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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08

DFCISIONS-FEB. :.

Common Plcds-Geaerql TTm-By Judge Robin
.Ieand at smith (sve cases Motion denied Nobs sgt Mer
paeht and an -.-Order affirmed
S,ueylor C0Hrt-Special Term-By Judge Freedman.
Atrer sgt and Others Pechen Coeunb' Massachusetts
NM IF ms att Carpenter; Palmer agt Darng-Oer granted
MUS AIT Jacols-M0iol dismissed, with 30 costs
Marine Court-Parf by Judge Joachimsen.-
Chrstoer Judgment for The panul for $Jl5 so Pans As
Cnn SJrdgpnt the plaintiff for S223 and > allowance
P1r By Judge SheL nch agt ChuchJudnent Tor The de-
ferlsuL
Court Of APPEALS. AlbdRg Feb. The following
decisions were male to-ay Judgments affirmed with oostRc hmond
AIT Redmond Douhy Siman Whrght agt Miller Juland agt
Watson Watson AIT Campbell sheriff Order affirmed With costs
Rogers a Wheeler Order o; he General special Tern reversed ana
motion 10 refer with 0sts-Dakn sgt Mer Order reversed
and motion 20 coar report denied reWair Commissioners Of
Cohos g Order granting trial Affirmed and judgments
for cenaut, pursuant splstokune Ford Appeals ds
nss-Peope Sheridan Andrews Two eassl Judgments
and and IeunneT reversed anl ne" a
grante-Messner People Judgments reversed snd neT %
granted plaintiffs comply with ulonsmay sgt Le4nu
Judgments reversed and trial ggtetogger agt Lansing and
Fraser Judgments Of the General and SPECIAL Term
against Alrau Martha Taylor reversed aud Judgment against An-
and Adnsrrx afrue-fayor agt Taylor MOTION 10
o. oef4u.t grlHie..-N aterrIau agt Van Every
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CRIMINAL CoJRTs.

A. tho Jefferson Market Police Court, john MlI1 Srsr
YESTERDAY foe snaching The gon ~sn o. Tbomp
sfNo Cs IRON hs vest Roe.e' "a, as .. go Clothing nom Beu
0s..A6u Of No sic wesi Twenty ninth-st -, ..b
The limited States recently redeemed ,o 800 and
a. Az bo hrll bv Vemlye Co. which pIoVe 70 s District
seI " W. rs sel er m d Yesterday but on acca merit
mes Of the Leading coaus for Defendants vas SCI " Solo
In the Essex Market Police Court ye. nv Csherue
mon ami Nig OF No Union square the 10Th Of
- eSttenr her 20 intensely to cause a. Tsrnen-
solomon Nigel positively that be bad nbV made BY her in
s.s e. b bsvpg hal her brotbernsS H. ,ewcry store
arrested Ia September las, for stealing qaII
Jnstice I.~itA adjourned the case Until inu - Judge
T. a.. Ot of Snecisl Sessions; before D 1T FiSo
90 ia VIC M i,, t,sbv sssaut and o' ,ssspt upop
stolen Feh was 6nei $40 keh1l Tpintarv mosths.
Feck a. No 100 suffolk 81 % worth So our mouths John
= ~. Of cheese worth % IT,, sn. two months...
months William kesss s , Worth si CITY Prison 30 DAYS 49,,
NarbS eaiag pieces Of cane. l.rve butcher hnfe about
,a.r,hs George A. pomas, esrr'i ~ ne,ce
ss,,-ts. ant under : 800 bonds ." Keep W r. poor3or
=, Ct ~ General Sessions before hecoIueI
IN the Cl IAN smith convicted OF mghNG It, v
roSs sni sertere 3 ,sP Kp tor stealing several hundred
Dodieh Nun - % table cutlery from the rsisnfsut ~ "
RSofr ~ FssIF I'M and Henry Buckley were charged With
Eve geAfs b Ard clothing from Henry Ms,mss No - Dr.
steslng there no evidence sgtns rett nv
ebsrsed Buetis, va i0l'' s-i'' VI ~
.he United States District Court, Judge Blatch,
t,i si YESTERDAY the oa9krelty cas- % ra 49,, oS tbs
81 ". evin q Pearl ard Cedsrs me petition
te alleges that 6e' bold pom'5, NOES O vac nv
ro.rt VI commercial IA days before the peto
Ii therefore asked that hey be audgel bankrups aud tha'
- & sop was made ground that the question hay-
- m n In ertns which maHr in MAY and which are
,i n.re Motion denied the jury with nsrue
tons s1a bankruptcy Committed alleged "a the petition
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THE BANK CLERKS MUTUAL BENEFIT AssOCIA
TION.

