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young girl, in male apparel, has turned up
at Memphis, Tenn, as q steamboat clerk, creating
a good deal of excitement.
Mat. Brennan, of New York, was nominate for
prison inspector by the New York Democratic
Convention.
Hon VIM. G. Rives of Virginia, is at the Eau.
quier " bite Sulphur Springs
Hon. A. Fl II. Stuart addressed an American
meeting at Culpeper courthouse on Wednesday
last.
There are about 800 visitors at the White Sui
phur Springs, and about $50 at the Red Sweet
The dwelling house of Mr.. VIM Kerr, sheriff OF
Marion county, Va, in Fairmont, was total y de.
stroyed by fire, with his household goods, on Fri.
day last.
A late French journal speaks of dew reli
fious sect sprung in the United States which il
calls adoranres des aegres," "nigger worshippers.
Jas Sullivan was drowned Tuesday night, at
Aqua creet, by walking overheard from the stea.
mer Baltimore
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HOG STATIsTICs.-The humber of hogs in the
States of Ohio, Indiana Michigan and Kentucky,
at this time ia estimated by the editor of the Ohio
Farmer at 10 943 1884, which at 50 head fair av-
ersge value of stock, amounts to $50, $50 So If
fat sold they would average $40 head-Sl03,.
4333iO
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GOVERNOR OF ILLINoIs.-Ibe Hon. Buckner
S Morris, of Chicago, has consented to run az the
Fillmore candidate for Governor of Illinois Col
Bissell is the Republican, and Col Richardson the
Democratic candidate
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1WS WAITS ROss MAS rADnD. = =.
- wiz. nss =. s.ssa 's.s % g s: e sss:
- ~: ,rii al sorrow 20 the swsst veslms shove,
80 ~. IL 4 q 70 dwell IN thst hsvsn Of love
Il 4hs coma We Laid her. around her brow VA en-
~. ~ saass ro.s Iesvss that we're SIN len behind;
d ths crave vs have planted . rosa II fan bloom
Re remiud ne 1t once Of the deaf one snfomnea-
W. wul weep mot for thee let our sorrow row cssss
LIST our thoughts reign above to that esseos -
n Coy,shs Gods or Asthma b the cause Of our mel
TsLs LE0NARDs COUGH SYRUfor INSTANT
whole..i. Assut. M..srs PURCELL LADD &
CO. 2; . 70 b bad Of al Druggists = h''hn'''.
a. HOMIE mKDICINk.--Mkh.D DAVIS,
a ELIXIR eures Coughs Colds and Whooping
Cough, and AFFORDS Ersst relief in Csnsumptson ana
The following q few extracts from eerttheates OF
eitissns of Richmond who hsvs tested its virtues:
. ss% deetos fees know q its good sase
with great many other than my Own family.'-Wn.
II hsye used It 1. my family for three years, ..d
found il the best family medisins hsvs ever ased'-
=" a 4 aeIns. among sldrsa nothing saa be bet
q have tried ali the cough remedies Of the day
and have mo hesitation in saying that bellows MI
DAVE 70 be the me.t valuable preparation Of the kind
's Ss1 ~ ale by Nj A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers.
Aler Duval Paterson Jackson, Chas MiiispanGn,
e. J. Picot 4. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
O111. L1KDs KHEUH1ATIC LlNiMkNT
L Some remarkable eures performed BY thie Lini-
nent have como under our especial notice OF ste,
and among them will mention the case Of Mrs
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined TO
her bad for more than q week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEuMA-
re Lla'"s'r. Prepared SaHly r. POLLARD,
Drussist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
TACKSON,S EXCELsIUK BITTKks Is
peculiarly adapted, BY its composition, to every
our ever varying climate In all forms OF bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint it 10 one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
By Drus eists generally. je "
NEW GENGvA, FAYETTk COUNTY,
with much pleasure that inform you that gave
one dose of your McLane's Improved Verm1fuge to
child of mine that sick. 1t brought from him
between so and 40 large Worms without nauseatiug
him in the least He after recovered his health
JESSE PROVINCE.
All the above Medicines for sale by PURCELL Ladd
& Co.. and Alex. Duval, Richmond. jy8
NIFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR A
II BOTTLE-DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure Of
patch, in q few days, with the saving OF time and
money-received the hi chest appreciation from mem-
bers Of the College of Surgeons in London and 10
used in most of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe casss of weakness have suceumbed, by
the use Of this valuable Medicine.
Price so cts and 81 per bottle.
To be had Of L. B. THOMAS, d.. O. B. HILL,
DUvAL 4 NORTON, GH ast MILLSPAUGM, J.
eppe site the R. l. +. r. B. Depot, Broad street.
je 10-ts
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THREE MINERS KILLED BY DAMP AT POND
BaSK-David Miller, Edward Kane and James
hurry came to their death last Wednesday by in
haiinx noxious vapors at the bottom of the shaft
at Pond b nk, about tive miles east of CT eenwood
in GuIford township. hurry was the first to ex-
pire. Miller gave q signal to be drawA up, but
twenty feet, breaking his skull. Kane, climbing
the side of the shaft, fell back exhausted dis.
lance of seventy feet. Miller aged about
twenty years, the other two about thirty We each
Two were single and one married man. They
were in the employ of the proprietor of the Gale
donna Iron Works-Chamb1sburg Transcript
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.-The Republican meet
ing. held at Weschester Pa, Wednesday, was at.
by Mayor Holloway, of Topeka, and Lieut. Gov.
Roberts, of Kansas.
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CHAR1vARI.-Count Gabriac the French minis
ter at Mexico, was treated to o Charivari of tin
pans recently by his countrymen in that city, on
having subscribed only 100 francs to the relief of
the sufferers by the iDuDdation in France.
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HON, STEEL, TIN PLATEs. Ec..-E. m
= 6kINkEk CO, Ne. 50 Cary street ofar M
: 80 = FOR Old PUNT NOE
FOLK AND POkTsM0ufH.-

