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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-03

aATEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-0ne Sec
, ond-Hand Locomotive Steam Engine, recently fitted
for any stationary business requiring than thirty
horse power Price $780, Inquire at the Office of WOOD,
LIGHT, & Co., Junction Shop Worcester Mass.
MA d3w
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Tho Ridgeway Farm and Coal
Company.


A correspondent of the PhilbleIphia
Satvday Erening Post answers the
follovino ;nor;rv &c fl,ows
n.,
1,'e lahu Oh the hlugway farn ana
wa. companies near your place ana
""TS are i's quaii'ies ana advantages
ms lahu Is situated 10 the north,
southeast ana west oil TINS place they
own some lo,Ooo acres In body, OF as
good land as ever pillow waspnt in some
OF the land already cleared and under
cultivation, proves tnis assertion--lt IS
covered with the best and most valuable
OF nara woods such as cherry chestnut;
aSn' peecn' sugar maple oircn' iron woo1
an9 'he ocSt OF p'p'ar ana wn''e"ood
w"''st some Oh Is nFeauy c'earea' Oh
'"e soutn; we ,anu ',rS along Tue Sih''n-
p"r' ana M!lesourg iurnp'ke' ana IS OK
ceI'en' FARMING lanu' inc company iahus
are the oeS' YET onoru Tor 'a'e' as All
sHSsC inh'o "SiS 'N'N' W. W Wv W. H'Si
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Rutland and Burlington
r A IL FEzsSsFR II q "A D.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday May 90, ls56,tfa
will ran MS follows, viz:
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, at $50 A.
NJ and 4 =. NJ. .........-,.
Leave Fichburg at 9 80 A rf. and 6.i5P.M.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlcbury and
Burlington OF 1905 and 915 P. NJ.
Leave burlington for Middlebury and Bel
lows Falls, at 1915 A. VI. and 7.45 NJ.
Leave Middlcbury for Burlington AT 20
A. NJ. aud So 7. NJ.
Leave Middlcbury for Rutland and Bel
lows Falls, at 11.37 A. NJ. and g.3l =. M.
szy'Thc second train from Boston comes
to RutlaLd TO lodge. 1855.
AT Burlington trains connect with Steam
er on the Lake. and tho trains of tile YER
mont Central Railroad at Rutland with
trains for Troy, New Y ork, Albany, Saratoga
Springs Schenectady and the West at
Bellows Fails with trains of the Cheshire.
Road, for Fitchburg, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston vermont Valley E2ad, for Brattle-,
boro, Springfield, Hartford, Rev Nsyen, and,
New York; and with Sullivan Rotd, for.
Windsor, White River Junction ard t!is
White Mountains,
E. A. CnAPIN,aapt
Rutland, May 81, 1856. 81
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Fort Edward Institute.

REV. j. Il. KING, A. M.,..... PRINCIPAL.
Faculty. ttccnty Professors and Teachers.
rs~ Superb Brick Buildings, well finished
and furnished, located on the Hudson River,
II miles north of Saratoga.
~ Reduced Fare from Troy and Castle
ton first day Of Term.
q Whole expense per term of II weeks
for Board, Washing Fuel, Furnished Room,
lncdentas, and Tuition in Common English,
$50, 40 in advance. Is cents per week extra
for fuel when fires are needed in Students
room.
Students received when there are vacan-
cies, and charged for residue Of the term
CALENDER ron lS56.-Spring Term begins,
March 2Sth; ends, July ID Fall Term be-
gins, August / 18th; ends, November 10Th,
Winter Term begins December 4th.
Apply to the Principal, " Fort Edward In
stitutc, n Y. 5sw.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOURTH or JULY.-All that contemplate
celebrating the glorious Fourth, will please
notice the advertisement Of Me>srs. Sander
nists to the city of Boston. They are pre-
pared to furnish their superior Colored Fire
Works in any design or in any quantity de-
sired-thcy are the most extensive Pyrotcch-
nists in the United States.
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Rutland & Burlington R, R,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

