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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06

NoNuuuEE A sharp canvass is going
on iu relation to the coming March election.
Both the temperance men and liberals have
tickets iu the field, and both are confident Of
victory
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-03-06
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STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable the
, ! - - ,,. 80 Probate Court for the
uI-IN.. " ,. =. n-.tr-ct Of Oh-ttenden.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

-oiren sxt. EeIyOrdsr granted The German Rrh.ngs
Bank Of kew.York sat Groh.-Orier granted.
Judge Freedman The AisOr acSes
with clorb ,t Special Term.
Common Pleds-Specia, Term-By Judge Robinson.
Noe agt HoeMctoa O oonhrm referees report deucd.See
memorandum. M
iamns o ssus. (5ee neml
By Iage oeS-Oi.ermsnn SGT World Mutual Life ln' Co0rer
settled.
Court Of 1ppeqis ALBANY. Feb. i0.--The follow
handed the Appeals Judg
shmed with cos-Crouh Parker Riston agt Goiei
judgments ani trials granted aUe eye1The
CV Cohoes CfopfeT May Waller Sternberger agt
hcGoYern Booth Powers McGn'h sgt Czk Van Neman gt
judgment ldifc bY adding which the plaintiff
f22j a.
Judgment Affirmed without either Torett
Cromhe denviug for trial affirmed snd jng
modified moiel smr1 without either party
Judgment settled b. JIige GoVe-Shutlewor1h sg Winter
hres affirmed with cOstsIn the petition
&c Rose Post Order reversed
application without cOsIho Lie Insurance
CDmpsuF sgt Van bsps Orer reversed vita costs AMI motion
Wheeler Or!rr Affirmed without Ossu the mat
ter Oi the psut0n Of Van Brps.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
CONGRESS AND THE CLNTEYEI4L.
AN APPEAL TO The NEw-YORK PRESS.
fr0m Ths Phil1fsluhiI L,d,cr

For more than six months (and until few
day. pasU az t9e influential day & &newspape[s of the
missoners and Board Of Finance with great
and yigor The favor OF some OF the New-YOrk jour
mails TO which refer has been Withdrawn Gen.
Hawley, the President OF the Commission gave notice,
i'm his place in Congress, that the Centennial ali-
thorites would ask Congress for aid in money.
Now, and this we pat frankly; plainly, but
friends of the Centennial in sister citynow what
has been the OUTCOME of their generous assduous un
etmulating private subscriptions under the act OF Con-
gress No private money aid has come our OF IT, and no
distinct assurance OF any Can our New.York cotem.
tme their people 10 respond to their urgent ap
peals for private subscriptions would nave 10 be ac-
cepted by The business OF the Finance Board
tee that great national work could not be made to
depend upon private moneysf Even there had been
no indication OF this kind from any other great center
tnan Ncw-York, that one coad not fail to be a
sufficient reason lat tins late date) for melting
the National Commission aud the Board OF Finance
10 20 to Congress for aid But there we're similar ndca-
lions from every important city IN the United states ex
cep those in enc Southern states where the business
was not pressed The Centennial Commissioners Gnd
the Board OF Finance believe that the people OF the
united states ana the Territories n0w when they know
that time demands immediate action, whOnld back their
demonstrations of interest by subscriptions OF their pr
celebration should be betrayed from private pockets
But clearly (ouside Of Ponnsylvana) their action shows
u heir judgment that Congress should make the sub
scriptiOn for the rest OF the nation
In ths condition OF affairs what would the Influential
newspapers OF NeW-hok nave the Centennial authori-
tles 90 Mitnin tnIes weeks ihey must make their
they must begin the work OF construction and pns N
without Tue lossOi a DAY '0r Two years. Would they
have the Commission the Board OF Fipanra ,uaI'.
contracts fer seven or eight Millions with only three
millions assured by Philadelphia aud psnisYi O{ ' %
no basis the other four or five millions x cpt yagua
hOpcs that some time or other the people e states
and Territories viii foot the bt We ask ne ren1na
bic and bnsinesske directors of tho newspaper pres,
OF New to give fair consideration 10 these phases
OF the case and then say whether the President OF tue
Centennial Commission not right when no gave hi
frank Fuuale aud ahOyebOard notice IN Congress that
tho National Commi.soa wouli Ask i"r National aij
from the National Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT oP NEW YORK

