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New-York tribune., 1872-11-16

The voting of Miss Susan b. Anthony and
her fourteen associates at Rochester at the
Presidential election has taken a new and less
good d-humored phase. Warrants have been
issued by the United States Commissioner for
their arrest for illegal voting.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-16

Fluent allusions to the beautiful snow arc
now in order, as the first snow storm of the
season in this State has just appeared in
Western New-YOrk. The weather, which is
cold as well as stormy in the region referred
to- is very unfavOrable to the poor animals
afflicted with the horse disease, still pre-
vailing in the western counties. To add to the
farmers troubles, chicken distemper of
zymotic character has also begun its ravages.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-16

IT is said that when the Office of Surveyor Of
the Port. about to be vacated by Mr.. Cornell,
is filed by a new appointment, the President
will be guided by the Civil Service regulations
This NAV create dismay among the politicians
but it will please the people who have begun
to despair of seeing any official appointment or
promotion controlled by any principle but mere
political expediency. Having made such capi-
tai move in the Philadelphia case, the Prcsi-
dent seems inclined to follow mp his advantage
in New-York
New-York tribune., 1872-11-16

The Liberal Republicans and Democrats in
Ohio, under the leadership of the men at the
heads of their respective organizations, are
taking steps for a union in what they propose
to call the Liberal Party, on the basis OF the
Cincinnati platform, with the addition
of q Revenue Reform plank. This is
only one of the many notable signs
of the great gain made by the last canvass.
The State of Vallandigham and Pugh is thus
one of the first in which after defeat, as
heartily as while striving for victory,
the Democrats reafiTm their adherence to
the principles established by the war
and embodied in the Cincinnati de-
claration. Committed to the perpetual
abolition Of slavery, to the civil rights of the
late slaves, to negro suffrage, and to the sane
tity of the National Debt, who shall say that
the country is not safer, that the national fu-
ture is not brighter, by reason of their pres
ent patriotic attitudef
New-York tribune., 1872-11-16

and mismanagoment form the staple of his
revelations concerning the interior of the in-
stitution. The story is infinitely worse than
any which THE TRBUNE's special reporter
could secure in his short stay; and unless dis
proved, must produce painful effect
New-York tribune., 1872-11-16

Puck's girdlc has not yet been put about the
globe; but the circle is w1l-ngh completed
The Australian line of telegraph has been
brought into notice again 10y an exchange Of
compliments between Mayor Hall and the
Mayor of Adelaide. The last-named city is
now on the line which stretches for 1900
miles across the Australian continent to Port
Darwin in the far north, and thence by way
of the Indian Archipelago TO Asia and Europe.
When a cable is laid across Behring Sea or
Strait, we shall have closed the gap in the
magnetic circle.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-16

1t is told, to the disgrace Of the Republic
Of Peru that most of the dreadful business of
exporting coolies from China is carried on i'm
Peruvian vessels. The NicerOy of Nankin has
been obliged to declare his intention of stop
ping this traffic, the vessels of Peru being
specially mentioned as the offenders. Macao,
which is under the Portuguese flag, is the
principal place of export for these unhappy
slaves; and, unless the Niceroy Of the South
e1n Capital can check the avaricious foreign
ers and their native helpers, his interference
will not amount to much.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-16

The flames spared many structures which
are dearer to esthetic Boston than the
banks and warehouses, but they consumed
some property of fair Harvard which was
rented at remmerative rates. The gross
loss is s5G2,OOO, but insurances, &c, re-
duce this to 100000 which the President Of the
institution says must be begged. We do not
believe Harvard will long have to beg for that
S2OO,0OO Her sons are among the prosperous
and generous ranks of American society, and
they will be glad to help her now.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

