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New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
MUNICIPAL, JSSUFS.

autDFT's COMPLIMENTS TO THE CONTROLLER.
Controller Green, in a recent letter to Mayor
Havemeyer defined his grounds OF opposition TO the
claim Of Charles GuIdet for paving South FthaVe and
Churehs Mr. Gudet accepts the gauntlet In OF
Commissioner Van Mort in elaborate letter TO the
Chief Magistrate OF the city He tecOuuts the circum-
sfances under which the contract was made and claims
that after the statute passed he waited upon Sr
Van Mort who objected strongly 10 the price which had
been fixed and did his best TO reduce H. lie claims
that the Controller has paid three requisltons
on this work. amounting 70 over $500 ana ana
shnt the contracts Completed with the understand
ing that his TequisiuOns would De honOreu ne claHs
noreovef t1t ~ tuS Ta ~ Cou"seI The referee and
tbe Judgment OF the Court, based upon the later re-
~, aud that the Corporation Counsel has advised the
yir that the ud gment of the in favor Of the
sont,actOr was sound, and that further litigation wOud
ons So r. lower contracts in Newark n. j. with the
sSstement that the pavenents lad there are NOT IN gu
Tsspects similar 10 Chose IN Churchst aud Sonlh ftth
ave SANITARY MEASURES.
Tho Roard of Health adopted routine meas
,es sanitary improvement at its meeting yes
-, Tbs BOARD OF School Trustees OF the Eighteenth
ward In letter complained 'haI 'he ouor rom inc
- m stables near Grammar School NO io Twenty
- :, hstueen Second and Tbirdaves, was great
.,,oan,e "a 800 children attending the school The
.n,, Commlttce called attention 10 The reported e1-
,ve death rate in houses n West nlntnssr pc
tween Tenth and in he vicinity be-
Ss 80 ISat he excessive rate OF moitay M Wss dge 70
,hs nsd condition Of ihe streets ana on I 70 :" a n
ha,s~s The paveineut was so broken ~ a ~ ~. 1.o t
,ctinn of stagnant water and tne % ceSIs "eae
nsmn and fltby. The sanitary pthnromS'lv and
ordered 10 iDspect tbe hek"''
report lLs condition
DEPARTMENT INTERESTS.
The new Commissioners OF Arlnor,es anu anu
have not yet organized, owing TO the Decay
~ The Controller in accepting the suretes OF ''''S
Bi1by aud COwen. -, =, - vnaat
rpbe park Commissioners will hold meet
ar rnesdov ,or consultation regarding the MOTTO
Nsan,o NJ Art which ia TO be built upon tne ssse s
10 Of Central Park, the lover IeseI NE been
Cootr0Iler aud the trustees OF the MUSEUM "
invited 20 attend -, o,,,a;s
At a meeting, yesterday, OF the Coniln'o o,
,oners of the sinking Fund all OF the members eiep
Alderman Van sebaIok being present. Cbnio a~o
n ~ spuo.utsd committee 70 examine anu iep0
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
IMPORTANT SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.

