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New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Thursday, Oct. II. 1872.
There was but a slim attendance at the Ex-
change, this morning and public transactions. Two
legal sales we're advertised take place but they
both adjourned, viz.
By Ninans, Sands GarretsOn, acting under direction
Of George L. Inaham referee OF the BLOCK located be-
tween Observation-Disclosures and ODe-hundredand-
second-sts Second Third-aves until the 94th INST
and by BENT p Farchild OF property located ON the
southery side OF TAireenh-s feet west OF Avenue
c. until next Tuesday
Regarding the suburban sales held. to-day, by l. r.
Hazard Rye Westehester County BY Jere Johnson IT,
AZ West HODoken, " J., and by j. 4 Foley the village
Westchester. VIII report ~ the results under To-
mOr-Ow's date.
Jerc Johnson IT.. yesterday closed up his Long Island
suburban sales by Offering selection OF properly belong
at Richmond Hill, l.. l. The attendance was good, and
the property sold under ngd restrictions against
Hulsances resulting In the sale Of lO7 Ot being disposed
OF Tor aggregate 0 S25 70 being average OF nearly
$3.50 per lot We append tuIl particulars
The following private sales nave Deen reported 20 Us
Two lots the sOutherly side OF One-hundred and
thirty ydrst-t commencing 36O feet westerly nom fJh
ave-. each 25X99.i1. for s. COO.
-Four full lots, l0Oxl00 the sOuth-westeriy corner
OF Seyen5have and second-st,
FOR $4,000
The entire front on the easeTy side OF st. Nicholas
ave. between One-hunGred- ind-elghteehth ami one
Ieenthts.. 26 feet 10 inches on the
Avenue x2OIl0 1885 on tic s0uthery ne 45so on
the nOrtherly line, for $1,000
by Messrs. " X. Stevenson Son, Of the fOru-story
hghstOOp brick building No. As West Twenty eghth-st,
size 21X55x1O0, tor 5,0o0.
BY L. II. Ludlow & Co.. Of the fOur-story bTown-stone
house loo No. 29 West FOurteenthst. De Ween sew
enth and Eghthaves for S50O0; sze, 25x65xleO feet
IN N. FN. NI Il IL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
nECTsIONs-Ocr. II.

yfprsne C9nrt-C ChGmbers-By Judge Ingraham.-
P, at esr4orSes memeraRda Of decision with clerk The
Pn y rel Thomas The Board Of Appcrtonmentho
Haas0uThe Nics ct al agt Osborg
N s Kev set voee aluiuncion ooutnued 20 allowances
NJ - rrp and vacated Blake hOsdruh-AOnon
E-ae Of enET " Gear The same CoamoIe Ag
serhe MARKS aEt hans0ni ne sane CiAnn az
Hartman et al
- worgan-The sane rhtfost BsurSh1uou denie Ban
= Kan-Notou deuied The People &r mcdOWan ag Greeo
rrsnd directing PAYMENT soo Seuihsd agt
Ereht-A Included Tie Necessary trces 81
s bb e-mut RON The creditor and under the
psr ercunstanes 90 not think order ol Dc
aje rrquug delivered rreeTer. Melton denied
SgDey1Oy Co,srt-SpecidI T,Tm-By Judge Freedman.
-Joles agt O'Luen, ShenG IA tSee mem for counsel
Common Pleas-Specdl TerR-Bv Judge Robin
,saBursJev AIT Bursiey r-Dl7orce granted 70 pltnuh
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
sHIppLNG NrELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw -GORK. e.. ................,

