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of all suspended pre-emption claims in the several
States and Territories; which was agreed to.
Mr.. HAYWOOD desired to be informed as 10
the number Of the claims proposed to be adjusted by
the bill. ..s 4... g., ..I.. ..s.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Louisiana, called for the read
ing Of the report; which having been read by the
Mr.. sPEIGHT submitted few observation, N
favor of the bill to which he was sure there could
be not the slightest objection. ..
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Louisiana, explained the OBJ
ject Of the bill, and submitted few remarks show.
ing the necessity Of taking some measures for the
knew Of no better way to accomplish than by the
proposed bill. ...'....
Mr.. HAYWOOD repeated his inquiry as TO the
number Of the claims proposed to be settled, and
then went on to oppose the bill on the ground that
it would inconvenienty burden the officers of the
government designated in il as the constituent mom-
bers of the proposed adjudicating tribunal. Each
OF these had, he alleged, quite enough--more than
enough TO do in their official character; and WHY
suPeradd to the present range Of their duties such an
onerous amount Of responsibility and labor' Let
board be established, composed of the right sort of
men, and he would willingly vote for il. Bnt he
would not SIT silently by and vote such bill, impo-
sing an immense accumulation Of patronage in The
hands Of the executive department of the govern
ment, when no sort Of good object vas to be gained
by il which could not he attained infinitely better in
another manner. 1t was great trust, and one
for the proper discharge Of which, il transferred To
board, arrangements should be made which would
avoid the possibility Of suspicion, Such board
ought to be entirely above the reach Of party poll
tics or party influences, To- its, hands would be
committed a vast treasure. To its award would be
submitted multitude Of claims sll over the United
Ststes-caims OF persons reading upon the land and
Of those residing esewhere-sll, Of, which wonld be
decided at the viii and pleasure Of the board sopst
tuted for the purpose Of passing upon. them
a board vresponsible 10, no ,-ane,o and whose
decision would be final. " was indeed gust that
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Mr. MARSH. from the Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia, reported bill making sppropris
tons for thefmprovement Of Pennsylvania avenu,
and street. which bin was read twice and com
mitted.
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PeHsauoh TOT services OF Dr. Jones'. lie had pre-
sented the memorial of Dr. j., but had been prevent-
ed from saying any thing upon it when this bill
was under consideration in committee or in the
House. The particular act under which this board
was organized was not of August, lS42, but of Nav,
lS43; Mr. d. caused to be read the 5th section, in
which, he said, the Secretary Of the Navy was posi-
lively enjoined to constitute this board Under that
authority and requirement he had appointed DR..
Jones and others, who had conducted the examina-
tlon the result of which was the very able and sciep-
uhc report which he held in his hand, written by Dr.
Jones himself He had not charged from the time
the board was constituted, but only for actual SER
vice. And the question was, whether, after he had
performed that duty, (and thus had been deprived
of other profitable employment,) and the govern
ment had received the benefit Of it, they were willing
TO pay for IT. IL was to be borne in mind, that al
the Tune the fund was exhausted they might have
received pay for their services up to that tmc and
have gone no further, thus bcne6ng the government
in no degree; but they we're authorized by the Sec
retary OF the Navy TO continue their Investigations
relying on future appropriations. As a matter of
equity and justice he urged the appropriation; and
he trusted that the friendship he entertained for Dr.
Jones-a friendship first formed when that gentle
man was connected with that ancient institution
William and Mary's College-would be no dspsr,
agement TO claim which, on its own merits, was
entitled to receive the support Of the House
Mr.. BROCKENBRoUGH rose TO speak to the
amendment relative to arrears Of Legislative e
N Florida, but his remarks were decided out of or
der at present.
The question was announced to be first ,Ipon con-
,urring in the amendment of the Senate, increasno
rom S67,5OO to sH,509 the appropriation for deGs
,ency IN The contingent fund OF the Senate.
