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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS



Mails Tor iIayt ETC. bv the sesmhD Nclsbnrg close ~ m
Mails for Ilavana direct steamship Columbia close at r.
Supplementary Matt for double postage letters and printed
2;40 steamship sails al from Pier No 10 " u
WEDNESDAY. Ocr ~ ...Ai.
Mails for Eurone Queenstown and Liverpool ger seA,
Nevada ASupulementav Nal o- doub s'~s
letters and printed closed At The f0slDme Al p H.
steamship sails from Pier No as ~ X. ats pm
Piusaan Closed Mail Is sent bY tins line =, t iii.
Por German Mail via Bremen hT The steamship Ameca na
close at II NJ Supplementary Mail Tor double Pot'ake 2
tors printed closed the Post Once h lou w. '
sbip tais at 2 p. n. from loot OF Thri~t, ioooEeh
THURSDAY. DCE -.
M.s for Eurone via Plymouth CberJours and Hamburg per M
.bp Piida close ~ SUPP emenisrY mnl ior 81
postage e printed matter is closed a. We - Lev
M Steamship from foot Of IhfisL n"ohs a ,0.
q, m Supplementary Mail for double postage le.sis
nnei matter closed Il the PostO'e 24Op m seams9 ''
at D. M from Pier No 3 n H. a. D., .ro,o a II f., m
Nsis Hermuia steamship rent CLOSE ~ II a. ~
Steamship sails At 3 D. M from Pier No 81 ~ X ~, liz.
Nai g5 81 rbsmas Branl Argentine Republic West lni'
Mermack. close Al l p m a SUPP
Tor letters printed matter closed al We
at 2:l5 IN. Steamship .a lin =, . 6 W. ID ID
,,,., III az the Se~,York PostoElee every
al q D. % Halifax A.. y.rk D., Z, No. .xsyy
A Aa for HALIFAX. N s.. 4 closed az '"s Wv " " 49, '
say hOp n anu sO'' stTTRnAY Der. %
Mail. for the United Kingdom ONLY via VnehoNh ana Yeog
nv Celtic. al gJ e. ~
MsIs for Rurope via Southampton and Bremen per the '1eas
Mo,el close Al ~ Supplementary MAI oI goio
letters printed matter u closed al Ile Io' Il Low y "
at 2 H. from foot Of lhrdsI h"'lAeh
closed Mall - sent Nv ihe
Mails direct. by the steamship uoa Close AZ
spnpementsry Mail for double postage letters ana printer
ster =, closed Al the PoiOMce u gao p m steamship SANS
Mi, at Kew West nv steamship CITY Of Houston close at p m
steamship sails a. 3 o. IA. from Pier No 70 x
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DECIsION5-OCT. 20.

Supreme Court hdmbers-Bv Judge Fancher-
Cutting acknowledgement Of foreclosure and granted
Barry t-Ssme decision Sane-Ssme decision.
CaDnonRepor confirmed and judgment Of
plAnf-Kelogg COOperhoon to change place Of
MED, with $40 costs to abide event
By Judge Blrnet-Adams sgt Yreeland-hem for counsel
Superior COurt-Specidi Term.-By Judge Van
vorstB.nsa hgt Mayor &C. oEeeYok Judgment plaintiff
on the with liberty defendant amend opnon
Meue agt schserMoth granted Bdgonon hg Brown Muller
A Fnt-MOons granted Bowden agt Cahsrt 81 sl-Oder
reference. Downs sg WAmSrdr yscstng order Of llth
inst, with $40 costs
By Judge Newcombe sg Order opening inquest on
and the Do sci for lA for s Monday VI
Vembsr term.
Common PIeds-Special Term-By Judge L0ew.-
Meure slstteMOHOu 10 Opesefsut granted payment
$40
b. Judge RobnsonTu the matter Of the application Of the QuAk
Mil ppcston that granted
Mooney agt REORGANIZATION for attachment denied Flynn
FJBn-So proof adultery divorce refused Conrad g Conrad
decree Of divorce for plaintiff
Marine Court-Chdmbers.-Bv Judge Joachimsen.-
Vegne KrudAp suOerhoion ErsDte with Ter
rel anotherJndgusu ordered in the nole
plaintiff within three DAYS spulate bring this
and SO costs Of this motion
AsMOOn granted unless the defendant $40 costs
Of short notice Of TRIAL In which the
will he Msnnnrers and Butehe Bank agt johnson
and otheMOtion denied, with $40 costs lughs Fuller
finding Of the facts stated the complaint and that the
defendant nav pro Gle specific exceptions tie endbg be
BIZ Judge Goss-Mobr Hegeler 70 the attach.
men Sage agL HenustonMOOn granted (See with
clsrkJ
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BUILDING RECORD.

