1874 During the past three years three horse ram
running from the business center to the OUTSKIRTS Oh h9
city, have been established and arc now IN successful
operation. Tie fourth 4 already in prospect, and,
before Jan. /, 1874 will probably DO completed
| to Passaic distance Of four miles. These extensive
improvements will naturally increase the value OF prop,
erty Everywhere along tho lines OF these steam anu
horse railroads remarkable activity in building opera
tons noticeable O1c evidence OF the recent re,ar
able growth and development Of the city may DE ,Ound
1850 to 1864 less than 20 streets were
opened while since 1861 about 200 streets ana avenues
have been opened, extended graded, and improved.
With the Erie Railway running directly through ,he
CENTER the Midland Railway tho east. tho Dela"ae
| Iackawanna and Western Railroad on the west, Tue
Paterson and Newark Railroad Oh the souts narrow
gauge ca freight road and the motifs canal .s t
with the Metropolis or with the coal-produeing anu
| grain growing sections OF the west
| AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
| BY ROBERTS INQUIRE.
Bald NJ Of Invest bns ana ohe
rre2ne Of plo, 2sI6HJi 2xi49 ~
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mstrbsster Gpuntp Real estate for Sale.

A N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
on term. within hour and ss q
walton cutting on an Of hay the waste land
splend hANsIOS 30 e front 40 es dep perfect orc barn and
pear orchard oil grated and choice fruit fronting all
and grounds ornamens all Of the boue In
eve respect genemans establishment and a. for health
where the atmosphere and adapted weak good
bosss and s IS feet 'front.' 10 the cy viii Be stn par psyusDt
Afires WILLIAM DAVIS, Tribune Ofee.
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sr,,n his g,ore Neitu,e was SLIGHT that the will
virtually gives TO the widow tho whole estate, when
thy aego worth fsOcO0 The widow elafns mat the
o. Ate "a worth only about and the executors say
that after all debts are paid II WI not eaceea MsoS
The only witnesses called testlhed ior the Proponcn's
erded inc testator as sane. Adjourned TO Saturday.
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- =, 49,. An Mall matter be prepaid
letters per gPss. snd man New York
per4o lark matter VIA oAh f'."'' -
about he Of April .,xysnIy Ap,u a.
-. a. cvreostown and Liverpool per ste sfnfhp Min
. %. Per No n. X. close a. fos'vLoe ss y
neota f. a On 25ti ID, 7if5 D. n on xh bupph Isnmu
s s a; s Isters Pier No. w. N H. and Close
s I,sIs dssoted Supplementary Malls must DO prepaid With
to,lle poxtag
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

Mails FOR Rurope via Plymouth Hamburg steamship Wesphsa
sail, u Tst, oboken, close at TIE Posohes at nag
Elementary Mail paid letters only made ~ on tie Pier at
u550ken, and clOsei nj 1880 D. IN. OIL, 90 =,
pan Letters deposited Supplementary mast be prepsd with double
p0tsge.I
Malls Honolulu Australia, AMI NegZesaBd will he seDt from San
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DECJSION5--APRIL "a.

Supreme C0urt-Chambers-B Judge Brady
Martin ag Cooley-Moon denied NewYork County Bank agt
Ggory2Motion denied GlogOws ss Decentralization denied
(See opnou Schwartz LspaughMotion granted S1Rg agt
Fells-Mot denied. Ham sgt schmidt-Modon granted
By Judge Sueriand-n petition Of j. L. T. Mnsn ag f. n.
Psptou-Moon denied agt for counsel
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MINIATURE ALHhNbO- =,
A. s.o7 Sun e:5n Moon set. rs
's-
CANDY Hoo, "a oy Island i2:l0 Hell Cato l;59
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GAZE OF TINE ATST0N ESTATE.