- The steambost AUGUSTA. Cant
VIM u smiTH, 10 again ON the route between Rich
none ana rho above paces (via Peft Walthslll hay.
NJ been thofonshly overhauled snd rsftted, both
escssFds her niachanery aaA hail. ssd furnished with
law wrought Iron shsf. new wster wheek Ac
VIII leave the Richuaona Station Of the Richmoad
and rctarsburs Rsilrcsd every Monday, Wsdnssdsy
saa EnGsy, q o'clces 4. y. Returning, The An.
eey, J, asaassday and Saturday. g s. .slosk a, \,
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TIE STORM IN vIRGINIA.-The Alexandria Ga
sette, of yesterday, SAYS:

4 violent storm passed over this place, on Wed
nesday night last, commencing between 7 and 8
O'Clock. The wind blew with great force, the rain
fell heavily, the lightning vivid and incessant,
aud the heavy peals of thunder continuous The
storm lasted several hours. We hear of no dam
agelin this place, and the immediate neighborhood,
10 any great extent Some fences were blown
King street, was torn off, and some awning frames
tn different parts of the town destroyed The
storm seemed to rage all around u.s. and we fear
th at we shall hear Of losses, in the blowing down
Of corn, &c.
At Gordonsville, hail in considerable quantities
fell with the rain, and the wind blew gale. Trees
were torn up, and in some places the track of the
Orange an Alexandria Railroad, was literally
covered with branches of trees, making it neces-
sary great caution in running the night train
from Richmond for this place.
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DWELLING BURNED.-The dwelling of Mrs.
Mary Billhimer, situated on the Rockingham turn.
pike, about four miles from Harrisonburg, Va, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday night last -
Almost all the furniture and clothing of the family
were consumed The fire occurring in the dead
hour OF the night when all the inmates of the
house were sound asleep, some Of them narrowly
escaped The loss is estimated at about one thou
sand dollars. subscription has been started fol
her relief, and a liberal amount will be raised.
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Tom THUMB ROBBED.-A box, between two and
three feet long, containing all the jewels which the
little General had received ss presents during
the last eight or nine years. was stolen from the
helodeon Hall, in Cincinnati, Ohio, some time
on Monday evening. They were worth about
$50 0O0
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EREsH DRY GOODs.--We have jus,

FRESH DRY GOODS.--yye have just
l. received
Plain and figured Swiss Muslns
" hite Cambria and Jaconets
Bonnet Cords Insh Linens
Small figured Prints Linen Crash
Wrought Muslin Collars and Sleeves
Jaconet anu Lace do do
ga 1914 and ll.4 Bleached 6heetings
Undrcssed Bleached Jeans; Hat Grapes
White Taratars; Cactus Skirts
White, black and colored Kid Gloves
White and colored Lisle Thread do.
Black Elnstic silk and Patent Lesfher 3elts
Gents Linen Collars; Gaszs Merno Shirts
White Cotton Hose; Brown Half Hose
Long Whalabones Silk Mjtts, &c.
Which we offer to the trade very low.
jy29 KENT, PAINE & CO.
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THE MUSIC STORE.-P
5<3f# H. TAYLOR would remind his
FH friends and the public generally that

