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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21
AUCTION SALES Ts,.DAy.
THos. W. X E:HsEE viii cell at 10 O'Clock

ihoe W. ..:asEE will eel at 10 O'Clock pia-
nos. show, cases. househ Did suruit ,ro o.o
. =; hlrEHsaD a win sell at loA 4. ID. groce-
NV GeUBBs. trustee will, sell, at IL A. M.. a.
ihe La" Buildings jobprinting Office. -
Sale To Morrow, -
HILL G3DDIN will eel, To- MORROW tTu.s.
day), at O'Clock p. NJ, on The premtsea
EASTWOOD" the farm of r.. Pluinmer Hob.
son, deceased, on Jsmna river, twenty mIlea
above Richmond, at Dover Mills Pe-snrs
attending the sale can t ke the packet boa t
tnis afternoon at e O'Clock or tske private
- conveyance Tuesday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

4 few more of those 75-cent Gauze Shirts for
81 Z by r. Is. SPENCE & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, that very Gss
T. desirable BhICk HrU 81 and premises, EI
situated on the north side OF Broad street, between
2ith and as;h streets. containing six rooms; Win
wo d-hotlse Il ,ble and carriage.htuse, and r
pump OF most excellent water In the yard IEe
mouse Is well supplied with gas. his propsrtyls
in thorough rep lr, hav ng been built since the
W ,r ard Is now occepiei Dy Ir. +. Boyle ~ saoo
nar anuum r.. u. EACHO,
mn 81 Real Estate Agent. p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

E1OR RENT. Il desirable THIRD "a
T. FLOOR, with gas water, and waste pipes 30
and kitch.n room II necessary. Appy on TIC
premises to
No. GIT Main street.
an 10 aix be.wepu Ixth siu Se yrnLh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

0AN HAND CONSTANTLY, at MAYO's
VISLAND sAW. MILL, a large supp!yof
Cas,pg Boaid,, JoisH OF all sizes, t.Aths. - -
Inch 30 ards, ScantlipK, * - Patipgt,
Flooring Pink. Gsrden Rails. Pine " ood.
4I5 g. S-4, aud ~ inch Plan X, celr And b; ART.
Balls OF lumber OF any dIm ,nsicns farnish.d
REFUSE PLANK at Low PRICts. cs1
80 E.i 81 W. T.. MAYO,
Mayo,e Island Saw.miiE
|. au l2-3m rcst-ufhcs box Isa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

Urp0eitcd with Treasurer Of Virginia.
United ;3tafe5 houds. $4,000 90
ID .."sIi.t with the Comptroller or New
"fh Euu Wv W
II kI.il - f,GIviHudtiy ltS11 unGer Htaic law
n,l iiny s20 e00, 600 sdultivGal sccurlty To The
C.'ut.S3Y
Gssrs ,uutahIy adjusted nd promptly paid.
JO.tt, Il. EhklBpkNr. r. & CO.,
~ ;3-S.n ASCnlG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

LIOk RENT, one Of PRATT'S COI-m
Il TtGHS si;u ted Oh the east slce Oh ON aasa,
.Ir Of hetwe. Ii L.ith and Jackson streets snu
next door toy Just,c. Jos. j. White. Possession
can be ehHdimmediately. \. -: EaChV,
op Isr Real Estate 4 gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

III 0. Q. F.-The repairs to .,.sus,s,.,
l.. Cd Fellows Hall. c rner OF SgS4&A
franklin aud Mayo streets being l@SSsa
rinp e'ed the various ted. es hold SSTSNs
ing estlngs fhe-e are hereby notified tn ID Il win
@ ne opened for their use ON and afper ,MONDAY
NJ ut NEXr, August 2Is'.
It* TYr rpxrYrnun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21
FOR MALE


: Just ARRIVED, thirty head
~ of lue young HORSES and HIIIES 1rssza8
%I,eh SbIs s,n,,nn n,n prepared to sell on reason
Also, one pair OF MATCH HDRsEs and pHE.
TON. 81 JOHN u. CLARKE,
su i9-iw. at Lsmkin's stable, 4i3 Franklin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

