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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-03

DfED.-At the st. Charles hotel, on Friday
night last, of infant lockjaw, infant daughter
of Edward W. and Emma w. Halliday OF
this city. Yesterday the parents started
with the corpse to Memphis, where II will
be buried.
STOP AND READ!
GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY
A place where you can buy a. much for
ONE DOLLAR
~ you can elsewhere for
ONE DOLLAR AND A QUARTER
The undersigned would respectfully 10.
form the public that they have fitted their
new store house on Eighth street with the
finest and best assorted stock of
general merchandise ever before brought
to this market and In order
to secure large portion Of the patronage
Of the public,
WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL
OUR GOODS AT LOWER
FIGURES THAN
ANY OTHER ESTAB.
LISHMENT IN THE VICINITY.
Our stock is entirely new, and
bought expressly for the coming fall and
winter trade Of this locality, and consists
of Ladies. Gents and Childrsn's
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS 8. SHOES,
CLOTHING,
HATS &, GAPS.
And all other articles to be found In .
first class dry goods and clothing establish.
ment.
We call especial attention to our large
assortment Of dress goods, shawls and
cloaks, which department 10 complete in
all its details. Our stock Of
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
CASSAMEREs,
JEANS, ETC.
10 the largest in the city, and We are On.
abled to offer special inducements to pur.
chasers.
In Gentlemen Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps, and furnishing goods
We are fully prepared to meet all de-
mands at prices defying competition. A.
it is to the interest Of every one " buy
where goods are cheapest and best
We cordially invite the public
to call and examine our stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Our establishment Is located on the east
side of Eighth street, between Washington
| and Commercial avenues.
BLUM & AMsON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
TIE UARRIor WILL CASE.

Surrogate Coffin of Westchester County has
been engaged Cor several mOn.ns past in hearing evil
dence in regard 10 the WI of the late John A. Harlot
formerly cidzc-i o. NewYork, but during the latter
part Of us life resident Of Yonkers. M Harriet had
been married twice, and al the time OF ms death was
the father Of seven cdren-three by his first vile and
four by lis second wife, who survived him. The testator
left his widow Frances L. Harriet the house and lot
No 1917 East Tcutht together with the furniture III the
borse during her life. His widow also receives az we
inc. me accruing from the rest or the properly uH NC
Youngest child comes Of except the interest," on
g. GO bequeahed his married daughter Ms' hlnnin
M MYERS ON tie death Of Mrs. Harriet, tlc Dulh
OF the property goes TO the four younger clluIth'
while Mrs MYERS the interest on t1OV; Geoise
4 Harriet the interest $780, aud James A hafilOI
the Interest on 5000 The three last-naed cnofeh OF
the first wife contested the viii on the GROUND nat %
beeu exeried upon the mind OF the testator by MS VIC
rendered his decision in the matter. yesterday adm Iung
ne viii to probate holding that IL was properly exe-
ruted and that undue lnnueuce was eAefteu W the
ult.a pft 10 te-f
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COMMODORE WINSLOW At HONOLULU.

THE STEAM FRIGATE CALIFORNIA VISITED BY
KING KAMEHAMsHA.
DISPATCHES to the Navy Department from
Rear Admiral Wnsow dated flagship California, Vaipa-
raiso Feb 90 mention his arrival there after &c days
passage from Honolulu The stay in Honolulu was
limited and after delay Il days he sailed for Tahiti 30
cety Islands the Attn OF January. leaving the MARIA
gansett port with orders to remain until the l6th TOT
the purpose Of filling up her complement OF men, ana
then proceed a cruise among the different groups OF
islands the equator, making certain surveys. 4,
II having been represented 10 Admiral WhsOW Dy the
American Minister resident at Honolulu that an inter
view with King Kamehameha would tend 10 promote
and strengthen the friendly feelings existing Deetween
the Government of the United states and Hawalan
Islands Admiral WinslOw requested that His Majesty
would grant him audience, and the 28th OF DeceM
Der received at the Palace, accompanied by his
staff printed slip from the Hawaiian Gazette OF jan
assisted at the audience. Admiral Winslow made
speech expressive OF the interest this Government feels
i the welfare of the Hawaiian Islands, not only from
the commercial value and reciprocal advantages, but
because they have been field OF American mission
arv labor from early date He also took occasion TO
xpress thanks for the efficient aid rendered by the
Hawaiisu Government tine OF the Saginaw,
wrecked IN those waters.
His Majesty responded, expressing reciprocal terms OF
frendship He said he had been thanked oncially by
the rendering assistance at the time OF
the SAGINAW disaster but repeated that in giving assist
ance fo shipwrecked this ocean, be followed
fhe ah,cr1fy and devotion OF our naval service. HIS
Majesty having expressed desire TO visit the California,
tine LATEST aud most imposing man;Ofwar that ever
entered the harbor Admiral Winsow delayed sailing
day two and received him Oh board WIN the usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
DECIsIONs-APRIL .

