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New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
North America, Judge Blatchford dismissed the libel
with Doyle claimed 10 De haiI o"uef VI tne
schooner
When the case of Patrick Weldon, accused
OF assautiug Officer Armstrong Of the Thirty-'ourth
Precinct was called In the Court Of Special Sessions
some time ago his counsel. Mr. Hummel, moved for a
pOstpOnement the grounds that two necessary VII
nesses we're and the never or the ci'
endar before Justice Murray, however, ordered the
be tried the prisoner by hls counsePH ADVICE
fused plead; plea or not guilty was entered anu
he was convicted and 10 to pententlary Tor q
month. He was taken yesterday before JuIge ffatI'
in the Marine Court on writ oi haDeAs corpus,
and Mr.. Hunmel, who characterized Justice Murray >
conduct arbitrary ana unjust asked TO nave the pr
Oner admitted bail pending decision by the supreme
Court General Term The Assistant Dlstr1ct-AtoTue5
opposed the motion and the Court reserved deeisOh
A motion was made about week ago by
Charles j. Guiteau lawyer, VINO has begun an action
for libel against James Gordon Bennett. proprietor OF
The Herald for an allie ged libel contained III It's law re-
norris 10 strike ont the answer The answer s, sub
stantiallv that no one has any authority 10 publish
Hbels in that paper and that the report was fr one
AS far as ID Tue comp alnant IN person argued
that the answer was Judge Lawrence rendered
decision yesterday morning IN written opIIhOn III
which he says that under the decision In Samueis
against the first denial or the deren se is
good answer that under the act OF 1854 ne was not
his that the matter III JUST
cation CATION being positive cannot De stricken
out Court issues OF fact on am lawns
that the other grounds, the piantn mas mistaken
his proceeding they being matters only 10 be consid
cred on demurrer actual trial. ald he therefore dis
the motion with cOsJs
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A JURY THAT STEPPED OUTSIDE OF IT
PROVINCE.

THE RECENT VERDICT IL TIE HYDRoPHoBIA CASE
The OPINION OF MEN on SUBJECTS WITH
WHICH THEY WERE NOT SPECIALLY ACQUAINTED.
TO me Edttor of The TrtbHHs.
SIR: When Coroner Kessler recently I'M
raueed his Jury 10 inquire the cause of acCor
Tnrks death and const tuted Il entirely OF medicai
man thc public gave him credit for being actuated ny
laudabe desire ascertain whether or not the poor
man really mad died Of hydrophonia But when he
imposed upon them the additional task OF giving VueH
ounious relative 70 the cause ana pathoi0Ey VI ms
terre disease he clearly oversepped the limits OF his
DUTY ana they certainly exceeded theirs "hen 'hey
seeepted the onerous Office. corouers jury WDelher
compd Of pysicaus or laymen, has only one duty 10
arfor aud that IS 20 ascertain the cause OF DEATH IN
thaf instance. the conclusion that McCornicA dleu vi
hydropAohia was reached unanimously. Further luau
,bi. tbs mad no business TO 90; bu rot content Win
this the majority Ohe more distinguished meulooIS
dissenting proceeded settle several doubtful points
in tbe e,uatou OF the disease, and TO express the
op,ntop that the results Of the autopsy were OF no
scientific value
whether OF not the views Of these gentlemen were ent
ted - aAy special respect II Il not worm "hie 'o4"
Gure 1: not appear that they posSessed any pre-
eminent manifestations for inquiring into the pathoogy
nj hvdrphouia or Of estimating the value OF micro
cor,cal invest cations The mysteries OF amyiod cor
MUSCLES reurogiia p~0cl On ana nult-nuclear cei's
-, a-,. rronaly ~ !mpenerahle 20 them as they are
., -, - ~ rr1iud and the that iouT mem n"ei
mi OF In, Ten tae jury Gnc.LGns Ato,
Fr1pE IL ui.toLJ cuerrcucay protested asa'asi tae
~ ~ NV entered uDou and yOteG AGAINST tue pro
n.tior - reason Tor sti sirO-giY dOGD'InG tue
sciruf,nc Announcements Oi tue majority. . ., g..
But there good reason ioI lro'ts,li- .-,,r -
efc~+ ~ baf dozen pLy Lysicaus 70 ll- INTO men el
di MATTERS altogether foreign 20 the ntelt OF tne Jaw
III pF0vIuIu- tue On1ce 0i corOueI 49, "a
man nr tne mower u jury OF c4l lr 10 a'1
nm n, the rerf srruauce OF hls funcuons II tIh hlu
- 1,,r,ano e fernltted pass uuqucstlOned tieFe
~ no ~ ug where 10 Vii sOp. Nc snail mex ha'c
clervuen sitting on COrOers' lurles ana dtter
-, "a rUe s.l-e OF death. clvnS thr!r views ia ~
gard Ia fle B.ua OF spiritual cOusuldlluh nc ueI U
snonlG nave LAD. ana questioning tle Nalue VI '-'
nI.,1sfr,tigus gwen hy uuor,AOdJ& OrOthei. -
Neto- IOre. JuIy "a. 1874. "O4H@'OA"
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three to five hours, according to the weather, the
presence of the inspectors, OF their proximity
to drinlung-saoons. have some facts from
actual observation OF gang OF % men
for week. and computation by an engineer
or the amount Of work done and cost, that woud
Sartle tax payers III this state of things
az'ness nor from desire 10 protract work get
longer pay, but Simply from lack OF food by all
let II be known. But know OF these suffering
families, and have relieved them. and can testify that
II the men would drink less wives and children would
have more 10 eat. The Departments Of Finance and
Public Works should not be blamed when the fault IL
Win the men themselves. A TAX PAYER.
Netc l0rk, July "a 1874.
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OkPARTURE OF FOREIGN AALL5.
rUuHsDAl. July 30.

