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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
THE CRYSTAL PALACE.


Dt,crsxtson OF ArtE les -. Amlaican, Irish,
as0 EsneiIsh Departments.
Eotbins new occurred yesterday in the great mu
scum Of industry. The packages which I'LL the
southern nave 10y untouched, and the section sppro
rIiated TO the Cobein and Eevres porcelain was clos
I'd and silent The only evidence Of progress towards
completing the Palace was tho carrying OF paintings
4nso tie picture gallery, commenced yesterday. We
noticed some days ago that the picture gallery was
ready and it was announced at the Palace. by the
sAicias OF the exhibition, that on Friday last the
Hanging OF the paintings would take places but, as
ysasl, great delay was attendant upon this work,
sna yrcbay not till the latter part Of TIC week will
Abe hanging Of the paintings commence We exam
iaed few Of the works carried into the gallery and
found some Of them to be really Of great merit aud
artistic excellence. But We are sorry to say that
many, and va may add. very many Of them, were
sneTc dssbr, rot fit even fo- place in common
srosgtyy or barber's shop. We hope that some dis
examination will be exercised on the part Of the
directors, In admitting works to this gallery. 1t
ought to lie made the receptacle Of those works the
most select and admirable; il these oani.Ot he had,
Or net contributed why, then close up this por-
Non Of the exhibition A flne gallery OF paintings.
collected with taste and judgment, will DO al im.
aeDse attraction of the great exhibition but an
amalgamated mass of pictures, mere daubs, with
rsly here and there masterpiece, will deIact from,
more thas it will add to. the Crystal Palace.
Tie Palace was lighted up for the frat time last
evening and presented an elegant appearance, the
come having On areal lightning that was most I'M
posing.
The lCia.,ef Of vsiters during yesterday were
s SDy.
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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
PIAyoToRTRS.

vI PIAyoFoRTHs.
Th~e seems 10 be good deal Of mystery as to
die s& invention of the pianoforte II was not un-
I'll I'd. latter half Of the eighteenth century that
riandortcs we~c generally known. Previous to that
time We hear only Of spnettes cAviohords, and harp-
sschQds.
TiS Cas-, account we have Of the piano, WAS In
17l6wlren man named Marius, presented 70 the
AcadWJ of Sciences, Ia Paris, q clavicin whose
string yibrated with hammers ip,tead Of plecrums.
Two rs,e after, Christofofo at Florence, introduced
some sTther improvements.
Wehcar very little Of the pianoforte from this
kmc .aGl tao year $780, when Tumpe b Siwernan,
Gerans. had established small piano manufactures.
A fc years Gfter, Beckey, German, with Joha
BroaHota and Robert St9dsrt, of England, under
aookc Apply the pianofcEte Mechanism 70 the harp
sichd, whisl, after many experiments, they sue
eecdl IA dcing--which mechanism in oil lis cs zen.
al yrtien'ars, Is still used by Mcssrs- Broadwood &
esodA ana Il remarkable Tor Ia simplicity, eicicn-
" Oil durability. In l7s6, the srssshopper nction
was ttcrlei by Geib, and shortly after introduced
Ii Lcdcc. In 1905 werc applied horizontal steel
aars ser the s.rlngs, but which improvement hss
peyc,thoroughly been carried ont In 1920, Mr..
rtods patented system Of brscing BY means OF
tubeAnd string plate, by which the strain 'tas that
zine bout seven tcas Ii entirely taken OF tie case,
as shwn by a piano on exhibition ct the Islase.
NAM improvements cf a minor importance have
S!nc(DeCn made.
Moss Stcdart 4 Son cf London. have on ex-
hibitin thc following superh pian0f0ftss "a seven
Ostav grpnd pisn0iorte, in walnut wood caac, with
rand sad carved shiel<lA The style OF this il
f.;zafttan. This piano has an inverted 'wrest
xaDL and also the metallic tubes and spring plate
Us incntsd and patented W the Aesza Ssodafs In
1scO
nLO walnut wood case, with richly carved satin
syuo, ornaments. The keys are Of mother OF pear
Drd ,orlo,sc shell. Tho curtain has the American
csgy ,ichy embroidered in cotored sl.lS+ beaa
alniwork
rosewood compact squore ranororsc. With
r.alosstoy carved scroll uusscs and Tyre, in the
lou,s NV. style. This piano is remarkable for the
tms1nsss Of its case, the keyboard being la tbf
9tatrc, ard has rich, powerful tone. The mechan
km OF both casc AID action IL entirely olperens-tne
section being very staple ard down striking. Ths
sction Of le soft pedal - also novel IL simultaneous
D. lessecs the blow OF the hammer end depth o.
Snuch which enables the performer TO play the pac
without altering the quality OF The tone Lovers o
ynasic viii examine these pianos wish rauoa nerest
WASHINGTON NATIONAL. MONUMENT
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Contributions fb@ this day. ~ ii
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DEFY KuLHp NJ THE Ctns.-The bconsov1
attached 20 the passenger train on the Michigan
Southern Rsiiroad ran into Q drove Of aacr, nssg
ITEM. which worc found near The ira X ehe nsa3
moaning. They were probably sstncaeS bys>e us>A
a The OcODQtivex Ut
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The total number Of schools employed by this one
urn, 81, each school averaging about $50 scholars
The average weekly earning Of oaoh school is about
Ella sterling Total yearly outlay in labor wages Is
about forty thousand pounds sterling These goods
very valuable, Some small dresses, exhibition. be-
ing worth hundreds OF dollars. The exhibitors OF
Ghh tese Gil Il VITA new Articles once each week.
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rrRsr srAsIoN BEGINS MONDAY. DEC. s. IL
SENATE.

