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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

New ScALEs.-S. Duppler, having
recently erected new, first-class
Fairbanks Scales, weighing 4 tons,
in front of his place Of business, is
prepared to weigh all loads, heavy
or light. D
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

Some of the neatest and best
dress-goods in the city can be found
at Teasdales, and his prices are as
low as the lowest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
For Farmers aud Every body

J. d. James is prepared for Spring
trade with the best assortment OF
draft and carriage harness in Iowa
county, An manufactured at home
from the best quality Of oah taa"ed
hatbr. He also keeps collars,
whips and brides of best quality,
and side-saddles better than four
quart jug--will hold one gallon, and
two il necessary All these will be
sold at the lowest prices. Come and
see thcm before you buy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

THOSE wishing thoroughbred
Poland China male pigs will please
call on or leave orders at the resi-
dence Of the undersigned prior to
May 18th, rs all not sold or con-
tracted for at that date will be
pruned. --I5td. john J. DAVIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

Cheap for cash - the Changers
favorite. This tea is equal to the
Dollar Tea, which selling at 50 cts
per pound. WIN. TEsDALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

Towering PLANTS.--Dry root
Dahlias, not named, one dollar per
dozen labeled, $3.50 per dozen.
Green house plants of all varieties
sold at reasonable rates. Apply at
my residence, on the Darlington
road, two miles from Mineral Point.
l6tf WIN. SUFFERS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

FoR RENT. - Three good high
rooms, suitable for Photograph
GALAXY or Law Offices. For terms
induire at 2 S. DUPPLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

For new prints, dress goods, nov
elites, boys and gents hats, stylish
shoes and CATERS, call at the City
Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
Opening Of Spring.

New goods received daily fresh
from the fountain, and at prices to
suit the times. l keep on hand n
full assortment of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Carpets, Boots and Shoes,
and Clothing, which | will sell at
ow prices for cash. ii. S. CLAUER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

TAKE NOTICE. III. II. Osborne
has just received n new stock Of
boots and shoes. The styles are
the very latest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

VIM. Teasdale wishes 60 close ont
his stock OF croclery and fine boots
and shoes. and is selling the SAME at
greatly reduced figures for cash
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
DFCTSIONS-OCr. 3,

Supreme Cowt-Chasabers- By Judge Lawreuce.-
Post sgt Miller Ritter ast Gastam Ccito aet Csy Ne er
Sgs JeeS hoemeser aet Il%imei;'eij MScSice6 , sst
granted Mclean ast Howard No y seae egl same o.
III Stevens ast smith; Constant sgt Chapn mo Mutual
United states trust tonipany aei Perry; kahn sct
We'll W. Bske sgt jen9 nSs aieE as B2dheaai IS EiISn
Morrison sgt Philps Rnssel ag; St Psus AiISan A A. r.
Leather Company Coles AIT Beck Hawens agt. L21r ;
Matter OF Ienbsidge BeTden as Weber; Kean agt WITTY
guye at Genet Mott og Tho Hugh and james T. Young
Ter got WVnsS sSNo1on Tor III ~ psTtIculars is granted
Morris ag H.Iard-Moon granted and cause set doyn ior
TO place the Special Circuit calendar granted
s and dS and e5sts % o. moo te a
opened and case set down for tr fof Monay Inc st inst
tie Judgment TO stand in the meantime secnrty Moses
Caendar Tor 0ciober The People &C. syt Twdod1hc an
setc@brr is Tot signed by the aiSnts Babcocf asst H
gsAn5s as 3s 6r reeS1er
tran'edj receiver viii be appointsd On settle
Knapp AIT Losiysisky-Moron denied $40 costs. glove
az Ssc aS gSB5Td Lsy as e5 B
ag granted vita leave % deienden to 2sS or
motion. Stephens AIT The Astoria and Heaters Point
anoSon 0ie be %G at oo snsd % ehIt
agk Raeiar-Mouon denied with $0eos Mater OF fos'er'
The names Of the Jurors are rot stated IN s IeIilto
Annie r. Dorsnus sg Peter tfes , ro
dy Of ehli G5s ss ans."n rGdaitg'- m @
ssi oDonohue~Ilcse papers not eOaio1a 70 Rale o.
Heller ag Levy Matter 6f Hackett-Ex plantations required
Caudwc agt Scranton (NO. p Merchants National baDX
Ialor Macy ag Strobei Sely agt EOughi Day ag
Anthony; Rosen6rg agt Drca.-Guultcd. Jaehson agt'
GTifn.-Order granted.
b. Jadge Danols.-Amery agt. Davd.-The right Of the
itof CxaInue TIE country where he has n
place business general including the cascs of residents
OF the country the orocr Tas properly
m de and motion aside denied. Sherwood agt
bruce.-OVinOn.
Superior Coari-SpeciQl Tcrm-Bv Judge Van
VOrs-Datnam agt Scca % alFncingr Of fact and cot
clrs.Ons and signed. N2aiuCr agL NoSan CT
al. Gowdy agt. Poullaine.-Orlers settled
Iiy Chief Justcc aauul-Nolan agt The New York New
Haven end Hartford Ralrosd mpauyITorosedc case or a.
peal settled. KuraltGt agt 1hIai ct al-fn'iss seitod
0amon PleGs--SpGldl IGE-BY Judge Bocw.-
unGiu agt FulcrI think the motion should be granted
on payment Interest and nteIcsJ such i1tc e,i;
with the "a urcncus and costs, ana $40 costs on
this motion. Van Eosten agt- NGo Houten-l think the
putlH should ey tie defendant - per week for ALOIy,
aTus 4 fgss Uf
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
CIVIL NOTES.

