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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.


MYTH WOODS INSTRUMENTATION
Wv celebrated Hachine eceved the first premium Of Grand
SOLD MKDAL the bestcom5ned ReSpng and Moving
me great United States Agricultural Fair held at Lousve
hy September, 1857 The trial came OF near New
York in july where all the p pal Machines in the United
states we're thoroughly tested The committee made
Through Marshal P Wilder President United States
Society, st Louisville, KY
also received the best Reaper and as the oee
Mower before two committees appointed by the e
Gent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," At nashville
In uy 1857, Of the machines now IN use N rem
Numerous other awards given this oni
during the last season. over every Mschnein America
The above machines for sale BY the undersigned
B. 7. OHHATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FisHER. WHRELEs 4 co,
feb27-d&Wa Nashville. Fs-s
DO YOU WANT
TO ADVERTISE
YOUR BUSINESS
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NI6HT miles below Memphis Arkansas, containing eight
hundred and eighty hundred and fifty IN euva
ton, large dwelling house. and all the Necessary fixtures
for good Cotton Plantation hunded and fifty old
deadenihg large young Orchard peaches and app8 II the
purchaser wishes will sell the growing the place.
sisng Of $50 800 bales Of cotton, and i've hundred
barrels Of Corn. Give possession Immediately
JANIS II. MERTWEIHER,
August "a, 6O-d2m Meaphs Tenn
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PROPOSE to sell upon favorable terms, or e&change
for city property, remainder Of premises IN the
suburbs, consisting well built dwelling OF eight rooms,
large cellars stables &C. and between eeS
and twelve superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing and about separate from the remainder Of me
desired. premises adjoining the grounds sofa D
last spring average OF about IS 10 FOOT less oy
than equal distance from the square, and equally a
srabe in other respects selling for being the same occupied
formerly residence and rented for the year 10
Bostick, Esq, Also,
few Lots left for Sale.
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HLACKMAN GILLESPIE.
NEW AND ,MPLETE STOCK

BOOTS, &9OEARUNkS, NALISES,
travelling Bags CaiBsgs, Ladies Satchels and every
article usually kept IN QUE
ur goods have been Sc with eye to TO the opinion Of
rr many fr nds; call sne. We determined exert
ouTsIyes 70 the utmost all who may call upon
80
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FOR NEW OIELEA n

FOR NEW ORLEA
And all Landings OH Miss. River.
uSGO NEW ARRANGEMENT. (1s6D
MEMPHIS AND N ORLEANS U. s. MAIL
PACKET .LINEi
The Splendid Boats of this new Line will
leave Memphis and N. o. as heretofore
Oh MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS.
REPUBLIC, INGOMAR,
Capt A. Baird. Capt. ]. D. Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
J. sIMONDS, IMPERIAL,
Capt.J. F. Hicks. Capt. G. s. Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAST. H.R W. HILL,
Capt A. R. Irwin. Capt. T. H. Newell.
These boats connect Memphis with the Railroads from that
point their respective days Leave Memphis Immediately
the arrival Of the NJ & O. and NJ o. r. Trains Through
Tickets will be sold by all the Roads in connection with this
line and their Tickets recognized coed Passengers
their arrival to avoid delay Memphis longer than
business pleasure require. For freight passage apply
board THOS. II WILLIAMS L. CO..
Genl FIT Ag Is, No. 3, Howard Row.
s.ptI3-d4m Agents, New Orleans.
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A Card TO Families.

CanVaSSed Hams, Shoulders and Flour.
CASKS fine Csnvassed Hams. 10 casks Shoulders
Teis OF Flour all kinds in store and for sale low
l3 and Is Market street, by
Aug.s HUGH McOREA & co
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valuable Land for sale.
NJ MCCLURE co, and n. MCCLURE, desire 10 Sel
w their Tract e Land, lheir Of eopaFner
sb; having sxpra) conlaiLng $40 aoreI, i've hundred
h are cleared generally level the remainder well tsbered
has several springs Of running wser through each heidi 50
so acres blue grass with much in clover
land surpassed BY the county and IS we'll sdapt
70 the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Of stoe There ATE
orchards and good building sites dssrable
borhOOd lying in the valley OF Robnsons Creek IN Giles
county, the road leading from Cornesye % the Lynnve
Depot, We miles from each point,
Will be sold ON IN 2Oth day of October next
On the premises TO to the highest bidder.
TermS.-One fourth cash when possession is given he re
maibder three payments, with interest from date
The said land either divided into small
sold in Persons wishing purchase privately will
authorized sell between this and the
sale. NJ MCCLURE.
September II, Is60-tstds
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will rent ensuing year. lease upon long time
the commCdious the Of Broad and FauXhs
streets, occupied by Hayes, ESQ, Apply al 44H
Cherry street, to L & brown, to
%, EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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| RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
Ore Square, year S3oEach additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR Square for the first and CKTs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rates
added.
Transient Advertisements Be paid for at tie time Of
Insertion.
To COrrespOndenTs
1t will great friends
In writing will bear in mird the following rules:
Always give the date Once county State body
Of your letter.
II wish the Paper changed from another give
both Offices in full.
write business and other matters write on separate
Gheets Of paper, different leaves Of sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and subjects may be Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications whatever character will receive
noAtention.
Correspondents should write only upon paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO.. and not personally to either Of the Pro-
prietorS
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WE will pay the highest market price for Feathers BesEax,
Groe,ries. TsepIsl HUGH McCREA 4 CO.
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VTTE have on sale a fine Brett Carriage, second
w hand; One fine PhRtOn Carriage, new One
superior RarOuche, second hand One large Family
Carriage, hand Fine second Pianos, good
All Of which viii be sold very cheap to close by
BENZ. T. SHIELDS & CO.,
sep2O No. o. Central Auction Rooms, College street.
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CoUNTY COURT sALE.