The Board of Managers of the Bank Clerks
Mutual Benefit Association has issued its second annual
report showing that the affairs OF the Society in
Gourshng condition. The Association organized
for three Objects First to establish fraterna relations
among the bank clerks Of this city, second relieve
the necessities OF the aged and disabled; and third to
make provision at the death Of associate, for those
whom he leaves behind. At the present there 9C9
active members of the Association. Every member h
required to pay cents per month and like sum, a.
part OF general assessment when a member dies.
Clerks desiring JON the Association within GO days OF
their appointment To position in hank can do ~ after
passing medical examination paying examiners
fee of a. and initiation fee OF 81 Those who do
Join within O. days have to pay in addition an
amount equal the dues and assessments OF the previous
IA months. During the past nine deaths occurred
among the members Of the Association. or one less THAN
the estimated annual average, and in each instance the
amount paid tn the family in excess OF $3.50 During
the year the different banks In this city presented
the Association with various sums, amounting 10 NS5O
Private citizens interested In its made presenta-
lions amounting 10 s5,9O5 including check for 5000
from william NJ Park who in former days was himself
bank clerk The following the officers OF the AssO
citation: President. j. G. Parsons, Chemical NATIONAL
Bank Vice President NJ. F. Reading, National Meehal
les Banking Association; Recording secretary, u H.
Dummer, Merchants Exchange National Bank Cor
responding Secretary ". A. NASH Corn Exchange BANK
Treasurer T. /. Raymond. North River Bank The foi-
lowing are tho names Of the Directors and Trustees :
DirectOrs-T. w. :. Middleton james III. Alkman, H. D.
Murray, Richard W. Swan, f. T. Bearer ". j. MUM
Trustees-W. A. Camp, Peter r. Nissan, Henry L. Graht
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nors puhho meetings. r ertend edoa FOR shmen and IN dd
Of the hstnhuuou and equalization OF labor.
SrA They would also rcommed frtennoe Of the above oh
ie temporary this city day and evening
during the month Of March, l8 a No 20 Tdavc Tor the purpose
receiving and information bet not 70 be identified
With particular interest o movement
Peter Cooper Nathaniel Marshall o. Roberts President and
Henry Stcbhins the Southern Trans Continental
RaSAy CompaRy the Hon William Dodge Of the TEXAS Central
Railroad Company Landy a Lindsey President and sauret Of
Southern Land Thomas G. Durant Johns
Kennedy and Moses Taylor Of the Texas International Railroad Com
Paul SpOfo President Of the eIas Land Company d. Leon
and mbodeu Of the Virginia land Compsny homs Canhe Land De
Railroad Company; Richard German
Of The s Emigration W T. Waack of the German Bmgr
SO; G. w GODDARD President Of the FLORIDA Improvement Com
Trades Unions Of
and p H. Speman President Of the Capital Labor Cooperative Society
Of New York, and others
Appended to the circular letter from Peter Cooper
asking the consideration Of the project of the married
OF the city aud of the nation.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Tuesday, Feb. 7. 1871.

