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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-15
SYRACUSE, sept. IA, 1858.

cNFAFtHFI EEV1 INVos
The city 10 ioleraby well filed with the democracy TO
night The outsiders particularly are In fu force. voor
hees House the headquarters Of both sections of the
party, Gideon Tucker, Secretary Of STATE Fernando
WOOD Peter Casger ssd Governor Church having rooms
there Horstio seymour d II ,he Syracuse House.
The New York quarrel Of rsmmany and anti rsmmsny
draws large lobby from the cay, each side being warmly
supported and muca feeling manifested. There no IT.
tempt disguise mo struggle between the harris sni
sofs and the statements Of the0psrzans Of escn side
differ widely. The hards claim, with apparent confidence
that tbey have good show for small majority OF the
Convention and declare that Horso Seymour shall ~.
BE- ses,sd 70 preside or 10 ssy other pcsos ne ssit
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amounted 10 o1y 50 per ship he said that there
law regulate the charge and that he governed by
his conscience the subject Dr. rhompsons consceIce
TO have been stretched 70 ost double the length Of
the former Health OElcer referred to-
The plan of fumgston Ia simple. A little chloride Of
lime carried board with small quantity Of oil vrol
costing perhaps Is cents 70 30 cents Plates placed in
few places about the vessel md little OF the oil or
vio added which disengages the chlorine gas Eor tcs
service, occupying few minutes, 50 10 sl2 ie
charged. That s six for the fret application aud SIX for
the second.
When the cargo removed the hold s sprinkled with
little quicklime and mall plates with Of the chic
ride Of lime used before xnd the charge duplicated
The former Health Oicer states that boarding and
charging done in winter unless the vessel had pas
sengen It s said that DR. Thompson boards ell foreign
vessels In winter and charges ST 80 for each, whether
they have passengers not including vessels with iron
from Scotland and Wales, Goals from Shields salt and
slate from Liverpool.
was strange that the Eeslth Commissioners, while
confeesing that hey did mot know what the customary
charges were yet declred the Health 0icer's rates
and his employees term wsre only little above no;
over double the usual chrges and therefore not
CANT They nevertheless aterwsrda the Cham
Der OF Commerce 70 and out what the usus were
but neither the Chsmber ts Secretary could tell
The Chamber held meeting the sh instant, and ap
pointed committee 70 find ont whether the Beah O;er
was charging TOO much and then adoursei until lat
October.
As s the province or the HERALD TO give light the
subject for ben. A. Of b Commissioners OF Hssth
we give The custom rates compared with those charged
at Quar nns And first submit thoss charged for the
I.EO srHyEDoeTS
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In the above list of shsrses will be found 81 ~ raid
Governor Kings Hsrbor Masters for doing nothing
next 10 nothingsonotmes, II s said mot going aboard
the ship At all for which such charges are male The
~ so and permit Of eoc, (which, however, from Qua.
rantne charges at the ofs per hour charges
Of the Health oncer healthy ship from healthy port
vessel called the Grotio bound from Havana to Eu
rope with pco hossheads sugar put into The lower bay in
dsre, having Lost the captain with the fever AMOR
naming short time she again sailed FOR Europe. Her
conssnees in New York paid quarantine charges 10 the
amount OF f2os The exhibited the bills proof or
the statement
We here submit BIN for ocopersge, for which the
usual contract had been signed, but was alleged no
work had been DONE
NEw yoRK, August 2, 1853.
Brig Rr1HicE and OWNERS,
10 JoHy y. RExp Avn BroTuxRs Dr.
TO ccopering on cargo st QSarantns, as per sgree-
ment....sss.s. s.s.........s.s....ss*.N %
Received payment
Messrs j r. Reed snd Brothers have not coopercd
package board the brig Bcarice and IN the best OF
knowledge ard belief they have not coopsred package Of
her cargo elsewhere. Messrs j. r. Reed and 90. claim
that by agreement the ghermsn signed receipt for the
cargo whicn be was 10 cooper df required ~ ster
wards n did MOI require ooopeying, myself and man
liehicrmsn informed that Messrs r. Reed and Co.
would have claim for work Viii shsy never perform
ed and that there was agreement about M being 600
pered on board The lighter or ashore
wa. DYER, Master Of tvis Bsssree
NEw YorE. Augurt ., 1883.
