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Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt R. C. Cr.y.ez.
den will Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even.
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81 4 FARM FOR ~ALE.-Slrusie on the Road from
New Rochelle White Plains. about eGuid from
- each containing 81 ACRES OF LAND, a.! OF which
Is P!ow Land p,ing Ten Acres which Is Wood Land
The place divided By lane sac is a!e out into coz
venent lots cultivation AL the fences OF stone, IN
good order and The ground in nigh stale OF cultivation
The buildings 81 OF good character and in order. For
TERMS apply 10 5. 5. KENYON, on the premises or Of
d9f J. ApRIANCE, % John-st SewYOrk-
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Through without landing. York and
Albany Lylr.-The and splendid steam.
BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, will leave New York
for Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al
O'Clock ?. NJ from the foot Of RobnsonsL The Belle
icd up with splendid and for speed, comfort
and saetys surpassed by any boat the Hudson river
For freight passage, inquire OF the Captain board
NJ No. Souihst
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive In Albany in
ample time for the morning train of cars Castor West,
n. B.-Freight taken at moderate raIes jyl6
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FOR QUEBEC with Dtspatcb-The British
sssE6ark ROBERT 4 PARKS, Kinney iasster sav;as
-ourths of her cargo engaged, viii have dis
patch for tie above port For freight OF the REMAINDER
apply 10 J. HcMURRAY, % Seeis-sI se0
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.on was taken into custody by officer of the Sixth
Ward on a charge of stealing boat from Jeremiah Nc
: a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

proxpocxgr-Patrick McDermot was arrested
=, ebarge OF picking the pocket of James Glass OF 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

DY ORDER OF the Hon Charles 7. DAILY. one OF the
ID Judges OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF the City and
County New Yor-Noce Is hereby gwen pursuant TO
the provisions of the authorizing attachments sEAst
abscondng concealed and nonresident debtors, that ~;
attachment has issued against The estate OF john Person
resident Spencer Medina County, Ohio. and that the
VIII ne sold for the payment OF his debts unless ne
appear and discharge such attachment according TO law,
within nine months the FIRST publication OF ts notice.
and the payment any debts due 10 him by any per-
son residing within the State OF Newfork, and tie GeliHe-
~ 10 him or for his use OF any property within said State
beou ginC him. and the transfer OF any such property by
him. forbidden by law and void Dated the th day
OF Nav, 1916. PETER CLARK, AIRY for Attaching
IL In,vl Crrlrfnrs. = NassllI.si v y.
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.Tra OPPOSITION NIORNING LINE !

EssSlts---16t O'Clock for Alb.ny.-La"dng Ham.
nlond-st Van Coulapdis (Peek-kilD,
West Point, Newburgh, .w-Hauiburg Milton Po'keep.
sic HYDE Park Kingston, Upper Red Hook, Brsol Oats:
kill. HUI 'son and CoNsackie
Passage one 'tiarThe and fat sailing uboat
METAMOHA Capt. p II. Smith will leav" the pier fot
Warren.st every ndsy, Wednesday and Friday IT s.
O'Clock A. VI. Returning VIII leave AOaDy tuesday, Thuts
day and SATURDAY..
Passengers taxing this will STRIVE in Albany in urno
take the going North and Wrs-BrcaAIast ard din
ner on board
Fare To Van Cousndrs Dock IS cts Po'keepss. 50
Hudson, Is els AID .ny, s co. Al m
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-HOUsATONIC RAILROAD

