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Police Intelyleonce.

FOShcc Intelligence
MORE FRAUDULENT BANK DRv Rv.yI.oPHMErfs-AkssSr
or TWO or rHB WALL STREET. OPEHAr0r BIZ ~
POLICE-A DOODLE OF THE PALsV TOKENS 5Efs0
by THE AUTHORITIES.
For some time past the community ha Va been imposes
upon By SGT Of Wall street money o, >ersiors' -
have put into circulation quantity OF bills -epreseneng
money In tho form Of bank bills purporting 20 be On
bank designated The Fsrmers' and Merchant pnn =.
Georgetown District OF ColumbIs Of the demo usatoe
OF STA SIS S3's, and ss's, sgnei by w. Y, sensn.
Caher, and George II smith President The mesa' S',
eprand adopted for the purpose OF giving these
tokens circulation tho public (as bank
ed at place designated Ii hsta broker In Wall sa
Is called upon and seked to redeem the bills ct his ono
which he does to the amount funds left In his hsnd.
the fact Of the rsdsnPsion q. certain per centsgs
published In bank nsee list gives the public specsg
Of cophd'ncs and hence they take the fraudalent
money. by whch the operators in the said bills
enabled To palm OIL upon the public large amanne
The broker tits true, redeems up to the amoant q
funds in his hands aud he then stops leaving the In
nooent holders the sufferers
The police have been the gus rs for several weAW
past IN order TO break up this swinde, and ON Tuea
day last Assistant Captain Grove Of the twelfth wnrA
police took into custody gentsel looking nsmsA
Eorato Freeman charged with passing 70 Count 81
James, OF No Tl2 broadway two ton dollar spurious
bills, OF which the following n n copy -
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Elnil feu Saufn.

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRADE CONVENTION
SAVANNAH COUPON BONDS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 16, 1852
Delegates to the souther2 and Western Trade Convcn
tion to meet In this city to arriving In large
numbers. All the Southern members Of Congress have
been invited and about sixty have expressed their nten
iion OF attending The convention sits for day only
and closes with grand banquet.
Two nsis arrived to night from New Orleans leaving
one still due.
The aayor Of Savannah publishes c,rd In the papers
Of that city 10 The sct that savannah has fiscal
rection vith the Phouix Bank of New York that the
coupons Of bonds payable in New York city able
the Manhattan Bank and at thu city Bank aud that
the pay due IN Augmt last provided for Mt the
time to the last cent due.
The subs to the Pensacola railroad Ia favau-
nah have reached Slt0Oto.
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THE UNITED STATES PATENT oFFIcE-ro ALL
% s &,
flts Of this ONCE.
sohsr Patsnss have eaased the fstsns of
flee to be hersupto saea this ninth day Of DssmSsr
two and the Independence of the United st.ss, shs
TO rIIR COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS UNITED
Tho petition Of Charles Goads.ar New Haven in tn.
State q Ns.hhsi Hayward Of coloaos
then the
preparing oaoaohsuo .da rubber phur for the
so. a various arG m the
and not used before his ssd discovery nveatioa
utility value aid snd
or me G % Of ne eoeevd an sppos
TsSsSs .s. n G @
ths Of the said Hayward were such
that he not able and had the going
@ Of msnufs turing Lras rubber In saoh and
s oSey ana sn s h
i:ssu,; ii; fnas rubber shs sss
eeula procure no one Of credit engage that
make best Rs sond for for
said discovery aud Improvement in sn with his
This petition further sAoweth raid Charles Goodyear
srsssed in making sxpsrments for he i'm the
% & Sd s IN 90
to pe,ohs;s q sst :!wsr%S 4 'at M
Thai said Goosys.r oersd to purchase said imprsvsnent
d the psss Of 'Sssi .na q sape;
said HAYWARD for he year. the Of about
ss.. tn, .ss ,ss
sos,Eisd cssdysas proposals. and ssrssa
to 10 Sy 3 sns sfH: . ssp ss
collars osssr to si. sss oS
tent in his own name for said MT and at his own
ss %'a said s's
b. M % rG Tor and @ u' s hm sAs .ro o
ss pay said s.a sum Of three tsou,snd
PYy none; PATTY i saIs,
sscifeaon made and sworn TO by said Hayward t.ned
letters pat mt for said discovery and Improvement in his
q sirusry S s S sgs asnsd ned wsish read,
. i s s 81 ali a GayWsrs
ever fro, said oooaysIr Or ,rsT any ether
,-.~sssss11>uvwssuume uumesn1un16ull11vqu
vsId has psovsd ts sse ct sac ss
ns h.s ben n DC II the - r. iss Al.
shs valve q one oa q d.srs as Least IS said
That .ad nay.srd Shlls he owner ?, ssid i'm
eorvsss the public and ind vsal q Tho srss, value ..
ls ,sd asrt believed is2l sr.ss value
sSs ai The pase at 10 time
Hayward sold said lis eircamtspcss M were
sueps tho public and he therefore obliged to sell
This petition further showeth ,h.t said patent for said
has a. tsSa to t. long s ha,
S to d ;ss I M sS q
New Jersey. This petition further shows that said Hay
ward took all reasonable measures to INTRODUCES his nven
ton into general and that without fault
owing TO the state q the times and the then condition
os the manufacture of India rubber said Harvard has
failed TO stain ressouatls compensation for his said In
vnton and improvement and his ingenuity and expense
bestovet upon the saHe.
glis petition further showeth thst said Goodyear and
g s u ar . the
tor of said ment In purtuanoe OF and according 20
The law tuca case provided. Dated New York Eoy5ln
1 Lt, % ISS2. NATHAhIEL HAYWARD,
| CHARLES GOODYEAER, by
WILLIAM JUDSON
I His attorney In fact
i Sisred 10 presence of
fnwD N. DICKINSON, NO. Chambers street. New YORK
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
From WashinRton city,

