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TO RENT,
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TN E0 u Mw "a @I II.
j ii. w. Moore, Agent of the Protection
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Offers TO insure Houses, Stores and Barns
and the contents Of -eaci, against lcss o.
damage by fire. The rates Of premium arc
as low as those of any other similar insi!a'
tion, and every man has now an opporis'
nifty for trifing sum to protect himseiis
gainst the fayagns Of this destructive 30
ment, which often in single hour, sweeps
away the earnings Of many years.
The Company will also insure, on TOO
most favorable terms, against Loss or Dam.
age tn Merchandise shipped to and from any
81 the eastern ports ana ports on the "''
slssipp,. OHIO and Missouri rivers.
Burlington June 1919 ms
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HAtyrnE AL.:...1O Barrels OF TINS
~ celebrated article IN consignment. anc
for sale by }. r. LILLIAN
jnll3
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UMBER...Superor Pine Luiilher.
10000 ,cat asserted ana Ia 'ncn
Wealth. rboarding, t,l""'ing. &C.. 2O.ooo
fcrt $. aSnned clear pine, - AMI men
for sale law nv u MI
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@ OLD ESTABLISHED STANh.-
EAe At A. w. Carpenters Clock, Watch
EuA and Jcwclry Establishment, may
be found all SUCH articles as are usually
kept in the line, and also all kinds o.;
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired and
warranted at the shortest notice. Store on
Main Street ,one door south of J. K Field,
Saddler.
Jan 5, 1S43-lv -
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4ueeu> ware.

aucensWarc.
TEyiIE subscriber has just opened good
assortment OF Qucensware. Glassware,
&C., which he offers very low for cash
wheat or corn.
Also
Sundry other articles. such as Copperas
Alum, Indigo, Madden, Salt Petrc, Resin
Glue, Chalk, lockwood, Castor OIL. Ink
Spices. sc. d. .DafiD.
Janil'44 ~
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Notice to pre.Em ptiOn Claim ants.
Every person eati,icd {" the r,gh, "f pre-
empton to any LANDS within the limits oi
the townships above enumerated. is reqnir.
ed to establish the same To the an isfact;nn
Of the Register and Receiver q the proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor as
soon as practicable after seeing this notice
mencement OF the public sale Of the town.
ship, embracing the tract cIaimed, above
designaied: otherwise such claim will be-
forfeited. THO. II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Lind O.fre,
Nov. Z, Io44-tds "a
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SALT! SALT!
500 bbls of Refined Kanawha Gal,
for sale low for cash.
Enquire ofthe subscriber at his sho, "A
Joining the Hlwk.Eye Office on Maa.,
a few doors below Fletche.'s Hotel--ps'
member the stand.
SILAS A. HUDSON.
Octl7-tf 81
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Religious IuteIiiueuce.

Should the weather prove favorable this evening" the
very Rev Dr. Power will, by special request, repeat
Judge OF controversy and the sole rule Fath which
was pos poned las Sunday evening Of he in
clemency OF the weather.
The Rev Charles w. HackIey, ID. ID Professor OF
Mathematics IN Columbia College, will preach at the
"A glo-Ameica ee Church OF st George the Mar
tyr No AGO Broadway, this evening
The Rev DR. Hutton viii repeat his on the
subject" Love of our Counryr-this evening at the
Dutch Church, on Washington square
The committee of new Episcopal Church, to be un.
der the pastoral of the Rev John Grigg have
gagged the large room in the Lyceum No 500 Broadway,
few doors south OF Prince street. where divine service
will be regularly performe every Sunday morning and
evening. ssryice to commences at 10y A NJ. and p NJ
Seats free.
hold Fair in the basement OF said church. commencing
Monday 22d inst the proceeds to be applied the
benefit OF the poor school under the upeinendence of
the Sisters Of Charity.
On Wednesday the 18th inst in St Patrick's Cathe.
al the holy order of Priesthood was conferred by the
RI Rev Bishop McCloskey. the Rev. William QUINN
Of st Johns College, FJrdham
We regret to notice in the daily papers, the death of
the Rev Robert Davis formerly of BeIeville New Jer.
sey, and recently missionary in the West Indies Mr.
Davis was drowned on his passage from New Providence
to Crooked Island
Mr. Socrates Smith, late of uni,n Theological Semna-
ry Y, ordained to the work of the gospel minis
try at Beardstown, Ill, Nov %. Sermon by hev A
Hale, OF Sprngf.i; constitutional questions by the
same; ordaaing prayer by Rev Pond; charge by Rev
VIM Williams, OF Jacksonville right hand Of fellow
ship by Rev VIM Kirby agent OF A. II Nj. s. for Illinois
At The Same time Freshly church organized
consisting OF IA members, with unexpectedly favorable
prospects.
Installed, on the I'd OF December by the Hudson Pres
bytery Me- Nathaniel Elmer as aston of the chur in
CiIcleville. Prayer by Rev o. NJ Johnson OF Denton;
sermon ny Rev. w Y. Miller, Of Rdgehury; Rev. w W.
Newell, Of Montgomery, presided put the constitutional
the people by Rev Daniel r Wood OF Middletown; ben
ediction by the Moderator.
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DEc. 10. Johanna o. Shea u.s. JOHN w. Gi!chrfstThis
action OF trespass brought to damages
sustained by the plant from injuries received through
the defendant as follows. It appears that about
the September last the defendant grocer in Broome
street, driving his horse, attached TO grocers
gon; and when the corner Of White aud Centre
streets, the wagon wheel H. aud threw the defend
ant IRON his wagon the took fright and
violently DO the street, upsetng boxes and making
sad havoc in his furious hyht-that in his way he ran
against knocked down. and .ampled upon the Of
the complainant, doing her serious and much injury
that she called upon the defendant after six weeks
confinement, who offered her twenty five dollars,
reconpense for such injury which she thought insult.
Gent and therefore brings this action for Of
hundred liars. This submitted to the
jury who brought in verdict for the deen iant upon
the grounds of Its being unavoidable accident was
evidently apparent
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United states Court.

