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WoRp ron COOP MANNERs.-D Mr.. Items: Amid
the eternal din Of politics. it must be confessed that
it s refreshing to accompany you in your wander
ings, and to sit with you, even in Imagination,
der the outrageous shelters afforded by the hbe-
rality of Congress. But, kind sir, hope you will
not fail to impress your readers in the city coun
ellis the enforcement of that wholesome omnibus
regulation, ''no smoking here" and apply it not to
lie grounds, but to the perambulators of the Ave-
nue.. We find that the generality of well-regu-
lated hotels have each room set apart for this
putting of the weed balcony where the little
fire exhibited in "dog days. passes of i'll smoke,
and, as the air of our great thoroughfares is com
mon property that no one has right to vitiate it
in any degree. hope that our city fathers will
not lose sight of this necessary regulation for the
comfort OF ladies, who do not smoke. In the mean
time, the public will know what estimate to place
on an individual who shall prefer the Avenue alon q
which to walk and puff away" at those who can
not resent rudeness. CoRNELIA
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The Hon. Mr.. DAVIS, the United States Commits
sioner 70 China, arrived at Southampton, England
on the oath instant.
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County. State. Postmaster.

DISCONTINUED.
Ennis Point, Jasper county, Missouri
NAME CHANGED,
Moniteau, Moniteau county, Misauri-name
chang cd TO Jamestown"
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Internal hnproYements-Tho Rivers and
Harbors.

The bin providing for, and making appropria-
tons for the improvement Of certain rivers and har
bors, contains the following, which is to be paid
out of any unappropriated moneys in the treasury:
Breakwater, Burlington, Lake Champlain s Is 900
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" address which he has prepared.
Hugh White Willie p Mangum
II Toombs w l. Dayton
o ID Matteson j Rockwell
James Brooks III p Alexander
III w billiard & S Morehead
II X Reed Moses Corwin
Graham Fitch ID Rumsey, jr
Nath'l Albertson o Cole
w Gorham John w Houston
Jno l. Robinson David Outlaw
Shep'd Letter VIM Aston
Grin Fowler Jos Grinnell
w A Newell Jno Schoolcraft
Jos X Chandler L Deberry
Emory ID Potter CT Clarke
w + Cocock John Freddy
Howell Cobb ii d Gould
James Seddon Eco Ashmun
Robt NJ McLane William Henry
Robt l. Rose NJ Schermerhorn
+ Rsley Edward Stanly
Horace Mann Jno Mop Berrien
John Crowell VIM Dawson
VIM Nelson John p Hale
Walter UndeThill J X Underwood
John A King Spruance
Gideon Reynolds James w Bradbury
James q King Thomas Ru.k
John Van Dyke ii l. Turney
A X Hoy C. Dodge
Phillips Phoenix ID Bright
w Hunter ID ) Dickinson
JR Giddngs RIM I Hunter
Burrows Daniel Sturgeon
ii Foote Sam Houston
James Shields Henry Dodge
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rOOK wANTED.-A good cook can hear Of a
" situation by applying at the Republic Office.
July l3-dV
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WAsMSGToS, December "a, lsi5.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted 10 Liters-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared 20 to be the most
useful. II contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current Literature Of the English language; but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiture Of the human mind IN the ut
most expansion Of the present acc.
J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at Sc year. by
T. LIrTELL Co, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHlLIINGTON,
Aug 7-dtw&vlw corner Pa. av. and a at
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sold by sheriff or failed since January, 1910.
The above Statistics arc of deep and painful in
tercst to every Ponnsylvanian. They exhibit in n
striking light the necessity of protection, and tho
consequences which have been entailod upon us by
the free trade tariff Of 1916.
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In compliance with the request contained in the
above communication, the lecture-room Of the
Smithsonian Institution will be open for the lecture
Of the Rev. Mr.. Cotton on Monday, August II, at
eight o'clock, p.
JOSEPH HENRY, Sec s l.
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Post ONCE Operations.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
August 3, 1850:
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION-FRE
LECTURE,
WAsHINoToS, August 8, 1850.

