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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTsg

Sale OF Real Estate by Order of Court,
nN the 10Th day of October, 1871 between the hours
" OF one and three O'Clock p. at the door of the
court houtc. in the town of perryshurg. Wood county,
Ohio will be sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate. as the property Of James Henry, deceased,
to witt Tho undivided third part of the east half of the
north-west quarter Of section thirty township SIX range
ten east a'o the undivided third part of two Of
land of the southwest of the east half of the
south quarter Of fractional section nineteen in
the township and range aforesaid and more particular
y bounded follows commencing at the north We 81
of the east half of the northwest quarter of
on thirty in town six north of range ten east thence
north to the middle of the road leading from Perrysburg
to the head of the Grand Rapids thence in easterS
direction along said road, in the middle, thereof far
that line drawn nt right angles from the north line of
the above described the east half of the northwest
quarter OF section thirty and extending to the said
tuad above mentioned will contain two of ground
To be sold subject to thu dover of the widow Ap-
praised at $219 So subject to said dover. Terms of
sdls-casa. j. II. REID, Administrator
Estate of James Henry, deceased.
September 10, lsj7-l5wjSt1s
Sale Of Real Estate by Order of Court.
NJ the 10th day of October, D 1857, between the
~ hours of 10 o'clock an o'clock p NJ of said
day at tho door of the court house. in the town of Per-
rlsburg, Wood county, Ohio will sell to the highest
bidder the following real estate as the property of
William Henry, deceased to witt The undivided one
third part Of the east half of the northwest quarter OF
section thirty town six north OF range ten east;us
the undivided third part of two acres situate -
west of the half of the south wc'nd7fef
OF fractional section ninct en-, town and range,
and bounded as follows, the south by the north line
OF the above lot first mentioned, the west by tile west
line of said lot projected the of the Perrys-
burg Defiance road, the north by the center of
SAID road, and the east by line parallel with the
vest line and far enough erorr contain two acres
Appraised at s.. Term'-mide known on day of
sale. WILLIAM EWING, Admir-. of
s SJEFFEusoN, Atty. William Ienry's Estate,
September 10. lSjf-tSw4 1913
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sale of RenI Estate by Order I'd Conrt.
Road Notice.

'lNO Sumner Stone, or the owners of the following
4 described land, TO wit: The east part north we9r
quarter Of section H. town 3 range H. you hereby
noibed shat the viewers and Surveyor will meet at the
house OF samuel Klngingsmith on the Sd day of Oc-
tonor l'It to vacatc part OF the county road COM
mencing 81 rods south OF the northeast crper of sec
uon Ii in Bloom townshp thence west to tlfo Perrys.
burg Fndlay free turnpike, and there termunt,nq.
and TO grant Wow, survey and location near the
above points an following the line OF the road as now
opened and made. JAMES II. TANNER
September To- lSIT-IswI% Petitioner
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~ We learn irom private source hat West
colt and Norton hal a very slim audience at West
Mlgroyo last Sturdy night, N jority of whom
were Republicans Afor they had concu e their
stale and insipil remarks black Republican
carrei them down eIsctullly. It is said that
the hair pu.el some. bat these two strange bed
fellows sill persist in boring the people with their
shallow pralings about "niggsrisn,' and even
promised to repeat the sane dose to the people
about Mlsrove. II we do not mistake the iuteli-
gence and political honesty of the people res ding
thereanouls, these political nags had better save
their breath
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The appointment for meeting at tins place
next Saturday evening, has been Withdrawn, and
Gen. Hill will address the citizens Of Mauncc on
that evening. We trust our citizens will make
arrangements to attend this meeting in large mum.
bcrs. Other speakers will also address the meet
inu
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rE1O the residents and nonresident owners of enst
L half of sections j. Sl7, 20, -, and -; aso the
owners of the west hll ot sections o. lG, 2 2s and
49, in town 1, rang, II. being in Portage township:
you are rch, notified tIit the viewers and surveyor
i'll meet at the house of Jacob DIuterman on che ID
daJ of October l.jI to survey and locate road COM
mcncing AT the northeast corner OF section
rth ot range IL ct.; thence south until it in
tersecs the township lin, between Bloom and Portage
townships, and there terninnc.
MANY PETITIONERS.
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Jz9- We merstdnI thai Cyrus Howard, Esq,
alIrssed large and enthusiastic gathering at
Miumee last Saturday night. H. exposed the
frdululent transactions connected with the Ca
rs * c.. to feel quite restless. Blckus was per-
mittel to reply TO Howard, aud Howard an
swerel him, leaving the impression on all pres
cut that B'caus was thoroughly u.el up. We
have heard that democrat present thought lie
made poor f5t for one of the biz guns
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GOV. CHASE IN PEisxYsBUtai :
GRAND REcEPTI0N. NN
LARGE AND ENTnUsIATIo MuErIxa.