PRICE SID CASH, NlIli StAL AD-
lANCE FOR TINE.
EXPERIENCE IN TnE l'>E OF THIS
Gnano for the pasr six years in this State,
Tor Cotton and Eu:n, has SO ia" established
It's character for CNccilencc lis TO render COM
mcnt unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy
Of the Company TO !i:ni !hc best Con-
ccntratcd Fcrii. pr at the lowest cost 10
CONSUMERS, this t,lA"o is put into market
this season at the above reduced price,
which the Company is enabled TO do hy
reason 0! lis large E.y:IiticS aud the reduced
cost OF manufacture.
The supplies put into marhct this season
are, aS heretofore, prepared under the per.
snnal Supr,inicndcncc Of DR.. St. JUIiar
Ravcnci, Chemist of the Company at
Charleston, ). c, hence, planters may rest
assured that its QUALITY and COMPO-
SlTlON is precisely the same as that here
loinrc sold. tlhc present low price every
acre planted Can DC icrtiiizcd with POO
pounds Of Gaar0 AZ cost not exceeding
til" prcsen! value of 81 pounds 0! cotton,
while experience has shown that under
favorable conditions Of season and cnlliva-
tion the crop is Increased hy tho application
from two 10 threetold tic natural capacity
Of the soil. Hence, under no conditions
could its application fail TO compensate Tor
tho outlay. Apply to
IN. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific tiuano Company,
No IS East Bay and Nos. AMI > Atlantic
Wharf, Charleston. $. Z.
JNN. $. REESE l. CO., General Agents.
Nov. %, l5--%m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
Nomination for Sheriff.

J. Eli. Peterson IS respectfully nominated
by his many friends for ne Shcrit.ity Of
this Comfy, at the ensuing e'ectioi We
deem liin i mos. suitable PERSON for tbs
important oifice. NEW BERRY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
FOR SHERIFF.

The many friends Of Maj J. p. kinard,
very respectfully annoaHcc him a candidate
for The Office OF Sheriff at tie cnSr.ing cleo
ton. His mature judgment, cxrericucc
and grm"ral business qualifications, render
him emincntly able 70 il this important
position. MANY FRIENDS.
Jan. 10, If
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
Corner .
FALL & WlHITER GOODS
OF SELECT CHARACTER.
CONSISTING Or

CONSISTING OF
Warranted BOOTS and SHOES.
for young and DID,
Warranted lot of Ladies' and Misses
SHOES. Of More 4 I.arabcc'< make.
HATS. for Men and Boys.
LEATHER. SADDLES. HAIR
NESS. BRIDLES. WHIPS. kc.
CUTLERY and HARDWARE
generally.
FACTORY YARN. by the whole
sale aid retail.
GUNS. PISTOLS. &C.. e..
COFFEE. TEA; SUGAR. MO-
LASSi;S.
soap, PEPPER. SPICE, GIN
GER. STARCH, &c.
HOES. NiONELS. SPADES.
SGITiIE BLADES. NAILS.
STATIONERY, INK: PENS,
PENCILS.
LINE and KEROSENE,
BOLTING CLOTHS.
SINGERS SEW | \ q. MA
CHIMES.
We hope to s%ti<fy in qualit;: and
price.
?. ". & r. :. Chick.
Sep. 81, 39-sf
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(lR()LIIl |
FERTILIZER
TRIUMPHANT!

WILMINGTON, y. G., Au gust 2l>t, 1871.
For ;hr largest production OF Couoa 10 the
acre, 1000 lbs. CAROLYN, FEHrILlzER
For til: largest pyoduc:inn OF Wheat 10 TIC
acre, 900 lbs CAROLINA FERr1LlZER.
The above premiums are tor crops produced
witt the use OF the Carolina Fertilizer alone,
or in combination with plautu:ion manureS
only, and the awarding ut : iii premiums is
lc!t discretionary with the committee Of the
Association under their ru!rS
SANDERS, OATES 4 co.,
Agents at C arot,e.
STIHENS i CInErON,
Lancaster, 5. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
NOW STATIONERY HOUSE,
e. z. STOKES