4 Ii persons going to attend the State
IL Convention ut White River Junction, on
the second day of July next, will be carried
both ways on this road for FARE ONE WAY.
A Special Train leaves Burli gton, via
Vermont Central II. r early on that morning,
to arrive at the Junction in the forenoon,-
and all persons taking ourmorning train from
Rutland to Bellows Falls, at 6 A. NJ, will go
through to White River junction in the fore
noon, and can return home same evening, by.
our last train from Bellows Falls AT 0 8 p M
WM A. BURNETT, G.. 4. A
Rutland June 81, 1856.
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all other means have failed and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo
mel, anthony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Price, in the United States and Canada, One
Dollar Sole Agents for this country, |. G.
BALDWIN Il Co. Rochester, NJ Y. TUT
TIE & MOSES, Auburn, N Y, General
Agents.
N. Is. s and 6 postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure bot
tie of the Pills by return mail.
For sale, wholesale and retail by W. p.
Russell, aud by Druggists generally. Atm
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MiddIebury Female Seminary.
w.F.BASCoM, A. NJ. Principal.

Mrs. A. +. BAscoM, Teacher of Music.
Miss LAURA d SrRoNG, Teacher Of Eng.
fish and Latin.
Miss ELIzAsErH GooDHrE, Teacher Of Eng
fish Branches and French.
Miss II. KILBoURN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss SARAH J .CHlPMAN, Teacher Of Mus
ic
s~s'" The Summer Quarter will begin on
Monday May 5.
Charges for Board and Tuition the same
as heretofore. The bills are payable at the
middle of the Quarter,
Middlcbury, April 16. 1856. %
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AMBR0TYPES, CHRYSTAlL0GRAPHS,
PICTURES ON IsINGLAsS,

"A N ~ ~ n VI u II IL IL IL ~ L Il j IL -.
Il beg leave to inform the ladies' and gentle
l. men of Middlebury and vicinity, that
have commenced taking the above beautiful
pictures. The Ambrotypes are ccmented be-
tween two French plate glasses with an inn
pcrishable gum rendering them proof against
the effects of any cimlte and the action Of
the strongest acids. They have none of the
disagrecablc metallic or mirrOrlike reflection
of the dagucrrcotypc and can be seen with
any light The Chrystallographs arc taken
on glass; perfectly secure, and as durable as
the Ambrotypcs My pictures on Ising'ass
are acknowledged by all who have seen
them to be superior specime of the art.
They are the only kind Of photograph we'll
adapted to be sent to any distance by mail or
otherwise. They can be inserted between
the folds of letter without apparently in
crcaSng the weight or bulk of parcel
As ! intend to locate myself permanently
in this place, my patrons will run no risk Of
being imposed on by inferior pictures, as |
will always hold myself in readiness to rem
edv defects in pictures occasioncd by fault
of mine free of charge. | take the above
pictures on all sizes of plates, and they will
cost no more than their corresponding sizes
of daguerrcotypes. Ambrotypcs neatly fitted
into lockets and pins. Sick and deceased
persons taken at their residences.
Please call and examine specimens
n Rooms over Fullers store, Mainst.
JAS. L. STAPLETON.
Middlcbury, May 20, 1856. 8;
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Notice.

TNRIALOF MOVING MACHINE --Hcath's
Il new Mower and Reaper will he exhib-
tied and tried at the farm Of Jonas Smith, ia
West Addison Township, Tuesday, July LIST,
At 10 o'clock, 4 W. where the public arc
respectfully invited to witness its operation.
+, ID. BUSH, Agent
June 90, 1856, Shorcham, Vt
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TO Nervous Sufferers.