PORT OF gEw~ ~TORK. go. .....-........Ocr IT,
CLEARED.
st,r Ctg Of Bristol (Br Phillips, Liverpool, John a. Das
s.-.tir fiubris fy q D. stahl Hamburg kunlard Co
se-sh1u Havana Atlantic Nal steamship %
.-s Rsef Wooo West and Galveston Coast WreshHf
Company ,,,- e..h ri,i.s,,o, 20, a ca
Gen Barnes hai.lff. nsfallau
Steamship hout tafoinA becktl ShA''s''-f % 49, - - e
4 Co b. 49, r-,t..5 e...r,,.ir q.
stesmshin Concord Norman PhiiEdeiphs
siealnstip s p Phelps Brown, PhisdephL
saesmshig MaTfoWef, Fult Phi21eiphiA hAnN
StsrmsaIn 4. g. stneru Wares. PhiadelphN
ssesushiu Glaneus Valdez Boston. H. y. DIotA
fteamstp DiuF3. johnson. Portland j. p AHss y.-. r.
aiu Ocean Danl snd Rotterdam ke fnDchi Eye a -
sb,,, I~oeraa Webeke bremen, A p Agrefa
So, lyeat Wsst~ru Levin Liverpool G. H Marshall 20
-. Gerran Der Huncksen, Oporto hagemeyef buh
~, Do (Nsr Jogensss Cora for orders tunch ay 20
Bar hasfy ChsnssseEi oasenste~h Tor orders Iesoi D
am 4 "a -A..-
s-Is s, Lis ~ "a Burss Losdon Bng H. ". Load Co
a. Rgiy rg Msrsks Johns PR, Tor orders, JAa '" hNs
A.. A,o,. f,, Cs,6 BusBOs Ayre. tc J. NeSen sens ~
81, enc Br Williams Gibraltar for orders D. = " "ss ""
q. HayW EaFiy, Bangor
sehg Re Warren, Bsstsn, SnSs bafEesA
sehs Bay 8tats. seabnTT bofte1
eGkH. a y EaHso, Pms, Osa'tss@
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

baIes % TaAe place az Lne LAcAAnge uuIIus tIu to
mainder Of the week:
Fr1dgy. Od TO-
Ludlow Co.. four ourory brovustone
sto0p arsas b0uses aa elch 20I55Tuo3 ocs on
soltley Of ghtst commencing - ieet EesF RON
ElghthaVe.
BT Goodenough Weber legal sale. under the direction Of Aed
grln The elstery side o ria
ave between and twenty
MeGurc legal under the direction Of Freteni SS'I
referee 10 heated the north SIDE Of AlcAei
place Forty -ninth ST. lO3 feet Of tirst-Te
Saturday. Ocf. o.
By Kennelv legal direction Of F. v OhVer
property. ,5fJ located B5rIaeny sue Of Eleventh.
s ~ feet o incbe5 east 81 venue A.
By Jos Mcu ega the direction Of James henrH
GrnsEar rere lot. 29x9S9 Ocael tle lor a
of feet west ~ T.ElniaTe.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Grand Jury for the December Term Of the
co Of General Sessions drawn, Yesterday in DE supreme Csut
Chamber Ingrahm Depuiv 6henh Stevens deputy
otv Cer Gum eou sud Commissioner Juror, Dongss layo
beiug present.
In the Court OF General Sessions yesteryay,
Grand. aocnsd ~ Aaron
Wabr assisting petPckets to roo hin Of s@So On sres
a. w ~ eyung D. Ths jury brought verdict aoi
ru Mcure indicted abgu rear ago for rape vas aS
karge1 The complainant cannot 9 ioah
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
p .SCENGERN S4JLED.

FOR HAMBURG kc-Ta sean.shlp CiHgJra Oct i.ht Orb
nss Wsrv Harre I. Bodiue and iT Henrv Woods
sud sfr Mrs A. Williams Mss Hattie Williams Eugene Gao Ast
Kje rfs Mis- Williams Miss Minnie Ooo hiss Helen w Wooos
NJ. K4te MTs Anra Morton. Mrs T. fte smith Ae a
smith b. oo0s PessneT Boren1 brentauo Aal und
81 rer Heurr sdonheIg H. Bartlett " Nesbr Geo Nay
l. Erqht Daniel s.gsr Dr. Ankesen L. Bschmeer Dr eoIge
FAIers r. boeekeT LADY and children
Cs s4urrTeiu Frey, Nm laa Lu1cu tall a aA
NJ Be- Ia WroY7 Othe Hickman aDd others n sefagt
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
vivrATvRE ALN5sAC

65 5;io Moor rset''''' wv
.fg 49, e
81 Hen TAif
DAY-r. ., a.
-, eos - as7 Cows siaDd go Heb este Ferrr ll'Zz
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
sieambcars anb RAILROADS.
NENTRAL, RAUROAD OF NEW -JERSEl