ron THE 10 THE BOOKS % rHB
BrtLDGSGa
w. ADAMS, Superintendent
and Alterations Henry j. Dndr Chl Of
plans submitted l6 number Of build
ma 2g comprising 6rts dwellings. II teuements u church
heiory stables, storage houses Offices &C. number Of
pan number dsapp0Ted IL alterations pro-
noe III special applications for frame and other structures 10
s.msted proposed bangs S3lV1OO; est-
mattel cost Of alterations, SlJ5OO
reau Of Unsafe Baiags, Violations and COnpldg AndreD
Os ChEJ Brsd-Namber Of complaints from outside sources
uns,fe bungs reported 81 unsafe buidngs made safe ~
unsafe buildings taken unsafe building Bouee' served, 03
number Of buildings examined, 40
BTreau OF John Yandrtok Chy Of BuredhRport;
Number Of building. requiring 6reesapes, Ill number Of badn
provided 10; arch Orders iron beams and ne
lated. lS; FIRE escapes-uotoes served, 90
HOt>lg SchOoh0ses, FdeOr ava Spei1
Sarre Webster ChiI-Repos eight thesters officially
AHMED Grand House Academy Of Music metropolitan
Tony Bowe Union Square Olympic and BIosdsa and no
W Ksnnsr structure Broadway between Tbrydb aud
Thirty sh the Colosseum intended for an exhibition OF
ne Daylight painted By T. PARIS
In 1923 Glht The building circular skeleton
$50 feet diameter aud 10 feet IN hight With
inner 80 feet diameter AMI go feet in hight surmounte BY
being made By elevators and spiral star
The with iron the wall by
anon The tower gu weighing 1882
bounds, weighs l2O pounds This tnmsne and
will be ready FOR the picture decorations and
Furnishings
House OLYMPIC Maby Revere 81 Dennis Irving spngr GlenhAm
these are reported provided with sueeas Of egres and
cas- additional Of PROTECTION Ore escapes ke
Hotel the Grant House and
bridge upon haltby House.
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pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM IIvERPOOI-fn steamship CV Of RlAa0nd, Oct 20
oierpes Maxim J. 7. Z. White. Miss r. A. Stefng Mss
A. J. Garner A. Nash, K HaGeit L. A. Howell H. h. Amber D.
n W. ". SwaYne q. j. swami, NJ
Lawrence and lady, Lawrence and nu5s h W. h9pt1,'
MacMchsel and lady. Ms. Polocs, Master T. Poloeh'
W. Vsnderpool Mr.. MAJ, A. p GIN L. b. heme..
Mr. BVha ~. r. Cnpcnte-, Mr. tofeI.
s. Rbfish T. A. BOYD NJ: Aren, Nm F,gb'o3 Mis, hs9
Miss Coe. - Davies, r. T. torlis aud lYf
Mn, Curtis Father Ryan Mr. GnseI and lad MI stepoe
Isor Mrs J. Hall r. Msrrrc M. v. A. Sanborni T. ny -
y Miller The Rev W. Lsnsom Mr A. H. Lawrence Sonthwiek IL b.
stair G. Miller N. Forbes Miss NJ For6c Miss B. Forbes Ma
Forbes Miss G. Forbes Miss NJ FOX nj
H. Srlout aud LADY, Snou Miss T. J. Smoui Miss b. smoa'
Mrs Schoes and two children. ,, ~ on
Henry simmons Ma Henry simmons Bowling Nn Bowling ana
child Rev Thomas McNuAy, Louis de Keeoae, b. D. ks, MS
RFs peter McDoppe J. Cise Mrs Bacon and Eve child
ZEN bomes Bacon A. ". Ygdo David r Steel Mrs steel h,'
n M Tsllendg Nine Loniss Saore kchardson MI hesey
Rev Hr eelan Morse. m Luoy Miss Jennie Proctor ,'
NJ Oeimann's W. Atkins hrs hsry Ann
Moore infant G. Owen., Miss NJ A. Cobern Mr. sna hf'
Moofe and three children. M n
Brsrc D. b. rAin Charles H. White Louis III HOnersm p b.
Nanborean and n Davis aud IN TIE steefage
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGroN Oct. 2O-The following decisions
were made U United States Supreme Court to-day;
NewYOk Central Ia lrOad COmpnT Lockwood 10 The
Circuit Southern District Of New iorkh defendant m
shipped the plaintiffs road from Bufsn West Al
bauy reduction prices himself assuming risks and travel
look ar his agreement that be
aid his risk Of personal injuries from On the
the train stopped on up grade, and being reported
to Lockwood that Of bis cattle had been thrown down
jerking the made 10y attempts 10 sst of 10 look
for them and doing k into opening under the track and
injured On the trial beoN the instructions Of the
Court be recovered Judgment against the Company This Court
Judgment and direct the interest until paid the
HewYor sustaining the rulings below that
impements recovering If be guilty Of
which contributed his injury
such negligence his part leaving the and proceed
look after his cattle the stated would dbsT
cry. Justice Bradley delivered ihe opinion.
Huntingdon; appeal from the Supreme Court Of New
This concerning the estate Of Webb de-
the decree randed the direct
setting aside Of the the the and the
pOntmen who directed In the opinion
Justice Miller delivered the opinion
Davidson United from the Circuit Court for
ndsnAhnd the authority OF Dare st The United States No.
90 o No opinion.
STATE Carolina Trustees Quincy County
rer County County Treasurer
Supreme OF South CArolnfb the
The question whether the bills Issued By the Bank
justify the County Treasurer refusing
payment Of taxes notwithstanding the charter the bank made
specially provided that should be When
validity OF bill
Or the With 0nts The Judge
McGfah and M B0Te for the State and Mr. Chamberlain opposed
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
IMPAIRMENT OF BUILDINGS.