IMPORTANT SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.
Ex-Mayor Hall moved few days ago, be-
fore Judge Fancher. for mandamus directing the CON
troller to pay Alderman Joseph A Monheimer DIS SAL
ary as one of the Board of Supervisors Judge Fancho
decided the notion yesterday IN favor Of the Board Of
Supervisors In his opinion he cites the act OF 1S3 pro
vidng salary OF 5000 to the aldermen In full Tor all
services rendered by them the city county in any
capacity whatever.
Judge Fancher has Just decided the motion for man
damus TO compel the Controller to pay Graft Nathan
81 200 for his services Commissioner OF Assessment Oh
the Madlson-ave Extension from one-hundred-ano
twenty fourth-s to Harlem River. The Judge after
referring to the Controllers defense that the reaor was
first clerk IN the Corporation Counsel Bureau, depart
mept of the City Government, The Law of 1870
sec 49, chap 1877. declares that no head OF
other officer thereof. shall be directly or indirectly ln-
terested any contract work or business the @
OF which is to DO paid out OF the city easy' yi S ~
any assessments levied by any act or ordinance OF he
Common Council. Though the assessment was levlea
py an act OF the Legislature, instead OF the Common
Conncu il was 10 be paid out OF the city treasury
which the aggregate OF moneys under the Controer
care aud a maudamus on him Is an order on the
treasury"
The crowd of lawyers in Judge Fancher,s court in n
dnlged in broad laugh YESTERDAY wheh Apranain ~
Lawrence 10 move in chivarous accents Tor au
daInus compelling the Controller to pay sSi6 70 MIs
Ellen Hany for washing the Courthouse and making IL
clean aud comfortable for legal work Mrs. Hany was
injured by falling from car but her daughter TOOK her
women succeeded in doing her part The County Audor
refuses 10 audit her little Dl ana tue COntfOer
declines pay the ground that the claimant has
not done the work.
The claim IN the Navarro Water Meter case, which
arose out of a contract made by WIN. NJ Tweed IN 1871
with Jose Navarro for 10000 water meters at $40 each
was before the Supreme Court again yesterday When
1850 OF meters delivered the order was coun
termanded for want Of storage ro0m Inc contract re
aured them be delivered before july, 1872 and not
withstanding the second ORDER Navarro delivered the
whole number before July G, 1872 Some time ago MT
Navarro obtained mandamus on Mr.. Van Mort TO OBJ
tain requisitiOn the Controller for payment or
s2s5O0 the price OF the first lot delivered put ne mas
never been paid Yesterday Mr.. Vanderpoe obtained
peremptOry mandamus from Judge Fancher directing
Commissioner Van Mort to give the proper requIsltion
on the Controller for s60O the pnce of the second lot
Of meters delivered.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sBw -ToEK.......

poRT OF Nkw YOKK........................SEPr =
CLEARED.
Steamship Haeas NOoA &c. Old Dominion s'ean'ap
steamship Colon Grsn Aspnwa Pacific Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Australia (B Hediewick, Glasgow. Henderson brS
shp G.y 2, GaeSa WsasoS Brgeson H.
Belle Br JARVIS Queenstown or Falmouth Seo r.
Bark Fe.;eua Leute Or Gedsen, Cork or Falmouth Fun'h
BARK Ro.na Tta L,uro Palermo orders A. Agre.,a
NoE Nelson Kongs0erg Tor orier Funeh EdJe
B.ra Faurs (Br) Chapman Liverpool for orders BINGHAM
Brig Fortuna iPor vesluta Oporto, Hagemeyer Bruna
sannyside tBr Alexander Corr or FlmSGh Brass Co.
Bns Mana aL Gargoo Penah orders Funcb, Edge
Big Alario Crl Sanders Gibraltar and Malta p Brigham
SchT CowperthwAte Gardner Providence H. '" Jackson
schr Southern Cross Bl Priest HafI 3 W Sciref : Co.
sebr James wall Wiley, Jacksonville
Schr W. II. Van Name, Holmes Baltimore.
Schr PGoiw Waterbury Stamford Stanford haauiAetunng Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Peter JeSsen (NoE . %a1 iys % aug H. anu
steamship Metropolis SekersOn Wilmington with mi and pas
ssm.p Janes Ader Lockwood Charleston S. c. with md'e
and pass b. Henry r. Morgan g. Co.
steamship Crosby (Br Hayes Syduey, c. b. days with coal kc
sp D. sc"as to Wcrng.Oo Carr Csbu so DAYS
Ship Munehaha Caday Of and AZ days from Loha'aa'f WIN
Young Eagle tO St John N b. Dick Giaee Bay G. B. II
BsrS Uaione GaL) C,serO MaTs-es 40 days with misa
Alice TaOr Of Bermuial L0Oers' Salt CAY r. L. "a days
Bars spirO tAu), s;augher, Hull 60 day, IN enll'st
Bs soTes o Stockholm Salvage Arroyo P r. 20 days with
and mOlasses
Bng CSNed) Habeg Batavia Apn g. aud PsdanS May IL
With tea and coffee IL.
Bng Mary D4nnA TOohacks Georgetown c., days, With
naval stores
Bng Maria Fannie Aust MlsHh Southampton 43 DAYS in ballast
Brig Jhaousb Maghenta Sor Rasmussen Genoa % days E'a
Indse.
Bng Mcleod (Of Liverpool N 81 Tbsets Demeara % days
sehr (of Sewbuypo TObn Ragged Island II dss
With salt.
sb Paugussstt Ingerso Georgetown c. daVs with IA TA
stores
schr Louisa Bsan Bragg Doboy Inlet days with lumber
Schr SAMMY Fo of Lubec Anen Hsbofo n 5, ~ a4y' N
plaster
schr Rambler Coleman PordePiiI 10 days with ogwooi
T. Baker to Wilmington N G. Davis Neguaba r r. IA
days. with sugar
sehr s. Gerslese Trainer FernGndins Ps. days, Will
lumber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT coAsrwsS
s J. Fort. Georgetown, D. Z. Isabel Alberto Baltimore
A. Wiley, Baltimore. bd SiAlr, DAIunor1
SPOKEN.
90 40 15 long "a 30 ship Ellen southsri from LAYER
pool % Ntr-iOrk.
Aug l3 4S l5 long 26 bark Gusts Helene No from Havre
for New forE.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
EXPEDITION TO THE HOLY LAND.