Emore D. Young and wife, ct ais George w. as
pursuance decree Of the County Court q Davidson
county rendered August 1900 viii expose 70
public the Court House door Nashville on saturday
the 18th day Of October next,
Thirty Acres of Land
on the Southwest end OF the tract belonging to ne estate or
Thos O. simpkiu deceased lying the waters o. Bull Run
Creek and nIng the farm OF Elisha Cover said sale 70 be
flee frem the equity Of redemption
credit Of six and twelve months viii be given,
notes with satisfsory security required, and lien retain ed
until the purchase mogey is paid = SaEALaAhr
septsnber 49, 6O-dIn-Pr's fee 90 Clerk and Master.
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CONE AT LAST.
j EN x IN q,
No. ID, Market Street,

st received so Bales Hay, so Bales Fodder, goo
Oats, 500 Bags Bran, 100 Bags Meal.
g, September z, 1850.
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Most EXTENSIVE
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

WIN KNABE L co Nos /, g. and 7, Rutsw street, Of
w Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
they enlarged their factory and now prepared TO
supply for their They unqueSton
durable and contain all the latest improvements
fully guaranteed for five years For sweetness and great
power tone agreeable touch they unequalled
sakosch and other great psusts have used them in
their and have certificates for their superiority
They have for years. the first premiums
competition all the different States where they have heeH
exhibited Last year they five first premiums; two at
Montgomery Ala the best Southern made piano. and
for the best against all competition. 49,
supply the above celebrated instruments viii be re-
ceiyinuNnv J. A. MCCLURE,
usy5 i6O-dAwIv Sole Agent. Nashville.
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OBJ 9asbhiIlt Clinton ann Anleritan.
Daily IS; TrI-wsekly s.; WeeKIY s..
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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Notice.
EDWARDS p. HARRIS; K p. ED"AHI
EDWARDS, HARRIS Il Co,
For Sale and 10 Lease

Successors TO EDWARDS, GnKERsON COZ
ETILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
Church Sfra.ts juyI5-d
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For Sale.

500 BUSHELS BYE.
have hand 300 bushels Of Rye for sale which We will
w sell low Tor cash. BUSH 4 BRO,
septl6-dIW Cherry street / door Eoutb Of Broad
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THE EXAMINED

IF7F0R FIVE D0LLARS-If you do not desire to spend
larger will publish your Card Directory style,
given below and in choice position in columns for
year, for FTvE DOLLARS, Advance.
sample:
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Fine stock Farms atPubIie snI.

Fine stock Farms AT Public Sale.
an Saturday, the cath November The undersgre
~ Of Thomas McCance Of RichmoEd, Virginia. sell
public sale 70 the highest ddr the premises. credit Of
and years for approved security and ben
the land until the purchase money is paid.
seven Thousand Acres OF Land,
Known the GascOek Lands lying in county,
each side Of the old stage road from Mcnnve Mash
vile, within miles OF MeMnuEiIla, seven miles
McMinnville and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have divided into eighteen os containing
from hundred to ght hundred acres mher
Watered by ChArlsys Creek which through lands
and twenty failing springs OF excellent water.
One Of the lots has It the handsome residences recsny
erected By Col Geoge aseoek several the other
improved. The lands admirably adapted growing
OF small grain and the grapes and the raising Of stock and
fine opportunity is Afforded derons Of engaging ia that
business in healthy delightful country Title
undoubted. sep2l-tw,tdsl W. BRIrTON, Agent.
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OF THE
BEST QUALITY AND LATEST STYLES.
BEN I'll r. Y'S.
Northeast Corner of Cherry * Cedar SITS.
augVI-tf
Notice,

election for Directors Of the Tennessee Marine and Fire
N Insurance. Company will he held the office Of said Com.
pany Monday, the first day Of October next
sept IL, 6Odtd 4 W. BUTLER, Secretary.
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COrn. FlOur, e.
Produce Wanted.

