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FROM THE ARMY.
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
4 GREAT BATTLE THE CAPT.
tai TAKEN!

4 GREAT BATTLE THE CAPT.
tai TAKEN!!
The American Army ;.rerelling IN the Halls
Of the MOntezumas 300 Americans Kill
led and tcOunded-Emmepse Meriean
Sasghter-Quarrel betlreen Santa Anna
and Cdnaizo.
We are in receipt Of the not unexpected
Intelligence of the fall Of the City of Mexi-
co. When the Information 6rst reached
New Orleans, il was discredited, but later
arrival seems to have confirmed il.
Richmond, Monday. Aug 9-3P.M.
The Southern mail has arrived, and brings
the New Orleans National Of tho I'd, which
contains the glorious intelligence that Gen.
Scott and his victorious army entered the
city Of MEXICO on the 18th July.
The news was brought by a courier from
the city to Vera Cruz.
tered no opposition at Rio Frio, as was anti
cipaied, but found the enemy eight miles this
side the capital, drawn upin full force TO op-
pose him, under Santa Anna.
Gen. Scott Immediately gave battle, and
for long time the field was sfontly contested.
At length the Mexicans gave way, and TO-
tai route ensded.
Our loss was three hundred killed and
wounded. The slaughter of the Mexicans is
said 10 have been immense.
As soon as the battle was decided the civ
il authorizes Of the city came out TO meet
Gen. Scott, and forthwith capiiulated. Our
troops then took possession of the capital,
and and The Stars and Stripes notr float ouer
the Halls ofthe MOntezumas
Santa Anna and his officers had had seri-
aus qusrrels.
The New Orleans papers at first discredit-
ed these reports, but the steamer Washing
ton had arrived with later dates. which con-
6rmed all. The news had been read at the
head OF our troops at Matamorss.
The yellow fever is on the increase at New
Orleans.
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A meeting ofrhe grantees nth. NJ
ter and Lawrence Railroad bss "aneka
and board Of Directors chosen 1e held
Parker. OF Msrrimack. vas s,h lanes ..
CHOSEN crescent. Fhe board passed ae raY
'haI no one individual should be aowsdi0 e
The Wilton Railroad enterprise aDD...-
10 be destined 10 go forward. 1t is now r p
able the direct line from Nashua 10 Mf,,SOO
will be adopted, with branch 10 Amh.'ra
but sirong-eforts are in action TO make J;'''f
gence through Amherst 10 Mihord-E.ear>
Sentinel. "
TIE DEAD MEN's RoAD.-A Mas,s,t
sets volunteer, writing 10 his friends liz M
bury port. gives the following illustration, ~
the horrors Of war:
"One Of the Most horrible. sights I AVA.
saw. was when we passed through II.
dead mems road, as il is called, where ,bs
tram was cut of last spring, few DAYS h..
lore the battle Of Buena Vista. There ver.
mems bones rotting carcasses ofmen, caul.
snI norses. strewed thickly around, with her,
anu mere an arm, skull, &C., with noihino
project them but the deadly stencil arising
PLURALITY LAw.-The L.o;s,a,n,s =
Maine has passed an act for the eIec,;or "
members and also proposed an amendmer,
70 'ne constitution SO as 10 elect members Ot
me senate and House in the same way. Tbs
oiil passed the Senate by vote of 10 TOO
and the house 90 10 l6.
ny The way the resolution in favor of ls
WIlmot Proyiso, and the bill 10 repeal ,Ss
license law, both failed The Locos III
Senate and House found it convenient no, 10
agree. NV
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THE AUGUST ELECTIONS-GOOD
NEWS,