Prof James Strong of Drew Seminary, Mad
sop T. J chief Of the Oriental Typographical Corps is
organizing expedition for visiting Ehypt Asia Minor
and Palestine which viii start at about Christmas.
large staff OF engineers scientists and artists will ac-
company him. as also limited and select party OF tour
ists Prof Strong will have personal charge and be
aasisted In the mana cement by Prof IT. Norman and
George May Powell, the latter OF whom has just re-
turned from very successful trip TO the East, which
made 10 prepare the for the expedite now ftng
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
DECISION5-SKPI. 6.

10 Of the application Of Joseph A. nonhu, Isne.
Apdev Green hooE gshied Louis Rosenberg ag
shnopy shoad be sasd suul after The trial Of
People, Nathan n. 6rees-hotoh for
denie With $40 eost hbeJ esIn As
stalled in opinon.
Marine Court Chdmbrs-By Judge Joachimsen.-
Chase Motion tTsaiedi rlu III for
H. SsDs.-hsAes nsAsd. Fsl'
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
RIRST-RATE ADVICE.

from The Ntr- fOrk cOHhffctdt 6dtrWT.
To all persons at cool country retreats or
mountain resorts, greeting: stay where you are for
know all men by these presents. that New fOrk at
this ii nIe better than Turkish Datb aud the popnla
toD thereof Ia a state OF bo1ye xhausng ana sou
ex xasperAting soak Ye who wander In deep shade py
h,liA-stJy there
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Cilp Real Gslale for Sale.

DOR SALE-West side, near Central Park,
j 6cis.s brown-stone HOUSES. $1,000, $20OD, $4,000
s2G S7 800 p35 900 S36 900 S7 800 $4,000.
$4,000 Also store 1eavnenI Properly easy
d. DARROW. 9S5 Egbth-sye
UNFINISHED HOUSE for SALE, on Twenty
lrt Grsm.rcv PsrkA hrountons fDgsn base
nent HOUSE eIpeny furnished hv Blmba carpets lon
lot fee With Tee right in
the PARK perfect order, elegantly painted aud decorated
WITHIN be weeks notice Price, i1euIug al
furniture bsrt.ble, hiBs glass ETC. etc, $55OOo
Owner going purchaser early ssion Nh
hOasesep
Inc At once IDgulre OF HOMER MORGAN, . Par.,t
TWO LOTS on Forty -seyenth-st., near Mad
isonvs FOR SALE cheap terms dess for stables or
business purpose. ". H. kALNOh - fhesI
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
A COUNTRY SEAL ,,v,, %, saw

