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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
TIE FOOTE And FREMONT DIFFICULTY
card FROM EX-SENATOR FOOTE.
E,or, The san Franei.eo Ch.,n.el,. S,pt 10

From The San DTdHeiEco Cb'1nici, SEPT. 10.
Nv attention has been this mOheRt called 70 the fol.
lowing article, which, ii would seem, made it's frst ap-
pearance in Democratic newspaper published in some
one of the Atlantic States, and recently repubshed in
Tic San jose Tribune and other papers here with
comments as follows:
Now. We want the Black Republicans. who per-
form such hideOus wake the of Mr. Senator
SUNSIR to BE- reasonable Just, ard consistent. Upon
BROOKS achievement in beating down antagonist
pniOned 10 bis scat in the Senate Chamber and unprc
pared We are perfectly agreed but wherein does this
act differ in principle from similar assault made
within few feet of the same place upon eNtiov.
FooTy-an AGED and white-haired mainly Col. FRE-
MONT then member Of the Senate from Cali ornia ,
The Ctednd Pia'rde0er rcproduccs from its columns
Of 1850 the following account of an assault by the
Back Republican candidate for the Presidency which
may justly stand side by side with the BHoohS outrage
upon SUNNFR. Our readers viii recollect that this
record wa made mp long before Col. FRrFoST was
even thought of for the high office Ia which he ha- been
nominated. II therefore must be regarded n tar
statement Of facts. 1t is ne follow
TIE FooTE ,SD FREMONT DFFIoULtY-The IL" 'olty be-
ts.en Senator'S FooTE aud FRENosT grew of th circun
stance that FoOTE charged FgEnoST IN the Senate With Sex
Ing legislation in reference 10 the gold mines Tor the '.e o. ms
hftcrard they the snteaber when fRrnoST struck
FOoTE and brought blood They we're Immediately epsrated
FooTE demanding rctacion Of the Language used by him
debate he signed in the presence OF wnei.es aud chs
Mr. Foorr decinedo the pspcr but addressed note in
reply FREMONT dsclsiuns any intention OF sVn. Sy per
sonsl ofeu-e in the lsDgus U-ed By him IN debate
The freud, Of both parties considered ms Satisfactory %
Fremont but h- instance the noie Of M fooIE was .e
uitted Col BENTON who consented 10 The Arrangement
i"' UNIV 'D' washington sept. C. 1850
TIE undersigned authorized state that the
difficulty between the on H. = foo1E and the Hon j. Z.
FRrNoST, growing ont OF certain crpEoon- u'ed BY me
ing has been adjusted satisfactorily snd honorably 70 both Le
{ h'"i"'"' Ns"''' 4 T. DODcr
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1Lisponirg about 2:i0 O'Clock, - ,s,e va. q ffe n
Foridh stie,t near First avenue. Ns DID o., as'e'-
tain ulst il yas IN time for prcss.
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SAVANNAH MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

NAFANNAHl IuUNIHl' VCIf T y T1l0'
The whole Democratic municipal ticket has been
elected. The Mayors majority over the American can
didate 49,.
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THE STEAMER JAMES ADGER ASHORE:

CuAKlsT1ON, Tuesday, Ger. IL, 1927
The steamer James Adger IAN ashore ms mGthI1s
in thck fog in Channel Island. She vii probably
be got of.
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4. c. DODGE.
WM. VI. GNIN.
HENRY ". SI8IFY,
RDDMAN NJ. PRICE.