| "WhmhuYtO0
| THE HEALTH OF HON. W. II. KIHa-PEARs ENTHR.
rAIkED THAT NE I'LL NOT RECOVER, ErC
spxcAL CORRESPONDENCE YoRx HERALD
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1852.
The health Of Vice President King improving and
there IL to fear that he may resume hs
official duties His probable is already talked
Of Mr. Bright, OF Indiana, Is pressed by the Cas- or
snciont managers Of the democracy but 1t secss more
likely that Southern will receive this mark Of
confidence, should Vacancy occur Probably Mr.
Atctinsos, Of Missouri combining both Western and
Bouthern intcrestsw provo to be the man The rsmo
Of Mr. Knsk, Of Texas, has also been suggested
~ ALERrE.
Trg oABINKy or GEN PIBxcE-epYosrrIoN TO FIJI
EtSgsTERrssf- PRINTING PAPER COltTHACT, Ere.
FRos kEGULAR CcNREsPoapErT.
WARRINGTON, Dec. IT, 1862
gentleman rccently from Concord, states on the
strength OF personal interview with General Pierce
that he is at prssene inclined to make cabinet up
pontme3ts from New England considering shat section
Of the country adequately represented in his person
Charles O'Conor, Of Now York, thought to stand
GOOD chance for the Attorney General.hip.
The friends Of ex Sensor Foote, IT Misssss:ppi are
pressing his claims to position In s cabinet ond tho
Union democrats Of the South think he is fairly nted
to The distinction.
distinguished democratic Senator from ono Of the
against the acquisition OF Cuba In any shape In which
the question may come up the ground that IL would
divert planters with their ssves from Texas and hinder
the deveopemcn Of the of that State Several
democratic members Of Congress, hailing from slave
States bordering upon the free States express them
selves opposed the acquisition Of Cuba likely TO
prove dsdvsntagaous to the interests of their own
States There ems to be strong current setting
against the nlbusers generally. and we'll informed men
OF opinion that General Pierce will also take decided
stand against them.
The Secretary Of the Interisr declines deciding upon
any further proposals for materials for public buildings
because he IL to vacate his olce-and refers
parties TO the Committees Of Congress.
william A. Wheeler g. Co OF New York, haze been
the contract for tho fourth class paper tor the
public printing the lowest bidders samples consi
deIed.
Secretary Conrad gave brilliant entertainment
fret CT the seasonast night About thirty moubers of
CcJgIse ses were IN attendance.
William A. Bradley, Postmaster OF Washington bss
been confined several dsysby serious injuries from fall
In landing from steamboat ut Aquia Creek
Madame sontag gives concert at Carusi's saloon,
Mondsy evening She has engaged tho apartments at
winafas itr rmery occupied BY Jenny Lind
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Arrivals at the MetropoutAn-Hon. J. o.. SEWER, Nc~
Orleans; ID Z. Van Buren Rishmond, Va; w Cole
man, San Frsncsco; w. H. BarksdAie, ~ Louis Chas.
O. Little Boston: Allied Ball Portland; " u. Loomis,
New Lcndon; X NJ Housh. Illinois; Wa Miller, Wash
irgton; stanley Troy; Geo. \. sedyard caxenovis;
Bobsrt Iossshend and family. auorney osn.rl Chat
Burlington Capt. n Poster, ysr'ront II. IL. Dsat, s.
Losis. No
AT the Howard Ho,sl-Dr Hatch. w. Faulkner
Keene n IL 4. IA. Nintou Ithaca ". ID. Phelps De.
trot. W p. shedd Washington, ID. Q n. n Baxter
and lady 0blo n. Grenooeh Ne~buryport: ,. Blood
good. Phil o IL Ccelsy. Springfield; W ,. L<wis Nor.
fistopn; l.. q. Tinatsos. Einira; 8 Hanna, vAstss
q Proctor, q. Pstter 3. O. stone, Boston. y. LLOYD
Bal.isnsrs, j. a P0tssx, Rtov.deace.
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MURDKR ON BOARD THE BRITISH SHIP ST. JAMIE
BxTRADrTIoN OF THE MURDERER, CLAIMED UNDnH
TEE ASHBU RTON TREATY