The result ofthe elections in Kentucky, so
far as we have received them byi telegraph,
are favorable beyond our most sanguine ex-
peutations-farm more so than our friends there
authorized us TO hope. Thus far we have
reports OF the election of SEVEN WHlGs and
not single Loco Foco!
Districts
4th-Aylett Buckner, Wing, in place off. Bell Wing
sth-Gieen Adams, gain John P: Martin, Loco
7th-Garret Duncan, "WP Thomasson,w
sth-C. S. Morehead, Garrett Davis, w.
9th-L NJ Cox, Andrew Trumbo, W
10TH. P. Gaines, gain" ]. w. Tibbatts, Loco
From The LIST I'd and Sd districts we have
no returns, except favorable reports from the
Sd. They were represented in the last Con
gress by Linn Boyd, Loco, and John II.
McHenry and Henry Order. Wings. If
they have done as well now, Kentucky mas
etc'ed nine Wings. in place Of seven, and
one Loco, instead Of three. The Legislature
as largely Wing as usual.
In Indiana, the latest Geographic reports
announce the election Of
Districts.
lst-Elisha Embree,, W. gain over Owen.
2d-T J. Htnly. Loco. reelected.
3d-John L, Robinson, Loco.
4th-Caleb B. Smith. Wing, reelected.
5th-W. w. Wick, Loco, reelected.
6th--D. M. DoSsor, Loco.
nh-R. w. Thompson, Wing.
-9th-C. w. Cathcart, Loco, reelected.
In the other districts the Tribune says the
Wing gain is large. and The general impress
sion is that the Wings have carried the low
er branch OF the Legislature,
From North CarOllna we have onlv little
but that liiile is good. In the 9th district,
d. Outlaw, Wing, is elected by large ma
joriiy at least 500, over A. Biggs, Loco. In
FIVE counties he is 1899 ahead, gain since
1S45 Of Ala Wing gain, In the Sth dis
trici, we also gain member, Donnell, Wing
who takes the place ofHenry S. Clarke. Lo-
CO. In the 9th district there was no Wing
candidate. Reports are in favor Of the re-
election Of Daniel over Arlington, both Lo-
COZ. From the other districts, We have no
returns. The prospect is. that we have
elected six, if not seven, Wings, in dele
cation Of nine,
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Jay, vi. gives the following description Of
a very remarkable cave, once the residence
of notorious villain, well known in the
east BY old settlers. The writer Says
"We visited cave located in spur of
the Green Mounsains famous in this vicin-
ity as the 'Cogniac Den ('Cogniac' being
the term used here to designate couterfei-
ters), and though l have visited most ofthe
remarkable spots in New England, am
fain to confess that this exceeds them all.
1t is composed of four compartments
the outer one being in the form of an ell
lipse, So feet by 81, and 10 feet in height:
the second compartment is somewhat
smaller than the first, and so also is the
third the fourth is the grandest hall that
ever beheld and is of circular form,
the diameter of which is 32l feet, over
arched by a magnificent dome, the ex-
IRENE height of which apparently exceeds
the diameter Of the floor; the walls are
composed Of brilliant iron ore, and the
light of our birch bark torches was re-
flected IN thousand hues, lighting the
whole with the brightness of a summers
day. The regularity of the wall could
not have been improved by art. In this
cave the notorious Stephen Burroughs
carried on his illegal occupation for some
years. The villain had taste for the
beauiiful-there is no denying that"
Burroughs preached his fathers old
sermons ola Sunday, and engraved plates
for counterfeiting bank bills through the
week. He wrote book detailing his
life, and made money from the proceeds.
His daughter is still in a nunnery inThree
Rivers. Burroughs last days were spent
in comparative honesty. The cave des-
cribed above, was long occupied by this
extraordinary parsonage.
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The CocHEco RAILROAD, from Portsmouth
10 the Dake region. through Dover. is very
desirable route for that region Of our State;
and we perceive preliminary masures have
already been adopted by alarge meeting at
Dover. Portsmouth and Dover have no d.
rect railroad communication, This road vii
strike the Lake, giving water communication
TO Meredith. through which passes the Bos-
ton and Montreal road. destined TO reach
Haverhill and the Pasumpsic. The road
will ultimately be extended on the borders Of
the Lake, 10 Meredith. giving new impor-
lance and value 10 ths4towns on this great
Lake,-Keen Sentinel.
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NORTH CAsoLrNA.-It is nearly certain thai