VI i.
have been requested by several gentlemen friendly
TO the election If Col. }. C. Fremont TO the Presidency
of the Union to state how fat The account given in
that article Of The unfortunate diic ulty between Col
Fremont and myself is true.
do therefore, declare that 50 far rs The cause Of
our misunderstanding is concerned, the difficulty re-
fcrred 10 is sufficiently accurate but II is not true that
Col. Fremont pronounced the floor If the Senate
ANYTHING which had fallen from in the course Of
the debate 10 he faiC. And although ii Is true that
he was dissatisfied with what had enid in opposition
TO his bill for the settlement Of lnnd titles IN Caiora,
and requested special perronal utor'io" with me ON
the subject in The progress Of which lac u'ed language
which deemed it my duty 10 resent, and d'% resent
vet il is not true that Col Fremont inflicted on hat
occssop the |, at personal iudgny me. The only
blow struck was one for which am alone responsible
for before he had time 10 return the blow received by
himself Senators Msngum and Clarke inter'cned and
separated us.
Col Fremonts note to me Afterwards, wa OF ra'her
all cauiyoca character. His friend the present Gov
enor Of Ncworey, who was the bearer 81 IT, assured
me that il was not designed challenge to the heid
Of honor; but s1ppo-ins that ii was at eest possible
that Mr. Price was in error on his part, wrote 10 Col
Fremont that if my note Of explanation di not prove
satisfactory. should GO without delay TO tLeChy of
baltimore, ana SEM MN ''I'hii'N '''"
Al hi. stage Of the affair, friends nterro'ed, and tho
difficulty WAS settled, as have always considered IN
n manner cIedtablc to both parties.
cannot close without the expression ri oil my re-
cret ,ha. any attempt should be made, in connection
with this transaction TO hold COL Fremont responsible
for conduct calculated to infringe upon the freedom OF
debate in the United States Senate. However opposed
49, vet ain TO the measure advocated b. him i'r the
settlement Of the land t;lc' in Callorna, and how
ever much am opposed 10 his election TO the Pre'l.
Dental Office, feel in justice bound to declare that
have never been disposed 10 complain seriously Oh MS
conduct in the affair referred o and that there Is
nothing in that should in the least degree lessen his
claims to the respect and confidence of his political
flierds and suproitHs. What is said in the article
| ctod above about my age. mr. gray hairs, Nc., Il
simply ridiculous, l was, in lo'O, only ioty-sl'
wear. OF ege and am UT sufficiently hale and V'gor
ou, to defend my person and MAINTAIN "! rsh' anC
| honor against any sallnt. H. :. fooIL'
! I.t.d7E sept g 1886.
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,.,,.,,.,, A,srHGI NoslSsIioE -p'''i -
49,, 90. a.. .,iol, .ou,.aa.d IN tAe Ai!'a A''
'''Pt,, ~. s.t,ecs.h ari Ivsa,.:'L Na'l''
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT NEWARK, n. J.
NK1XARk n L Inesday Oct. L lSG

Mr.. BigolOw the Democratic candidate for Mayor
this city, is elected by from three TO five hundre
majority.
The Common Council il also Democratic.
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A. ". MERwIE, AnoteD
DY BANGS, BROTHER g. CO.-Trade-S Sale

~ Rooms. No. IS PM Tow.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. H. at o'clock.
COINS, MEDALS aud MEDALLIOES.-An extensive col
leeto0 pricing 7j HedsODs Of the FOpes Medahons Of
many celebrated Ancents Medals Of great variety and value
end Trest variety Of Gold Silver aud Copper oOns Of the
ysrous countries Of lie world including many choice Coins
and Medals that 70 be hadtogetber forming col
Iecon which required many and much expense 70 make
Catalogues ready and the articles be viewed At
the SaleErOOms
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. Is, alto O'Clock.
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BOOkS-CoIupTisins great
variety valuable Standard os the various branches Of
Literature and SceDces including many choice copies in
Ene bindings large popular Miscellaneous
Literature recently issued many Of which have before
kson offered al auction.
Catalogues now ready.
TUESDAY, March TO- 1855.
THE NETT REGULAR TRADE-SALE Of BOOKS,
STERF OTYPF PLATES, STATIONERY, &c, will Re com
above d6e The invoices thu far received prom
be attractive catalogue which VIII be issued at an esy day
CeDsgnments respectfully solicited particulars Of which
slOald be furnished for the catalogue Immediately.
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D. 6 HoUeH, Auctionecr
TLEGANT FTRNITU RE.-Aucton sale of