PORT oP NETWORK .......................FEB 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Mnnesots tBr Freeman. Liverpool, william, Guon.
steamship hong sysre Sor DsnneIis London Funh Bde
Go.
steamship Jane, Age Lockwood Charleston s. C., W Qund
GCo
steamship Goethe GeE) wlson Hamburg Knsuth S,chod L
Kahne
steamship Italia (Br) Greig Gssgov &C.. Henderson, Bros
Siesmshp Delta tBrl Stephens Cdriif Nc, A Baxter Co.
steamship Columbus. Reed H,Vans WIN. T. Clyde & 90
Steamship NirgO Bulkiey, Savannah, MURRAY Ferris Co.
steamship Neptune. Bsrrv, Boston. II. T. Dinock.
Dosne Wilmington Lonlan steamship
chip Plynonth Rock Batman London, Gun1el Minum
Barb OhvO tAutl, NuIIaesio Rotterdam Socoyieb 4 Co.
Bars CoastanA tBr Strains Falmouth for orders Thomas
Dsnhsm's NepheWs
BARK Jesus t3rl Hines Cirienas Jane, &. Ward Co.
Bark ComnndatoTe fOreo (Aui. sehNsa Cork OF Falmouth
Slocovich A Go
Barb Ansssr Sor Gmnder.on London for Punch Ey,
Co.
Bark G. De Zsldo aier Havana. wAvdell 4 Co.
BARK :. B Hale, Nesins. Havana, 4. 4. Loud a Go.
Brig Walter Smith. Smith, MoutsTleo, W. II. T. Hughes.
Brig tansins. blanchard. Havana Brett, SON I Co
Eiyle ALEU- (Brl Csombs, Barbados Dwight 4 Pat
Brig John w Hunt Hunt, Ciennegos, II het-ahG Co.
Brig Para1s tBr.J, hdgel. Carienas HeneF q Parker
Brig Gerruie Risk Pernsnina PA. T. d. Hurbnt Co.
seh LsFly ri Reed Augustine Bentley, Gihcuiecye Co.
sehr. Enthen BfanitheIg Aur Caves lOung, amth & Co
Com Kea Msson Boston, Snnsou, Altpp 4 Co.
-.If tsrue Bonarl Pacshim. BtrleoA 4 Pnig & 90.
ConIogh. stimsn Sce -Lonlyn II. W. Jackson
ftbr : Dean lirl rlr1. 4' John. r. B. iinsT Parker
siIun Ns'l,,.s tss...tr HI'.arnrf Ri.. rtt Re-.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
DEPARTURE OF FORElGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY. FER. II.

WEDNESDAY FEB. II.
Elrop. and Liverpool the steamship
Caaba Supplementary Ma closed the Post
lllJ Steamship sails at IL NJ from Cgnsrd Doc
MATS FOR Europe Southampton and Bremen per the steamship
America at Il " Supplementary Mail ~ closed al the Post
al 30P SsmshO sails q N ffon the foot OF Third
st.. iioboken. .Sazs A.
THURSDAY. fEB. -.
Mails for EnrOpe Plymouth CberbOug and Hamburg by steamship
Tautngi close 1901 SuDpemesry Mai closed st the
Thir.,t.. Hobokek.
Mas Tor Havana direct bV the steamship City Of Havana close
AZ m Supplementary Mail the PoltOfee t 24Q
D. Steamship sails st .. m. from Pier No. n. H.
FRIDAY. FEB. IS.
Malls NesiOE POst0fee
D. n.. via faifsI
Mail for Halifax ~ closed at the NewYvrk Post 01ce
tsy a; p. IL, and goes via Boston
SATURDAY.. FEB. H.
Mails o United Kingdom Queenstown and Liverpool
Oceanic close l2 VI Supplementary Mail osed tho
po,tOhce a. 1880 steamship sails at from White Star
Dosh. PaI9lis fsuy Jersey City.
Counens Europe via Southampton snd Bremen BY
The steamship HermAnn close At II NJ. Supplementary Mail
10 closed the Post Once l3O Steamship sails a. m,
rom Of Third st.. Hoboken. -. Es.ssS
A Direct German PrussI closed Mail Nv M. line
Mails or Kingston Jamaicl. Panama Aspnsa the Central Amer
can and Soutn Pacific ports etc. the steamship Colon close 10
a m. Bteam,tjp sails at IL ". from Pier No AZ. ~ X.
Mail, for Bermuds by The Esamship Gamma close r.
West by City OF san Antonio, close .
D. IN. steamship sails at m. from Pier No. 20 h. K
sUSDAf FEB 10.
All Mails close at II o'clock Ths tOOhce from a.
V. to II ".
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
OH. IN TILE srREANs or REyEYrE.