SENATE.
The aersts eorsfsA Of tSo ana.ors from cash stats
rhs.e ere thst, e.s States, rspssssOtsi by sixty
Senator's
osnp cyBR AsD nsm.
Wings ia HoIic; dcmocysts ia Romaa. T,ose m2rsad
y. Ffce Setl1s AsolinoMSSs; u. Aos estsd as
UnCN mc S. Il Mox aascc. q So.v1us on S ate RigAs
mon
tLEasDsrr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dsvio Atohiscn
SSa1IAhf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AsbVry Uckns.
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TrsrSy-uhSrd ConSrsss
rNRw O. xNgrcEe FRiDAY. MARCH 4. 1868. AND
TERMINATES MAKCH 4, 1865.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TIA Buue y i oonsit cf tso hucdred and thirty four
exaeys spo 6vs ioSi-l dsieeates AZ tsrtoy
IsvirS nesls been fer med, viz Wsnt ugtoa Tue dei,
Faes. DO ever. have vate Thsre bsse heea slsod
to tae rkifsy thid CoDgress two hundred sd esvo
Ire&ts.stiycg Leaving st " be elected twoay three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Municipal Elections.

GALVESTON, Texas-M. Seeligson Is elected
MAYOR By vote Of 100 to l6l for 5. sydnor. City
Marshal, Clerk HaIbor Master, three Port Wardens.
Treasurer sesrcher Of Vessels, Weigher, Surveyor,
Sexton, and Aldermen from each Of the three wards
elected without political contes
NILS, Mch.-President Of Village. Rod
ney c. Paine, and Recorder, Thomas fitzgerald. Not
pssy contest
WEsrcHEsrER, Pa.-At the Borough cleo
ton the whole Wing ticket elected by handsome ma
iorites Board of License favorable to Liquor License
Present debt of the Borough $4,000
NoRRIsTowS. Pa.-FOr the first time ia the
last quarter Of century at least an entire new Coun
ell have been elected, Zadok 7 Calf. Burgess
YORK, Pa.-Regllar Wing nominees gene
rally successful.
CoSSEAurvnLE, Pa-Whig Burgess, c.
COPYRIGHT Esq-DemocratIe and Frees Tows
Council and a majority Of remainder OF the Offices
Wing.
CARBesDALE, Ps.-MayOr, James Archibald
No apparent political contest
W,TERrowS, n. Y-President, Joseph Null
lin But Ette respec; paid 20 party nominations
Portions of several tickets succeeded
PESs Y.S, n. Y-Teuperance Village Off.
GERS elected by an average majority Of 600 Conside-
rshe Illegal voting ws prevented BY the vigilance OF
the friends Of a Prohibtory Law Cold Water, cor
respordlnt under date OF March q writes
The Church bells were rIny this evening and gen
ers manifestations II 10y made By me Temperance men
over their victory The Maine Law u practically estab-
hshed for the ensuing year IN Penn IAN.
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Railroad Accidents, &c.

