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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-27

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arrangement Commencing .fprlI Is, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 500 10 50 am and 4 80 p.m
Arrive at Norwich at 500 m. l.30 and 100 pm.
Leave Norwich at $50 nm. u 90 m. and S 80 pm
Arrive in Worcester at Las am. 500 and S.45 pm
The m. Train from Won. will arrive at Norwich in
time to connect with the Line for ~ London Greenport
and N y, via Steamer Alice and the Long Island II r
Also for Willimantic Hartford, N Haven and NJ Y via
n. Haven and N. York r.
The 10 30 train from Wor will leave fter the arriv
OF the Boston Worcester, Wor Nashua, Western, and
Providence Roads, and arrive at Norwich in time con-
meet with the trains for London Sonngon Providence
Wimantic, Hartford and Haven reaching each of these
places the same day
The 43o pm train from Wor will leave after the arrival
Of The afternoon trains into that place. taking passengers
Y by the Evening Line of Steamboats, arriving there
early the following morning,
The $50 m tain from Norwich will take passengers ar
e o o Re Morning Trains Of the
Wor, wor. & Nashua, Western, and Prov Wor r.
The 2 m train from Norwich leaves after the arrival Of
the trains from Haven Hartford Wimantc. London,
Stonington and Prov reaching Wor. at pm in time to
connect with the afternoon trains from that place:
The pm train from Norwich leaves after the arrival
froln Hartford N Haven, and Wilmantic reaching Wer
in time fol- the Evening train to Boston.
Passengers taking the train from Wor can visit
reenport by Steamer Alice, and return the same Evening
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The Steamboat Train will leave Ayn's Point every morn
ing except Monday, about o'clock, for Boston direct
Returning, will leave Wor' every Evening eAooP
FnTIcHT TRAINs-leave Worcester at St am. and
Norwich at 81 a.m.-(Daily, Sundays excepted9
rTExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at II M, arriving IN
New York next morning. :, ~ nt,o- ~
All Baggage be delivered to the bagssse mastel OF
other person authorized to receive IT before the passenger
takes his seat in the cars. a.. .
Baggage win be taken to include money,
nor other articles than those of personal use ana Whe "
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given oil ina!
9t and an extra price paid the Company VIII mol hou
tsef liable beyond that amount
M NASSAU a nermitted in the Passenger Cars.
NJ raotjnq uerInrtted III the Passenger Cars or Depot
passengers must procure Tickets at the station ohceS
JOEL w. WHITE, President
April "a dwu :. - - : - -
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Leave Worcester at and II am ana 4'lu I'H.
$500 providence at 7. 80 and ll.30 am and pm
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Milyille with
coaches for satersve and Nasonville at Uxbridge with
coaSe o and Whtnsvile; Farnums with coaches
r Grafton Centre E. Village and Upton; at worcester
with trains of Western r. Road and Norwich ana y" iN'
and Wore and Nashua H. H. ,,, ,. n ;,,ood for
St Waterford with trains of Norfolk County Railroad or
aud from Boston, Dedhan sc. .,. .,,,o
assenoers by the 730 trains from Providence can arrive
:. NJ, TorL yo New Haven, the same evening.
The IL 80 trains connect at Worcester with me bSPfes'
Train for New York. which leaves worcester az 4 M Co.
T, ~ A M train connects Providence with trains io
Boston Taunton, Fall River ETC. ., 49,, ,,,o o,y
The train connects at Providence with the Boston ant
N v steamboat train for New York
Tbe = 20 and II AM. trains do not stop at ltaniet
39.Tbe and j. 10 p. trains do not stop AZ Ashton O.
uuI " ,"o A"N ISAAC soUTHWICK, sapt;.
Hamlet. -. dw1
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Black India Satin.

yX7E wish TO call the attention of our customers ana hu
w chasers generally TO lot Of very superior
SATINS These goods extra heavy and rch ana hea
sure 40 inches wide and will be sold at great bargain
June III DIV II. II. CHAMBERLAIN a co.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-27

Spring Pond Ice.
WHOSE wishing be furnished with Ice from pure spring
water will be served at short notice by leaving their
orders nj the following places;
Henry prentiss' Provision store, Washington So
!. H. BaIton's, Park Street,
Otis Braman's Southbridge Street,
NJ d. Green's Drug Store, Main Street,
Swan & Conant's, AZ Main STREET..
