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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

IN FsISf AND $A LIZ S'FABEsE.e
ON LOCUST. bETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
ESS-~. HORSES, Buggies Carriages. Es=r4SF5ssttsssA
IsssAR OInBb always for hire
49, above Stable. Carriages for excursions par
ties and always hand. prepared to board
horses and kee in the best order ~ FL
hack will hereafter be kept runnng constantly
day and will Be atseaHboats hotels etc. for the
of those wishing it, VIII also be
citizens TO boats during the night LEAVING
a the stable. myS h. H. DEGAkMO-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

Clothing. GentIemeM's Furnishing
reee q Goods, &c.
GOOD ARTICLES, AND CHEAP
NJ BW STORE.--The undersigned has just opened a
In Clothing Store Water Street, between and
Sycamore inthe formerly occupied By Mr.
lin Grocery He has Just received large stock OF FAN
Winter Clothing best make and OF the latest
style which will be sold markably cheap All
ticles of Furnishing Goods sueh Shirts COL
lars CraVats Socks Drawers, Hsndkerehief &C., &C., Of
the finest varieties always be found this store and
astonshingy cheap. Call and fer yourselves
eplStf ADDAM JACOBS.
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NTARRLE VOLTS IsEpENVED..

VTNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the p9fc
that he has removed his Marble WORKS to First street,
between Vine nearly opposite Apollo ltal
just received large lot Of fine Msrbe which Tj
sell price have had many experience as
practical workman and III give personal attention TO
All kinds Of work featured after
Attest style Monuments Tombs Head ard Foot
Marble Work generally and IT prices which will
all wanting anything
line Of business TO give call. 2
Particular attention will be given to
distance
in Tomb Stones in the safestIna
n when 0 rdered. 90 .a serH
4 All work warranted novl5 tf JOHN lily DE. p
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ssrES1V EsS! ZEN ANN COPPER ESTAB.
E.ESHMENT ~ e 80 rITstErs

s-r-v.t THOMAS SGANTblN, of the firm ofScantlin
Ezt & Parvn has returned from Princeton and take
asSsS enup his residence permanently IN THIS CRY
y where he viii devote his attention TO al
branches ofther business Mrs. would call the atteD
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON MARE and all other articles pertaining to
They prepared to do all sorts Of
work, Sc. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest noee and in the most perfect style
CaIiatthe store Of ee-s ySCANTLIN d PARVlN.esE
AnoyI4 Main steet, bet Firstand Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

o. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
AHT have hand CO nj etc and de-
VS stocks of everything the DRY GOODS line
TO be oundin the Western Market which all cash
or pit time euyers remarkably low Our goods
nave been selected with great care in quality style
house west of the mountains Our consists in part
the fol- wing articles tasff s4s = =
Bro wn and bleaehed mgns cloths cassmeres satinets
prints nseys Innings silks satns
carpets eahmeres coburg alpaess. LANES hats eas
bonnets ribbons umbrellas eaes bags shawls
&c. &c. .I9ss7f5 80
Wits large assortment of Notions of all kinds
AahKeecloek to cambria needle.s Also
s5Ts1 WELL MADE CLOTHING.<sB
got up expressly for trade and
1acoH Give US call before pprchasin here as we
charge nothing orshowing goods and asttIe
est Tor selling them. 49, JOHNSON & FRENCH
IN Fess=s Manstreets I'd door ateye State Bank
ePza- - =. Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

E4fC0NOMICALs STOCK FEsDINfs.-corn AZ d Cob
- mills for sale; also Portable Cor Mills md Bolns
Cloths. at j. r. MoNROE'S Family Grocer
novz5 ei@ 3 zsr Corner Oak md econ streetss
HpEIMOAT NAILs.--7s Kess Of this fsvorite br.rS7fo
= = sale by n2v2f IL s. z. GILBERT * co.
XNTANTED-Atth the highest cast price: a :
vs. 800 eushel Pesans. 200 bushel small White Deans ATT
heFz4 ~ 0ias 10 COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
rTosENEws FOEs ,rEEE LADIES

TUSr direct the Easn additional supply of
j which invite the Ladies to
frequent calls to sell than the ehsaress
Plaids French En- dish Mernos Cashmere. De LANES
Opera Flannes Embroidries Cashmere Robes tsemethng
newt Gloves Wool Hose all eolors and beau
Collars 0hemsettes Sleeyes etc. etc.
ali which will be sold at the reduced priees Ca
call call. nox2L ROSER. BROTHER &.FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22
second Year.