NORTH CARoLINA.-It is nearly certain thai
three Loco -Focos-JoHNR. j. OANIEL.JAMEs
J, MCKAY. and ADAM w. VENABLE-have
been returned from North Carolina TO the
next Congress, We do moi consider Vena-
ble's election quite certain, because scatter
ing Wing accounts from different parts of the
District nearly or quite demolish the 235 ma
jority claimed for him by The Union; and at
all events we think his majority cannot ex-
coed 100 in District which gave Polk over
800, Ofthe remaining Districts we know
that the With and IXth have chosen RIcH-
ARD S. DoNNELL and DAVID OUTLAW, while
we hope the first Jour have chosen Taos. L
CLINGMAN for Jesse G, Bynum,) NATH'L
BowDEN, Gen. d. M. BARRiNGER and A. H.
SHEPHERn. S tik il would not be strange if
a Loco F oc5 slipped in from one Of these
Wing Districts. Probably tomorrow will
determine. Tribune.
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The above will apply to'more than onein

The above will apply to.mors than enein-
stance in the Stale of Vermont. Men come
up for office who expect the press 10 advocate
their claims, print and circulate votes labor
al the polls. secure their eleclion-and all be-
cause they patronize Philadelphia paper a.
borrow the HOME NEWS Of their neighbor !!
Such men deserve defeat and never need ask
us 10 advocate their claims. The first ques-
ton we shaIhereatter put TO the office-seek-
err, will be. after ascertaining his qualifications,
do you patro,,ize the newspapers printed IN
Jour onn iorn, county and Stale? IL yes.
weIl-if nc, let those who you do paironize
set forth your claims for Office.
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ALABAMA.

The few returns from this State are quite
favorable, Hon. HENRY w. HILLrARD, the
only Wing Member of the lasiDelega,io. is
reelected mifhout opposition, from The lid
District, which gave him but 100 majority in
AS, Hon. JonN GAYLE (Whig) appears al
so 10 be elected from the LIST District, He has
$50 majority in Mobile County, viii. h gave
Dargan (Loco) 203 in AS; and as Dargan
had but 3ll majority in the District, his is
entirely annihiIaIed in the first County heard
from
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SECOND DESPATCH.

Gen. Scott is quartered IN the city ofMex-
leo. He was attacked by the Mexican army
at Rio FriO. where the enemy was put 70
high with heavy loss. Gen. Scott entered
the Capital City on the 18th and took full
possession. But mails from New Orleans
have come to hand.
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~The road from Manchester, N. h, TO
the new city OF Lawrence is going ahead.
forming a new route from Concord and Man.
chester TO Boston. II is said there are now
but two towns in old Essex County, Mass-.
that will not be accommodated with railroads
passing through them when all the hnes 10
progrcs are completed Keen Sentinel.
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some provoeation 10 rouse them from their
apathy. Unluckiy, these gentry are aware
of this. and not only behave with clrcumsPec-
lion, but do violence 10 their nature, 10 inc
extent of being affable and deiereniial,
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An Editor away down cast. who served four
days On Jury. says that be is SO full Of law
that it's hard for him to keep from cheating
somebody
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REMARKABLE "A psrscn writing from
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THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
MEXICO.

The following description Of the American
copoucrors of Mexico is the translation of
a Letter from native Of Puebla:-
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Goal.