~ - -
ABOUT 20 0CO ACRPS OF LAND TO BR SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. Ar Til WEST JERSEY HOTEL CAMDEN, n j., on
MAY g. ISL. ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ. =
TO SPECTATORS IL LAND, PROJECTORS OF TOWNS AND
CAPITALISTS G2sERALLY. A RARG OPPORTUNITY FUR IN.
yEsrMENr + PRESES BDll
AFARH Of ahoI 200 acres with extensive improvements incld
SEYFRAL Mills sni dIonl pi sBi manufacturing aes srf
the properly. 49, ..,-.,
Rre.l averse entire lergh q TIE tract ASTON sttor ne
ron. Of Junction Of Tl0ad TOFns sod Settlements nay
kvorahy The eek Timber Of oolscIabe value t
Potatoes Hops &C. &C. can be YeFy sae.say
cultivated Good Ile viii lie msde 20 tic purchaser
eu f Pmphe. containing particulars. ard apply penoas OF b.
mail to o. =. 80 ,s
Ma p Fcurth-st- Philadelphia
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APPRAIs-ALBANY, April 1.-THE following Is
calendar April IS 1871: No& 26 2O5 2 2la ga POS 2
The General Term of the Marine Court met yester-
day and without trying causes adjourned TO Msyl
1t is ordered in the Supreme Court General Term,
calendar be maze out Tor tie General Term in June
OF calendar specifying the
before WHOM the case was tried Judges General
Tenn tia. calendar unless
d .il the Cerk first day Of the june
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Droohlnn i]rope:ln 10 Eei.

TINO RENT-City and Country com6lned@lnte
hee-,,ory aud basement Frenchroof hOUa ~ % 80
BrooAlyn PSI POI Nslge-s. near inuparsa'c
blocks north Of Fu,onaye opposite nef lra yer ~. 80
Of time .; thrsiNe minutes ear WA i
also Aincsye Gaiers7c sad Nsirare ave CT -
thi story front fall width Of tie hon boa 20,
proved Baltimore front basement heat tie ocr 0h ~
ssp back paIor for the back rooa @
range and stationary wasubs Kitchen hot d cold water o." ~ ~
floors bathroom wareosets splendid ellT &c - ESQ
references required; sson gyen 20h 81 ApL lss 90 w
premises, or j. ". BAHNUA so bIo11way, - L.
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ADRfaS IT, MULLER, Auc;oncer
TRUSTEES SALE. ~ order OF the supreme
4 Court OF VALUABLE CHUrCi PROPERTY, norb,Te eorrf
Vagick I,i.Ltst. ADRIAN IL AILlti.. r. q
WILKIS3 Co. viii sell SUCTION TUESDAY, apr % hu
o'clock n al the Exchange saleSr1On III Braiwiy ~ eer Of u
1Tssices a..
Cbb ia Ling ereon northwest ofaer 81 'snc aa
L2lgltsi nIg snSa' To- % i ,5e H. - Pi-es geo
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OsSDVUl
81. .Rsndell agt. RsDiell.
s14. .lIanly sgt Murphy.
24. .MinLes5eiiner agt. Wicks.
$50. Hart agt Hoffman.
ll3. Flint sgt HazelboOn.
524. Hughes sgt Mercantile Nut.
ms. Co.
o15. .Burkkardt sgt Burkhardt.
955. .JobDes egt Burnhan.
Csc. CASSIDY sgt. GOurand.
1881. Townsend agt. B'way & It'll
ave. r. T. Co.
Isl. .McTeney. inf. tgt Murphy.
100. .Hermes agt. Black.
269. .Peavert sgt Godfrey.
6l..Kuehl sgt Msyer.
I9. .Noyes Sgt. Corlies.
SOC. .Quinlsn agt The Sirth-aye.
X. X. Co.
985. Darlington sgt. Coulter
B5i. w ateriCw sgL Taylor.
S22. Hess Rgt. OBrieu.
Court OF GENERAL sgssIoSs-Be!
l.. Edward Farley. John McCsr-
~. John Maher, George
Myrtle and Patrick Murray,
homicide.
2. John Moore, John Foster and
Henry Reilly, burglary.
8. John Smith and John Brady
grand larceny.
4. Denny ID. HAl3ersheim, biga-
my.
s..GeOrge 3. Tuck, false pre-.
teutes.
SUPREME Court Giro
81. .Koelges sgt- Guardian Mutual
Life lns. Co.
I25. Dow agt Dinns.
&C. Owens agt. Steam Derrick Co. !
10. .Ilowes agt. Gross,
le5. HAYES sgt y. Y. and South
Carolina 4. s. Co.
l66. Fisher ct al. sgt. Brush ct al. |
lG7. .Bnggs e, al. at. Crompton-
l6S. .Mackie sg,. Keller.
81. .Wbeelwngbt agt. Walter.
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neG0ina CARDS, &r.