And at the OFFICE, l47 MAIN STREET, ~
n.Those wishing to purchase REFRIGERATORS car
tNe Office as above b. +. HAYWOOD.
'"I I, W e diff
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me &0ni9 1T foot, Elm miloer @elpitterres
gen bat oo6 Doe GanO le9ncno beooi1cn
uno ibr iollt e6 Wieocr onboucn II. frGblitb
oorouf Iein.-Soer nob abrlbcinlitbcr
1T, Dap oo6 Srdulein i'm Sce einem neu:
9icri9cn Uerwe9cncn SeIubcr in iommcr;
licber Mittcrnobt bic gauge @cfOi0tc
entocCft bat.
Scenes W6o6en ffiirjte nGmlitb, lpie ct
wdbnt, in Den Gee, uno wGrOc pietteibt
oo6 icnlcjti9c l1fer in ocr Sbat 9lidlib
erreitbt boben, >penn Die 9tircn nibt 9es
mcIen mdren. Stouneno erbIicften lte
bic S16nc in ibrem Serei6 uno bel6loi,
fen Iofort, fie BORT 5urtce6uDalttn. Sic
ermGDlten fie cinmdtbi9 gu iDrer &6ni9inn
uno rGumten ibr Den @DriitolInen 9aIa(t
in Der 5iefe Elm, oen iie nun sur 9todts
6eit UerlGBt, I'm Itb Oben pom Monoli0t
beIbeinen gu lofen. Damn mie9t iie ibre
iblanfe @cfalt ouf Der fpic9cl9lattcn
SilbcrF Fabe, uno iDr lan9e6 Gabcnboor,
,pcl1e6 fe oub ol6 gtirentGni9in bebaIten
bat, i0mdcfen ibr Die Oenerinnen NIT
rpciben @oferblumen oOer ite ibwimmt
cinIam i'm Sbotten, Den Die 0Gn9ewei.
bcn iibcr oa6 @ofcr rpcrfen, uno iin9t in
lpunocrbarcn, mcbmdtbi9en @leIooien, Die
cen ipdten @anoerer beronlocfen, bis CT,
bon menotiNer SebnIu0t er9riffen, bin
mterittir5t in Die Slutb. (p. St3t9.
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Sctc SSetttpmc,
g 0 Ii oct 9eUils 8orf


2(m Snpitcn Monto9c oc6 September
1889 poren ollc 8epobner BON 8aIbin9s
ton GauntD in 8epe9un9. Ser Moms
mutb Sienenforb oe6 weItlibcn 2(rfanla6
fbwGrmte. Soit ieoe Strube, ieoer See
benpe9. ieoer &eitpfao our6 oo6 &6Dribt
ieoer SuBitc9 iiber Die Ser9e ibifte feis
nen Menlben: :Srom, um oo6 Meer bon
&Gpfen an5ui6wclIcn, oa6 ouf ocn 0fentz
liben Marftplag bon SoYetUilIe, Dem Sc
ri0t6ltee iener @e9eno, rOlte. ltno oob
wGroe Gin 9bilolopb, Oct nab Der oltmo=
oilben Io9iiben Metbooc fOl9erte, in Ser
le9enbeit 9cfommen iein, ir9eno cine bin'
rei0enoe llrfacbe 6u flnoen, nm Die Scr.
lammIun9 elmer 70 9roBen Men9e gu re6t=
ferti9en. Sc mar fene Muitcrun9 bon
Srehptti9cn 9e9en einen Snoiancritamm,
AUDI feline politil0e 3uIommenfunft fir
Stumpreoner, um Den Slig gu tibcrbicten
uno Den Conner in Den 9inter9runO 5u
ftelen eben 70 tpeni9 cine 8abl, iporin
oa6 ,,Mare uno Sein" ocr 8ren5c um
Den enormen prei6 blauer 2(u9en uno 6ers
fblo9ener gtalen Die 3epublif retten muBs
te, uno oub feline @amp Meetin9, no al
lc Sdnoer uno 8ddfGQi9e einen fir oa6
nGbite Sabr au6rei6enoen SOrrotb an
&eli9ion erbalten fonnten,-enoli6 ou0
feline 9inri6tun9 ouf SefeDI oe6 o6tba=
rem GDnb, I'm Oiebe unO Wtin5er bon
Sleitbolern AUG Dem &e9e 5u i6afen.