WAsHINGToN, August s, 1850.
To the Directors Of Tie Smithsonian Institution:
GENTLEMEN: Having been informed that the
Rev. Mr.. G. Cotton has prepared address or lee
ture on the moral and religious influences which n
railroad communication across continent, to
connect the Atlantic with the Pacific ocean, would
be likely TO produce upon the whole world; and be-
Heving that such discourse, from well
known and eininenly qualified 10 write and speak
this great subject, would be listened with deep
interest, not only by members of Congress but by
citizens at large, the undersigned hope that there
may not be any objection to granting the Of the
lecture of the Smithsonian Institution to the
friends of this great undertaking, to enable them
to invite Mr. Cotton to deliver therein the lecture
mr. addrcss which he has nrenared
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oADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and I'D 81.
Near Railroad Dept,, Warrington.
Oct. Tiff
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Mn. TooMBs' MAS.--It will be remembered that
in the fracas of Thursday night this individual es
capped. On Saturday morning he returned by him
self to this city, and surrendered himself at the
jail He had wandered till then without relief
The only shot he had received in the hand, ,
making rather bad wound, though not dan
gerous.
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4 GRADUATE OF WEST POINT, qusli-
"A fed To teach Engineering, Surveying, Draw
ing, &c, can hear of a very pleasant situation,
with comfortable salary for a single man, by ap.
plying Immediately to Col. r. +. JOHNSON, su-
perintcndent Of the Western Military Institute
Blue Lick Springs, KY. Aug l2-3t
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LIrTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. aa7-Ia( c,

LltlNp AYE. NJ. oSs-lSt
CONTENTS.
/. DR.. Johnson and DR.. ROCKWELL Quarterly
ReUiep.
2. The Pope and the New Miracle. -Eramiaer.
.. Supply of Cotton.-Endminer.
4. American Factories in Ireland. Spectator.
5. The Great Diamond. Spectator.
d. The Island of Cuba -Frdzer's Magazine.
I. The Heirs Of Country Magazine.
s. Goethe and his Influence Edinburgh Rspieto.
9. The Nepaulese Ambassadors and their coun-
try Examiner.
10. Education of Nations Spectator.
IL. Gymnastic and Moral Phenomena Spectator.
"WAsHIN0ToS, 9th December, ls45.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted TO Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to 10 be the most
useful. Ii contains indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature Of the English language, hut
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture Of the human mind in tho
utmost expansion Of the present age.
81. q. ADAMS"
Published weekly at six dollars year, by
+. LlrTELL, & Co, Boston.
And sold by JosEPH sHILLSoToS, corner A. Of
and Penn. avenue. Aug. l2-dtrw&wlw
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fcers who will protect them. We demand that the
peace and security of our city shall be no longer
violated and put in jeopardy by mobs bearing with
them portions of the fire apparatus pretext for
being banded together in clans These things
must now be attended to. The united voice of the
citizens of Washington demands it, and the question
must be forthwith decided whether the power of the
laws or OF the mobs of Washington is most potcn-
tiai.
This business has been tempered with long
enough The fame of our city has been furnished
by the practices of which we speak. The alterna-
tive is presented to the city to put final period
to these abuses, to receive the censure of Con-
gress for proving incapable of exercising the prvi
leges conferred upon US.
There are hundreds upon hundreds Of good citi-
zens, within and without the several companies,
who would willingly devote themselves to the work
of reform, but who cannot resist the influence Of
the violent parties now opposed to them Will the
city authorities, and the people of the city, resolve
that such reform shall be at once effected?
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From the LiUerpooI Times.
Cotton I'm Africa.