NTEtIAL NUTkCE.-lU NLL TEN-
- SuNS WlSHI'tG Elkr iNSUhANCH
RICHMOND BANNING AND INSURANCE.
CDaPk'.N
offer Inducements unsurpassed by any ssfc COM
pEny. 10 insucc against loss by tire oi Ill k!uds
tf p-UfcTtY.
IGcy Ash tlclr friends and he ;uhl!c 10 give
III, IN call before /. suring ei:cwrGr".
Consult your vi in;ctes. AID insure with 10.
T. 4. SEArkh. Gen'I Agens-
j. Il. DAVIS, L est.
j. +. T.. poTTS occ'y. ~ s-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

TOR SALE.-,A SECONDHAND 1S
IL HoFSa-P0WERPORTAB ENGINE,in
thorough repair, for sale low. and on accoulmoda-
ting Terms. RAEM. ~ CALDER,
au II 4t* cary, between h a cd eth SITS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

TOR SALE, in WASHINGTON, D. c.,
DESSSTTG SAIGON, G, c,htraIly located opposite
the TIeasury Department, anu short dist iace
liom Mliiards snd The hrliGgtou comm snds
9oCa hrot-cinss trade will be sold cheap for ash.
as The Q Fner wisncs to leave town. Address, for
terms, &c T. u. DUKEHARy,l m.
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

TOR SALE, two SP RING WAGONS, tor
II ;grochrs, tEW BUGGY, DRaY, Goa
CAEr, FARM-WAGOaS, and FIVE DIRT
CARTS. r.... Is.
Particular attention paid TO RTpiIRING.
j. Il. kEALf, u
18th street, between Franklin and Grace.
au3 -2Nk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21

4 suitable 'or gentleman and wife, can OF ~
had st 3e5 on Marsu.l street, between 90 ana atu.
Eent low. au ~ n,-- --. - -.
EXPECTING TO GO SOUTH, WIZ G
n sell or rent one Of the most dssirabie -
TOR .HOUSES, with REarAU KAN l ataeneu,,
az Glover Uepot. Also. ssT0HsHoUss i9s ta.,I reI'
td.ss ii"r l.. b. SrEkD,
49, 10 -, Glover Gepot Halifax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21
Etpas SALE ANlS REM.

EQR RENT. Il offer for rent or lease Efss
Il INV eE IDhNCa on tire Grove road, Esi
II .lf Il mile beyond the city limits. Eouse con-
fiins six large and four small room7. The garden
well stocked with strawberfi.s, Rrspaa, peare, anu
peaches. Twenty acres Of grCund attached 70 lhe
prt mtses.
Possession given mmedla' ely II ,eql:red. .
For further information, apply on t0e p,emises,
or to MAJOR CHARL.c HOWARD,
an 10 3s* 1894 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-21
HOME ENTERPRISE
.rnr vrSCHAST5' AND MECHANICS
lxsuKANCs COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
EISE AND MARINE.
.S2s0,O 900,

,yrJrE. No. 1901. CORNER CARY STREET AND
SHoCKoE SLIP.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-11

is harmless to me most delicate child-N contains NJ
opium In any FORM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-11
TO MEN
Who ADVERTISE.
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ this space, 10 lines, will bnt Sixty Dollars per
week, or Two Hundred Dollars per moatl in List
o. $40 WESTERN weekly papers Our list embraces
superior class OF country papers, reaching a larger
number OF readers in their respective counties tn
other medium that could be selected Send list
OF papers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-11

l5@ JAMES H. FOSTER & Co., 151
Lake street, Chicago, importers of breeeh-
loading shot-guns and implements.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-11
ALIENS Lung .Balsam

- Read the following from a reliable Druggist of
Michigan:
MARINE CITY, Mich, July q, 1870.
j. n. Harris & Co.-Dear Sirs The Aliens Lung
Basam has arrived wosd not like to be without it,
for it has ed my life took bad cold and cough,
and finally Consumption seated upon me. was in
q very bad state tried everything that was recon-
mended, and spent great deal OF money, and got no
help. had the Aliens Lung Basam for SAFE, but |
knew nothing of its merits. did not like 10 take it.,
without knowing about it. had not sold bot
tie. When your agent called me told him / could
not sell a medicine knew nothing about. He urged
to try 1t myself did SO, and to my grateful
prise the first bottle stopped cough and before the
thi "a bottle was Ia my lungs were healed and we'll
and can speak knowingly to my friends and Gus
toners of the qualities of Aliens Lung Basam.
l remain .espectfuly,
l.. G. COTTREL
4, harmless HeIicnte CHILLI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-11

The for its durability and superiority over the other Paints use
powder which will
In this English Lead the chemical properties such ehecta and
quality which
purity
the compound called Paint.
arked little
enough COVER its baney needs reducing old darened surfaces
third unrvae
peculiar usre o China Gloss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
THE PERKS OF GAMBLING.