ono BAGS prime Corn; $50 Bags Flour;
SNbtb $50 barrels Flour various brands -
10 store and for sale very .OW BY HUGH hcChEA CO
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

TENHE undersigned receiving his stock Of Fall and Win
ter Goods for Gentlemens Wear all the various styles
Also choice lot FURNISHING Goods to which he invites the
attention Of his customers and the public generally
SAM PRICHITT,
81 College street
N B.--Scotts Fashions for 1860 and 81. aug29-Im.
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Missouri Elec,ion.
WARSAW, No Monday, a

WARSAW, Mo, Monday, Aug. G, 1860.
BsIlou Dem, is elected R-preepta'ise certain aud
Reid and the regular D-mccrsdc Sts'e ticket will get
from 900 TO 400 msj 'ity. Hsncoct JACKSON, 80 far
"a beard from, geis votes.
SpRISernLD. Mo Monday, Aug 6, 1860.
Phelps viii heat both of his competitors $780, Han
cock Jackson will not receive ZOO votes in this Con-
gressioDs District
b WAsBISeToS Mo, Monday Aug 6, 1860.
Tie whole Union ticket is ahead in ,his county about
400
WARSAW, Monday, Aug. s. 1860. d
c. I. Jsckson's msjoriiy, Together with the State
ticket in Benton County is frm 400 to 500 Rid, for
Congress, receives the same majority as the Stste
PICKET Judge Bslou, Dem, is elected to the Legs-
IAssurs by 400 majority.
~ JEFFERSON CRY, Monday, Aug. 6, 1860.
{ T4hs township, Price $50 majority, and Orr about
leo smajority Liberty township gives Price 81 ma
ioritty. Union Township gives Price los majority.
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SERIOUS accIDESs To Mr. OLMsTEAp.-Lsst even
ing. 81 Mr. Ollnrtnsd, Coief f. gneer Of the Ceotr
Park. was driving through Carmansyill-, his horse
spier did animal rock fright at soe pssng o'c and
ossbed eff at a fuJious rate Mr.. nmsteai il his eff
forts check the speed of the animal, thrown 70
the pavement with great force and In cons quenos
sufssinso fra ture Of the left leg He was picked up
BY ecme friencs end conveyed hiue.
A gentleman named l. vet, while driving through
onehurdred.snct ~enty fifth street yesterday afsr-
noon, had his arm broken by being thro wn from hs
wagon.
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Kentucky Election.

h CINCINNATI, Monday, Aug 6, 1860.
The returns received from the election 10 Kentucky
fadicst the election of Coo abs the Opposition eau
didste fr Clerk Of the Court of Appeals, by large
msjoriy We have the foil wi, & r-tufns:
Willie. rpstown- Coo b. 81 msiority
a. Fratk fort--CooD.b be- l47 msiorty.
Msysvlille-Coombs I53 majority.
Fayette' ,uDty--Coomhs 700 majority
Bourbon Courty --Coombs $50 msi1riiy,
Nicholas Coubiy-Coombs 125 majority.
Campbell Gounty-Cconh- $50 majority.
Covingtop eli y Coomhs 500 majority.
Louisville CooLbs, 4,275; mcCaty, 1903; Boil
Eng 34.
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

The United states Mail steamship Arago Capt.
Lines from Havre and Southampton July %, arrived
at to. port st night at lO:4O She briggs lS5 pas.
rel eeIs among whom notice Lswis Cars, jr., Ex-
Minister 10 Rome; Col Axel Gadoin Of the Russian
army ard N. R. de la Sarge Vice-Consul for France
al Kict moDd.
On the 24th Of July at p. m, passed the steamship
AdiAtic 10 miles from Havre, bound 10.
Tie ADglo-Ssxon arrived at Liverpool July "a.
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Murder iu Boston.

BOSTON, Monday August 8, I8bV.
William Howard, r-sidi in North street, was ar,
rea ed yesterday for killing bic wife by beating anu
AZ Canton Yesterday the stea pbost express tr am
fr N New-Yoik ran over VIM. Marrar OF stocgh'oh'
killing him almost instantly.
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North Carolina Election.

PETERSBURG Va, No Gay, sns' o. iooo
The E1p'ess t,eu1all ras jost received ne fd'o y
ing from reliable sou'ce ut Raleigh: .s 5
Fol- returns from Is c,uoties show net gain ar
Poolof 3049 owr G liners v'ts in 1856. Admit iog
ba' Pool will gain in same ratio in the rein .nder
OF the Stae, Eliss majority will be 5S7. TIE DEM
oratc msjo Ivy in the La, lsue will be redo ,ed
sioerahy, bnt Is TO" lane to hs Tho Dem
ocrats have evidently carried he State"
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LATER from, Vera Cruz.

