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Yesterday, IN tho case Of the steamtug Clara
ClHrita vs. Augustus N. Cox ct a., the FIRST ex.
ccptton to the report Of Commissioner Osborn W..
allowed, and the others were dtsaliOwed ana re-
f0srod back Tor rcadjustment
Besss Nets IN the Ghannels of the Harbor
Declared To Be An Obsts.ssssn - Navisa-
zion.
In the case Of John ". Luce and Others vs.
fhc Steamship City OF Baltimore, Judge Batch.
lord rs decided that seine nets placed In tho cnan-
Ieis Of the harbor OF New York are distractions 10
the Navigation. His Honor's decision upon the
Nuession Ia In the following language
Tne incl alleges that on the 2lsJ Of Octooer 1884
tn ubaiiants were the owners OF vessel ntted up
as mandatory of hsn OIL anu Ruano a. sandy
ami sSDse% and we're 81 also Inc
81 q large seine employed ny them IN taking tue nsn
sed IN The factory that on tnat aav WINE ~, ~. nn
oDpSsite sandy Hook, ana aiter they had secured
8 largo numhcr Of Hsh In the seine and were
H"issmore nce,iaeniiy and wlTnliy and wanlonly
came upon them. ran over tho aeine tore II ~
nleCas and let OuL tho fish; that this Occurrci IN tue
8s1 lime and on the open sea; That the seine was IN
no eLannel where IT was necessary Tor me steam.
size e g; that ese was * inc on seine WAS
GOO. tlsc numoer Of fish secured at the time and
fnus tost was $4,000, and their value $30o and there
Waa further loss OF S50J In the suspension OF
IL 6h.lant's business while the seine WAS being
neasIea. Tue answer AYERS that the steamship was
e ~ yare o .a pnnhs Ss
CSsuRsl from sandy Hook to the city Of New YORK
n okarae OF atiuly licensed pilot aud u she came
d o0nISct with the seine 1t was owing 10 its icing
n ne channel In an unlawfui AMI Improper place.
90 s css 1 Sssssnc 'Is Inc n Ds4 q
tbciV laborers In placing, anchoring q
hanhug the seine. The burden OF proof u
a re hhellants 10 make cut The negligence al
Iaao1l am not aatls0eA that they have oOne on
IL evidence II Is not established that the ship could
have gone further 70 the westward than sho did
VlSaOns danger 10 herself She drew eightean teet
Qf water and was IN q narrow chaGnai. where, wNh
SeA 4de running: sne vas onngea 70 Keep unoe!
a. abstraction TO navigation u the ship. IN devatno
@ avoid u, would have been In danger OF ground
i'm The weight OF The evidence tends To thls con
Clalou Beslues. the seine was put IN the way while
the aAtp WA In sight, coming IA. She was pursuing
hOf regular course Of navgati0n, and DO not think
aMy aeelWence on her part n established. The hbs
n dismissed with costs.
&msth Cole tor the ubeuants; ]. ". Gerard JI
1og the claim. ntG.
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UNITED STATES ulsrRCT CouaT-IM BANKRUPTCY.

The New YeKk Printing Company.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Yesterday, In the pslision Of Edward II. Tracey,
executor. and Sarah b Taylor, sxecutrix Of the
esaAts Of James b Taylor, deceased. 70 have the
New Yerx Printing Company declared bankrupt
the Injunction restraining the Sheriff from selling
the property OF tue Printing Company was dis
eevells and the proceedings 10 this case 10 bank
rtnnsay were dismissed. The result oil this IL thas
the kSerA will on Friday next proceed with the sale
Of tho property OF the New YorK Printing Com
uanV.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME ccvsr.