AT WM. EVERDELEs SONS, No. 10i Full
IA on-s,W EDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tEssab
lishel 1881
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Tbe sti.e of0hio. Dsfke Ccauty.
Comnoa 1leas, 10 3,2a9.

JAtUD T. UAlIIIl It''IFcF 0T
Cincinnati and Macsinaw Rail.
road Company, paEtf TIE sta.e OH Dske Ccsut,
, - -, - -, Comnos Eleas, 10 5la9. -
road Company.
alias order me- by Ca- Of Coron pf...
within io The County Dsrke State o. Ohio q u. Jre n
A. d., 1913 If said Court, N csse me a. r.
ceiver appointed by SAL tout Of the CnaAsu ami Nekas
Railroad Company, ssuci md directed VII eel public sue,, at he
door Of the COsr House Grcnye ia Cuny Dsrke On
SATURDAY MAY q, lgsL
at the hour q o'clock Of M t he following !scrtei property
rights fancsas &C. OF the ad Cncnrad and Mlckilas Railroad
Conpsny aI bug In the Coants Of Drke a-rc.r ya
Wer il s4i Of O to-; The Road Bed rght f
the said Clcrua and Haulg RAILROAD COMPANY railroad
rcng point Geuye DlrSe County afo6esa and
tending through The Counties Barse Mercer and Van We The
ysn Vert IN sd last usme the Of Ohio
c,udns The ges h0 sE cror -oai ties same
tended for the road With the night vsy owse and hid
sid Company ~ the Of aid ogthe: With AZ
rasciises Of saj Conpahy FOR the cosrcoon Of s
ming rogi the ad Of Ohio, together with q. Other
pe7ey anl personal beoag said Conpaar, sad State
Ohio INTENDED gse the contraction OF i sali road
Appraised st e.eneea ILolssul Dollars. -
Terms Il sale. Cash w. A. WESTON.
G. &. CALKINs, A'y, Receiver, CiR. AID dsef X X 20
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Gin i9roperip TO Set.

OFFICES 70 LET.-2 handsome, well-lightei
W OFFICES to !et low. Rooms Il sLt Is. q Park-row,
TENO LET-rhc well known BOYS CLOTHING
STORE No l. Po1.-aye snt lSigr fos sale Bort locsncs
for Boys Clothing the City. NIIHENEL bPPsIbs,
y Fouf.h-aye.
TrlO LET for business purposes-A spacious
d. ROOM elt and airs. second fc,E Also san ROOM On
lrl sitabla for oc or light BIS Inquire % tie ffeus
Nc &C broadway, opposite Grand Genial hotel
YEvO LET-OFFIcE in The Tribune Buildings;
large once. be arranged g two oEeesi seooli loot
Applyio bahLR G0D@Is.-
TVNO LET, furnished the three-stOry, brown
a HOUSE 10 East Tbayeig aAst rent eI''l ApPE
WALTER L. CL RKSON, IS NaSsu-sL
TI'O LEASE-H0USE No. rs West Forty
Il nnth.st, near Ff.h-aye.
Apply on the prerises
TENO LET-A 2-story Brick HOUSE, 2l7 West
Houstoat at 500 per AIBan. AM tie L'-er .itI ~ ~
Hoastoa, per Annum Inquire OF v Rob 20 '-HeAe.
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H. MULLER Aucl0Lten
LA LOTS SITUATE Of
GRAND BOULEVARD.
OYE.HUNDRED AND ThIRfYTHIRD, 0SEHvhDtEDAe
THIaTYFQgRGH AND 0NE.HUNDREDAsD-fhiRIr
FIFTHSTS.. AND TWELFTH-AvB
ADRIAN II. MULLER, P. r. WILKINS Co.
will sell Al AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80,
AT IL O'CLOCK AT THE
EXCHANGE sALRSRO0M III BROADWAY.
THE TWO ENTIRE BLOCKS
bounded Bsu5an Tseiihsye, third
fourth and 0nehun 6hss also
entire ont a size Of the 10 .eysrl. making
a BOULEVARD FRONTS.
The sboveiescbe property beautifully located any rrOpe,
NevYok Island has remarkably fine river view high ground sandy
II viii be offered AUCTION by orsr
ALVIN HIGGINS e and Instructed 10 state s6at Ia
PIT up absolutely The viii be sod with
10 lots eaJri those deols purchasing suburban rea
deucs opportunity Of procuring tie Gne bciion the Island
Terms Of Liberal Maps the oIcc Of the Aacdonee NOT
Pne.sL Gys2D
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$2SOO for EARM Of s.: 20 s, Level s,, land
fruit plenty j. g. LEWIS North Port L. l. Tuesday
Afternoon
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SVESTBURY, Long Island.-Will be sold at