In January, 1871 COusinery & Co. imported
quantity OF olive OIL upon which, under Section 2l5 Of
the act Of July II. 1862 they paid duty cf 25 cents
gallon on the ground'that 1t not salad oil. The
Government subsequently brought suit to recover an
additional duty OF 70 cents gallon the OIL on the
ground that IL was known in commerce as salad oil,
which, under Section AZ Of the act Of June 80 1861, IS
subject to a duty Of 81 gallon The amount involved
Is about 900 in gold and the is now on trial in
the United States District Court before judge Blach-
ford aud Jury. The question in it seems to be Ia
lubricatng olive oil salad oil because certain persons
eat l Assistant United States DstrictAttOrney Ed
nOnd H. Smith represents the Government, and Mr.
Cbonte OF the nrm OF EvaTfs Southmayd & Choate ap
pears for the defendants. During the trial yesterday
Mr. Choate greay alarmed the Jury 10y proposition to
dose them with the oil for the purpose Of showing them
what II was.
Bernhard Armson imported quantity Of what he
claimed nltrOhcuIOc OIL which, under Section % OF
the Tariff OF 1872 subject TO duty OF 30 cents
gallon. Collector Murphy demanded = duty OF 80 cents
gallon, the ground that the oil was the essential oil
of almonds which, section SO Of the act OF July
H. 1862 ~ sunjeCr 10 that duty IL was paid under pro-
lest and an Gci brought TO recover H. The amount
involved about $500 In gold and the IL now on
trial I'm the United States Circuit Court before judge
Shpman aud iary. Assistant United states District
Attorney TreInan for the Collector, aud S5dswck &
Clark for ArlnSUn.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. KNAPP Dem., Ill) offered a resolution
directing the Secretary of the Treasury TO report the
amount OF certified checks Clearn ghouse certt
Of deposit issued to redemption banks that have sus
pended payment to deposors and that are now in cir
culatIou what banks responsible for their redenr
ZION what banks still doing business that have sus
uended payment 10 their depo'tors and the banks that
are st IN suspension. Referred 10 the Committee on
Banking and Currency
Office law prescribing the Oath OF Office to be taken
by pOstmGStCTs. Passed.
Air. BANNING Oib. Rep, Ohiol from the Post Once
Committee. made a report Oh the t 10 uihOr,ze the
transmission of law manuscrlpt, brles, REPORTS c IN
the uaiis al reduced rates. LAID on the table.
Air. SIONElI, also from the same Committee, re-
ported bill providing that mail matter OF the third
,Iss The name ana address OF the sender may be
written, and also the number ana KIND or afucle
ipc0scd: ana there may also be written any book on
pamphlet seat through The mail form OF presentation
witbOut extra postage being charged.
o. motion OF Mr. G +. HOAR tReP., Mass the bill was
uGc 20 apply to matter heretofore sent aud Nas then
passed
A PERSONAL ExPLANATIoN BY GEN. Butler.
Mr. BUTLER (Rep., Mass) rose 10 personal cx.
planstiOn and immediately members left their seats
aud began gather around him, but on point Of order
raised Dy Air c Dem. KyJ, they were required by
the speaker their seats. and Mr. Butler pro
ceed4d with his l.4a ks. For the second tine since he
hod been member "a iLc House, he had thought il due
~ hip,srlf 10 maFc a personal explanation, and he
sbould not have done ~ now II his personal rights
only were involved but as two important Committees
Of the House aud = high officer OF the Gcvernment
we're concerned DE felt u proper to do 50.
!! Lad boon represented that the Judiciary
C3.hJ..tt5o had taken csi.ah hoH"u "iin
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
CIVIL NOTES.