Sc mar btoB Der erite Sag oer 5rpelten
8obe oe6 Circuit .Seri6te6 BON gSa=
fbin9ton @auntp, Der Sag, an tuel6em
bic @riminalfdae oes Sermin6 por9enom=
men weroen IolIten, ,pel1er Die 9an5e Se=
p6lferun9 onSo9. gSo6 ieoob fir einen
Sremocn boS 2fufaQenofe bel oer Sade
9ewelen iein piroe, mar, Dap Die 9an6e
8ep0lferun9 betpafnet crlbien, pie fte e6
lelbit au5ordden pdroe. ,,bis an Die 8db=
ne uno SuBndsel." Gan9e Mener na-
rem 70 3ablrei6 pie S6lan9en in rinem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &odtafbe mar
cine piitolenbatterie, ieoe Sbulter lbim=
merte NIT ibrer Sd6le, uno eini9e trus
gen folder 5tpei, um auf ieoen gtotbfaa
uorbereitet gu lein.-Man mub blerauS
ni6t fol9eru, oob oies 9etp6bnlitbe NuS=
rdltun9 Der 3uibauer fir bo6 @eribt6'
bauS mar, -oieier Sal gait als 2(uSnab!
me, peranlaBt our6 Den Gintrit un9eip6bn1
liber GreisniiIe. Gine fur5e 2(n9abe oer'
lelben mag cieiss Gebeimnib auffldren.
Die epnbner6 batten fiirSll6 auf elns
NAL fieben Monn an Elm uno oenislben
Soume auf9eban9en. sc CAB Sruno
fir fie, su fiir6ten, ooB man tpe9en oles
ler barbarii6en Gbat cine 9eri6tli6c
Serfol9un9 9e9en iie einteiten 'paroe,
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2omfcmSc Stmi,tncr 46.
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Sicmsta9 Sen 9. Suit, 1850.
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Ptf The w SAY IaovDe'
FAMILY EgE1inG HYaN.

a., =, ,,,a dim s,sles Of oil temples Tsfe'
r'i h,shv.ul.od root tba license 02ass'
g bae lowly meath tia richly soa0saf , as.s'
tls tho pale remnants Of the al' a9a ,g'
whh tbsiy proud banners dfo02l06 'f 'oen 'po'''
;, :. J., -. D,l5o Of Numbers or Of name,
WHOSE mis CHS had shaken A'n8dein'' OF Woo'S
10. hnyne the shook Of the wild battle Geld,
l aea gathering thousands ncath Their blazoasd
o,1 hmpe them fearless on through Wars alarm
""" Come Sc, Shy children, hare.
n., Is al lowlinass Of aoul and heart,
Ws bow to Thee, beneath these gray old tFseS,
IN shs same shsdowy turf oar tathefs ttod,
wbae bosrts were humble 10 Thy sight, oh God
And whose whole aim wss well TO DO tbs part
Allotted unEo them.
Ap5sswe he1e In happy union meet
rs,ldyen of tboes who have gone bone to heaven
And are now gathered roand Thy throne in prayer,
w0, thou, 0 Father! shield as by Thy care,
AID IN ouY " snde,ings atay our careless feet
So From suaylDg from Thy way I
IN, he Thou With US through tho toiling day,
ending and guarding as we Psss along
INA din lit path that esde,h 10 the grave
Thou only Eatherl Thou atone cAn'ss save,
lut spirits, wandering IL tuis weary ~ey,
Add unto Thee we pray.
And Of thc loved who heEe did bear part,
" hen las, we mingled here ia friendy moo5,
And who cen nov with rqic' eyss are greeting
Zach Of tho loved at this nost joyous mee.ing--
Cherish then, Fsthcrl in Thy inner heart.
Ia hashed aud holy peace.