rUUnSDAt, july W.
Plymgud Checdg and HArnouy ~ Hesnre
Fn,,. ohse u hSappenstt<rY Ma 10 sos-a "a ZOE
rIusd-<.. hOboEer.
4ss fOr the teAIDtnp CITY Of Havana so~ N
s,na..tar, MAJ IL o.osed Po.Ohre q ~ pm e~u
suuu .aih az 8 D. m iTuas Pier ho n -.
Aeamstnp Gamma oose 81 a oosn
sAlp .slls al s .. ~. PIe No. - horis kA'er
~ rRiDAl. july 81.
nnls Knssoe 3sssnas and Cart<xrn bT ~ seap amos
es- Al 10 A s.esship ~ai at ~ NJ roG Plef 20 81 D.
sArJRBAf. AUa l.
s s- xr,t Britaln and D~-rrs-r
nv a. sess usAp Cty Of RoAnoad ooss az ncr 1cs
- s, . o..d Pss-oaoe At ssosrssnp sAn 81
n N from Pbes Ss, IS North Hyt1
Be- ee 1ssea-k1D Hess nsss Sc
rI.q0s "a suppeDesezD hrn v closed st The roz osr
=, l. 80 a IA ,,e.zssa s, from foOt o. ihd So 10
- - x.-->-r -.
r-o, e.-- "A 10 A s1pp~DentaT Mail e4osec - ~
rs, A II = sails al IL NJ. IRON Pa No - ~
A.. M HAyt vsscssA, Se BY Tie nsHnsio n os
-. =, n ,n s1srnship fron f1e No ol ~ =
SUNDAY. Are. =
Md 10 0ctck N The fwtoDos e2>n "o" v
aaIl
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SHIPPING NTRLLIGEYCE.