Ia the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
D.ly Yesterday Michael Canm0dy recovered JudS-
Iufpf AGAINST tcc city Of $50 IS Tor his services as 1aDl-
20. in tie Corporation Attorneys Office III 1862
Judgment was yesterday entered in the suit
OF rbe People against the staten Island Ferry Company
recurring that Company TO remove its present pier al
spcton beyond the bUlklcad line and 20 dcsist from
budpp anv pier within 100 feet Of the Staten Island
Ralway COnuany's htapieton l1nGIng Inc delcNuait'
in that suit have begun cross acNon 10 prevent ING
Commissioners OF Pilots from removing ther per- ana
Judc awrcnce in supreme Court Chambers Das granted
a. order 10 show why tie Coinnsslt tfs stouiI
Iot he enjo.ned with stay until the motion can DC
hoard
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court Chambers
recently directed thai subpoena should he Issued direct
,ng Col James Kerigan 10 appear and testify before the
Police Board. As Col KerDgan did not obey the order
he was ordered 10 why be should not be pun
ised; and dsobeyng this order, sn attachment was ls
sued under which arrested, bat allowed 10 40 OH
his promise 20 appear Yesterday ne came before Jus
tcc Lawrence In Supreme Court Chainbcfs, ana cianeu
tlct neither OF thc first orders was properly serFcu Oh
him and dScltncd Ay intentional contempt OF court
Counsel for the Police Board insisted that tc testimony
showed a ceEe yfol contempt and an lnteht 70 en-
baffass The Police Board and fled formal ivoies
saa!let KegTigon judge Lawfenos adjourned ths pro
eeedsng until tomorrow, es there rs ncot1c OF tse
Police Board today, at which Col Kerlgah can eipeI
GnG testify.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
RrrLDING sTATIsTICs