Goal.
FOR sALR-l0o or l5.oOo Ton, Of White Ash Co.l-
TIE subscriber IA now prepared 10 deliver BY he cs
ns eihct 10 Philadelphia, Ne~-fOrg, or on hoard the
oosis NJ Port Carbon, from 10 5000 ions OF Waite
Goa during TIE season from bis coiery Al S. Clair Mil
Cr-estbs quality % which 4. guzrsnteed 10 BE- ne v-ry
pos sd handled IN me most careful Application
made by letter. directed 10 PogIsvle viii have inned
ale sgtsntiou. MI SIN DAVID Cuu-TAs
SS FOX FIRST RArE Peach Orchard Mi Coal
~ 81 Tor stove do AID Le1gh do delivered - e-nls
OF Tor carriage =, BENJAMIN, 25 FrAnknn-s-
Dealers supplied very low coal yara 10 lei and sx
lures for sse or 800 tons coal wanted on storage !. ,
rstr. mylo 2rn-od.
2llnn Tons WHITE Ash, Chestnut or anal 50t
cVOO Coal snitshe for driv NJ steam for .a- by tb~
cargo or ron yard BY The sngls low price 40
Ply to 7. STOKES DICKERsON.
lo5 aud iU7 Anihouy-.l
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SAMUEL HAssAY, Secretary
MISruvs Posr. N. d PhV.ician 80 Brosdwsv ei In
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Com
psny-Ohe- IL WaltsL-rhis insulDOu IL disibg
ed BY The following p-cuhsriues
ls. When the premium 10 SO annually, Onefourth
msy be paid In cssh, and three fouIhs in secured note
al months bearing six per cent interest II may be
pSld hAtyeary, quarterly or monthly.
ID Persons take fe policies and paying 50 per Of
premium IN cAsa, and those tax ing policies Tor shorter
periods and paying 50
dvldual notes for the balances satisfactory the or
cers.
The business Of the Company has been unparalleled dur.
Ing The Time of is existence To the s o January is47
~ non1hs sou policies bad been issued and aar paying
al losses and expenses there remained net capital of
nearly epU0 Statements Of the business ard al other
papers Of he CompAD may be had by apply al the ose
OF The Company, II WALSH N-w-York
DIRECTORS
Seth Low, JohnA Underwood Thos B. seyur
Wm A y. Pentz, Wfn. II. MOD, Edw Anthony
Henry MeFEriAn, Robt l. Patterson, Wm. NJ simpson
Chas hsekneit Andrew snei nj Lewis c. Grover.
RObr. l. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER. Secretary.
Jos. L. Loan, Agent
Jh STEWART, 81 D. Medical Examiner, al The Office
daily from TO O'Clock
VALENTINE MorT NJ D
Jas NsS RESssELAER. MD.
{. rursssn Medical Board Of Consultation
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THE sTOCKHOLDRRs OF the

/ Magnetic Telegraph Compsny--ln eomplisnce with
the fourth section Of N Act to incorporate said Company
passed by Legssure Of MARYLAND their late session
you hereby notified 10 Coogress Hall in the
Cry OF Philadelphia Tuesday tts 9Th day Of July next
10 oclo-k A. n Tor The purpose Of choosing Pre'itent
Board OF Directors and other cers IN pursuance OF said
al TT shall ~ deemed eXpsd-nttO ptths provisions
thereof The lid 6h dsy OF in g. s iin- Of the regular
anaual meeting according to px'siing reguistons.
June g. l8l7. sANUELF 3 MORSE
Il B. FRENCH.
GEO PFNNlMAN.
i-l5 TnThlgu HENRY J ROGERS.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate Of The
ICounty % NewYor notice 10 hereby given % al per
having claims against Gsrrt Van Oen bergh late OF
the City NewYO carpenter deceased 20 present the
same with he vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers Al their
Office No % FulioG-sreeI 10 the City Of NewYOrk,
or before Tue gh day Of October nsxL-Dsted NewYOrk
The 18Th day Of April ls47.
SAMUEL D. VAN DIN BERGH, (Tv..n,o,.
JAMES VAN DEN BERGh, N~e1'
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u)inoow Gha0es


EAUZE WIRE WINDOW sHADEs.-Uuhty
VI and Elegance combiued-Thete Shades are valuable
for the variety Of To which they well adapted
For low windows they particularly desirable as they
be from snd not into. They admit free
circulation Of air, snd reject fes mosquitoes &c They
egsny painted and nj can be placed IN
window surpsss them. They exceedingly durable
be kept in good order for years by ws,hing
large assortment oneresng landscape scenes and beau
tifu oevcrs resdy for exhibition, and select
pieces will be painted to order.
js9 I'm HASKELL co 10 Beekmsn 81
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices, &c.--I. c.
w WOODfORD, 295 Broadway, 10 constantly receiv-
ing the latest fsshion able styles OF Window
Shades and which he Is seing At great reduction
10 prces, Several ,yles Of 6oihics beautifully exc
cuied; Landscape Flowers, Nguettes Scrolls, Abbevs,
Roseues, &C Gilt Corn ces, Dspery, Curtains, Curtain
Material Curtain Pins and Bands, &c. &c. Laiarge Build
iugs 295 Broadway jel5
WINDOW SHADES, spuce-st-Rsmiles about
W furnishing heir houses with shsc will save hiy per
cent by calling on The subscribers.
BARTOLk ORMSBEE,
s2S 6n Manufacturers and Importers
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MONKS. -
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.