Buildings reported as unsafe for ending Oct 49, 1873:
No pa Porty-ninst unsafe ceiling Lane estate owner
os, secondive and Eleventh st. unsafe Southwest cor
No. si9 aht ehnners ami soop Michael Coleman
No 3G6 Capas chimney, and front WALL H. H. CAmmann'
No 20 Bsneh,t. unsafe ehnney,, Jno Mathews, agent.
No 81 CrosbysL unsafe ehmneYs, Mrs. Pohman,
NO. 10 Chry,e 'front.' unsafe chHHey' aud front pier L. c.
s.sdoTi "a agent on,, ,nm,o,. and ,o,oe L. c Sand.
No il2 chy, mont hmneys aud front wall Michael
No. 2iI Bas Fnynqh, front and walls Mri Pierce,
Nos 32 and 81 v.cks chimney G. Bailey agent
10 West Houston unsafe chmnys anu ceilings CreEf Bio
No. ll2 Ky-hrl,t emney JOhu L. Mes'er.
No s3l Tenhaye.. unsafe wall; Jos Barker
No 20 Manon-st, unsafe chimneys john Hayes owner
No. "a hsriont, unsafe chimneys; Peter Marion owner
No 81 Alrion,t unsafe ehmneys; James Gi'y owner -
Southwest Of Bievehave. and FonJeshth't unsafe rear
No. "a fors1'st unsafe generally; Cooper oguer
ij Chep unsafe front vail and chnneys John LeSeridge
No ghthst unsafe wooden fence Sig
So "a J,ne, aaaae east wall; Aonro Starr. owner.
~ 227 Bogery roar unsafe 'front.' wall IL Hermann owner.
S n Fa,e unsafe hnneys and ues John Keck owner
No 73 Kug-st unsafe front wall, Nathaniel Roe.
No 81 Cb.rt0nst unsafe wall David Newman.
30. 4O2 and fO4 Esst Twenty h unsafe lrOat wall &c. j.
M rs Broiiray un., north vail D. Lawrence,
No lG2 Ned unsafe ceiling &. s. Chaplin
No. Z22 IVES, Pfy-secOndst unsafe generally Henry West
Northeast corner Thaye and Eshdeth't unsafe south gable
&c Henry Il. Mount owner
60 60 6.i Soe1 t5eat van cs Rs:l lessee
No. 4ii Hiass' 1n' Sh@s22s 1 y ElS AGENT
No. III Broonest unsafe pier John Morrison
No 80 Bosery unsafe ehimneys w II. Jackson owner.
No 200 West Thirty drstt, unsafe wall, Jules Gaener
no 2ll West Thirty 6tst unsafe wall, John Gaeut,er,
22 70 No 2s Hube.t unsafe SIDE wall spogri owner
No 7s0 seeopilve unsafe chimney Mr. Aulvany' owner
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
EPw.YOpE CRY
PR0IErrEn RuILDINGs-