The reception Of Gov. Chase by The sterling
Republicans OF Wool county. on last Tuesday
night, was one of the most splendid political
demonstrations we have ever witnessed.
The Governor addressed large and enthusins-
tic meetiong at Toledo for more than three hours,
in the afternoon, which made his departure for
this place quite late in the evening He was
escorted TO Perrysburg by the Union Band, and
a delegation of distinguished citizens of Toledo,
aud number Of our citizens, on board the
steamer Chase On the arrival of the boat the
cannon doomed forth its laundering announce
ment of the arrival of the Governor, and crowd
of odmiring spectators gathered at the foot Of
Louisiana Avenue ogive him hearty welcome;
and as he stepped on shore cheer after cheerwe
up for the model Governor Of Ohio. The large
crowd of people then formed in procession, pre-
ceded by the Band, and es scorted Gov. Chase to
the Baird House where supper was in waiting
for the invited guests, and here the air was again
rent with the shouts of the assembled mass Of
freemen
A procession was again soon formed, and
marched to the Court House, which was already
well filed But everybody was anxious to see
ant hear the Governor, aud not vacant spot
on which man could stand, either in hall or
gallery, was unoccuPied
Geo. Williams, Esq, OF Centre township,
was called to the chair, and introduced Gov
Chase to the audience. The Governor appeared
amid much enthusiastic cheering, but stated
that it would be utterly impossible for him to
mike speech lie talked almost an hour
however IN his usual hmiiar, candid, honest,
ana convincing STYLE giving brief history OF
BHSIius robbery OF the ucasury-c lmpdring
tie e%'F1v'Eanca OF LAcoioco En1nci.rns
with th' economy which has c!nriclerlzd tht
various departments OF th' Republican Safe
5ovcnmch'--alIudedt 10 III DreI Stott decision
1nd showed TINT /; decided many important
points 10 which Payne aud his followers do nos
Allule and wound up with statement of the
Champaign county case, warming up as n dis
cu's'd 'l'e ontrdSes sought to be Imposed upon
lhe drop'e ot ONO ny the slave Power, AMI when
he said tiat the laws Of Ohio, while be was her
Governor. should be respected, even by United
states officials, the enthusiastic respons' u! the
audience must have satisfied hIm thaj IN this
course ne would have tbs hearty sympathy aud
cooperation OF the people ot wood county
we cannot even attempt report OF his re.
marks, which were repeatedly and most enthu-
saStical!y cheered by The people in attenlnncc.
After Gov c. had conclude 4 AMI the Bind
had gratii'd the audience with oh9 of the
Unions finest pieces, John c. LIE, Esq, was
called out aud took the stand. H. is II spirited
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REPUBLICAN RALLY!