NEW YORK, tuesday FEB. 7, ls1l
The attendance at the Exchange was quite
large attracted by the sales OF Mcssrs. James NJ Miller
and Roberts & Mcclure; the bidding quite actve,
and the property offered sold at fair prices James
NJ Miller sold IA lots on Onehundred eighteenthst,
east OF Avenue A. The seven lots nearest the avenue
were sold with the foundery buildings thereon for %
The other seven lots having water frontage on tie Har
lem River sold for $4,000 Full details Of the property
sold will he found below.
A. j. Blocker, Son x Co. will sell to-day nYe Harlem
lots located on one hundred and-twelfths and Third
ave. Also, house and lot on One-hundred andt4eN-
enth-st.
Wm H. Raynor has sold two lots on the west side OF
Eighhave south Of Seventy ST., each 26bh
100 for SIS 600 each 30OO. Also three hoases and lots
on the south side Of Forty ourtht adjoining the sht
ave Railroad stables. between Fifth and Slhthlvesl
each lot sx1O $1,000 for and Sl6O Tor ecn OF
the other two. Also, the rear, 5htory Dfick,
22XOO fronting Forty thrdst, for A71 purchased pr
the sixthave. Railroad Company for the extension OF
their stables.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE
by JANIS ". MILLER
lstory house 2ory BRICK machine shops 1Soy hhms
house and lott de isthst fS OF Avenue A. e'en ,oo
lot E'rlVu H., - n 200
by LAWRENCE, OAKLEY FLEUkf:
3story brick u 59thst loS II OF ldave
WV
BY ROBERTS INQUIRE.
Of ground, Nos and
. Of plot b2roL. lOoo'
lstory frame hooe and lot No 60 ssSs 81 1873 BROWNE oo
ory O S,%s hons. an. lot No ii2 Cbropbe between
ford Beecker-sts; Ioi IS 4r. s%"
2story hos-e and a No - Saaok Jb tsd boome os
ST. lot ldSrO..
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw-YORK. ......................."FEB. :.
CLEARED.
StesmshpChna Maeauey Liverpool Ceodatra Philips Havana
Leo Dearborn Savannah Fsuita Doane PHILADELPHIA Charleston
e Carlestou Ellen s. Terry Pearse Newbern; se Bell Blake
man Norfolk CIV Point ldhmn0Id Gsucus Walden, Boston
Ship Auc COurteley, London.
BrksRcario Doy Gibraltar Grace Bo9e Ro'erlam speed
well Pattea Cadiz; Southeaster Sundherg Cape Town,
Brig Emily Corner, ANTHONY Philadelphia
Schooner-Comade Bull Trinidad o. NJ Mre Reed, Kingston,
JAM New Dominion Goucher Demarra Charles Ii. Kelly Collins,
Juan, Me
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan, WOoehu Charleston, Saturday $3.50 p
mise. and
Bari ST. Ursula Barhadoes Osborne Rio Janeiro, a. DAYS coffee
Bangor White Palermo, oJ days passed G0raaf jan
?. fruit
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P1SSENGERS ARRTTED.

FROM CHARLESTON-In steamship Manhattvn Feb John
Brown A.. Miller Hsrgan, H. Owens T. h Norton n Sc
Chrsty, A w Wsre Major w. TEnenng IT, MIN
ana son Capt W. SpeatieV, Samuel Couie.
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fFOT FItfh IuI iHI y ~ VI
ONO Island RAILROAD.

4 ONtr ISLAND
WINTER ARRANGEh h - r..E.
All after MONDAY, OCT. y, 1871 lrhHs Wiz ''"' ''
follows:
y. Greenport and Sag lisr5oL
lO:S IN Nouhport Way Train. -, a.. g.
HsDOr and RgeThead Express runs 'nIVoD :" "'
port on SATURDAY nig1S.
4:OO ,. H.. NOuhpNu Express 80 ,-.t---.....
SEQ NJ empseti Way Train TO ip on Saturday nights
600 ,. N Nshpoft Way Train q, ,--.-.-- f. D.
All sn branch for Iempsead Sunay uhns o h@syn
Glen valley eEye Huntington ina S9goS sa'e
n, po,,t Q.Al anlG Ga N j
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Dream Cleaners.
Tor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
il UNITED STATES snd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhPANl
Regular Mail eamer the 2A Of MONTH
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt K L. Tinkepsugh February Il
NORTH AMERICA Capt q. b. slocum March -
MERRIMACK Capt Wier. april q
Thes splendid sail schedule time and call AZ 81 Thoms
Para Pernsnbuco Bahia Rio Janeo, returning FOR
engagement Of freight passage apply 20
WH. X GARRISON, Agent, No Bowling green New-l OK
u 5. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, at CLOCK L. precisely nom
Pier No 4 North River
MORO CASTLE Capt r. Adams (vis Nassau Febuarys
COLUMBIA Capt z Van Size. February 10.
MISSOURI Capt b. Edwards (via Nassau February ~
No. 8 Bc~Hnggreen
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
4 NETWORK aud MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
Pier II direct for Havana;
CITY MEXICO Capt. Zimmerman FRIDAY, req H.
CLEOPATRA Phillips TOR freight. MONDAY, Feb p
CITY or MERIDA. Capt Deaken.. TIL URSDAf AarehA
CLEOPATRA Capt Philips for freight SAICkDAl, March -
''' F. ALEXANDER SONS % Broadway.
NCUOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
n LIVERPOOL and LOSDONDERRY
frtmP PER- Nor
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,
IOWA WEDNESDAY Februsr s.
and Intermediate SteeT4ce
So HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents,
BO@Aug-gfeen.
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANN'A, and WEST
~ RRN RAILROAD.