AND whsn at lat Thoa waAst The slumbering
dead
Eror beir Iass sleep, and all the Tribes Oh Earth
Around Thy Pnronc in silent awe ahnl stAnd,
nh osst not from Thee ono OF all sbis band,
BR, to toeir spitsslet the words be said,
BIess OF my Father, come
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q A CnILrnn. AncLtona.r

VALUABLE FAGtG az WEST FIRMS,
Weaichestsf 90. II piiies run Toe az, ~ NJ YufEs
for sAio II AUcicB -Yl!e iOi9-tsg sc6bej Eropsry
will be solo pGcto0. tn nsrchst4 ES.t nge, "a
THURSDAY the 7!t GAy ~ Dcu be, Al y - anlsas
dguo.nd ~ H. the meHr ime a cyIyaIs sale
FOB sALsl-T1t i0ttp~lrg psn.eis ~ iIrG, III We5t-
chester CoupD. nesr tho Village Of Wss' ysIn.s q Gea
hom sOu Haven:
fto ns $4,000 arfes, snste DIE jnaoAion
Ofhe load tadir fiCrs >Vssl =. WesGhrser, End
Foxiq Lane ano rhiB hss GLb,es Wsib ~ ms slsge.
Lot No cuBtsiua 10 e6ltn apDink ba above on
Ro1's Lane, includes about 8 pcf-s ~ Soocla
Los no contains q 3tIi@ erf-s, utEI adjoining on
Fc1's Lsue-inclodes aboDi 4crek woodland
Lot No 4 conisiGA 90 $500 o+xi Shoinn&, on
EoY's Leps-tgclades 1DOGi 10 Of wOcdan1, 2C0
gbouE II sCres Of ssli Wesdo~ 90 be rear
Lot No s. coDIaus SO IS 100 EcrsS nozi gdloningt on
FoAs inne--no udes shout srres Of ve"iispd aid Ii
scres OF SILT nlssoO~ 90 ne cset.
Lot No g. cOlisins ~ 26-t4h win mo 6aiidn %
and improvements susts h-tSe-n soZs Inns snd lba
Bronx inns diately opposite Wesl Fam village
The improvements cunsisl principally u NOS snostsh'
tia BiOre Bsn,ioG "a hs % feet story nm oaso-
am, ard sNic ard pl,zzs from A0d rysf syh hdoses
bats. subes eslle pens iSandr lee end am1Ae hoaSS'
&c &c, -.
20 afford each rarcol Al INTO osvsloa
budpR sitet wl.D other 20 '9s sfEn2e'
of Tho grounds IN bc A1sp'soo 70 ''p7 ilp eFe@'
pa ION -.
The grousds seosssly A.o 81 picnfosqae s'1aftSF,
and re sttust-d 10 besUht2 sue fHp91 DFiVNhG
ssriioD OF mo country mean, ..,-1 nm ~
goJ further pAfuc1ia,s appig 70 SeFhls - Lou" ~
Wal Vi or 70 THEODORE SASTiHs, P77p'S Ngota'
a. hrfwesp Eighb Sinh avenues ~nsfn oars 81 tRe
oruperty b4 had "~'PT
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TEN THnnSAMn

CURES, AND HO9 "A SINGLE FAiLUREl
DR.. HASNING5' COMPOUND SYRUP OF N4FTHA
1tELEBRA2ED throughout both continents tor It's zoe.
" ooEfu OF consumption, decline spittins
blood, night BwrAs, difficult breathing cougaA ecds and
all diseases Of tho chest and lungs
.is effect the ayste mild End soothing 81 The same
tine certain and ctbcacouI-rR!ey sng give rest rp
on the fYFl application and By repeating u sE tmcs,
permanent cure In ehected.
she proprietor lheyefoYe no; onty recommends hS Nap
aha syrup bu, warrants II 10 cure. lie II 10 Rci
iuppd htch resaro e Tres cir claop o' The blood
hn Earrenu II open tbs internal and external P0fea Of
the body gnd eject ali The obnoxious particles nc1 nave
srrunulsed Ia the syuiem warrants II as nevsr-tauinR
CURING DIsEASED LUNGS,
hectic feVef ngn. swest5 dyspepsie liver complains,
psu II the ches and aAtms snd he WsreniA 10 Nrcs'
the formation ofnbeTcles IA the upgp arh 10 hal iaose a.
ready ofue so hs persons In consumption may sEs II
Win positive confidence OF cure for liz fi seal
OF scuu be lungs which penetraes IN all drecIura
puhfyuP everything o6noKious IN lis progTess and
which fappsd according 10 directions cannot isi 20 SGTs
10 perfect healthy condition.
d. HasuYgs Compound Syrup OF N9pihs IS disniy re-
ccro msndeo by Tie medical profession. Thai e'nlnen!
ply sciaD DR. Aou Of Hex-York says tlsl ss punor.
c Ieuieoy Il cannot highly praised DE Arnold, 81
The Marine Hospital Gsvsnnah; Dr. Ware, OF liverpool,
England Or BOYD, OF Lancaster; Dr. Hamilton uf saih.
aud lhu,e enluen English publications me London Ls.