THE UNDERSIGNED have for sale al tner store -
1 stoD-.t superior ard complete assortment Of
Yr-work. which they vii sell low Any oher manu-
f.ctorers Civ and country dealers vii fnd his o.
perior STOCK % from Towns, hiiIsrY and CIVIC
As,ossions be supplied with ne above arcss war
ra1ted equal 10 any oln-r ~ The city
le4 Imos BADEAU LOCKWOOD. 20 WATERFRONT
LIRE WORks.-Lsrg- Rockies win eJor-d hres,
stars and ssryenis Roisu candles u al ,izes togeh-f
win general assortment or fire WOks ire crhckers'
&c. al wholesale and retsil. b
ms GAssNER & YOUNG. lS2 Chaiham-st
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NOTICE.-ln pursuance Of 40 act u In- Legislature
Vof ne slsts Of HewYork, passed April 49, lsg7 The
name Of Inc Mohawk and Hudson r. G. ia changed 10
thai Of he Aloany sod Schenectady R. r Co
Albany, Nay ,, is+7. lmyi0 In T. FOSTER Jr sec'y
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M MARINE JOUR AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED


French shlp Lesncourt Nell 80 de I'm Hsvre. ballast
to Grunen, Mnturn & Co. 1913 Storage passengers-3
died on the passage.
Brig Broom Mcclure, from ssguals Grande, eth inst
sugar &c. to Harmony Nephews Co Left bark
Golenda French, disg brigs Osceols Boston, In days
Trojan. Mitchell New.York. do schrs Mary Brooks,
Up the river dg for New York Capt Mcclure III at
all OF vessels bound Ssgus la Grande should
be careful not to make their charter to 20 up the river
tits not proper place TO go any of the year
for vessels OF any clsss.
Brig Clara (ei Phisdelpha) Cope, 10 ds I'm Gusysms,
sugar &c TO Deforest Co. 9Th inst lat q 10 Ion ~
spoke 8 schr Capt Paige fm Philadelphia for Mexico
10 days out
schr Mogul Purse, ds I'm Jacksonville F, lumber,
10 Badger a. Peck
scbr Manchester. Tutdl, 3 d. I'm Richmond mdse, to
Alien a. paxson.
sehr Grecisn, Chse, ds I'm Boston mdss to John
Atkins
sehr Dolphin Slayer, DIS isym NewOern. NC, naval
storeS to NJ Platt
sehr Eliza Lswton, Collins. ds I'm Washington. NC,
naval storss to q Williams
sehr Ellen sedg~ick, Besston, 6 DIS I'm Washington,
NC, naval stores 10 Powell
Schr Ann Johnson Baltimore. mdse.
sehr Lawton, Conovsr, Virginis, wood
SAILED
ship Arkansas for New Orleans French bark Antonio
tor Hsvrsi brig The,s ireland and others.
WHALER.
Arr at New Bedford. 18th instant whale ship Canton
Packet with 100 bbls whale oil and $50 obls sperm oil
b Charles Tucker.
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r'O BuILDEk-.-seAledp proposals viii De received
Al the MS House Comm ssioner's Office In The Park
un u O'Clock, June 2lst lsi7, 10 build Nursery esao-
ushmeui on RAndaFsI and
Tue plsns and specifications VII be ready Thursdsy
morning June len and may Be and al requisite in
formation OBTAIN ID on application o. Hailed archi-
ect 0s N4sssGsL By order Of the Committee on Charity
and Aims James Oliver Washington Smith, Geof ge r.
Pur,er John P. Cumming, Amos : Hatfield, John Cog.r
Jr. Committee. MOSES O LEONARD,
1e7 tls Aims House Commissioner
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= FARMING LANDS IN VIRGINIA.