rid gepor, and New Milford $50 miles)
will be com pleed on the I'D and the will
their regular trips between The above named places on
Monday, the 9th inst -
ARRANGEMENT.
Passengers leave from the pier foot Of Market
O'Clock P NJ Sundays excepted) by steamer MIN
rod Capt Brooks Jr arriving in Bridgeport Al hatpast
six, and Neyv-Milford at O'Clock P. NJ
Returning leave New-Miford 81 o'clock and arrive IN
New York al II A NJ freight train with passenger
will run Sew-MiIioI1 and North Canaan leaving
New Milford Is a NJ and North Canaan al p. NJ
Ugh; train with passenger viii leave Bridgeport
daily except Sundays O'Clock A. " for Milford
Returning leave Sew-Mford, at II VI.
y. B.-The trains between North Canaan and West
SIOc6bndge Will be discontinued after the 2lth inst for the
purpose OF e!ayins thai part OF the track Freight rece!'.
ed IN New-York from A. 81 10 P NJ and positively not
after that hour. r 3. MASON, superintendent
R,iSgenori .ny * Ia4s aul5 Il
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SAMUEL HtSSAY, Secretary.
MINruRS Posi- VI. D. Physician, 50i Broadway. tul
T IFE INSURANCE.-The ew.Ensland Mutual
IL III. Insurance Company OF Boston will receive appca
lions for Life Insurance at 10 Wall--t-
DIRECTORS.
willard Pbillips George a. Kuhn Peter Wainwright,
William Parsons Jsmes Read. William W. Stone
Francis c. Lowell, Robert Hooper, Thomas A. Dexter
Robert B. Forbes, Charles P. Curtis Gus Tufts.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JoSATHAS AMoRY, Secretary.
JoHN c. CHEEsNAS, VI. D. Medical Examiner, New-fork
Forms OF application for and al necessary in
formation viii be furnished by the subscriber al his oice,
No 10 Wall-sL New-Iork
iii JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor and Agent
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

A. Five o'c!ock i. M-Laaiing At Intermediate Places,
From The foot of BSTc.ay-si.
S;esiIbo,. SANTA CLAUS, Capt B. Overbagh, win
leave Monday. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after
Rooms al ) O'Clock
steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. I. w. Bramsn
Wi! Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, evenings
u Arply ON board or a, the Office on he Wharf aust
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.T~3 .,IORNING LINE at : o'cloes-Eor Az.

TT ANIOkNlNts LIN AZ ociock-sor Al.
SssS.Sss.s-1Sbany, Troy and intermediate Landings,
-frun ;hc Steamboat Pier Al the foot OF Bar
clay-sl. The NIAGARA leaves NewEork Monday, Wed.
uesdsy and Friday, al O'clock. n NJ Leaves Troy Tues
day Thursday and Saturday AZ O'clock A. NJ Breakfast
and Dinner on board the boat.
Passengers taking this boat will arrive In lime 10 taNo
the Evening Trains OF Cars from Troy West 20 Buffalo and
North 10 Saratoga Whitehall and Lake Chanplaiu.
All Goods, Freight Baggage, Bank Bills Specie, or any
other Kind OF property taken, put shipped board this
Boat, be at the risk OF The owners OF such Goods
Freight. Baggage, &C.
For Passage or Freight apply on board, TO F. B.
HALL, the Office on the wharf. ans
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GRAND LARcESY.-A man named Joseph spick-
ns srre.,rd on charge OF stealing silver lever
,ns,cb from, Mr. A. NJ Latham. The watch val.
va :, $40 The theft said 10 have been committed
an hoard the steamboat Fairfield Accused was held 10
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mATgEMATIcAL INSTRUCTION

A GENTLEMAN, whose mathematical attaianen,s are
"A OF nigh ORDER and who has had considerable expert
euce In rGchug the branches offers his servccs 10
gentlemen Of reading stated hours; ouid De
happy attend private families, or s.!nstes requiring
the visits OF mathematical Application and refer
ence permitted to Professor Hackley College Green
.,1S
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1916 BUFFALO & GREEN BAY. 1916.
-n~w THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS, Capt
s,sS5tEE-@E Powers vii! run during the ensuing
son between Buffalo and Green Bay ss fol-
loxs rr.yys srFy.Lo LEAVES GREEN BAY.
Hond,y Mai NcpdayAu 10 Monda yMyll Mond' yAugl7
Mond via Monday Aug2i oioncayM 70 iond yAng3l
Hord yJunei MondsySePt MONDAY ne " Hond sepli
Mond,y Jrrl5 Mouds ySep2l Mondsy re22 nond Sep3
Mont'y Jne29 Monday, Oct Mondayyly 81 Mondy Octl2
Mord'yJly - Monday, Ocls Monday ~ Mondy OctZ
MonG'yJlyN lNondayAug 81
The Columbus has undergone thorough repairs and
Is in ane condition for business The travelling public may
confidently rely upon her making her trps punctuay
advertised and assured tha; pains wi. be spared
accommodations desirable and pleasant pas
s-ngers.
6. II. Pau!ien, los Fuon-st; J. F. Wolf IS Cortland ST.
T. jerome. l09 BroadsL Se-D- York. CHAM, VII
kie Co. OIL Qaay-s .ibany. Wiike, Parsons Co Buf
flin Tyl-r. Brown q Co Green Buy .sDtNogl.t
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HENRY ANDREW iel0 lsNv6m
11ubIir Conprpanres, ST.