Ez EE. - sON6S
HAS jus: nIrnmi iu rh- rcv and u =
some fu'"'i":I inpn::i arv arIn,.i,-
P!GniH Office, OIL Nam >.rccr. Il c.,,nrL 'r
stock Of
STATIONERY,
Comprising T."t'cr, Cap and Noe Paper, IT
nli sizes. G'ltii'ic- a,rl of every d'.>crip,L"
Flat = ,ncr> of n y my. Duube-Cap. M
dium. lsryli. Snprr-Raval, and Imp~ri<i
SIS. w;'rch vi I c odd il, any auau,iiy. "r
manufactured ;n:n Hank Backs of any .isr.
and ruled {" Any pattern and hound In any
style, III short .n:irr.
ENVELOPES
In endless raricty-:ll sizes, colors and quail
tics.
BLANK BOOKS
OF every van"'y, Memorandum and Pas4
i''ok>, Pocket l,nk>, luv":c'. and Letter
EmG<. Receipt B.oh>. Not" Bonks. .. 3D..
ARCHITECTS and D%AUGHTSMEN will
tinI :, complete sock nf IN IferitlS kr heir
Use. Drawing Paper, in sil"erS and ..r.,
Bristol Boards. P">tn Paper AND lsoard., ,pt
Paper. fcnc:iS, Water c 'lorS, in cakes asa
boxes. Hrn>h"<. Cu,vnn> Drawine Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
OF every description: :. great variety Of ON
vru'rr' a'ri Useful articles TOR both Teachers
and Pupils.
ALSO,
Photograh Albums, Writing Desks, RoQt
t"t"S. EthIs, "itn Uoxa,, A,.u n o0sntu2
variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also. most elegant stock Of Coli Ceua
and Pencil 81 cs, Su:,e.bl, mounted HHib
Goods.
INKS,
Black, E!ue, Yiolct and CArminc. lRde!iLS
AMI Copying; Mucil.gc: Chess and B.cI.
gammon Men aud bmr,i>: Visiting aud X~r
ding Cards, and everything USUALLY kept la <
First Class Stationery Hcu:e,
Which tho <,.;.cri:cr in.ppdS this shall he.
He will still c"nd:rt MS BINDERy and
BLANK BOOK MiNrFACTURi and IA,
PE;,-Hl LINT ESTABLISHMENT. which
!ia> been i'll Successful operation for over
;hirty years in rhiS .Sta'c, and 70 which hs
will continue TO d'vote his own ocr.onul xt
tvhtinn. His sock viii ir k. pr up full and
and his prices will he found siwa,x
reasonable, and hc hopes 10 have share Of
patronage.
J. L. STOKES. Main Street,
Nov. Is, !G-t: Opposite rEenix Oficr:
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OA-N4 LII - NCv4Ss
Stste Of South Carolina-County of
Newberry.
BY virtue Of sundry executions, to me d.
reesed, will sell before the Court House
at NeSbcrrv, on Sales.dav in February next,
Nineteen Hundred and Nine
ty-Five 1880 Acres of Land,
more or less, situated in Ecwberry County,
being the ". F. Counts place, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.FIyE
(375) ACRES,
bounded by lands Of T. V. Wicker, and
Henry Koon.
The N. D. Suber place, containing
SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY (7a0)
ACRES,
more or less, and bounded 0v llnds Of Lu-
ciEda Brooks, Geo Feltman, and others.
And the l. NJ Suber place, containing
NINE HUNDRED (an0) ACRES,
more or less, aud bounded by lands OF r.
C. Swndlcr. and Estate OF Beard, levied
or. as the property Of the defendants, at
the suit Of Jan cs A. Bind, for another, vs.
". +. CoactS, Ivy u. SUber and u. d. Su-
ber. 5000
Also, FOUR HUNDRED Geo ACRES
OF LAND, more or less, situated in New.
berry County, bounded by lands Of J. P
Pool, Jacob Schumpert aud others. $50
And, also, six mules, thirteen bead Of
cattle, thirteen hogs, one mare, wagon,
Fo],}nr
tools, household and kitchen furniture.
Levied on as the property Of ". :. Ghal-
sners, at the suits Of jesse Dobbin>, and O.!
J, J. Reeder, against t!'c defendant, ". $.
Chalmers :35u
TERMS CASH.
T. ". pAYSINGEE, 5. N..G.,
Per II. \. BAILEY, ID. :. y. {.
Jan. II, 3-3r.
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Administrators Notice for FL
nal Discharge