Poar OF yBw-Y0RK. K.................."....JuLT 90
CLEARED.
steamship Abyssuia BLl Haae Liverpool Queenstown C. g.
steamship ehsH,osrn tser) SOrenhot Bremen oelneh' Co.
seaiBslp Huntsville Crove Savaunah Roheri Lo~ifn o.
STEAMSHIP cArOne Aeoreery Nesorenns G. IL s1SF, ~ Co.
sss@sp sp S.1Slna ssysosf lss ySiss Psis.pa an
s ,-I Of ss Hest Ia;o 1 D Ssl poT,as, S q AI,IT Co
BsrH f M, NJ ~ Williams Iire,poo & Morsans
Bari ta. Boaafno Dmzrk, France SoSov'- '"
Bs B s, @ Ag r5 yeac. e slg Fiji gn.' Holghon aeG
Brs Dashawsy DR., rmm Sqrios E,ans Bal q Co.
B ii1nS Star aoore Gsss:alarao aarca Huuter Co
sesr Rub Robinson aogf 'i1i7ss@n s { H. Mallory Co.
sehr hos Elll, heiy iArFi,A Fshsr x 20. % = d,
sehr Joseph Rui Andsrsoa BraIc; So sbou'e q @ tali
sehr. Keo1ak Kelly ST. John P r.. SIMPSON, C.app co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Samsna (Br ohuss, Liverpool va Boston July -
vita mise 10 Chas @ Fr,nckvI
eAshp Lord C1s br rqahart Liverpool Boston July ~,
ea.hp Moro Cas.s Morton July "a With dse and
steamship aosomer7 Faircloth jay 25 SOroI
2sth Wiz snd pass 10 4 LoFien ~ . . ,
Bas chea oi LTeoo Jones isaqus 30 days VIII nitrate O'
Rscrhi Cyor Jacobsen Aahuu rOnsbeg SO iays' in
Bari Eoe AlJ. aar'ca, i-eaia 20 day, with sulphur
seSf Ase tooails BsaSi1ri y g. s1rs v'a stores
ScAL TnhgAG, AoD.Asoa AieIaldna, ior Ney-i4yen.
sclr Fanny shaw of ThonAstoa Wsis Port Royal IL DAYS
sitn amber.
sehr Bird Crp Of AID IL lays IRON ST John n b Via I'd
ser joan Mou.on to JOnespOri Cro4ey st. Geore N b.
scar John wlHamou tBr My 7. Via Hampton
sehr AaT Loaa Gaskn Washington, " c. With naval
SEN AlvirA Johnson. Virgins.
Sobr .. IA. BsO;h Bennett, Virginia.
scar. :. ". IOwuseua, I0wlsenl. lIchmondi Va
Scar Moses G Leonard J.fren, Virginia
sebI MoHsyesL, hsIetoa Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS 29-Arry-d BARK Ga1ef Il ssvsnnsh ,ehrS
Harbagf irom bucksye g. NJ l. D0gner Aeransna
COrrOl Ellie L. smith Lime Maui, aad Fu'
omsc Ph.alelpbli !. s. McLeliAa, on PVT J'nuol
Del Jug -9Passed d. ie4MsLl, 4. W LOII ron "a
Jane Fsh ard sbepber Godea "e,
a The uATror.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Juiv Ie North Lorfs steamship Nam
Llest iroa Bretel here to-day
MOvL-E Juv zgrls Anchor Line eaulp oIa SNAIL Iron
IorzJ jaw GissgoE, gu-ei tns morning.
Phaue J1v IS arrived here before Tester-4y
Juy ~. he Gle NcsteTn Line sIesI2hlp AIAg0n
sylaous, Ne~-fcrA t"-iaY
NOTICE To MARINERS.
WAsHNGTpE T. t -yILr Lighthouse Board gives norc
bell established q te south
will Intervals o. 10 tAsA and ioS SestAe
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
san Eranesoo
steamship Alaska Hong Kong via Yo
koAA July 2s passengers, - cabB 500 tons esht
S2l7 OOO treasure
ste,u,p Montana sailed jay - or With 2SO
seDsers 800 IeghL
lEor Lofes Sh,D Se-s Fifta Page.l
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The COURTS.
A CONTRACTORS CLAIM CONTESTED.
ALLEGED EXORBITANT PAYMENTS FOR WORK on
EIGuIEENTu ward MARKEr-