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BrrIoSs rHArRE-nwrr o. MApaME Coisov.-.-ne
srasoech Opera troupe commenced series of pororrn,n
ccs last night With Douixetus Fgiis del RewSfneno,"
sung Ia Italian with Madame Colson Maris sanSr ,5o-
ceua a ronio sgnor BuH suplxo rse a1assncs va.
numerous aud included nearlrs tho AaAcs OF toe Aes
DENY with great infusion q directors srtss sn.r@,rya
ss end o al sors Tue entire interest o bs per-
ormanoe vas centred in the priua donna, the
manager having made her the sole Abrasion Of ths
night, kecrpG 10 his other leading srtlsas
Rsiamc Cos9n fine artist every sense oe the v,-d
sne hs excellent soprano voice extensive In coma.ss
equal quality, synpatbetc In tone bat NOT res.ksse
Tor power "a an actress she evidently purli Of ths
bes, French school, and that the only scb ,o IN the
world. Addei ~ no small share OF personal beauty shs
has that peculiar Git o fascination which seems % belong
particularly 10 the French artist She h IN fsc. casrm-
ns actress aud delicious chanese she rave the
forth the somewhat wiling plsuds Of critical sudepce
she vas called out and had all the honors d genuine
success In the second Nine Coson sung ms "ssfut
France eharmiosly, and facility Of execution found
fu scope IN an introduced ondo fdie, composed, We
are not MISTAKEN by Mr. Maretzev for Nadans lAcorde,
vhem Nine. Colson much resembles ~ nsr style o. sing
Ing which more of The French thsn of the asn sonool
AZ TO- she has been quite ul N Italian opsrs, and
In French comic opera she must be superb We hops 10
haav her In IA before the ~ Burfons shall have
bees concluded Altogether, Mr. Sunxoscb may conerstu
late husef upon having secured % dne 0tset ane
Coson sne isbored sst night under peculiar difficulties
e ar, ats Who sung with her are hardly 20 "a e most
hartsbIe standard Of mediccrity the chorus esxee
snd badly ccstumed. and the orchestra, though soof
enough N 10 psyscnusi, sketchy and scvssshy a.
whole. Tbe same opers win be given 90 " morrow
evening
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RevuisIons Of Public Taste-Ol,ening OF An
other FashIonabIe Hotel In Taxxn.


The large and splendid hotel building crested by Mr.
Emo, At The junction or Broadway and F5 avenoe aud
facing Madison square, has, understand been leased
by Mr. Stevens, OF Boston. Mr. Stevens IL ooe og tho
mos, successful hotel proprcors the Unted States
This viii make the th largo esabshnenl which 40 pos
different States OF the Union viz the Rsycra
House. Boston the Nahans Houae the Battle house No
bile Point Clear House, Mobile Bay and thc E,o Hoass,
In This city nes,ess 70 aid that this muupIics,sou
Of enterprises the result OF judcous marsgsmcns and
large means hr. Stevens having BY his energy md ssy
and tact, become one u the wesllhss, men 10 the
country
rhs opening a The Emo House a. nrs. cls,s esa,lsh
ment In she upper end Of the city viii nsngursie another
great revolution In hotel patronage and property.
thirty years ago the City Hotel, nearly Opposite
Pine street, the fsshioasnis establishment rnea
tho Asior, he Irving House, and tho - Nicholas
sucoessively bore away the palm Of pashc f.
vor. With the opening Of the Atlantic telegraph,
Of the China trade, and tho overland wagon
route 70 California but right that should have some
marked corresponding event amongst ssiaslisamesas
which owe their ,e 70 tho movement os p,pulsoa. ac.
cordnsy, the installation Of the great hotel psp-e.5r
Mr.. ssevens, IN the mammoth hoselths Eso iissse
far away up town, arrives opporunely 10 odcs's the
extent 10 which all these various Influences s-e assy lo
be.sc. our city, by rapidly swelling tho number os ~,
inhabitants and the'r material resources 50 sare ~d
speculsor nr. stevens would embark enter.