Myers, Rutherford & Co., stock brokers, have
begun action in the Supreme Court against W. NJ.
Gearing of Illinois Indebtedness OF SJ3T 63
and interest arising from purchases of preferred stock
of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
made by plaintiffs for his account.
Some time ago the fugitive Assemblyman,
Henry w. Genet sued Levi Adams for libel the charge
being that the defendant made certain allegations as TO
the complanants doings connection with the Harlem
Courthouse, which false and highly Injurious 10
the character of the complainant. The damages were
laid ut 100000 Owing 20 Genets arrest, subsequent
trial and abrupt departure, nothing was done IN the
until yesterday, when the counsel for Genet APP
pearcd before Judge Van Worst in the Supreme Court
and asked have the dropped the payment OF
costs. To this Granville L. Hawes demurred the
part OF the defendant and put In claim tnat Ia add-
On 10 the there should be allowance and that
the 80 should be dismissed 10 whioh the Court
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
CRIliINAL MOTIFS.

Al the Jefferson Market Police Court. yesterday,
Dau sullivan committed charge Of Keeping gambling
a No. l6S GTeeIe-sl
John Buckrdge, who was indicted for numbering
his child ago sseRei the col Of Sessions Book
yesterday lie sd guilty. Of murder tie fourih degree aud
Ju Moore suteLcei hin esrs' mprs,nm b WI hsrl
labor, In the Pehitentary.
III tho Court Of Oyer aud Terminer yesterday,
Thouas Ablr No 2jl East foy nhhsi incei
degree kung Alexis Angeos The husband
French gashersoman residing IN Thompson through bis counsel Mr.
pleaded guilty Of mAnssugher In the fourth degree The
prisoner appeared called on the wife ie deceased and created
claiming that had clothing belonging 10 bm
gcO ,gned turned the out OF ia house Jasi t
reached the Sidewalk the prisoner pcksi stone and struck Angcos
Of the tg from which hs died IN
Judge Brady torhsn the fall pena-lFo iAfs IN Stale
Prison.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
PENSION MONEY sEIzABLE FOR DEBT

Judge j. +. DAILY of the Court OF Common
Pleas rendered decision yesterday application Of
Wm. II. Stagg, former policeman. who, becoming in
VOWED in debt. had ss 80 quarters payment Of pen
sion allowed him by the Police Department seized by
receiver IN satisfaction Of judgment The pension was
payable In February May, August, and November The
s37 paid III November 1873 and the receiver was
appointed in August 1873. Judge DAILY that pen
sion is an allowance, the payments OF which not
made 70 contract, but voluntary and may
be withheld by the government that grants IT, pursuant
TO the conditions attached the grant The debtor had
property payments Of the pension, before actual
payncnt Any sum winch paid account OF the
pension to tue accused PRIOR 20 tue appointment OF the
receiver be seized by the latter II actually paid to
the debtor. Motion grantoi 20 fdr as 10 require the
and the plaintiff s atJrncy TO repay thc money
in their hands.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
THE COUNTY AUDITOR DEFEATED.

