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Observation-Disclosures.
ruET OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER y. i57..

ARRIVED.
Steamer palistdc, Nelson, Norfolk uCrr!ail,ils,
and pIsstil;..rs, y. III. Roger. agent
Erip civic. New York, IN ballast. 10 load c-
ilacc0 III Trieste Ha.icwi!."h,l.
sc!ipoM.r Julia, Delaney. Georgetown. rcai.
HNwus.
>choUn"l. JOHN {. AIcSA4tn, CaYcY.ugh, coal.
Irc,rrir Company.
Schooner Asin!v Ld!A, Weaver: Baltimore. clay,
u. Pan 4 t".
SCHOONER Mis, -. Troy, \. y, powder, 5. =
ReiicN.
Steamer John Syh"s,"r, Clifford, Norfolk. mcr.
rbdntiisc and ra,,"ngcl$, J.. u. IAiuni. aVclit.
schooner N,nGwayd, Lord, Norfolk riu OS-
bcrnr'S. coal, Curtis Il Parker.
Sch"uucis James Nci,ircH, Cavalier and Warren
&. Nelson, HOSE, down tie river IL load wood.
CLEARED FOR THIS roET.
schooner Robert liea.y, Mitchell
New IuRJk, October ...-Schooncr Caroline Il icn-
de stuanis
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Serene, Jones. II Savannah, Ga 1jtl In
slant, with iron. six days from iiichncnd, Va.
BAlTIIoRr October a3.-Arrivcd. schooner Loui-
~ Crockett Flanders, from EichmGnd Va.
Brig Frances jane, Jones, from Richlnond, ur-
rived 1T lilo Jauciro Esd ultiIno.
for Washington, put iuto Norfolk OH eist Instant,
leaking.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
FORTRESS MoERoE, October i9.--The screw-pllc
leit-lionsc on Thimbie Shoals, which had lfcT
christie ard the Bug Light. In In successful operation,
and the oil Willougtby SILT light has Dcen with
drawn AID lie position marked byd black buoy.
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~ Wellington G"'!lin.
.tuc,loEccr AMI Real Estate AGENT.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL
> FRAMED DWELLING on THE NORTH
SIDE OF MOORE STREET NEAR ALT
MEYERS OLD SOAP FACTORY.--At the request
of Mr.. Cornelius S;arkic snail sell at auction. on
the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th Of October. ~.
at &. o'clock p. NJ. his RESIDENCE. located q,
above. containing three rooms. The lo' has front
of 81 by l3D feet with an excellent spring and scvc-
ri iiur !ruil trees. AMI some graVc-yiuc;. Ii i
,,iiiic comfortable fora small family.
TERMS: onc-third cash: balance al six and
twelve months. bearing interest.
oc lS-ia.os.i..5 W. GODDlN. hucii0nccr
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BY Wellington G"ddln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
rnrnrr of EirYcutl and Bark sLrrttE.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO IN
= DIVIDED EIGHTH PARTS IN AZ ACRE
LOT. MORE OK LESS. ~ THE PLAN OF
EICUANAN'S SPRING. At TIE SpUTHW EST
CO.SEk OF LEIGH AND HARRISON
SrREETS-l shall sell 1T auction. III" premises.
on FRIDAY The ?5'h October. i.7'. nj "'rnch J..
NJ TWO UNDIVIDED ONE-ElElifl fSEIS
OF THAT kCRE-LOr, more or Irs-. located -
alprvr being paris %! the SAN" land which va. con-
v,vcH 10 the late Bishop Moore hv Rev. John l"c-
hluau rs doiof tie Eth January. l>l" IuiN record.
ed in iicurEco County Court. THIS lot IS In an I'M
proving part ~ In" city.
TERMS: pue-ihiii cash; lEtanc" ~ four AND eight
months for negotiable notes tctrrs interest PROV
eriy secured.
30 10 W. GODpIN. Aurti"rer.
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~ !bCil Il son.
Auct;nnGrrS and E"a! Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main amt Etuk.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
\ BILE ZEAL ESTATE On TWENTY-SlXrH
STREET BET " = ~ " AM, : STREETS,
CHURCH. iii!.!.. N TIE CITY OF NICu-
M0Nn--By virtue "t decree pronounced hy .l:c
Chancrry Court II the city nj Richmond on the
18th day of tct"icr, i>.2 IN The suit OF BOu!5 It cts.
rS Brel Il ais. shall Clfcr Tor sale 1T public iuc
u0u on the premises, on SATURDAY the III dtv OF
November. ls52.at 8 O'Clock L. NJ, that EAL.IA-
BILE REAL ESTATE on the eastern side OF Twcn-
ty-siNth street between and \ streets. Church
il. The lot fronts IA feet on Tweny-@iNth street,
and runs hIck rs feel Ia al alley II feet wide:
The Improvements con,It 0t i large framed
dwelling and The usual out-honsc~.
TERMS: OnC-frurlh c1sh: remainder III three
equal iust;mcuis If iuar, eight and twelve mouths
for negotiable notes with interest added from ,ias
at sale and title to he retained until the whole rur
rlis. money Is paid aud i conveyance ordered hy
Tie court. HENRY &. CANNON.
W. j. LEAhE,
or ao-til, Special Commissioners.
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s1-s.rtov rasrEs--F nsurc Dsys.
NJ W.c.oliin, Anc,ioneer