Before commissioner Gardiner
DEc. 2o-Charse cfLarceny on The HIGH Seas--George
Pendleton, mate of the American brig Argus was
terday brought before the Commissioner, upon the fol-
lowing charge 1T appeared that the LIST of Novsm
Der last, the vessel sailed from St Domingo, having
board a cargo of coffee and logwood and specie
consigned to different houses in Boston and, amongst
others $3.50 of the specie consigned to Lombard
Whittemore of Boston and the vessel itself to starks
W. Lewis, oil this city On the 9TH of November, the
captain died of yellow fe and the prisoner who was
mate succeeded to the command OF the brig she put
back and a captain procured, whose authority
limited to navigating the vessel having no power
authority the cargo The vessel arrived IN this
port on Friday and, upon examining the specie. and
comparing it with the bill OF adng, it was found that
$3.50 in gold coin distracted from the $3.50 owned oy
Lombard & Whittemore The suspicion falling upon
Pendleon-he having knowledge OF the cargo, and
being charge of the vessel after the death OF the cap
tain, complaint made by Mr. Lewis, the consignee,
and warrant issued upon which he arrested an
upon the evidence of the steward fully committed
stand his trial for the offence, although appeared
that the missing money subsequently found.
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Superior COurt--in Cham beers.
R.inr.. Inhua Xau.d arnnal


Dsc l9.The People rsi, Sophia Stadier VS. CHRIS.
nan Bis,nman Upon a writ OF habeas corpus issued by
this Court from the application and affidavit OF sophia
Staber-the defendant brought before hi Honor to
answer TO the illegal detention Of promising little
lad OF ye Of age, tho offspring Of an egitinat
connection entertained by these parties in Basal swift
zeIlsnd Of which country they the immediate de.
marriage by the ordinary forms Of that country and that
the defendant after the birth Of this child to
America, where he followed by the complainant at
his solicitation about since IN order TO soemnze
the marriage covenantbu seems she was too late he
having assured her that he similarly implicated
another quarter The fther has maintained the posses
sion Of the child since that periodand the mother no
now very respectfully married. claims It as hers by
legal rights and privileges These facts being fully es
tsbished the court decided that 1t should be given up
the mother and at the time wished that the mi
mute particulars, they appeared In evidence. should
DO withheld from the public eye. We therefore omit
full detail of them.
Before Chief Justice Jones.
10 n L. Gardner vs. CtoU u r Smih-This case. fully
reported yesterday Is yet unconciuded ana VIII % re-
sumed to morrow.
Before Judge Oakley.
Harrison Spencer proracted trsl still enga
res the ate ption tho Court Nothing of arther i'm
portance than which have already alluded be-
ing ELECTED We omit continued remarks II will occupy
some two or three days longer in all probability.
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Dec. 20-Joha H. G1rdasr Us. CroUeU and Smith
This repevn suit Engaged the attention Of the Court up
10 hour of adjournment and stands over to be again
taken up on Monday
Before Judge Oakley.
Harrison Spenctr.-This long and somewhat vexa.
tious libel suit will be resumed Monday, and will
doubtless occupy the entire term. One witness has been
on the stand for the last three dayA
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The Hon John Z. Calhoun arrived In Charleston,
u on the 1861 inst IRON his idence in PendletoD,
ana took lodgings at stewards Carolina Hotel
The Hon: Langdon Cheves also arrived, and is
at the same Hotel.
The Hon. w. J. Grayson, Collector Of the port,
ana the Kew bishop Gadsden arrived the 10th inst
in the steamer Beaufort District
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COLLEGE OF New JERsEY.--At meeting of the
trustees OF this college, held at Princeton Wed
nesday Stephen Alexander. Esq was elected to the
mathematical chair by the death OF Proes sor
bod The Rev NJ. b. Hope was appointed professor OF
rhetoric and bellies letties, vice Rev Dr. j. w. Alexsn
ger, now OF New YORK, resigned. The Hon Daniel
meeting Of the trustees elected member OF the board
in place Of the late Mr.. Maxwell
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ADVERTISEMENTS