4 RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to
a health in a few days, after many years
&C great nervous suffering, is anxious to
max" known the means of cure. VIII send
('rcc) the pr Scription used.
t'-Direct the Rev JOHNM DAGNALL,
No. 80 Fulton street Brooklyn, y. Y. 81 3m
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S A D D L E, H A r N + S S
AND
TRUNK SHOP

NJ BR cUSSO, would inform the pub
IN. lie that he still continues Business in
the shop formerly occupied by Calvin Hill,
near the Addison House.
The public are assured that he will keep
constantly on hand all the staple and fancy
articles in his line of business. Competent
workmen Of the Of the first class will be en-
ployed, and no pains will be spared to supply
customers prompty and with durable and
fashionable wo'E There shall be no mis-
take about is and work sLail he DIM" tlor-
ouehly and at fair market prices. Call and
examine quality and prices.
Euamrlcd Cloth Of all colors, and Meats
foot oil for sale.
n BROUSSO.
Midllebury, June ~, 1856. loft
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Die0.

At the residence of John Flint, in Brewer
ton. n, Y, April %, 1856, FRANk C., son of
Harry W. and Sarah $ Ripley. aged II
months and ID days. Also, on the 9th of
May, GEoRGE c., son of n W. aud Sarah S.
Ripley, aged years and days Also at
the same place, on the 9th Of May, CHAIRS
RIFLLY, son Of John ami Jsre A. Flint. ased
] year. 10 months aud | day.
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Tue GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY James
Clark's Cciebrai(d E6malc PWs.-Prcparcd
from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ
D. Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unlailng in the
cure Of all those painful AMI dangerous dir
eases iucident to the female constitution.
1t modcratcs all excess, removes all OBJ
strurlions, and brings on the monthly period
with regularity. These Pills should be used
two or three weeks previous to confinement;
they fortify the constitution, aud lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother
TO perform her duties with safety to herself
aud child.
These Pits h0Hid nOtb taken bH cm0lcs
during The FIRST THREE NONIUS oj
Pregnancy, as They are sure tobrtRs on Ms
carriage, but at any other time HCy arc safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Alice
tions, pain in the Back and Limbs. Hcavi.
ness, Fatigue on Slight Exertons, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, LoNnoss of Spirits, llys-
tcrics, Sick Headache, Whites aud all tho
painful, diseases Oecasoned hy disordored
system, these Pills will effect cure when
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
Edward MusseY
AM ERICAN HOUSE


THE subscriber, OF the late firm Of Shop
L ard s. Miller, bcgs leave to announce to
the public that he has again opened the
above house and rciitted and rcfurnshcd the
same to be kept as a first class house, ou
strictly temperance principles.
The undersigned would respectfully tender
his thanks to the former patrons OF the
house, aud ask continuance of their pat
runagc and also inform the travelling public
that no pains will be spared to render the
American pleasant and agreeable house for
the traveller or sojourner.
The American is situated on the corner of
Third and Fulton sire cts, short distance
from the Union X. Il. Depot and but "A few
steps from the steamboat landing.
Portcrs always in attendance OH the arrival
Tie cars and boats
H. NItLLR. Proprietor.
Troy, May, 1856 43m
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The following communication we find
in the Burlington Free Press. 1t con-
taius some focts tending to sustain the
views we offered last week. 1t is emf
nently proper that the people should ox,
press themselves on these subjects, and
not leave them, as they are 100 apt to
do, to the wire-workers and politicians
who control conventions
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR,
Mr.. EDITOR AT the State Conven-
ton of the Republican, party in 1854
tho Hon Stephen Royce and Hon. Fred
erick Holbrook were the only two candi-
dates for Governor. Western Vermont
claimed that it was then their turn to
present a candidate, by pretty well set
tied usage to select alternately from the
East and the West side of the State
This usage, together with the justly high
reputation of Judge Royce, carried the
day, and he received the nomination, al
though Mr.. Holurook had d large vote,
and his qualifications for the Office were
universally admitted. If Mr.. Holbrook
was then proper candidate, he is now
still more so, having added two more
years OF devoted service to the Agricul-
rural interests of the State. His essays
are commended by all intelligent farm
ers throughout the North, for the reason
that he is practical as well as scientific.
and publishes to the world what he has
tried on his own farm. When a mem
Der Of the Senate in lS49 80, tho uni
foru sounduess of his views gave hun
largo influence. while his kind aud un.
pretending manners aud high moral
worth gained him the friendship of ALL
l know no man so fit to represent the
mind aud leading occupation of Vermont
as Hon. Frederick Hob. ouk. -
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III urric0.