/. y ~ = SeCOnd ! a cars ="
ARRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual Collection Of
IN this popular Institution for the dRusion
Literature and Art have been made the extensive
scale af- SIS tas6 20 a
Among the works already engaged is the far-fanled
'GENOA CRUCTFIX,or s---a
which originally cot Ten Thousand Dollars sfff sE
In forming the Collection. the diffusion Of works Of
and the of American genius
overlooked Commissions have issued
distinguished American Artists who win
their finest predictions Among them
three Marble Busts executed by the Scu
tor HIRAM P0wRRS: 81 * HF .l.rlrE .5zess ~
GEORGE WASHINGTON
aElr@ The Father of his Coun s.--rf
"a BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher; -,
DANIEL w EBSTER, .as+3 ta4
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PROF. THOMPSON,S
NJ q w gE n n a n. = =, n m

- az II 5000 0ZS. QUININE. s,,,.@,
81, Isl RECEIVED THIS DAY
EAPREsS ANDF s6ALE'Br
49, - UREDERICE EeKsTfNE JR. .13Tll7l ~
WHOLESALE DRGGGisT N Z. COR. FOURTH AND MAIN sra
Cincinnats Ohio. go
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STE ANHRsOA n "A N ID w A.CEEEN IL Es u
e's Pc - RIA CKS1TTTFTTNfT asaasa

"a 10y 1.-THE undersigned would respectfully in
S~ys7sA form the public that he has taken the old
. stand formerly occupied by Mr. Newman. on
- First street between Vine and Division. where
sSTs2ssA is prepared to do BlaeksmithiDg in all its
various branehess steamboat work. saw-mi work
fencing railing balcony stairs and hansters cellar
CRATES Railroad and canal bridge
prices tnotice Anchorsofdi
always hapd; also hog chains wheel
strips Being old and experienced
hand MACHINERY BIacksmithng will
tic pay. Alknds OF heavy forging done at ny hep
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-22

Bows, DEN FRANi.IiN TOOL CHEST.
HBEAUTfFUL and useful things for Boys. comprising
BID complies set of Carpenters Tools Planes, ehises
hatchets hammers. drawing knives, maets avis
rules various other small Tools Call and them.
oet6 --a - - BABCouh prus. Z,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17
MEETING OF sECEDERS

Yesterday few Of the delegs''s u the
Convention, now in se-sion at the Ap''uo h''i',
seeded and wen, over 10 the .. a. ha4 o"'neI VI
Lisperard street, where they held NEE 'nS t0e
lst, az far as i, could be com pie,sd, ~. h',Ns
erJerset-A. s Livingston, j. w Aleo, .. a.
Jones joseph Franklin, " Lham Hals'ed, ) ,mes Se"'
ant c. II. Tol-s. n IT
her-YOrk-G A. Jones, A J. II. Dug ihhe' H. a
Hi'dreth, +. T. Wood.
Ndssceh bssas-A. Is. E.y
IHIrOs-W W. Danenbauef
IoNa-R. Long.
Dc!Gr0Te- A. N. Robtneu
Adryl0Rd-J A. ColqUet.
Tensessee-Mr. PENN. .....
on o,o.Ii,a,i"n ponnation and resolutions sPphasi
TIE meetir1 I'm .ook .ce-s 10 me ct at Na'ion,i
Hall Canal street, at 4 O'clock p !"
.y1ERSoos skssIoS
IT,. ..n1J he meeting 10 order ~ a.
clock, when the Con mIt'ee 90 ors'n 4'''h re
the tosowIpg a. Pc coanent ofneIr.
Prende.t-A Z rvusston. View y.i-7y- no.
rEePrr,sraa-J r. WsstsaHk' fe--r"''
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VOTE FOR vIcE-PREsIDEsT.
L.. mont H.r1lln Eord Co BY J ON stoI. { ampb