Dero @ Of BarclAysi o loot o. c1n topssi Re-,
WtsrRR ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY NoF a WV.
8aa n EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Dansie with boon
ton Branch Chester Branch Waterloo WITH sa1s =
Washngton With TIE D. L. and " r.
for ar a Shrewsbury Great Bend Bnghasoh srs
LacAaSa1nA
and Delaware sDd u eison z. Roads a.
ll4Oa NJ. LBiGH VALLEY BAPkEsS STOPS a. NsTNs h"s,s
1ecs Phlh~hurg BEL Del K X Tor Beylrre - ho ~
Raston nth L. " BeheAem, Allentown hash oheht an"
Wlkesharrs. - .n---... 49,. n
I0p SCRANTON EXPRESS At Dover With th+-ef T.
A, aterLo With Sussex r. r. and ashagtoa HA d. L. AID
r. X Water Gap. SiToufstHrg sni scranton o.
3lO n N HACKETISTOWN NAIL WITH Boo1"n ,b>Srr
SussrI Railroads 80 an IN 80
Por NORRlsTowS n3, li:2o, ll:pA n 2N ''1o ''O 30"
and $40 p m e ~ IN - MN , =.
groRASSE asl SOCTH ORANGE. $50 7o. 30 1919 .of
la.. m lO 2 ~ $40 ~ 49, 5;1 500 90 s;Oo AAl u.
m M Ii.oo
100 800 80 J:e, 800 J;oO tlo w.
So $40 $50 500, '6 $50, "S;Oo 93o' aha ''" p ."
Train, marked stop at East Newark. . -. % =,
faye ss. Yoi o BLOOMFIELD and MoSTCLAIR a, e1 and
= In lnandh
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

The foreign mails viii close the sub stations February follows;
Leave stations and 7i5 day before; aud A. 725
day before and 7l0 day before q and at p m day
before .--
WEDNESDAY FEB. 8.
Mails Europe Queenstown erpoo steamship Idaho
sails Per No s. y. r. close at Post Ohoe at $50: p Steamship
sails at 500 & No Supplementary Mail
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I'm. cins decree must be entered for we np me
SUts with reference to Commissioners 70
damaSeAn
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MINIATURE ALMANAl

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
526 Moon sets 1885
Island. 1851 Hell Gate 20
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Giip Real estate for Sale.