IN. RESIDENCE Of the ae = CsrEe. situated At CAOIOa
LANDING vii he soh favorable The oopeJJ seA
ne. uouars 20 Of aa1 anGef sgh siat ea1aNoo
,ad ,ioekei o. all dessnpuons 1h' pdog
premises consst tTo2 modern Coase hoe's eoatnat
oons with closets bathroom good eao na 0tae ooeu
nss about thrq larie Of ms on tns
Tb. Il ali on side Of the New lor and AbAnf posi-
zoe, pd x,d and could be Easily ssbcYd ded into na
her of vi a particular. rsSSri TO terms AND nap OF 'A
property bo application % -, ,~, ~. "a.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
WOOL MARKET.

PslsnprH Sep, b-wool quis' bat trn an se1sn. nl,d
ha .,tsb,Le Ot.o Double % a6Sc tihs
S0dj2ei hean 4sa3lG Coar lS AUG, s.Waos IH' " 80
4Ga 5Oc. Co.ue 43a46c.i tsnung Ms,he, Ob2S
U3c Unxs,Led Canada CobEg " at5e Fss Unvsshui
81 30 Moduua Dnsshsi 53ei Inh Washed pa
L.S C<sTl1s Washa 70 a30o Usssshea zgS3e h1us Aso
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

Nsriro ruIsd 40743e sapesne Pulled 4cSaos p.. And
Heiiun. S0s35c, Coarse, 2593ie Weekly sales :" ""''
lfsD
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
Gonntrp ReaI GsIals ror Sale

Ar FORDHAN and FREMONT DEPOT
~ frweny.flur,h sr annered 5o0 HOUSES, two ~
900 700 600 81 $50 f3GOO cash paTmens eng VOW
S9DO 500 and 900 lespecuYey balance three T. tye Tess
PUrrER BROTHERS, rdham n y.
At YAPHANK, H. Ia beautiful, roomy
"a COTTAGE and Outhouses Of gou34 al ahder zoe
bs.. nvon WITH apple reseh pear nd pam tre,' euFisn'
where, ss ruits: stoated on OaFnans NFsf
inlgirn oi JOIN r.
nfiIS yrb.nL or Nanhstsn o Co 10 BroaivaY hesfOfs
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
THE COURTS.
SILENCE AN ELEMENT OF HONOR.


A DUEIIsT's SECOND PUNISHED FOR REFUSING 'o
ANSWER THE GRAND JURY.
There were interesting proceedings, yester-
day. in the Supreme Court, when the Grand Jury came
in Their foreman first asked Judge Fancher whether
they had power to swear q witness to secrecy whi'n
they had found necessary In order TO prevent 'h'
witness from narrang to others his experience In tne
iury-roon and thus, as had actually happeno'
in one case defeating ends OF justice. Judge Fan
cher said they had no such power but that the DISTRICT
Attorney might take proceedings against such persons
This subject disposed OF. the foreman sta'eu
that william H. Claussen, who II reported W
have been OF the seconds in the duel between ""
Wast. brokers Gray and Heoksher would not dl'ulso
70 them what he knew regarding the affair, but main
tanned stubborn silence, only saying tnat he oeeno
to tell The return of the Grand Jury was road aoua
by District Attorney Phelps, and It was TO the enec'
that Judge Daniels gave order TO compel the witness
TO answer questions to anything that had happeheu
in this county which established the commission OF tue
oGense under the first three sections OF the THIRD i"
yised Statutes. ,..o
Mr.. Cawson's counsel exJudge Fullerton, denied the
accuracy Of the return and submitted an ahdavt
ing the contempt. Mr. Phelps cited decision of tue
General Term In 1861 where witness was punished !o
contempt for not answering 9nesuon M n9 hep
posed 20 hand the the written question, ana aS
him II he would answer it, which was done a. .,,dIe
Mr. Claussen, gentleman apparently past the luui.
of nfe with white musache and haushty Dearinki
then rose and said, very slowly and deterninedy;
respectfully decline TO wer, because such sWef wiz
form link in the chain OF evidence tending TO crimnae
myself under section article Revised Statutes en
titled &c." Al. 7,
Judge Fancher-I think the answer is 1nsuincieht
my order that you answer those questions Delore INV
| Grand Jury. -, 4. - 4, am IA
here -,.. . - a., ba
Judge Fancher-Then he must be committed until nc
answers. -. ~, ,.. ,,oht
Mr. Causson was lodged in LudlOw-st Jail last mgns
He stated to reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE that ne dd ho
refuse to give information as to the duel but he ue
clined TO answer question by which he would lncri%m III
nate himself and from the consequences OF whlch % %
statute respecting dueling does not protect him. ~
| was asked to the terms OF the eop e,
| Mr. Cray ooreerning the duel before they started
for Canada This was the pertinent question put by ne
District torney and this Mr.. ClaussOn under adNoe
OF counsel taken before entered the Grand Jury roo
declined to answer and he is firm in his
nor 10 yield OF principals in the duel, H. W. GrsS
is m and John A. Hecksher is in Europe. Carrou LE-
ineston Mr. Heckshers second, Is also said TO De III
Europe
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