~ C0JsIslen In rho North Rivera Ferryooas
0masisG Int Passing Stesner-Tse Law
nsaslating sdo Manner IN which vessels
0asusa Pass Each Other Not Adhered Te.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. "a, 1872
10. o. Steamer Cayuga and Hudson River
Sseguboat Company vs. Hoboken Land ana I'M
pvUsement Company-Appeal from the Circuit
Court FOR the Eastern District Of New Y0rk.-This
Is . case OF collision the Hudson River between
the II eanIs ferryDoat James Watt, on q passage
frsM liebokcn To Barclay street, New York, and the
Clssmsnt's steamboat Cayuga, proceeding down the
Ftv0r after having left The upper pier OF the Des-
Or0s6es street Jerry slip, bound around the Bat
terry into the East River. he collision occurred
ata'p0tnt opposite Chambers street, and about one
tbrI OF the way across the river. 10 was claimed,
and was found Dy the Court that the Cav caused
the collision by not Keeping out Of the way when
having the James Watt on her starbOard side. and
b0sh boats were crossing 10 as to involve RISK OF
Coltssteh.
Mr.. Justice Nelson SAID In MS opinion that this
PLAIN rule must De observed. and viii I've stea1lly
enf0rced on all proper occasions. and In case Of q
departure from IL, followed W COLLISION the onus
WIN no on the offending vessel TO show clear and
undeabted speclal case oil excuse.
q = clats0ed here that the evidence does not
eh0w the position OF the boats AZ assumed ~ the
Courts, and that IN any CHse the Watt changed nor
Ceurae AMI thus contributed towards the COLLISION
~. J. A. Fullerf0r appellee; I. Van Stanvooru Ior
hmAiiaufa.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couR!.


the EStmt6 ~ HNOWuS6 JuUhOts
Before Judge Shpman.
George washington Bowen w. Nelson Chase.
Hhe further hearing OF this was resumed al the
sitting OF the Court yesterday morning.
TIE 6rst witness called was On elderly colored
woman named Elizabeth Freeman. She testified
shat she was well acquainted with Madame Jumcl;
nrst saw her about nftecn years ago; the madame
employed her to take care Of her cottage Mt ,arss-
t0Ga; one day the madame told ner that she had
eO0, and that nc would probably soon be beard
from; she said there were many stories about her,
but they were untrue.
Two evidence Of Catharine Freeman, taken at q
pEovtOus trial, was read. conversation between
Madame Jumei and another lady, At which the Wit
lp0eS and her mother were present. anu In which the
Madame spoke OF ner son, was related therein Tho
deposition oil this witness 20 the eject that she
often saw George Washington bowen, the first
fi0o six years ago, whom ne came TO Madame
lusnel's place ana inquired for her. He then told
bis name.
7'ha 0.Onrt ad,onrnad iii tO-dav
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SUPREME couAT-CiacuT /

Il q Life Insurance Company bound 10 Pay
the Policy Of ~ lasane suicidse
Before Judge Gilbert
Antonio Gomez de Gorgoza Va The KRicker.
booker Lie Insurance Company.-The plalntiG's
husband insured his life for $4,000 In the Knicker-
bocker. On the 2lth OF October, 1870, he com
mltled suicide BY shooting himself with pistol.
lie was Alty-nve years OF sge. His widow broughs
ths SUIT to recover the amount OF the policy, and
alleged that her husband was insane when ne shos
himself
The company opposed payment on the ground
that the policy 10 VOID on its own terms:--in case
he the party tnsuredI shall DIE by hls own hand,
the Jury yesterday rendered q verdict ia favor Of
plslnun Tor The full amount claiEle0. with interest,"
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

A Secretary Opening a Letter Addressed 20
the President Of Company.
Before Commissioner Jones.
Mr.. Robert r. Yates, living IN state street. Brook
Ign, was secretary OF hardware company when
lately existed IN Jersey CITY, Mr. Yates was charged
before Commissioner Jones yesterday with having
opened q letter addressed TO the President OF the
company at the time the affairs OF the com.
pany were being wound up. the PRESIDENT
States Commissioner IN Jersey, who issued .
warrant for Mr. Yates arrest, and Il was delivere
owe r 10 Brooklyn. but as the warrant was not adj
dressed W tho marshal there ne had TO apply to
Commissioner Jones ior another one.
MIR. Yares was held 70 ball In the sum OF 81 600 TO
appear ID the United states district Court Trenton.
on MONDAY, and Il was understood that IN the IN
term he could appear before the Jersey Commls-
sOner to learn whether ne had violated the law.
Mr.. Yates claims that Nc MAS acting IN the capacity
aocIefarY.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CuuaI.