Cav Johrston's informal nomination was declared.
Jndee CONRAD, in the name Of PeDnsy ANA con
cratusted tie Conven tion and returned most hearty
thanks for the honor which had been conferred upon
The old keystone state. The ticket he laid, would
cary P.nnsyvanis without doubt, by an overwhelm'
ing majority. Ill. =.
Gov CoiBY Of New-Hampehire was then called to
the chair.
Iouo calls were now made for Gov Johnston. who
was tL.r, upon introduced to the audience by the pre-
siding officer Gov CoLBr as the man who was ;, al
met Vice President Of the United States Laughter
and applause .r co..,.u. ..
Gov. JoHssrOs spoke as follows: Gentlemen OF
the Convention--I have no words adequate 70 tns
e.pr, ion of the deep feelings Of gratitude tina, NJ
M, heart in response 10 the connd-nce ths mas oeen
rep. sed in me BY tie pefsrenc you hsye sno"n ths
dsy in selecting the candidate hr the second
otiice u the eift of the American people must say
in frsnkn, II at myself regret that that choice mas
fsU.n on me- b. cause I am satisfied that there are
oth,rs who are competent 10 discharge the gfea
outi, that will be imp sed upon that oflcvr than the
hun be individual who addresses you, IN The event
of n GEES at tie next election. This, however, can
,sy to YOU that sba deavor 10 the extent OF my
humble ability 10 discharge all ihs dates tina. the cit
i1sps of tbi- country ssal call upon me to p form
vhetl er az the candidate Of great party whether -
N. repl,st NATIVE II great principle whether a. tae
defender Of Institutions or IN the deharse oi me
duties that may 6evoive upon me # called up'n
~ preside over the SeDste Of the United -Se'' Na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

.--, n-t-x-s. yp Ns->,- o. W ". Ds-ezssa-r
u va. A 3 Ely E.ss-esas 20, g Lcas. l7-a = VI
l.rs. ke.rocsy W. r. sesos' Ssv fsfx l. J. Il
Iuss-re Ne--lcyt. . =.
sr-.-s,se,-c W IeGs., New YO;t = J. Woo New
IL. Coum,.ee On pomiDsion Of candidates f~
F.-h,, NJ .no VIC, Pr, .ident of the ned states r
p~I;sd for
Fr-,t6eu,.-RcssRr :. SrocKrCS. j.
>-Prf.s .,H..-kESNETH R.rsoR, y. 4.
Tt. ba-rss v.rr receives: Nth vOci'eI0ls cheers.
Speed e. s.r- made BY M-.,r- H.LstrD Of y D.,
jews Of y. Y, HItpRKru 0. y. \. sad PkRSi' oi
T.bs.
Auo.ior was then rsds aud csri"t 70 s-i'1ta t.
to- At nchck II cr-r 10 eve f,-- 10 ire I'm.
NJ, 20 prepare uis stis ree,lGio IL a.. - -
Il n thsi Couircdor- S'ovk'oa wonid tItheT %
III, stIi " Re ply 10 re Nomination b., i-tiei.
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Number OF Children.

Tur NEw-JrRsEY CoNrERFScE DivIptp'-lnee
us Cor f,pc, OF the NJ r. Church st its late s-sio
,efoup enestion the General Coiisienee "a tn.
ton TO the division Of the New'Jnsey conference
,.,no,.I was presented the OecersI CohieTvnSe
VIII A. Conn Boundaries re eorted di" TO- o.
.h.b v.. asteed to Ii divides tie 90 terence INC
,,o',he New.J,uey and Newark Confereness Tue NeN
r,,y rcludts all yns sonth OF Inc
R.sp Rsy ard run up the hay and rser to New BIN.
~ thence slopg the tuInphe road m drect 70
's,,'s on a.. fe,wrs River aiding New bfunsssk
yh,,rHl. The Newark Corferenre include. all the
res, Of New Jisey ssDS and 20 much o. me
New Yoii and Pennsylvania a. sres ioe1aed D ne T'''
and Newton distr,c,a
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Mr. SHASKLASD Of Kansas obtained leave to explain
his vote He said: | arrived here this morning from
Kartss direct Our situation there is such, from the
unsettled aud alarming condition Of the country that
il difficult to obtain precise knowledge Of the wishes
of the people. Some for Fremont, some for Banks,
date Col Fremont do not know well a. do Mr..
Ba, ks | called upon him this morning, but as ne
was not in, could not learn what wished, 10 vote
Bank" $500
he expressly understood that he was not caudii date.
Tie Convention then took recess of half al hour.
ATTERSooN SESSION.
Soon after O'Clock the Convention was called to
order. and proceeded TO the tenth informal ballot,
:. 1
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CUPREME ,COURT-City and County of New
- yo,t-MIpG ART ANN NELSON widow aud Ad.