MURDER ON BOARD THE BRITISH SHIP ST. JAMIE
BxrRADrTIoN OF THE MURDERER, CLAIMED UNDHE
TEE AsnBURrON TREATY
Before j. w. Nelson Eco.
Dyc II 0n the 30th Of Novem last as tho Briteh
shlp st. James the high seas and beyond twenty
bot Of the passengers Augustus Barr and man
named Dressper la which Barr stabbed mis- adversary,
Who died subsequently at the hospital on Staten leland
sAithef he removed tho arrival OF tho ship ct
qua anime The act having becn committed on the high
ssae under the British flag authorities could not
take cognxance Of It, and the cxtradtion Of the pr
tner Is claimed by Anthony Barclay, Esq, Il. b. II
Consul at New lork
appears from the dspositions of Patrick 0'5ulivsa
Irshman who vas passenger ON board the st. james,
that Goth November last at about half past eleven
O'Clock he assault oorr1itted by Augustus Barr,
upon the person Of another psssnger named DrcssssR
Barr tripp<d Dressper up he pAsspg him sad
caued him 70 fall Drsesner i'm nediatsiy and vss
very much dispcased with Barr and put his hand 60 ha
meek 10 shove him off, previous TO his doins tins tnsy
hss mad sp srsunaent, but did not understand wnAs
put his hand on Barrs neck and showed MIN bsrr
stabbed Dlesser With knife In the ert sidc; ns nsa
the knife In his hand previous TO the argument Utn
some bscuis and meat In the osner ne stabbed MIN - ~
now producSd and shown me- which has blade seous
shrss inches losg resembles tho one he used onnnos
ssv vheths Il IVES Q or dangerous woand Dr
ner was inmsdaey taken 70 the doctor o. sns snS
t.,ed. the vessel about twenfy mues o"'S~0 Wv
entrance 10 New York hafbor. -. -,
iron this deposition. the Cummssaoner ,ssuc. ~
warrant and the prisoner VINO ~ - r. h xsur.
.n ~. rnor~ ths. rs % years OF ags Mr Joseph
nlunt ~ nSed A. counsel for ths Brtfh uoasui Mr
I.,h,op stated that Mr. y. H. Taimadgs Was engaged ~
sou s.s sor The accused but no wss unsvcAsoy sesns
=. - busire.s He therefore, asked for pose-
nd IL thsesse until saturday morntng AAa -
cs~mssiocsr grsntod the sppLesttoe.
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FArAL RAuRoAp AccrprNr-As the evening