In Brandon. on the 10Th inst by Rev. c.
A. Thomas, MIR c. NJ JAMES of Cornwall, to
Miss FIDELN A. lloLcoMB, of Brandon
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, June IL.
~ market SOC Cattle, 327 Bccves and ~
stores ,--con,istmg of Working Oxen, Cows
and Calves, ycarlnss, two and three Years
old.
In crs-Narllet Bcef-Extra, (inclading
nothing but the best large oxen well stall
fed at least one year, 50 lot quality, econ.
sistng of large fat even Stall,ird at least sew
eral months = $50. "a quality, Consisting
Of the best graSs-ird oxen, the best stabilized
cows and the best three years old stecrS) $50
SO 3d quality, 81 80 ordinary, 81
llldeS-S7 per cwt. Tallow-S1, 5O0S.
PeltS-SlG? Calf Skins-l2Ic. per ID.
Yea! Calvcs-;;3. 80, 4, 5Qs 523 al mar.
kct
Working oXcn-SlS2. 10, 1870, 175, 1909
225.
Cows aud calycs-S32, 90, 3s, 30, ~, IS,
As, 50G6f.
Sheep and Lambs--l5lI at market Extra
81, SalO, BY lot 1928. 1903, $50, 4Gj,51.
Swine-Nonc.
REMAINS The market is lightly stocked;
sales quicl; and prices firm
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NWWNV IUNIIlVNN NJ HIN OIU NTiUV. lis IIII-
chimes are IN good order, and he hopes by
strict personal attention to Il Crivc liberal
share Of patronage. Terms as liberal rs any
machine in the county.
n. i. Wool may he left at the stores Of
r. l.. Fuller or w II. Rcmscn, where it will
be taken and returned cardcd if desired
June Is, 1856. W. d. BELL.
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Liberation.

FINO whom it may concern. This is to GER
l. thy chat have given my son, LEVI l..
GLMAN, his time until he shall become 81
years Of age. | shall neither pay dcb;s of
his contracting, nor claim any OF his wages
after this date.
JOHN L. GILMAN,
Biidpoii, JUNE 6, 1856. s.3w
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CoudHs, CONS, Dc Those who wish to
know what Will certainly cure, in the short
est possible time, the most obstinate and Il =.
trcsSing Coughs, Colds, and all other Lung
Complaints, tending to CONSUMPTION, are
advised to make use of Dr. Rogers Svrun
Of Liyerwurt. Tar, ard Cauchalagua
1t is a scientific and valuable rem dy, and
can be had at the nearest Drug Store
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TWO Journcymen-nonc hut first rate
need apply. Good wages and cash
paid every week, N.BR0USS0.
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Further Notice.

TIE subscriber would give notice that all
who have unsettled accounts or notes at his
shop, must call and adjust the same between
this date and the 18th Of July, or they will
have to settle with al attorney.
June -, 1886. n. BROTSSO.
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llnLLowAY's Pulls, II certain Cure for
termination of Blood to the Head Elias
Hope. one of the most celebrated advocates
Of temperance in the Union, admits that he
suffered more than any one he over heard of
from termination of blood to the head, al
though hr was most ahstcmiouS both in eat
ing and drinking, also in taking rest, yet he
was SO bad at times, that in the midst of his
most eloquent Discourse, he was compelled
to leave of addressing his auditors and on
several occasions he was carried away from
meeting completely senselesS, Having seen
the good effect Of Holoway's Pills, lac was
induced to give them trial, aud, to use MS
own words, they acted like magic 1t is
fourteen months ago since lie commenced
taking this celebrated medicine, which com
plctely cured him in two months and he has
not had any return of this complaint since.
These Pills are wonderfully etiicaci0us in all
disc rders of the stomach and bowels
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STRAY CATTLE.