nEaJ1TIFIJL AND ADMIRABLY
Is-nrJ foraTEp COTTAGE FARM OF
ABOUT FoRTY-FIyE ACRES, On Ih So Pr
hh6WBRiDGE ROAD HA All, s MlLEE AT ao kue-
Fast OF RICHMOND, tOk sa A., ,,rarn,sss1 m
a M4N6SY the asth October, 1874 mt O'clock r.
NJ that yesy desirable farm i0catcd ~ appau ,Ung
sbnut TWENTY ACRES. lying next To the colLise
Of Sir. George Gibson. The baud +, FOR inc nnon'
Ut very fertile. and now ready for the pioeeIt.
EB.s vol In tho ward there are several springs
nm the place There Is on the place neat LII
CrTTSGE. containing four rooms I'D coilp i,n
o,der and IN ont building suited for barn or staDe
For n market garden. or t'airy laI or snrglrmu'
rasenrc ihcinc In full view Of Richmond ana VIII
In hcar!u. OF its bc!sl II has Iecni,r @
i ~ ". GODnlE. iuctoEccr.
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HARMONY hall, October o. 1879

HARMONY HALL, October %, 1872.
4 LII p ERSDN rs HAVING BILLS
IL against HARMONY DIVISION, Sons OF Tenl-
lAraties, Will please present them Ia full tamount
pa.d on same aud balance duel 10 the undersigned,
between this abd the 2tth Of december. ut which
asia or sooner Is possible all outstanding debts VIII
paligui,iated JOHN A. JOHH SOS, Trustee
OF 2sIf aud Treasurer gt Harmony Hall.
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i:y TRUTHS s. Williams
Real t.~iai" .i.,.ut" a@d htctirnc"rs,
iIy;sn,f Irlyt between h!a,u aud Bank

,CtUNNlI~1inNFEH' SALE OF THE
= VERY VARIABLE SUri EEAN FARM
KNOWN ~ Lti'El!. S'Rl&t;. At AUCTION.
kir"uI rnt"r,d IN die 1T day Of March. ISL. IN
illcCaer III i'am"rS uni >ttprr ~, faii ana u.s..
the UNDERSIGNED. ,tiaI rnmnIi thereby az,
pointed, will ella auction. mon liz. rrcini.,s on
MONDAY. "ISt October. - = o'clock T. NJ. the
veil known "i.tI'I;li. SPRING FARM" formerly
The seat OF Edwin Cox. II c- en- tl!r Osborne iriI-
,iir ancu. one :tnd quarter mics below The city
and ;tttoius ~ three >ilc> Mir. Franklin S"tri,'s
Tree iIiii"s;nt". and contains about THIRTY -OH l..
ACRF.S Of hi@Hlr-imiT"vc' land.
The improvements ar i large HRl' Is DIV J. liz
ING. with gwo-,t"ry porch extending all around
buildngs.
The j.r0uHd; coataiG som" very handsome Shade
trees. and within the yard there IS Il fine spring.
THIS WAS ono" regarded! Is ono Of the most attrac-
tive country seats ilc;t: Tie city. and with the judi
clr,s outlay al reasonable Sum IT money 1t could
lie made in every respect desirable rs home. ana
for lrlc;.iUg or gardening purposes.
TERMS: buc-i"urth cash: bil1ucc ~ SIX. twelve.
and q .iitcc months tor negotiable notes with IN
tcrcs added and tide Retained until the notes are
paid.
land plirClaSci by the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company fl. lis eastern depots. &c.
JAMES ID. HALTBUKToS,
Commissioners.
GRrBBS { WILLIAMS. Auctoncers.
The above sale is postpuScd until SATURDAY
10Th uctoiar. and viii take place al the office I"
TRIBES 4 WILLIAMS at Il O'clock VI. OF that day
JAMES y. HAIlEtRToA,
IuDMAS j. EVANS:
GnrEn- I WILLIAMS, Au"tionc"rs. oc:!
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Ry Robertson & Rronauyh.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIopccrs.
Hall street, opposite courthouse Manchester. Y;