Supreme Court-SpcciGl ToR.--By Judge Ingra-
hsm-pinirs agt. Hg~inA-Fnlirg SETTLED.
stuyvcsant.-Orcr affirmed Bart
lett ChsceOrer reversed without costs HoWnri ae Rec 60
aEcon denied. Farrell snyyeantThe Eoton should be
denied and the alpcaled from affirmed.
Chamber Brldy.-Lewis Feund 81 a-houon
granted Tuska Louglrn aorT granted In the matter Of
MARY Ahustz, unat.e.-RepOr OF referee eonGIacA
Common PtdS-iSBec,Gl Ierm.-By Judge Loew.-
wins. rec Garrison Motion tened without Gotta
Bv Judge Ronnon-ln Equy-IOwensen Bahcock-Jnfs-
plaintiff; reference ordered 10 James g. Spencer to assess
damages Allen Macom-EEtTa allowance Of *9O memo
BY Jrdge Robinson. -onvoen FavrcThons H. bowon ap
pointed receiver after Cling bond In IS 600 10 lie approved by JUICE
Superior C0urt-SDecidl TGrl-By Judge j. Nj.
BArbOur-Ilslev egt. Nheelock--Case seiie. -,
B. Judr J. H. McCunn. Grant Nan ScnOoer granu pa
H. Uaock.ihe sane Nramer
observation-disclosures di.charge from arrest grated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
CIVIL NOTES

Judge Brady granted, yesterday, an applica-
ton for an injunction against the seeondave Railroad
Company restraining them from laying fourth track
on Second ave tween One-hundt twenty eighth
~ and Harlem River. the ground that the track, II
Lid woUd take up all caTriage-way On tie east side
OF the Avenue.
La the First District Court the Andes In
saraxce Cempany OF Cincinnati, Ohio, brought suit
against Jobn p. Gruber. yesterday, TO recover the
preInn policy OF fire insurance, which contained
the following clause: No Insurance or renewal thereoi
shall considered blazing until the actual payment OF
the premium The defendant commended That as tIis
sa,ise relieved the Company from liability until the
premism was paid, IL remained with the defendant 10
fetermine whether be would II or not, and tbat no
could not be compelled paw IL. Plaintiffs counsel
cited number OF cases recently decided ia the Count Oh
Dpealg show that the contract an executed one
buding uPon the Company and therefore binding upon
the insured for the pay ment Of the pgeium lie Court
decdcd In favor Of the plaintiff The amount Of the
claim with coats.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW WORK. .