buildings proposed erected for which plans and speeia'
ions have ben submitted 70 the Department Of Buildings during tho
week endng Oct lS, 1873:
Fty-furh-st south side 900 Of Tiri.ave brick lee
house three stoies, 42IlOO3 John Kres owner.
msnt, stories, 246IjS John H. Lolmann owner
Ffty-6fth,t, side. 300 feet Fsye brick Office
and three stores, 1921 T. Doegcr owner.
south side 100 feet OF SeyenthaVe ore brick
storage building stories, 25I90: T. Martin
Eegenaye side % feet north Of TbrtYnnhs rear,
storage second cls three stories 2L6z3O T. Bgan
second north side 1877 feet east o. FIRST
10 bosntobe krcass dwellings each three stories 2Or1O
Creamer 4 Newman
secondst side 200 feet west Of prst
ave four stories 2jICO Creams New
Rsyenthve No 5ii ar brick eaemen three stories COX
% G.. Geraeh owner
seventh No. ji2 brick second class store.
bouse tao stories. 25rl3. John Ebel.
hutdteianilnh No 3ii, brick stable two
stohes, 2jIl4; Geo. Werner, owner 49,.
gf5rtt north side 2Jj feet west Of Second-1ve, brick
church parsonage AMI gallery lO0r3O; estimated cost
Trustees OF Methodist Episcopal Chuich
earliest No. 1856, bncA stable two stories, 22f2O j.
Dsmasst.
h north side. $50 feet Of Thiriaye, brick
building stories 2jxjO, Peter Sebad owner
Fast Txentys north side, 100 fee, Of FIRST ave- ono
brick mandatory lrce stories, 3'Eb1 John Mathews
-. -.
2jT52; John White. owner. 49,.
n each ave stories 25t6O Dennis Hogan owner
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p1SSFVGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRASCIsCO-iH Heqm'hP ootn; Oct xO.-EneIIY
smith Mrs n p Gregory Mrs Kate Stone Ms Cst DaI pr.
Nara SANDERS W. g. Hutchns - troh' MS 'g'sI
~ Tnbep II Mr. a. G,odal Capt H. 7 Burt W. J. Mo5sAh'
s. Iulsb DR. r. Nohl wife sud three ehin Ms - ) HA,9'
B. Howell p. A. Wheeler MARI L. FePger' fr1As c "
Wiss OHM Mrs Wm and csd. Miss Emily H. Long
street Mis- Anna r. Long.t,er hss haeh,eI Long'e.,'
Frsbe Mr. isaho Mrs Gale. Capt D. Armstrong, James Br0os
Ia sc,cber Ms Maurice q. Blake o. A. Deanng Mss j. VI
EDeeanI sister X J. Pynn Geo W Fanuug Ms ANAL daughter
And SON james suddarls u s. Nayvi Manuel farln H. Le'sn
Nr m. ss Mr., Cookc tafint aad servant y NJ Rotho L.
K,v,or W We'll J. scott j. H. Wouigsn r. D. Kennedy G. l.
Robins Gregson, Bsamonni J. '" A'H Marcus Mason ~
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auction Sales of Real Gstnle.
A DRIAN III. MULLER g. SON, AuctioDeers
4 THnRSnAY 2S