Fatal RAILROAD AcCIpEST-As the evening
train yesterday for Ntw Ysrk approaching Beverly
wagon wss coyered in the act Of crossing the track
The neineer immediately reversed the engine, but be
fsre tho locomotive could be checked struck tho wag
eon. containing Mr.. Durel and lady. The wagon vas
imsshed TO pieces and Mr. Durcll killed The lady was
very seriously and IA fesred fatally injured Mr. pure
vas highly respectable farmer shout seventy five years
OF age living In the Deiehborhood The LADY vas not
kDosn She appeared TO be about thirty years OF age
1t OF those unavoidable accidents which cannot
be guarded against under the present regulations along
the different raliroASs sivergns fron this yPAsis
dlphIs hgswu DIE II.
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-. W'ikU 4 "
WILLIAM =. Hall, Cashier.

90 Q o . o o 90
The other ten dollar bill the same only msde pay
able to u. WaisWerrh.
In this matter IL seems by the affidavit made By
Count St James before Mayor Kingslsad, tAst
about the 2lst Of October last hs rented Freemsu
house situated In l2th street hs seventh svoaus
for tho term Of months at the IL and
the 10th OF November freemsu, in making paynoat q
S25 for the rent OF said premises gave $40 500
riou bills, snd such bank ssu-
ing bills OF that description In existence, Mr. %.
James ed the arrest Of frecmAu the charge
Of passins false tokens for tho purpose o.
cheating and deirauding On this charge tresmaa aaA
hs arrested and conveyed before tho Ohisf a.
Police. The subsequently Discharged from
tody but tie father committed for furner ring
From iho facts elicted the Mrs.t Of froemsn Mr.
Mackellar the Chief 3 clerk and Captain Grove
tanned the existence of other frauds the public
,pecting spurious bills In circulation, ranging from
dollar IN five. fnllOXa -
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euAVKf.l.E.AE ariDM

LS0H ALsANY-wINTER ARRANoEssNT-rHRks
n daily hses-fare 81 bo-rhe trains leave ci,y Hat
eatisn. corner Of Tyon md Centre sets ea, SUE
lays sxssptes ~ follews i-rirst train a. - A. ~ nAr
Mnay ezpress stepTng st eroton Fhlls Dover Plains
HsdalA, end Chatham Four Gornerf arriving ~ A. NJ
time 70 connect with tbe ~ train from Albany, sess
ssrd srsis ~ y n Alsany s5press seprrs - cresot
Jsrnsrs srs.vng r. NJ sornsetiss =, Aesny wish 81
rsss sEais for Banaao, RosrrasS viii isAyt Gas Ahaay
nsn sErross tsain arriving IN New terh y "a G r.
s.,ra. -. .s,;,, nH train =; s'sas al rs., sHssf h
a rAmpRH AMI AhBUl kAIlkOAD FOR PHILADkl-
~ phie nvu fisr No. i. rsxM river fooa atsttory
ylsossTwc hscs daily morning ns ~ 10 A n ty s,eau.
Ins ~ ssss.se.s Jons poTiEs r.ss rspsss ssss
fhilaaslpkia frcm soet Of street. 81 10 ~ and
ETfniss iiss 's'smboas ATLAS. fr'. Pier Ne
Nlw.. YQRK AND PIILA DRLffIs- DI KLoT.-
assrs New Jersey Railroad Jersy CttyAsssns New
FORK feet o. Cortandt street, ~ ana A. NJ aa1 AZ
r. NJ Leave PhiaAelphIa a, 8 snd A ~, sna gk n IN
For nrst sisss, ts sscone de-: lin ssd s2k FER
Aeksts ella u she above lines ,hreush hass.ss esrss
ths A. r. and " p. ~ nnss from Now Nosk Passsn
WITH kexxaxs cross Mo fsrry ssss mnuss ssfsrs Ne
~ UpsON RIVER RAIbROA D.-TRAIss DAlLr
A ben Chanss!s s.rss. for Ass.y sad Tr.s:-
vitA asas rsshar Ruhsle Hostrss ~ esicsk ssns
na6 1ssi.. sA \. Throssh way trails MIP.M
Pss,rs tsisn a On wSsrs Cas Ill Chr sspssr r,vs
49, Mains. rom cssl street, a u. a n sss
t. pSsls. ass ~ r. n fer AlNssy, stspyznS - al
~1ssA QSo. sTARx. ssssgsaNass&A
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Brooklyn. City Intelligence.