PORT OF NEW-YoRK. ......-........... ......ArRI
steamship Al,eri. OH Ilyseol cna. rrnnean
s,eamsap Holland i Bragg iveTpoe national Sc hp Co.
eaP Anglia ,s sgs O Se eS POM and Richmond
o s.es@shp T. Fahii Trout philadelphia Bhgg.
stesnslp Hammoua Gerl M,r Hamburg &C., Ku9hagd Co.
sica9,.g Bristol w1 1,s6 Phil Palafe'i' R,,w,co
Bo 9T d.,. b. ES Sa51 Lion 9' cr S Guerra
| Payt ~ John OIrl Rvier Cairo F.bhr ( Claaucev.
Barr Graham iBrl veae Cork for orders v Schmd Co
Brig Cara Agnes tBr CANON, Grangeme4h Scotland haitOn
Brig J. Williams Cpr Williams, Asrnval J. r wtney Co.
Bng T. H. Todd AGqe kin ftor JAM H. H. sSomoa o.
BT F E3eE naa DAY Ioh1iE Funcl Edge Co.
Brs pedro BAbrs trinidad B. W. L. m-r4et s. T. cOrO7'
Robert Mover Abbott B;nl9e II TF'EsIass 1 s; c
R5S aye'% Sat Sr GS al1'l G H Msar! co.
Ir Peer Mitchell Brl Godfrey B.ricci, B. !. wcnburs.
fei LIN k ClrE, Morris Gonses,er, R. / Gei'in Son.
Schr Horace l. Francis. New.IIar'u. F. D. Dwight
SEM KlleJ Hoy,, Arnoli Nev-n Campbell Gardner
ARRIVED.
Steamship England B Anress Liver March 20 and Queens
steamship Cmira Gcj sa pnL-5 N rch 90 via Havre 23i
SeaHfp ers lB Dly, Antwerp March - with md.e.
Sp Ada l. OaOD of st. john 81 Whitney Antwerp IS days
BaI I Ellen of John " b. Taccr H,vrn, q d' with sugar
BARK Goethe Gerl steensr, Liverpool Jii B. Wl ralse
BarE fllcs of Y'r9aa6 n So PHa,c Paero 30 Law, With fruit
BARK Necar (Norl Fsol CarI - a,s with r.roal
Dsil Martin w. BieiI, BLANCHARD, Cay Ilnes 1! days. with medo
A sp Atlantic tof YewHa7eu) Icron Pierre Mart Il days,
Tnfk candy Hook. Dar-ow, serua II SAYS with
Bark lqi2a oi LyCpoOl sharp Gay Frances Il days Win
B.r1 Traveller to Liverpool, reuaed PemaHbuco March with
Ear Ra o Annapolis y SD Sanford BasnOs Ayres 70 DIS with
Br1 len Nevis of I7erpoon Cummings sagua , g. via Della
ware Beaag uter
lrE L. T. Hoasoa (of Maca Monon, C.Hz 81 days with
& Is5emia tof Truro v s Crneloa 'r.a Jan 20 VITA t.
Brs U j. & (of re4zncei. james. PaerHo Id G Uth fruit
Br Beatrice sidney b. G.esof Malaga Feo J. and
Gibraltar H.
BrF l. IA tS1,,lj. Wacrins Malaga 90 DAYS. d f-1i
Scbr iIenrrta Sacol Laaytt. P1lale ll'a Boston
Schr L. " kDosl5 GOT Loori ctaIol 49, .44 T. r. IL days
via Delaware Ereaswater a holrs, Et. mola.
Jonas SMITH og aol, Ca4yAicn days, visa moases and
scr WILSON of Joao7or Eerne G1ananno &c LAYS. with
Ear yid Lr-s, Corpus CLr -4ah T. with has ai
WOOL
scH0asKRs-KIyER AyD COAsrwIsR
T r r.n-eit Wilma. Minnie E.lacr GeorreoFn D. c..
J.. lee j. :. t4i-l4r'
Lane Elu.ou. b.. t...rr T. c. Benton. Air.Tl7.
Ai. j. Ireland, AAaTe" 5tlalt
Mary Coyne, Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS. .
B0sToy. April 2Asc. steam nip l from ti+'aeo'ai baIA
s. b. Hale. o to-
Laws De April Arrvcd hg Nbe c. T-.Int, Eom Gaanzasi
schr. AdGie q. LIyaHt from Dcma iIl ~ 'lrfs
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrFFyvTowv ANIL 3Ile uuan Lac q ar2lin City ~ Pa,
Mirehou,e NeNyorS March - for Liverpool arrived IL iis LaE-
BsrgT kpr 5-Iic General Tiusa.lr Ciuran,s hip
vile Paris sIuola !rm Aew-io.s IA - lof ATe, aTo
here tlis morning -
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, April 3, 1874.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, April 3, 1874.
There was large attendance of real estate
dealers at the Exchange this morning to witness the sale
OF the real sold by order Of the trustees of Walter
Roche. Tie SALE with the exception of the two lots
the OF One-hundred-a and FifthaTe
exceedingly unsatisfactory the los selling at prices
below those current at private sale. The auction was
conducted with greatfainess by Mr. william Kennedy
shers auctoneer, and every lot absolutely sold
Messrs A. j. Blocker Son & Co. sold lot Seventy
nrst-st Avenue a. 4 all detasyf property offered
and sold will be found below. . -
V. X stevenson tE Sou. Real Estate Agents, No ii
Pne-st have issued their Register for April containing
lists of improved and unimprOved real estate Tor SAFE
with prices annexed also. "a schedule OF houses ana D
ness property rental map Of the city is annexed
and "a large amount of interesting matter carefn!ly
cOated in regard to present and Projected Improve
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pASSFNGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvrTPOoI-In steamship Algeria hrrl 3Mr and Mr g.
g. ryh;er Mr. Ms W. Bradford J. Bradford g. Brewer, Miss
Brewer and aid e. villa H. T. L. T. ie Mss Nelly
Orsnt & sn1hencr. l. Rceuieii g. e. JEFFREY A. ~ smith MI
child ad sevauts J. +. Clarke 4 VII
son. T. Coory Mr. and Ms A. K Bore and maid, Ms L.
Hore Fore Mis- r. Leach, J. T. Lewis, j. kealng
Mrs Jones. ~ Boyoa. B. Isoqrs Capt H. II Puaire Dr.
T. H. Ter Edwards. Mr and Mrs W. s. Waters and IN
FAINT Poster Weiss M and i J. F. Hartley. e. H. Cegg, A.
Young A. Teak T. n MeCanien, 4. CalaNe, Mrs NJ
Carnegie ~ A. Robinson Mr. and Af 4. o. Sh Ms ITes
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PfcSENGERy ARRIVED.