Among the decisions rendered in the Court
Of Common Pleas yesterday was one By Judge J. +.
DAILY granting perenptory mandamus directing
County Auditor Earle TO audit the account Of Wm C.
Ford for $1,000 the application OF Elliott sandford
several days ago. II appeared that the Supervisors
bought from the relator patent for method Of index
ing registers invented by Mr. Ford which they wished
TO secure. Mr. Earle refused to audit the bill on the
ground that II tue Supervisors mad tho right TO
right 10 buy the patent itself. Judge pay, IN BIZ
opinion says 1t was very proper course 70 ouy the
ise OF the method for facilitating public business, and
In order TO secure that use to buy the patent ITSELF it
has been decided already that the Supervisors alone
have the right to fix the prices and amounts the
Auditor has only TO perform his duty OF auditing
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
Erooklnn Rcal estate for Safe.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGED LOTS on
L. Eigb,bsye, BrOOklyn. Inquire Of HARVEY BAKER SON
No. Pinest.
TOR SALE-Two-story. basement, and sub
IL cellar brown HOUSE Prospect Park BrookyD Phce
moderate Terms RULAND WHITING, Beeinsnss
EOR SALE-L0TS on Remsen and Montague
l. F1atbush ave-. and Prospect Psrk Plaza GORDON L. FORD
81 Clarkst. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 Wow.st 81 HkIst, l02 sppest 1853
Remn 40 ST. ard SO Nsu-st 266 and 26s washingon-st,
I79 and 1877 Wloushbsl GORDON L. FORD 81 Ckt, Booa'
lyD.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
ARRIVED.

Steamship Wisconsin (B Liverpool jan 49, and Queens
town 2Db. with mdse and pas" TO Williams Guion .
steamship HAMS CGer Kaz Bremen jan a. via Southampton
27tb with mdse and pass. 10 Oelicbs 4 Co.
Steamship syend Dan Hansen Copenhagen 30 days and n da
from Grmstadt with nise. and Punch tdye Co
Bark Adelgsnde Ger Gutsgh Antvorp 80 days In ballast
BARK Rebecca tGeLJ, Abren Antwerp 90 days with mdss
Schr H. A. De Hart, Pinkbam Baricoa 10 daJs with fruit.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dosroy Feb 10-Auiyei steamship Eorman from Philadelphia
bgs Grace Lotbrop MARI T. LAd 5anio Do
minro schr Cape lae1 H. W. fosef from New
BoHare; brgs Ella from Bar
Jsdoes Mar Thompson Brunswick Ca sehT A. Reed
fr1nP Ponce
PORTLAND Me- Peb 10-Arved, steamship Casssn tBrl from
Liverpool
iiyerpOoL
LENK. Del Feb 10 The American Lie siamshD Indiana, Rom
Liverpool passed 10 at III o'clock this morning
FOREIGN PORTS
LoypoS Feb IO-Ssed the United Stges Robert Anderson.
Elizabeth Chasseur Dgsh. Alexandra Richard pese Esu
rst Milo Hda Hldiaons H. ARMED from the Untej States
Margaret Ann. Fun. Henry Bath. Rio, Olaf Csnboo En
rks MatIde Heoie. aud Marg Jones Arrived from The United
Magnolia EtSs, Iniu,tre Udsre. Mariana
ferro Neptune Car Rsporanzl. Margareta and Gos1e
ifOr Lafes ShtD Se,gs see Fsrta Page
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
loase then, at 5 o'clock, adjourned.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WAsuNGTON. Feb. 1O.-The President sent tll

following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Edward Keamey to be United States Marshal for Washington
Territory Foster Register the Land Oce Pioche
New j. w. Wrlht Receiver Of the Lln1 Office al Pioche Ney
wm Coidngou be Collector Of Customs for the District
Perth \. j.. Noel b. Mutt TO be Collector Of Customs al
Passlmsq qIpddy, Nc
Ioswdsrr.-Uophn Stephenson Phelps n. " A. W. Kings
bury at Homer y. Clarence T. Ch5pTan al Great Tails " H.
VIM Ohio; Isaac W, Jones at SaqueanHa De
rot Penn; c. G. HasAns City Iowa Mrs T. {. BAN
bridge, a Oh Point Comfort Va.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
DECIsIONs-FED. 10.