Hall street. opposite courthouse Manchester. Va.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUC-
TION.-At the request OF Mr. Edward E!ckcgs
We will sell II public auction. on Tt ESA the 2ptl
II October, iss?. at o'clock i. ~. SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES Or LAND. lying on tie Midlothian
turnpike, three aUt! = halt miles from Manchester.
This land will he sold IN small lots 10 suit purchasers.
I'arte, desiring small tracts Of land near M1ncl-
Ter III do well - atiendthis sale. Is this land /, IN
good nti~hhorhood. hoalthiu locality, and COVE
nicnt distance from Manchester and Richmond mar
kct-.
TERMS: : Onc-frurth cash: halancr. one. two and
thrpc wears. secured hE lc, Of trust the prop
cr'y koBEklScN x B!'oHAttl,
or I,-tds AWrtIoncrrs.
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GALE OF 4 PLEASURE-BOAI.-Uh
) THURSDAY The aISt Instant at J. o c',,ch ~.
under authority Of srcion l. act 81 J{ ~, =, r,,<
~ LorJcL w;rcIlcusc OF Nc&srS. =. 4. ihfdl, AZ
Co.. corner Of seventeenth md Dock street. ta w.
rlcasrrc boat PhI'LiNE- This E"ht IS ILL.,, ,c ~
ti;,sir~!hic d. W. Ii - -. riI,n,n~
or.i-Th. AftTh TIT 'Il,-t
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By Leigh Brotllers & Phelps, Auctloneers'
corner Commerce and Wnter street,
Norfolk, Va.

WRECK SALE OF WHISkEf. SCHlE-
w DAM StIISArPS. CANNED FRUIT. &C.,
Ar hITt1ION.-Ou SATURDAY the 2sth Instant
ri II o'clock. nj Reynolds & Br"ihcr's war"l' ~
Norfolk. Va. shall sell at pubuc ahclioh' w
i, barrels AMI half-,nrrcIs WIIISkEi, Sc''
20 caqcs sClIIEDAN SCiShIi9'
ISL bnxcs BRANDY FfNllES, e..
oqi b,~.S GAINED FRUIT. JtLLi 70. @,'.
cargo 81 Fehuorcr John H. French sunk =. ga o'
her yGv.ro from Baltimore to Galveston. icH'9'
TlUM. Cash. --,,,r,,,. > ru,-1 nc
90, tueti"ncc:S.
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Ey Robertson 4 irondugh.
Zeal Estate AgJI:tS alid Nncii"uc'ir',
HILL stree: opposite line cctirt-liouaC,
Manchester, W.

ltOBB'S ISLAND FOR SALE.-The pro-
" pricinrS Of the above popular summer resort
how, for the first time offer TO sell the whole Island,
or they Ill sell part Interest. preference being
given In The latter case 10 party familiar with the
prOycments.
Cobbs Island, situated eight miles from the coast
of Northampton county, Va, has long been cele-
iuis become popular and paying summer resort.
Address COBB BROTHERS,
Cherrystane post-ofice,
oc ld-2g Northampton county, Va.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Maiu and BAAN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALt =.
" BILE FARMING AND WooiLANn. ~
HENEICO COUNTY. BELOW TIE 'Iil w
RICHMOND, II AUCTION.
Ri,lrnrrs lnnni INr,rnt, nI IIlNr.lO