All persons interested III the estate Of
Flavias J. Glymph, decd, viii take notice
ths, will Al ply 20 the Probate Court for
Newberrv County, ;or final discharge as
Administrator as aforesaid, on the 2nth
day of February IeSt. All persons having
demands against said estate, are reqrired
to render them in proPcr!! *,t"strd, and all
persons indebted 20 s,id estate are required
20 make Payment before that time.
WM r. EENTI, Admir-.
Ian L 2-Hi.
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ARE FOR SALE By
WILCOX, GIBBS 4 co..
Importers and Dealers in Guano<.
l}S Bay St.. Savannah, Ga.
III East Bay. Charleston. S. c.
Lcaycll & Spca:%nan. Ag't> Ncwberry.
T. +. Wise, Agent. Frog Level, S. :.
For further information apply or address
aS above for Almanac for 1872
Jan. II, 3-3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

TO the Defendants: Take notice that ;hc
Summons in This action, Of which the fore
going is = copy, WAS tiIe:! in the office OF ;lle
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas. for
Ncwberry County. at Newberry Court House,
State OF South Carolina. aforesaid. on the
goth day of September. in the wear 1871.
Dated 2lst day o; D,'ctlnhrr. ISL
JONES i JONES,
Dec. q, 52-G:. PiLinlitt Attorneys.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
Raj! Road Stock for Sale.

viii sell at New berry c. H., s. c., on
S.;le>-:av, Monday, February 18th, Thirty
three Shares Greeny:llc 4 Golrt::ba Rail
Road Stock. Tie said Stock belonging 10
the Estate 0! john Hair, deceased
W =. HARMON,
Jan. =. 3-.t. Executor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
{ oyar;ie's Eek Dcpe@i:oEy.
holiday BULLETIN.
.IINENII.i; POOH 5


ESpECltI. CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN
to make this dcpartm"rr attractive. hy tn,
selection OF GOOD BOOKS. combining en-
icr:ainmcnt as well as instruction 10 I'll,
young. The LITTLE fCLNs have h7d c<-
pcciHl attention given TO their vans 'hi>
season by the publishers gene-allv. 10 X
Ejr the young of all ages are among rhr
most beautiful publications. 0sthe season and
MICH LOWER IN PRICES than las, year
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
OXFORD EDIlloNS Of FAMILY AND
POCKET BIBLES. We have Just received
a large invoice OF OXFOHD BIBLES all!
PRAYER BOOKS. The assortment en-
braces every raricty Of edi;ious and styles.
i$>Ged sy thc Oxford Press, "hic!!. together
with 4 variety OF Other English AMI American
Editions, make The largest and most clc:anI
variety o! DiJc> and PRAYER Books. ever %.
tcrcd for sale in Charleston, au.i 1T arcaily
rct!Ec,d prices
ILL SrhtlED BOOKS AND SETS OF
STANDARD AUTiiOES, incu1in: Scott.
cooper, Dickens. lhackery, isaac D;<r,icii
L L.mh, Wavuriy Novels, y ,c:.uar. Chr:Sto-
pher North, Poe, ll,iHm, Minan. Ilond.
Gr"u'ie, MommScD. jowci;'S Patio. &c sc.
bIt StuCh - 100 large anu E3E.CU To emu
mcra.e, but our Store is arranged with q
view 10 the convent nee of customers. and
tie price Of each book marked in plain fg-
3res.
FANCY ARTICLES.
DESKS. WORK BONES, WRITING
CASES. por:c-tcIios, Photograph Albums,
Fancy Ink Stands, Fancy Boxes Of Note Pa
pcrS.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY AND
BOOKS FOR PRIZES, Sunday School
Cards. Illuminated Texts, Sunday School
Books, and large variety nf Books sHi;abc
for presentation TO Teachers and Scholars
D~PerSons residing in tie country win
please bear in mind that hy sending thei: or
1crs TO US for any books published in !smcf-
ica, they "ii be charged only tie price Of the
book. We pay frc .le postage OF express.
Address
F0GARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. 260 KING STREET, tia the BEND,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF NEW NGERHY-COEET
OF COMMON PLEAH-Scth NilIin:ns.
piNi:iiff. against julian Auu Whitman. John
{. Whitman. Elizabeth f. Wniin:an. Adriifc
i. N..n(!y and L:ur. nee l.. d tnGv her hu>-
band. George y. Whitman Jacob J. Whit
N ~: Anna C. Whi'm,n. Ail>cv Whitman
and John X Gary, p2icudIntS-Copv SUM-
mUn>-!"r ricf.-;Compl,,int not >"?rcd.)
10 tie Dy!rniiaE:S, Ah"'i%c \ DANDY and
Laurence T. IfrliIy: You are hereby sim
m"ncd and required 10 ;tnswcr tie complaint
IN t7i> action, which is h!rd III The cii!cc Of
the Clerk at Common Pleas. for the said
County, and 10 serve 81 copy Of your answer
on th" su,,crihc.s ri their office. Ncwbrrrv,
South CarClina within twci.rr days after The
>rrrjc' "f this Summons on You, exclusive
of the day OF such service.
Ii y"I fail 20 answer This complaint within
the time aforesaid. tie plaintiff in this action
will apply I" the Court for The relief dcIn.nd-
ed in the complaint, and costs.
Dated, 9;li September. 1871.
JONES JONES,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
PACIFIC GU.AXO CO.MPAXY'S
COMPOUND
Acid Phosphate of Lime,