w public auction, FRIDAY April o. 1871 O'Clock m
the premises the HOMESTEAD Of the late Thomas Rnda situated
about mile from the Railroad depot wesbu Said Home
stead contains about 10 nearly all under cultivation soil
good and location healthy house barn and buildings all
good order No Iosiponemeat on account Of Weather.
J. Anctio
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'AKTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
pECEIVER's SALE.
THE ROAD BED. &c. OF .sn Rail.

JACOB T. HAaTZ, Receiver Of tel
Cincinnati and Msckinaw Rail
road Company, pla!Etii, =
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-26
Snesisau UaakhS.

On Friday morning of last week, Mr.
William Johnson, an old and worthy
citizen Of Camden, was found dead in
= his bed. The feet being reported to
Co-cncr J a. Schrock, he at once im-
pane!lcl jury Of Inquest, CON
sisting of Mcssrs. c. Z. Burns, fore
man, J. T. Lyles, t. +. Cantsy, J. Il.
Jennings, ". Wallace, John Dolby,
John N. Smyrl, j. J. Gerald, Charles
Elias, ). r. Ne.tIcs, John j. Chaplai-,
Robert Latta, 7. S. Myers and 7. j.
Gmyrl, who after hoaiiag testimony,
rendered the following verdict: That
the deceased came to his death from a
sudden attack of Illness, occasiorcd b.
eating oysters which were probably
tainted, on the night Of January l9,
1871. He,was buried by his brethren
of to Masonic fraternity.
On Saturday, Joseph D. Rcasonoyer,
young man ofthe County, Of excellent
character, was kicked by 4 hcrsc, and
died almost ,:ustantancous'y. Il az
pearcrI, from the testimony Of lis broth
CT, that tue deceased and he. ran the
horse into IGucc corner to c&'cA hlm !;
that deceased caught the bride, but
the horse spraag away and Just as he
was in trout Of him, kicked deceased
in the breast, near the stomach that
deceased staggered few PAGES and fell.
his brother catching him in the act CT
falling, and that he did not continue to
breathe longer than minute alters
wards.
The jury, consisting of Mcssrs. II.
X. Durham, foreman, <. ". Davis, E.
J. Gerald 7. g. Myers, ". Il. Sim
mons, j. J. Rash, G. c. Taylor, j. J.
Thompson, W. w. Love, Ammon Gcy-
nolds, J. W. Hall, T. J. Jcsey and
Henry IEiuson, found a verdict in ac.
cordanco with tho facts.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-26
.CLaE-e ecGchedElc.

On Monday last the new Schedule
wens.i into operation on the South Caro-
lina Rail Read. The passenger train
leaves Camden at $50 \. N. arrives 1T
Kiugsvillcat at 20 P. NJ. and leaving
there at $50 arrives here 1t 6. P. VI.
Ofcouvse, it is much more pleasant to
travellers than the old hour, and we
thin; W, kncw ore individual, the
Agoas, who is particularly grateful for
the change. Tie midday train 70 Gel,
umba is necessarily discontinued. We
have rot yet had the pleasure of a
.'compl;mentary" from the company
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-26

We would call attention to the ad-
vcrtiscment Of the above popular fertil'
izcr, sold by W. c. Dukes & Co., As'ts.
at Charleston, S c.
The manufacturers considering the
tightrcss of the money market, have
reduced their price to $50 per ton of
1000 lbs. at Factory, Cor cash, or s55
payable 1st November, 1871, rithout
interest. If purchased on time.
We need not recommend this COM
pound to those Who have already tried
II, but we feel assured that many who
have been duped by purchasing worti-
less fertilizers, will find This one TO he
Of substantial benefit to their lands, and
4 source of considerable profit to them
selves.