Supreme Court -CAamLers--By Judge Barrett
BskeleJ BiIte.-Repilt confirmed. Collins aZ B,0tI,i
Manhattan savings insgt Dog tchnoranan. Ia tA
matter &c. ..FiceaiH.-hDti,u gianied
HT JlEo Lawfrushgir 49, Barrett s. KrrM,toa u coo.
dfH report grtut@lf
SaDer.Or COarl-Spcr,d 7erm-ly JudI5 Srdg.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun nsss..... $50 $50 Moon
HIGH wArsH
Sandy Hoof.. 223 Gov, snd 25i Hell Gate Ferry "a
HTGH w.rsR
saldy Hook 25t Cows Island 1925 Hell Gate Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

IRON LtyERPoOL-Ia steamship Wisoonsia Feb. lO-w D.
Sellers M aud Mrr Wm. Maitland Mrs W. D. Snow Commander
Pendegast, Mr. and Mrs WIN. Lsom and child r. g. MYERS Dir
Cender w Dale Mr. and Mrs John Poeon James
H. Cole John Rue VIM Reynolds Mr. and Ms Goodng and child.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lO.-Ihe Senate, IN Exccu-
tive session to-day, confirmed tho following nomina-
tiOns:
Thomas W. Osborn OF Illinois BE- Minister resident
genue Republic Albert G. Cowe Of OHIO Be Consul
seshgh be suvevoG General for Coorado Lieut. Co y.
be Colonel vice COum Tre Major A. Gilmore TO be
Lieutenant Colonel; Capt Jared A. Smith TO be Major First Lrut
John NJ Norw be Captains Second Leuts.
Joseph H. Otto W. Bad and Francis " Green, be ETst
Lieutran Ogether with sundry tie army
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 96,

town Of Nerlea Sewayen County ren
hereinafter described.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 96,
Tbe extensive mill formerly oapi-i ld b, wilcox
hsIep sd Gpoa the ps sSi al oe9 oeoaa 5fpsr, b,ioag
Also the bos.lshou,e aHd connected herewith fl,ar- sap.
Al e. .asst houses and Iaud connected ,hesv,h
A.1atoa' o., ser Of land, .uisbl, for building lot.
Tls pre- cry particularly described ioioEs
Zoe mil loocH consists Of about Eo acres Of ad acstet u
'li ' oaoot 2l0tee together 9TH a.
ofsri On, brick mill engiaehouse faag and
I bae nnece dybOa'e peks5ouse tso 'torehos., barn
neei alh the MIL engines. 50 home poser each,
drop s o ,gIs. 'I sa0gf e p sI msho a. Sc III
property lbee claim Of schaHes Len sl27@ ls to 8 H.
4so is sets ar. 100 broad looms spnung e' and mus r't
dresssrs spoilers presses falling mills washers she'r' rah'a
eIractor Gecg snasi. ron ''nt' d,s 'a eoe
machinery all other machinery s1tre and tools used In running aud
Pf-'s and AI''s Ao'S. 40 @ % -Ss ~ ,S '. T s,on
subject TO lien OF r L. Wbtehea, $3.50 66.
0ne pSce Of d on Mrest abon go frontage st
Moren savings one other piece O lsqd .onas o. ls olA
Win geS S9G d 'fSsS .a Of I SsAea S5 g.
o.. et Of @ rSSS oS.s quart, 5eS q On ON eTt T1 So @
o1 as Ny t td tS S1 s i4st e 5Sdss s = G
Ce piece Of side Of Pa north Of premises Of
Wilcox Silver Plate COMPANY containing tlesl o. az .ee ue'
subject to h. h. waliehesds lien Of s72 ls.
piece Of land adjoining smsnuone piece on he north s
Of acre With cottage house thereon subject to White
heads hen Of $40 02.
one piece Of M corner and Camp about quarter
house thereon subject % K l. nesds
lien Of SO 90.
one piece Of land on the sd- Of Hbsrl With frontage Of
about 23O feet, suitable for building lots
All will be sod subject % ne nenmbinca
above spec unless the shall have been previously discharged
There also be sold the time ard place all ht stock ~ @
consisting Of partially
flushed cloths With lot Of des1as rags docks sar
waste boxes supplies. oce u iueutng two s.s
ks bmoa skrs, about 500 ysris OF
cloth 600 pounds wool 300 tons OF coal one horse 'So
all chattels belonging said estate.
An the machinery an personal prop
Office Of the aynee al West
Meren Connecticut circular handb sach
yepior or description machinery personal property all 10
bY application 10 o. Pat, West herdes
atoruey Tor tbe Assignee II. {. WILCOX. Assignee.
p,od Nerlap Ian 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
Gonnirp Real Gsiate tor Sale