( ,ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
r.eagef aed Freight D0t HeE-Yort foot Of bfsL Ces
& ~ eonerys ~th south Bransh r. Hampton Juneheh ~
ana sa'quehanua Division and BasB With tae esn
sna s connections forming rec ine 70
EWl sooai change Of ears; also to Central Penn A-'
ALLENTOWN LTEE To TIE WEST
SUMMER ARbAHG GEMRET.
Nomhneh'inf 'ul ~ bIA-LsaYe NeN-York a loiloEs.
30 a. n" ~ Tram Tor S0merylle ana FlemiuFon.
A. Hfor Eseu. bethlehem Bath Mfuch Chmk Wikesbarre
rioh Oity MI Carmel Heion runkh4nnock roganGa
haTefJ ~ eelnects % Junction Del. Il r
sAm-hD-fiNG EXPRESS daily lc1cept Slntaysl Easton
Allentown harsDurg and the Cannec al 8Omerle 0r
FenEtoni ~ sion Tor hsneh Chank Wktbarrs VII
Transport. hnc.
I2.05 D. m.Way TaR To- EIltoa
mFor Femingon Eazton, Aerovn MaHrh Chunk Mahanoy
City Haeon whsssbarre SCRANTON Reading
hphnta, P0tt.gille Hirisl1rg. kG
zp y m.-For somervie.
a2J1 m.-Fur Painhed
m.-Fo- Somrrvhe
an m.For kaon, A-uiovn sad haOch Chunh Connects at
Junction With Drl. Laca WssL X K
s. D. m-for Somer1lie and Flenilgi0n
5:N D. m.-ror AomerVue.
sp m-EvENISG EXPRESS daily Eastos bethlehem Allen
iOwu READING liirisbn Pittsburgh, Chicago, All csensaL
n.-F0r Someryiil-
10 p ~ km raatl-FSr kaanh.
and ll.10 .. m.-fer PiNuhrd
For EhabeA At 5:5 - 10' 5.l5 s:f si5e go s.is
1910 10 30 1850 il;ts l2O3, rs 90. 2.co lr1 o.
900 AIS 4Jn fi5 SOD J $50 3:i5 800 T. 0
s:t5 $40. 800 s.s. lEJD ll:5o 400 b.
Tickets The West be obned e oase Of the C,na Rail-
road II NGJer'eY foot Of Lbei heHforsi ana tie principal
h0leI ami aestt ohosa 10 HeH-fofk CITY -
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
5alGs bp auriioH

A UCTI0N SALE of GREENHOUSE and
"A STOVE fLAHTS !. For. Washington. YOUNG ELlIo lI
FaBee sf JANIS GORDON BENNETT ss FORT Warrington bis
sre and vauab sneon S Greenhouse PAntA The
stsek consists of
s-so Palm, n high and n serO.. DE Ansst EssHas las
DATED States
Pans. sne specimens
Sueiitna Regina EJaeRdid pecinsna
haraHtA Lehuna
0rEnge rTees, IN tuhs iarre plants hutias
Orauge Trees N poiS; fne plants, fru.iag
Fiers Hastcu-, India -rubber pAntA
p lauelas assorted
10 Azaeas ASSORTED varieties
Large Rboaodcndruns
hais,uea, or Bottle Brush Tree.
Large plants Of ofTabcrneainontsaa.
5yp bcgoaiaa. assorted varelcs all iu bloom
- Raiieues 0f Ferns good an dne DantH
~ fenseitz large plants
Alse' good Peach frrrs, IN pots and tabs
Anoi Age lots a B~HYauss. tarenas Draccuias, Caas
gum Eupetonums, Fuhas, JAsae3 Roses, CaIaALon n@'
Gersnams 6c- &c.
The attention 81 AmaeuTs Gardeners and Florists pacnny
called 90 this sale the only and hne fpefA Da'
N eIeeeA condition. Ad vii be positively soll sheai
Cars Hodsou River r. r. Depot ThirtehG. 10 a
stopping Al. Fort Washington Depot
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
Auttlon Sales OF Real gstats.
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, Auct0nesr.
A UCTION SALE Of SO VILLA PLOTS
situate
PORDHAM Nights. WESTCHBSTRR COUNTY,