AZ durable and elegant rosewood mahogany and walnut
FURNITURE. ccstly Old OIL-PAINTINGS, OsewOOd PIANO
FORI =, velvet CARPETS SILVERNABE Sc, TO-MOB-
ROW Chursday) MORNING log o'clock at the residence,
No % Eurrayt The sale will commence with lot Of Pase
and Kitchen uruture after which the Parlos contain
elegant rosewood TCcaye round covered Piano Forte,
superior rich and costly rosewood Paror
Suite in green and god onCh Satin DaIussk also one do ~
crimson French Bocatee, both suites being solid
Rosewood FIses aud upholstered nshed throughout IN
ihe most Perfect manner costly rosewood Eagore finished
in plate 1lass beautifully covered Ladies Psror Reception
Clair Lade rosewood Escrtoe and Cabinet IN rosewood
beautifully inad Work Tables rosewood do pearl.
insd will secret drawers nlld PAPER Msche and rosewood
Stands heavily eGved rosewood Center Tables with statuary
sr ops Book and Corner Stands tOT ornaments
and music elegant French pa er ard oval Mirrors nur-
Der Of large and very fine Oil Paintings embracing great
variety Of subjects WndoP Dr1pery, pearl aud blue
broeate do upv 800 yards Of Turkey Velvet Tapestry
apd Ingram CARPETS; also Stair do English Oil Cloths kcj
antique Gothic laid Tnepeoee elegant China
Vsses beautifully painted and decorated also Bisque and
PsTiau Figures fine Shades, &c .
Dining and Bed.rooms-Nery fine and heavy mahogany
E1tc zion Table also Dining and Tea Tables linen oov;ra
costly Chna Dinner Set also several hna Tea Sets ana
decorated cut glass Tumbers Wines Lemonade Oobblets
Fressyes Salts Parian Pitchers fine silver Plate
Casters Tea Services SeNer doris and Spoons Cake Bias
kets &c ivory Cutlery Crockery &c aud IN BED
rooms elegant heavily carved rosewood and mahogany Bed
sonds Of modern and antique styles also Dressing
Bureaus Wssstsnd and COmodes TO match, Toilet are
enc Hair MettIesses Boeis, Pillows, Counterpae' Uahos
Sofas Char caDefest do, &c sale positive CatS
togues ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-13

Il ESTATE Of HUGH MONAGHAN, deoess.d for tn. pay
Il.nt Of his Debts-ADMINI STRATRIXS SALE.-In pursa
order Of the Surrogate Of the County Of Now York
dated January 18th 1855, and Pursuant TO rstue JANE
DELANEY, date MOnsghan) Administering Of the Esats Of
HUI Mona late q the City Of Neviort deceased will
sell at public sucon at the Merchants Exchange in TIE City
Of Newly the Twentieth Of March 1886 IL o'clock
noon, the following described lot Of LAND, the City Of
Newly ok namely: All ths' certain ot piece snd parcel Of
Sixteenth Ward City
be roTtLery side Of Thr'ySxth street. and known and
dsI suifhed entitled Map Of Lands in the
sxteel'h ard Of the City OF NewYork belonging 10 tie
Estate George Rspee decessed dated New York March a.
1910 made by George B. Smith City Surveyor by the Number
eht hundred and foysoyen go and bounded as foo~s-
beginning point the nohey side Of Thirtys 18th street
dsn hundred and twenty-five feet we.tsy from the
westerly eide Of Tenth thence running northsry and
PARALLEL TO the Tenth nine feet lime inehe.
thence westerly and psrae Thr ys1h twenty-five
thence souihey and parallel to the Tenth ninety
eight inches the northery tie Of Thirty sirh
street aforesaid thence essey along northehy size Of
the place OF beginning New York
January 20 1856. JANE DELANEY, AdnLnistratriI
LIwis b REED. jr., Proctor. ja3o lsw6wW
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ALBEIT H. NIcoLAY, AuctoneeI
A BSOIITTE SALE Of FIFTEEN YEARS

"A IFIsE Of the BUILDING No Il Wsl4t, corner Of
rssd-ALBERT II. EICoLAI viii feu on WEDNEsDAf,
peh IS 1856 a. II O'Clock the Merchens Exchange " "
WALL AND BRoAD9Ts-The Fifteen leers UneIpirod
Leafe from May 1885 q the eligible Premises known ~ NO
n Of BrOsd CODd lions Of Lease A. FOL
early the fret FIVE year,, $3.50 payable quar-
terry Water Tax; after May 1881 then rent OF
$3.50 Water Tax and The lessee 70 keep the
tucrg good rerar The property rents for 1000 per
sruuIn aid oouldSSsy he made 70 bring $500 ron an "a
,e,t ent uo,l could be offered viii pays great profit
~ tbs lease Thus an opportunity presented seldom 70 be
MT IN and should be embraced by those seeking safe,
.rot,sle and permanent Investment Firscass CITY Bonds
nd YosAges VIII be tak for onebAf the purchase money
GsT full particulars apply 20
ALERT II. NICOLAY, AustoAoer, No 4 Broadst
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pr.s,iI w WEsrcoTr, Auetionesr
-rrHN EOTICE.-Thes special attention OF