For the week saturday p 1875 and also for The
oi BRdil2. Adams, sul rn;andeAt Tie Bureai
mans nbmed cr Il rev buiidinE estimated cost of
slSO2Oo OF hi5 EgmLI are rstcass aweiia2f 3na ply
% c1st for tie erection Of new alteration of old
buiIns durins ,he week o. si9s,so2 Number OF special
aYphcaous or frame and other atrGcur ~ - o. Thic
Stlcr the.c 10 new buitngs commenced 9o col-
enco on z uGnes and completed %. aud l9o were in
pfe Bnrsa u Violaons Andrew oweua Chez reports
FOR the wee Bindings in unsafe condition. z1 unsafe build
a GS; tn mat aIotS s 5 vdSas s5st'S Of law repoe ssS
removed 26 sent TO attorney nrS an,ises Srfsc ~
made ssc II5; tskcn down rent attorney, m
lions removed, lOs sent to attorney III violation notices
The B0rcau Of fhr-Escapes and Iron worl, choe X
Hyde Ce reports ior tho wee! 20 btlligs as r5iIT
ns 40 iynr oon With reqIe iens provted
sent to attorney non arch sirtsis eeaEl, and hntes
tested, II 5S2 iupcctons and ne hs 4ohs oi .re
alsa re1n .3O o which were inspections Of bulldogs here
ofr roydc with Eroescale a. 70 the condition. state on
r re- ara s o churches TO egr'sS requirements, 80
were OF DgiSiags pri'ipsy Is ef - ] G 80 s e 10
Of which requr.u,ns gre ~ oJISH 70 nay peIn , ] i
amIs With reci ence to ihor nre eas a, o. JE.s
tou OF sa.d section beng noted.
PROJECTED BtUDISGS.
which plans were sEsutsa SlTlas the week ens Rat
broadway east SIDE GJ feet north Of ludson River Rail
&c. al cbarca Iissoa s9eley owpss -, ,, -, 60
teGEtli 81, nos IIph - 10
four BRICK rstcass dwellings; zach three storesi llI46
Nsrioat no 81; occ bncs store and tenement Eve 80
ries 22r52. j. Apologize ovnrf.
va rfy si 40 $40 brown stone tenement
four s,pr. = 2tSN56. J. ". raiinHtiei owucr
No. i0-; biiCs stable and dwelling
t,yos strrie,; 95A22. Marlin tOsHrly OSLer
Mercer ST. l59 M D1cA hTstc!ass STORE; SIX
stories; 5OzlOO. John Rls.tz owner.
Ieyjnrtnavr vet side, 100 feet south %; one uuGr cd
an l. one brlSustone class dwelling; three
stfrcs; 2Ox2.. b RcAaEd-Ul oNu,g. -
fffihs rear rs, M 40, and III hTck WORK
sl,nr,. tx. dor,,s. !UGNlg. Il. A. Hopkins owner.
O hundred THU sAi St, soutl rie 100 feet west OF
RoneyaId: one iraae SeiBg; two stories; Z3R25 o. Ot
tencOrier owner. o-.,, - =.
bIck fsctOry two s,oIs 2eGS52f f. Il. lIaaer owner
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

% WAsurNGToY. Oct. 5.-The decision Of the United
stats snurepe Court Civil Rights case OF Joho bybE
rgs KenuaFd, plaintiffs IN error agt The .ted sa,
from the State KeHfgcky, is IN susssncs ~ iO
l09s The cass oi ub for the muer 0 Lhc{ Aih IN
strong oOtd ByeW and Eennar were indicted unIeI lns
lsHs a ne site ad two CO.Oed WGcfscs not beng hON
testify IN the in tie stee Court u Has As en- INTO ne
Court TIE principal QUESTION hlsed
the latter court had ur a. eioh OF W case
tbs The oecscn addresses Itself Inc qOesoi IS nos
tho fsc that cd witnesses debatrod from tcsyng IA
that under TIE Operation oi tne C'
law 10 An act 10 protect All persons
in tEeiT III nights and 20 furnish ts means % Their vhoe
perns affecting persons who are oelien u
ealnOt tie courts OF Ne locailty aiy n tno
Of these Causesf
Ile Cor, were clearly mo opinion ths t Is not Tho
not Affected IN any way DJ
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE COURTS.
TIE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