The Republicans of Perrysburg and vicinity viii
be addressed by
HON. s. Il. EILAEzE5LEE,
of Bryan, on Wednesday evening next, September
80 1857.
Mr.. i. is popular orator, and discusses the po-
litical questions of the day with much ability.
Let the Co1rt House be well filed with ladies
and gentlemen.
By order Of the Cent. Com
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J=5- Oar democratic friends cluim that Massrs
Grimes & Moon "only got 3l5 or $50 out of the
democratic party, any way" and rathc. boast about
it. We don't like to see people boast of their
own shame. If M2ssrs. Grimes & Moon left good
situations in Cleveland and came here to print q
paper for the Locorocos-ftted up an oifi.e and
published three papers without rece.vin; more
than fifteen d).ar', We must be p.rmitte! to
charge the Lo1os OF this county with being the
most perfect s;awAyi We ever saw or heard tell
o.. They hal no claims to any other trsatnen;
an that bestowed upon them by those whom
they deceived by uuiUli1,led promises AI,ssrs.
Grimes Sl Moon did themselves great injustice by
leaving in clAnlestine manner. They should have
acted openly and above board.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS

There will be meeting at BOWLING
GREEN, on Wednesday, October 9TH. GEN.
HILL, HON. A. COOK, JOHN G. LEE Esq,
ond Others have promisel to be present on the
occasion. FRIENDS of FREEDOM, turn out!
BY Order Of Rep. Cen, Committee.
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SirilHS.

-.
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!'''''' ''''''''S
'1''',, ,'!'
w hat made Grimes ~ Co O1y
nose tine convention satisfied them that the dog
was dead"
Orr friend auesscs correctly, That was the very
reason AMI about the language used by the Young
man, ii We are correctly informed, p,ior to taking
their departure.
zg- B,c,;ns in crny.r.Trion in rhis nI,ca
l,st ,y.,,, when ninnal dawn f., facts so,rbt
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~ Nothing checks tn play Of the imogina-
ton more eifcuaIy than an empty pocket
Perrysburg Dsaocrut.
We beg your pardon Massrs. Grim & Noon,
for differing with you, but had you been in our
town on last Thursday night, you would be free
to acknowledge that the above is all wrong -
The ciques caucus at B.ach'S store will bear US
testimony upon this point.
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z-l'~ The following notice, which appeared in
the last Democrat, will b. read with interest by
our Loco friends:
We trust that every Democrat in the County
will consider himself an agent for "TnE DEMo-
CRAT,' for the success Of th. paper and tha good
cause, unl consider the necessity of advance
payment upon subscription to keep the press
moving. Those who have received our Pros
pec'us will please haul them in as soon as pos
sible, as we wish to place the names on our sub
Scriptiun books All communications pertaiu-
ing 10 the office should b. addres,rd to
L. NJ. GRIMES & CO,
Publishers Of the ID mDcrat.
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III Since the nomination of Norton for Rep
rc'cutatiye, the D,mocrai has contained the most
eytravag4nt laulatious Of Henry Clay aud tic
old Wing party. This is st, farther evidence that
the mountain has gone to the mouse.
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~ A friend of ours remarked that Dodge
crossed himself soyera! times last night Will,
spcalling OF the Constitution and the Holy Court
We were so completely dscombo5aratad by hi.
first SHOT that we could not see well, and can't say
how hn did behnve
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n5- we neglected to state in our last issue
that the Lucas AMI Fulton representative con-
veution nominated Slmurl NJ Raymond, EsI.,
of Toledo, by ucc4n alton.
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Is it trne that our Locoroco friends will not
employ our old friend aud fellow citizen F. X.
BsIanser, Esq, to publish their paper because
he is a foreigner, lest lhlt fact should frighten
some OF the three hun lr.d Know NoIhugS from
their ranks? We have heard it said that such
is the fact, and things look nightly like it.
AnMrrrED.-At the District Court, on Satur
day last, D. W. IL. Day, f. c. Cook, Simar
Clark. anl D. X. Iloilcnheck, Of this place, nnJ
Jas. NJ. Paterson, of Toledo, were admitted to
the practice oflaw in the several Courts Of Ohio
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.zD- An article in the last No of the Democrl,
relative to the county convention andits nominees,
winds up as follows:
Every Democrat in attendance upon the Con
vention went home with the smile Of animated
hope upon his countcaucc in the success Of our
ticket, AMI determination to labor for il until the
last ballot is deposited, and Wood county and the
State redeemed from Black Republicanisnl'
t. The ballot falls within the box.
As snow flakes fall uuou The sod
Aui executes a fregmau's will
As lightning does tue will Uf God
The editors eIempied their sincerity and ami
matedhope in the success ofour ticket, in language
still stronger than the above by acting upon the
principle that
lie who fights and runs away
My live to i s.It ulo;.,r day.
Had the editors believed single sentence in the
above extract they woald have bc,n among Us
yet. Such is the reckless manner in Which the
LJcoTocos will assert the most absurd ftlsehooIs
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darn. EglI,,s Anpol.,tmcmt.