FROM ItVEEPOOL-In steamship England, April 3Mffne. A.
Miss A. SlateTv. NJ and Mrs JeGo0 Nj sara White Mrs.
Gsihorp md infant Capt Browning Mr. and Mr- Fans and SON
Mr. and End ch4Ten, T. Astou W. Jenknson, l.
Cade IT. Prv1av. Mchae, Sweeney.
FROM ILaMBURG-n steamship Cambria. April al. TAYLOR Ar
no Blum. Wm. Wite Ch1s j. Frank L. Hoffman, wife, children
Goh wife clircn Mare Levin
Crowley Dr. Seetzer VIZ Brkhause Mr. hlhg AZ
rect Lanqer Borchos Nina UheieT. j. Can ari vc j.
second cabin and
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H. rsd charge Of ming and ns cancelled revenue stamps
sdnts plc pol ces
but claimed that policies accepted and that tie stamps
not having been actually used n u valid
John Barker and John Mclaughlin were COM
mii hy Justice Bowling Yesterday charge breaking INTO simon
fhers and stealing 100 worth Of clothing
cxaisnstion o. Dr. Gne charged wish procuring
abortion uron resumed hut the absence Of al
evidence Of ulslpaeuce tbe was dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

lot 7i,t 80 v Of Avenue a ?. si4s s277c
lots eeth.t "a n Of shave each lsIio5 ......si12o 200
9jh- 373 n lOth-ave 25rfs ............ $50
Of shave each l5s2 3 .3. ............. 1890
lois IaGs Us Il of lOti.sye each 25tlOO $3.50
los Tooth A. 253 Of lgb ave 25rIO ........ 1900
93st lO,h-ave each 1900
ioi 92dst 325 4 Of We 2srO8l........... 800
a OF OF
l2Jlst loo " save, s2KU0l $500
lots l2st ia Of saye each l2slGEll. 600
on 2725
lot corner 5ih-ave aud hist ix00 ........ 27O0
lot 5a-aye b. Il Of lCyh adjoining above 25KlO.... 1850
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,ArIrnnAY Anil g

Nails Tor Harore Liverpool rer steamship City Of BroolVn
Close At II 0O Supplementary Mail on Pier No. u, NJ L.,
/ closed a l0u p. N. . -
IAN cer deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
A Pruxsan Closed Nail IL sent nv tls ine. .
Bremen steamship Deutschland
close ~ iIo0 M mail cnly direc, bV This line
France aEd HayTe Steamship Perere, viii
At 4 Ia
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
THURSDAY, APRIL T.

THUHhDAY, =
and Hamburg steam
sip close Supplementary hA4 on Pier al
food Of Third st., H0boken is closed at EJO v ~ IA.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails mn NC prepaid Wild
denDs postage
A Pinsskn Closed Mail u sent b. this line A.,
Ms Havana and the West Indies by the nesmthp
csseeai ii nv close Supplementary Mail On fisf No.
kJfih % closed al 1850 y. ,. Ia.
ian deposited Supplementary Mails must De prepA' WIN
double posiage.l
FRIDAY, APRIL
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MINrATrRH ALMANhN

$50 62S Moon rses..... 4l9
THIS DAY-AH.
Sandy Hook. 4:sg Hell Gate Fey.. tbs
DAy-P
Cows an1. 5.5T Hell Gate Ferry 745
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
A RELIGIOUS ESCAPE FROM JURY DUTY.