HRS TAYLOR ALLOWED 10 CHANGE HER COUNsEI-
In the matter Of the will of James B. Taylor
the application 10 Rufus T. Andrews from being
Nrs Tayors counsel in the litigation which has already
continued four years. has been decided ny Judge
ponohue He decides that Mrs Taylor is entitled to
move Mr. Andrews and substitute Messrs wingate and
Cullen before fun settlement is mado with Mir. An
drcws for his fees and advances Judge Donohue
It's objected on behalf OF Mr. Andrews that a. he
not removed without cause shown l2 that the terms
him costs and counsel fces and advances he Las
made outside OF the suits; S' that MIS- RS Tdcs oo rs
OF her affairs, because she consults and has
consulted the spirits for time past and spposeS
se acts under their direction. Before dsposng OF the
questions raised desire 70 notice statement IN tne o-
papers that Airs Taylor in the charge he made
expects and hopeS that there would be political influence
obaiucd. Such statements on this motion arc cnt'fey
oat OF place, aud in my Judgment unworthy OF counsel
Il ths evldonce OF such influence in lawsuits eAiSts,
there ~ place and way in which redress of II nay 0e
had and to that tribunal the facts should be submitted
but assertion OF counsel cannot the motion
deprive Mrs. Taylor Of her rights.
These rights are; 1 WHERE pary mas oSred as mere
with her attorney, the Court VIII not permit one OF us
officers to insist on ne right OF reamng '9e manaS
ment Of her case against her wish w as TO any AZ
outside Of the lawsuits there is no len either on
TIC attorneys possession Of the papers hercaim IN her
suits; 5) II Is evident from the reiterated stare
mcnts in the opposing adavlts that the attorney knew
gave her or Size may get out Of the estate. 1t
wOnld therefore be unjust and against good con
services which lis own statement shows he kiew must
be paid out of future assets. The substitution must
her interest the estate when realized shah ne subect
any Judgment her attorney may obtain against her Tor
the services for which he claims compensation.
The allegation that Mrs. Taylor has acted under the a-
vice or I'm consultation with Spirits, with poor
grace nom the counsel VINO has, he claims, acted for
years her information Obtaned and allowed her TO
doit If he has deemed such communications Of use
heretofore he but her desire to change
why be does not think so now.
1t is reported that Joseph n Bentley has been sp-
pointed Receiver Of the Taylor estate by Supreme
Court Judge in Oneida County Both WingGte Cullen,
the present Of Mrs Taylor and Henry L. Cin-
ton the counsel OF her conestng granddaughter deny
any knowledge OF this proceeding. II is probably in the
nniure an appointment OF Receiver in supplement
tery proceeding TO collect the Judgments which have
been recovered that county TO the extent OF over
$4,000 against the Tay lor estate.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
EFFECT OF CONNECTICUT DIVORCES.

fudge Van Brunt, i'll Supreme Court, Special
Tern has rendered his decision in the divorce suit Of
Andrew j. Odel against Annie i. 0delL The ground OF
the plaintiffs action thot tic defendant had been
married in 1S44 TO WIZ II. Tracey, who is stn living,
and that though before she was married to the plaintiff
che had Obtiincd divorce in Connecticut that divorce
wac void Mrs Tracey not resident Of Con
neccu; bat Of New York She insisted in answer that
the plaintiff aided her. advised her, aud abetted her Ill
procuring divorce and estopped from now ques
tioninc tho result of his own acts, and that stranger
20 the record Of that suit he could not question
tie validity Of the decree in it. Judge Van
Brunt decides both points in the wife's favor
He holds that II there was any fraud in procuring the
divorce in Connecticut, the plaintiff was so much party
10 IT, by consultations with The lawyers and 10y supply
ing money csiTS~i through when nc knew all the
facts that hc cannot ouplan. lie knew the laws
of Connecticut and the residence O the plaintiff But nc
holds that the Connecticut Judgment being binding ON
TIE parties u it there cannot he questioned by stlai
ger 10 The record in another State. The complaint is
therefore dismissed. Samuel g. Courtney appeared for
plaintiff; Alvin Burt for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE PLUMBING CONTRACT FOR THE NEW POST
OFFICE.