Prise Of this kind without beng pesusded ,se p1stca
d trade and the revelations Of which s-e c,ossny
occurring in the fshousbe world woald rravts "a In.
mediate and constantly Increasing patronage Tor hs s--
tsblshmeni
To the family hotels in rs negbborho,d the opcuag %
the rno House cannc, fail 10 prove Of grea Advantage
me numbers cf fashionable people who ~f bs Attracted
TO will, In their turn, help keep sns like
nllols tho
year. Tts influence upon The vsue Of prs9srsy N The
neighbcrhood Will, OF course be prcporticnalcy great
and we are therefore justified saying ths this
which h likely 70 create considerable SIR sorrss
o nsmber OF important interests
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slight examination OF the above table will convince
tho Commissioners OF Health that the charges are more
han double and not II all reasonable.
We suejon comparative tables OF rghtersge from the
printed cards in each Those designated customary
were agreed to by the lghsermen Of this harbor and
printed May 1885, and those adopted by the ghtcrman
oihe hs,hh officer, Mr. Boyer are from printed copies
weed by Tim the present season, stated In federal
currency.
H.alh Obicesis Ltlhtsrra1H,
NJ BIS Rates Of Liga:srcG%
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QulkANirr SrArxs ISLAND, Juls 81. 1863
Received on oosrs sap' aiss from ON board orig 10
l62 fcpe hurdred aud my t~o) bcxes suysr,
csses aocl eA.e sessrs, sb OF whoa sro 10 good
oraer. Patrick MEIAS.
}. j. MORAN.
We submit the following letters addreesed TO from
responsible persons, which speak for snenseves:--
TO THE spiroR OF THE HxRALD.
S a Ss,s sa ssS from ssavs and w,s In
on board woalo d; etsnsd rom ave =
ane sss obliged to anchor my yssss IL tie
ns ss ,o,a sna q when % % s0 r
crew COED hss 70 % placed IA the midst .; In ctlon
ard sacha useless Of fe under tAa ples
ofSswYs sPgg,is g s.eis%s; !sissloss
STATEMENT or QUARANTINE CHARGES, SWORN TO,
WHICH SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
the undersgned Henri Ercosmanu c.ptain OF the Bre
% h y M ssns s sa s day % q 4 ss @
Of men woger and Children. with less means. 70
he oo 70
sS .n q Sers &. my y. 81 s %
sr SsvSs sesoaa q he ssssSs1
osa in ssw s.t SSTs June % visited % ne
% well as the one 70 be sick he
hey ii % sS ss De-
ss sss h'' days.
up & III & snS s sr ssnS e
heeced for this transaction by following bills
expenses rer erdered to me, viz
bill of u O. Waller, vaccinson Of passengers and
crew Of ship Republic in all two hundred and eighty
IN number, each twenty i've cents SO 90
CAN this werk was done by person, within one
bouY's time)
Bun Of kdw Cunnns sham-To four fumgstions. SO 90
70 cn,ulas y. nme ~
For landing three presurned d) sck persons 90
Bill Of David gcLyman, for burning the refuse bed.
ding snd clothes OF passengers. Is co
lodging o. 269 passengers per ship Republic, landed
and provided for At Quarantine, by order of the
Health Officers ~ follows-For b1S days, 2l7 of IL
years OF age and ever, at the rate Of IS per week
40 between and IL al 81 SO 0................ So 90
Three Infants not charged for)
BIZ OF s.etmer Cinderella other owbosta have
done the woriD for transshippng 260 passen-
from ship 70 QuR,sntfne at 10 cents each S26 %
Again, lransfippirg passengers and baggage
frOIa ship TO Quarantine. 20 20
Again, for transhppng 30 passengers and
Baggage from Quarantine TO Castle Garden,
AZ hours al 80 per hour. 45 90
- 10l 90
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All bee expenses and trouble have been me- not
whs!sDdng coming frona northern and be.lthy port.
viii The e2eepon q be sbove mentioned and young
sfier my s,,yai a. SsTs Seen informed An 10" '"s'
hsshay have been i%erisOnsa within The
I. S.nl.sqn e ysoy isys.
asosn % siy Sew Ysss when s p.oss.aas
fever, 40. which he emgran's might have tsSsn w.hn
sworn 70 before the 24b day of july 1855 HosEs B.
MAcInY. Commissioner Of Deeds
This unparalleled oppression bore hard upon the In
terests Of shpowners, consgnees and ship masters TO
become in . measure intolersble and insupportable
Hence, the l4th ult, considerable number Of them
united m petition to Gov King, praying that he would
investigate their complaints, and possible extend 70
them relief through the exercae Of his Official pre-
rogAtive.