RROKE into the enclosure Of the sub
lJscribcr ON OF about the 10Th of me inst,
one two years old red hcircr, two ycd ycarling
Stccrs,one red ycarling hcifcr with some white
ON her back. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them
away WILLIAM FOLSOM.
Ripton, june Il, 1856. 9tw
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FANEUIL AND QUINCY HALLS,
On Wednesday, 10Th September,
DR.. Wynn. M. Bass

Woald inform tie citizens Of this village and
vicinity, that his present residence is the
first door south OF the Cont House ,Nhero lie
will in readiness TO attend calls IN Lis pro-
irssion, and will aoo,lH GRATEFULLY shareof
public atrouagc.
Midi, bury April %, 1856 ltr
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New Books.

New Books.
GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRLS.
SStates and Territories of the Great West
Worth and Wealth
Florence Betrayed.
Diary and Correspondence Of Amos Law
renee.
Sportsman's Folio.
Macaulays History Of England.
Magazines for Jnnc.
Hon. Charles SINNERS Speech.
The New York Ledger and other popular
papers received weekly
Subscriptions received for the New York
Daily Times, Tribune and Herald, and Dos
ton journal, at
COPELAND'S NEWS ROOM,
No Brcwstcr's Block
June H. 1886.
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ONYdENATED BIrrEhs.-Boston, November
l, 1850 Gentlemen Although avcrse TO
almost every thing in the form Of patent
medicines, would most chccrfuly abb my
testimony in favor Of your invaluable rem
cdy for dyspepsia and general debility.
The course you have pursued in submit
ting Dr. Green's formula to chemist Of es-
tablished rcpu alton with the medical pro
fcs,ion, merits the approval of scientific men
and entities your OEHysHatcd BtttcrS to the
confidence of the public. have used the
medicine for some six months past and rec
ommented it to many others, who will agree
with me in saying that it surpasscs all other
remedies known for the relief and cure Of
the most distressing complaints arising from
weakness and any arrangement OF the digcs-
tive system
with great respect your Gbedicnt servant
EBENE2ER SMITH,
Residence, No | All,ton Street.
SETH w. FOWLE d. co, 1873 Washington
Street, Boston, Proprictors. Sold by their
agents cvcryW here.
MAssASoir SALvEs CuRfs Bad lIrMoRs.-
Jos. Gibson was afflicted with bad Ilumor.
which settled in his eyes. lie lost sight in
one. and it was feared he would ia the other:
button application Of the 'Ma>sasolr Salyr',
his eyes were fully restored to their original
sight.
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10 Wool Carding. 56

The subscriber, CRATE.
Ml for the liberal patron
age he has received for
the past,would inform his
friends and former pat
runs that he continues the
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| AIDES SHOES and Gents Fine GontS
IL lust received A. FUILIRS
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Wanted Immediately

Middlebury, June q, 1856. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18

dan cred. Many fsmil 90 were sNo rs'rs 10 q heavy
az ON, by tie bss'y removal IT their goDis, and by
,.,e, The aggregate l.s by the c"niagr >,iou =
sl.p, feC (Ce; and The area earbed Jyer = no, ldss
ihsn i've aces.
tn. b,,su..d BY the col hasra;ion wa very great,
,rd the high wind prevailing during me ilgnt caused
the n.s, .srious ,ppr,b, fna' 'h'' OBSTRUCTION
TioI erty would be e'en more seioas theh u was.
er at deal of very cnmbusib property was m9'h el,
dsrg.rtd for se,ea al hour. After ths nre hah ragsi
fnr stue time gsper-l ala IN was struck 'r"ui Hi'
Stat. House ste. pie sPd the hreren non 81 paris ol
tie tiiy hss,er.d 20 the scene The Ca.Aract fH'
Coursny % ROsion whrh IL iocsfed AZ the mouse Oh
the Nortl EN- Liberty Engine Company III FROM sreT
rear Nol Il were U the s'ound SUI IN ser'Ioo'
Hey dr.w The water they used nom the Delaware.
IT, steam tie 81 CINE. Young America, Wa ,aSeh 70
n. fire and staoned It Poplar street wharf OWING
Z" dersr cement in tie machinery, there was con-
siderable dtlsy in getting IL st-am apparatus 10 ser
vice. When things were properly fixed, Young Amer
lea sucked IN deal OF watt nom the peI1-
WIRE and threw il upon the flames The presence oi
Il stern Ore engine the ground caused mnch dis-
satisfaction among the rowdy portion OF the FIRE De
psrntrt.
Several persons were more or les injured during the
progress Of the fire, but heard OF very serious
sc,1ctnis.
1h,nss Ruth had hand mashed by the Northern
LiteIt, Engine.
GONE heCauley had hand crushed by the Friend
shi. f. gns
Rol,rt An irews had foo, run over and injured by
tie Spring GARDEN Engine.
The file burned with considerable fury until after
daylight. Several fire CONF anes were in service all
Is noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18
CUITTME COURT.-EDMUNDL L. HEARNE