Gitp Real estate tor Bale.
A -EXECUTOR's sALE.-5l4 Broadway, OPP
"A. pose Nichols, Hotel marble 9uILHse s,l5c
t Eli b san. me. esa .n4 t no p S,
lot n e. Ais. :, .."s . SS p In - INIT md r oi.ssa
5osi Ape isU only . K STEVENSON SON. ii Pio.s
A -F0UR-ST0RY. high; stoop; modern f1es-
"A. eSs sSs1 iCP HOUSE q.s I %.Io c ., Forty "HA'l'
Also Printed List Of Stores and P SrRyss i%5 ~ 6S pn
4 FIRST-CLASS brown-stOne HOUSE, 4
"A story high stoop ORDER; shave,
Murray Hill price low VT" or TAQs' sf.9,sp fs'1ipTs
CHAS. MAcRAEs OFFICE. ground floor, 20
- Cedar Nassau; Conspicuous aDd convenient PROPERTY
fair proes really di'p,-ed Of
f scS 81 gIss b Brown SON sss. Brown esq
CRANK G. e. DAWSON BROWN,
REAL asr4 RRo Ss9K Esa lg s'q,d cs wv
DODGE e.q -----
FOR SALE-West Forty-eighth-st., near
~ M tEa 9; s, s y nd Sew
FITZPATRICK HOLMES, % East TSenty.uhris
EOR SALE-THE FOUR LOTS, together
with The Os0 S5s Bu !o,.s 4 f. D Ds
Appyto ns5I MULLEN WILKINS 4 Co, No Ptnest
EOR SALE-West Thirty -ninthst., near
ssro6; pnee $500 kLPATRICE HOLMES 40 K~t Twenty
FOR SALE-West Twenty, fourth-st., near
sl8cS KILPATRI,K HOLMES &c Bast Tseniy sbird-.t
EOR SALE-West Fifty-third-st., near Broad
vayA 3story brick and broan-stone DWELLING, 23r5orW
proe x25ON FITZPATRICK HOLINESS % Bs Tventy-ttirist
EOR SALE-In Sixteenth-st between Fifth
and s ,,,. 9f ' sTEyRSSoS SON II Pu,
NORTHWEST corner of Twenty-third-st
Stthsve-For SALB-Te Sore ProTery No. SO srave
norE Of Tvyrtvthiris about LT5 Possession Way b.
1871 Inquire OF HOMER MORGAN. Puest t,a'Il
CIXTH-AVE. STORE PROPERTY-A good
- investment TheHOUSE and LOT I'll SxtA-aye, Vel rented
Apply 10 JAMES GLASSFORD. No 5i3 Cans-si.
kTH-ANE., below j0th-st., an extra-wide SUI
- peo browntOue HOUSE price Tesoaabe 9Th or sl9n. ur
mture. W =. SCI Mouk ~ bt'sSsL
O0D-STREET PROPERTY for SALE-A
80 fine Pot Of SI Lots near fave Address l. SCHMIDT "
Broad-st
.OnTH-ST.. near 5th-ave., a desirable brown
sIO HOUSE, 3so, hgh-soop, llIo and tftenon Tor
Said WY W. p. SEYMOUR III Broadway.
$50, 600. or ths P%sSs aEss.s
HATCH RIKER. No l.Sy2 Broadrsy
taAA. nnn TO LOAN ON BOND AND
SZZC.UOO MORTGAGE, } to suit on improved
casle
v X STEVENSON son, II Finest
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Il II a .
foot Of Chambenst and foot Of 2dt, - follows; -
Throush Erpress ease Chambersst,sts NJ NJ 20
m p daily Leave 25i Al s:is m o:tI :, ~ ssa s,
And D. daily. Mes and improved Dra~ns Room s@essss
.eeompan through % Buffalo eoaReeenS At
Vile sepng Coaches running urongn 70
Gallon sleeping Coaches accompany The ~ Hsn ire s'
opehanna Bud.e tire SGD from NeN iork % a.
d. o. NJ raa n0rnssvie buffalo ADJ 'A1IAA'
Az Rmigrsnt rrAin leaves daily At 7:'5 ?. n
For " az. 400 NJ. t23ist SD nj
Por eJwn All Way al $3.50 Asl' 5l9 p li AM oon-
d.y.o q t23d It. hl5 A. N }
ForOtSyle and Wsy $50 a n. lSSst .I;l3 A. n
FOR Newbargh and Way at 30 and 40 p NJ @siI $3.50
y" iot :usrra aSd Way and c,t AS and '' p NJ
Tb,,,er Train III ~ r. tll-s., 81 - p. NJ 80, =,
For Paterson Way from I'd st. Depot o. , 9;to and o
J IS and b. M. From OhAmberss 81 DspA 4"
as 1000 A. m u m: LIS. l. Sis, and 6:t m
siae from 231s- Depot al of q m he
~ * 3.4 ts.l5 From Chanoerssl Depo sP
n and |, / t5l5 6. and t5.5 p al. ~, =, s.ts
Ear Piernon Nssck Tanans ADJ Way from 2A Depot si'e
IS t35 4:l5 5:l5 i65 and saiuraays Only us"
$50 a ~ ~ i'i" 49,
< IS aId 10 - D. No. ssd Saturdays ONLY ~ ~ nndaiSh
an1f0 Brarlng
Coaches and orders for toe ebekuz a1l nsf o. pig
nav h. M Al the Company Offices "a SO and W Drnal.p 20
tSsnIe.t; q retnsichst l2hss AID 1lr ave- bar,,ni
y Po. BookIyn DerOts o. Chamhersst aD foot -
Se.orE No B1rbane and Long oek Depot Jersry CAY and
Of the Agents Al the principal hotels. wa 2 paRR
l. ~ 1880 Ism Gen pas Al
DAILY : ~ '''-'H''N~' Wy
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J. JoHssoS, w., Aucuoneer
DY NSON & MIL l. L K,
ID AUCTIOSEERS AND
MokRls WlLklNs Aaetioneer o,rno1, c,rr
PROPERTY on MONROE-SI'
Real Gstaie to Gtlhanae.