II MS store Is on Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONS GUITARS, VIOLlNS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
Deems Of the best quality, and at the lowest prices
De is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele
brated Nunns Clarks PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers, and eqused but by few
Also, Gale 4 Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
lie has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State and is constantly receiving the latest publ
cations, which he will sci at the most reduced prices
and upon good terms can be had elsewhere.
70 Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
~ Old Pianos taken in part nav for
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DACON & BASKERVILLE,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive conssnments of Tobacco, Flour, Cofn1
Wheat &c. and give their personal attention to saes
Of same, and keep constantly hand large and gene
raj assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
Ia. fsT-d&wts
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SWkEV SPklNGS...This establishment
- nnow open. with handsome accom- nod atoms
The new BATHS, just completed, are most spacious,
convenient and elegant; containing handsome rscep-
ton and private dressing rooms all handsomely car.
peted and furnished for both ladies' and gentle men
am instructed by the owners of this property to
spare no efforts or expense to male it Of the
desirable summer RETREATS in the mountains
L. NOkVELL,
jy 2-lm for Sweet Springs Company
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T,URPIN, ROPER e. MURRAY, Under.
l. TAKERS, No. 8 Governor street, Richmond, We.
keep constantly on hand all kinds of resdymads COZ.
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ The seventh session of tho Southern Female In
merit
The Boarding Department is under the charge Of
d. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
Board, for months $500
!utlon 80
French, Italian, German, Spanish, each.........2 20
nSotin
Drawing from $50 to $50.
Music at Professors prices
Preparatory Department. 40
Washing and Lights extra.
LEE POWELL,
ROB'T J. MORRISON, Principals
Address, Richmond, Va. iy 2I-ts
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a. AUMsk fOW sALk.-~A trvs r rass
A2N kidding ard Buspy H0kSE. psrlsctiy pn s.,.
isy's rablea Or 70 Q. Waskiss st Smith, knoeSs.
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L,lRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
Il be effected with the ALTERNATE Insurance Com.
pany on favorable terms with any other comps-
ny this State possessing real cash capital meet
osses. Apply to STOKES CO.,
Agts Richmond, Va.
WIN. r. EARLY, PreIt
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Sec'y,
Charlottesville '
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A CARD...WM. PEKCIYAL, Civil En-
"A ginesr and Architect-Ofice, Goddin's Hall, on
l1th. between Main and Bank street.

CHAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between MAI,
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public BuiIdingh 10
Metallic Roofing Guttering and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city and country.
WILL, AND GARDEN PiIMpR FOR SALE
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kATHfNa APPA11T1Iz-----55--.---
g Tubs, Hip or side. shower. sponse, H.nS
eaoSsa Infants and Foot Baths. For ale Low Nv
ZlMMERNAk >
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Music Piano. 'oV W oo Wv
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, t2621 has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still ncrsed facilities; and the Arrangements
for instruction viii be the same elevated and libe
raj scale az the spacious and convenient accommods-
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages the young ladies who may honor ~ Dy
their attendance.
For catalogues or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
10 99-d9m Richmond, Va.
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4 NJ 4 liza WHITE . O l. II U X
n SPRINGS situated q miles from Jetersville
Depot on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, 50
miles from Richmond, will be opened the LIST OF July
to any waters in the mountains and have been anal.
lied in Philadelphia, and have the properties Of
the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
TERMS OF BOARD a. foliows:-Per day 81 50; per
week So; per month, for % days, e28s Children over
years old and under IL years, and servants, half
price. ls.
There will be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs.
je 12-d2m THOS. c. WILSON Il SONS.
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- FOR RENT-NlARLBOIeO, former .
s5 Iy WALL STREET HOTEL.-This properly
1.2 IL situated on 18th, between Main and frsnkha
streets, has been recently ENLARGED and undergone
thorough repair 1t can accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers. There is large bar room
dining room 81 by 10 feet. spacious Kitchen with
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges all
Gently built; comfortable servsnts' rooms, cenveu.
in the kitchen, bar room and on the second HcoH
gas has been introduced into the house. and there
every convenience necessary for such an establsh-
ment.
Possession given on the lst Of February ner'.
For terms apply to HENDALL GRlPFIS
10 S0--tf
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAPE MAJ