A case illustrating the perils Of gambling
came w before Judge Joseph F. DAILY III Part H. Of the
Court o. Common Pleas yesterday. Suit was brought
ny James F. White and others against the Park Bank
John B. FrInck, and Daniel W. -weeuy. The plaintiffs
importers IA ChUch-st. employed young man 70 col
lect bills due them H. the Fail of SOS he made e1ten
eve collections. including checks o. : = Chttenden d
Co. and VI Brown Merrill a wright, which he used AS
stakes az gambling They were payable 20 the order oi
j. F. White & Coz and the Endorsements upon them were
forged by the clerk They finally turned up III the pos
session Of the Park Bank, tv when tey were collected
and the proceeds paid 10 the defendant Swecny
banker IN Ndssast The checks bore the Endorsement o
o. J. f. White, ~ Fruck ana lastly ~ -wceny. MI.
sweeny testified that he got them from Fruck for fun
value Frnck swOre that he gUt them from a Mr.. Kin
ney for jul value. On Examination, he sald ne
kept exchange Office up stair. at NO II Ann-st lie
declined the question, on what terms 40 you
couducttAe exchange businessf on the ground that II
be should ssy he kept a faro bank he might cruinde
himself Judge DAILY directed verdict for the pIahtiH
for the fun amount caimedabOut sTO0 F. n Bangs Tor
plaintiff; Mr. Olney for the Park Bank; Henderson,
Guernsey & Fenneu for Frinck and 5weeny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07

HARRY G W. Hull A. H. Ludlan, Henry Lea, JON " y
his N " Northrop c K Bandsll, j. r. stone w. v"
ssnsrman Albert slower, and g. r. slsot,
In the ease of the New-Iork Submarine
,,-.,tns Company against the schooner ]. Fsriane' 10
- as brought in the United States District Court W
- salvase for getting the schooner on n s nOsi,
- piatehford decided that Incorporated euhpsSd
Soot claim - SalyOrs, share OF the lropeI.I an
s,eh c,ses arr reasonably worth. Judgment i''
no rpe WAS taken to the United states ,s'nn
Court aud Judge Woodruff yesterday gaNo w.
sus.ainiug that ~ the Court below -
In Part III. of the Superior Court 49, 49,
tsr, ZONES an action il begun by the boA'u .,
,o,rrni.soners OF Detroit Mich. against heii! ., -
and Charles St John 20 recover SG09 Oh al con
- 49, Sef.ndants ~ secure the perform Stckios and
trat entered into bv Messrs DcAers ed 10 huild two
the ,airtifs bv which the former 49, e. mt Them in
steam n rues with al their NUT ~ Ttrot The
a. nurap water for the usc W .bcr c,n
In ope " sson and siokles fulnel Ine A. .o
setense nj and that the amour 81 .tY1 VI
she p,ocbiDes L. enough 20 el VA uO fr DsintifY
NJ 49, NJ IN lertOn. and MI. Du4'i 80 -
M stoughton for defehua"'' ~ .o,,o.
U;u;orn & Powell. owner OF ue steamer
- ,,ougtt an action in the United states
Ails -. a. recover for damages sustained by a
Aisulo' - a., steauler City Of NewYork Judge
collision VII Cor the hbelant for SCOTS II, ana an
Benedo. - Then taken q the United states Clreut
hpPet q. sDDearpd that both vessels We're uahitSe VI
Cuurt a, fnif Judge woodruff yesterday reversed
and equay - ne Cont below and ordered " q decree
ibe oeo- -1n Of each vessel 10 the loss each party
Iof con. ,teir own costs" similar decision was also
arhs he collision of the steamship Jas l. Brady
s NSn ne steamship Ahermarle, taken up on appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Nru.YoRK. Monday. Feb. 8,