ALLEGED Embezziepscni 81 Letters In the Post
Objective Case Of y. J. Riley.
Before Commissioner Belts.
Tbe United States vs. J. J. Isiley.-we have al
ready published the iacts OF this case IN the HER.
AID At very considerable length. Yesterday the
Testimony was closed both for the prosecution aud
tNe aefence Mr. turdy summed up Tor Inc govern
rsoua md General Hnlyer tor the defence The Ccm-
Hniasiouer reserved his decision which will be an.
Doanced Ia the course oil q very few days
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Decisions.
Nv Judge Barrett.

fp,eman VA Huut.-Attachment granted.
ppatt ct nj. VS. Wood ct al.-Judgment granted.
Leon, vs.. Cartrisht et aL--Anidavi OF service Is
gsrdsaIi Va. Brdsall. Motion granted anu de-
seodsnt permltieb to answer within tel DAYS. upon
nnyne MI OF xiO costs OF motion Tor julgmcpt ana
IL costs of opposing this MOTION, aud lie Referees
SeeA II any have teen incurred. - .
Ward sewing Machine Company va. hVwan.--
Leave 10 receive or upon payment OF $40 costs
and disbursements, &c.
Greru ct Al. vs. Baker Ell al.-Mottcn granted upon
DGyment III $40 cvsis and upon Defendant s'ipu'at-
1n9 within Ave days to refer or 10 place tns CAUSE
up0B the SPECIAL Circuit Calendar trial upon Inc
next FRIDAY as piainlns NAV elect
Zones W. Nillard. MotioD granted IN part anu
0euyed IN parI; no costs see mcmoranda.
Church ct al vs.. YearaDce.-M Motion granted.
wilson w.. American Tontne LIE AMI savings IN
Surance Company.-Mcnorania for coansel'
Miller rs. shame Notion granted.
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SUPREME c,us1-TslAL JiHm-iHTL


A Transaction In oil aud How il Ended.
Before Judge Van Brunt
o. nartsmitn Il oil. VS.. Elias r. MiKcn.-The trial
OF sNas case began several days mncc tine fun par
scuisrs OF which were published at the time IN tho
HBRALp was concluded yesterday. A verdict was
gwen for 1871 81 Tor the plaintiff. The siatement
Shat the Defendant was expelled from the New OK
produce Exchange on account OF the transaction
ent Of which this suit grew was erroneous. nc
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Mr.. RoIman ]. Backus. member OF the Brook.
lvn Yacht Gnu and deputy Auditor OF Broosiyn,
Sel from the sioop OF Waller Dixon's house, corner
OF Thlrty-seventh street and ThiId avenue iaie W
Tuesday night, ana was Killed.
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Rnbhcry Of JeSyelry.

The jcwelry srore Of james McMurray. sac Pulton
street. was ronbed Of property valued at So, 800 on
Tuesday night. Entrance was erected BY opening
the rear basement door Win false Key.
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YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.

Tuesday night six small Doys-William Harmon,
Thomas Harmon, Cornelius Rely, Frank Ennis Arcby
Hadden and Edward Connors-alI under thirteen
years Of age broke into the store OF Michael Barrett
IS Madison street, ana stole therefrem sixteen large
faS hams and sold the TO Daniel DOoley. All the
bows were arrested yesterday, and arraigned before
,udge bowling, at the TOmDs, VINO, TO prevent the
possibility of their committing further depredaions
sent The whole batch to the Catnoltc ReiOrmatory.
nOOiey was also arrested but the evidence not
being strong enough against him he was discharged.
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SUPREME cuuaI -IaAl IERM-sAar 2.

The YsrkvilIe Police Justiceship.
Before JUICE Brady.
Murray vs.. Couiter.-There was another crowded
court room yesterday to listen to the continuation
OF Mr.. Nelson J. wa;erbnry's summing up In this
case. Mr.. waterbury occupied all day, and Ger.
taIniy the subject OF election frauds pracfsed
tins city was never coWIDeDted upon with more
punRent and eloquent severity. He will finish TINS
morning alter which the 5udge will charge the jury.
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Charles Barnes aged eight years. and residing at
No. PARK place, was thrown from a carriage
which John Rugges, the colored driver, was racing
IN prospect PARK yesterday, and had skull frac-
tured, RuRges was Intoxicated ana was arrested
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COURT or GsHeaAL SESSIONS.
a Day ~ Acquittnis.
Before Judge Bedford.