" CAT II,
lVl N. Y.-This magnificent Hotel, the largest and
most comfortable one in the world, il open for
the reception of guests and those visiting the Capes
To one who has this Hotel it 10 well worth
visit, it heins the largest Hotel in the wod being
capable of accommodating 2I00 people comfortably,
and dining 5000 The length Of the dining room in
the clear 425 feet long, width 60-totaI length of
wing sec feet whole length from Ocean parlor to the
Also stabins, Carriage Houses, nc, attached, to-.
gether with Ten-Pin-Aeys Pistol Galleries, Archie
~ tents and Quot pitching Grounds for the Ladies'
with fine Hippodrome ng under the supervision Of
Mademe Minnie and Gen. WEIGH.
Beard 81 per day. CAIN FOSTER,
4 I'M xiakn
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VINHE undersigned, having appointed III r
WILLIAM J. BEViLL his Agent for CONDUCTING
his PAINTING BUSINESS In all its branches, a
his shop on Broad street, between 9Th and 7th ste
respectfully asks continuance and increase Of tn
patronage 90 literally bestowed on bin.
Ee- Orders left at the shop will be promptly 1t
tended to by Mr.. Beviil l.. MAULE.
jy Aim
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kOK kENT.-.A Brick Tenement on
81 18th street. Church Hill, near the Leigh street
l.x Baptist Church, suitable for q medium rz.d
family. The premises are in every way convenient
and Just been newly painted. The water 10 very con.
venient, aud is good any in the State free Of
charge. Location healthy. 1t will be rented low to
good tenant Apply to
II. A. ATKINSON,
Corinthian Hail.
Or at his residence near the properly
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADRMY.-This
y Ins,itution, located on 15th between Clay and
ception OF Pupils alb ut the middle of September
next. In addition to the ordinary English braoches
win teach the Classics and the Mathematics, and
intend to mako the Institution worthy of public pa
trorase.
Our patrons may feel assured that each pupil will
receive our special attention. For particulars in.
quire Of either of the undersigned.
CHAS. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
An I-dIm* THOS H JONE8
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so1os.rhs sales smhsassd Q. the spos and in tran
atg, about 4, 500 bales, u market closing hrn.
about 30 GOO bushels grain In bulk were snesd ct ID
about 1900 500 bales cotton ct 032d for con-
pressed and lod 'or aneonprssssd See bind was q
7o0 boxes cheese at $685. and 100 usrcss beef At D.
-four nominal at H. Cd ashsd 10 London 100 sbls
To Hsvre cotton engaged 1t 10 To California rates
ranged from 800. to 35c. per foot measurement.
,.a ooaes - A 9nn 500 a1 - ~ and
AY-Ths market wss steady, with moderate sales ct
MoIAssm-fbs market was again active, and st I'M
proving prices The sales included about bb New
Orleans Ct 4sc AGO. 50 hhds Porto Rico, at lc, and
NAVAL STORES Sales Of leo bbls spirits turpentiue
were made It and 500 bbls. rOsn Per $40 los de-
hvered, ct 81 90.
Provisions -Pork-Owing to maturing contrasts the
marriott was 6rmer with more doing the sales 800
70 700 bbs including mess At SIS 81 prime scarce
ut $14 el4 rs. Beef in fair request for country
and prime, with sales Of about $50 bbs. at old
prices There was no alteration to notice IN rsPscssd
were mace at SIS $l6 60 Cut meats firm. About
$50 packages we're sold at 7kc 7Nc. for shoulders
were reported at $50 lOc Bu4ter in good supply
with sales Of fair State at Zoe 23c. good esh do
24c: ESQ., and Orange county go 27c. Cheese was
REAL ESTATE q lots, with buildings Nos 424 and 1926
in Tenth avenue, 21x92. S. 900; and Fifty
First avenue SO 7oO do. Fifty third street. Third
avenue, 17x1O0, "a 800; do. Forty seventh street, be-
tween Second and Third avenues. 2tIl00 $3.50 lot I'd
joining, 24xl00, $3.50; do. d.. NxlO0 S925 lots
ghty fourth street. between Third and Fourth avenues
2sx102, $500; on Eighty fourth street, between
Fourth and Fifth 26x102 $3.50; lot Eighth
avenue, with buildings $1l 900; on Thirty sixth STREE
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, 81, 200 corner
Seventh avenue and Eighty fourth street, $3.50; on
Thiryninth street MxdRon avenue, 25x99 ST. 800
REcs.-Sales OF 200 casks made at 41ac. 4Xc.
per ID.
SUGARS were more active, while prices kvored pur-
chasers. The sales embraced about 1000 100 hhds,
the chief lot al 71sc with lot Of Porto Rico,
prime sample of which was solo at 8hc.
WHsKEY.-Sales Of $50 . 200 bos Ohio and State
prison were reported 1t &c. a 29c.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAl {
Sc WANG MACalNEA