A CONTRACTORS CLAIM CONTESTED.
ALLEGED ExoRBITANT PAYMENTS FOR WORK ON
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD MARKET
In 1867 the Common Council appropriated
$4,000 for the OF the Eighteenth Ward Market
used a dog pound. The contract was let out 10
Charles VanderyO0rt, provision being inserted that
be should make all alterations and changes in the plan
directed by the COmmiss OF the Market, and
that this extra work should De paid for the amount 20
be fixed by the architect whose certificate OF the cost
OF such changes 10 be conclusive. In 1867 act
was passed appropriang 9 600 by the payment OF bills
contracted for that such bills be audited by the
Mayor and Controller. The contractor claimed under the
certificates of the architect $4,000 which amount was
reduced by various payments about 0OO0 The Con-
roer then refused to pay any and the contractor
applied Judge Fancher for alternative mandamus
TO compel the Mayor and Controller TO audit his bill In
his reply 10 this alternative mandamus, Controller
Green up that there only s625 then remaining Of
the $4,000 appropriated Judge Fancher held that this
answer to the application to and and that the
Mayor and Controller must 20 and audit the bill,
If nothing whatever left OF the APPROPRIATION.
An application was made yesterday oH behalf OF Van
dervoOr TO punish the Mayor aud Controller for con-
tempt not auditing according TO the terms OF Judge
Fancher's mandamus. The answer OF the Mayor ana
Controller that they had audited the Oll before
that not only nothing due Mr VandervOOrt, but he
had been already overpad si5.6o on fraudulent bills
Judge Fullerton appeared az VahdervOoIts eoanses
claiming IL TOO ae 10 put In this question OF fraud
should have been raised on the return 70
the alternative mandamus. At present they had no
remedy II the Court accepted this return, while az that
they could had trial before jury under the
statute Again, the nandamus meant that the Olll
should be audited in the full amount claimed since they
could according the terms or the contract, 20 ne
hind the certificate OF the architect admitting the cor
rectness OF the amount claimed, which certificate was
20 be final
Wheeler II. Peckhsm. for the Mayor and Controller;
argued reply that they could not have set up iihud
the mandamus. because the answer would be, IL u
for you 10 discover whether there fraud" l. had
been finally decided that in auditing they were ooaha
papers. He auded 10 the decision IN the Tweed case
adding that II there fraud II their duty 70 re-
audit he remarked also that he was preparing
the complaint suit 10 he brought against various
persons who have been overpad by the city Decision
reserved
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ing the existence OF waterspout. Such appearance
may often DO In this class OF storms but this pc
cuar shape of the clouds s by 10 be regarded
as watersp0nt. The latter always travels with
rapid gyratory notion destroying whatever lies in its
path The present efficient Signal Service Bureau gives
us timely warning OF many OF the coming storms, 20
That the evil effects OF wind frequently guarded
agalnsti and although precautiOn entirely avert
the ELECTS OF storms OF extraordinary character
Ii matter OF great Importance to trace their progress
and investigate their peculiarites IN the interest OF
science II not OF humanity. S. L. II.
Nec York, July 1874
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That a country winch prides itsen on oelhg Ne
pioneer OF education" ear, with CONSISTENCY o" x '
a. -, a, ~ n marcel on old books valued al IS s. is
tt ine vitBIe; and that the CustonihsaSe ar
rangements ripenlGg the JAYNE and sfanorA eAeros
cenees can mysufy the simple coi!eeton OF that ouS
by exiras sucL - "permn, ~ cents; Cas'ol4-no
eharee Is cents carriage, Is cents wharfage 10 oea'
for parcel described above is only IN the
order OF oppression upon oppresson' e"uuiou y o.
,h end, Rut that the commission agent, besides h's
t f al should rake ont Of 90 ssnss ddd
Tor collect l. little strong botherSson' ~ csefs
!. s, The expressmans charge OF " cents or carriage
nom Boston. Little ~ yOI KNOW of ns' you Kno"
enough 40 be- assured this outcry OF nlne s on
tose 1ch affects many thousand others N IL "Visru
have o.e e-p, nneu he four ~als OF lny 1sni ne
uus, OF NV Calculations al the shorboouli"HS ai
0lsaoej.O.laag, x. 4, jay ~ 1914
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rnr nor.1rvApn LAaoRER.s coMPLAINT