By order of the Cent. Com.
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Orean CLEANERS. Sc.
ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECrIC

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
~ FOR CALIFORNIA-UNITED STATES NAIL LIMA
Fhy pounds Of baggage free 10 cents per pound on IT,
Four hous from 20 ocean, by Panama Railroad IMeH
30 CALIFORNIA via Panama Railroad Che Unitet States
Mail Steamship Company will dispatch for ASPINwAt.
SATURDAY, June y, at O'Clock M precisely non ~
steam ship CENTRAL AMERICA, Capt. w. l.. Hernteu.
Passengers and Mails will Do forwarded by Panama kufs
and connect Panama with the Pacific Mail Steanship On
panys MAGNIFICENT steamship JOHN l.. STEPHENS. H.
Pears o. Commander which viii be In readiness and ssss ss
media.ey Tor San Francisco. A.
The public arc informed that the Pacific Mall s,euiAp
Company always have extra steamers lying a r
ready for TO avoid sny possible detention Of p'
mails.
Tor passage sppy 70 l. w RAYMOND, At the Only oses
The Company No. IN West.t, corner Of Wsnsnst, n T.
Resusr United States Nail Steamer days, 5th aud wa
each month.
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By JOSEPH HEGEMAS. Auctionee:.
"WEDNESDAY, June IL, at ~ o'clock a. NJ at
w No : Cumberland st. near PaTkay., Brooklyn
Hors FTOLD FURNITURE. Velvet Tapestry, BTu'se. and
Insrain CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, rosewood mahogany nd
.sse.eat CHAIRS walnut and mshogany BEDSrEADS Hair
Mattresses Feather Beds nshogsny dressing Bureaus, ma
hgapy Sofas and Center Table, Oil Paintings also an excel
lent rosewood PIANO &C. &c. Same day, al o'clock m
AZ No % Lafayette Portland small quantity OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Catalogues at the Sales Rooms
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fjouses an6 farms mante6.

V1ARM WANTED-In EXCHANGE for TWO
HOUSES in Jersey City, blocks from the Ferry in the
main street Houses rented for Sl,SCO will bring 5o
all In good repair; good Investment Inc
property viii bring $4,000 in Eve years Wl eIchanse io
FAPN if in healthy locatonou the
Undson River preferred; OF will PURCHASE FARM aud
give Bond and Mortgage the poperty in Jersey CITY Ad
dress A. b. c. No 100 Vesey N. " stating all particulars
VNTANTED-In or near the With Ward,
w PART Of FURNISHED HOUSE by small family Of
lady child and References exchanged Address d.
NJ. q tribune Office.
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BAsx DEPARTMENT, albany, July Is, 10

BAsK DFfARTnEsr, Albany, July IS lSsa
NOTICE n hereby given pursuant TO the statute
~ 10 such case made and provided al the crcustins
,, issued 10 w. B. PECK, individual Banker YARN
DRs BANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY, Arist,s), must b
presented the Office Of the Superintendent Of the BANKING
bparspt Of the State Of New fork for payment within two
years the date hereof the funds deposited for se re-
b sfvsa up H. sCHoONMAkEh
jyii lswTusy supsrn'saases'
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6ales bp Anetion.