THE NAVY YsRp-A telesraphio despatch received
about O'Clock yesterday morning from Washington
sonting the ordsr Of the Naval Bureau which
qurtd the employees 70 commence work at sunrise In
stead Of one hour later az heretofore Many proceeded
to wo immediately In order make three fourths OF
cay, while gers despatched to New York In
fomrg those resoing In that city OF the favorable turn
OF affairs and by sl the wcikmen had assembled
preparatory 10 the resumption Of their sbors at one
o'clock.
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nine shop Burned 1T ncrlden Conn

NkRIDEN, CONN Dec II, Ib52
The mschine shop Of Foster. Merriam Co took fire
this afternoon while most Of the workmen were at sup
per The Are originated n the attic which with the
upper story, ecstroyed together with most OF the
contents. The principal sufferers Colt Iibbey o.
Wststmss and Horace Wing fhe loss IL estimated at
SIC 90, sld Is mostly covered By insurance.
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CiNcfSy.ri, Dec rs. 1854
Hogs are selling az 80 IS, and pork Ia fru At sl7
Sight txshaDge On New York IL dull Fre.ghts TO New
Orleans st &c. fer iour and 65c, FOR pork.
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HoRsRs-wANikD TO PURcHAsR, CHgAp ron
- esthi pAr % shenG seosa kana Ana well mstehsa
sarrsss hsrses hss .ndsr sstssn hasss hsh hay pre-
sFre sks nct ~ mvsh csnssgusaes
wth er eihesta if ksekswaf wnxea fsf css or swo
hersse address wssh tewss cash prss " K ID. a. nav
kseAsNs. Ntstshsstsg es- N. n.
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yyLEG R AP HIC,

BALTIMORE, Dec IL. 1852.
The Southern papers received night contain the de-
ta:ls Of the hexran atws to the 10th uitno tbs m-
portSrt POINTS OF which have boon already telsgr
corsucta, with 81 200 oo0 had left tae city OF Mexico
fer Vera Cruz.
The Orion. OF Vera Cruz seys that the public oicss
will necessarily Gloss soop for wan. Of money the on
cazEo. without pay.
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HAvAra Dec l2--Ths densnd Ea' sugars had been
lsss brsk for want Of stock in first hss few boxes Of
the nev crcp bad been received. sue srs assorted 8
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sot W he bad bcrn kept Two thrse weeks confined In
the iosshsome prison. In the cmpauy OF Hundred or
two ef mcrisrers asssssins, and such uke.
OBSERVER
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Cincinnati and Day ton Snort Line Railroad.
CiycirrATi. Dec. 10 1862
The ceremony Of breaking ground for the Cincinnati
an Day ON, (shos ne Railroad performed to- day
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TfIIRTY-ykCOND CONGRESS-.
sECoND SESSION.

Senntes
WAsHyoroS, Dec II, 1862
The senAte not in session to-day, that ,sdy hay.
adjourned from Thursday till Monday.
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SUPREME COURT, PUTNAM CouNTY-JoSEPH
hosior against John Boomer Charles x. Goodeil Ca
TO John Bloomer and the osher defend ants-You are
hereby summonod and required to answer compsu in
county Of Putnam about the 9th day Of October
rve copy o. your answer to said complaint at
X within tweIty days after service exclusive Of
the day Of such service; and IL fail
plant a. storesad tho plainT will aplv to the for
the renet demanded IN the oompl int. L. MCCOY,
Dated, Oct. IL. 1882
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LEGAL NOTICES,