70 me EdttOr Of The Trts1He.
siR: have read the complaint OF "A bou-
eyard LAborer" IN tOdsy's paper. He SAYS tha' il inc
men DO not get paid regularly the taXPa' err
will suffer because will be either aoie OF
willing 10 york. live Ia the nelghDofhool %here '"iS
Work is gong The men worA nom'nAIV eiSH'
Aaura .gI LIS 1es l9lsa g9Is -. Iasy &c = -.-
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
New-1ersep Real Gstate tor Sale.

4 GOOD INVESTMENT.
N fOR SALE-jO 900 4 LAND IN s0uthsr NewJerseT
Mi e o IN one or % 100 acres and upward hes
,e vi nds and bT gucu aBd railroads. Ih'
contain good power so5d AL ootAT uaoer Aaaess L.
WRIGHT. EiwSod. \ J.
TOR SALE-A small FARM. containing +5
strswbeTre l5Oo peaca
b4rts aLo a. Acs
81 oubuug- De- ghtly located Two n'es if'n
Oa1 Grove sc who.e part FoI further p~E'el
ar, sa.re.s A. g. VAN SORTWICH, Sev-braneA " j.
NOR SALE, EXCHANGE, LET-PlaInfeld,
j. r. j. house S3 nOnt storercon sliIA,r io
Hnu-tead l. l., 100 CIV
o one depot adjoining Sts~sts ot WoHa t-Es bos
grocery "athes lAnlHs rI- yer
lot IN mcnthlV pavmenS. %. aefs ess ne 9 1e.
srlu d. hAh'Ei DAA u.s. D01.'>'
Owner, Ss Eig ghtb W..
ORANGE. N.J.-Great variety property for
oese aafarrishod r1t Sale Catalogues
oho, bou- rom n GBRRi 80 S,ssAs coz Lb.r, t
nNE or both of two fine desirable frame
" HOUSES; iurovemras best pleasant ane eonvelef vi
sx- depot half hour 10 hs-yre bait Nfl-~
eset 5erll2 ban On one eos 70
- De az sSer1ce "i s"ut "-
hAf r-nt VII Interest e atkS io bon casa re
ou on l25e gpportaD i've y o' ier A< q
,aes investment. % AersuV. p'per Ast =
OWNER, 2S West For; -fouh beot - AAe eSehRs OF
HALL Il VREbLAsD. MuD2T-st
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pASSENGERS SALLED.

FOR BRRNFy- IN .,ap hin Hol<a.otrn Jllv % George
Evan, Mr. Evan-, Mrs. q. Pratt A'ss Pratt MT =
Linge Lauge LaIge. Ma KlthsUue Bottle Wilhelm
Os;en John Bad Aen Wnsul. khott G. Jewell l. "eIiLein
Mrs Fntdmann schot Miss Bisa RaoS G. FAnu Leus poIn
Mn. c. v Doyen, lenn RemmerS
FOR NEw-OR. .EAES-IH atGashp CaroHdsid, July 29-W'
Coue, !. Z. SlegeI Mr.. sA1soa.
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ERs ARRIpED.

FRoM LIvERPOoL-Ia F<Tnsssp <eT'sf.sa JuJ %
NJ Wrliux soTernsss and mad " an u
Rp.om ,bd enid aelor and shI5 hrs !. h.ssoh
ss,a, ss ,n.hsr J-.se Tysoa L. Morw Mira Mar Con
ir M A JAmsei Asd child jean todsers NJ sA u.oE
psrls- Ha.h JshsT NAN Wsi,sr sAran cpt rnoa Dn'
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c1.sroM.HousE F!NANcIERING.