20 1r EdffoT " iN ~ T. A'~~~t
One Mr.. T. II. Ray, of Jour City, " IN view
Of the many accidents occurring railroads and with
desire to promote the safety and comfort of railway
passengers" about a year since advertised that ne
would give premium Of "hfieen hundred dol~f'
for the bes, invention for preventing loss Of life from
collisions. Snd from The breaking Of sxles and wheels
toge;her With another premium Of EIGHT hundrei aoI
lsrs for the best mSthod OF excluding dst from cars
when N motion = tire premiums 4" 20 BE- 10 70 ne De
c.ion Of competent Judges 70 be appointed - Com
rpiftee Of the American Institute"
A. spDesrs ~ their report sad premiums were eft 70
rcrpbsfsnt COMMITTEE IL accordance with the yer "a.
offered by wr Ray which ssid Cosnmree have Oand
tbepselyes unsrnoUsiy unable 20 award me sarns ~
ne qbssses of ssreSnf SsEai ezpZtaesf % ssLsosa ne
-es n he Inventions offered. The Joke u the Ting
= thst one Of tie conditions OF Mr. Ray that no IN
vent0ns sIeady Introduced 20 the puoe Woaii De en-
rted 20 ecrupese for he prlzesT besu1'ui eo2nes
for 0efzai szpsruaSnt truly.
Wien a boy Mr. Editor. | used 20 t>a treg'lensiy.
wing BRIGHT quarsy Securely above The book by way
a fsfeA On and although often hsled tooEfer.
never had the least concern that should lose ne
bait
IN behalf of the 10 competitors
ONE THAr DID ut ESrER THE Lfri
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. rsTRALIA PIONEER LINE ofMONTH


N LY PACKETs.-The ship. Of this hne are stted up
VIII Fruersons Patent NoutiaOrs and carry Frances
Metallic idfe The nearly and beautiful clipper
shin NlMROD Capt. James Nichols, Will succeed ne
oRTGON as ninth ship Of the Above line, ana SAL rom
S1w.York for MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, on the
io,h of Apri punetuay BY application TO any OF tae
hsepts will be seen list Of the provisions ample qaaa-
es 81 which are provided for the use Of passenger The
s Sso % cssn $500 and SIS second cabin, els
FYeryhing is provided i0r the passeneers except wn
and liquors, seaP aud towels TIC eas,, Pssass a.
lowed 10 each adult No beTths viii be CONSIDERED . "
Td m AZ least third the amount OF passage mas peeh
nod as Sepost potion OF the second CABIN Is httea ep
IN superor manner for families and Others p'ies eIP
eaeh Children under Il years Of age halipnce Az eA'
nencca SURGEON accompanies each vessel and every 81
cnSance rt quse for the eoato OF PASSENGER preFaea
The NIMRoD is very fast sa'er ana has sepsio &c
oommodaiious for passengers Her saloon Is % zee. "a
Ssth Her scond cabin rOoJny, hight and wei Neat-
aird The propetors ol this the hIst and oaiy hesai
-, aesw NECESSARY state that none OF their vesses
Nv bsen Obliged 10 stop any port tor supplies
frstolaSs vessel viii .ueese ne Nianon shS ~ %
n = sQth ofMay. II. W. CAMERON Hs Vail ST. ~ i-0'
j. OGDEN
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NAP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. built