t.N@LIsH SHEET IRON--looe baadl-s English
- sns-s lroni ss.orei, No. l2 TO q, IN 1ne order,
ls- SHERMAN NORRIS, Is sroad-sl
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MOTTO Is hereby gwen that PETER SkiLLNAN Of
the township of West W ndsor. IN the County OF Mer
and sac 81 New jersey, hath This day made an a.
to the subscriber u his es-te Tor h. equal h-ue
OF mis- creditors ami that the sad creditors eNiin
th-ir pecve claims under Oaih affirmation with
th- Term Of t1ree months dated June ~. i3f7.
jal5 i.~Sw a. y. HUDNUF. Assignee.
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DY ORDER q the Hon. Charles P. DAILY, Associate
I'D Judge u the Court OF Common Pleas In and for the
City and County Of New-i YORK, notice Is hereby given,
pursuant 10 The provisional u the sta'uie Authorizing al
schmelts against ahsc0ndiHg concealed, and nonfes
dent debtors that an attachment has issued against The
Of samuel 4rkwe resident " The state otNew
Jersey snd Ai the SAME will be sold Tor tho payment o
according law, within nine months from the hfsi puD
cation OF this notice. and that the payment Of any debts
cue 10 him by residents Of this State and the delivery 10
him. FOR bis OF any properly within this STATE be-
Ing him, and hs transfer Of any such property BY
him, forbidden by as and are voidDaed ne nine
leenIh day Of January, l3H.
JOHN FOWLER, Jr. AIRY for Attaching Creditor,
u Ia.Eln 81 MLLia-n-aL civ oL Now Ynrk.
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rnERIFE,s ~ALE-I

ssHERIFF's "a IE-By virtue OF writ ~ hsri
- faciai, H. me direct 81 aud delivered vii expose To
sale the ve.ubue Of The City Hall in the city Of New
YORK, Thursday April 2, s7, at y O'Clock noon, ell
the right. title and Interest OF Thomas Mccormick and
George W Combs. which they had Ire l7L day ~ July,
1886 at any tine shsr~std in whose hands soever the
may Of in and 20 all hist certain lot piece par.
OF land situate lying snd beug n The SNlerutn Ward
u NJ City cf NewfoIf to soUhcriy side ~ Thir-h
bounded and containing ~ follows. 10 wit BsgiunEs
point on the souneTy side o. said srset distant ~
hundred feet easisry from he sOutea.tey corner OF the
Z ghihavrnu- sni Threihst running thence SOU h.
crs parallel with hc n- % tie Eighhsgeuu6 ya ght
(48 feet nine Inches thence eatterly line parallel iih
Thirieth twenty-five feet. thence n0rh-ry line
Inches Threh-L thence westerly along the south
SIDE ofssd street twenty-five feet TO the place Of beginnng
See Lib rs, Pr ~ Alec n hs certain DINER lot piece
parcel u lard situate lying And being In tbs sixteenth
Ward the city ~ York and bounded and described
f0lOws Beginning NJ point The souihery line ~
Thrueh drsnt three hundred feet from the southeast
eriy corner 90 tighl-sv ard Thirelhst running
thence souihtry line II light angles win Ihir-th-sL
feet nine inches thence westerly anf parallel
with rhrteth-sL twenty-five feet thence norherly
line and right angles with The last mentioned line ninety
line Of ThriahsL twenty-five feet % the place or begin
nng together with the sppurenaDces herouutO belonging
See L3 az Pg' S-DSted Nef 9rs, Msfsh 10 ~
The above sale is postponed until Thursday Mayo ls47,
81 lie same hour and place. -
az, p, Sm6 WIN. JONES. .1e shenf.
The above sale Is farther postponed until rtusiay, May
1871, 1871, al the same TINS and work, May
9Th, 1871 Wh. JONES, late Sheriff
j II. PiNcRSEY, late Deputy N.Y.
The shove sale l. farther pos pOned until Thuraday, May
@7h lsis same hour and PaGs SeT 19rs ny u.s. a.
The above sale farther postponed until Tnursdsy June
eti. 81 same hour sni place, Sew,19,S May ~ ga
The above SAFE Is farther postponed unul Thursday Jure
2ilh 1871, sane hour sld place New-YorS June 10 lsi
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