invited 20 tho large sale Of superior Rlse
Al ,S u.So,nny FURNITURE THIS DAY WED
=, IcI oeoek embracing the entire PaIor Ohalnbef
sssst1 I'd Bascraont Furniture Of house No " sth sv
tie whole Of which Ia almost new, hasiae bee
80 h ,hort time AMI 10 be seld peremptoTiy 10 the h<a
spa removed immediately arnong wbeh
- Isssnt Rosewood Piano fOre, English Tapestry and fres
CIV CsIe; two splendid Rosewood Psrcr suites one II
d. he'd deecripion Rosewood mr-hetop Etagsre, mirror
tsni large French Mirrors, with slabs and brack Rose
900 Center table, Oil PsistDgs Lace Curtains and shades
s.y mantle Vses Rosewood and Mahogany Chamber furn
t.re 10 match throughout fourteen ue hair Mattresses e.bor
ReSe Blankets CounerpAnes Soiss spring seat, ai Arm
chairs Clocks Eirros Bookcases esat Oak EKtensi3n Ia
he nch China seis sut Gla"wsre si',rwsr. OIco.n
T,sres Stove &c Catalogues ready No pOstPone"ent
.ra
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE, FEBRUARY Is, 1850
SuPREME COURT.-County Of New.York =

SCPREME COURT.-County Of New-York.-
- JOHN BACK at. MARY ANN CRUSSELL, William
russell and Mary bic wife WLter Crssse AID Cssrns ais
wife Georgs Crusse and Harriet his wife Fredenok schars
man and Mary Ana bis wife William DoIersOn AID Amelia ais
wife WMsn R1sbccs and Martha J ais -ife 1-s Charles
brovn-ssnnons FOR relief Com. not served.-To toe De
fendsn iou are hereby snmentd and required 20 snsf
The ded COMPLAINT IN this ssoB which I'd tns day
the ofee oe efk Of the City and County Of New ers
The City Of New York ard copy Of snfver 20
Tie said COMPLAINT the subscriber theE ecs No
Beetrar in sad civ within after service
oi ths Of the DAY OF soeh sTvre
ard you al 10 III. sGid complaint within ne us
Aforesaid th. plaintiff apply 70 the Court for
the relief demanded IN the eoMplsnt-Ds'ed November H.
1855 sTEYFSS HOME,
Is laulCrW P4iL.4d's A. toners
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAy, AuotioueeT. -
DFRFMPTORY SAL f. ola VALUABLE PLOT

OF GROUND bounded By Sod end 5Sd-sts aud sh and
IStbys valuable Water Front OF 200 feet CO the ud
son Riyer-ALBFRT II. NICOLAY will sell AZ Auction on
WEDNESDAY, Feb 49, 1855 AZ Y oe0et at tls Aeeha1ts
EtebapFe n Y the valuable PLOT OF GROUND, bounded
by s2d and l2h and 18th avs containing about MY
Loif having front Of GA feet inches on 51dst o@V eet
inch On SD st and 80 feet 10 inches on both Avenaes
Also the PLOT on GROUND on the seTly sac OF <'h
sv having mont Of 200 10 inches with deph OF Ooee1
or SD and SD sta, and containing about eight Lots
This property offers unusual Inducements Tor salae I'M
pro,eneut being dcsIab location, and wen aIsea io
frse merufscrirc establishment requiring extensive
ROVER and and possessing all the facilities OF access
necessary. -
Terms and s perfect Maps and further particulars
cal he obtained on application 70 80. - ~
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l. true, ar has been reported, that the Ccmmhtse
on Auti.sayery Lecturer who were reguested oy the
Hon. Robert Tcombs 10 hand over the sioo nc oe-
eined TO receive for bs lecture TO some society nf
jng 10 tive slaves to migrate 10 Canada
"s Ies..es Ps.
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w 6 MFLLoR Alphabetically HouGHToS MsLLoR.
(Thursday), at l05 O'clock at

No IFS Nassaus elegant Cabinet Furniture OH Psint.
lnss French pAte Pier aud Oval Mors, new style frames
eh and costly sut Ptor Furniture covered in brocsde
brocGtee and uh oak Beauiets aud Extension DIN
usTabes the approved patterns carved oak dnng
room ChsTs IL plush mirror door and back ksgees walnut
Sdeboards uerte richly carved rose~ cod nerISbesi
side Pier and FAncy Tables Card Tables Chamber Furniture
In great variety uch EnSmeed Chamber Suites landscape
sntcd cold rosewood Bedsteads Bureaus and Wsshands 10
walnut and mahogany do carved rosewood aud nshos
any sdrobes mahogany Extension Dining Tables 10 aud
"a feet ang with dining Chairs; carved OAK nahogaHy
and suut HAtSsnds carved rosewood walnut aud naa0S
any and Secretaries, mirror Doors Teh Ea'y and
Rockng Chairs stands rnS seat PaoT Chairs China
Tee Sets Mantle Vases Goods can be peokod for shipping
Also o'clock FIVE rosewood aid 7cc'ANe Piano fOsies
Of r,ch and finish.
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THE PEOPLE 18th. STATE ofNEW-YoRK,