A DRIAN III. MULLER g. SON, AuctioDeers.
~ THURSDAY October 23.
At ~ O'Clock the Exchange SalesrOOn, No IL Boasay
o. Of DsYd y Brown, Qrctastil
PBCKSLIPThe bck building srt lot situate the we
e cp between Water ami Pelrs and known az No.
TO- lot, u by SO feet 80
CHRYSTIBSTThe lot Of land together with the srsory, brick
building
thrgt between CauAl
snd Barsrd-s's ard known No. %. lot 2i.llKlOO5
THIRDPLACE, BROOKLiN-Ihee south fii
Third place. commencing 20 feet Of omhs each ZJtl03
feet 5l4 inches.
the Noncompliance with the terms OF sale BY
the purchaser at a sale heretofore male. - -.
MOUNT VERNON WfSTCHBSTRR COUNTY 49,
sBCONDAYgThe plots Of land snite on me westerly sie OF
Secodave commencing northwest Of Third 81 On ts
plot so-ltory frame dwelling aud barn on The adjoining
plot Pots each 100 by 100 feet.
al the office Of
per Of the purchase money remain bond auf mort
Or tMnl rnarr
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p,1 mSars Chrophsr lie strange Bdw rche Vssnns h.ae
1oh, Curin Charles Becker wi,m Kaiser teoge rn. os.
,H Gerard TtIseH feloniou assault AID battery John W.g
bs GALLAGHER rapeI George Mott Georse Jones eas roA
pa,ret Jre Darling Bhs Wihon Mary
lanes usbe PAuek McGr,th, William Movers Joseph hom's
from persoa Christopher Briggs. ae Preienei Obae A.
Graihe Assanlt snd battery oos 100 ,oo ~,
on BHoOKLTS-Nos w. 22- 100 lh5. ~ lVo -
to4 81 m ~ III So 1856 a. 85, IS "a lOl, 1861 no.
IL III ia9 go go 90. 10. 81. 100. 49, %.
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Eegal Notlres.

PURSUANT to an order Of OWEN Il.
COFFIN Of the Cousy Of Westeheer notice "A hereby
ven according all having aga n the Rs.Ate
OfHORACR GREELEY Of the town Of nj sd eouBty
deee.se 70 present With the vouchers thereof The under
signed aid dece.sed
Office RLBS ST0RRS No, 10 Worths In The civ OF
the 10Th tay Of March A. D. 1874 Dated
this 18th day Of August A. -. 1873. - -
RICHARD H. MANNING
SO laW6mTu CHARLES SIORS hiecu'oh
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there has been no reaction In poitical taken I'm
the elections haze no where been oOnpsav sprnrsing
OF last year Iwould have oeen S G and the fact
that t5rv are quite up to The average phlo Weston
Republican party retains It's strohstn w
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CALbNDARS-THIs DAY.

SuPRExR CoURr-CHANBKRsFAScHHRJ Mos 49, 43, a., AZ,
So 81 55 81 6S. 70, u.s. 80 80 81, 80, Call No. 90.
SPECIAL TERN Adjourned until Monday Oct "a
GKNsK TRRs-Nos B. z. 10, IS. 6l 81, So 70, 245, so
III lao 142 l45 LAG, 100 l5l 1872 ll2 ll3, 1914 49,
CincGlr@PAHr II-si4q 1884 22j4 24f4 29ss 29s7 1924
3JG2 100, 1856 2336A 1852, 1921 $50 2i95 29O2 $50,
432 538, lllO8 - -
SUPERIOR CoURr-PlRr I-BARBoUR, Cb Mos 7l9 6l3.
I'll 655 1853 49, 60 793, oO7 800, Sl oIJ S2li o23
S25. 49, 80 -. 49,. - =
PAIR U.-PeKIDNAS J-Nos $50. SIG CO., $50. 27S, 7l2
g78 no 772 TIA 776 790 1870 T. 7S2i2
CONSOS PLgAsTuAL THRH-PAkT L-DhLY, Oh Mos 1915,
900 1872 232 242o 2029 2Oi0 1885, 236l So 249 1915
2IO5
PAIR IL-Loxw, mo 22s0
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5alfs bp Aurtlon