IMMATURE ALMANAC. -
,u, ,,., 6:32 suu ,.u .... 624 Moor dses... 600
-,GHw pIv-AB
sp,y Hoot 7O9 GOV, sand TAI Hell 5ae FerrJ.. 936
Dby-P ~ ,ooo
Sll heu lV'VV
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, Sept. S. 1873
There was but one public transaction at the
Exchange to-day Mr. George Wilkes sold by order OF
the Supreme Court under direction OF Simon Roderer
referee the leasehod premises ON the north side Of
Fify-sxh-st 100 feet east Of FIsaye. The property
consists OF three-story and basement brown-Stone
house on lot 20x9511 subject 10 ground rent OF iO per
annum the lease having 20 years TO run, from Mar
Is73 subject TO renewals. There no competition,
property purchased b. the palntiu IN the
suit for the sum of S7,Tl0
Mr j. johnson, jr, Will sell, Tuesday, Sept ., on
the premises AS lots, at Bayside, L. H. by order Of
Messrs Straiton Storms, owners The lots are located
near the station and said o be desraby located
Free passes aud information in reference to the property
can be obtained on apphcatlon 10 No. Il ParkroW;
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
Drooklnn Real Gslatc for Sale.

A FOR SALE, a good three-story brick
and HOUSE on Carrol betseen to1
.ud 22Is with 1922 Oa sss ,tory o
22rlO0. WrCkoPP JANIS, 1879 sonngas at BTootya
Unwilling HOUSES for SALE.--No. As
IL Willow ~, No. 20 Cnaabsrr's-, no 81 Iicssr
GEO. r. Du IRON u ParE place.
EOR SALE at a GREAT BARGAIN--Large
tbf-e-slory hosnoae HOUSE, ffs.plsoe COnrisI
Price slo 600 Apply to RuLAND WHITING. Bectman ,.
L'OR SALE-A three story, brick DWELLING
HOUSE all mnd-ru Improvements. price $500 Apply
754 Flushing Broadway Brookrn.
L'OR SALE, on EASY TERMS--LOrS Nos.
80 sad Al Rsmeus 50rlOO sss % 10 Ia AMI "a Nsusss
st. 0OIlOO .Bd Store No lO2 Pn.sppssL, $780, Hsl.s
49, 81 sad 80 HslaHst GORDON FORD % C,Es. BOsiyA
EOR SALE-A three-st0ry aud basement,
brick high HocsE 6r,t class al
nents part N8eeeph Wsd Wismsburgh tue
e,. ocupiei BY The ea'ag the riti
su Apply 1876 Rosst PArOr Carpets Pafature and eI Glasses
fo sale.
?OR SALE : Furnished or unflrnished, in
3J minutes FROM Paon Perrg
ntnt cellar FTeHchoof HOUSE IL ruoms marble maae
heater stationary bath water 0 hot apd cold
zach noor walls newly psped who. house ors
ucAy Cash for all $3.50; balance
Apply ~ JOHN THOMPSON. 1l2 DeKabaye, before
OF alter y. 10
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
very easy terms GORDON FORD. 81 CsrssL Broosl1h
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
ITTENTIoN, CAPITALISTS.
~ Enp SATK