&c, The Aadirs i0uIps and BTaihwaiEes Retrospect al
accord 10 II the most convincing certificates ot s Vtrlans
In this conniFY II taa been used with distinguished auc
None gsnuno wIinout The written rtsnasnre OF u. A
HARRlSON on the wrapper Price 81 por ooue or Ola
bottles for IS Principle Once l54 9teeuwch.s- raw
sofa In Newark By Il Van suskiYs In albany, by .
rockingham 10 bosion, by Reading Co; N Phlsdel
pha, by Zcbef 4 Go Thrds!. below ChesHui; end y
Baltimore by 8 s. Hance. -, - :,
SOLD In New York bg T. "a. 6nton lj7 BoTeC H. h
Sanders 1926 Ro~ery: John B Dodd. III Bf2AdwAy and
Cojipg,op. s0S Hudson 81. alg l4iTnYA&b'
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE GENERAL SYsoD, NEw
ecaoon.-Abous two hundred oil the Il nissers aad
elders OF various Presbyseries in Now YORK and
New.Jersey met Tuesday evening in DR.. Cox's
church, in Henry st. Rev. Dr.. Ward the former
Moderator, delivered docsyinai sermon upon the
Sch chapter of RoDens, l2,h verse. Tia dia oar'e
was 10 calculation OF sac 24;h and 25ta qne'Eions
In she Assembys Casechiams relating t. 'r'g'na'
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AUCTION SALES.
a x AGkWlN aeenocear '''-'-''
ny BARGE BROTHER % D0. IN sfosawxv4

gyY BANGS BROTHER . go, a., z,o.sv.~a
- Lar seYaHc-s nsde ipoa sftc ~. gone, -
REGULAR FALL PAR FL safe
o. ENGLRH Aap saIt<,CA> g. Ks-a0ND4Y Nos
X 1854 b & 40 sohtit cusiys u~us - ~ tsls a.
Grove fbs uvo're1 aifead? v-d 'r,m : s4oa srva
req root siuEr'ae sst IA ra1soi
s~lersd fos ftr s 81 nd -1cr cop 1nits fc-
fte dYPosll Of S}ardsc std Mice Soss aoa %
particularly saspeea % ID a5iteay SeEsSa.
TSe catalogue wtl b. itsued NsE'y day uyoeee
ahcold therefore oe lurniihcc ipme'ietey.
AZ PRlsArE sALR
lefrs assogtslsn Of pda.ls e',,lng pap Asos
gohsis very 7aoabe a. pr pulA seA lpde1 80 'es y
lhe Standard LlbiRy, dS Gssacsi Leiary ihs Anng1s'
Tsn Library, tbs scenii6c Libry ina faTGessd Lloe
rsy each ssnbrscins he eooss tssued 10 hs Ssa
~ To- ard nrpark slsd ~ chSaosrsa TrA sa sEaSss
E1lsh are 1at recere 4eold Youtfa 1 hS noR
ef'ron OF luniok VsIsF,s' Lvas n Ssiess silpntee
and Architect, AfiaANes Nicn1usehss Shcs trsoslAtS
lNh G0'ss oI&tnA and tsleced all 'tc<i j6afon
~ o. H. " b'owre. a 81 sd GptasasoEs fhses
bc1&1 ~ ara aesseft with utpAraceI Onefs g lhsea
1ho AZ me previous Volunlsa psoepaS c1-c1. Alscs
haIenefs LeelnTes 90 Seeocs snd EuhsfkS 1sdvso-
ing, sdiacn he &c kc
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