DANIEL s. HoueH, Auetoneer-Ofice No. Is Psrk.row
A TTRACTIVE SALE of ELE |fANT HOUSE
n HOLD FURNITURE. velvet CARPETS, OIL PAIN /,
TNGS ROSEWOOD PIANOS, 1c-At public auction III -
DAY Tuesday June l6. st l0i NJ al tas c)ates;'
Of the elegantly furnished private residence No us st ID
Al near 9Th sy The has been newly furnished with
frstsss goods and the sale will afford superior advantage -
BUYERS In the house mshogany Extension able ana o
et. and solid Suites Etagere Lace CURTAINS
OIL Painting pier and oval Gasses velvet Carpets AMI Ku1
China rosewood Piano rosewood snd mangany freuch
kc For further PARTICULARS Herald Of Tuesday.
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CoxrrvrxrIL BANK, NEw.YORx, IA April, l

CoNrNENrAL BANK, NEw.YoRX, Hh April, I85L
CAPITAL STOCK, $500, coo, to be Increased
- SCHOOLGIRLS Board Of Directors Of the Continental
Bank ia view Of its ncrsssDg business and In OF
tie authority conferred them by The Articles OF Assaon
have decided increase the Capla 81 ck by an
ssue Of Five Thousand additional Shares OF hulirei dol
lars each which .ha BE- subject in all respects to the PaA
tons conditions and limitations in said Articles contained snd
declared with respect to the shares RON existing .
of tn. Bank having been duly authorize 0Y the
ard that in accordance With such -on
and said Articles they will Books Of Sdb.cp'h
and receive subscriptions 18th day Of ne mex, BE-"
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock and o'clock ~ me
ssid Bsnk the City New York. fm all pers ls wn' sh
appesr 20 be day books Of N" BanS a'
Shareholders said Continental Bank Ia the ptopon OF
one the increased Capital Stock at par 70 every
three shares then held by them respectively
The amount SUBSCRIBED and not paid the time ~ ubcrp
ton will be payable the rst day July next when certf
Gates will be issued. -
such portion of the additional Five Thousand Shares shall
not taken haTehodes within ten days ater the said
18th day June viii be disposed Of for the benefit OF the As
sosstion.
10 the sixth (6th) dsy Of July, both inclusive - ,
" Wv '' w t. HOOKER, President
b. T. WARNER Cashier
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NEW LINE OF STEAMERS between NEW
~ WORK IONUON aud BREMEN

\ N
The magnificent British steamships 49, -,
QUEEN 0F THE SOUTH. Capt Be.l...2 22l tuns erseH
Capt. Benson. SD tuns euriea'
JASON Capt Br,ton 1901 tans ea'a S
Owned BY the European and American steam shipping 81
of London and Southampton appointed sal from NEW
YORK on svery alternate WEDNESDAY for LONDOs na
BBEMEN touching Southampton 20 land passenger s
mails for England aud France They will remain one cg
London and then proceed 10 Bremen. Returning they wlss
BREMEN for NETWORK on every alternate SArUkpAL
stopping only at Southampton
these steamships VI the fret class and have suPsas
commodaton for passenger. Tney will take limited asnN
Of third clsss OF steetsge passengers.
A SURGEON IL attsehs< 10 each ship . -.
Tse rates Of freight TO Lozdon viii be but little hshflS
those of sailing ships.
PASSAGE. ~.
First On Second Caiin. so Steerse -
The steamship ARGO will sail from New ork on WEpsEs
DAY June a. and will be succeeded by tee JASON, suJ'
and QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, July p.
For freight or passage, apply % -, ,.-r,.s
{. H. SAND, No. II South Waania
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professional Notices.