II ;rrsr D.cket ship TEXAS, SO tuns capacity, % no~
=, receive rgo and Of hrsi ana scnd
80 III, ~ from New \ ok The l2th ApnL The No
-. hnlt I'm the most thorough manner Tor regular TAee.
- a., New lark her accommodations tor Passengers
beng constructed upon improved an and wi'aSat =.
- 20 sxnTn.e well ventilated, spacious snd elegant
s5 with but tao tiers Of berths nearly 81 snse the
.se HIGHT Of CABIN (suy fee where otaer anus h..5
Tire uers Of doahe beFihs Toe ee!us "a .ns go.
80 The ,de. OF tie ship, thus avoiding the hAAs ~
los,s Of the ship in the berths, also the saeos Aia
,f1ucA arising from bilse water A. the ar sr~AA'
-, =, "a The ship viii Be c,mmsnded oy an espo,
s.S az Efficient Captain and Otheers aod PfS'lae9
.S .l,'i6 Phvsician Our pncysions vii % seiecoo
w - ard be OF the best quality. One oufh OF PAssAse
sy rsri;ted VIII secure pasase TOT weiee aPpY 20
Sg 2t1N n SANFORD, No. - SOath-st
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~Jp. TAYLOR Editor of The Tunes, c

rJ. d. Taylor, Editor of The Times Cin
eiunGu was presented lew days .nee with a maspts
cent service o; s7er On which engraved The fol-
lowing inscrpc.o1 Presented % J. D. Taylor for hs
manly and psrrOue edOrt IN the support OF ne Amer
can system Of Common sehoos Cincianar, Asren ~
lisa
~ The Grad Jury Of Logan County, NJ;
ss.r,t Pr..ley No.. f,s nan of color, for mgra'
rsg &c his ssate TIE psnst-y = ecuaasna-n, 70 .ae
Pelhsnfisry Morris gave ~es b. an III ''' p4'''
otkEOxE.
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t1ater Cure.

HYDROPATKIC and HYGIENE INSIl-.
TUTE No. IS LziShtst-fias es,abiis5Hisnt h.Fihg
her enlarged b. the sddOn OF tue double house aio'a
- esn - econ nod ATE about hundred peIs0l. $40
81 s-p.rtrpsut FOR f-snae dsosss. r. / TRAIL " D.
Prot,,sstor DR. J. L HOSkORD Ass.st4EL
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-Ths estab-
b.hnnenf viii b. opsned the hrst Of Apri ~ has
hr etted up With p4rtegr rr-d 20 The comfort md con
$500, 81 usfieuts sni H. ut toe cssbrlied neslthi1
- ~ H. Mood chmste VII make II l0sr aea-rAbe
-. sacress Dr W r. REH Newport, K L
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. UsTRALIAN PACKET LINE-For Port

~ pbilln Melbourne kc-The new A | clipper bark
THEONESA Joseph Webster, Commander, TO saii March
q positively This vessel fitted out IN most superior
manner expressly for passengers; the o
comfort ard convenience being unsurpassed oy any snip
now i'm mort Bath. rooms, &c combined with which tue
,, lnc,vn e,perience of her commander who has been
long and fnvoreby known the passenger trade VIII IN
SURE for those who may sail Ia her every possible faculty.
No eypensr will be spared to make her equal 70 those winch
have rrocetded her in this line VIZ ALBUS and PEi-
IONA superiority Of which are already s9STp % ne
fETIFR propretor No. Sc WalLst- or ONERAANS 4
GRtNER eonsgpees No. . sOuth-st or on board, Pier
n y foot of Pines.
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y V SUPERIOR COURT.-Ann Jennings

srrt MY Asa J-nuaE sd ctlsr- = 1ln1 a - -
n - pEFINDANTr i04 A. s-r-1s s1n ~ - -
,..--~s 70 sasrer - euup thi- IA 10 -
a. "a - C-rk 81 t-Is Coat a. t.s 80 49, = = - :
a. 1900 Il Gee ~ y Nsrca1s tHeasH<. va =
- - II eays aes 3s ssrsrr ~
~ -,~Ir- Az C. szea s-rsrs al 20 = y s--
a. - s-s1 a aalr--A.1 Ne yN1.H
fr- - c--kz-11 - ec1zs a.
g. = - 1ay.-nzi-s 70 9 "a -
- r. ii RoDNAS. Psrta A-.csa-g
Ian s..sn-- t0<EFEIsE JESSlsS. - .@sa~'
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NEw.YORK SUPREME COURT, County

