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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-21
NEW WORH s.

The American in England, by the author Of Il
Year in Spain. &c 2 vols.
One in Thousand, or the Days Of Henri
Quartre, b. q = X James, author Of Rchelieu
&c 2 vols.
The Pirate and the Three Cutters, sc by Capt.
Marryatt. author Of Peter Simple, sc. vols.
I.atrobe's Ranbles in America, 2 vols.
The Partisan, a tale Of the Revolutionary, by
the author Of Guy Rivers, The Yemassee, sc
2 vols.
Chairolas, Prince Of Paida, by the author of
Pelham, and other Tales by various authors, vol.
Supplement to Six Months in a Convent, con-
tanning additions and explanations, | vol.
Iore,te, The History Of Louise. daughter Of a
Canadian Nun, exhibiting the interior Of Femala
Converts.
Received for sale and circulation, by
Jan 2lst. w. CALLAHAN.
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DalrympIe & Co.'S.
List of School Fund Lotteries,
TO BE DRAWN SOON.

To be drawn at Providence, under the super
intendence of the Secretary of State.
This Day, Thursday, Jan. 2lst 1886,
School Fund Lottery, Class No. 2lS,
Capital Prize $4,000 dollars,
prize of 3,OOO dollars,
! prize of 1900 dollars,
l prize of 1000 dollars,
: prizes of 800 dollars,
5 prizes of GEO dollars,
so prizes Of QUO dollars,
100 prizes of IC0 dollars,
and lots of eos 7O's COS SOS 40's &c &c &c.
Tickets $5-shares in proportion.
Friday, January 22d, 1896,
School Fund Lottery, Class 2l9,
| CAPITA, Prize 10000 dollars,
prize of 1000 dollars,
! 80 prizes of 100 dollars,
$50 prizes of 6O dollars,
&C No. Lo,tery-G}sl2 Drawn Ballots.
/ Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
.... Saturday, Jan. 23d 1886,
n School Fund Lottery, Glass 22O,
/ Capital Prize 10000 dollars,
4 Iii rize of 5000 dollars,
prize of 1000 dollars
! I prize of 5000 dollars,
/, I prize of 2,5l2 dollars,
| 10 prizes of OUO doiiars,
so prizes of 500 dollars,
! 6I prizes of 300 dollars,
16l prizes Of goo dollars,
81 prizes of loo dollars,
and lots of SOS 70's COS SOS 40's &c &c.
First and second drawn Numbers $500
each-Tenth and eleventh drawn Numbers
5000 each.
Tickets $40! Lowest prize $l2!!
/ For sale in every variety. at
Dal,ymple s. Cos.
Those Of our friends that may wish to or
der by mail or otherwise, will please address
g. DALRYMPLE & CO.
l37 l-2 Thames st.
Jan. 2lst. Newport, r. ].
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TIE AMERICAN MAGAZINE,
SECOND YEAR,