Assistant District Attorney sullivan prosecuted
yesterday but In consequence OF absence OF Wit
nesses several cases the calendar had TO be post
pOned.
Henry Hail, charged with stealing on the eth Of
December barrel OF sugar, the property OF John
Aiken. was acquitted. tine proof showing that Hall
was m expressman and was employed BY another
man to carry the sugar. The fact was brought OUT
that Hall was tried and acquitted IN this Court lew
months since upon similar charge.
william MAYER, lOutneyman baker, was trlel
upon charge OF stealing S42 from Theodore Lostse
on the LIST OF January and The evidence being legally
insufficient to sustain the indictment tn jury ren
dered q verdict oil not guilty.
John Kelly, boy, induced for burglariously en-
teriag the Tin SHOP OF The Hudson River Railroad
Company on the 10tn OF December and stealing 50
worth OF isinglass tried and acquitted. ho
was remainder 10 prison upon announcer charge.
Charles Kane pleaded gnilty to assault and bat
terry upon Patrick ConnOr, and, at the earnest re-
quest Of the complainant, Judge BEDFORD sus.
peuded iudUmenC
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SUPREME cuvaT-GtH.ML IeSM.


By Judge Tratt
John Schumacher vs.. Alnert Woodru6.-MCton 10
set aside ur,lr, VI referepc% denied. $40 COSTS.
Edward Doyle W. william 1. Anderson. Motion
to make answer more definite denied.
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M ODERN ART.

mi Messrs. GEORGE A. LEAvITT beg 70
that their Art ROOMS S7 Broadway will be Opea
to the public on Friia morning a6th inst, with
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.
Important choice modern Paintings emncn tanner.
foreign which will remain view unt
7h Bth they will auction
the Clinton Hall salcsrooms.
FIRST EVENINGS SALE.
The 'Welngon Gaileryw
comprising the collection made during many years by L
b, Wellington, Brooklyn. L. l. Also Statuary, by 3. II
Park, sculptor, New York.
SECOND EVENINGS SALE.
Paintings belonging TO Mesara
williams Everett Foston, comprising a choice selection
OF by of the eminent modern masters.
ARTISTS REPRESENTED.
The Importance and high character OF this sale b
appreciated from the following selection of tew Of the
|
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cuvaI or comm.H pLsAs-sp;cAl TEAM.
Hrcisi0Wa.
Au IallRo 49,

1srcisiO0a.
Nv Judge Loew.
Sackete va. characterization to open default
granted, without costs TO either party; Judgment 10
stand al security.
Lewes vs.. Muller.-One OF the suretes rejected as
insufficient.
Lsvrdse vs. Bsrmore.-Motion TO continue injuno-
ton denied, without Costs.
Maier vs. HOman.-Motion granted.
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cuuaI OF APPEALS CALENDAR

ALBANY, N. ", Ian. "a, 1872
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar Tor January 25-Nos 40. 90, 81, II, a. ~ 2v,
80.
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THE COURT rs.
lslefpsting Proceedings In the United states,
New York and Brooklyn Courts.

~ 1Btats u Madame yumel-ssine Nes In the
Harbor-The New York Printing Company
1mbsEzlement Of Letters In the Post o.
6ss-How IN Oil Transaction Ended
Tho Yorkvilie Police Justiceship-
Decidons-Procsedinss in the
Court Of General Sessions
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College OF the city Of New York.

COTcR6 o. tNe Guy OF NeW HOrHs
Tho trustees OF the College OF the City Of New York
meu in stated session yesterday afternoon. Upon
motion OF Mr. Lewis the Board proceeded TO ballot
for Presdenr, the result OF which was the election
OF MIR. Smyth.
A reso ution was ofered by Mr. Gross providing
for the amendment OF the law governing the college
money, and asking Tor $3.50. 100
Messrs. WalwOrth and Hutton were appointed
tutors IN the Introductory department..
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PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