rs. County '''hl'
Gny and wife. August -. 80.
In execution Of said decree, W. "i! sci a; az
ton IL front Of Hcnricn c,.uri-l"G,r. "ii NJ
DAY. 9Th November tc0,ut-dIyh al /! en-" - a,
the funds at which the late JAMES ". hihI"rH '"''
>ciyea-to wit: ..,..,
The WEST COTTAGE TRACT, of at"&' ~
HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES. on ~ ne! w.
Charles City road about fourteen lh!':a. r'"" 49,,
mund. and within two nile, ui Jane, aver f''l'-
ing Malvern Hi. ,.l
prcduyty" farms In rr cuGuty, ant VIZ ".
care c.ln bc restored % It, i"rm"f ~ -!a'l'N.
think thisa most favorable opportunity IT, l'l'h
i really valuable farm -; = ,malt cast. t.
Also. about ONE lIl&HEED ACRE ne ~.
above. mostly In wood. aui with "inS '"u'
timber. This has several SNSLL lintNi 'i- IT,
Ana about SEVENTY ACHES ltAf lA' ''.'''
iGju!ainc Crews farm. aud iu "u'.Gs. t,.,.
TERMS: Costs Of -ut AMI Of sale IL tlrr.' 80.
in three annual iuStalmcu,N for n"t,s "l'H my
usGcd. and with good real estate or vera "'' .'
Curtv.
Plats Of Tire land will hc shown 81 III" ~, ~
G.. .tilRiHllhN'
Commissioner
GnrnrS & WILLIAMS, AucuoncerS.
,,,s' l-y.H It'll
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ACTION sAnEs---F...,.re Days,
NJ Leigh Brotllers & Phelps, Auctioneers.
corner Commerce and Wnter strects,
Norfolk, Va.
WRECK SALE OF WHISkEY. SCHlE-
" DAN SGnHArPs "a, -. f ss;L ,:;S
ri II o'clock nj Reynolds & Brothcr's Warehouse:
Norfolk. Va. We shall sell at pubuc auctioa' ''i
"''I rs i barreis and Ialf-,arrcs WlIskEY Sc
20 caqcs sClIIEDhN SCliShIfS'
a9 "a, h b,,s.s fI'nSNrD FKIIT. JtLLI Els. Sc:
cargo 81 Fghuocr John II. flcnc'. Sunk =. t, ''i
her voyage from Baltimore t" GaF"''oh' icH'7'
ii"A, Li,tEiiGH BROTHERS & PHELPS,
,,,, hucti"ncc:2.
Is Moody & Recall.
Ec.i rst,,c Aecc:s and Auc.i9retrs.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, VI.
TWELVE SPLENDID MICH COWS,
I FAT HOGS ANDFlGS. EcE SALE IT AUG
TirN.-At tho reIrest Of the owner MI 7. 4. t'r,
uuil strrrt l.evor1 The Petersburg l;i'rml,l. on
F.JDAr. oct.h"r :Sh ~; 1T ; "r,H.k - ~,
TWELVE vALuABLE MlLIIl Cn ,,,,;it @rar
for beef :.rvcrIl 6uc. fat HOGS AMI SlipAlS Tor
sale also. ., ,,,,, ,,,cI,
or rs it is rare chance that such cattle is thrown
"'r' 2R ,MS :' ca,h MOODY RoyALL.
4''''''' AUcinDcCra
ANY person having a horse. mule. Gov: or as
pcrsGn property t" dispose of will make ~" s,nc
known before the day %. sale. ct al
By Lee & tioddn. Aucroncrrs,
1ll3 Main street.
uGp SALE. THAT FRAME TENE-
& MF%T-lIoG$E. AND Lot FRl%TlNG 0N
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T. from which he concluded that thore may perhaps v
two rights OF action which not inconsistent: -
Thus II Ia evident that the Court is not bound ny any
actual determination OF the present question: nor even
by concurrent or overwhelming expression OF oplon.
That question then being open one, IL only remins
10 be said that have atentivey considered the eaDo
rate briefs which have been presented. and that my
Judgment is entirely convinced by the able and exhaust
I've argument OF the learned counsel for the planns
that the Board Of Supervisors has right TO bring the
present actions and that the present complaints are
good upon their face and should be sustained on de
murrer The demurTers must therefore be oyerruled
with costs and with the usual leave TO answer over upon
payment of such costs.
This decision applies 10 the suit begun for the recovery
OF ak millions Of dollars which IL s claimed In the com
plant defendants robbed the city OF by paying eIor-
bitant bills for work done on public buildings.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ......