Of ~ -Joph Boushou sinst Rufus bestea ana heair
ga e. Aarsn feen Az krhssh. ~ se >Guir MOO, H
Re Com not ser To AARON BELDEN and ACdsAd ~
You s- bereby hammered and required - answer ne CON
-hcA sej N the 90 Of Ne SierN y ~
Ceausy KrE Hal TIE Cay sfoosr W 90 s ~
Ay o. Janusry sasNcr % - .a
raut snhseoev. AZ h. osce No y Joaa - ~
Cf OF Neu Yori tsrny days ater ne -evce & ms ssE
rors on th- law 81 such servce Az ~ ~ %
an th- cou,pairs sthn ne tune aa--rsd tie psnld
al lppy he Court o he rel s1atra - ee ~,
-. p,,ed w ToYk. Fsh - ISSL JARED SPARKS.
- Afnrn~y. n. . JoAa It Y.
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feeal Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE Of SALE OF
Z PEOPFKrY Er UNPAID AssEssAESf2-P.s-e 49,
$780, sse1 Il Isos-ry 0r nnFA4 h-s-,s7'-
-. 80 - ic sat.u Cty Nj ~ - L'J u ~ 90
on FRfDAT 81 a. - ABf ls53 a. q oe<t AZ 100 ~
f~urs ne - .. ~ sh- "a 49, grpp-fJ .Ah-
- - 81 az d-ed s;-ruaru. ~ N rfus-F = p r
- u5ts .sss--r~.t. v1htest N he~ Tor. ~ Il
-. - sr - sni p1al.tt ~ CtT q Aes l1rs
n o~rs 4 - MO Ader-1 a1a Cornor-' p ~ ~
s. - JOHN 7 DODGE. sJrs~. Cons s.onsf
-. =, -. n gf lzss la~leF+
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL

NRoAD-wINrtRASRA December Is, 1872
Trans out OF Newly Accommodation and SPecih
At and M A NJ and + NJ through TO NeS'haven'
Atgl0 A. NJ. and 6f Z. NJ, through TO PoC' chester
The IL. A NJ runs IN connection With tran rom New
Haven 10 Hartford and Springfield aud with train over The
FspstSs Train. At 9 A. NJ and 81 ?. " FOR NewHaven,
Hartford Sprn geld Worcester and Boston Couneeucut
RIVER and Vermont RATosds The A NJ train connects
Al New Haven with train Of the New London koad q
M Lopdon Norwich. Stouington and Providence Tue
$50 p NJ 20 New-L London only.
TbesA 81 stops al Stamford aud Bridgeport, connect
pr With Hoisaiouie and Naagatuck Railroads al bridge
p0rt The q ~ stops Al Stanfofd NeswAx aud ntdse
nort connecting with Danbury knlroAd al ',"AA a1d
itb Housstouc and Nsnsatuck Railroads 81 bndsePoL
Trains into NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sPo6lai-s
S. and IS A. and = through tom Ne"'ha'eA
The eS5 A. NJ receives Paseneers from sPT.nshs5o ana
Hartford LOudon and Canal Railroads Al New hsSen
The4P NJ receives PASSENGERS hom Hartford and sPrhs-
field and Northern Railroads ., = -.
TxvFrss TKuSs leave New Haven on arTtVa OF trains
from Boston At n and So T NJ lstoppIns At bnassP9r
NoTvS,k ard stamford leaving hston A NJ An9 ,;
Train. OF the NeW London Road run IN connection
See large bill Of advertisement Il The Sisnon hos-e sh
principal hotels OEO W " hiSALLn' IT, SNf"
NV. Haven December, 1882
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Carpetiuss, Oil Cloths, &r.

(ARPETINGS and OIL CLOTHS.-Cheap
~ for Cash-WH. McGRORTY wishes 70 call the atten-
ton OF families about furnishing 70 MS present stock Of Car
pects and OH Cloths which have been carefully selected
and consists Of the richest Goods for the spring sde all Of
which he Will dispose Of at prices not 20 be undersoh
Having purchased the balance Of the CON-
penys STOCK he eDabed 20 offer Carpets under the
eut market prices Particular attention paid 70 the fur
nishng Of Offices and Steam boats.
No l42 Broadway
Three doors from Liberty-st-
An experienced Uphoserer 10 measure and ft Carpets
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Professional Notifies.