Meeting Of the COmmiasi0ners-A Cadet A..
peiasmeut To He Awarded.
The Commissioners OF the Department OF Pubic
Instruction met yesterday, at four p. NJ. In stated
session.
communication was received from the Mayor,
containing the resignation OF Francis A. Palmer as
Commissioner OF the Board OF Public Instruction
and the appointment Of Eaocn L. Fancher IN place
or Mr.. Palmer.
OF the various wards concerning furnishing. pay.
ment for teachers. &c.
A report was submitted showing that the funds
FURNISHED blythe Public Schools for the relief OF the
sufferers by the Chicago 1re amounted to ST. 43,
and that funds for the wisconsin sufferers amounted
$i,slA making total OF $lss5s.
communication was received from Senator Ely,
stating that the seventh New York district incud.
ing the Eleventh aud Seventeenth wards m the city,
was entitled TO q vacant cadetship at West Point.
The Senator wished the Board to make sucn Sc
lection Of candidate as It should see fit. A COM
mittee was appointed TO take the matter into con-
sideratlon.
The city Superintendent submitted his yearly re-
port In which lt was stated mat the average attend
ance OF pupils for the year was n3.243, and the
wn0le numuer o. pupils taught during same portion
A COMMUNICATION was received nom the Trustees
OF the Museum OF Natural History. Infol ming The
Board tnat Mondays ana tuesdays would DO SET
apart 70 The reception OF subscribers to the Museum
to the teachers and puplls III the public schools and
OF the inmates OF the charitable instiull OF Inc
city, and desiring posters to be placed In each de-
partment giving notice OF said invitation.
resolution was ADOPTED ordering 500 copies Of
the new course OF Studies 70 be printed.
MISS Winlired Connolly and Miss Kate Du Bois were
appointed Principal ana Wee Principal Of Grammar
Scn0Ot No. IS.
A resolution was adopted providing that teachers
be required TO report absences az ue ond oil each
mouth and that twenty per cent OF absence shall
make II necessary Tor the teacher 10 give expanar
ton lie dismissed.
the auditing committee reported an empty treas
ury ana need Of money 10 pay large outstanding
claims.
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CHERIrv's sALE:-R. FIELD. AUcTlpNEEH. VIII
- seI ibis DAY. IL O'Clock, at go aud ~ 1se.
ond General sssorsmes. Of Groceries: eonsis::ss =
Wagon, Harness. 40, 10. By order. =
MArThFW 8. BRENNAN. shsrlG.
JOHN q. okyNoN. Deputy.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.
Enst side.


Enst side.
A NUMBER OF BARGAINS IN HARLEM.
n three story: basement aud sub.celar brown
' ssid %o's very oSssp: isS VIDE street $4,000
% sss 'SS S1:H s s", *ss
isssf : .sS md very ns ps @ss
ns:. EspGs high ;iccp s street, only '
'sss s sesy Sr,es ::no,dy bulls isaalslO0
Improvements; Ilok street, between Second and ~.
tSrss serV Yam: died In WITH brick ali improve
menls s4z4oxiOo; Hath street, bevSser Third and ooo
two story brsi improvements asiaOIl0O;a soo
new ror Story brown stone store Property soz5oI
norsss. second avenue IlsS street
,res Lot 2a.oe Tbs gIopery y, viii BE- sold very
a three Iory flame: al improvements; saIia1l0O;
rse STORY story sn stea al isih wide
street, neA A's'u' NE cRxsTo, ais ibiiS avenue '
A THREE STORY HIGH sToor BASEMENT BRICK lick,
n lsI4xlp0 all improvements and ID perfect ORDER l9oh
rs o NH HI, s'"oo s:.em and cr c
AZ improvements, lesIsslioo s,b street, near Third -oo
cry and basement frame House. iiias '
26ilon ll7lb street. avenue; street paved
VAN ''An sry cRSyfo iGs third avenue s"''
A VERY PINE TEIRp AVENUE sToRF PROPERTY
W" De va %ff ss THs ssssu
A rorR STORY FOB sroop brown STONE
N HSnsc for ss.eOp Jweutvbirf near
nue. Appy ic DREw Co, i;j Firth avenue; Branch
orce, s3T s:lth avenue,
a D0cBLE .TESANT HOUSE IN THiRIY.sIxTH
~ sale paying Per cent price go 900; $l6500
MORTGAGE; will eycnange for small House uptown rents
for ss56A PIlAiR's, b37 Third avenue.
pEsjRAH CoRYFR. M FRONT ON TWENTY
~ thrd and Lex peop avenue for sale cheap: frn
csss location public tnldnE or institution. Apply 70
ROBERT IRWIN SS Eowery, from 10 TO ~
A -FoR SALE, Low, LARGE NpMRER OF SMALL
n. and large Houses up towp,on every stree, ano ave-
~ T.fth avenue, above Jweply-sih Stree.
PREF REGISTER, WITH PARTICULARS OF 2o0
n Houses and Bridine Lots for sale 70 let contain
.ng city map, &c, &c. Apply TO " X. STEVENSON SON.
II Pine street.
A FOR sALE--A PLOT OF NINE Full L0rs
"A. OF First ana Seventy secord
street doJ loo, street,. Appy 70 owner Al 80 Bowsry, up
Stare.
ExTRA SIZED HOUSE, FOR SALEM SECOND AVE
II nue., Ninth and Tenth sreets IS fee, vide BY
m deep siories three PRINCIPAL rooms lt1S
papuy :unAees three bath rooms ard con-
venience large smiy also nrst c.ass stable Ia ninth
street with s,as Tor eiEb, horses Appv 10 b. g. JAFFRAf,
80 broacwAy. -
| L,oR sALg-AT A BARGAIN, A. FOUR STORY IHlLA
ds!phis brick Tenement sze 2vsb0 iot 2vAws, snrats
East Thirty third street Rents foI tllu0 On- T4sW
] csss required. Apply wJoHN B. DoiLb' " Wan street.
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ASTROLOaY.