AN EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF aNIhbAtItb Is
COAL LAND ling partly within the three osnshps % hon b,s
ana shpvli1 in sch1yk County. PeansyvaL lhs ProPt 70
Inovn yaey Furnace Lands" ant contains DiG Lhoo
SAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES less The greater poft@n
which uhn OF the southern Antraete Cot f
IN scbuyk County dany cee5ed and best Anon Fns a
thronb b extensive tract 10 1852 the whole prod cion N nihrs
Coal Pennsylvania 99347l tons In 1877 he Ssse proas
ton of Anthracite Pennsysns was 1925 Zo5 ons-t
latter former Of 5J sS tons OF
gain sbout 800 Should the neease 0uih the nei -
be a great TO believe u g he KeAf
production Of Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal 10 Sz VII ~
10 certainty oa steady ONth o Dodneo IN
ofLease AMI knowfge OF te ael hea
6ed PeuBssna make esF r anf one
become
valuable 10 the Ouy for selling these lands -
10 divide Maps plans ana
charts property be anl al gorlsu9d obtained g
applying -; ~ hNlShl, sethr n
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
NV TT ''s''uF-7''f NI"'''F"7'
TOR SALE-AT TARRYTOWN, n. Y,

miles from depot srendd COUNTRY SEAT with - Of
land large furnished stories hgh eAss-
ice bag ebeke two poa, horses, carriages 'os
and garden implements views Ao bree Eery ne'
HOUSES With hye Of land In sepy oi
'' HOPKINS 4 CARRINGTOS.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
Goui,lrp propcrIp Ic tel.
ncIris.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse
~ ocupyns square Worcester spnagte b.
p ROGERS. Proprietor.
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poui,ney, VI.
Re, :; NEWMAN, D D., Prep ODes from Ma spes rst.s
% hm hsss ssas hosrbsrh
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

NOR SALE-A FARM of 1913 acres on the

EUN SALE-A i ltItII OI -
west bsnk OF SENECA LAKE. II miles from Geseya, miles
Yau l2 from New York. gothic hoase 10 goo o
rooms &c 30 of woods he rest srab
waed with running the nundi hncJ aau
raising nurseries general farming purposes "
ceed that o the The house an
situated and the lake equang NOT Fpssng s
along the ulSon Property Of the la.e Rev T. y NarNe f
WARDNBLL 20 Southst " l.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
Aurtipn Sales of Real estate.
EVONA, N. j.

BFTTs. BURNETT Co.
will SILL a. PUBLIC AUCTION,
THURSDAY, Sert II,
the best PROPERTY offered this the line Of ile 'ef ~ D.
Railroad
Yyoaa thriving Puhed and will make part o
that city heinz bu mile depot oI"s arpo are
within shori this property and The celebrated "AShND
TON ROCK 4 within easy walking lis,anoe
cb mountain scenery yeshf neehOor
the best railroad the Hofm
TERMS EASY: 20 PER CENT CAN REMAIN.
An will leave sYoIk lO4 eotb Free cot"
ce aud free c0ls,iOB.
" BETS, BURNETT & Co.,
10 Broadssy.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
BrookInn properin Go tfi.

rIO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
i goCR STORY HOUSE ASD STORE. No l02 Pineapgs,I
GORDON /. FORD. "a Cisrs-si. BfoeS,'h
fsNO LET, Brookyn-Desirabe new 2-stOry,
ami under cellar bnek HOUSE, all mo-'a improve
nes iug psl Mgee eleysei baking 1sIgt 20
minutes and 80 miuus hy hyut IRON
rent $500 3Oi socstea.. isIes-tyr. ubv 20
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
ELOSHING PARK LOTS.-Daily excursions

70 tbs beautiful property 439 ThiTe az I245
O'clock Ladies shown courtesy Free ercaons
by Hunters Point each Sunday 70 ae
those who cannot during the week No nnAe no
lnci for free nde A senoe ana
nrd.nt peope who wish their home and 10
ponthy for sple Improved los charming village I pl,'
from this city, invited apply for tickets stone deS1s shs
elegant hubbery adon each lot Pce 5000 esen pa@oo
$40 onthS wtbout interest liberal discount - cash teyes'
N,ps free Appy for tickets 70 BENJAMIN W HITCHCOCK
-F -'', Store 439 rbin-ays, y. I.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
sonses ano farms Danleo.