situate
PORDHAM Nights. WESTCHRsrER COUNTY,
OVERLOOKING TIE HUDSON RIvER.
ADRIAN H. MULLER P R WILKINS & Co vii .en at sseses
On THURSDAY Oct a. H52 oock ;he Ezebang sasOo
No. III Bfosd~ay b. order Of l. Jchusou esq,
3G VILLA PLOTS
Forihsm Hrhts Msconbs Dam Ro-d
short distance Junction with CeHuAlavs, leng
MOST DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
Tie par Ees.osester County or the erection Of
SUBURBAN HOMES.
This property situated Of tie Hight esvanss
of from 100 20 10 evel Of de vef and
ieasiTe EAol
UNSURPASSED FOR BEAUTY.
THB LAND Is NATURALLY DRAINED AND PREB FROM
THOSE aAGARoUs DISEASES which prevail IN sections Sf
County defective. The
ton aboyeesebe property
located 5 uHder The charge Of
CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS,
who are nov maturing plans oonrracdon Of
MAGNIFICENT DRIVES AND AVENUES
and also for the erection Of
SUSPENSION BRIDGE OyBR
TUNNELS UNDER
the Harlem River connecting v u. Bs.s
yardo On he Eew-Y0rk
Descriptive maps giving IN haor, all sr.ss
s S St ss5 on 9SS sSD Gs e,aon i 20 the ana aao5e S %
Eighy per cent may remain hond aud aosssge. @lS
TERE JOHNSON Jr., AuctioHeer.
asa Estate promptly SOD na Eishaag AaeaoH safes o. s'"'i
Fmniture, herchAndse &c
MoRRls WILxIss, Aacuoueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES and LOTS
Il WESr FIFTY -ElGnTR-SI. NEAR ElGHrbAV AND
GRAND CIRCLE
E. H. LUDLOW co VIII ssn at AUCTIOy. on FRIDAY. Oct
49, 1877 At occk tbe Exchange SsoO III EOafsay, Nes-
YORK;
WEST .EIGHTH-ST-Ths valuable tory basement and
suheear S0ns stoop HOUSES and LOTS sos s IN
512 and "a W hnYeghs saath sds Just ~sst u hgh.se
frcfs veil 0ut and tnsei m hnf wood On fa
lnr55 pary~az) Lots HrlO3 hssss
viii De 0peae- ifolu To- lof lhslTeA"--
z. A. BRADLEY
JAMES SMITH. Trusues
JAMES McLAUGHLISb
For Mars. apply = No PnesL, Sew YORK
jFl53 Ea5)
ADHiAs n AueuoBeer
TRUSTEES SALE of First-Class FRENCH
Il FLAT HOUSES and LOTS IN LEXIsGrOE-Ayk, FiFTlBTH
ADRIAN IL MULLER P R. WILKINS Co. VII sl At anebob
WEDNESDAY, Oct o. a. Y ocock s TIE ETehang SAsrooH
~ oR0ER OF MESSRs sTILwBLL SWAIN ATTORNEYS
FOR TRUSTEESs
LEXTNGTON-AVE AND FfFTIEIH-SlIhe 1rstciass SsioT
brownone and Lots The westerly
SD. Lsrngt0niye the entire front between ueh and
House adjoining Tie and oHg "a
Ffeh The The rom 20 m - ieet Eh
that The street ~ by ~ ieet are
doo contains mdefn improvement
=" NJ n, os ~ % ~ - Fes "a ~ ne .eei.ssse, 69sD
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
CTVfI. NOTES.

bsysaa PAYING NE ea Of ere bank quesOss a. " the
tat and POeisn Of their assgRor may become maseEA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
fouses, Rooms, ST., t1)aHlso.


DOOM WANTED, with or without full or
IA English basement house ~,
frre location between Focsts Fourth ant NHib
avs Terms Address kOOh ln Once
WANTED. by a gentleman with a wife and
w ore child ROOMS. srge WITT aceye, siiA
York Brooklyn WdiAmsburgh Address f. Tne
once.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
AInsicdl 5usiruments
alarb!e ano s!ate Mauirls.

RlarbGe dno 5lGte Aduiels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
a. WORKS and 10 Bast Egntsenlhst Marble and
Aantst Tng Marble Coante honnDens pnees that
DEFY competition Marble taruias for The Iate
CTEWARTrs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant Of description MARBLE and
WOOD AAETELs T. b. STEWART Co, 20 and II West
TrentY-third-st seTeHtl-sve
- KLABER & Co, Marble Works, 223 West
Ds Fysrst. Broadway a8d EEhthaTeAarble and
Aabzei Mantss Monuments HeadSnes, d bortE2a
ship, low prices
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
SOUTH SIDE Z. R. OF L. l.