LU5TUW HOUSE, NEW YORK,
- Co lecor's Once, ID cember, lsa3
SEALH.D PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
Department until the Gath instant Tor the supply Of rations
the officers aud the United
speucs for Of the day Of
Janu iry next
The for the the allowed
the naval the qanr, and the
ticl-s enumerated IN the following table, To wit:
lbloz lbs of ounces OF hf pints Of
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HE CHocTAws.-The Winston (Mlss) Bonner
states that between 5000 and 1000 Choctaws were
10 have lett that State about the last OF under
the superintendent OF Removal, for their home in
inc west Inc condition oil affairs in the Choc nation
is represented as being quite prosperous There are
now tour female boarding schools sustained principally
by the public funds OF the Nation but under and
instruction Of the missionaries These other schools
contain $50 pupils There are also various Sabbath
schools taught by Choctaw teachers embrace ing six or
seven hundred ADULTS and children.
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Court Intelligence.

GENERAL SESSIONS, Dec. 20.-Beiore Recorder Tall
nadge, and Aldermen Henry and Meserole.
Sentence IF Joseph r. Guthrie The trial OF causes du
ring the present term having been brought to cl 80
last evening" the Court this morning proceeded to
sentence in the OF Joseph r Guthrie of Phlsdel
phia, who last week found guilty Of obtaining
siderable amount OF property ny false preences from
sunjry merchants of this city. Mr. Guthrie being
He'd up stated to the Court that attempts had BET
by his friends to raise money, where to satisfy
merchants from whom the goods had been obtain ed
ind he ha doubt but their claims would be liquida
ted He further stated that had the trial been pos poned
he had desired he felt couient that he could have
produced witness who would have shown by his books
he having been his clerk that all his transactions
nad been in good faith He therefore, under
these circumstances threw himself upon the mercy Of
the Court.
w NJ. PRce, Esq. his counsel also took occasion TO
state in behalf OF mir Guthrie that process under the
Still ell Act pending against his client which fact
wished the Court to take into consideration.
Alderman MEsERoLE, 10 passing sentence, comment
ed in Of merited ty upon the gross frauds
are constantly practised upon merchants of this
city, who subjected to the arts of designing men
who obtain by fraudulent represe naons large amounts
Of property but that in the present there appeared
to some pailiaug circu instances, IN consideration OF
which the sentence vt the Court was that he Guthrie
mpr isoned ia the City Prison Tor the term OF 90 day
pay a 6ue Of 100 and stand committed until paid
Case Of Peter va Ser. In the OF this indsid
al VINO WAS Indicted tor compouuding felony, Nh War
moved Tor node to be entered as he had
alter long period been brought to tfa. account
OF material itess Tue motion was granted, as there
probability OF producing the witness referred To-
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Fer week IL 8 81 / %
The raous = be ofsood aad wholesome guilty, be
rations, delivered on DO I'd vessel good IT,
casks and vessels be ded the aud
the contents thereof distinctly marked Oh each.
IL to be distinctly undert cd fhtno bids will be
ed fiom persons actually the wh
offers refer, and I'll the Will be bound fur
hsh re sonaoe notice, often be- required by
the o the the dpprob the
tor u xc-eding upoa a. average, d. each
such fresh and fresh tables. be
III e'Ionding parts tue r.tiou allowed the naval
vice. NW
Persons proposing will transmit their bids sealed the
tetsay e ths Treasury
All IA g ". LAWRENCE. Coli ctnr
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white woman, OF Camden County, N. G., was
murdered on the 9th inst, the South Lock OF the
Canal, by man bamed james Saw ger, OF the same
county. This woman was said TO be- the paramour Of
sawyer and some misunderstanding occurring the
night aforesaid between him and her he plunged his
dagger into her breast, which striking some vital part
killed her tnstantansously. NJ
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE

Wv T. WI An lCLEG a RIAL AMI
FOR YOURSELF
WARRANT them all TO be sentsd, the none,
MY EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This universally approved AID admired Article free
dent spirits ponssnt essential OIL aud other destructive
bright asd imparts The delicate fas Of the flowers
,n s ws.d WIN thu EIas a soon so
hair bsia heads by and hair that has been sde harsh
s or s oa be- s ns "ss % or sss
10, and brnncy hv few spp,csons o. the Fan Lpstra
vesiuS the falling on ofths hair AID turning grey.
ss fisoEss s
deposits TS ppsraoa p"rss the
ar snd gives y y beautiful gloss and sotness, and
N,nr.,. = ,..'s...ssSyi D1ENcE.
% isS% no s that %ss
FOR sale whos:.l: and rs;.ii s,m' adaptations
1US S % ]. H AYE Ih s':ss.m.r and Chemist,
M' ns s: q c:d. Mc ssa ns M
Premiums was awarded at the franklin Institute MIS- imc
A sHH4E6 1EdsThBBIk giSSS HAM
the east aconvenisnce For changing red or grey hair
color The slightest evil nsyi not be- iesrsd
from lts use-t altogether harmless THIS composition
only BY n 's sos Of e.
n soa the
lbscs required ask for boz marked NJ; il brown, boz
Bswa: Of for Jules Hsusls Vegetable
Liquid Hair Dye ifyol want the genuine article.
F'''''s ".Sjias III li!i and Chemist
,a sv y south A. :;
%s sEy:: s.s; sSS 81 SSs sssassiy + T. 4
wss e. f,s ri M n.,a: streets
JAMES a SWAIN,
CASH TAiL Or
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MONEY LEN1-lMONEY LENT.
THE Highest prices advanced large and small sums
irwery Diamonds gold Silver Watches. Plate. Wear
ing Apparel and every desc Of personal property
John NJ. DAVIES, Licensed Pawnbruhsit
oss lm.re "a William street near Duane street
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CkOIUN WATER 20
IN DO we'll to call aud the premium Water Filter
that only clarity purify the water
rendering OF chrystaiin cI-aes and dvestug
impury. They can be attached 70 Croton witer-y~s.
STONE Brothers,
Croton Plumbing and Watsr-Fiter Estsbshmsut No 800
Broadway, between Walker and White sss. d. lm'r
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
'HE above Reward Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars will os
pad for the rccovry of the seven Thousand Mae
Hundred Doars, stolen from Myron Van Deuseu, o. the city
If Hudson, ~. " the night Of the 4h October last whe
his passage from Hudon the city OF New York the
steamboat south pruportionats Tor such
Of sad be recovered aud restored
subscribers, appl cation TO either VI thsm.
The contained small carpet bag, which
taken from the berth said Van Deusen and found the
day nhe wheel house Of the boat and rfied Of
II consisted of bills of denominations and Of
veral ba Ks, be remembered, follows
$500 ia os and los Of the Oneida Baak.
S00 SIS and los principally Of the Pine Plains and Kinder
hook Bank.
$1,000 bills Of various denominations ofhe Farme Ba.k
OF Hudson
$1,000 or about that sum- Of the bills of the Phenix Bank o.
Hartford and ether Eastern Money
$500 bills of the Hudson River Bank nearly all dollar
bills.
The balance Of the money bills Of Western banks d
New York, Nov. asst, 1895.
AUG. l.. MASTERS, 1871 PesrI st.
GEORGE II. ELLERY, WdhamW
THEOPHS. P. HART Cedar st.
Committee for Assignees Of Myron Van Deussn
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JULES HAUEL