TO this mild and respectful petition the Governor made
no reply Here is the petition
EEw YorK, AugustH IA, 1853
Many merchants End ship owners Of o city Of New York.
now aaierns from tne ertortons and pracsed
slips ,aSsn from our iesans oommsrc.i new.pspsrs
ssf M IN Ssy
very briefly dsscrbes few .. lbs wrongs which
nay prove Sas IL sys.sa s wSes 10.
ns,osons Wish d n.y On rasS be i@possiSis 70 remove
would MOS earnestly pray That Jour kxscenry you'll era
q orerove be esuAe.
The extraordinary pursued oasrsntne deve.
leped by the foregoing statements, towards tho
and shipping, is calculated, persisted IN to
destroy the trade or the port and drive 10 70 other
citieo A versel arrived the other day from Havana,
ihc captain OF which informed that freishis were
good, but a consgnmerts coming 10 New York would
be subject such quarantine expenses they
preferred not TO ship all 70 send carIoes 10 Boston,
Philadelphia Baltimore Another vessel wished to get
q csrgo for New York but met with the dificulty
and finally chartered for Europe Several houses IN the
West Indies and In New York have declared their
ton Of ttoppne shipments next summer, should this sys
tenn Of oppression be confirmed. This win tend 70
rjure the trade Of New YORK; and Ayapce the prices Of
sugar and molassos 10 consumers.
Cotton vessels ., the South have also been diverted
for Europe direct Nearly ne whole Of our trade with
tho Gulf Of Mexico, West Indies and sou,hwsrd on the
spanAh Main and south America including Charleston and
New Orleans q the present ts under Of Hsalth
0cers embargo, little lees and disastrous than
tnss imposed BY state prohbeion the casualties or war
rne Legislature will be called upon and ought 70 bc
induced 70 appoint . strong c,mmission, To have the
whole subject thoroughly investigated sad 70 foo~ up
with measures such suited 10 The dignity and vol
fare OF great and growing city. THIS course de-
manded BY every consideration OF rgt, and justice
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THE LATEST.

The Contestants win be admitted 70 the sor to morrow
Int ali save dele gates excluded.
Nr. Farshild. will be temporary chairman. cicse
ngures count vote for HIM Of % 90 excuve OF the
conestei seats rhe plan Of temporary Organization
opposed on the ground that tho appointment OF The CON
mees on contested scais would enemies for Gov.
Seymour, who will probably be ths permanent resident,
John ID. Haskn b here from wcstchester a. . ,ooxer
lie declares tha, IL Lecompton Is endorsed be snSn
not vote the ticket, and that viii be beaten In the state
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TU Orxn AZ mx AcADsxy.-"Luca d lsmmer-
moor" ID 70 be given this evening s The Academy
for the erst time this Madame Gsssier, the
tenor Hefsni, and sisnor Gssser sing The principal
parts, capital distribution.
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We viii uie The case Of the bark Greenland Of about
$50 Ions, from port In the West Indies, with cargo Of
about three thousand boxes Of sugar On arriving In the
lower bay che was qavsntred from the 9th Oy July TO
the Iah Of August The chaxges incurred by the vessel
a. follows
BARK GREENLAND AND OwyERs
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TO STEAMBOAT CISDxRkIA, R.
July g. 1s6s-rowipg 10 lower bay. 500
1-nk!ng provaions and vegetables .............. 10
one dead body ~ 4 sick or yellow fever 80
lo-TshiDg watek -, SC. c.................. 10
12-Takipg two q Water ter...................... 10
A-rasing mate lard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
1b-Taking provisions and vegetables ............ 10
l6-Takmg provisions and vegetables ............. 10
I-TskiDg provisions sud vegetables ............. 10
19-rakiDg provisions and vegetables ..............
20-rekiDg two caekB o. water er...................
H-raking provisions, vegetables and five men. 8
22-TAkipg provisons and water...................
2S-Mkipg provisions, vegetables and mate ....... s
MrakDg provisions vegetables and two casks water 10
26-rakiDg provisions and vegetables. .............. D
27-rahing provisions and vegetables ............ 2
28-raking provisions and vegetables ............. /
29-TakiDg provisions and vegetables. ..............