xT@ ASUMMER ARRANGEMENT.F r..
lrs.Ss.fH..-N-The New York and Erie Railroad $40
Line from April lsluntil arhernoticc,
will run daily Sundays eyceped between the city Of New
York and Mddetown Goshen and intermediate places as
follows
For Passengers-Leave New York at7 A. n. ana = ?; NJ
Leave Middetownat6! A. NJ. and 81 Pm
Fare reduced 81 p TO Middle,own-way in proper.
ton Breakfast dinner supper and berihs can be had On
the steamboat
For Fret ht- Leave New York at 5 P NJ.
Leave Middetown NJ y VI.
The Of the gnee. and OF the station where 10
be left distinctly marked pom each article shipped
Freight not received after s r. NJ. in New.York
Apply To j. F. CLARKSON Agent, at the Office, cor. Of
Duane and West sta f. c. SEYMOUR, superintendent.
March 2sth 1876
r. Stages run daily cm Middetowr. the arrival Of
the afternoon train Milford Carbonate, Honesdae,
Montrose Towands Owego and West Also, 10 M0nticel
To- Windsor. Binghamton, Ithaca, &c Agent on board
mo3
"--H-r-1 PATTERSON RAILROAD
80 =-;ssSs Summer Arrangement To commence
-------April 20lh, 1915. Leave
PATERSON DEPor. NEw-foRk
O'CLOCK, A. u. 9t O'Clock, =. NJ
III o'clock, 4. VI. L: O'Clock. / VI
O'Clock, ?. VI. 81 O'Clock, I. bl
ON SUNDAYS.
Leaves Paterson Depot a, New-fork at
o'clock A. 81. ct O'Clock, y. VI.
O'Clock, p VI. st O'Clock, I. NJ
Passengers advised 10 be al the Ferry few minutes
before the hour OF starting. al
kTnNIf N 4 \ I'm n
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Books.
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Subscribers 10 Hacper's StaesptGTe-E. WALKER re-
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him with and nrg 70 MORN the subscribers 70 shsss
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HUNTINGTON j SAVAGE. Publishers and Bookse
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which they respectfully solicit the attention OF school
Teachers Committees and others interested IN education
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the publishers For by Booksellers generally. Jy2
EAHN's HEBREW BIBLE.
lust imported airesh supply Of the Hebrew Bible o. he
auto MARX Il. NEWMAN & co. 1873 Broadway.
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MEEN FUN! MEEN FUN MEEN FUN

MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEN FUN
THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring
beaufyilg and preserving the complexion, ant rem
drring the skin te!icsiely white smooth and soft
Meen Fun ia simply preparation OF Oriental herbs
and may be used with perfect safety for the cure OF al CO.
disorders Among the most prominent are aH
Freckes, lnsens.oe and Cop!ous Precipitation Botehss
Pi?.es Spots, Irritation, Coarseress, and variety OF
Others.
To be had Of y. Clrehggh, No. go Broadway; C. Il.
RtGs. corner o! JOAN sud Broadway: a 3. Sands Co
lco FUltou-s-. Rushtor Co Broadway; Henry John
soa corner OF Broadway AID Chsmbrrs-si and al other
respectable chemists and perfuners throughout The United
STATES; and OF The sole importers, HOBBS CO. Wall!
u boxes. p-.ce S.. s.. md Is. aG2l I'm
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FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK.

FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK
MRS. CARRoLL'S M-dcsied vsPor and Sulphur Baths,
VI Isl EU!:on-s, opposite 81 Paul ; Church
These Baths the most safe delightful and ecacious
remedy for colds rheumatism, ch!s and fever 4o aad
ol!y cure. bu; preventive 10 MANY OF
The thousand lis ihsl aesh IS heir 10"
They afford most agreeable mode OF Bathing, and
essrct.hl 10 thorough cleanliness.
y MIS-. CAROLS Baths dder from every other 'Vapor
baas called, and have been established n his City
for more thar ~ years
Sulphur Baths require h"f 40 hours notice
Portable Vspor Bahs sent 10 any part OF the city or
ciui;y. ao27 l,S-
THE PATERSON SILK FACTORY is con-
sianty manufacturing Tram Organize and large skeiI
Servings OF al color, Doth PLAIN and shaded and the very
ees; qualify OF SIX Tor Fringe, Gimp and Coach Lace
Orange and White Floss :or manufacturers OF Tweeds
Embroidery SIX Tor Shawls Sca.fs SC.
so@s s.A Tor Lettering and tyHg he EMS Of Cloths and
Se.nss II small .zsn.-Biscks Dra5., Light Dye. and
Cloh eo.ors. Handsomely put sp half and garter pound
papers or bundles o; leo sae.1s each
order
Poke, Hsadkerchiefs, plain white six or printed
Waste. 10 -;ak- spun SIX Tor weaving, &c
The for sale Factory prices, sac orders :or any
js t(ai saeod ''-- J 5 SHAPTER 81 Pe.ti-st
uTBBARD'S PAPERS.-BTRNAPA 5ABc COCK,
HING IS Josl oaer ot sale :u assortment OF Papers
Manufactured by he Mrss..- Hubbard. comprising
Ledger PsPers, blue .ad white Imperial, Super Roya
Row, Medium, Deny aat E.2i Cap
Bank Foto Post. Bank Ousr,o Post. Exchange csP
E1tEa SaPef Cut Cap, Tue1 .aa Pan
LetteE Paper ruled slc PLAN. H. assortment
Fscs-. Post, S1Pvr and EI;Ts Super.
Tinted P.sie Paper Colo:ec IIlpef.As
Co.o!ed Royals. .hlcs aat ih.Z-
Do Medium, 90. do.
Fine Glazed Coiorrd Met-rns, Royals. Ac *
VIM rapy 3. s s sas ss % p.ss Pas
Papers Hardware sad Wrapping Papers They are a-so
sos ase.s Oh re s-nlIae Pa:e5f E.Hve.ope sFsi,
shnrr notic-- 1yel o-vecd
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w beating Dwellings Stores, Churches 4c-These Fur
vii Eea economically and efficiently; the e.! n the
apartments Will be pure and healthy Tree from cryneas,
dust gas.
They pu, under the personal supervision OF Nj
Waks the Paen,e= and have hitherto siven entire salts
F=ferenes-N W. Taylor. Esq. Governor SewYork Hos
p.ta Nh Charss Starr, Superintendent do Edward Be-
rient Esq Il WasE; c. D. Rhodes Esq. l2n Pear st
Nj Thomas McErata ia Nssss-s; Nr. Geo. w. Tucker,
DO Bowery; HaEOrphen Asylum. SX:h-aveaUe; NJ
WE P Chapman, Brooklyn; M w c. Grerae - sl-
81; Mr.. J. Il Ransom 2D9 21-st. Chemical Bank Broad
way M J. II. ASA. 30 Broadway DE- Alfred agstsS,
y Wavrr!y-pIace; M.. Geo. VI. Snor, S1th-st-
Is u GEO. WALKER sy2 Broadway.
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boarding aud Day SchooI
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MRS HIY FROM PARIS,

NO. CARkOLL-PLACE, Bleecker-sL New OK, re.
specifically her friends and the puonc tnHt
her scboo! viii for the reception OF her pupils on
Mondhy. lhe 7ih Seplenlher 1876. hnl. I'm
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5rbools.
EDnCATION