COLLECTIONS.-W II. HARVEY, No
~ 10 Wsterst, up stairs, collects accounts rents Nc
and makes prompt returns Refers Mess,. Kermit
Cmow No. IS South st John T. johnson, No Waist
Rieh Loure No. 81 Willism-st Francis Loutrel, No
n Msidensne; Henry J. sendford No. $50 Msid. lane
Vim. James Stewart, No. l55 South q Rutzen s1csey
No. 1o3 81. harkspsee; Albert Van Wnkle, No. 2o1
Mfstst; Thomas Savage, No. Gold-st.
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CALIFORNIA s.sffi S S1saIt: SAN sss taas,
new ns~ Nil ComtnAndeI, VII cave New loFS cS AP,
,"wsn on TUESDAY April ats N ron r,s' :, 30
No,tn NJ NJ. Garrison FTetz q, Panama TO e4ri1
,se Psssensers to San franeiseo. os HIN, d,
The Uncle san, has esiAShsneata -, k.S,s % her
ss some n ts b<ai ali her competitors IVA t~o .
tyr dsys Her socd qualities IS sea - - :, ~,
rs A. her srerS. No e5orts wan ee So o. .s
nsTt al her owners etcsrs @ sene ne 80
VIE 81 AZ extremely ow rates, are invi'ca 20
s,tnsc the steamer PSst Ans % sA a. -. $500
ee,S II ,rhcse services are free Of change so' sss
q, Pssssge apply only % -. ~ :, c,-r,l.r,at, &
- -, s.,l - r-s.3. Tp and s-nf by this steamer
c,ss,se with the nsw United States fostkSs ~ ~
~ SoEarsoaa,son q THE Pshse, and y s eenseeS
nc -. - Ss,n pate the regular rsl oSn % ,
asys as usual.
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Tor ALBANY-Fare sl.-ALBANY and

Il NEW-YORK INLAND ROUTE RAILKUAD.-Iwo
daily express trnins ats AndS % NJ e9nneolns ~
new Depot corner Of White Elm and Centrests where
troush tickets be procured and baggage checked Tor
sch4peefady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
.epgers also received a. BEoOme and Bowery and At-t,
and 4hay stations The above trains viii land pass ngef
at Croon Falls and Chatham Your Corners ony Al OeI
t,ins will start from Cy Hall station Of Tryon-rov
and Centrc-st ss heretofore.
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NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT-HEN.

~ RY q. RICHARDS sEt THOMAS MURPHY aad rthers
Ia rorsuanre ud~a 81 hs Court made m the ters en-
tsS cause he Ay Mtrch. l5A vs. D. ell AZ a 'a
IN hv COIE chi rON. gnjrr the direction u ~ undersn
Rsrres judgment named thc Merchant EWhans IN we
k noon thr or,r,sed premises usn'onrd sad jias-est
al therein crhed Al that ceNn IT. gsrvs or parcel
I'll onrJ h The hudirsssn gruveueuts hern fnafe ytns
I'D h.s IN the NYuk Wsrd o. the Cts OF New OK, ard
bounded AMI contsnus oeNs TIA; 20 cuencns on me
fh westerly side ct hundret fnt o. 81 *
IN elrv'hs neh solh cast-ry ia The s,Aa
s.te-y corner st thcnc- unnas soan ~s-ey
nf The s,d st. Eve feet Ten aches sod 80
eyerhs Of az the middle OF pSy val thrace -'atA
ve.iery parallel IN "a snj ihroash ne middle 81 ne @ P
r,v et ten r,he. arA ten esvsnas of nch hence north
.,efy par,el N III - nnctytso et 20 ne pice ~ D.
s.ns -, .,o,,sv GEo W STEVENS, Referee
nil - FuG
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro-

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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via stOningto1

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apply a. the ofiee OF the Nenn W. BROOKS Co.
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