an similar plan to that of the Penny Ma
" gazine, but more particularly adapted TO
the wants and tastes of the American Pnb-
llc.
1t comprises Portraits and Blograrhicsl
sketches of distinguished Americans: Views
OF Pubic Buildings, Monuments and Improve
ments--Landscap eSccncry.--togcther with
every subject connected with the Geography,
History, and the Natural aud Artificial re-
sources of the country.
This work is worthy Of encouragement;-
it is published in Boston, Monthly, at 80 per
annun, in advance.
w. ID. Callahan,
Jan .3geni, .\twpor.
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Three prisoners died in the hospital, VIZ:
-Flemng, aged about 25, native Of
Harris Blood, aged 40 native Of England.
James Mccormick, aged 3d. native OF Ken
lucky.
The following is a copy Of letter from one
of the unfortunate young men who joined IN
the expedition of General Mejia against Tam
pico:-
TAMprco, Dec. 13, 1885, Q o'clock, P. M.
DEAR FRIENDs,-l will. in few words as
possible, give you intelligence OF my tate,
which is an untimely one. Tomorrow morn
ing before sunrise, ] together with twenty
seven of my companions, are to be shot, ac-
cording TO orders given by court martial OF
Mexican soldiers, or officers, tor an attack on
this city on the night of the 10Th NOV. last
I, for my part, am perfectly reconc'led IN my
fate. No use in giving particulars OF inc oai,
tle-I am pretty sure you must have heord
them before. /, at the time OF the engage
ment, got wound in the head with ball,
and another through the right hand. have
been in the hospital until this afternoon, from
the morning of the battle. No money can
save US; even FIVE thousand dollars was onered
for any one individual. There was likewise
offered one hundr d thousand dollars as
ransom; but the reason ofthe refusal was, 'ha'
,hey want to deter others from the cause o'
llibcr,y. This is a regular massacre. we
/ should have been treated as prisoners OF war
/ I hope the American nation will revenge ON
lives. have but few hours to live, so uo'
bless YOU all. Farcwcl'-Adleu,
''' JAMES FARRELL.
| cannot write all--cxcusc me.
TO Messrs. Dubois & Carretson, N. Orleans
i The New York Courier and Inquirer pub
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charitable purpose for which it was intended
by the donor.
The committee can see no reason to doubt
that the United States must be regarded as
the parens patre Of the District of Columbia.
That in that character, they have right,
and they are IN duty haund, to assert clalin
to any rrraecr,y given I them tor the pur-
pose 1f founding charitable in ttution OF
any kind within the District, and to provide
for the due application and administration Of
such fund when they have obtained posses
sion of it-That the rights and duties of the
United States, as parens patrie of the Dis
trct, is such case, are the same, whether
the charitable donation be made by the sub
.ject Of foreign nation, or by a citizen, or
whether the claim to the bounty is to be as
serted before n domestic court of justice, or
before foreign tribunal, which, by the conf
ty Of nations, or the laws of its own country,
rs bound to entertain the claim, and to ad-
Judge the property to the United States, II
they are by law entitled to tiff Il foreign
tribunal, decreeing such property to the u.
States, should think proper to impose any
conditions incompatible with the consitu-
tiOnal powers of this Government, or with its
duties or its dignity, the United States may
then decline to accept the property and the
trust. But no difficulty Of that kind is ap-
pretended.
The committee are also of opinion that the
United States, in prosecuting claim to prop
erty given them for the purpose OF founding n
charitable institution within the District of
Columbia, and which they are entitled to
claim, and take, and regulate the adIninlstra-
ton of, as the parens patrle Of the District,
may properly appropriate, out OF the general
revenue, such sums rs may be necessary to
prosecute the claim with efect-since the
United States have 40 other pccuniary means
to defray the expenses that may be incurred
in exercising their powers, or in performing
their duties as parens patrim of the District,
but such as are afforded by their general
revenue.
Upon the whole, the committee are of opln-
ion that it is within the competency OF the
Government of the United States that it well
comports with its dignity, that, indeed, it is
its duty, to assert in the courts of justice oi
England the claim of the United States to the
legacy bequeathed to them by Mr. Smltl,son's
will, for the purpose Of founding, at Wash
ington, under the name of "'rhe Smithsonian
institution" an establishment for the increase
and diffusion of knowledge among mon; and
that provision ought to be made by Congress
to enable the Executive to assert and prose
cute the claim with effect.
Therefore, the committee recommend tho
adoption of a joint resolution authorizing the
President to take measures for recovering the
said legacy.
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fishes the following:-

fishes the following:-
The father Of the writer Of the following
letter, who was one Of the unfortunate follow
ers of Meja, has handed it to US for publca-
ton.
TAMpIco PRIsoN, Dec. l3 1885.
Dear father and mother,-When you re.
crve this | shall be in my grave. shipped
from New Orleans for Brazo, Texas, without
the knowledge of any of our friends, aud was
forced to put into Tampco. and there made
prisoner, and am to be shot, together with ~
others, Tomorrow morning, at o'clock.
Give my love to my brothers and sisters:
hope you will not mourn for my death, as
shall die perfectly happy.
Your affeclionate son, w. G. BARKLEY.
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Died.

In this town on Thursday last, Anne Gould.
daughter Of the late Thomas Gould Of Middetown'
in the 9Th year Of her age-She was respecta-
BILE member Of the Society Of Friends.
In this town on Sunday last, after distressing
illness, William b. eldest son of MIR. Caleb T.
Mumford, aged "a years.
On Monday morning last, Mr. Matthew Puen,
aged Al years.
At Portsmouth, on the I tn inst. Phebe Ann,
daughter Of Mr. Isaac Manchester, aged 4 years.
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AGENCY

+ C. SHAW, informs the public that
o. he has opened Store for the sale
Of New-York & Philadelphia LEATHER,
Of various qualities, consisting of Slaugh-
ter and Spanish Sole, Hemlock and oak
tan, from inferior and low priced, to the
first quality, and will keep constant
supply on hand, and sell for cash, or np-
proved notes, payable at Bank, at the
lowest fair prices.
Dealers and Manufacturers in this I'M
portant article in town and country, may
do well to call and Judge for themselves
Newport, Sept. l4th, 1884.
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AUCTIONS,

TO Lsi al AUCTION, on Saturday, 3Oh Jan-
mnry, al Israel Il. Lakes corner, head
Of Brood street. for The term oIone year,
'.'IiE POND LOT, containing @ I-e acres.
A>u-Thr WOOD LOT, containing
) | 8 acres. Conditions at the time and place.
Jan 81
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TIE CHRISTIAN LIBRARY.