Mr.. KING moved his amendment to this smend-
lospitsl fund --'' - NN''"i"e
Mr.. 4. explained that the usual approximation n
efray the annual expenses Of this fund had M,
cen made at the last session of Congress- os
curse the expenditures for these hospitals tbro,ob'
ut the country, the rations for sick sailors ~
ad been very much reduced, and great distress and
noarrassmen' had been the result. He hoped that
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Office he was better acquainted with the nature and
merits Of the cases than any other man could be.
tie had access to all the papers, and was practi-
cally acquainted with the business in all its de
tails AS to the Secretary Of the Treasury, he had
quite enough to do to manage the concerns Of his
own department. and without speaking at all inyidi-
ousy OF the present Attorney General, who dis
charged his duties with ability, he (Mr. W. re-
garded him as about the last man in the world
who should be called on to decide in these cases;
and why Simply because it was not great legaI
ability that was wanted; practical good sense, and
not legal knowledge, was to decide these cases.
Mr.. JOHNSON had not the slightest objection
to the amendment suggested by the senator from
Arkansas, Mr. AsHLEY.l The Commissioner of
the Land Office was perfectly familiar with these
cases. and in ten minutes could, at any time Get ali
the necessary Information relative to anv nart,ca
claim In his office all the necessary Informot;on
was TO be obtained, and was very easv Of acces.
Then the Secretary Of the Treasury was. bv law
the head OF the land office, and controlled the de.
cisions Of the commissioner. In any case, the com
missioner, when he has doubts, applied to The
Secretary of the Treasury; and the latter, as has
been remarked, could at any time obtain the opinion
Of the Attorney General Il was therefore obvious
that Il would be pretty much the same arrangement
whether the mode contemplated in the bill was
,dopted, or that suggested by the senator from
Arkansas. As for himself, he was perfectly
Indifferent as to which mode was adopted
As to the objection of the senator from North
Carolina, Mr.. HaYwoop, relative to the
,mount Of labor to be incurred in the adiudca-
ion Of these claims il only necessary to remind
him that the labor bad been already performed He
repeated that he had no objection TO the amendment
With only one additional remark would he at pres
mt detsin the Senate. Some Of these claims were
presented by individuals who had sought their adj
us'ment for eight or ten years. They had paid for
he lands: They had their homes upon them.
they had expended their means in efecting inn
movements In his opinion, the whole Of these
lalmsr-wi,h the exception Of cases where fraud
pas I manhest--ooght TO be At once adjusted. They
rad been suspended merely on account Of the ab- |
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DIED !:

Suddenly, on Wednesday morning, Jan. nh, 1876 MI
WILLIAM BROWN in the 55th year OF his age.
Ills friends and relatives, and the members OF Nan
,,,,n Lodge No 90 l. o. Of o. F-also the members oil
urmnxy Division No 5 OF T. are invited TO attend his
ners from his late residence, 1923 Madison's' on En-
dsy, 8, O'clock P NJ. ,.,. ais, =,
On Wednesday, Jan. 18th, 1916, JULIA ANN, wife OF
n " scbrsmrn step daughter OF Nehemiah Knapp, oi
J,.ey CITY, after short but painful Illness, happy ana
resigned 10 the Will OF her Creator
Here relations and friends respectfully invited to
,,eod her funeral from her late residence Jersey CITY
gndsy afternoon, 9th Jan. at 3 o'clock.
Jth Ellen wife of John B. Satterthwalte
On the 81, Thomas T. Adee, aged 80.
3d. Jane daughter OF John Colvin, T.
A, Sag Harbor eth ult Benjamin ?. Sugar formerly
Of this city Henry 7. Penny 49,
A. Washington D. c. 3lst ult. William P. Zsntzinger
Purser U. 5. Navy. -, 9.
A, Albany, % inst Harriet, daugh,her Of John W. s.
On he 5.h inst. George F. Harrison, aged 10.