The Parliamentary debate on the purchase OF the
Danish forts the coast of Africa possesses more
than ordinary interest at the present time, when
the state Of the cotton crop IN the United States
awakens serious apprehension Tor the future, now
that our manufacturers arc paying hundred per
cent. more than the price the staple commanded
two years ago, and fifty per cent. more than its
value twelve months back The sum Of 100000
for the forts is small affair, when compared with
the object in vew--that Of securing a regular and
continuous supply of cotton, at a moderate price,
in all future years If this object can be even
remotely attained, every one will rejoice at the
fact
The purchase in question is defended by certain
parties on the ground that the extension OF lcgit
mate commerce the coast of africa will do more
10 suppress the slave trade than all that squad
article of barter, might be extensively carried on
under becoming arrangements, and that the sam
pies of cotton received from Dahomcy have been
of the most encouraging kind These sentiments
were expressed by Mr.. Halves, Mr.. Cardwell, and
other gentlemen favorable to the project.
The principal opponents of this schemc were Mr..
Golden, Mr.. Bright Mr.. Miner Gibson, and Sir
William Wordsworth who represent that section
of the free trade party in whose eyes colonies find
little favor. The objection urged by Mr.. Golden
with reference To the mortality Of the country
which swept away Europeans mercessly. was
met by Mr.. Hawcs, that II was not the intention OF
the government TO place white men in the forts; a
local force would be employed and the force would
be held not as military stations but for the purpose
Of securing the protection of the British flag to the
fair trader.
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LECTURE THIS EvENISo.-The prospective in
flucnccs of a railroad to the Pacific on the Of
Christianity will form the subject OF a lecture by
the Rev. Calvin Cotton. We doubt n1t the subject
and the speaker viii attract goodly asscmbagc
Of the most intelligent ladies and gentlemen Of the
city.
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The CoLoSnATios CAusE.-Thcrck an increased
intercs in this subject in the popular mind. Yea
tcrday, at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Mr. Gurley preached an eloquent discourse
on Africa as a field Of Christian missions and a
collection was made for the advancement Of the
cause.
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JUSIoR BRoTHERs or TEMPERANcr.-ThisS ocie
ty and many Of their seniors, in rogala Yesterday
attended tho funeral Of their late brother Mr..
George Savage, j..
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HousE or Commons, MONDAY, July p.
THE CoLoRIEs.-Mr. Hume drew attention TO a
petition from Demerara praying for British insti
tutons, which he thought ought TO be conceded
without waiting, as in the Of the Cape OF Good
Hope, until they would appear to be wrung from
the mother country by the apprehension of revolt.
Lord John Russell said that Governor Barkly had
already partially executed plan for introducing
the popular element into the legislature Of Guiana,
and would still further introduce that element
the inhabitants became more fitted to receive H.
Correspondence Of the Commercial AdvGhsp.
The parliamentary session is rapidly drawing TO
close, with sort OF assent from all parties 70
throw overheard every pending question of import
ance, and to look 10 the session "a the com
menccment Of a real and understood conflict be.
tween progress and retrogrcssion; and our formal
and iaugucd ministers have given in To this feeling
with degree of undisguiscd readiness, which has
not increased their popularity. Among the inca
which they have thus for the present yolunta
rily aba ndoncd are the bill for the emancipation Of
the Jews and that for lcgalizing marriage with
deceased wifes sister, both Of which, il fully
expected, would be gone through with under any
circumstances, The Abandonment Of the Jews
bill has given rise 20 an indignant meeting Of the
electors of London, which took place june 20, and
Mt which il resolved that Baron Rothschild
should present himself at ihe House Of Commons
this morning, and demand to take his seat. In
compliance with this he attended M twelve o'clock
escorted by n large body of friends and electors.
The oath upon the Old Testament was declined,
and IT was then understood that counsel should be
h' ~ thc mousse IN support OF hls claim 10 make
IT IN mat form AsParliafnent, however, will only
sit for lew nights longer, OF course nothing can
be expected farther on the present occasion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
There is positive intelligence from the head
quarters, or rather advanced posts of the hostile
armies al that is positively known it, that the
Danes occupy Fensburg and the villages in its
front, well the high road 10 Tondern in sufTi
cent force TO the right flank, and TO prevent
their enemy from creeping round in that quarter;
and further, that the whole Of their disposabe force
has closed up from Jutland and the isands
to be in hand and completely prepared for attack
defence. The heights of Duffe are in process Of
being covered with in,renchments, and the same
precautions are being taken at different points in
front and in the of Fcnsburg. There has
been two three trifing skrmishes, resulting
from rcconnossances made by both PARTIES but up
TO the last advices (20th) IL appeared that the Da
nsh General bad Issued orders 10 his officers to
avoid any acts that might lead TO serious conflicts.
even between detached posts, unless compelled by
attempts of the enemy to drive them from their
ground.
The last advices upon which We can depend state
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Snag and dredgo boats, Sc, coast Of Texas 90, %
Removal Middle Rock, New Haven harbor,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WiIIar.i,s Hotel,