Nos 27, % s. 20 Jays Leciures-The Chris
ti,n contemplated in a course Of Lectures, by
WIN. Jay. Price lsS cis
Nos. 29 to 35 Memoirs Of the Rev. Christian
Frederick Swariz. To which is prefixed sketch OF
the History OF Christianity in ladia; by Hugh
Pearson. d. ID. Price 37a cts.
Nos. 35 and 36 THE Mary's; or the Beauty
Of Female Holiness, by Robert Philip; price l2ac
The Christian Library is published in weekly
numbers at 81 cts each, Ot Ss3 year in advance.
Subscriptions received, and single numbers sold
by w. CALLAHAN,
agent, NeWport.
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5000 PerChcs Of GRANITE,

These Stones must be split out with good
faces, beds, tops and sides; they must be du-
rable stones, without sap, and generally OF a
large size. A sample, which will he referred
to in all inspections, may be seen at the Fort
They are to be delivered on one of the wharis
at the Fort, between the lst day of March,
and the 3lst day Of December, 1896.
Proposals will be received for any part OF
the above quantity, not less than 500 pcrches.
All communications touching this subject,
To be addressed to Brevet Col. JosEPH u.
TorTES, u. s. Engineers, Newport, X. l.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, Lit. Col. Eng'rs.
Breret COL
Fort Adams, Newport IIarbor, X. l.
January Is, 1885. s. :,
0PTbc publishers of the New Bedford,
Taunton, and Fall River Mass papers; OF the
Providence papers; Warren Star; and OF the
S,onington, New London, Norwich, Middle
town, and Hartford, Conn papers, will please
give the above notice four insertions, and Tor
ward their accounts
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NOTICE..

A meeting of the Newport Young Mems
Temperance Society, will be held in the
School Room in Division street, on Monday
Evening next, Jan. 25 tn. A general atten-
dance is requested, as business of importance
is before the Society. L SHELDON, Secry.
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SAVINGS BANK.

A DIvIDEsD was declared this day, OFF, -
"a per cent, on all sums that have been in
for space of six months, and Ia per cent.
on all sums that have been in for the space OF
three months, agreeably to the regulations of
the Institution, payable Oh and after Saturday,
the lC.h instant.
JOSEPH MARTIN, Treasurer.
NewDOlt IAN H.
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BANK ofRHDDEBsLAND.
Jan. Z.

A Il the Annual Meeting Of the Slockhold-
IA ers of the BANK OF RHODE ISLAND, held
at the Bank on the 4th inst. the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the year
ensuing, viz.--Audley Clarke, S. Fowler
Gardner, James Hammond, s. A. Robinson,
Nathan b. Hammett, John G. Whitehorne.
Wan. &. Gibbs.
And at meeting of the Directors held on
the same day. Audey Clarke, Esq. was re-
elected President.
s. F. GARDNER, Cashier
Newport, Jan. Ia.
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TO LET.
LOST on T'uesddu last,

Lost on Tuesday last,
ND ETWEEN Newport and Mrs Durfee e'sPorts-
ND mouth, IL one dollar bills, and two silver
dollars. wrapped up in piece Of white paper. -
The finder shall be suitably rewarded by leaving
il at this Office for the owner.
Jan. 81, 1886.
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NEWPORT BANK.

A r the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
IA ers of the NEWPORT BANK, held on
Wednesday. Jan. 9th, the following gentle
men were elected Directors for the ensuing
year, viz:-Wlliam Vernon, John Williams,
Thomas G. Ptman, Simon Newton, Isaiah
Crooker, Jun. VIM. s. Nichols, Stephen Ii.
Cornell, William Stevens and Russell Cog
geshall.
At subsequent meeting of the Directors,
WIN. VERNON, Esq. was chosen President,
and s. CAHOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. IA.
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WANTED DIMMEDIArELY.