4 FINE French roof, modern HOUSE.
Stable shade 6n-Y located SALE cheap
RENT unsbed also beautiful BUILDING sITR = seres
100 j. q FREEMAN, Isl BroadwAy.
AT A GREAT SACRlFICE.-f6l acre FARM
~ Hawthorne on both the bne and Midland Railroads iT miles
" VI u from and less from
Of Pstersoa ll balance nosvih
good hous and oeri barn hous howell
hennery, &c. Degly paute; price $3.50 Apply
ALFRED hEAMANCE, Os MHrrav-st, v. Y
E'ARM OF 1l0 acres IN Orange County. New
L fort se located Montgomery, for SALk great bar
gain. RuLASD A WHITING. 8 Beekmansl
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Fo House in
SewforA hne HOUSE aud - city, Rare
opportunity. J. {. FREEMAN ISL Brosds,y
iu Tumnnsburg. Tompkas Co, y. T. Appy TO r. s. PEAR
SAIL rumansbug n Y oSDRRDoNK Rosyn long Island
EOR SALE-Only $500 down, aud long time to
ptJ balance COrfAGB ready 10 into pncs
~ ". HITCHCOCK $50 Third ave-
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
Citn Rca! estate tor Sale.

Citp Rca! estate tor Sale.
A n elegant fOur-stOry brOwn-stone HOUSE,
~ u feet vide frescoed throughout ryenth, Fifth
ave- ony SI2 500; easeloh p H. GRADY, 81 6.h.iye
A DESCRIPTION of any PROPERTY which
~ you b,ye for sale VI 70 rent is solicited
LEONARD J. CARPENTER.
REAL ESTATE,
36 THIRDAvE, bible Bouse) New.iorE.
ENTIRE CHARGE TAKEN or PROPERTY
LNOR SALE.-The tirst-class STORE No. Il
Johus 24llI60I95 sold by order Of the executors to
% 45ol HOMER MORGAN Pne-st
EOR SALE-3-story, bigh-stoOp and base
ment brick DWELLING HOUSE. No. 3iI West Ihriei6,st
Bghh.sve. Price. $1,000 Apply to WSCOTr JARVIS,
Er., 22l Canal-st
FOR SALE Or LEASE.-Thee ..f foqriIstOryy Frist .Gy
john 2SIl97 eet suitable for any business requiring space ns
prior May !, desTei Apply 10
GEORGE G. SAMPSON, 6Clfst.
NOR SALE-To close estate No. 27 North
4sory brick HOUSE and LOT brown stone base
men stoOp q fee; front with Improvements Apply
81 JAMES HALL Administrator 34J Franklin
ave, Brooklyn
GREAT chance for INVESTMENT.-Four
~ RESIDENCE, 2J2 West foureentbs hand
.omely furnished for SALE very low II sold Immediately terms easy
Apply premises.
HIRAM MERRITT, Real Estate Office, No. 50
3dsve HOUSES LOTS Bought Sold Stores Houses
let Rents Collected aud full charge OF property taken Returns
promptly made Reference given as to respon, 5li,y &c
HOUSES and LOTS for SALE in the new
Twentythit Ward eouyeneutt AMI steamboats, and less
dwellings three 3stey brick and dwellings
6b aud coatan all modern conye1ences
and ST. Anns.aye AppIy Clinton FIRE ms.
COMPANY's OFFICE, 15G Broadway.