T'HE PEOPLE II the SAIL OF NEN-1UKh,
by II, Of God free and iaePe ndenIo Al Persoas
BELLA JENKINS. lae
City Of NewYok deceased creditors legstees Of KIN
ohewise You, ard each f hereby
cited required eoLsy 10 be aid spfe before uTTo
gate The County hs Office ia the City Of New
York tecCud dsy o. Aru eleven o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day then and there GC1G the A settle
ths Of proceedings Of ApCs H. NetnoTe
executor Offhe last II and Of sad deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the ga. Of o Of said
Surrosste to be hereunfO affixed. Witness, ALENAN-
DERW BRADFORD. ESQUIRE. Surrogate Of eur ssid
H. ST. COUNTY 81 tie City Of Ncviek the 9Th day q De-
cemter year Of our Lord thousand eight hue
dres and fry Eve.
- 1sw$wNed A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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yVHE TRUSTEES Of the BUTCHERS REAL

II ESTATE HIDE ASSOCIATION OF the CITY Of NEW
YORK pursuance Of resolution ola majority Of e stocs
bode thereof dissong the said Association aud directing
nom hc sod rrusees sell public auction the property
AT the sto ssocaton will sell a. public auction az the Ne
chants /, ehAnge m the Cy NeW.l ora, THURSDAY
the ah DAY February Al Y O'Clock a. noon al sna
singular ihofe two certain lots pieces parcels OF land with
building erected situated lying at being IN me
CITY Of oIk ,e westerly side OF the st'AV between
S.h and 6tt SITS OF the farm OF tle atS
N,pge Minthoe deceased a. lots nunlers vi aud w Ahu
Ake toe er are bounded cAstey IN front by lsy Wes
ev In he rear hv of number 26 said map sOatheT!y by
btlsL snd nohcy by plumber 29 said map, each OF
hoIg l2 In brSSdt ia front and rear and N ehsH
90 each side loO feet. ,r,,,
Subject 10 lease Of the said premises to the Bate HUE
arc Melting Association which expires the lei day OF May
is5 The yearly rent Of = 90 payable quarterly on the
ntual quarter days.
properly keep the buildings insured os $500 ami TO assign
dc policy duTiuE the above terra.
Ten I,r eeut the purchase money VIII be required be
nal on the day Of the 9Th Of March
Mt Al the Office Of CLASON ENGLISH, CouDselorsa
Law No sc Wal NswN ORR, waeIe the deed viii be resdy
A., Isiver> : D.. PATTERSON. President.
EDWARD PHILLIPS Secretary
GEO. " CAMPBELL Treasured
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+ H. LUDLOW Auctioneer.
Nv WEnNESnAY Feb % at 10 o'clock. ut

IN NUs - " = Y ~
~ the Merchants EIchanee-flFTH-AN-rhe entire 'front.'
on west side between 37th and 39Lsts occupied
by w Coventry Wsddel esq The whole property has beeu
into lots only each 50 feet front on the avenue ~
45 a 81 deem Gaordug atebo b ;hed irOs pr
xnte streets hom 37th 3Gth This division enables esch
purchaser residence sus6s TO "ha 10 deemed tAe
tn,,t on the leland OF New ok map be
A. the oHce Of the Auconeor no IL Pine Terms of sale
Ii .l iLD nrce OF Die An.ilOneaI aa aboyo.
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CUPREME COURT-City ard County of New