- York -MARGARET ANN NELSON widow, aud Adj
Of the goods chates and effects OF John NEIL
SON, jui ior, deceased, against GEORGE MALLON PAT
RICK McELROY Charles Lent and Margaret his wife Levi
HAYDEN Henry Elliott JaHes c. Holden James Flanagan,
Tbomss Otis Leroy David Smith, ASS Gardner Thona Gard
es &c WofFesenheld and Luther Wright President, &c
To the AIMED DefeDdar and each OF them You are
hereby required the complaint in tins
action which will be filed the office Of the Cert OF the Coy
sud County Of New York the City Hall In said city and TO
see a cory the said compliant on the sub
scrber Office No 81 Merchants E1ehaDge in the City OF
within days after the service OF this
mons on YOU the day Of such service and
foil to .n.wr said complaint within the tune aforesaid the
at this will apply to the Court for the relief de-
ded in the oonylsint-Dsed New loTk MSch IT, 1000
iel7 I.w6v Tus HENRY DAY, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

The building referred TO in Que paper of yesterday,
o. the corner of Broadway and Murray ST. as being
in dangerous condition partially fell, of it's own &C
cord. at IL O'Clock H. In order that No accident
might occur the police demolished the remainder OF
the structure.
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LINE of NETWORK and LIVER

N POOL PACKETS-PATRIOTIC LINE.-Tas line vii
comprised Of the following and hr'eas .nirs wa
HENRY CLAY 800 tuns. Capt DAVID CasIsns
CAr HOUN.. 400 tuns. .Cspt Daniel Truman
ORIFNg.. 600 tuns. -. Capt 0eorse dni
ELLEN AUSTIN. go tuns. Capt william ttrnck
The above shps have been recently built and are the .rse
sid substantial IN the trade. They are commanded ~
gentlemen Of ard sbty Their seOumodanots
speor and esertion VIII be ae 70 promote
the fort Of and the eonyenlehee OF npPo
Tor freish pass apply TO
sPOFfORD, TfLESTOE Co.. No y Broadway
AGENTS In Liverpool -
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II was moved and seconded by the Pennsy wanna
Delegation that Mr.. Banks be declared the unanimous
choice Of the Convention for President. carried
Afer a five minutes interval, the Convention took
an informal ballot for Vice President. The candidates
nrorosed were Fremont Gov. Johnston, of Pennsy Iva
mia: Senator HsmliD, of Maine Ii. Gov. Ford, of
Ohio: GOV. Colby, of New.Hampshlre, and L. b.
Campbell, of Ohio.
VOTE ToR yICE-PREsIDENT.
II. Inv Iohr. Gam
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coUE1 CAL-sDAr-rss oA.

SUPERIoR Court Noe. 727. 73s. TAI, 7J2 100, 500
20 On - SO - % lt@~ le7 YES, eis 10 ioH o2I
IS ~ a. nS3. Hsi nfs 30 Fs lsk 'g7i. is52 is7s
w. 49, fssg t@J ~ asp te lie IPs ll67 ltS fiis
= ~ ~, 10 its is Isz iis,. 1885, is7. III, ii71
iSf ~, ~. ~
,UPPEEz CoUtT- CIRcru. - No. s72 - lo0ol
49, ~ 30 e. 81. sss. IA f1 49, ~. g., ssi, ~,
~
st-I,i H-sCs y iTs. isl, 81 II, s., 81, 10, Ni
i.cEr ~ CCaxOs fLFAs-P Par Non. 32l, Gle,
So 81 40 sIs ss, so a. 90. Ds, SO. ssa Psst Al
SSs 81 u 81, "a cirEve
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CegaI Noilffs.