A BOY from IA to 10 years Of age, as nm
"A apprentice to the PAINTING business
Apply at this office. Jan 81
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Every piece of the above Lumber must be
of the best quality as to strength and dura-
bity; of full dimensions, and perfectly free
from sap, shakes, cracks, splits, and from
knots that are loose, decayed, or moro than
1-2 inch in diameter. No piece will be re-
ceived that contains many knots, although
they may be small and sound. The delivery
to commence early in the Spring, and to be
completed by the ist of August, 1886. Pay
ment will be made, if required, on each cargo
duly inspected and received. All communi.
cations touching this subject,will be addressed
to the subscriber.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng'rs.
Breret Col.
Fort-Adams, Newport Harbor, r. |.
January Is, 1886.
G}'The publishers Of The Providence pa
pers; Taunton Mass papers; OF the Portland
Bath, Gardiner, Hallowell, Wiscasset, Tho
mastown, Bucksport, Bangor, and Belfast
(Me.) papers, will please give the above ioul
Insertions, and forward their accounts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-21

The New York papers Of Tuesday received by
steamboat yesterday, contain no news Of any I'M
nOrtance,
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
VosEs c" ss""i%s .r.s, @pGSn s"S. Of As,s. 91.
C,..h. and Colds daily II is in fact 20 ,er,
nlsnsan, ,ha, many take i, for fsnr they ,eil have
a cold. Jun - 'S
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MARINE
LIST
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Sloop Emily, Thompson, New York.
CLEARED.
Spanish Ship VeIoz, De Soto, Havana.
ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, I9th-ARR. Schr. Potomac, Bears,
f,om Charleston Is. CO. FOR New York.
Schr. Caroline, Wheeler, from Wilmington
en- CO. for New York.
Schr. Consolation, Rider, from Falmouth
Schr. Caroline, Valar, from Elizabeth City ~
c. for Fall River -
2Oth.-ARR. schr. Merchant, Sears, OF and
Giom Elizabeth City, 27 days, for N. York.
Brig Agnes, Vinson, arrived at New York on
Monday, from Gibraltar Nov, IL.
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The steam boat Bunker ilill, will leave rrovi-
dence for New York, at the usual hour this day.
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MINISTER TO ENGLAND. The N. Y. Even
ing Star says that q minister is about to be
sent to England without delay, with a view
tn further the mediation of England between
this country and France. Noah adds:
awe state from our o,cn kno,cledge, that
the British Cabinet has expressed determl-
nation on no consideration to allow the dlffi-
eulties between France and the United
States to terminate in war between the two
countries"
CAPTURING SLAvEs.-The British br'gan-
tine Buzzard, Of three guns and hfty men,
sailed from Spithead on the 5th Of September
1894. and in less than twelve months she has
captured one thousand nine hundred and th'r'
ty.ave slaves, all intended for the Havana
msrket.
The Fall River Recorder, is merged in the
Fall River Monitor, and hereafter weekly
paper will he issued from the Monitor othce
called the Fall River Monitor and Weekly
Recorder.
II is stated in the Boston Medical and sur
qicsl Journal. that nearly sepen hundred stu
dents are a, present, attending the two medl
cal schools in Philadelphia,
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Court Of Probate, .Nfnport, January 4. 1886.
VHNne Administrator account on the Estate
4 Of Allen Norton late of Newport dec.
was presented for allowance,-lt is or
dered, That the same be received and tho
consideration thereof referred to a Court OF
Probate, TO be holden at the State House
in Newport OH the first Monday in Feb. next
at o'clock, A. M. and that previous notice
be given by publishing copy Of this order,
three several times in the "Herald Of the
Times" for all persons interested, to appeae
at said time and place, and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
B. B. ROWLAND Prob. Clerk.
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Besides lots Of Cos SOS 40's Sc &c &c.
Amounting to several Thousand Dollars
The above is unparalleled success consid-
ering the few tickets that have been sold.-
There have been lots of Larger Prizes re-
turned for want of purchasers. Those that
wish to secure Fortunes will do well to call
and purchase in those about to be drawn
There is several splendid Capitals to be dis
posed Of this week, at
DaLmnple s, Co.'S.
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FOR SALE,
2ssH A new dwelling house. with lot
Essum Of hand, on Spring-street directly
aslEN east of Trinity Church, occupied
by Stephen Stanton.
Also,
One new, superior toned German Piano,
and Four Wheeled Carriage.
For terms, enquire of
WIN. S. VosE.
Newport. Oct. s, 1885 m.
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CHARLES NICOLLS TILLEY