NoHaoUra Co--The ever vigilan' and h'lo'n "a,
er, Of tbia County gre 10 sho field WIKI County aad
District nominations They have nominated dso
H. Evsys. Editor OF Young America az their a.
5id,te for Congress- in the lid burlington, Moo
mouth and Mercer Disuicr, VIII, eith the Moo
nonth County ticket, is nominated With 'so ai'
dsl,tsudips that they would resign Il tia 'snd'
data Of the other parties inaor,o the Lagd mea''
sures." Tbs following gentlemen compose the
Monmouth County tiokes
Fer Amsably. Joteph s Bakeley, James @ ho0ln''1'
Winism II Clsfk Ein1i E-'unood
f-or County Cl.,k-A TompAlbs
For str F-Iobs Il. CerharI ......, Y, In
10, Cor osc7 John J Eiyssou John sfo#ef' ~ E4
ciu4 Eslun
THE LIBRARY the meeting or sssoF4Sy
evening. the Coomistee OF The Franklin Literary
Association reported toe fooFing names as the
choice OF tho Association for co managers OF sn9
Library, az provided by the Constitution; 'an9l
Bridge, president of ,ha F Vloe Pre'ioen'
MaDaeers-W. L DiokiasopJ q Voorhees,, Oaa.
ley S Gregory, Jr A. a Hndenbarsh, DAVID
Gould, and 8 W Davenport which election was
ratified by the citizen members and 'ehers n@''"s
bsen appointed, the election was held Tor 1ne re-
naming officers Of shs Library Association @i'h
the lolsoaipg resu.; For Prsaidsns-don u y
Gregory Manager Oliver 8 srODs D. Ai''SsA
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BRUCE A. CglLSON. anet,o, 81
y. ~ ~ z, q. I. "a. 8.

DEB EmPTGkY SAsE Of E'Rs savsn gntlairR
LOIS IN The City OF New iOrs AMI ~ darle1-Para q
which aid by ofdsr OF inc Sup emo C,uYL-uOLg &
Chilly on VIII sell public snc,t,n 90 TUESDAY Oct
irR lots They s suscepio,e Of immediate bnproyes
M nt and viii be y, a without reserve;
EiebthSt-5 lola south slee, between Ensbav. ana
Avenue A.
NnlhIl--l lot on south ode beween E,rss Second
yenh st-l 10, en- tcuih side, 0ssween Avenue ard
Nnsl.t-l los ca north side between F's and Second
gwelnhs,-l LOT on porsh sise ue ss,t OF Avesuo a
TbeeDih-si- loi on soaih sidei heiw' en- Avenues e
TtHeepth,t-s lots on norih side, between Avenues 4
Toofeen,h.s-2 lots on souh side, between AYoauss q
snyves.n.st-2 iota on hs southeast aide, naas gaks
teenthAL
One lot Firstay next bat TO the soa,ewesi ccsa
OF Repthst
Hscord-av-l 10, on The wes, aide saoinpz he acolh
Thirty sevsnlh ats lo's nOnh alec, between SeYen1
ard Zig bA ava.
Thirtyels hhst-4oss On south ,'de between sevsnss
ard Eishlh.sys
PorHs1,h al ard Slit avs lots on the corner
Of SlSih-av. and Forty-slxtt-st
Flfy-fi s,-6 lo1 north side, between Fnh and sxth
avs
Firy,second.at-s lots south SIDE, belw Finh ana
One Hundred snd Ninth ard One Hundred md TeAah
sta--4 lots between ThEd and F>uub ave.
Avenue A0 lots 9esI aide, hr,~ eou o1n hundred end
Eighteenth and One Hundred and NlneteeDth sta.
Terms-7o per cent ram atn on bond aud mortgage
Maps Of The property can be o5tsnei al ho Aucouees
cHbce q Wal.at (l98l oi2 9aa
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~ AcCOa9ICA 31c'lolesr
q 6RGR SALE OF FUkbfUEE -" " 4eEoA'
LICK a 60 VIII sell on shlOAf - IN - ioc& 81
% Ddsness HI a,Li c5pu,err - lhe hj2so. eon
st.ttfg OF efosssOod pisccfort, mr. !3p DlF,ans Is
bes sgd vsso senCs French rjets oil pant
pgs e1d ali Ice fufnWfs o. II beGfeons, csfofs btse-
meat Ebd klthen. Terms bs fsp-r moDsy OF "
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

guFRrME Counr-GAne5u Term p afo-e Eon.