James NJ HeathertOn has brought suit
against Thomas Hastings. in the Supreme Court 10 dis
solve their partnership and Mr. Bullach has been ap
pointed receiver The firm formed 10 do plumbing
and gasdttng the plaintiff states that tho defendant
l. neither plumber gashtter, but newspaper man.
holding tho position OF messenger TO the Commissioners
o4 Emigration and the only important contract nc Oh
tained for the firm the plumbing work Of the new
Post-Ofice This contract Mr. Heatherton claims, was
nearly Lost through the fault Of Mr. Hastings, Mr..
lIulhurd superintendent Of the building, having sUs-
rended il on Dec. l. 1874 It continued however,
aftor an interview between plaintiff and Supervising
Architect Mu,lett
The defendant charges that the plaintiff Is man OF
LITTLE character, sought him and induced INN to
into partnership for Eis influence, ana hat the
contract FOR tbe uew Post-Omee work endangered
through HeathertOn himself lie has Appealed nom the
order appointing receiver, and rs appellant ne claims
that should have been receiver appointed, rs the
nrn Was not terminated. Tie appeal is now pending
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

their being prevented from tesiying this the state
courts The only parties having rights In the were
the Government and the persons inflicted The nesses
VII not IN way be socted by Judgment IN the case
Noy can he aoueh that Congress nt TO have all cases
CARED into the states Courts when c1lod
witness eXcHdod from the privilege o. sjyng IL would
be sways any that tec some Import
ar coored Nt1ess who Incompetent % testify IN TIE state
eous aa an excuse for irans,errins the ai TO the U1
Staea Court The Circuit Court Kentucky declared 10
have iursdeton aud Sta udgn crscd Justice
Strong tho opinion Chef Justice Nate TOOK no
part in the decision not being present at Jhc argument
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

He was smoking cigar on a car where There
were ladies' lady took out her purse 90 gen ce-t;
and hauded II TO the smoker "Whats lhis lOrt s"' ~
he H. t0 buy Won good cigar when you smoke IN
te pfcscncc ladics." lie threw the cigar oui Ol th
window, the scrip in the adys lap Jerhea the strap al"
junii cd Out.
An elderly lady, who, with her daughter,
had inst returned from rather RAPID journey through
Frace part Germany and Italy, w;s asked the o'er ~
aav II thew hal visited Rome. aud she replied IN rue
pesItiyc La Iua! YES We did" said hcr daugitIl,
that was the place where bought the bad tt0cs iiss
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
AUCTION SALES or EEw-YoRK REAL EsTA

AUCTION SALES or EEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
By A. H. Muller 4 Son
/ story frame house, with plot on the o 1StH,
Gjl fs OF Clinton ave, li6I0S5Kl l57K4OiOi Geo. 49,.
&c. ... . . w "
BU '. X S'ttCHson.
is Of Avenue % q Sa j. A. sei5srt $1,000
nv U4iiffHg FeHHeHH
I high brick housa, with lot, on ire
ssof 4Othst, l34 feet OF Lexington ave- "a 69o9N 80
4SXlJSI7g7 " Irving sll,SOO
n. HtcF.
%sTd w. S @ Iat a5Iioo 20 Nary y $1,000
tbrecstoTy brick housc 'front.' and tho four story
brick house (rear). with lot, No. 81 hulberryst be-
BeIsmy an" 1880
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
REsIGEATIoN OF ASSISTANT DIsTRICTATTOR
NEY RUSSELL.

Horace Russell, the chief assistant of Dis
tricAttorney Phelps has resigned his position, alleging
ss the cause his recent Ill health and his inability from
that cause to take part in tho pressing work OF As Fan
Ia Mr. Phelpss letter accepting the resignation me says
"Whe regret most deeply the necessity which leads TO
Ills step accept it in the frank spirit in which 1t
IL rendered in order that the work OF the Office may be
carried on but with the Distinct understanding that,
soon as your health viii permit you will resume your
position and work Your services have been most yaiu-
able and can only yield TO the circumstances which de
pTIve OF them temporarily, because am confident
that at an early day You will be able to take your place
again among US"
Joseph Bell formerly assistant TO the United States
D,srie Attorney and recently partner 0f Judge
Hilton. has been appointed by MI Phelps to take Mr.
Kussells place, aud has accepted the position.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
A GAS coMPAxY,s LAND USED BY A RAILROAD.