IL RSilANCE of an order Of the ssrroeats
. Tie unty Sew-Yerk notice he'e3S -, ~
= hsvins clam. asainsi MAakS IAO '.'e OF
IN O. ef Nv Yti deceased gresent INC sa ur a.
,te.' to c. o, NJ gork on " before the twehn day
Of 'c' 90 zen nt.s New-York, the sim aay % 'sN'
I6'F fnAs = IACORS AdmiIistrat0r Of
al is. ,a-4G' Hsyt l. Jssses, deeeaseS
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vCHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

j Of The 4Gt
con OF esy s. EVERY
He nae RED It in over and failed
EXCEPT n too oses DO thunder hauo hs ~ ith,,
r'e'son over two hundred eer'hese' Oh ' "
1wS bottles are warranted to cure a nursing mouth
O. three bottles will cure the worst khd OF puppies ""
~ or three bottles will clear the system OF boils ,
Two tot warranted to cure Gle worst canher III the
Ti,. T. Eve bottle. warranted cure the worst ease Of
sy.i'els. .,..n,.a 70 ,n,. all buwo, in the
Two bottle. are .anted running u the ears and
rr, cr .S so,es are warranted corrupt and running
o. .of,e vii cure .ealy eruptions Of the skin.
T three bottles warranted the worst case OF
I've bottles warranted the os desperate
m - t. rour bottles are warranted salt rheum
ff,o Il sht bottles ~ cure the worst case OF seoiusa
,,5,t. sua, sari.ned when the shove gu.n'i, take
Noi oo1. ulIobs, to those who have ID ss,n ne
so. ns The psstsres and all Old soue ~N soSua cue
:'e he%"' "a ,he .s's% We, ~ "or . hum. nor hss
srt is .oms es--' but r"t {Su, Ho %. .e
- :. 1nrve,y II hs. already done some Of TIE great
r .nre. W doe ~ M...sehp.e,ts gave II TO children
si chSre, ~e a.sh SON and a.ssy, restored to
pcrIeci q ~ hesrA by one botte ,..,. .,,
10 ho., are s~hl-tt sch headache o. eotue WI
eat fehef N esaIfs sDa a 1a S SsSs
s1 ne wters The so5, !. sound quite
cav bet here there deransement OF The ne'iosO OF
- vi cause very shs "ut
n.s a. they al disappear In iom -four days To ~esa
result sm the contrary, Shen thst
IN. g.. n feel youfs- k- person lhe.rd
DE mo.i -s'T-'sssnt snoomiums Of tbs ever mAp
Lot. 81 -
M.nuf.soor~d h, DONALD KENNEDY, No l2swsueu-st,
Y NivrN Free ~
.ue.sl, A.e't. for Nrs Yor.: G. " CLiCkENEk \ Co,
~, 81 Barclay CHAkLFS RING, No. 1872 Brosdwayi
a q = ~ -kNpS. No lsl Wii,mst; MARSH, oRNlS
a., ~. 80 tsr.enwiehst, ROND L PAUL, Chameersn
MELISSA 90 No rs Franklin a. MCkkSsON, hoBblNs
3 % y. - Msd-S ans' hANlLASn uAahhL
Rt>fpN Wsrr,u a. BsRSt : PARK, No Snt Brs adway;
"A nm CIO>F 4 CO raidaI. lal Mrs HAYES, brooh
In ~, s .ai At retail by al respectable Drusssts through
out Il. UikD
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EHNOHL YN ITEMS

MILITARY PARADE ASD REVIEW The Fonr'"en'h
.il el Q >t.l. coan.fd It 'd jts-s -
s. Lsa ,i 81 f-r.+ y--'rfd~, . ifsfr'i@' re
The - unin NJ AZ tnr IN yt'@s htY7
b. 81 hem u-'-o Re 80 Je
i.sior.n p tcfr~ 1br Z |"'y u ar f-sf-cs
i.. s- srs ~ glyu q led re - 4-Jfi
~tet re 10y rsli Pax By hsils ieL
Tu,-sac,-I ttey issoc ~ lEh uaaoef & s'>.ai,-'
.fc,ue- st 5e. u er which hsJ psraGed he s!ssA
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r--s., 81 ttAs psse Aeecns trss'n.er -
e. rsn - Pc be and Crsss w-fs ocss<erssp 49,
ss,tsssuse fA., sss esrse sOr and ss'' 70 tas" s~
sLu
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ORTGAGE SALE-JAMES H. MORROW