A. NuRw1s, Aucuoneet
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., 656 Broad way,
ID Bondsllss Of Boois WOis Of A Fancy Gooes ke
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY at p ma COLLECTION OF RARE
LOCAL HISTORIES. BIOGRAPHIES and Books relating 10 the 10.
disns the Mormons PTenAsoa Geneaoes. Reb.Ho5
THURSDAY at m-yALUABLR BOOKS In vanoss depart.
Of Literature.
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sun n,es... 6.IS 5:l2 Mooo sets. O:OO
s'sH WATER THB 49,
sspsv Hoot ZIG Gov. sand 1855 Hen Date Perry. 9ii4
DIs-P n
Sand, HooI 1888 Gov. Island. Sl2 Hell Gate 0Ol
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Real estate TO Gxthanae

At TARRYTOWN.-Large brick HOUSE
"A LAND exchange New York improved
ertJ. Rutland WHITING. ioekman-st
EARM to EXCHANGE in IllnoisA roll
ing prairie Gram and Stock Farm, containing LOO acres
900 under high state of egyaai balance IN timber and
and three smslor houses barns dei
Ihuos Central Railroad. Exchange ior
PROPERTY Sew-York. J. o. HOYr SON, III Broadway
GEORGIA PINE TIMBER LAND-SIx tracts,
~ 400 each original growth well ocsed cheip Tor cash or
might exchanges sold separately together; gooi Invest
msnt Address EXECUTOR Box ~ PotOaee lonAers N l.
no EXCHANGE-A nice twO-stOry and
basement COTTAGE Jersey City IL and attic
snd bath heater marble mino liiu first e's order valuation
$4,000 will for nice house Of value Morns sud
Railroad Rast South Oange Address, giving
particulars W. :. H.. Box l47 POsOmce. HOhOsn, v ~
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foan Omes.


4 MEXICAN OFFICE-73j.-Iltm value
N LOANED on Diamonds Watches, Jewcrr syerv.r. Iud.
sha~ls Lsoes yslnsbs Sc or wis bur Bszbhsasd S54
J. II. BARRsGER, 735 broadway .
NO. 1267 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
Room B-Po Ladies Branch No 1907 Broad ~s Mose
oaAed dARosds watches Jess de same bought and ,d
N LIMBO BROS
MO. f,19l BROADWAY, at H. b. MEL
yLLKs Coral aud Gold yepnlrJ DAaoads Watches
storage and In0BsJ advanced II teqal No.
I,l9l BToadEsy. 1ssr TWs1tI -sgLts-.I
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. Oct. 90. 1873.

Nb" iUIIh nIUHIHy, UCI ~, DO
Mr.. James NJ. Miller sold this morning by
order Of tho Supreme Court under direction OF Nathan
lei Jarvis j referee. the threestory brick house and
lot of ground known No. 30 Columbia at, between
BroOme and Grandsts., for 5000 to A. Ottenburg.
Mr. Jere. johnson, jr.'s sale at Morrsania Satur-
day very successu. realizing upward Of $4,000,
average OF sjs2 per lot.
Me-srs. Lespinasse Il Friedman will offer at the EK
change SalesroOms the handsome residence and q lots
at Fort Washington. Also valuable lot, 21xl0O cor
uer Grand Boulevard ana 0ne-hundredandthirty-
ninh-st
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Gounirp Real &staie tor Sale


EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT-10 10 80
house. good repsr well shaded barns. 60
ali kinds lOcaoni depot a bOar ride rom1Ne"
York. Apply to WILLIAM MACKAY, SomergiIe, n. J.
EOR SALE-DFSIRABLE HOUSE, with rs
4 acres ofLAsD AZ GREENWICH CONN. Hyufe recently built
ooupnncy has all modern improvement
pipes laid introduced grounds carefully laid ont snare
trees and shubbery thirty condition large sppe orchard furniture
eArpe will be sold n desired. Price moderate
terms liberal Apply TEO W. MASON (osneTl GrcenBicb Conn.
or to FRANCIS TONES ll0 Broadway
DIVERDALE, on the Hndson.-H. l..
Ia ATHRRTON will his place lf5 lots large 700 feet
parcels also ami lor On
Post road Apply the premises 80 ADRIAN H. MULLEk
SON No. 7 Pinest "a 1,i77D
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EARM AT AUCTION.