Judge Blatchford received yesterday the fol-
lowing letter from Walter T. Miller excuse for not
serving IS juror;
Walter T. Miller, No. Hanovcr-st.. No. 40 West
Twenty eec0ud-st New York, requests 70 he excused
from attendance Juror III the United STATES Dls-
trct Court the southern District OF New-1OrK on
the GROUND that he a member Of the Reformed tItA
byteran Church. the testimony OF which Chllrch mann
tam. that Il Is wrong It's members 10 incorporate
with the Government OF the United states uDder
the present Constitution inasmuch as IL dOes not
Acknowledge God as the author OF National exist
euce and the source OF all power and authority
i'm civil Governments and Jesus Christ as the Ruler OF
Nations O Bible the foundation OF law ana
the supreme rule tile conduct OF natOn anu on te
ground mat Jurors are executive officers created by the
Contribution aud deriving from 10 ali their power. lheY
AL uon the bench O justice the ultimate tribunal
from whose verdict there is III many instances no ap
real They iucnrDOrate with the National society, anu
in finding a verdict, represent the government. lhey
serve under the rectOn constituted COURTS ana are
tic constitutional Judges of what Is laid before them
In criminal cases Constitution itself If the supreme
law which they bound on Odth 10 appFi an" IN cIN
determines tie law Dy WHICH INC jury 10
% be directed.
Judge BlatchfOrd excused Mr. Miller on the ground
that man capable Of writing such letter is not fit 10
be trusted on jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
Gnrtion Sales of Real Gstate.
IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY ,, SALE OF

ENPURTANT BANKRUPTCY SALE OF
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
APRIL ~. AT ~ NJ, AT EXCHANGE SAIESROON
III Broadwag ~ T. By q r. LUDLOW & Co Ancopecrs gr.ey
direction Of JOHN IT. PLATT Bankruptcy wARkES
LELAND and CHARLKS LELAND ard LELAND BROTHERS, b.
or5er o. The Y \ pIe. Cont y D. n Y:iS BasKHryTcyi
THE GRAND UNION HOTEL SARATOGA SPRINGS ". Y,
with the equipments
Of land which sat
tie Grd Hotel battling cottages stores ballroom Clubhouse stable,
sf0rrlorse.
Tie le VII IcHde h The above all TIRE furniture mirrors
nnure eesfor AID aqpalatas nsKe
table and kitchen table nen bed linen and bedding
hoc iOrses s.sle 3risTe
and all the appurnancs Of the hotel oBirg sil
he'd al b. sold parcel
fO Catalogues Of sale &c, apply 70 BANGS AOkfH ~
iorneys ~ Broaiway JOHN II. PLArf Asee
Waist newborn
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pssitbsstsr Uoun.p Real estate for Sale.

I E'OR SALE or EXCHANGE-For city or
R,hyn nrooeryA desirable COUNTRY SEAT and FAkA Of 30
3 "a oe9 j. h POWELL % PncaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
CRIMINAL COURTS.

dutch Heinrich" la company with six other con-
yed criminals vent 10 Sing Sag y'striay on the IN tram
Walter Z. Parttt. an insurance agent of Brooklyn,
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fflurble ano Slate 1ldnteis.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,
"a INSG WORKS l3i East Eghteenihst Marble ahd
Nsri aRes filing Monuments az prices lSst
del, competition. Marble turning for tue trade
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
WI UNENTS He4ioncs superior vokmanshp ats hLAbhh
Co.'S 23 W 5t Broadway and hsye Designs on
STFWART's Slate Mantels.-Largest assort-
- mept lowest prices designs b. STEWART Co.. e9e .ss
rI,UE PENRIYN SLATE Co. have removed
tnon-sqaare fonrh.aTe ara s.es
eenth st., Offering large assoraa OF MAN BIS
Se comprising elegant and designs Pse ehA<Hs
competition
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A TREASURY CLERK SUES FOR HIS PERQUIsTTEs.