S,h Rachel H. Wife OF Jeremiah Bush, aged %
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Washington LIMOS Indiana OHIO &c; PROCEEDINGS OF
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MISCELLANEoUS1L'Ea Eau BfoceMefi; Menorabuis OF
Sgedeneorg Toe End Is not yet; Oregon; John O Ad
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John B. Cough Court for the Correction Of Errors Mem,
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The License Question; Mining in Eugsnd; Mr. For:anas
Concert; The NJ. =. Church Soalh; Rayn Census of
Michigan: Various Useful Tables Rrvies OF New Rubli.
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nPICIDSS OF THE PiiESS.-The great efficacy
Tor Schenchs Pulmonc Syrup in curing Coughs, Colds
CONSUMPTION, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, c. and lis rap
idly incr aug popularity in all sections OF the count y
L,. elected Recommendations from many the public
prints From Gmoog the number, the following are pup
lishcd - -. n,
ScHEycE's PULMoSIc SYRuP.-The virtues OF This Pull
monte Syrup well throughout this entire rec
TOR OF country need muc1 10 DC said by as II mss
made some very remarkable cures in his place ana neigh
borhood and from extensive sale Judge u pubic
are ginning apPrecialehs virtues From our own Know"
ledge IS efficacy great pleasure in recommends
Ing il in cases OF Coughs, Colds, and Consumption
Eun:er1on Gazette.
ScHgScx's PuLMoSIc SYauP-lf We were ever delight
ed win medicine il was ScheucSs syrup We nave kept
il In our house for than years. aud have aiwsys
oun1 unailag remedy IN al Cases oi Colds coughs
SC fortunately ourselves nave never had occasion
~ Try for Consumption but several Well aItesed cures
one ofwch III be found advertising columns, nave
ore which should be kept in every house We recommend II
70 friends. fuOHc LeuSe.'
ScREycK's PrLMoSIc SYRuP.-The many cures effected
bv is enough sal5fy iDcredu!oIs we na7e
been shown by M Schenck 1numera5e nuoef OF Ger
dcaIes OF The hi hest responsibility OF cures
this medicine we would recCMiciio a14 oIa'|'e
cough Try IL la..a'i
The Genuine Pumonic Syrup is prepared exclusively oy
the proprietor and Is for SAFE, wholesale and rea - hs
principal Office, No. Corand-st where persons can re-
ceiye advice have their lungs examined by regular Rny
scian and OBTAIN pamphlets describing Consumption DS'
pep.ia and Liver Complaints, free Of charge
For sale also Bush Hilyet Us Gfeen"caIt 90
B. Sands Co. 273 Broadway; G. ;. h1iGnnss, "; 80
Beecker-sL; G. Ford "a Fourths corner :" oos'7i' "
iugtorsausre and H Rveritt, &c Hudson-si-
Peaxe bear In Inrd s. Beesuian GOES nO SCI my
onsins enune Pulmoac Sysup, and TO avoid deception
by ignorant and ltrrale pre=ndefs apply iof INC o CD
ia2 ~ sl,. ned'c'he' al No j. h scHENcK.
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THE MATTER of TIE Attachment! againit L

INT THE MATTER of TIE Attachment; agansi the
E.s. Of C-orre McIntyre en sbscoDdiug concealed
da1orWb.:ess the undersigned have been duly appoint
- ru,te. Tor al .= creditors Of The debtor in the above
.+T n nnrsn.1cz TO Section 50, Ar l, Title Chap s.