- aOtcI,
4 Aven,ie and l4M street.
o Collins, Mass
J Haley, Del
Mr. Burbank, Ohio
+ A Larned, Boston
w Moseley, N IL
j F King and lady, Ala
M 0 Crane and family
Phila
+ Robbins and sister, dc
ID l. Williamson, n Y
A Spencer, Mo
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CHRISTY's oPERA-HoUSE.
cHRIsTY,s MINIS ELS.

No ~ Rroadway. between Grand and Broome SIS.
OPEN ersry Ereniag duvp,g ne Ueek.
Except Monday Jan q on which occasion they VIII gi
firir third Concert At the BROOKLYN Institute
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BosroN J,a = An -ap wm Cocper Croclsr N- o-sn
"a "a Nave Fb.ss- paa ar-s Halial b. LAyho Hs la
Th-r.ss Bser ransrr Va J~orn- -ar1 NsrcAsi-
p- Frerson ans Con Aean,y L9'el Ni.rt L1r,
s1i SAanan. Co'nsr t AuErou Notsirpn N-n.--i ca.
TsSuc-. hArn1ur- fQrand. AR filg >taf fs-t+
F1ttsu-uh Rspo-t-d sr-hrs no Roy lbos hor r
Ssn Fran-~co. haas osgrne. Ia; Iaa-- 90
BUCASfoRI Jaz i~sh -clr, II hsl pefers-i NAislias
Arstsdo. i.rrier Cara-n.s.
BALTINoRE Jan Arrst-a'-h R-Puoie H0tos cAAes;1a
NArsaae Wan me-;e NJ Csss haK Ea's- Mat
tb~s. Bo..an srrs Rohe-l Han
ma Br Iuassi lszac. .clrs guls Mrr Johnson
FrushacA h-ury. ke-1 ChAr~s1'n >uata Caus OlVer
rem &c Mara AsAaa NiofS Cha IA . I-rsrf % ser
,sois1oFoaSh ftps Cisr--t'a kaev Coz NJ beS -
,r.~l IL ers kndalz - a. tTS @
~ FsAas 6rth sss frNu sArs DIVA ha1 Ne~barz Nc
Jo- kr~Ar NortpA >cQtA habosrt - i-s f1r
y.r-x- RI- Chxf-cH- Asrcu >orio4 Keh-o1t
- as, Ssri-fBeT Hooper. N.~ Or-sns TUqua sp-gat
"a tKIy SroN Jaa H. Ar srs cass K-sas-
Cus. iouas ~. Fhsa Rats rus- Hs.ssa >s-
Lpnsca
O-r. Was. NArG Folaer NofoaA. NJ Ia Poasr. 3
80 Sswr.r y i-ev. Asrsns-f Ms-1-giau. Dc
Lsi. Ras.l o~sns Sorfot Grscs Gafn-'i s-a-
81 Ssnfa 90 As Col-> NoofT, o. tnPr- hl'
sari 90. stsi-. rhoaru1socc q
SEGR6ETOyVN Jsa l--Ar - Ror-. Joo- B4-uo1r. -.
- -. Fc--r Dale. Fh2s - Bsiuor--
NORFOLK IA ar sry- szsaa wssora SlsrS Gag
nnvu;~on. CIV Fn1l sClrs HalnaE 40.
Cra- cA-sa L.sy q - Lac sYort Nasoae. 20.
Br.nsos Eory PorAse r BstHors hefA crv~-l
Bo.toa wBsls Wson. Nror LIZ Ararsso Boot batEors
sepa1s Chas MSore -. Po- A;hAA o W lztoa De- Joen
SAL TA sa8t p 2A put Ssct swami q hs.s H.
ssni-s DrS.nsoa R1hzaaa fAs-gAA conasAAa p.sasa
WEanssoa sc ca i'SA srs ln2er1. SeA'aea ys1sel =
brs IHgsr Besaoa. s % W -, Isiss sehr AssAsr MA
STw HAVEN J.Ass-Arr sus Ash.p.sy, M-.a., B.<0t
s-fk SNort ,oop AaA-sa. p-nsb-, slA a. 81
err N.rtA. ssa<-r Roea.on As..- coaa
Yea wnsn ss-at aS Vsss ssas wh~tnor. Va, CHfnsr1e
SoRwIcH Jsa 10 sA Esroas. rsrsss, s-s~ssrs
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Disasters, &c.