SOUTH SIDE T. k. oF L. l.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
on AND AFTER MONDAY, sBPfBhBsk n Isa It nkAiss 20
WILL LEAVE ROOSEVELT AND dHAhD-ni rhhHASS AS
FOLLOWS 80. ~ M,
g:ja a. u.-hHl 10 Paohogne, via iare % hre Fso''
esOa a z--AsrcaznndAaoa 70 bAbTlsa ,o.,
loo n n.-Accgu aodaiBa 70 bsbJoa anu Oets.Si y
jim . n-Rrpresl fnr PaeAogas. stage 70 Fhe flAer.
D m-AccORnodauon v raichotss
D n--AcssEsnedstisa te babfbsa
G:a D A-Aec0nnedatOa 70 Ne . a -. .--.... =.
n leoo asa 30 as ~ % usS, eesss, =
ys s.,.s s.' "a RssssssI 4s.si. s ss.n..s.s.s
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
1TCyU work MIDLAND RAILWAY-NEW

NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
Comnehcnf hOhDht Sepiehbct ~ '"'-- '''''s' "- Wv
ls,re I'd Central Depott
80 (tierro taf Montreal EInrsss. Hiih drawing
through 20 Wstsrtown Rochester, xud hontrr.i
IAN M Express vita drarsgoom eAp % buio
M Magma Fails
lion Sarfnfrn AMI MeEtrra kTnresa
. SPECIAL Etpfrs. lof AluJ 40 Alu
4te y A0nIral LfpI-a'' T's' w -p'Is ' ' ~ " - -
Aibsnk
eoa M gTpe,, daily sleeping watsrtosa ogaezs
hurga and CanandAgua
Efurr.s Aeepngcar Tor ROebestor bonAo
PALS: also Chicago. "a both L. \ and n G.
Eslr,saa sundaEs
1s.oe 18th r~niur rcars Trur and AlDAHT.
a L eurralP ruKsrAr
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND Essex DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water strouishurg
BnEhsnton syraen AMI Owego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depos New fok foot OF Bacayst and foot Of thristopeT
SUMMER ARRANGE EN- EETS eommencng MONDAY. Juy Is.l
8:l0 BROAD GAUGk EXPRESS TRAIN boonton Branch
DIRECTLY through nun hrEfok 10 binghamion Os
Wso. without sng- 9f connecting Chester
Waterloo vita SUSSEX x r. and with l.. aud B. K r 5r
Kingston. Wilkrvhsrre. Plson. &c.
7l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Dsnve with Beon-
Branch Dover With Chester Branch Waterloo WITH Sussex r r.
ler AndoTe and Newton AZ Warrington with the D L. and w. K
for Water Gap SouabuTg Crest Bend BRg1Amon.
Ossego PhsbaT with Lgh and susue nd
LeAl2h NaieT Il. R. for sil points those roadz.
1850 PHlLLPSBURG EXPRESS stons a Newark, Madison
horoWu. intermediate sonE al Waterloo With Sussex
IA rod Phil psbu- with Bel Del r. r. FOR Bed and LbEh
snd Sgsquehaans Lehgh Valley r. r. for Bethlehem Aan
An D. m. BROAD GAUGE EXPREsS TRAIN Paterson and
B-nion directly through ferant0n and Bnghan0n without
change stopping principal sa0s Connecting d Dover With
Chester r. r. and a Waterloo With SusseE K. r.
Jf0 PhILPSBLkG kA.hES3 connects at Dover with Che
tsT z. R. al Waterloo H. and Pnlpsburg Lee
l and snsluehun r. and Leigh Valley z. bethlh
Allentown keadnR, HarrsbuTg, ard the West -,
4.20 HACKErTSTOWh EXPRESS connects with Chester A
Eh Sussex R. R. for Andover heEt0a. and tganklu.
3.1J DOVER RXPkESS. . ..
For MoRRIsTOwS 7:I5, s:lO, Oo Zoo 2o S4o +'2o
Fer SUMMIT At 7s z@ aIo lGlu and a. $50, $40
For ORAgGR and SOUTH ORANGE 75 59o $40. 80 1o:lo
and llo0 n 23 10. 80, 40 $40 600 1;Oo s 9.lS
For ERWARK at 7.Is. IT'D 7:so $50 $40 $50 'loo 1890
Hoo a 1890 Hl0 200 I'D j:20 $40, $50 -fZo
f5g $40 600 SEQ zoo $780, 800 95 and HO
Tralrs marsel stop Al Bast NcEark. 80
Leave EeuYorx BLOOMFIELD ard hOHTCLAfR at 7:ts
$50 and 200 3.lg 4;iJ. $50, l0 and
A. RKAsOhBR, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
nFNNsYLyANIA RAILROAD, UNITEI

DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
RAIIKOADg OF s. j. DTVISlON-From foot Of DBSBkOSskS
sT .b nom loot OF FOR WEsr PHILADELPHIA
Ia go .nd 4.a 4 m l1.Jo 100, 5:DU, on. aD1 n y
night PhlsaslDhs y Camden and p n For BALIl,
NDgE WASHINGTON AM THk WEST, BALTIMORE, ttJ
M For the SOUTH 800 and 9si' Pull
ma Paaa. Baltimore snd asnnston AaT s n rsH
sgut ebaaxe For PeansyiTAaiE Rairoad-to
- al % Pullman Palace sashed 70 tss 30, a.
and NN fos Pittsburgh, ChcE9, aad Losi.
Vile Pullman Psse atiaehsd 20 me ooS
Ptburgh Cincinnati, Louissnr lsd ~
PHlnAa Palace attached "a tao ~
~ AID PitHbuyh, POt NAyas AAd
Chicago engr Tickets for sale a. foot oi Dssoress 81 o
of ga Bp0adEhT DATl 1Akes ense Jai y Ls%
A J. GARaAfT Grnl Manager y ". iAChSON, Gen ssp
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

A. aERwiE, AucuoneeL
RY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co, Broadway, cor.
- 'shsSsss Of Bsot wOrEs ofA Pnev G'o. Erni5rs &c
FRIDAY, Oct lg al p. ~ miscellaneous coil eilor oi
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BOOKS.
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co., Qate Leavitt.
~ sebeish Col Clinton Hall. AItorpses For The SAtE b.
AyC0N Of LRK1RKt COLLECTIONS Of B0oIs, fAlSrAsA ana Az
knds of LrrERARf PKorIRrr
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
CALFNDARS-rHn oar.

CALFNDARS-rHH Dhr
TylrEp STATS DISTRICT C0URT-lE ADMIkALTf.
sane as Yesterday
SuPRzHE CoUKT-CrRoUIT-PARr H-FAs BRVNT' J'-Oleh u
Ntam.
Cruse
The Placer herald., 1872-06-29
COnstabfc'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D by r. G. Poland, Justice of the Peace of
Township No. 3, Placer County, State of Cali
forna, on the 5th day of June A. ID. 1872 and
to me directed in favor of the People of the State
of California, and against G. W. Thomas and GER
tain real estate, Judgment eighty-eight dollars
and eighty cents 1888 S0-l00ths), costs, twelve
dollars (Sl2 00), for taxes and percentage for
the year A. D. 1871 l have levied, seized and
will expose to public sale, at the Courthouse
door, in the town OF Auburn, township No. g.
Placer county. on
SATURDAY THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE, A. ID. 1872,
at the hour of II o'clock. A. NJ, all the right
title interest and claim of the said G. w. Thomas
and certain real estate in and to the following
described real property lying and being in Placer
County to-wit; The Green Emigrant Mine and
Milling company's mine and MILL and all ma
chlnery connected with said mine and mill, sit
mated on Bald Hill in that mining district Of
Placer County, and near the Nevada road, about
foar miles northerly from Auburn, in township
No. 3, Placer county, Cal, or so much thereof as
will satisfy the above Judgment with costs and
accruing COSTS together with all and singular the
appurtenances therounto belonging.
JOHN LINEGAR,
Constable, Township No. 3, Placer county.
Auburn, June 9th, 1872. eS-3w
The Placer herald., 1872-06-29
SUM MONS