PORT OF EEw-ToRK.... .............".....Ocr 81
CLEARED.
sship CITY Of Washington Delamotte Liverpool John g. Dale
ssmbip Franklin (CerS Dehnke Stettn Wend Rammeburg.
STEAMSHIP Fnia Gel Meier, Hamburg, &c, kunhsrit Co.
Steamship Crescent City Curtis Havana Se Aanue Mail Steamship
Steamship Gen Barnes Mallory Savannah Livingston For Co
steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston o., H. Morgan
s.bip Regulator Freeman Wilmington Lohari Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer BoOdgood, Philadelphia, LonAd sIeAshp
Steamship Bristol Wallace, Philadelphia
shin AnEshor (Sor) storm. London. Tetens Boehm.nn
Shin Caravan Walfar San Francisco, Chas COmstock Co.
Rsrt G.nner (Ger Christopher Bremen Heman koop Co.
BsI Johann kepe (GeL ahe via Philadelphia Herman
Bs5i oTIn ,Ger Fuersen Antwerp ke Chas Tobias Co.
Brg Abbie q ford Clifford, Barsees james r. Ward Co.
sehf Freedom Brl, King Windsor s. C7ndaL Bra5I Co
sor Anna Cuier Peek, St. John, b. via Portland HenJ
sehr Oregon Wilson Providence.
solr. John. Williams. Wilmington. N. C.
Sehr. Matilda, Weldon Tampioo.
sehr. L. $. DAVIS Bishop Baltimore
sehr. A. 4 Reynolds spple, Philadelphia.
schr. Harvest. COrSin Providence.
schr. NJ D. Deaeh, Atkins, Antigua
. Sehr. NJ E. uruer. Camp Richmond
20 sohr. Dar. Johnson Stamford
sehr. s. p. Goodwin Waterbury, Stanford
ARRIVED.
isth with mise and pass 70 Wendt 4 Ramme'sherg 49,, III,
steamship En @ lawson LoDdoa Oct 49, and Havre 10TH with
steamship Eiasar. Robsts Richmond CIV Point and Norfolk
ship Hope, IRE. Bristol. Eng. 20 days, IN ballast .
Ship Union (of Dmotl CotteS Hayre " days With mtse
Ss Y5esa & wiheTs Sun ieiIlnd 70 days With railroad iron
schr. Ganme OBJ, Tuts, 81 John, n. B. days with lumber
sehr H. s. Hathaway Cole saeEyle N b. day' sh ping
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Oct 3Arived bark Kate Agnes. from Liverpool
LEwEs Del oct 3lSaled steamships Zodiac anfUuV for New
FoRrREss MONROE Va Oct 9-Psssed in for Baltimore bark
Csnsmsn IRON DabHn Sailed bark Cheket for Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoNpox Oct 3The National Line steamship Greece, Andrews
froa EewYoh Oct 10, arrived here to-day
iIor --latest snip Helos see rim Pa0e
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NEW-YORK NOTES.

Workmen are repairing the wooden pave
nent OF White-st., between Broadway aud Em-st. 1t
hasIOng been extremely dilapidated.
Col. AlvOrd's delegation of Indians visited
The Museum and the other attractions OF Central Park
yesterday afternoon the evening part OF the dele
Ration attended the Grand Opera House. This morning
1he Indians will make excursion down the Bay, and
tn the evening Will leave the city for Chicago
JOhnfJOnes, the alleged accomplish of Joseph
Dempsey exClerk Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen,
IN the assault upon Lotte Stanton was released from
custody by Young yesterday under 5000 ball.
frrnished by John Branngan liquor dealer residing
at No % East Twenty-secOndst. He claims 10 nave
been absent the city IN consequence OF business
demands and denies having fed.
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THE McCUNN WILL CASE.

By the decision of Surrogate Hutchings, the
contestants of the win Of Judge j. II. McCunn will be
allowed standing in Court for the purpose of appear
ing at the probate and Offering their objections This
decision does not any judgment upon their claims
allow that they have proved relationship The test-
mony Of their witnesses was to the effect that 1t was
matter Of common repute among the neighbors OF Will
liam MoCuun that he had contracted marriage pre-
vous TO the one in which Judge McCunn was born. and
that the Judge had recognized and cared for these
testans the descendants Of the alleged first marriage
The viii will come up for probate to-day. Inc counsel
for delay but the Surrogate said that he made u
rule when he took up case that IL must go on frcm
day TO day until II was finished. Long postponements
will be allowed hereafter, they create confusion
and cause great Inconvenience.
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THE COURTS.
Monday, Moo. 4. -
Z. ID. CULVER
Waterbury, Conn .