II EPOkTED FOR THE PUBLIC LEDGER u g.
~ District Court. December l6-Judss Kane In Admi.
raIty wetherstons rs the Reindeer. Ths IiboI TO
Tns beapt purchased hi, ticket from named 90
mton IN new York who rspresent ted that he would
being built under cont for him by C.ptsn Loper Mr.
had contracted for the building steamer
With Captain Loper certain conditions terms Of nay
mens he paid several thousand srs hsr but fsf
o. was sold by tho builder. q public auction account
OF whom II may concern The consequepce wa that the
steamer never delivered Mr. hsmtop aad his pas
were not sent In her 70 California Tho libel
she belonged 70 hamilton and rfor, liable On tRo
contract entered into by him ia convey tse Calf
fornis in her The Court however held that Hamilton
never bad Of the vessel and entitled
hsve possession until he had 'ufleu wlsh
the builder the steamer ot liable IL could be
shown thai the builder ludsd IL the Of Hamilton
or participated in the sale ~ tickets by him. Lb dis
sg d, with costs c. W. Wollas and Balch for the
dent. - 'AS As'Pon-
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unufAL FEAST FOR THE TRUE LOVER OF ART,
IA -osaa4 sale Of superb masniasens and really vaiu-
asls sv saeti,n under the license Of r. D. Gsod
y1ns ~ ~ ChArss Phfrs. 81 London, Thursday the
- eae !nesy ths Ath Of the month commencing
- - Sslsss each day Tho entire private oedton Of
seLred BY recent losres with these his
ehssAsa eenrsnons for the last fifteen years Now
hen - 0at roxien Of the community which IL sufficiently
snislveeee eoiate ana sbess to obtain gems OF
- ss vaseS esy Anoas those BY modern artists will
Dursal ysssis Talbot Harvey Ranngy, Cropsey, O. p.
uneA. y G. Green the favcrite gupl OF Huntington;
ne Frss btsp BY Mrs Lilly NJ ssseer considered by artists
40 - her matter piece, and smphaticay ,uneed
xssie > shis asPsrtmsnt ease and hfelk express
en utniAtare tgeres OF foreign there originals
~ Wuan brevn, Of London Jackquand, wonres
80, ostsse who ceeval with Ienners nvaiu
oul1u6 tive eabtpe< landscapes. bv Dietser winter,
~ CTuosmaa Open for sxAnnatiou from ten till four
oeeeh, unsu Gay Of sale, 81 the owners residence, No.
~ wsse Einsteenth street Every picture warranted as
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A NfnONY J. BLEEcKER, sUCTIoNEgR-LAaGE
aal psrempo sae Of seventypne desirable building
ss q sxtsseth Seventeenth kineteeph Tweateth and
80 stree1 and on avenue b, Ia the Eighteenth
SssS e tAs city Of New York. A. auction Aathcny
nleeexer vii seu ~ auction Tn sd6y &C. 2S a. IL
ss'sn = NE heFehants hxshanse the following valuable
~ .ss sa: o. avenue bot 20 sisteenth and ssven-
O M.ssssth aad on ssvsatesnth streets seventeen
and ssvsa :nsns ON Seventeenth street and all lying In
one bseys between avenues and directly
Absvs eee cemnaencng ninety i've feet six
nue y On kineseenth street al choice ote of
rouna msvstod on the IN side of Nineteenth street.
swcsa Iiree avenue and A. commencing nney-six
Eest ease 81 First avenue twentieth street s
situete1 en the south aide of Twentieth street. between
Brse avenue and avenue ninety three feet
ten ana hall inches wett of Ao lots
tuaas1 sn ths north aide Of fwcn
svenss And avenue A. ten Of the commencing
one feet from avenue A. and B feet ten
nshes fsm first On street, also ff
see Ieo q ground situated the south side of Twenty
nrss street between First and
fsst east cf first The above lots all
..sased for diats improvement either for
sis staa.ed are all psved and Sixteenth and
rwessseh strsets fsvsred This property situated
rsssy iepse,ing nsiehb rhood, aad Sfsrs usual in
saS will be known the day Of SALE
Mape deserbkkg the above be the nuc
oioesee. Ne Broad street
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T'NoLATs srLrHUR BATHS. sn PEARL STREET
tssf ~ esav ay-kstsblsshea IN is1D by Louis j. Tine
st tren fsrts fsF tks ef inhksery and ohrenio
seesia1 tfugtens q n, skin. ss.ers colds
Ne Ne ans ere My nmented by most sminsnt
phJ seisns, Ora hcts. kisss@. ne. 40.