NEW YORK, MONDAY, feD o. l5t'
The horse trade seems to have come 10
perfect standstin and there absolutely nothing
doing in the market to-day.
The supply az the different sales stables aithouKh
not very large, ia nevertheless far surpaslne s "o
demand likely durng the presentsdnll season
There are no indications OF Improvement IN prices
which continue 20 rule in favor OF buyers-h there
any. 800, II, -
Hores carriages harness, and horseciothing wiz be
solo tomorrow TUESDAY, the It'll inst, AT hessIs'
Johueton n Van Tasselfs Horse Auction Mart
Th1 OHIO Farmer Cleveland weekly brings the Ioi
lowing pen picture OF perfect farm horse: The weight
should be- from $50 70 100 bs Not beaver thah Ie
latter or lighter than the former figures Hight ron ~
IN ieg hands Head small and bony. Hostris and WIND
nne large Forehead broad and full, denOtlng g0Ou
fsnosifon Eyes large and full Of bright hazel color
Ears snau act wide apart. and with quick ana easy
motion Neck well raised from the withers 5houl1ertr
lon and slauting well back Short back Long rInooth
hin Good length under the belly Breast fni but no,
80 round Long from elbow ~ knee. short from khe
~ ,oof Also long from she 10 hock ana short below
stiaes set well apart and muscles ul anu running WEI
down the legs Foot Of good size, broad AT tne hee a
should be Of dark color . .o. roa-as, 2,
Among our native horses, the Morgan comes ~
,ha above INSCRIPTION although little uhner s1e' W.
Tho trne tyne OF the farm horse preeiniheh't w,
Pecberon. which we have fully described IN one Vi 'u
former issues. - MD, and with liz
special feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
cP1MINAL COURTs.

Iobr ReuIken charged with passing $40 counter
T a. committed for examination by Oommssontf
Shehs u ieisar o. Z oNhaL
I, the case Of Joseph Schneider. charged with
O. oner Shos discharge the prisoner on tle ground 4at
"a, evenc on toe part Of the United staies Is Enthusiastically DECISION
rfperyc4 .,
Al the jefferson Market Police Cont, James II.
Naron ss Bradr committed YESTERDAY charge OF uak
nF no Joseph Les Jc~elT stlre. No d6 brekerst =
,ss bv Abe g. war from r MeNe house Of prostitution
SATURDAY niah-
Al the Essex Market Police Court, John McCarty
charge ~ breaking INTO the cann OF ue
50 sorih o. clothing Ihomas lics ah. ,ns -
roor- hel f breaking the store OF CHRIST g. NhA.e a. NJ
IeT Cn.onst stealing telescope and ~ Sori specacieA
At the Tombs Police Court. Justice Hogan commit
IL ous EMPLOYED bv french OF NO. ~ Broad
sr for enieag their window and stealing "a " ron me
80 Fsuarl Maaaey lre l7 No. Wsshug'onst vas com
st znocei james Kelley .rm lauorrf ION y.
robbed hl OF stephen br-c Az y on Ne %
loys wei known thieves serr committed 10Y l seAnk rn
f-om Ioul Of No. 2l2 Ihrls broth OF
Hre Ne TOmes awaiting tal for 9gaEa' robbery 20 =
shrts frum Me,e1 Trey trrs express wagon.
The February Trial Term of the Court Of General
Yesterday Recorder Hattt Inc ionNns
Srd Jurv vas mtsnned. DAVID Asou. Moses Chgmerau " H.
tlspua. L Coese j G. Uay s. Der-cksou. G. II Fellows G. l.
ElhAns Mead &. uahby y Roe >. N. Raymond IS >nti
T. T. spraul, l. l. Trowtrldge, j. whitney, O.
Wsi AteI being jury sme! until this morning
.tr thev b. otsrg Dauseh pleaded
Traiy Of burglary sno va sent u" Ae .i.
pockttbuok aRc Wafch ant chAu Hoh A u
l East Broadway. STATE Prson 1ve yta..J m
indicted d. oduse pleaded guilty Sen
iecr deferred Jennie guilty attempt lar
pr. s tie at brought before th Court again she
soad b. Ss.e Prison for two yesrs for TINS CRIME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
GENERAL NOTES.