MISERABLE FARMS on the line of the Cen
Railroad OF NegJersey 70 EACHAN1E iOr Ne"-iOh
Brooklyn, OF village property. Apply to NM sp....
NEWARK, n. ito EXCHANGE for inn
~ proved York Brooklyn property 80 desa4s ~ . '1
ste on pr-nneut streets A d. MbLLCk, IT,
BRO. Q Pine-st.
NEW YORK TENE n L PROPERTY
~ WANTED three City HOUSES Vanel al
s3JOH A MELLICK, jr. BRO. Pne-st
ORANGE COUNTY FARM, 40 to so acres,
" w.pei m exchange location Brooklyn NJ
A. rutland Co, S Beekmsn- st. " Y.
ITO Exchange for Farm-Well located Brook
lyn lots near Prospect Address G. d. Tribune Once.
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SifNkhs AolA4-NlAN ~ All
i,. A.
a. BRAY AT. Pu.nim.
IA. james AT. schmidt
3ll..Jaerer act. X lly. sheriff.
25..Kauhnan srt Doane.
81 Ferguson e. Sayre.
2T99. .Bleecktr at FOrihsm.
2J5. Coulter ayt. Boari OF Educs-
ton FOR City and County Of
New-lOrk.
q .Shedd agi. Montgomery.
%. Moses AT. Sylvester
S..Thurman agt. Reed.
PAKT II.-BgADv. j.
Il. French at. Dusmore.
l8l .Tsllman AT CulEpp.
y7ul RYDER sgt Commonwealth
ms. Co. .
"a. .Bartolg aEt. Hansen.
l6B. Chan 1ers ast Baldwin.
at-t. Rensselaer, agt. SIute.
2'2. Robbins fEt. the steam Stone
Gutter Go.
ll8. Roach AIT Pozuanskie.
l44l W ils0u AIT. >rlUriL
SUFAKEE COURT-GRNKHAL IgRs
and CAEDDZ0. J J.-O
Non-enumeratcd motions.
SuPsBI0K CoUET-TAAL TERN-Pl
r.. VI
%. .GoodenouRh Ho'shoe Co. sgt.
Grocer FIR ms, Co.
rs. .Clafin Ct al AT. Rosenberg
Il al
az. .Tieleman at. O'B1en.
2sl. .Cofev agt. Home Life ms Go.
~. HOPE Mutual ms. Co. AIT
Soulter
geuofh.
337. Cameron AIT Hanfrside ct a. 3
PART lL.-JoNEs l.
80. .Mor-enttan Il a. AT Hens .
leg % a. .
las. .Carrhell ST. Pr-'e-re - a. $
So. .Sin,orsaa AIT walker 3
liz. .peMp.eg a,. lt'.- %
.l1. .Decs si,i as. la'...
so. Morris. ain =. rct. Aoa.er. q
.so..Smitl aEt. COmAOu l4-.A J.
/. Co. y
uc smith aat Baltic FIRE lns. ca. q
CavvoN piEA--IHIAl Ets-PAE7
s1u.Fus lEt MsaaiiilA Us
L.rLt Co.
G.. Glres a-t. Ro.e1.c1.
60. Bege.os aci. He.el~
z-I..Usrs AIT. Du-llr.
~ tt'.rac Nav. 90. AT. +
Ni.rtaU
So. .Laml AT. Iic.Iiera
PART Ill ]. DAILY. j
l56. Moncne agt De'a.
se'',f il-i....,'. S-I-il.-b,, &
-, .i i-'' 60 80, :
- a, ... ~. -.
-. f5.........t. .
o9'.N'i ?. 81 49, r. 70 80 .
=. t''' 1.. .-' - H. Rab,;,. 3
'e.''i il..'. 80. rH,-,-, I'm,
a., So a. .-. ~,
-''G ~, y. - 80. - .-.-4i
$500 C'l.,., ~. 80. f,.yi'- -. 81
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