FOX lDhlpSIiNI HllN tOtlON SEED.
Price S25 Cash, with Usual Advance for
Time.
THIS article is prepared under thr slpcrin-
tcndrMce Of DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL ey-
pressly for composing with cotton seed.
It was Introduced by this Company two
years age. and its use has fully a.testcd its
value 300 70 $50 pounds of this article per
acre, properly compoS:cd wiki the same
weight of co'ton seed, furnishes ;Ec planrcr
with FERTILIZER OF the highest excel
leNce at u" smallest cost. \ compost pre-
pared with this article. rs hv printed dircc-
,iuli< furnished. contains al! The elements of
fertility that c:u enter into Il first-casS FER
TiLIZEis. while lis economy must cummcnl
It's liberal Use 10 planters.
For supplies aud priatcd directions fer com
oStug apply 10
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
L(IlBBR ! LINDDRIl !!

THE undersigned having bern appointed
agent for tie sale Of LUMBER, is now pre-
parer! 20 furnish any amount oi good sawed
PINE and OAk LUMBER, 0. REASON
ABB L TERMS.
Constantly on hanl i large supply Of
HEART PINE SHINGLES. All com uli.
cations on the <''hj''c, Of Lvm''eT aill ic
promptly usHer"d.
= :. LINES. agent,
Dec. -, 52-"m W:l:...!l, :. c.
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GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C.,

Will continue that business in the same
store The stock is large and complete,
and will be added 10 as the needs O: the
public demand. and We respectfully ask for
= portion, il not all, o. the patronage here
tofore so literally bestowed upon our pre-
deccsSor, ". H. Webb. and much more i!
it csn be obtained. confidently assuring our
friends and ;he public generally, ;hat VIC
will spare no ot:ort TO ;ncrit their co~h,:cuc"
and patronage.
Our motto small hc qTick sales and short
profits. and the best attention TO the wants
of our customers.
". J. LAKE. G. u. GlRARDEAt.
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HAS inS: "ImDmi. in rtr res and u =
S''r"' hn'"ii:.I tn,,r::i a''Iv ar,n,.i,-
P''Gnix Office, OIL Nam >.rccr, I, c.,,n,t 'r
stock of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-24
SOLUBLE
? PACIFIC GUANO.

PRICE 50 CASH, WITH USUAL AD-
VANCE FOR TINE.
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Sbarifs Sale.