SEWisG MACHIREs-LETTERs PATErr OF 1HH
- United States issued TO A. Ely, applicable
otJaham conant dated june l6 1855 in which the csim IL
stated thusWh hat claim as my invention, and desire TO Sc
by letters pateus an endless rotary olota feeder
binator with recprocapg needle or needles subsa ntAy
described" other letters patent were issued 20 A. vii
issued patent contains the following G. al MS
the oth material TO be ed sewing machine,
gress regularly the Joint action OF the surfaces oweei
watch ciamued which set in conjunction subssn u
In the aud tor the purposes herein specified
g. claim spgng feeding surfaces substantially, such
herein Specified IN such relation the needle ein
forth that they of them hall perform the office Of strip
ping the cloth material from the needle II rises
cedes IL, her Elm described.
claim mounipg snd attaching of the feeding
fscss 70 other the mscbne ha may be ye1
from ms ohsr surface al pleasure, subs
TALLY he manner and effect the OBJECTS herein for b.
All persons cautioned again making, using vending
sny machine having any OF the Devices except
all such machines infringe these two clesr
and spuble patents, which VIII be strictly enforced
suits pending In he southern district OF New York,
and ahusers against the called singer mahlnes,
which manifest Infringement OF both these pa
AL sewing machines having either rotary feed wheel
essng plate tor Gliding the work n the surface OF the
machine, Arrangements both o. these pateots
Machines duly licensed under bob these paen well as
he Howe will be 81 the Offices Of tae Wheeler
Nisor Mar ufacurinz Company. and tfe Grover 3ager
Sewing Machine company, 3s3 ard 405 Br )adway.
NA1HAslhL WIS EIkh, A' Broadway,
.. u. POTTER 405 Brood way
proprteors Of the above patens
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LEGAL NOTICES.

kTEw YORK ST Pb EME coz RT.- JGRUSHAR 2. KEYSER
~ against Ernest KeE aud ohers.-Ia part oa-Pnr
Judgment entered In the the 10th day
1850, uudersigned referee pointed
Court Neeh at puonc auction, n the Merchan Exchange
Cd dEy OF II ccocx noo1, OF that
To- grourd, Nth The buildings taerson
aud lypg the eenh ward Of the city Of YORK,
anSy ksq made by hveri BsLoker lot NO. go wo
hundred twenty fronting on he Bowery and bounded as
follows: Westerly by the Bowery Aforesaid norhery by
lot murdered he map Aforesaid bundred and twenty
outheriy lot numbered SAID hundred and
nnee.n; eastsry by 10. First, Chr street.,
tanning AID twenty FIVE e aod In lengh
northerly side, hundred three feet
inches The outery side hundred seventy
feet be the ss6 dimensions leSs.
new YoRK, re .rusry 49, 1856
CHARLES =. wEnB, Attorney for P aintf.
The shove premises are commonly Designated By the secs
numter 23l Bowery.
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o,rpasNg COURT.-LBEN 3 YOUNG AGAINST GHoi

SUPREME COURr.-tBE 5. YOUNG AGAINST GEOi
- W. 10 wards and ctbersin pursuance OF order mad
ana ed in this ac,o tie 18Th DAP OF Msrth 1885,
viii Expose sale M stables CT tbs snpre Vaves
ire OF stases the souhes side Of Forty sixth street,
tween sinh and roadway in The city OF New York
on The 7h tsy o. April 1886 a. 10 occk IL he forenoon, the
following described property, VIZ Two a1es u stages u
onn,bus called the Eyire kne and Eavere line Of stages
Forty sixth street 10 and from The So Ii ferrv
through Broad~ay Bishn and Ninth street. and Six ave-
an t5e stages horses and all other goods ard
oret IN be annexed n mortgage the
conn a,nt IN action, herein stated 10 Of stages
or cmuisuses horses harness. collars BELLS hay CUTTERS
boys. newer wheels stage seighs plain wheel
ba,rows rucss fesd wagon Dire bender tire setter
parts and azes udng rrings safe
ebsIns extra cushns cured hsr igst harness leading
bs,s ,orks ,noyee black mus and wbeswrighte ard
msisrss comprising bar iron Old roo, spring ssel nails
ycr. as hamro ers snvils vices, drilling mschine
amosr fsoes hubs spcsse hinges, stage poes &c
paloe gpd painting impleme.is and material comprising
pals oils gisss urpenune, brushes paint po's vsrnsb Ac
na-ners taking tools ard materas Including leathsr oh
,h rueh bIssets de-. hay straw, meal and horse
,.sd ,nd Ala such articles have been added sak
Ines Nv ths defeudons natng Re pruprieto-s said
pnss s,~e te toeir excepting
certain arc es no resrapng the line Inventory
~ al hs srcleeio sod vii b ready before the dsS
Of ,ae Ter per cent TO be paid the day Of safe The
salones thirtv days aner
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