T'mcGcnI ChemIst and Periumer,
and bv INV ao.r,y - south Third street, Philadelphia.
A.nH my JaeSuemcd s5 Bpadway y A
Willard W corner Of Cedar and INV ,si nrosdwyi
Premium was awarded At the Tsnii,n sss,suss ,,r.c
j .,%,.;THoHEE Ec0- Eosss. nd vI,= NsTss;s;. III
Acst -
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STORAGE FOR CORN, GRAIN ANv FLOUR;
twenty thousand barrels Fous can Be had IN the Brick
minutes from south Ferry BROOKLYN on very
moderate terms There good per adjoining these premises,
and sufficient depth q water Tor the largest csss ships
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JAMES a SWAIN,
ASH TIL OR,
Ua~ is.r- cXRIqor MOUSE.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy
- ~ 4? = e. uan8uTIIPsyabls in advance az
par copy.$yl2X Cent. annum-payabl~ in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pnces-always cash
pnfch
20 Al letters communicating, bv mail addressed to
the sstahlshmrnt must be pot paid postage will be
oeducted from me SUBSCRIPTION money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
- Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRK HERALD Esr ABLIsHMENT,
w r0Yuc off N Ton apdN ssSsu Ssre
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
-Four Dollars through TO Albany.
a0r ~ LANDING at the Intermediate places,
2xu3Gpor far a. the ice will permit.-Thee is good
-slsghng fom any point the Hudson to Al
bany and stages will be in readiness carry
their destination at he arrival Of the boat.
Passage 81 through TO Albany.
The celebrated ice steambost COLUMBIA Captain VIM.
NPrck leaves The seamboat pier between Cou andt and
kksnsny sir.ss THIS DAY At FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ
For freight apply board or r. c. Schultz
he once on TIE wharf. dN III
FOX SAUGEKTIES AND CATSKlL.
aNn - THE Splendid Steamboat JAMES MA d.
~AHP SON Capt T. J. Copp.ry, will lssye the foot
And saturday o'clock PM Tor freight passage apply
IA board. orto + Wainwright. Agent. on hswharf
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STEPHEN CAMBRELENC.
-, - Master in Chancsry,
CrrmWeII and Norton, Solicitors. dl3 2aw3W

T'OThE BEAU ritlt.kS OF THE COMrI.F.XION-sur.
~ pynsiyg Emcncy!-Mf EAU DIVINE DE vlNUs AND
NfMrh SAP composed 81 an eastern botanical discovery
surprising ecacy for rendering the skin soft and fair well
o mparting delicate roseate hue to the complexion.
As creator and conservator Of that most distinguishing
charm q female loneliness Transparent fair skin JULES
HAUELS Nymph Soap, or Fan Divine de Venus, may be
s,d e exert az almost mase.i power Conpossd the
mineral .dmixture, distnGui.hed incidentally Cor ito "a.
uemey bland purifying and soothing action the Skin and
y acng on the md minute vessels eIpe ali
mpnrts from the surface aays every tendency nfamma.
.s a BY thi, method alone, eeeuay dispses all
pimples feckes suabun, and other unsghty
viii c,rns so ,nmca 10 female loyvliuess 1s
,o while the neck, hands and arms be
nv ana fairness which its continued will hap
most advanced periods Of fila " '~ ~ = -
For sale, wholesale nd r.s.;, l..
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER d. ls45
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADV En- IISEWENT.
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK;
~...,,.,> Collectors Offce, Dec. 9Th 1886 :
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be received at the Treasury
~ Department until the cath irstsnt for such Supplies Sp
Shaadsry G ano in .nch quantity and such times
be required for the Of the United States Revenue
and Boats which may be employed in this District dung
schedule -
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IN CHANCEkY-Before the Vice LharceIlor -Thomss
omul VS. Charles Oakley ana al State If New York,
pursuance OF decrsta order " this made the
Exchange, the city Of New Yok under the the
Rollins, Auctioneer, sixth day of Janua " 1886 At
i2ocock, noou, of that day all residue aud
der o. the te from the fir dy II May,
1885, mentioned that indrDtue of ea. made by the
rector churchwadeus aud v-strymen o " Church.
The cry Of New York Richard Oakley bearing the
fourth day Of March 1926 and recorded the Office Of
gistrr 81 deeds To- the aud Of New hbs
~ o. conve yhcs 1866 81 In and o. tn III certain
lots OF md suate lying AID being thu Nlrh Ward e tn
CITY o New York beng part Of the a DIS Of the said Rector
cry chwardens and vetrymen of riy Gu CHI the city
'ofas l. called the third north division tn ch
rm BY the numbers hundred snd thirty hundred
ami Forty aud one hundred and f,tyone 49, la0 D The
said three lots taken teg ther eng bounded follows
beginning the eastey side Of Huds dis
your feet five inches porthwardy from the
orme by its intersection with the morthery sIdc Of Barrow
street and running thence n0wadly Hudson
-three inches TO the southweserly Of
number one hutdred aud thtyeght, thence eastwsdy
right angles with Hudson street hundred feet theme
southwark and parallel with Hudson three
and SIX inchss thence we twrd along the line humber
oe hundred and frtywo 2b hundred the place
ard Of the said lots pay
sbls hayealy tngeher with all and singular edifce
buildings on the said premises and all and every covenant
clause and article the said indenue lease and
abbeneht to derived hertf ON with the appo
tenances. Dated New York, Dec i3th 1895
STEPHEN CAMBRELENC
Master IN Chancsry,