rsr Na". Csff nut,y . ths port hon Clsf,-ioa
ashore yesterday kos shos bat A,d cot % si 90 Pho
food de
Ssu Masiasss " ar nesf-f Bat more from S-v
- fas Ehe wing % tsw Point iurag b-or "a The i3h me-
ut r,Iniopmas md fofe -nd toygsiani mssis
Ms,Na NFsssLs-hrk D~posf o ko-tou Capt hohe Csrs
RIO Janelro feblsry o Afrca
Her osrgo probably or Bra
40 The god 's-> Of ia tuhs b. y
Mashfe l3t valued sf. snd nsur-- for thu
N-~ En.and MstaA ohcs ciy. There
$50 The oc. freight woney for o. 900 Cspi
Csrk worthy And has 81 aWfe g. waom b.
81 weeks hef0r. he isf h0ms s~p-mb-T stS w
ave LnoN ease who we're b. ohc.r.
ieFrsuc ssci from Rochelle sept a. 81
H-ioa an cargo of srsady and has
o he and coDsssos part ef her cargo are bee'e %
ts .usur-d q Trsncr Boston Dab Advertiser
S. Jrlia Baltimore al from Pernambuco.
peesced heavy u. coast and bc~n 20 ao he
Na'f THE gale confuu - hours " ID much soepc.
Sh kIfh Noro zh from Rosioh reports having .ps-r
hog lasad Baltimore plot boat Boon Who informed them tha
Frlay uht och Hanover Capt Lanpl from Ns~ lort
Richmond sni Anss FROM tr-s-rtshurr hoand % Me-
orb collision Of Hog Island ID. Am-ta u--
ihs osfi The Hanover
~hch ouy bo~.pni and he ~ ,
ps.ed .nthor6 H-s II ID H6 Island Cspt Non It Of he
Aue Narilk I'D n iaios parts
h.s It hs ssse H. vessel abot four
DID, belonged CosFrnE. snt 49, h--t N -Four and
Hanover before tie WIND eac ~s bios
e.l from said and he weather ts The "a
stsn ~ shel they toeiisf sifs bs
sA,nt rhps renamed iossth.r about Is 1nat--
ia NJ ~,h Capt ~ ~ I'D "a tie T--.-
he oth-f. u mate Hshy henel rho sas
100 B.i it~As about ~ FM
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BOOK TRADE.
HE STOCK EXCHANGE, UsuRY. sc.