JUDGE BARRETT UPHoLDs THE RIGHT OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO SUE THE RING.
Judge Barrett rendered decision, yesterday,
In the Of the Board Of Supervisors against Richard
b. Connolly in the Special Term OF the Supreme Court,
uphoding the right of the Board 10 institute the suitsw
The Judge says that his connection while ut tho bar
with suits having similar object those under
sderaton suggested him the proprety as matter Of
TASTE OF leaving these matters to the consideration OF
another Judge had consented at the request OF all
the counsel. TO tho He should content
himself with brief statement OF the results The elab
crate opinions Of Justices Miller, Potter and Parker.
propounced at the General Term OF the Third Depart
ent in the OF the People Of the State against the
same defendants have been carefully considered
with a view Of ascertaining, first, whether that
tribunal in substance decided that the present
actions would not e and second whether the solution
OF that question necessary TO It's Judgment Each OF
these questions must be answered In the negative Tho
only question which II was necessary for that Couo
decide was whether the people Of The ate through Vie
could maintain the action before IT
such too was the opinion Of the Court Miller T. j. says
fbaf il s OF no consequence whether the Court has the
nower 10 sue II the right exists In the people. It Is
unite enough that the action can be maintained IN
the present form In the name o the people 10 uphOh
the Complaint Potter j., In his opinion, says: If 10
sbo urn ont that the state Is authorized 10 bring his
action against the wrOngdoer alone, then h objection
that the Board OF Supervisors ad neeh oIted " I'M
material III the Attorney General Is not authorized %
hiring the action then this objection also becomes imma-
teris and the action must fall upOn that ground Jbs
brings the examination really 10 the ony question ~ th
casc the right OF the people 90 BRING lhe htuOn
For this reason the remarks OF Potter j.,
against, and those of Parker, j., In favor or
the right OF the Board OF Supervisors 10 maintain ,o
Complaint aud upon this question: therefore, me opinion
OF Potter, j., scarcely be termed discerning mer'
+. j. sets out with the same general Vows as
but closes by quoting an innaiion OF The IA
the Attorney General against Wilson. Craz Phhhps
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U. 8. SUPREME CoURT-wAsHNGros, Oct 81.

No. 1872. Prout agt Roby.-Appeal from the SUI
preme Court Columbia This bill fled By ohy as
The heir Mary Ann Roby who the daughter Of Jane hoon 70
Aer her death hoons husband occupied NE
,03sequentT estate fell into the hands Of Catholic
the benefit Of the Church IL
rcey Improved Church for number Of
for BY the corporation diss
ing Church abandoned IT, leaving uhenAnts In possen
thereafter occupied the premises without paying rents
&C. The appellant heir Of the leSsor By means OBJ
tanned possession mother Of the appellee learning
brought this @ ASSERT H. and 70 enforce oause
providing that the payment Of sfJV al any Tune The
in favor Of claim appeal instituted to review the decree
claiming that the not paid FOR years
60 DAYS the entitled to reenr and take
reply that by the original lease the rent was TO De
demands for rent II also eontendd that
property sufficient the rent then the lease should have
by the tor his lifetime under the technical com
No demand made
ceene Instituted forfeit the lease Bradley Bradley for appel
liant; Enoch Toien for appellee.
No s-Douqass ag Corcoran Rg-Appeal from the Supreme
appellant un1e iru favor Thomas Corcon de-
hell by the appellant yrndee OF
tie deed Of trust The decree that The
appellant should the balance demanded that the property s0n
brought the the technical ground that
with the Of the bill for she ree and cannot
be sustained general relief W. Webb for appel
liant: G. NJ Matthews for sppeIees -
g1 Fowler ag Rapey q aAppal rom the supreme Ooul
Of e Distinct This action Of repeyn TO recover
several hundred which had been seized ami detained by INC
for rent The appellant had purchaser
an0the who bad purchased from the original lessee
T the purchasers having any notice Tie
claim for the against the tenant IN poss
sion maintained this appeal that the two sales OF The rp
notice the purchasers OF the discharged
that the landlord not authorized by The statute
giving proceed by attachment agns, tue eha they
been twice should he pYerel Tot
ten of appellant Meuiek and Miller for aPPelees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
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FRIDAY Nov /
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khip sails a Y ~. from Pier No A. n. X. . -
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