70 me EditOr Of The frt6""e'
SIR: VIII YOU permit me to exhibit III your
columns my wOnderment that the cost oil eA0rosaius
- r,,,, to Rhode Island a package weighing g
ro,ncs and measuring u inches by inches and q
inches m drprh 20 e 7S while the declared
vane Of The contents old books. docs not exceed . ~
p, Wbeatiey & co. Of London received pAe@age oi
the above dimensions. uouhed aud numbered " "'-'e
ny the Cala5ria At New-YorN but ac'la'H oio"HH' ~
Boston 10 day iater by the Marathon he'e j WY
Of, =
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NISTATURB ALMANAC

ASA 44o Geon nses''' Cav
Sandy Hook . 80 Ola Hell Gate PerT .lO.JS
DAY.
Sandy Hook 00l Gov lsand.. Y31 Hell Gate Pey II w
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REAL ESTATE.
NBw-YoRs. Wednesday, July %, 1874

NBw-YoRB Wednesday, July %, 1874
The transactions at the Exchange SalesrOoms
to-day were the sale house and lot Oh East Fifty
Grst-s by william Kennedy. and the sale OF four lots
Oh One-hundred-Indeleventn-s near Eieventh-sve'
boulevard Both sales nade 70 settle foreclosure
suts and u botn instances the property purchased
Inv the pIalntlts II suit Details VIII De round Oe!o"
" Stevenson, IT,, mas sold the thTee-~tOrv, nigh
stoop browIstone dwelling. l9OX55, ot 100 feet, NO
co " est FOrtl -hltlsi Tor sE .JJJ
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CALESDAR-THs DAT.

SUPREME CONGRATULATIONS, j.
az wai Agt. Weller 15l HAyens Agt l0'scn N
ke l57 .klioit n. \. Ccrsn
100 .Tnwing asL Ossooi, r-c'L -. hIehAHse - n,
ia nutas Le "a. Ast lel .Uonneiien Az De Do1S
Of Police y. Y.
,oo n.rn.rs .r AZ Csnr 100. Bisnop Bishop.
,sII ke lal. .Holyoke 49, AdAnA
1874 Rhodes Agt. The Maycr, ke
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AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.

william hrrnsiH
h. fui 3 % Zi-tVr
l-aIt5 W. u aurphg.. s'.~o'VOO
3y n. attaT
lots lth-st $50 y l4iave. each 23Ilpo II To-
gelrf j-,oIl frame hoases each 4J.uh4Oi oo
Iot ltt-.l. I-5 IItL-ave 25rlOJl H. " Aof -VV
IIlthst 4OJ o. l;hsge 2JfIyJ4-i AsEr -tVU
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6puses aro far1ns Udnieo

WANTED TO RENT-A small furnished
w HOUSE b.t,.en Forti-tb l. mi
-isil-s,,s Rsa. ~, IS vV0 AdIes H. frbube
J..S
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Ccuntrp Real estate for Sale

DOCK PROPERTY FOR SALE-On Catskll
~ Greek 80 front bI 100 eei deep .aAtt ~ 80
sa1t lsDtns otbrr EA FuTi"s.s Ilqne ol L
PAYS %. 80 oasy St, Albany, y J.
NOR SALE-A fine FARM of 400 ACRES,
resd. iRoroysnents ne< aud seIho-loas pre-
AZ p- scr Ades C. LLOYD View Town worcester Co nc
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for 4 small FARM
,.A N.~Yo,t 4-Loy HOUSE. bai 10 The h.st
n.ases IN xoo4 I es-1 tdEs avenue SOTa spco
ro.xtx.s, $4,000 Aedre~ PARA Tribune ohee
L>OR SALE or EXCHANGE-A COUNTRY
OhB tsrs stand f uane-- tssetaer IN are ov-
u best oi
suol yer beAhhy oae nile 0n hAT
Isn n n one 50 700 PARA Of 100 neAT hCGnt
Ryee 4.n ..red phuiF INIT house ruIbuengr and
srso~s all gost b-sitest he ooestr
81 oe tsrn, 70 -uit Aopsy at so aarrarsL \. Y
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Gcunirn propertp TO Eet.