Gitr properIn 10 Eel.
A BROADWAY STORE to LET.-FirSt-cIass
~ location. only 81 500 Applg tue premise 'hs mora
ing No $50 BroadsY. n'sr corner rweBiy-'airi-,i
DEAL ESTATE OFFICE TO LEl.-Superlor
III location: eontguou' Wast snd Bro ~ht ~ ~
y furnished for immediate Inquire oi NJ w
SCOTT 80 cedlr-st
fVO IET-Furnished, thlee-story, high
stoop brown.,toue HOUSE. desirable situation % Harlem
within tbree inmates OF steam cars and eight u boat Ret
SI2j per month. {. BsLKSAP, Jr. 81 Wallsl
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
Real Gsiatc 10 Gffhan9e

CASH and ELIZABETH LOTS free and
~ clear for HOUSE W t0yu, New York .. 81,
CASH. and an extra cheerful DWELLING
AMI LOTS AZ Elz beth etehan.ed gopl c.tv
L, NEAL. r,a bateinen, oli,e, lG1 broadSay
no EXCHANGE-A large double HOUSE
.uG e1trs lots we in Brookyn for COUNlh SEAT
'1' AA- d" '' CHAS. PIERCE - Pafsrow.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
D Aon ACRES GEORGIA FARMING

st.4sbO LANDS SALE favorable terms, .
LOTS containing 400 each located the
Thrsnth Of Echos and Crch Coanuesand Anorn so
"a 5 1896 435 $40 j7 The lands nnmpoye oat
gre well adapted the cultivation Of Cotton Address "" BOZ
1877 Tnbgne oiee
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Legal Notices.
OMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
q STAUNTON, VA, June 30th, 1873.
To Thomas L. Parish and John T. Randolph,
Executors of VIM. P. Parish, deceased, John S.
Cooke, A. w Harman, M. G Harman, f. j.
Michie j. I. A. Trotter, VIM. S. McChesney,
admir- of VIM. Perkins, deceased, John L. Pey-
ton, G. K. Snapp, VIM. III. Watts, r. Summer
son, G. R. Mason, A. j. Parish in his own right
and as administrator C. t. a. Of William P. Far
ish, decd, 7. L Parish A. S. Abel, S, W.
Ficklin, j. L Heiskell, G. A. Farrow, j. II.
Timberlake, j. f. Kent, r. +. Omohundra, F.
L. Swift j. H. Kemp, William Graves, w. N.
Warren, j. w. Burke, VIM. ii. Peyton, John
B. Baldwin, Receiver A. d. Trotter, Receiver,
and the creditors of the late firms of William T.
Parish & Co.
TAKE NOTICE, that will proceed, at my office
in Staunton, Va, on Monday, the 4th day of Aa-
gust, 1873, to complete the accounts required to
be taken by DEGREES of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, made at the June and November
terms 1870, and the June term 1872, in the con-
solidated causes of j. I. A. Trotter VS.. W. 2.
Parish and ais same VS.. same ; same VS.. A. j.
Parish and ais; and W. P. -Farish's Executors
VS., John L. Peyton and ais. And by decree in
said causes, made at the June term 1873, it is Or
dered that unless all the creditors of the ''old''
and new" firms of Parish u Co., who have not
yet appeared before this Commissioner and
proved their claims, do appear, on or before the
said 4th day of August, 1873, and prove their
claims they shall be excluded from the benefits
of the DEGREES in these causes.
JOHN NJ KINNEY,
july1-4t Special Commissioner