A movement is said to be on foot to pro-
mote temperance revival in Massachusetts, by the
OF the old methods This movement has the sanction OF
able men, and il IL intended to educate the people in
the principles Of temperance; 10 show them the
evils which drunkenness produces 10 warn the young Oh
their danger they form the habit OF drinking 10 point
out the moral and physiological consequences of the eI
cessve Of Intoxicating liquors. IN fact the design "a
TO make men and women temperate and TO create night
public sentiment
In the recent trial of libel suit against the
editor Of The Jose tCalJ Mercury, Judge Mckee OF
the District Court ruled in substance that editorial
article appeared in the same paper after the Of
which complaint made, apoogzing for the first and
lack OF all malice these allegations might be
eonsdSred a. proof OF the character ana intent m h
defendant This ruling means simply that the dis
caIhet ioIoSlhg lne AT eeu IeI sn9nH go 20 unV ~
As part OF the ease to be estimated by them IN the
hight a the circumstances involved and this would
seem 10 be good sense, If not good law
BOdy-snatching continues to be a business
I'm Cincinnati The leading gentleman in the resurrec-
tionzing profession is Cunningham who, with two
assistants dug up the subjects and carried them to the
medical schools in an express wagon He was arrested
last week with two bodies his vehicle. which he had
eIhumed from graveyard az Walnut Hills and ne mas
been held TO bail for removing dead bodies rom Gem
etery without Of the relatives OF the deceased
person." The dilemma is really embarrassing 1t IL i'm
lions and both medical lecturers and medical students
led that the fine French manikins answer every plr-
pose but the doctors don't seem 10 think so.
They have in Paris an English Peabody"
His name Richard Wallace. lie is the heir OF the late
Marquis of Hertord and is repued TO be immensely rich
He has already gwen several municent to the Mu
nicipaty Of Paris 10 ne devoted 10 various specific be
hevoent purposes He established and sustained am
buance and gives largely 10 others His latest donation
a of 10000 francs 100000 first subscription
toward Patriotic Fund in favor Of the victims or the
bomhardment that is Of families which have been com
PEELED in consequence OF IL o. abandon their homes, and
/ ARE in immediate need OF help He makes known his
suggestion in letter the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
who replies most cOurteOusy, and adds 1000 france a.
his own donation. An idea has been thrown out Ia
recognize Mr.. Walaces generous benefactons 10y alter
inc the name Of the known Ia Rue BOHdPdTte
10 that Richard Wallace The notion J. an excel
one the beHevOlence of the stranger would thus
become historical SOUrenT Of the siege, ana be handed
down pOsterty example OF generosity 10 Iuut
generations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


The Kings County Supervisors resolved yes
Register at cost OF s2IOo The Republican members Of
the Board voted against the expenditure, appeared
that within the past five months the amount appro-
prated for Court House expenses had been reduced 70
less than 81 800 ieavnC unpaid the salaries of officers.
The salaries Of me Chief Clerk First Deputy. Record
Deputy. and Officers Deputy Of the City Court were
fixed respectively. al $500 $500, 5000 and Sl50 per
annum. The Board voted down resolution onered Dy
supervisor Harmon providing for the appointment o a
special committee OF three examine INTO the dlsuur
of the committees OF SUPERVISORY or 1870
and the accounts OF the superintendent OF me FOOT
Supervisor showed chat the cost OF supporting
paupers 1850 S3GoO, while on e,iyl panIr
in 1870 S572OO expended supervisors Osborne and
Newman however claimed that the sole object " The
resolution appoint melting committee ana thdt
specific charges were made.
At the meeting u the Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen
Yesterday, the Special Committee on the Richardson
Tarnadge contest for the position Of Alderman Of the
Twenty second Ward, submitted Their report ia favor OF
confirming Mr. Richardson's title "a the seat az q ~ Vas
confirmed Mayor kahfcsch presented Tor cOunrIna non
the OF the following members OF the board Of
Education 70 M vacancies Jonathan Burr, Thorn
carroll Andrew b Martin, l. V. ID. HardenburRh James
Hal. . W. Hunter, Thomas klnseLa, James Murphy,
Geo Fisher G. H. Hchapps r NJ. Cullen. Wni. NJ.
Thomas, John " Flaherty, DelaIt Bergen A " sntl-
ard. The confirmation deferred until the
next meeting The report OF the water com
iulssioners received, showing that during th-
mast wear the receipts S422-9 56 eXpen0 uft-,
s5OOOUg. average daily consumption, lsOlsOO gallons.
The construction OF and water cost slG2
o. the receipts for that branch being the same The
repdyug and repairing OF streets cost e. 1911 dl the Tt
The Board asked for S37s25O for the construction Of
water mains DC, during The year 1871. The Aldermen
authorized the Fire Commissioners organize three adj
dItona steam ire Ell ue and hook and ladder
pauy with the necessary apparatus and houses az cost
not o. exceed $4,000. Committee wac also appointed
which 20 tender the hosptaes Of the City 10 the IRISH
EXles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
DECISIONS-FER G..