UNEXPECTEDLY detained from home,
All Let re,ty and completely PURSIsHRD HOUSE Orange,
ynce garden A2PT & 4 DAILEi 900
Gh-sre.
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7 OEG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
1 NpW fFRSTY SoT-TVpRN RAILROAD

Comm.acns MONDAY july -. 1874.
Leave New Per s. y. e.. oot u' krs'orst),
ZOO a m-F,r Long Branch. sraD1ght and hg i4nfs
PbiGelpAA. Long bra1sL MaF,ia~u Isefeftoo
lao m-For Phiaaeiph Long Branch, wowD aud Tack
Gas m-PoO; T.e7,y fourh't n R Por Long Braueh ae
$50 D. m.-Per > ~ T.
m-Por Long Brsnch Warricwn. Sc
$3.50 ,. Il Long Branch ard intermediate s'a'ons . .
On SUNDAYS Tsea-fourh-s p - fff ~
g4O a H. ior BrapcL Rurns arrive Per 81 $50 n
TSeniy-fDlrthst Per al $40 p.
: ltararn
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.DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD;-TH

Fu MARKET fir /
IL - o. ~ Ae . 20 90 70 ,na p ? m ~ posters At loe, and ier..
For i1i' L'lScP 'oaSP ao6pY sass = DSsoa New iorE
,DENN RAILRO A D.-THE
L GREAr Trunk LISB ASD UNITED STATES MAIL soCrh
Tans Newiors from foot of Drstosses sna
E1prs,s Tor Harris arg Pittsburgh the Yves, and South via Pul
fAee Car s4rhed $3.50 a. and e:oO H. oaAaaF Ab'
For W smycrt CORY and Ere va Pha Ere R. r.
o. WIansIOr LoeE Eayea SoO m. connec'Hs
For b anOe Nss,ingou South Limited Washington III
pre q Pa man pao Car a eIesg sgalay 81 ''5o q; a. -
Express Philadelphia $40 $50 1880. a. 4:lo. 8 T.
!. ~ sighL saBcay D. . $50 anc 3 p n bnl
sAat an. as14i.Su for reaio6 At
For Nevark a 6. $50. lao : 8 10 Ii m II L
go 10 isO p n and 2 Gshl sGn1.y $50 s:iU
qi@ e; it' 20 55 SSo 56 $40 . si6 % s6 $50 70
sIJ 40 1880 an IL ght SUNDAY 5@O and 5;lO o. n
lS i:JJ so $50 $40 g. 5.I0 $50 :, sIO 10 n
For weoisrtss Amooy South Anboy, and 10
For Se.yrrn,~,c.' nna an ~ m 2 $40 4so ''9o
20 ", -, - gii-sope IL noOn. $40 4:SU D.
Icr lagbsIty4s asd Fellnzos a @ 80 a u; and p m
p, Borartosn. Burlington Arc Can-eE AID $50 n l2So
fcr Fre5sli IN and ! p. N.
-, r.-r ..g A.. IN Seu.u . U. md . m.
For Paerton C4I0en ana va boat from Per NO %
Y, 80 o ;Ie n as lcws:-f, IN Pittsburgh $50
~ 80 ,.s d ,anc, m @ GO & nm 40 5i5 and io'@ p n sauasy
- sns IOtI7 D. m Prom Pul4aohia 5lO 6:20, $50 lO'la
'S rae eS o4ee. e,g So .oi 90 Broa..1 No. asoT d FOO.
De Te AZ ?s saa IL H,.an. HoScsoo Enra1
OGse n, Bstervpacs. " BOYD ir Passenger Agcuk
FFASE THOMSON. General hsaagei
DEGULAR CATSKILL B0ATS.-The steam
III at New ChamuoB Capt Per IS foot o Fisn
net eyery hopl.v Prissy for Cztskh
Cr,ek Lsrcng pCant ScAzer Aers hsrar
3 OAI>sia Which
IN turotls hs Caro- Dsrbam w Wn5hn P,svhe
.a p-auis Through toses sd restS rloea roie
SARATOGA-Drect route VIA GuZens Line
- St-ant-au 40 North River N ~ - 1regh
SUNDAY Te.sy and ThnriaT ABi - hcds- Wness ana F
csy kIrurYo newton rcSarn good 80
days ong - Rossa Lake ~ 10
! STONiNGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
Steamers STOyISGToS wedne-ds and FndaI MAR
RAuASSETT fusssy. THURSDAY and Ps So North
. mAxpisc~a, steamer RHODE ISLAND lesseot
ro Per 81 r. P-r fw-ntV dsra- B~s
River arriving Bo.tou the Excssaon
/ itAr ~ retarr tnp. - . .
l.. W FiuKIS, tisr- Pas Ag~nt X BAbVtk Pres
/ THE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AND
Il CkNTRAL RAILROAD
LONG SLAsD.
SHORT ROUTE TO BABYLON AND PIRf ISLAND.
Trsrn. Point $50 $50 9:35 N. .sd 4
I 4sa O. The Y.35 = IA s.S p IN. fad EI
SrG Tine Tatfs Fey be-ss esve N-s
Jan b.s River 50 minuts sno ieci 81 rnr'r
10
Tekes d chccked Jaress
1tiFort once uAss eave Hunters Posnt or
Babylon Hampstead ali stations al = 10 m and n.
10 u $50 50 q, tor Grr1t S-ck ana ali
4t 10. - 100 The SS0 2 50
500 -ua 80 Trains fI Harers POai Connect
-,b boat Dsb'iop ivs Fs Island
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Trans Harlem River Station 81 T. :, anu 9l5 n 2o
3S5 4.fo . u. ~! Gtj p.
Ree,z ON steamboats, OF Morrssua steamboat Co
MARKET ilr fem River StAsi0ni al D. $50 ano
10 A. u. aud. 10. 4 4:25 and IN.
frarcr poster. a. lo;es and ef
JOHS MOODY \. I. Dgson New .fOrk.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-06-25
Transfers of Real Estate.