Nov. |, '7l-44-ly.e.o.w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23

up for argument yesterday. before Judge Pratt in the
Supreme Court Chambers. IL was alleged that
the Controller had postponed the payment from
tino to time without assigning any reason
Counsel for the respondent interposed an afr
dayit Of Richard A. storrs, Deputy Controller
the effect that tho claim OF the reator services
AZ surveyor under the Department OF Public Works
and that such compensation IL directed 20 be paid
from the funds 20 be raised by tho issue OF Assessment
hands Counsel claimed that there was no other fund
out which the relator could be paid legally. aud that
the Board OF Audit had acted without jurisdiction.
n WAS conended by the claimant-ts counsel that ac-
cordng the laws and ordinances relating City
Gnyernment, payment due upon the completion OF
The work and It's acceptance by the Street
and that the affidavit produced was Incompetent The
case postponed till tomorrow TO admit OF the intro
duction OF the Controllers affidavit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23
DECIsIONs-JuLY %.

Superior COurt-Spocidl 1Gm-By Judge Mcneil
nongerty sgt DIXON e, -Order granted Caaher sg Carahe
The sane Joy att Dcknson-1he Holt Sgt WL-houOn
denied; $40 costs
Common Pieas-Specal Terrn-Bv Judge Larremore
-Keyscr AIT sherockMoon granted Eageson sg spro!t-
Motion granted smith AIT denied With $40 cost 10
defendant Tominson ag Order gnte dnasing appeal win
costs Stevens act NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted. iomboG ag
granted Rombog sg DayiAaloton granted slnta
berg PAg-Jugnent Of foreclosure and sale allowance per cent
The Cs Insurance Company Kelly A0rr dreeaf ae
of sged ptemises In ne matter Wihena Wete-Ordr
confirming SPECIAL report In the matter Of the petition
ron-Reference ordered TO Robert IS kobnso 70 Ae
proof Of facts and report
CAIREDARS-THIs DAY.
suPREns CONSCIOUSNESS j. Opens flo m caenoh
called "
8..whiioek agt. Mcdonald and &c. Brown agt holer
orr ia. Whitney sgt Mayer
g.. Tucker Agt. French.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRIS Monday, July ~, 1877.
There was but small attendance az the
Exchange this morning and with tho exception Oh the
sale Of property oca ed on tho southeast corher VI
Madisonaye. ard sixtyseyenthst., the transactions
unImportant. Messrs. Muller, wilkins q CO. au
journed the legal sale OF the lot and buildings on
ave-, 60 feet north OF Thireth-st, by order OF te
referee, Lewis &. Lewis, until the 9Th ultiIno'
James NJ Miller sold, order OF the Court OF Commoh
Pleas acting under the direction OF Lewis o. CorDett'
referee the property located the west side OF NOT
ohst 81 feet inches distant from tho northwest cor
ner Oh Delancey-st. and known No. 81 witA the bl-
ing thereon which consists OF nve-story brick tene-
pot Eoxls) sold subject 20, and over and above
MORTGAGE now the property OF 5000 which inter
t6,615. wv - io'1' W i'ii''' W. '' 49,
Inc same auctioneer also sold by order OF the Gu
~ Svurt, under direction OF Charles Price, referee,
hnat e lo.s OF ground together with the unfinished
,ncreon, located the southeast OF
piauisohre ana Sixty-seventhst all fronting on the
avenue Tue corner lot Is 205xT5, and the remaining
i0uI ots arc eaoh 20x75 which were all purchased by
the plmnuh III the legal action-Mr Russell sage-for
$4,000. 100000 "e~ "
For tomorrow Tuesday, the following legal sales are
noted 10 take place at the Exchange:
Tu>sday. Juiy 20
BY VIM Kennedy legal sale direction Muh p,en
Sheriff. egahr lots Alb in RIO q.gI ,,is "a
located snd Known Nos and l6 Mubeys together with he
buildings thereon -
ByA Becter Son Co. legal se under direction Of Pbo T
referee and lot 22r50r nobsst ore,
Fourth Eighty fh. Also lots merit aon
Ing on the NORTH each 2OI5OIS22
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TUONAS SMART REYNOLDS and JOSHUA
REYNOLDS lett Wellington shropshire ENGLAND about me
year 1850 urgently requested to wnte home and they S Dear o
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TIE COURTS.

AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD OF AUDIT
The application of VIM. V. Smith for a
mandamus to compel Controller Green to pay him q
claim OF 1900 for salary as surveyor Of improve
DeDts allowed by the Board Of Audit hst sprne came