80 and 3l-Iakng provisions and vegetables. 2
August and 2-fskng provisions, vegetables, boat
down ana SIX men np............. ............ 9
3, and 7-TsSiog provisions, vegetables and mate
down ana one man mp ..........................
8 and S-fskmg provisions, vegetables and two Casks
10, IL and l2-rskiug provisions and vegstabes... 3
l3-Iowtng from lower bay to Hunters Point 40
Iot& .$!oz
hIA
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We have alluded 70 the chs-ges for eoopersge seems
that there cerssd and exclusive coopcrsgc concern
slso BE sen;s board, who compcs The cap.
tals 70 ,igI coptrsc! 10 have the work done.
We have given the form OF stevedore contract which
had to se signed by the captain Of verse before Brown
4 Co. wtuld allow his men 10 move . hogsheai.
PoRr op Ngw York
CrsR.srIys, SrArxS ISLAND, Aug. II, 1861 (
To I. BsowS 4 Co., QUARANTINE srDyspoRss--
sHs-You vii pesse discharge from tho ship Nesscn-
ger, now lying Quarantine, the entire cargo, for which
Sand, ed ard forty nne dollars eighty d. cent?
THOS. TRUrr, NAstcr Of ship Messepger
Here the form Of coopersgc contract made By the
exclusively licensed cooprsge coocsrn which the captain
Of The veseel lad 10 sign before he would put
nsger the work
Captain Thomss Troti, Of the ship Messenger, from
Sasua Grsndc do hereby aerec pay or caDe 70 be
ra,d unto John = Reed Bro, the OF seventy
doll1s twenty ave cents, for cooperage cargo Dis
sst.ma;sd a. 766 nhds q. cents each
80 teroes at cents each.
bbls. q: coats Zach
Fdsctaiged alongside Of tie wharf &C per hid.
Argoa 9, n6s. TH0s. rR0gr.
Tnc firm sent board we learn from the Coz
sienees, who employ abou two and hair or three
days, and here the bili for his services
NEw yoxE, Angus. IL, 1855.
smP MrssrSorR Avn 0wyxs
To JSo. " Rxxp Bso Pr
To coooerase on cargo discharged at Qusranine per
Two per cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 81
beshce... tS ~
JSo y. REco 4 Bro,
By cHsrtrs RrrD.
u. - 49, .h.-~.. A. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
NIORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN HE
Nl RICHEST DIADEM
wORN BY KINGS OR EMPKROHs

WYATT WAY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
pe.ps. IL h the efonsnt God himself provided fof al on'
rare. Resder sboufh the nay bloom eve - bhy IA
the glowing check eye be spArfn 10 ne'h De
tcse Of pearls the head is bere Of rs covering or the hair
Be snsed and .kveled harsh and cry, al. 'pFn
ked With ray nature viii lose more ihaa he Aef oSsia-
week VII restore Ahs nAnenty secure % al such sn
eshAmeDL Read the following and Je. Tbs ~neI VI he
hast IA lie 'essIstsd Pianist ThAlO,Is: go,
Dr. wooD-Desr Sir PERM, express you the obEsa
uu5rT fr entire restoration a. my hsir n 10
ms About the rae Of my srrvs in the United Sa.'s
was T,Pidy e'G, s gay but eIn .ae lpl Won O. JSt
sldef Restorative as Ne'y woaeed a'oniiOn qAe e
cecio0s well So agreeable
! an oe&I OIL, yours truly, 5. THALbERo.
"pDoh az Gwyledycct."
wrlsn NEwsFlrER oFgicr. No IS N,sssust'
April IL, 1858.
bote oi Hair Restorative snd gave 20 ~'e,
.h. sOoslciee to Try On hst ss hits n'sons :, ts ne
"a vel my surprise aho few weeks ns hiss Pei'red
bern At tbs time besuyns ard tack enins the h1
strongly ~teDrsd the shove RsorAv- "a al n Ssnt
81 sOoh change q tAer hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
NV YoaE July 2j 1851
Pref o j. woOD; With confidence do reooIn nd yogr
s.. ks.iosys . bans Ae most eheeioas ee evsf
~cIs .se.t Write have gradually grown dsIt; aid led
.,a,sl 49,, ~ ~ os sPPssiiGns VII 1s'Ts hen to iasi
seaaat nSfri % common aoDs psIso.s ~Ao perspre -y
Prof woop About year. ago N, hair sonan@sd ins
90 and Inns ty vas i,st becoming bad aud hal tired
many r1edss 70 no .ne' commenced usns your R,sors-
tive IN Jsanay last few sTPcsion. isI.1u-i az hsf irmy
esssI 10 t up paw out nod toned .ek IL fruer Oor
~ ,hs nHe rs isy restored n 80 orgihA color,
hesh 80 spssrsnee .nd oheetly al.