Recorder BooToN reports the follow.
ing transfers of Real Estate since oul
last report:
Rdccoon Ip.-F. E. Duduit, Trustee
to Richard Price, 49 acres; $500. David
Z. Evans and others to Charles Hansee,
lot No. 81 in the town of Centreyille
$125.
Huntington Ip.-JOhn J. Peden and
others to Elias Scott, 10 acres; 5000
Elias Scott and wife to James K. Peden,
10 acres; 5000. John J. Peden and
others to James X. Peden, 40 acres;
5000. John j. Peden and others to Hen
ry ID. Peden, 16 acres; 5000.
addison Tp.-AarOn N. George to Will
liam George, 3 acres; $500. State OF
Ohio to Joseph Rife, SO acres; As.
Springfield Tp.-Sarah Russell and
others to John Lollis, 36-100 of an acre;
SIS.
Greenfield Tp.-Adam Wagner to
John Rose, 4 acres and 112 rods; $50.
Morgan Ip.-John Fripy to Wilson
Searls, l-9 of 492 acres; $50. j. j.
clark to VIM. w. Clark, 10 acres; $50.
Cheshire Tp.-Richard E. Bunce to
VIM. Bunce, 80 acres; $I4OO. John
johnson to Jacob w. Ward, 80 96-IOO
acres; $1,000.
Gayen Tp.-D. G. Maupin to Lewis
Rose, 1375-100 acres; 1920.
Green Ip.-W. II. Langley, by his As
signees, to P. P. Parish, II l-9 acres !;
$llO. Emily Cupp to VIM. Beck, inter-
est i'll lands of Mary Beck, deceased !;
$50.
Gallipols City.-John Pepple to Hem
ry Grayum, undivided of lot 395;
$40. 4. j. White to John A. Stone
and Wilburn Estep, s. E. u of lot 1874; /;
500. Wilburn Estep and wife to Re
becca Stone, S. E. of lot No. 394;
$25.