% II ~ Rey{ss -stu.es ard have taken and fled the attn
14nrirrt Dy Law Now therefore, notice is hereby given 10
ali ebed the said DEBTOR 10 renter al account
debts and sums OF money owing by hen respectively
Inc Undersigned such Trustees, and pay the same 70
;he BY the ta dag Of February next al The office OF Bel
Co 10 81 John-st in the city ofNe~-York. Also, 10
ali persons having their possession any properly effects
OF such debtor deliver the same 10 such Trustees on OF
hsire the day and al the place Aforesaid. Also hat al
the creditors of the said debtor deliver heir respective ac
counts and demands the said Trustees or one o e "
The day and al the place last mentioned
Dated New. Ycrs, January 5th 1885
FREDERICK A. COE, T.,
HIRAM BARNEY. >lfus'eee' 49,
SIMEON p. SMITH, go
BELL 4 Co. Atiornirs for Attaching Crso.o.-- 70
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MARRIEU:

nNew. Haven CT Cd inst. Joseph Sampson, OF this
s I, Albany ls, j. Henry Clock Of Schoharie 70 Rachel
lam 81 ult Elsone l.. Reed TO Maria Kelly Ihonas
g Van Alstyne to Sarah K. Peasc.
Fort Plain lis, inst Rev. Thomas Armitage to Nan
cy Dietendorf o.. % r,,,.hs.h
n,,,sl,: lst inst Joseph lie Roy 10 Jane Purringtoh
{. Geneva 2ith, Mathew Easterbrook to Helen &.
Hawks. ,,,,,.- 81, ,,,a,.,..e-,t ee Gown
90 n. Y 70 Emeline Austin.
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MI. TAYLOR. ~ 8 Asror House.
TO EPIscoPALIANs AND OTHERS.

TEIHE EN NEEN, or Monthly Church Offering. a r.
pc-i,ory uf r.. sious Literary and Entertaining Know
ledge for the Christian Family. Edited by Rev. Joseph
Suked 4.
The above i The title OF Monthly Periodical ineGded to
Gil spac. in our Periodical Literature which has long
NAMED Tae fGor. who Is devoted Churchnlan.
says in hs PrSspec us" NJ eX"rons shall be wanting TO
render MS monthly Offering worthy of The Ia whch II
IS devo ed the dissen nation Of pure and "dfsd Religion
ard iircGr1tpt Literature -
Our limits admit o; giving he numerous
usndstons which have been received, lu, has been
Warmly approved and commented by Bishops Brownel.
Hopkins, Doane, WhingEam, Chase cnd diners besides
numerous Clergymeu Each number ccrtairs thlry.iwo
pages u literary and Engraving steel fea
lure which coneuds strongly Chuchmen IS that eve
r. three months is Portrait engrave STEEL OF
American Bishop, with biographical notice These
Portraits Will be continued until all Of the Bishops are in
Guided thus forming complete Port Gallery OF Bishops
OF The American Church from tie 6st settlement of the
country The great ofhese Portraits &c can only
be sustained By good subscIipon.si and cannot bu
think the Episcopal public vii give this work their hearty
support h. January number commences tie third year
II l. JUS, out and contains Portrait Of Bishop Kemp,
MARYLAND. |. can be seen a. CLARK AUSTlNS, lSC
Fultol-s VINO The Agents 10 receive subscriptions
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NEW AND ELEGANT oARPET1NGs.

r-Rv the latest arrivals, several invoices OF the
most hs, TrlI ncrerns of AxMSsTER CARPErISGs. Aso
Tes variety OF FRENCH AuBusoS CARFETs suitable for
h riches, and Iao splendid styles OF furnishing, together
with The bs as sornent OF OIL CLOTHS ever oered 10 the
nnhi- with nIl articles connected WilG The ;:sce
Persons furnishing private residences, hote-s or Steam
ho.is would End il 10 their advantage 70 call 81
dig e,r!s- REUBEN SMITHS. JR- 25i broadWay.