- = Gk-T OoOh1s ~.
THE SANAr b : MAGAZINE. Tor sularr and k-1-u-
arr colA-r. Hs-ss il-e--si az ga lie pera!c ous
eeAcf. oi IL lstrT Laws bvJ r McCu.och. ESQ.
.1-,r- OF Dol 80 Colr--rc-A. De 11arv Nc
Esssrs All ENclz- -, F1rcssu al D1rucsr- ~ he
C.r1uicles o. tie Sfoes Erclange ty 2 Fr,1ces Ths
sr-a.e wors vsi - 7-' she'd % lie 3 &
i-oorrs-t Decisions .l bsDsf1g. IN ds Ccu-s of Oh,
Nsur.Tors NAM Massachusetts, New X Inpsiarr K-r-
.ssons in Socks IN ltsa Clolsrons Of 80 derc-,
Ks e1- eAch uor.h re Fesr r. o.
Rever1- AMI Expenditure 90 N~-l or And Sosiuu Tor
raa -.srs 20 so ant isfs
TIE Cod Nnes 81 Siberia snd Cs--l'rrA 81 - E J.
Ml-chtsc1. De.A Heche. &c
MONTH"; a % ero. 5 PER anlAn. >lli a ri W AZ. s.
Carer iIa-.. p. ale r.,ia
Sg6s-rp-0us rri-rs 80 c1li-g1.- slon, may oe al
fr..ses ~ = SMITH HOMAN>. EDITOR and
Publish ONO " asling tcn-st h'siou. 90
Cambridge. corner NJ Auhlrn-st snd hoyoSe-P.aee
80 ltnNlrM
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NEW BOOKS AND GOOD BOOKS.

I'VE QUEENS NECKLACE. o. The Secret History
Of TIE Court of Louis the XVI ty Alexander Dumas
F.c-Everv person Thar has rrsi The Memoirs u Phys
clan should perse ihs work. The ssm- chsrscers are
continued in The Queen. Neckaceite WORK. f,c' being
: sequel ne Memoir. ofa Physician one oi he mos, q
ieresung ri "a Dumas works Price. - cents
SECOND sFsIFs
DOCTOR VALENTINE AND YANKEE HlLA
The immense sac off DR. Valentine. srsi series II Come
Lectures has induced 10 engage the D'cio 10 prepare
= second series which added some OF he most cce-
brsed charsciers deluessd by Yankee Hill TIE shove
work now in ihe hands ~ he printer ard will be issued
forthwith with Illustrations ruce, 50 cents
fsris " BURGESS. - Anna.
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ANTHONY J BLEECKER. Ascrorc<r
nEREMPTNkN sAI.E Of ylnh.ax Loo near Mst


,son-sgaare ard Of Los On Thrrrarss t snd rhirty.
secori - 20 close UNDIVIDED nherrsi ANTHONY
RLEEChER viii SCI ~ Aaeccn. rharsdsy esth Jan
q u ocock a. the Merchants Exchsnge tho mghes
atilcr
gfh-Av-S c,s Of grognd IL eas,ery s,ds ~ ths
F,NAav embracing the whole tong between rhrty erst
snd Thrry-second sis Including two eorper lots
Ais Ots he noTl, esstery ccrner % Ftnhsv and
rhrty- second 81
A - lots ~ he westerly SIDE Of Flith-sv hetweca
rhrtvsr. and Thirry-secood ecladng The u
fhtvthrist Ani running within feet q Thirty ara ct
ThiFryersst2 los On he u0rth side OF Thirty nrrtst
10 tie Flfhsy lots between fihsv ant Asdisonsv
Thirty secoadst2 los directly 10 rear " ne ssi des
crbsJ. The soah SIDE - Thirty seSoodsi
As ols on the north SIDE II fhify Seconds lee ee
Of he Eiah-sv
Aso o,s he soath side Q, Th.rsyscont-st lee feet
~css Of Fifth-ay
The uae 10 me Whole % ths shove properly 10 un4oes
caoe beng dirvl ccnVey sncs oy fal variance deed
om ne Msyuf ard Corporation OF he Ciry " Ne~.Ncsk
a ne HfeseHS owners Resncons against nuissncss WI
D. Inserted m he deeds The sale VIII BE- sAsouge snd an
reserved go sse Undivided n,crcsi Seventy per cent
~ ne purehss~money can remain On mortgage oS thfee
years per cent Maps o( he property ~ obtsiged
a. ne a1e-ionroou' Brcadst l1Ssl rs tsGO
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