A PAGf-lADIEs AND GENTLEMEN CONSULT
"A Professor MARS for good luck 10 everhlng speedy
marriages day and kenes he 10 scientific xsrol0
81 Third avenue. Twelfth street. Soe 70 u he
Tells hucs
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GALE OF NAVY VESSEL
- NAVY DRPARTNuNr, J
BUDnAu COcDrRUUTtON AND RRrAi1,F

SALE OF NAVY VESSEL n law n,,.,rx,r,
BUnnAU CoNsrsUUTtoS AND RsrAiS.f
The Navy Department win OFFER for sale ri public auction.
at the United States Naval Station engus aland Peunsvt
yanay Saturday. nth day OF January, 1s72 II ocoo
M the Screw Steamer "Cnastsnooga Of AUD tonss NEG
The be sold lies sunk. Navy anchors ana
chan. .sooa nsIumsnsss armament and stores viii NOD
Five thousand doll ars (sS0o0) to be paid At the time a
the remainder OF the within -
days tho day OF sale, otherwise the already paid
to be forfeited TO the governmsu6
CUPRENE COURT SALEM PARTITION
valuable Real Estate,
being part Of the Eeate OF the
lato David kobiuss
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AuctioneeS
win sell ~ auction on
a. the Exchange Salssrooms Ill Broadway,
under direction OF 0ratz Nathan, Esq, Referee
the owing desirabiy located Property =
Three Lots, 56th st no feet west Of Madison
live Lots n . b7th ST., 200 feet west OF 9TH nv.
Two Lots .. .. 55tn IT., y75 feet west Of 9th
Two Lots ". q. lth 1Ox H. In. north OF 18th st.
-Four Lots q. = 76th ST. las feet east Of Madison av
-Four Lota .. 77tn IT,. lab feet east Of Madison
Three Lots D. Ath At, l25 feet east OF 9Th av.
Two Lots n. g. l0yth st.. 45O feet west of 9Th ~.
Two Lots .. u0th It,, 4by feet west Of 9Th Az.
l06th and IU7th SITS.
Seventy.hve per cent remain bond and mongage
For further information apply to the Referee ie Nss.as
street. j. F. MALCOLM, Esl, No. Cha mbers sreoe
Maps giving particulars the Aucttoneer's ofce %
dar street, corner Broadway.
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pY JOHN U. DRAPER CO.,
Id Auctioneers. ..-.. -
The Delaware, LAckawAnns and western Ra'foAa TO-
ps"' "'A 10000 TONS SCRANTON coAL,. :. .,,ous
1t public sucsi6n, on Wednesday, January 81 "Hoeo'A
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25
SALES AT AUCTION.

A RCH JOHNSTON. Auctioneer.
~ Office and Sacsrooms, ~ Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
Splendid German English and French Engravngs
and Chromos.
JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELL win sell on
THIS DAY (THURsDAY), at II o'clock, o. their
Salesrooms, 81 Nassau street,
splendid collection Of EngravIngs and Chromos.
ON SATURDAY,
at store,
alarge assortment of Household Furniture,
CARPETS. &c.