. illi.a, 3 Com und E.t,a NO sE#' I sareuo,
IUsies Dp. p CaapbR " Squire pages-D efaalt.
stresd X in costs
Sazsr! O. lis,vitvs Joseph Z Iyoa oad aaron ryiev
- { Il ior he term wls0ouI coats
Aa.tts Jolnson aud e'sa Johnson AbraAaa IyJe-
kyt-Jgc snsnl of p,atnnh'
RuPRRNE Courts peoial Tefm-Before
Juice NoIte-Freder,ek IL. Herd and oJe Rod
NJ, Chu,ch and 'otfs-Eead efe es report ordered
udgmet OF forecloBure ard sale villa az allowance OF
pe cent or amount reported due
Jokn Vtley - he Mayor. &c. Of BToo&ipa-Ofdefed
ibst MN eanIe lnY over TIL next Saturday.
Raa,s-4 G P'h11s ard Hcsfv i. psnu.e va LI'ass and
Eias Habkard-Uroeed that Ihs cause lay over Ill next
Houosy.
poucs q trupun md athdayiis ordere1 tnai tho de-
po AMI ,h9w cause r By properly should rs rssod
Dtsatei S1s'toood ~ Thamds L. Pe'dr6es and 1Ve-
he defendants reseua their rights any preliminary ob-
jrclions
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ADRIAN II MULLER Aacpoee.,
DEE BGl PX0hs S.sb,& Vt va'u4pe Pfop3'ty 90
Pebr and Ghrslnt bv nrdn- II lte sup Court
ADRIAN Il. MULLER y III ,eit at auction on FRIDAY
or 49, y O'CLOCK. IBn AcfcheEa Exchange, he fol-
lop Ing valuable property. w:
CHESTNUT So Tho Two lots NJ lhud win tho bddingu
heiecn sinae me wesl s'te ~ Cne' utsl nstReen
0sk ard Madison sic AID spoWn Sos s1d )i no Y
beng n wiz N in ron - -et N hs roar and 10
rst 10 dep No 9beDg q IN wich r fon aed rear, by
81 feet in depth
PEaRL.sr'-The 10, NJ l.nd with rhe bnidlngs thereon,
situate 90 the eNsltry sios Of Prsra heiwaen Oss and
MADISON Ila sn3 M ~ lbe Mo- 1874 and fUD icing %
fse 10 width 10 FROM 80 fs"i " tbs roar, 81 fei IN
depth t1if il0l pl1 OF
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sELrnos AnlGLksEY LEG

RJkpE 8OLELY 81 " p <ELptO u 3ong 81. N
LfEY 9ht supacTor cui!aaes - msoliacto tt5 hpoVS
III etne aud eosurifu sUU,.nle for ost Ho on ~hcn
he has herr succsss Il s cogoirr Tor ne pSai ea
Feafs AZ from icDg experience 10 gnooe EAd tels
copDlry nov over lErlsy swo years Al Tip h,y9 'ns
fpisforu love 1mb msJ rely Gpoa o2ado2 u1e 09s
anbsutste the Hurie sfcTts.
Also sELPBVs ARTIFICIAL HAND
An Entirely nsw End useful sub'loe or 1854 hsad, 90
ayYsn2ed thar tbs open and ss1I ihs h5se
grs,p &c yurthe, Information on spPic,dog os ~ EiS
nn,e-r.td attended 10 oIn 2TD5ltHh
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Ta7,, aYe,nrsaa Rr.-FiaI COY sLh isOnH-A
g.a5 ss,or;Inaui Of Englsb Double 6oaa1 saSA2s g
-. .ssson sxpressy Tor partridge qnsi sse ~eedes-d
stsosr Z, ssRls gssy fs us, .ecsi'sG z soaa
s..aeesu M1s4sn-lsae, Hsw.1sses
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c s HOU3H Al VoGeof =.
THIS DAY, 0aoosr II 81 ~ 1soeA a ~ sse ZEE
Il sn.st lsrgt qusutily ~ ssG9ho.oad f'oiufo eo
aisiirg OF sofss bafsaus Preqcu oeisesos mtooIsnf
chairs isbies iOches rsiy srg- .,'1l.o' 81 OF
hand Brussels ,h'repy and iog'ho c-rpe.. ,oss
clohs &c Also 10 secondhand osoe h-ss s1f t,ours
msres9es &c Also good -IaorSsgi ., ne ~ oia,e so4
comp,i,iug ne UtaAl variety Of 5oas's''o on ls
hon,rhrepinl afNcIea. --------------1
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l1EfT r .% -. sDs &C. .c. issos
pses CANNON OGscs Aso Il soVu. u sice,, Of 0oI.
pn,ses yes c6ss1frned Aho large iaso's7 81 K ssd