MITES IMPROVED SYsTEM or TEACHING.
11tLEs> SCI C4a-- Hss.iI. " and Dsv
w School for Bovs SEMINAR Tor Young LADIES' and
juvenile Departments ZI3 B!eeczerst opposite Cottage
place. e* dooF-ffom McDouga.s; The school REQ pens
Monday, 3ls OF Aug This Institution Possesses tb.
advantages preparatory for college the business syoca-
tons OF Le
The term OF each pupil commences the time of his .d-
Mission
Terms Of admission from ..-.......ss. 10 SIS
Music me plane !yTte. ..............
Fuel for the season ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
French and Drawing free OF extra charge.
The female department Is entirely separate from -.
male and conducted by highly accomplished females W.
der The general supervision OF the Principal r Teach
Explanation OF Mr Mie-s Improved system % civ s.
lnBA teacher 70 each class. macy each I'D each
es separate and tese,c Teacher
ce-s Limited n number; Will. II - me GUY 10 the
(instead OF superficial rehearsal and labor
common method for OF tiHle 70 80, onint OF
with The pu p!! drI hiIn on ca ~ nv tt teacher
the es,u1 iirii All Z, thoroughly eSo!s!nn ~
and understood bv the pupil Thus, hr, rhorougb
,inc-sIg and superficial, ,eocnihS U,i.:as ~ -
cn,iic and cri,ca bringing all the 'acisies sa Pcys
az - , ,i,d inio active rcqpisOn on tAe par Vi nc
~ M a. rescher and thus causing mind 10 be ever
n raut, Win mind producing constant ileecsa4 e
-. i,, The result Of al! thorough education dnc
csobcntiy =, an early age The mind becomes thoroughly
diGioned Is drawn Out expands Oucs opens 10 me ear
y morn blossoms in beauty and rpens into ifuit au-y W.
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aa---sT71Ty7i- OPENING OF PENNSYLVANIA
Es-Et-J--=S Canal for 1915 BINGHAMS' Transpof.
taton Line Proprieiors-Wn. Bingham,
Tho- Bingham, Jacob Dock, VIM A. Strs;,on Conducted
90 Sabbathkeeplng and Temperance principles.
The propeIors Of this old established line put their
stock in the complete order and thoroughly pre-
pared forward produce and merchandise to and from Tho
Eastern Cities the opening Of navigation We nsi thar
our long experience The carrying business and Jealous
the interests Of customers, will 10 US
and increase Of the patronage hitherto extend
ed Bnghsns Line"
Our arrangements will enable carry freight with tho
dispatch, and prices shall always be As low
The lowest charged by other responsible lines.
Produce merchandise will be received and forwarded
Eas, and West without any charge for forwarding Sd
vnnetng freights storage commission MARK PACK
AGES BINGHAMS' LINE. Bi!Is OF lading forwarded scd
every direction promptly attended To- Address apply 70
WM TYSON, Agent 10 Wesi.sL ~ Z
BINGHAM, DOCK STRATTON
10 Marketst Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent, IL North Howsrd-sL Baltimore
VM BINGHAM Proprietor,
Cana Basin. Libory-st Pittsburgh
HARSnEN CO Rosrnn. M.ssa~hn --,is rsSs"
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EAUTION.-6oodwnA Co.'S Parlor Rada,or-The
" subscribers having applied for Letters Patent for the
Stove called Goodwin Co.'S Parlor Radiator in daily
expectation of receiving their letters which have been
granted and lime only required make them the
Patent 0ffse. In the meantime George Z. Wsr,ng OF
Stamford, Conn who keeps store No Sh7 Wser.st IN
this Cy, has Obtained the subscribers model OF their
Stove and made nom Stoves which he offers for
sae We caution all against selling, purchasing
using ,hese Stoves, we intend 10 enforce the law
riRdly against the violation OF our Letters Patent.
sn2S iw- c. GOODWIN X co. >SS Waier-st
ENCANIPalENTS.-l.o oto. + Committees about
IL purchasing Emblems for Encsmpmens or Lodges,
are requested call and examine those Introduced eN
pressy for the New Work. by the subscriber, snd which
have been approved OF by The following Encsmpmens:
Mount Oive,. Egyptian, Mispah. Nc, OF New-iork; 70
iomac Lodge. Alexandria, D. c; Winchester, Virginia
and many others
The undersigned would also respectfully solc!t call
from rchanis and others visng the city his SiGS
hansen, FLAG and OSSAMsNrAt PAINTING Rooms. No:
lol Nassau-si where he 3a,,etS himself that his original
designs and Acknowledged superiority Of workmanship, in
connection wsh moderate Charges, Will offer Inducements
fur patronage unsurpassed by any establishment in New
YORK Country merchants have their orders executed
deng Their stay IN the city, snd signs, NC. can DC forward
cd with safety 70 AL parts OF the United States
ACkERMAN (laie AcSernan Mer,l
Sss
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GRINDSTONES