Passenger and Freight Depot seNYort foot 81 Leryst ron
psets At with Branch Railroad Hampton Junction
with Delaware LAcksssnna and estem Railroad Ppsblrg
with the Susnehsnns Railroad ant Eon With the l.
hiyh Railroad ami IL onnectoas omnfA direct Inc 1s
bagh .nd without change Of also Genital Pbns
yapla and New York State - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08

~ DEPOT IN NETWORK foot Of Litcrtr 81, Nora River
On and l5 passrlser uaas MI follows;
LkAVE KEWAORK FOX DERGHN-AHiE AND NkNA2K-At
$50 7:iS. So Si5 9;t. y;l3 % 1855 u 100.
200 800 3:31 400 & ~ 500 3.Jl 500, $50 700, so 500
$50 lO:5. 1890 ?. N. - -. ....-.
AIS l0.45 /. M. gB s:si, 30 t:iu. O. 90 800 m
~ r. ktEkk SuYellt-rctlt
X - BALDWIN Gta F4.s. Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08

20. .Kishi sal. Woes. I15 Dina at Bay.r
- -si '-ell'aae i'Ostarteyaut agt- Haupman.
'nnln@i Has vu also BE- he'd 10 Part II Of this Court
togHr ~ ArPEAisAtBANY Feb The following i IN. d.v
'1-4i ioi Feo o. Noa g. - s. l5!, g. o. 3d. b. 81.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

PORTLAND AND OGDENsBuRG RAILROAD TRrvx r,,
are being rapidly absorbed by those making co,ys,
sons of their 5-9os and other higl-priccd Bonds
With local. through, and pleasure business. eitb.,
of these sources sufficient to meet all interest olJ
cations and operating expenses the Bond Of ,I.s
section of the Shortest Trunk Line from the Ist,,
to tho Atlantic cannot fail to advance to tar a. :.
New-Enrland enterprise rapidly approaches conp.r-
tiOn.
Prize at present, ~ and Accrued Interest in cp,.
rency.
For pamphlets, with fnl Information, apply 10
FISANCiAL Agents.
f.. & T. FAIRBANKS q Co, St. Johnsbury. T.
FNEBANks g. Co., ~ Broadway, New-Io.s
FnEBANKs. BRowH & Co.. lis Milkst, bcston
FAEBANKs " EWING 7l5 Chcstnut-St. Pl.ia
GEORGE OrDYaE q Co.. Bankr,s.
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
eman Benedict, closing quotations were:

Tnc gold market ha- been quiet All day. with sal.s nj
IIH aIIO llOI the prepondr Of business Ia Ia, t
ttc intermediate figure. The bio,nnry Of f
fairs on the Continent and the gio"ng monetary coc
there rather encourages lower premium The anoun,
Of gold coming upon the market from the l,Iatlu of
the OO0ooom Fivetw'nrs on the 1t pr"1mo 1, c>.
pccte to have ts effect upon the price. GA geld loans
the early acr were l6i la2 and q, per cent Der dr
and and Irr cent l' aInuIn for borrow ,n. b, ,u
.equcntly holders paid 8. ana per have hal
carried over, rome Transactions iihr. the
currency gold carried Interest occurring III M ,,
time. The bids for the Tica.irt gold tuur:.'r: +,
6,tbiOV. vi IO " IIO,7. OF lL,e TO ud,rI;s.d -,