o. National Fire Insurance Company, Otfcs
No &C. Wallis. mel with iaing losses by Lee great FIRE in
this CITY on the 18th OF July ss which they promptly PAID
The COMPANY is now doing large and rapidly increasing
business in their prudence IN not taking oyer
5000 in ruy one riss which rule they sui adhere TO, and
bv 80 scattering their risks lot 10 hazard loss in any
ordinary ire more than that amount by which al additional
secur is rendered 10 the insured In eonneGor with hsir
safely invested capital -crops
Joseph w. Savage, Nm u. e s ~ au,
Marcus Spring, ~ e Msti'
Sam'l S. Doughty, 80 - $3.50
John BroHwer, 49, W Gt,
Stephen Holt 80 s :. .I:T, aoUse'
VIM w Campbell
Joseph w. SAVAGE, President
WM JAS BoGGs, Secretary.
n B-applcadons for insurance attended TO without de-
lay a, the once No G. was and also for The convenience
Of customers and lie public the upper part OF the city, by
C. h McInre agent, No sc4 Hadsonst corner of Spring
4. and bv s l. Newman sgent corner Of Avenue C. and
tih-st -. AH4s
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Yo,r EVIDENCE Read the following Having been
ssS for many years with that most ANNOYING di.ea-e
sd dsndrf 10 the head causing HAIR 10 fan Gil 10
shtful degree; an h-vo been assured by particular
80 hai BARRYs TRicotHERovs would not only remove
ySssaruf bu r, store The hair nausal health ss
snerd 10 try ana pleased 10 slate Tor HE hene',
o,bers similarly afflicted, that wa perfectly aston
me change that hzd taken place alter he use OF
"a roo.t cheeruly recommend II 10 The pubic
January s. ls 3 j. C. WILSON, III 6th-avenue. y. /,
s generally in this ci;y fox list of whom see hfsl page
dth.s paper. , ., por-v and his an
assrzed agents. you viii be iHposeu uou "
,s article.
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INST PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED.
rs,EE ALPS AND THE EHlNE. BY j. I. HeaaIey'
THE ia n capital w,,rs - Com Adv
Thi. clever volume comp ses series OF hluactNe
sketches Alpine portion Of Switzerland and The scene
nv along The Rhine. Mr. HeSdey is discriminating OF
and his descriptions marked with great VVaciy
and originality OF expression" Bedford Mercury,
The PisrGi in the Shadow Of the Jungffsu BY Geo. b.
Cheever D. D. One volume, nlifully printed 50cts
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1--WE can commend il 10 universal iaVor" lCoIn Adv.
N''''''0 49, WILEY L PUTNAM, 1911 Broadway.
Who will shortly puslsh 'Explanslops by inc au'
,hor OF the Ve.tiges ofNaiurs History OF Creation
Hazlitrs Lecture the English Poets
Fairfaxs translation Of Ta.so. u
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FALL AND WINTER GoODs.

AaTM. r JENNINGS ( co. Diapers and Talors, lm-
w porters OF Cloths ard csssmeres Vssanss &c, 81
Broadway American Hots opposite he Fountain are n
receipt OF exclusive assortment OF new goods Tor M aso
Winter comsriaius French and sngnsh Cl9us ~,
Dress and assnees In great variety OF styles
Silk, Satin Merno aud Velvet Vesings, Miled Ciouf,
Tweeds e.. for overCosts which will be made up
10 order IN aid eihcen corps OF cutters
as can be found The country essential point IN me
economy which would direct, and in rendering the
syl- OF garments such must sausy Us
discriminating thai views OF cheApness are not ossoc
on The production OF any other than hst rate SaImen
Such have sustained system OF small Pron ano
returns ard prompted the solicitation OF call from tnoSo
would really eec, saving OF the extra per cSnssBs
levied under the credit system
continue offer Inducements to those who appreciate III
combining ease and O, GOOD. ls, by the
trade have always hand ready made Dress and Froeh
hose who in cases Of may require first suit
Also Fancy Dress Articles IN great variety; SCARF,
handkerchief Gcveo Suspenders, Hosiery, Under.V ea
Drawers Linen and Musnn Shirts Collars, nc NC al.