CHARLES NICOLLS TILLEY.
HAS for sale, at his Store No. 9Oa Thames
HI street, Coffee of all kinds, parched,
ground, 8, unground; teas, such as Young Hy-
son, Hyson s. Souchong; sugars, loaf, lump,
Havana white & brown-rice, flour, buck
wheat rye s, Indian meal. sweet corn = white
beans. dried beef; soda, butter & sugar crack
ers; fine salt, shagbarks, pen nuts, chesnnts !
almonds, soap, Doolttle's s. Boston, bar soal
g. shaving soap; spice of all kinds, ground d
unground; bniier g. cheese, new lard, swee'
oil, sperm s. tallow candles, lamp oil, castor
OIL Confectionery of all kinds &c &c e..
ALso-Crockery s; Glass Ware, woodeI
ware, willow cradles, carriages, &c &c.
Jan. II, 1886.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
DhEW No 33, in the west aisle IN the "a
Baptist Church-,er,ns libernh The Pew
wi be le, until sold For further particular. en-
qure Of ""' D. |o'"
1 Ian IA. 1886.
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GRANITE.

PROPOSALS will be received, until the
4 18th of February next, for the delivery at
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. |. of
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CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL

At "a meeting of the Members of the Bar Of
the Supreme Court of the United States, and
Of the Officers of the Court, held in the Su-
preme Court room, in the City of Washing
ton. on Tuesday. the 18th day Of January, A.
ID. 1886, Edmund J. Lee, Esq. was appointed
chairman, and Walter Jones, appointed Sec
retary.
On motion of Mr. Clay, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted
The Hon. John Marshall. Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court of the United States. hav-
inc departed this life during the late vacation
Of the Court, and the members Of this BaI
and the officers Of this Court entertaining the
highest veneration for his memory, the
most profound respect for his extraordinary
abilities, and great experience and learning
ms Judge; and cherishing for his many vlr'
tuos. public and private. his artlcss character
and his uniformly amiabo and unostentatlous
deportment both in his public and private
relations, the most lively and affectonate
recolections-haver resolved:
That. as manifestation of their deep sense
of the great loss which has been sustained II
hi, death, by the Bench, by the Bar, and by
the whole country, they will wear the Gus
tomary badge of mourning during the residue
ofthe term.
Resolped. That the Chairman communicate
10 the family of the deceased, copy OF the
abovo resolution, and assure them OF the sin
cere coincidence of the members of the Bal
and the officers Of the Supreme Court, on &C
count of the great and rreprrable loss whicl
has beep sustained by his family and M
country. in the iamented DEAN o' 'he 'a'
Chief Justice of the United States.
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rIEn nj EIorTETERS.

A variety Of sizes Of the best kinds. Tor sale
"a by ya,res Hammond
Ian Ia 1876.
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DUTCH QUILLS s.

A few thousand Of superior quah'y' tor s''c
"A by James Hommond.
Jan II, 1896
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white Pine, or Spruce Luln'
her.

PROPOSALS will be received until the lst
L of March next, for the supply at Fort
Adams, Newport Harbor, K. ]. OF the follow
ing
WHITE PINE, OR SPRUCE LUMBER.
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AUCTION SALES.
EDGAR JENKINS, Auctoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II m EI,nRIGE SITS.

The subscribers of the last viii and testament OF o
bert Mslhor will sell Public Auction by FRANZ
LIN JENKINS their :acs No 10 Broad street. in ihe
city of York. Tuesday the 18th day of March next al II
O'clock, noon, the following keal Estate:
Isl The Brick Front Delng House and Lot OF Ground on he
westerly side OF Mulberry HousoA s the lot IN neadn
in 'front.' feet the feet inches ia length on each side la
fee me The 10 'front.' IL feet inches rear
by Deep well built since has an under cellar
&e said premises known No 2S Mulberry St there Is
an old budng said about 40 feet from the OF the
house, which might useful for there being an
the and the lot being deep the premises CHER
many advantages, especially for mechanic .
ID Buildings and Lot of Ground the easery
of EIdrdge Houston The lot % feet wide IN fron and
rear and 81 fee Deep a all The right and tile OF
which the Robert Mahso died seized and TO strip
piece of ouhery side Of and adjoining the said et
inches rear an. 81 deep There
frame dwelling onhe above lot also frame Stable about
feet of which stands said strip of lanj The premises are now
known No. 1872 Eidrdgest. ~
The unexceponsbe; the usual executors deeds will be
given Maps the above property reference msy he had
for location of The houses &c be
al the office of Town.end Disossy IS Wall Pearl street
The maps put up the sales Of the auconees lei
DAYS beore day sale, when the &c will be made
Application be made at No. 2D Mulberry street
or at the Office OF the Commercial Advertiser
Dated New York, Jan. 18th 1886.
NATHAN BANGS, Executors &c. @
THOMAS MASON r. Mathison, &c
mar 5d,s rzO FRANCIS HALL ! ceased