supreme Court CbGnibrs-By Judge sutherland
Msnuiscuug CoMoo1 granted order " Re
Eied uo-e j. the matter Of The petition Of Nhs" fleOfleI
Trand Badger LeeMorOu rautel Home Ln Insurance 20
al Empire Kngusur CoMolou denied without costs &c
re teir1tant %
Burne HaphaeMouon dened With Sly
o. part1 Of bty Az baefort
-au6ruei Bovine Levendgelrt OF heire.
souarmd ID Of e petition Of The New ok sua hAI
zen Co. ppouuut o. Comm hntol lff
SETTLED Foster AIT Townsend
h4nuAng CoMoton granted order 20 'e settled on n"uee
Superior C0Hrt-Specjal 7erm-Bv Judge Freedman.
Paine Daring Notoa granted VIII q I. cost Holsts az
Philips h-ech'er hod et a. an
Hohen lara Aort agt Hk aHuiactunHe Co nf ST.
>clIIlt East Nt"
oI. Co Emge VI Az Leach ctleis a O"iIri
yol Hudson River 2Toa. o. 4ila1lt hon az
Beruet, Rreu, sheuhOfdtI, srAne
Palmer Ar Darling -A1owa1ce Of per cent granted M4Aei ~.
Euif-Moton dered with Ieave ADDITIONAL pape'N
g1 for tra grnc upon pa melt o. 81 eos
30 service ~ answer
Marine Court Part H-Bv Judge Shea.-Darr0W
~ Ravu1Bd IL Quelt The New lo and Harlem RAILROAD 60
Fs-t ITI-Bv Jolge Trsev-Niner HldHeh-bsnissed-
United States Circuit Court In admirably by
We--FJfver md Others TIE steamship aVuaa
af below for ine-nts for 80 - sus-lea
The tamhra--eoihoh-
u Coa1 Jtos ..su-s.lg tle ltel VIII costs sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Monday, Feb. c. 1871


The attendance at the Exchange was quite
large, but no public transactions took place
james NJ Miller will cell tomorrow 0th IL lots OF Ia
northery side Of One hundred st. com
mencnc ios feet east OF Avenue A. Seven lots VIII be
sold with water front with the foundery build
Messrs 3 n Ludlow A Co will sell on Thursday. 10
valuable lots ON Monroe and Cherry ss with the frame
dwelling known as the Crosby Mansion, covering five Of
the lots The lots 9o1l Fifty per cent OF the pur
The Central New-Jersey Land Improvement co. :
offer great Inducements TO those wishing to purchase
country homes I'm NeWJersey Some OF the nnest rltua
tons IN the State ars held by this Company.
Messrs Tucker Carter OF Brooklyn have recently pur
chased the farms Of Jacob Vanast. the john X DeDe
voice. and the On aries Debeyoice farms Al NeNtOWh az
tOOO Ir acre These farms contain each 80 acres ana
adion each other lying between Penny Bridge ana win
field fronting the Penny Bridge Road ana running ~
propose erect extensive roptNalk ana oT
the accommodation Of their employees are now erecting
Of this fine property Will be ald out ana SOFA IA
l0ts. nj, ,,u..,
lands In Iowa during the month OF January 1911, were
6 100 acres. at average price or I'll JIG PCT hre
amounting 20 t27,iS 76 The sales IN Nebrasha uurIis
the month ii3l 5glO acres AZ an
OF 81 Il per acre, amounting to Sss52 Inc COMPANY
have remaining unsod 10000 acres IN Iowa ana loOO
The fine rice and cotton plantation Elisto River and
Mosquito Greek. known as sampson Island, IN al
about acres Of rice and 80 acres OF higN
land now under cultivation, sold yesterday morn
ing al public action by j. Fraser Matthew's suuect u
incumhrances for 81 500 onethrd cash. and the balance
In one two and three years charleston News FEB. g.
The sales OF Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad land DO
North Missouri for the month OF December Wefe, ~
purchasers, 2426 acres ana three Town lots lor 10
Sis g. or an average OF $40 81 per acre.
The Portage Lake canal Is IN fair way OF eompetoh
steamers and vessels in the Spring It's completion II OF
great importance the whole Lake Superior region IL
Will shorten the lake route about 100 miles, rgaI,e s
and risks 0f navigation, and De Adopted ny heuly
all the commerce OF the lake.