EARM AT AUCTION.
Il On TUESDAY Oct %. at o'clock m.
the the dne STOCK DAIRY and GRASS Farm se'
occupied by ABRAHAM W. STORM situated Lsaugege Depot
Dnthes Co. the T. Boston and Montreal Railroad Is miles tom
Dutcho.s and 10 miles from Pougkepse TIE contains
3l5 agricultural land r watred from ueTeianB
springs high cultivation has extensive buildings al
good Satisfactory be arranged JOHN w. STORM,
Nn. A. STORM.
IERE. JOHNSON, jr, AuctOneer.
~ Once, 20 II n.' oo99se wy E9son As'oF mouse
and The terminus Of al the ny in-s
RIAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED
Auction sales OF Stocks. Furniture. Merchandise sc.
SUPREME C0URT-TIIADDEUS HYATT
~ AGAINST THE CONTINENTAL WINDMILL COMPAhf-
pursuance Judgment above entitled action bearing
18th da ofSeptembe 1873 will sale 70 the high
by William Kennedy Aueiones at the her
chants BIehngs Saoom No III Broadway the CITY o. New
SATURDAY the Doth day Of October 1873 at IL o'clock
three certain Letters Patent e property Of the Continental
Windmill Company follows Letters Patent issued 10 Addison
Brown dated March 1859 aud numbered 5762s and assigned BY
Patent Continental
Company Of said Br0wD dated October 3D. 1870
and numbered l69 Letters Patent said Continental
Windmill Company assignee Of Brown, dated April g. 1870,
and numbered 1872 1854 Also about 200 Patterns Tor tue manuo
OF wndns patterns may and eIamioe at ihe cne
chop John T. Dunkn No 5j2 West Twenty ~ l.
Terms cash.-Datei HeW-YOrk, Ocober q. 1873.
JOSEPH MBBKs, Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
giip Real gstate for Sale.

GALL at once upon 8. FITZPATRICK, 1909
Thriave and inquire particularly the elegant DWELLING
on West between Eighth and Ninhayea ion
not lose 81 Conditions favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
Nsw- gsrssp Real estate TOR Sale.

A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Centr n. j.
Go. have houses ts
sALR st all pont, ih line Of lhs Central r. ON Apply
A. ID. H0PR OF kIsr06 MARSH. lle Llber'sI ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
BROOKLYN proptrtp 90 fst.

LEI-The new, elegant, four-stOry brown
,ne HOUsk al modern mpr1yements ThInist btsseu srth
sna sear entrance Prospect PARK 800 ApDJ
% W. :. MBLDRUh 1872 Ch8reh.st W.
TO LET-0n Brooklyn flights, near Wall
o. reH' I'VE bneE DWELLINGS with al improvements
daio possession Rent $1,000. Apply 10
A Il. DAVENPORT 8s7 FuI.ou.t
no LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il FOUR STORY HOUSE, AND STORB. No. lO2 Plssspple-a
GORDON L. FORD. 81 Cara ~, BfookIJa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
Gounirp propertp to fet.

AT MORRISTOWN.-ToL LET, furnished and
immediate posaon real good boms ~ih horses
driver &c. J. SMITH DODGE - West rEsateth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
Brooklnn Real gsiate for Sale.

DOR SALE-Three-story hgh-sto0p, brown
IL stone HOUSE Washington PArs Price. $4,000.
rutland Il WHITING Beekmansi.
EOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
81 50IlOO and 6S 20 H. and "a Montague
l0OtOO. Hoasa No l02 PnAppsL 27I60i House
No. l7s woaShbya House No lSI Wloaghsti Hoases Eoa
40 81 and IS Gasssas GORDON FORD 81 ClAri HrOokyp
TOR SALE-HOUSE-A semi-detached COT
IL TAGR story, basement and cellar hed
roof In hne order; p,los papered bsusuts painted all i'm
Begborbood 30 minutes TO CITY M with EXTRA lot
carriage house fruit towers 3e desirable
pleasure business;
value $4,000; 5000 "a 900
premises A05 HeTmer between Albany
DrooklJn.
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very esy GORDON L. FORD 81 CLARK st. Broollvn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

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FOR SOUIHAMPrOS AND BRkMkN -
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RATES UF PASSAGE TO LONDOH. HAVkk. AND BREMEN
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