In the District Court of the nth Judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the County
of Placer.
TOWLE AND BLANCHARD VS.. w. 7. WAR
REN, EFT. AL.
Action brought in The District Court Of the l4tl
judicial District of the State of California, in
and for the County of Placer and the CON-
plaint filed in said County of Placer in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court
The People Of the STATE Of California send greeting
to ". T. WARREN and 4. b. WARREN,
Defendants:
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
L pear in an action brought against you by
the allowed named plaintiffs in the District Court
of the llth Judicial District of the State of Cali
fornia, in and for the County of Placer, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, Ga copy OF
which accompanies this summons,) within ten
days Exclusive of the day of service) after the
service on you of this summons-if served within
this county; or, if served out of this county, but
within this Judicial District, within twenty days
or if served out of said District, then within
forty days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of said
complaint.
The sid action is brought to recover
Judgment against you the defendants heren.
for the sum of -Four Hundred and Six
ty-seYen Dollars and ninety-five one-hun-
dredths dollars (Si67 95-l00) with interest
thereon from September 7th, 1866, at the rate of
Ia per cent per month, alleged to be due from you
to the plaintiffs on certain promissory note bear
ing date September 7th, 1866; said judgment to be
made payable in gold, and for costs of suit all
of which is more fully set forth in plaintiff
complaint on file herein, and to which you are
referred.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint as above re-
CURED the said plaintiff will apply to tho Court
for the relief therein de- manded
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
| - h1ct Court of the 14th Judicial District
SEAL of the State of California, in and for
\D0 ~ the County of Placer, this 9th day OF
April, in the year of our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Seyenty-two.
b. f. BURT,
Clerk
BY W. B. LYON.
my1S-2m1 Deputy.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued out of the District Court of the Four
teenth Judicial District, in and for Placer county
California; on the 1ith day of June, A. ID. 1872,
on a Judgment rendered IN said Court on the
9th day of May, A. d. 1872, in favor of Jo
Hamilton and against G. f. Carpenter for the
sum of Twenty-one Hundred dollars ($2, 1907
in gold coin, and costs Of suit Now therefore, |
will on
MONDAY THE 10TH DAY OF July. A. ID. 1872,
at the hour of IL o'clock, NJ, of that day, in
front of the Courthouse door, in the town OF
Auburn, Placer county, California, sell at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for gold coin the
following described property, to-wit: All that
certain tract of mining groun dand mining claims
about situate at what is known as Watermelon Bar
one mile below Rattlesnake Bar, and near to
Mer's garden, on the American riv4r, Placer
county, California and known as the Carpenter
claim together with all and singular the rights,
franchises and privileges thereto belonging or in
any wise appertaining,
The above described property l will sell MS
aforesaid or so much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment, costs, accruinS costs and expenses of
sale.
B. D. DUNNAM
Sheriff Placer County.
Sheriff s Office, Auburn, June y, 1872.
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The Placer herald., 1872-06-29

GIRLs-BY BoY.-Girls are the most
unaccountablest things in the world-except
women. Like the wicked flea, when you
have them, they amt there. can cipher
clean over to improper fractions, and the
teacher says that do it first rate; but
can't cipher out girl, proper or improper,
and you can't either. The only rule in
arithmetic that hits their case is the double
rule of two. They are as full of Old Nick
as their skins can hold, and they would die
if they couldn't torment somebody. When
they try to be mean they are as mean as
pusley, though they amt as mean as they
let on, except sometimes, and then they are
good deal meaner. The only way to get
along with girl when she comes at you with
her nonsense, is to give her tit for tat, and
that will fummux her, and when you get
girl hummuxed she is as nice as Il new pin.
A girl can SOW more wild oats in day than
a boy can in year, but the girls get their
wild oats sowed af.er a while, which boys
never do, and they settle down as calm and
placid as a mud puddle.
But like girls first rate, and ! guess the
boys all do. don't care how many tricks
iHty pay oI I!c-dIu utcy uon talc ciihci.
The hoitytoitest girls in the world can't al
ways boil over like glass of soda. BY and
by they will get into the traces with some
body they like, and pull as steady as any
old stage horse. That is the beauty of them
SO let them wave, say; they will pay for it
some day, sewing on buttons and trying to
make decent man of the feller they have
spilled on to, and ten chances to one if they
don't get the worst of it. Just SO.
L. NJ Mr.