NEW PATENT SPECTACLE ES for PRESERY.
~ ING vIsIoN-Suitins for Life and needing ehsus-
Invented Patented ard sold only BY Professor FRANKy>
cian 70 NewYork Eye Hospital Lecturer Sight ko MAI
Park row NewYork. DR.. FRANKS intends ylsas psSs
sopaly the principal cities of the Eastern States.
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OFFICE PITTssURGH, Fosr WAySE AND
CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY. No. 81 WihisE1s.,
Ngw.YosK, Nay q. 1851
MOTT CE This Company has established an
~ Office in this city No 81 Wian-.t I'd foor for the
transfer Of their Stock the Transaction u financial business
Due notice viii be given Of the opening Of the Transfer boof
Stockholders resident In New York and other
obtain full exhibit of the Company Affairs on sP
plcat.on 81 thJ Office. ,
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OFFICE or TEE AxEsIcN GcNo Cessasr,}
Nsw.Yosx May p, 1857. )
A NgEETyNn &c tha TRUSTEES. held Al

AT MEETING Of the TKUSI ELS, held az
"A the ooe Of the Company this day ssr bearing tbs sn.J
s.s of the BAKER ISLAND GUASO BY A HAYS OF Sos,on
e,ory il was resolved following notice Be pu6shed
Notice hereby gwen to me @ .gs rsaar. a. 10 nss
s..nee SECOND iNsTALLMENT or forfeit their stock
h ,hi.,y S.ys om his date BY order Of the Trustees
JAS. g. WYCkOFF, Treasurer.
Committee Of Of the Trustees appointed TO hire
.ad ,..ou the Ilsnds and 70 purchase and
sp al Buoys Anchors Chains for moons and al
Oder rsosssrr pplenents % ship the 0uAno thereom
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Nsw.Yokx June 10, ls5I
SECOND INsTALLMEET Of . Is per share, on the IA
creased capital sock Of this Bank has been orssd ~
Board Of Directors be called for payable on the "
July next with interes. from May l. last Any socsaoasr
may have the option of paying the remaining 90 Per
CURED make full paid stock between the M i ~ u I
BY adding interest q above r. ). OAhLEII o.enieI.
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Groceries an6 provisions.

IOHN DIV G Ii T 81 G o.,
~ Manufacturers Of -
DoUBLE-REFINED AND FAMILY sALEHArUsi
srpER-cARBoSArE OF SODA, SAL SODA ETC.,
No II Oldsfp Hanover square, New York:
IPURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
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p.rv EIRr INsftRANcR Co.

PAX FIRE INSURANCE Co. I
No OF B,o,dxay cor PARK place n y Iuns 1871
nWIDEND.- "A sem-annual dividend Of SIX (6)
~ per cent day been declared payable and 4,er
Is, Juy NEXT The Transfer Books will be closed from 2fh
inst TO = of July inclusive WIN. JAFFRAY, Secretary
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CUPREME COURT.-GEORGE PETTlBONE
- against HARMON X. ROOT ct s:-ln PaI.uance Of 3
ind eut Supreme Court Of the State Of New fort
viii expose to sale. the th day Of June 1857 At L! ooek
m AZ the Merchants Exchange il the city Of New'foTki ~
L. H. Ludlow, auctonser:
All that certain house and lot, piee parcel of ground
situate lying snd beng in the Fourteenth Ward Of the city OF
known distinguished chart OF the
lands Nicholas Bsyad deceased BY lot number twelve hun
ded aud eht l8 bounded westerly i'll front BY Broadway
portheIly BY lot punber twelve hundred and seven 7
essterl, by ground late belonging TO Charles GT1nam
and .osthery number xeye hundred and nine 15
soptapipz in breadth in front and twenty-five ~ ies
and In len Eth each side hundred tS Feet being hs
property commonly known number i've hundred AIs l"'e
rl1 Biosiway, in the city of New York.
D.ted New. York, june 5, lST ~ . ~ - =, r.
i.1O,Iez5 r. GOODMAN, PRS Any.
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DuiI6ins Materials.

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