NEWCASTLE GRISDSTONEs sst received per ship
aAsIiA from Newcastle; Nora Scoas Grind and Wa
Ter Stones from >eansas QIarry landing Der schr
ACADIA For sale b FORSYTH LABAGH,
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lsaal Notioss.

cHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue OF 4 VIII OF SER IA
.|ess 10 I- directed AID delivered. VIII expose 10 -Ae
ve,bue OF the CRY Hal OF The Ci;y OF NcYork u
O'clock y al lie Ei .e and interest," o; Gushing Mich
Ois. which he had on twentieth day June 1870
any TINE aerv ard, Of IL and 20 the following described
properly, 20 vii
All those certain four lo- pieces or parcels OF and sit
lying Slc being the It l.ate llt Ward u tE5
city o. Ne'v-No ORA and known AID cisl-l1is Nap
showing division OF part OF the rea estate a;e q: Ncao
la Styvesast. deceased among his heirs. ~
the Eleventh Ward OF the c!;y OF Se'SiorS lots No.
three hundred and ay-iour $50 three hundred n-hy
and ssYelty-siN So and taken together bounded and
contain a follows, namely: Beginning pom; n.
Ncrherv side Slih>tTet Three hundred 500 feet East
erly from the ER>ierly corner Of sEsEyrnl, sit
S;ir-sref-Jhence running Nor,her.y alien. lots three
hundred ard ify-ihree tS and three hundred and seven
tvseyei ST. hundred egttyoGr tsi feet seve a.
inches, he Scutaery ste oi Ieni-s-ienee sastery
along Tenihs;rce; sy l feel 20 .C arec hundred seven,
tv.ou- S74t-theIce Soutae!.y along lots hundred and
s,ycntv-iorr SD hundred a.d dity,N tsA5)
on, hundred esltv-ioU si feet seven o. inches 20 ;e
So--5-ry sid, o Observation-Disclosures Westerly SHY t5C)
feet 20 the place cbesgnng be tie same more or es 20
e.ir thereto belonging or appI-
tanning Also on day, ~ The same place nieul-
a;ev thereafter all The right, utle ad interest OF e oNe
named Cushing Nichols which he bad the twenuenh
Gay OF June 1916 and 20 n and singular .na' CERTAIN
.ndsniIv OF bearing date Oc y 49, made between
Peter IT, Suyvc>aa TaEraut Putnam Tor A. tst GER
tan oi situate ys and bcr- II tlt 't w atu 81
the Ci,y o. NevYork, bounded follows, 70 VII beSh-
Ming a. point The South Wes,erly side 0; Ieltst dis
ani vo hundred and twenty North Westerly from tie
rLri-avanuc and running thence SoCl- e>eriN on me
parallel with the SAID avenue twenty feet ana a'e inches
thence Westerly line right angles win Tic boWery
forty feet and iache--lhcnce North Easery N me
parable. with the said about thry-threc eet ana
cry along Tcuth-sircct iirty-eght 5Sl ieet 10 the
place OF beginning. together with Ge buildings and IN
proyemeGts. &c Laeregaio belonging or sppsF'sins:
Wgs
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