- YoIk-DASIEL :. YOUNOS askust ROBERT 7.
1OWSSEND. Summons for moEty demand % coutrEr'-
(Com 10: ser To the Defendant: Yoa heT.bs sum0ned
and =. ouired the Tlsnt IN "a whicn
fled Ofce tie CLERK q the CITY snd County VI New.
York tie l1tb day Of February 1876 aud c0Ds
The ssd complaint tie sut~rher AZ r. Of
Zee Nc. kassust ia the CITY OF kew-fok. wiiha twenty
AFTER the service o exclusive ot 80
day Of such service and fail 70 tie $40 complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff VIII take jgmeat fr
the eleven hundred and sir dollars and cents
with from the nineteenth day al November 1875 on the
FIVE hundred dollars the hundred sud
s1 dollars and twenty five cents from the inh day OF
JsruGy toutsud eight hundred era city beside -
costs cfthis sci!on.-Ds'ed February -. lgiS
fel5 lsv6vWs W. NcDERNOTT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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legal Notices.

n a. 5heCANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate
p,ra,s Ily Of EewYoTk notice is hereby syen 70 q!
tSe o., - e'sus gain. SAMUEL WATEihs, is'e OF
wit. merchant deceased 10 presen4 ne me
GTeeus1.' 70 Tie sGbscribef, 81 hs once 10 10
f~sufy,,,t ~ ne 0ty Of York or beiofo the
D., q Issa February r,lt-DAted New IOEi III, ISL
ssaz ,..,,, !oHH BMLAMY Admin, -tra,or
AAiAAbSgb WHINE ASrG si,tstriI.
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CUPREME CoURT-JAMEs T. SMITH,

- Pl.IutH astin,t EMILE CAUCHoIS, Deteld.a,.-sun
tous-icr relief Com To Emile C,lehos 4ecld'
You hereby mored AID required 70 .Ewer the
COMPLAINT IN ; actin which viii be Sled Ia h- ofice Il ths
Clerk Of the County Kuss tie City A IN City Of
BrOCkyu and 10 coy OF your the ssd
Tant on tie ,alsenber. her ece No "a Wall The
City ofEewiors within twenty days GsT the s'rce u th
you exclusive Of the GIch servo, AID
you fail the said complaint within the ne soressd
the Tlsn' this action vii AM 20 Tie court for tie 70 81
demanded in the conn siut--Da si Dec. p, 1850
SMITH WOODWARD, Plaintiffs Arorneys
TIE compliant IN TIL, action fled in the office Of tne Cerk
the County q KinFs the 81 ~ Of January leji
SMITH 4 WOODWARD, Aporlsy' for Pianud
i,rQ l,v6ws W
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IN TIE MATTER of the RESALE of a por-

j ton Of I'll, REAL ESTATE Of EDMUND 5 WILLEfrs,
T6S AE ne prusne Of ' as Ois Of the sua
Of the County Of EewYork dated January 9Th la'i and
B IlitIl wILIK LIFTS Il. Sdn.r.dr and 2
of tie ErAe Edmund s. Willetts deceased will sell at
New York on the thirfoenh day March II o'clock
the following described Lands and Buildings in the City
Parcel No IAN that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
situate yiis and bong in he Twelfth Ward OF N, oy o,
the soru side Of and fourth street dis
three hundred and eighteen feet four inches wee ron
the ouhweHery corner II lie IhTdsyeuue aad Onenon
yfourihseet thence running westerly along
,ouheTy aide OF hundred andtweniy fourth street
twenycne feet and onr inches thence soGthery WIN
the Trdvenue hundred feet ssd eleven inches TO the
and One thence "astey par
ae with ODehsndred and twenty ioqtthsTeet one
four inches and thence nohery parallel with the
hundred feet and eleven nohes the pace VI
beginning ,, .,,
situate living being in the Twelfth Ward Of the City OF
NerYork, and bounded as follows Beginning A. Poln on
the soubey side Of sbuDdred and twenty fourth street
distant three hundred and thirty nine feet eight inches westerly
tS ss o. f Sene. running wes
soDg the souhery side Of Onehundred and twenty fourth,
with the one hundred and eleven inhe' TO
line NJ the block between hundredsndt~eny
third and thence east
ev parallel with hundred sndwe fourth street TWEEN
tyoIe and four inches and thence nthery parallel with
the hundred feo eleven inches to the place Of
Parcel 10 sAI.O all that certain DIV eus house and lot Of
land trhe lying and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the CITY
Of New York bounded fOOvs Conmensns st point on
the soul oy aide Of One street al
the oil party wall distant two hundred and ninety
feet westerly from the westerly corner OF US
running westerly along the soutber SIDE OF one nun
ded end foprthseei wentyone feet four inches
thence sO,hery rsrs with Third .yenqs one HUNDRED 5e
third aud One hundred
fourth twenyOs and four nehe. the center OF
party wall and norhey parallel with Thirdavenue
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