The appeal of the Metropolitan Gas Light
Company against the taking Of OF their prop
eTty at Sixty y6it-st and Tnjhlye, for turnout by
the New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany, argued yesterday before the Supreme Court
General Term The railroad company procured an order
eondemning o portion Of the gas eOmpany's land
for use for n turnout, and the Commissioners who
were appointed estimate the value Of the land taken
g. out 81, lotE-Ned the damage at @33OOO. Tho Gas
1sapay claimed on this appeal that the COMMISSIONER
should have allowed the Company for the damages to all
their land-wOrth at Least SSJO,O30-w!nci Witnesses
damaged from % 10 80 cent, or from
G2Oc 600 10 800 900 and not Tor the value OF tie
los taken independent OF the effect tho other lots
For the IailrOGd Company II Was cOniendea thnt the
damage 10 the other lots Of The Company Imaginary,
aud ire award properly made The Court reserved lis
decision EnOch L. Fancer appeared for the Gas Com
pay appellant; H. H. Anderson and Mr.. DOOms for the
Railroad Company, respondent
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

sEw-YoRK
Groome.st. cor OF Gocrekst, 60xl,0Oo John
lar ies.ah"li; Gen smith 20 Mary x smifh... $500
aG0 lanes Carpsnter 10 eo Nc adam ... 5000
GFeenwichst, Irregular Nos 7s1, 1o9, 19l and 1885
also Hudso1st v $, S04 II & ci West 12tlst irregu
TO- jas Keso eaehod nominal
hotst W $. Cult claim Catlarinc Byron 10 WmJ o,o
Miii BrooE s5T2s7 It, irregular t2il wsdG Chas o,o
Rter 59s Il Of ii ii ;t thence i2j Il. to
Da"ton IT 10 Real fsaie rriGt conpafy 6OOo
Jas Kiriy and Ne and otae4 to Rhodca 10000
Row land ard vile 10 = CcrWin GetIinS $1,000
hoT loan Hinner to i: weigand ...-,....... 5000
MnIiny 10 Geo p ElGer '.....--.. $4,000
Gsr and wiie to flalchsr Ftiirnan .... 1900
leasahod J0seph Grady Elizabeth voorhis 10000
Past, same; Inher NO)rls Joseph Grady. 10000
Howsnd and Wifs 20 + C.rv, GiipgyT ....... $4,000
tioo hcKcnge to Kerry Hiit6n.... .......... 10000
Peter Finay 10 CitsarGe p GalisgfSf '.'.... 724o
Parsons ana vile to John M FAX 10000
TayGr and wi,c to FREDERICK Z,ttei coo
GonyerncSsrr ~ and lrrsSaaa 70 fos ti!iiis 1850
JcrnSha B9ncs aad others to MARY Coivin...., 1927
POWER To- ,iaieu + Porter . -. 5000
" LsASEs
5tlaye South) 80 152, LIST Hoor, year, months, 400
sept J. 1875 Pcter Beck TO Beri DoHns $50 ana Sfso
IS75. Mar l. Is cIsin ,nG oihers 10 joha Duans $50
ll8ths = 10 OF 7th ave, 2jT 1855, years ani
moHths, oct l, 1876 Stephen Lester TO caIl
tOnlcslJ j. Y. SAVAGE, Depaty Register.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

en-, ,tses &c. sun s.ts.. J35 Noon SETS. 9J2
FIsH WATER U.Is DAi--A. X .
O2S Hel o. Ferry. Z:lZ
' THI- DAP. y.
SANDY Hook Ol2 Cows Island. O4S Hell O. teIY :SI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
Hkw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct. 8. 1879.

FKw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct 8, 1873.
There was fair attendance at the Exchange
salesrooms today, attracted by the numerous saes an
nounced take place. The transactions were all OF
legal nature and the prices realized low. Fun de-
tails viii be found below:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
renl Gelatc 90 GkthGn9c.

TTOR FXCHANGE-City houses for West
Z ch sr property; valuable property in Chicago ana icl
gan tor nearly property; jersey Guy I"ls AOr b"S~
storo JAMES BRONNING 81 Broadway.
SHORE FARM Of 100 acres and COUNTRY
= RIrDENCt st cast end LOKg Island Tree and Gear
no fsHCpANGE for houso uDtuwn in keT-Ioik City
Rutland & WHITING, Bet k-l2n-bi