A TPr AS1-RY CLERK SUES FOR HIS PERClCt,ITES
4 pecnliar suit has been brought IN the SUI
pregne Court by Marvin I. Rodman against Orsino Il
Jones' 20 recover on $4,000 bond. 1t appears That
during the late war the Controller Of Alabama owned a
$4,000 United States bond. Alabama being ReDcl
State cavcat was entered in the Treasury Department
against the payment OF the bond or the interest on IT.
Orsno Jones, the defendant, bought the Dohd' ana
subsequently agreed with Marvin l. Eodman the pun
tiff who was a clerk in the Treasury Department 10
have the bond transferred him with payment OF the
Interest arccn TO pay 81 900 II EOdman was SUCCESSFUL
lie did transfer if. but fcG 10 get the interest anu
Jones refused 10 nay the $1,000 for which Rodnan sues
On the first trul Judge Van Brunt dismissed the
COMPLAINT on the ground that the payment or
the amount asked for contrary 70 public policy as
the plaintiff the employ Of the Government Yes
teld4v RaImdu. through his counsel, applied 10 judge
= rilard. Special Term for new tI1;i CoitenaIhS
Tia IL was Il simple business tranSacuOn ana Inc CUES
ton Of public policy not involved Counsel opposed
Oh lie ground that Rocnan Lad no right whatever as
clerk Government employ TO enter into any sucl oar
gain hs duty TO attempt % get traisf OF
bond, his duty 20 do III the interest OF se
Government which PAID him for his services ana II IL
was lot bis duty. n plainly breach OF realty 70 the
Government 90 IT, II alluded to the case or senator
Simmons Of Rhode Island who, lie SAID, lost ms position
MAJOR by u nIr transaction. MT ROdinahs law
yer urged that there no sale of Official patronage on
the iaIt of his client He admitted. however t1at MS
cI.,, ma. employed by Jones because the former Knew
- trbo i~-,y Boutwell,. Decision received.
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Real estate TO Cxcbause.

no EXCHANGE for interest-pay STOCKS
aud bOSDS-TaFee ds,ass PAINS IN oraags CosatL Adj
dress OWNER, Boz ~, Cohen, n. l.
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Gin Real C.5iate for Sale.

A SPLENDID 4-stOry, high -stoOp, stOne-front
"a HOUSE 441 Lot ~, etOa fith-'e, opposite Central Para
FOA SALE d bar III.
Apply 20 ru " p,vUop Il o,,o..
A BARGAIN.-A new 3-story, high-stoop,
~ h1ca HOUSE With Improvement ncehborood artc1ss
for no MT s9i viii &c ea'e4 Apply to HoDI' D. "ALAHN'
rs Bload~iy, n \.
A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 2,OOO
~ cay HOUSES d BUILDING LOT Tor ALI 1G 70 w con
tanning City Map etc. etc. traits " n M 49, 1850 S II pat
A HOUSE in S3d-st, near LexngtOn-aveY Tor
"A SALE easy terms price 4llo sFGOODlSG 30 D way.
EOR SALE-The brown-stOne, 10 by 90;
lot, loi bedrooms water a. closets IN 4 very oI large pI.n,
beautiful eeeruonroo s1cot nal laII 70 y" 10 Is nv
90 ~ te most perfect order -. aoase = ore 81 'Ne jest PHH"
NOR SALOON FIFTH-AVE., MURRAY
ana stable Also rmEy atL-t lTe,a fl ant Ma,9 gr
,ves a ant,s a-Eze brogas.oae House Apply TO di0hER
MORGAN, Finest v S9-A
nor SALE-On Fi-th-ave., above Forty
z econs. beautiful modern HOUSE Of medium size elegantly
se ~ be .Od F'aaon' Il fr S s'' rnsS D'
e,i s5 AJ'g to I',- Or 5 East ss5eaeeath.t
NOR SALE by order Executors to close an
large cor ER STORE 10 " Wlan corner Oh
Aso tie an -TOL No Johust, 25xsO feet leased for one
y'.T s 8. $500 'er 'HH1n AFp " HOMER MORGAN Pine,t
HOT AIR and VENTILATING REGISTERS
New ana All superior quality All interested
ested to examine tn or sena e5 ea ny 70 p,
7 OTIS for SALE-On Fifth, Sixth, and
PoC L. A. LUDLOW Co., flne So
| MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
FOR SALE
THREE LOTS norh side Of oNBHuSDREDANp,srx-
TEESTIsT each 25rlOJ located 100 feet east OF NINrii-AVE on
grade stsce, vide Apply
WA. SINCLAIR, jr, Pnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
Broohlnn Real Gstate for 5aIe

DROOKLYN HIGHTS-Large 4-stOry corner
IJlSE or SALE. Country Residence hour from the cy
would p1rt pa rutland WITHIN Beck
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u RICK HOUSE and four LOIS, on G ITate
ave near stuyyesant FOR SALE low. rutland WHITING
Beekman-sL
LOR SALE-In BR00KLYN-Choice two
orv fame HOUSE loo i0rUO De Kalbaye running
Puasl dnngroom Kitchen pao hrst hooi
all modern c0uyeneees, with paror carpets mrTo gas HtreS
$l75OJi terms easy. y. II. rlEIS2oN SIne.
6S5L MINUTES from Wall-st.-3-st story brick
~ HOUSE oop 25HxlO5 has furnace and water near
south Feny; price JAMES CASSIDY. 10 Fontsti " l.