lVI end IRA CHRISTIAN made and delivered "a sgyJI
blk VILE certain lnderture Of Merssse besrns dafs
ne thJ hs Day OF July IN the year 1884 conditioned for
the payment Of the thousand three hupdYed dosrs
on or before the fifteenth day Arr thereafter with 70.
tere.t thereon Mos.xe seven PEI cen, per
Mnum which seid horfsse power of ale Of he
premises thereby orsssed defsut payment vuraan 20
the condition thereof AID which AortsaSe Of
sale herein contained recorded IN The exis-
ter Of the City and County Of Liber No n Of
horssses page No II the second day Of August 1884
Default has been sde IL Mortgage
res<oI Of Of the Be pad ksrsb
by nesIs whereof e power Of sale bee operative
The said Mortgage has been duly assigned By tbs aid Ben
MIN y VIE 10 Reune Randolph for valuable considers
the assignee holder and u sad Mortgage Thsrss
due and able said the dsts hereof the
OF line hundred and niDetytwO dna and eighty
ard Above all payments sae account OF OF said Mort
Notice hereby vss that pursuant the in such
made aid provided the s,d Mortgage wl be forscsoss1
By sale Of the Mortgage premises tra,tsd By said MORTGAGE.
at public suction the Rosnds Of Merchants Exchange
~ The City Of Eew-Yort SATURDAY the dsy Of
August IN the year 1886 a. IL ocloct Of ths day
which raid Mortgage premises described In said Mortgage
follows:
All those CERTAIN lots pieces parcels Of land st1s.e
City Of New York between the Seventh Eighth
Known distii he'd q ae m the Once Of the
Register and for the City and County OF New fort entitled
Map Of 81 Lots of Land Ground the property Of Gsbr
H. Card being Of the farm Of Samuel J. L. Norton de-
ceased by The numbers 70 thirty ard 81 hirty one being 10
eeiheT bounded soukey IL front By Thirty seventh street add
esfery BY lot number 81 Thirty two) said DoSery
Ia the by lots numbers IS rteeD) and IL (tweve
mop westerly q twenty ine) said
nsesch Of said lots coItauns in front and hve
feet lees and In length each side ninety sight
Hns aide Of M (s) thirty which not included in sad
Mortgage Dated Esw-Yort, Sd May 1856.
REUNE r. RANDOLPH, Assignee OF Mortgage,
Residence No 10 West S5eh-st
~ Tn kev .Tnvk C,<v
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SIIPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP

- plcaon of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonsky Of the
CITY OF New York relative 10 the OPENING OF EIGHTY
SECOND STREET from the Hudson River 10 the East River
excep portion included NJ the Central Park Ia the
CITY Of New York Pursuant such made ane
provided, the Mayor Aldermen and onnonAiiy OF me
CITY New York hereby give notice that they intend % Apply
10 the Sapreme Of the State Of New iork at Specia
Tern said Court be held at the City OF Newfcrk OF
SATURDAY the 18th Of June A. D. 1876 at the openint
the Court that day soon thereafter A. council ca. Dc
heard IL Commissioners OF Estimate sai
In the ened matter: that The nature sne
extent improvement hereby intended is the Opening
s.t from the Hudson River the Ess River exceP suchpo
ton cluded the Central Park In the said CITY OF View
York the nsp plan OF said cry under and D,
virtue the of the People Of the state
OF New.York entitled An Act relative 70 improvements
touching The Roads in the City Of New
Yort and for other purposes" passed Apr Sd sc.Datet
Sew,Y OH May IS, lS56. LORENZO b. shEPAhD,
N2itJsI4 Counsel TO the CorDor-tion
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IN PURSUANCE Of a. order Of the 0urrsests
Of the Comfy Of New York, Astsee hereby even 70 IL
hsvir elsins ssans the Of DANIEL EBBHTS
late Of the City Of New Ycrk dees..ed 70
viii vouchers ,herso 70 he ssbsessr q the Office Of Martin
Smhs, No IS Wal in the City Of New Yort sn or h.
fre The twelfth day Of December Lext-Dats Yori he
sxfh DAY q June lsS. EMERSON RHODES
jel0 Isw6nTu FIe.pta,
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