- ag.iust CHARLES I. BAILEY, HENRY 1. DEAIEk,
and ,hr.-suuiu, for money demand on contract CON-
no, To the DEFENDANTS Yen gre hereby 'un noed
49, c1i, 10 srw,r the complaint IN hi- scion, which will
h FLED in tie ofce the Clerk II the Cry and County oil Me-"
Yk the City Hall in the City Of Ncwfors ana 20 ,erye
cory Of ycur answer said complaint the ubcbers
Al iii flee No. Wsl.i In the City Of Ne~fors wnn
,w,ry day- at ~ the OF this summons on YOU 'xu
,y, Of the day such service and you fail 70 A.we he
,sd con plant within the time Aforesaid The PLAIN III ms
rcor will lake Judgment against you tor The sum OF even
hundred Golsr, with from the thirteenth day o. sep
,,ber thousand eight hundred snd besides the
co,t of TIN. aetion-Ds'ed Ncw-Iorb, Sept. 10, 1885
HFARNE L WARREN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
The complaint In this aeiom filed in me once o. tns
cli Ciy and County New York the nth day OF
So ber l9,; HEARNE L WARREN,
20 I.wsxS Plaintiffs Att'ys No. 8 WA1--t.
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IN tie MATTER OF the SALE Of the REAL
- nrcu.Rn z IIcncE - z -.


NM Of bic d., EXEcUToS's sALE-ln pursuance Of
- ,d.r Of the Of The County Of SrvYork Ia ed
L.. II f5s and pursuant 10 ssu'e EhEabsh L. T. Al.
- Fxecu'ri1 Il the will aud q Richard F.
49,, lsfe Of the Cry Of NewYort deceased will .- 81
- M Auc, ion the Merchants Exehans- Ct New
~ N H. - Oc' ober 1855 II O'Clock noon
xirs drscribed REAL ESTATE in the CT New York
liz Al hose sin nine los P parcel. Of ground
Icing and being in he Twelfth Ward Of ID Civ u
HvY,tk b.twesn the -Four and Fifth avenues and One
esDfh and OuehUndred and h Streets
A. point the SOC herly side Of Ouehuuired
nh disanf hundred and feet from
49, side 4 the Eff avenue hence eas,erly along
Wv sGe Of OuehuU Gred and ff cen hundred
and yve sef thence souheEy and parallel FIJI
- 10 Ore-huu Gred-a ndfrlr thence westerly
- ,ons the herly side Of nehundred four
,e tweniy-fye fe. thence nor hery aud parallel FIT
,,re m lire drawn through he middle 81 the block be-
con eenib and One. hundred and Of
tenth .freei. thence westerly and along The middle line II
go I,k and parallel Onehundr-d and four een'h stree.
twtuiyfvc feet thence soahery and parallel 10 Ffh.ayenue
60 On, street. thence westerly and
the nor,herly side Of 0nehundred and fourteen
s.vnyfve thence nor hery and parallel FIT
80 rIs. Of besnung said Lots unimproved Dated New
Yott september u lsS , ,,o.,. .
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