NEW YORk CASH TAILORING Establish.
men, 1877 Broadway. three doors below inc ~ w
House The Subscribers would CAL me alIen.Tn W s
customers and the public very large and we selSeec
assortment OF FAN and Winter Goods Embracing all me
latest styles Of French and English Pel;o Coss o ~ln'e
germeus black and fancy Boueans elasuc VI
snre new patterns very rich styles Of Silks, Cashmere
and Velvet vesungs suitable for The coming season ~ u
which will be made order few hours nouoo and IN
the same superior style for which the establishment nas
bsen so long celebrated -, Il. a..
CITY we do not challenge WIN any
in point Of STYLE elegance and workmanship tue
will convince the ulos' sAePuCa, uinA "
rate garments can be furnished very reduced rates TOT
cash We would also call attention TO the Fancy pepAE
connected with the establishment where cea %
every article requisite complete gentleman wefoIoos
of the newest richest materials selected oy our
In The Paris and London markets Aso an assorusn. 81
ready made Dress Frock Goats and winter garments on
every description for tho accommodation OF those requiring
articles OF dress for tmmediatsuse. 30
o. isf j. Y. bOola W.
SACK PELTO COATS AND CLOAKS1Sell.
= ing Oh at small advance from cost The subscribers
wishing to close stock OF Winter garne are dis;
no,ed 10 offer such purchasers cannot tau
Of securing rapid sales for themselves and giving 70 the
the assurance OF Amin other words hey
dssrmned to close their large Of sack and over
coats before the LIST January Call and examine for
Selves 1877 Broadway doors below me sIsnhn
| d22 }. c. bOOrh a. SON.
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Uintsr fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING.
WI GEORGE T. GREEN, 10 Cha,han-sL corner q
Pearl-Wil keep constantly on hand FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and Chill
DREN'S CLOTHING. OF all descriptions, usde In the
,y invit. the att nHon Of those in As he has made
arrangements receive Cloths Cdn<ref, Pest,sE Do By
every packet and secured the services OF experienced
Cutters DO yes himself give perfect satisfaction TO all
who may purchase.
r,,S ,t-,ct n., .t,oI;t, oS eudsd
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" Lectures on the British and American
POets,-R j. HARVEY, a. NJ. VIII deliver LECTURE,
with -,
READINGS from Shakespeare and The British Poets ilua-
tratDg
ELGcuTGoSARY EXPRESSION. in the Lecture ROOM Ly-
ceum of Natural Hs,ory, 500 Broadway, on Thuradsy
Evening the 9Th inst commence a1i o'clock precisely
Tickets the door50 cents each; for two persons -
cents for party OF three 81.
Among the illustrations will be some OF the hnes scenes
from Shakespeare Moore Byron. Scott Hemsns &c j65ts-
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Books.
RIouARD s E1MssLF AGAIN.

RICHAED s HIMSELF AGAIN.
NUMBER ELEVEN OF The Modern Standard prama,
Is nov reeiy-BeiDg
richard The Th,rd-As compiled by Cibber from Shaks;
pear and other sources and played by heble Cooke an
The keans
This edition contains :ll description of the rev cos
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dd Tragedy 1T the PaS Theatre No should 10 the
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Eleven numbers oi the Modern SIandari Drama edited
by Epes Sargent r-SGy. namelv-ion, Fszo The
La;y OF lyons Sichel!eu The Wife. TIE Honey Moon.
Che School for Scandal ,uey The stranger Grandfather
Whitehead. and Richard ILL.,
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lille ige sgc ru-r.gng OF the eminent native actress.
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Sales of Real Estate.
Bud. J. Blocker.

The undivided half part of the 4 story brick house
and lot No. 1i2 Chatham.st. lot % feet inches
By so L
Frame house and lot in Washington.st next TO the
corner of Troy.st lot % fl inches By a it, le
Frame house and lot in Troy.st in rear OF the
above, lot % by "a f. Ia
avenue and 4Othst, lot "a it inches by 100 f. 80
Vacant lot on Sd avenue, adjoining "a IT inches