Ctiesso, IN, May 1877 J. D. HOES
1ss S..Svs Is po up In bottles Of three .le. ,l.-fs
81 pe, sotie e medium holds lep per cent more ia
.psroS and isa. Ter 81 PER eos tse ls;s' .d, quart
o WOOD Co, Proportions Nc. 3l2 BIosawsy New
z.rl On ne sra: :, Y WE R.as Esi.lssbloni. ard Ne
Aoc rc'e y.l goo pofss,s 40 Pr,sy o,,<s pet,~n
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- III. Mechanics Fire Insurance Company Of tAe CITY q New
Ysrt sr,inst WILLIAM H. De GR0Or aud ALICE r., HI,
wiS~ JANIS B. MURRAY. CHARLES BURIAL, 9EoKuE
OPDYKE ard WILSON @ HUNT-Forscosire 5Se-f.r
Judgment decree Of sale made In the
seton Special FERN Of the Supreme Court held Ia new
YWk ty ST. 1887 the Ret rec in saio order nGinfe WI
sell a. public auction, the Mex Exc ange IN
CITY On dsy Of jolly 1853 81 IL O'Clock IN OF that day
piopery mentioned and cesoed IN ai d'cIee
tersn lot piece parcel OF land ute yhe aho
hang The Ninth Ward o. the City Of 5cs pst oil
Oh. lately bcursiue 10 the rector ebuEcwaaes AUD yes
symtn Of Trinity Church commonly called the Church Farm
and ,I gsbd the maps Of such part thereof as hes In toe
b,h and Morton streets east of Hudson street,
By letter H. and bounded s 1ows to Wit Besanne a.
pont noThtTy eide Of lie Roy stree defiant three huh
ed and forty and FIVE IL ebes eastward from the corner
formed by ea.tery side Of Hudson street ed ncaey de
of L Roy street he ming norhey and parallel - iud
srn sctf along iLe eAeTy side OF o on said nsp o1 BIC
de- The of said block between lie Roy and
Motion streets eastery along the said center ue parallel
lie tigbecn feet inches - the eaeIy bou
the Church FaTu thence south eaeTy aoog The same
Thirteen inches thence fOuhery along TIE snd oc
pi.d by the Lutheran ChsIch aod parallel to III Is"n
street eahty fee Fix inches TO IL Roy stree and en e
along the nortbey side Of lie Roy street twenty-five
t enc inch the pSce of bt inning Terms maze kno"A On
ths dsy Of saIe.-HewYork, June 10, 1858 . ,
WV wv - HOMER H. STUART, Referee.
CHARLES WHITEHEAD, Attorney
&c HuIin1v Apc,ione.r ito rhsM1aw3w
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CuPREME COUkT-JOnN JAY, Receiyec o

- the Neehancs Fire insurance Company OF toe CITY OF New
YoIh sganst WILLIAM Ii. DE OROOr aud ALICE T., h,'
wife Theodore y. De GToOt sud Emma bis Sne jams b
NuTrsy Charles Bus Eliza Ware sdmiri'tFA and ca Tes
OF John T. Waie deceased ceors~ Up
An. and Wilson O. decree Of sale uaien
tie shove action special term OF the Supreme OUR
hsd a. City New the 3lst OF .obor, lS51 l. me
Referee ed named will sell at p1hio auction ~ he
IsSs .. twelve Gel that day the fowlu described
land AL that CERTAIN % piece OF Prce o.
hind ,ituGe hing and being ia the Twelfth t2 Ward o. sld
city bounded described follows viz: Beginning 81 point
the ropbery side of One hundred srdforty 81 DIS
tapt -four hundred soubery from tina Soahcssy corner
OF One aud fy second It ard Eevcnthsv onne
thence sooIhegy line parallel with sht avenue - fae eeT
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