NV ORLEANS, Monday, Aug. IoFV
TIE sch Don Potion &C has arrived here with later
advices on Vera C,nz snG dispatches for Washington
The city war h.alby.
Tie Spspifb trigate Jsshel III bad arrived at Vera
Cruz 20 communicate with The Spanish Minister
Miriam on was at Lagos.
TIE Liberar were concentrating their forces 10 az
tack the capital. -.
TIE Liherals had seized the Bishop OF 6nad. ara,
20 ifa they might oe able t exchange MN i'r ,seI
TIE Miisn,on party had Threatened 10 attack Vera
Cruz.
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wo.a,,c School of Instruction.

CLlyELAsD, Monday Aug b, 1861
The National Sssoni5 School of Instruction VI w,
Pobb motifs of K.n.qcky, Pr.sidfn, is now holdlog
it's sixth general te-son 10 this CITY .. ns Nv A. T.
HILL The opening sddrsff vas o T' tom many
lodges in this State. New-HsGmhre, 49, ,aro
Michigan. Indiana, Kentucky, Arkansas Ne'' ''Aa
Territory. &r.
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Excur.ioni T. at Detroit.

DETROIT, Mobda', AHR D, IHOJ'
A large party Of excnrrionis's from Kentucky,
Mi .si,sip1i Alabama, Louisiana aud Texas arrived
here ibis ftrnoon eu route for Niagara ah' arr
beino tp,ertsined THE evening at grand ball at the
Russel a use. Among the number are ma. prom :
D. mt southern gentlemen. The New-orleans press is
La gely represented. They leave tomorrow by spe
.ial train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

THE BrDRoPrLT, by w. T. Wee. is a nov machine
for showernx Trees, Vine &c. with any liquid CAL
craied 10 promote their health disest them Of 10
secis, and may also be ussd for watering Plants or
eds, txtii guistipg es protecting roofs from Con-
assrstiop, &c, &c. Il IL simple, light, tskes EVA Or
iron pai or tab aud 10 .sii to thro sigh, gallons
per minute to II hight Of fry feet. Price 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

SxTKFsrH WARD RrPrBLIcAs AssocI,rIos.-AA
enthusiastic meeting Of the member, composing this
association held last Wight at the commodi had
on 9Th avenue, near I'D street, Mr.. s. B. B. vsaee,
President. in The chair. Addresses were made BY
Hora Greeley and others on the prospects Of The
campaign.
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ENGLAND.

The Lon9On OJserrcr eays: We believe that the
prmogaiiou Of Parliament viii take place aboas the
bid ~, IT, August.
Lard palmeIeGn has with greht liberaty presented
rdN as tis dopaiiou 10 the kationu Rifle as,ca,ion
1 vo.y ii9TesiiIs JBpcr has nst been pnblished 6y
q Of Cristscn in Itt.r.u 70 the capture OF whales
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The Great Eastern.

BALTIMORE Mon-ay, Aug 6. 1860.
A large number of excursiooists went dowo to Ao
napols To-Day to view the Great Eastern OniV so ne
1900 persons sept on bosrd Of her day, the weths
being in ersely hot The President and his e thine
are expected 70 visit the snip on "Wednesday or Ihurs
day,
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Later from fsraZOs.

NrW-ORLRANs, Monday, Aug. o. IUoo'
The steamsh p Austin. has arrived mere ~'n n'""o'
ds,es of the % inst, and Sl64 ,Oeo Ia treasure
TIE news is uniUportsnt.
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TIN Woo OFr CAFE RIcE.-The steamship 'lso,
which lsf here ON Saturday for Liverpool VIII MAKE
Rsee ,ody o. to and communicate with the n0''
th. is,est dispstoh,. from this city.
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Movesus Of Gen. Win. Wasker.

NEw-ORIFANs Monday, Aug. o, Iob0
Gen walkers eSpedit on consisting OF hVe vessels
AID s. men left The leland Of Cozegume OH the @o'h
nit for Nicaragua.
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nestrt,ctiyc FIRE.

sorTH RoiALTos, v. Mon0ay. Aos IL IT,
EewbaDks factory, hotel two aor NV n,.s
ksroyed by fire In GaysviIle tbs morning Loss
80 COO
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Alberto Mario tas just ben appointed ny "a''
bsloi Lead Of the National College OF Palermo.
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Non-Arriv.l OF the Canadian.

FATHER PorSr, Moe DAY, Aug. 6-lO p. m.
Tbere yet DO ST. of the steamship Canadian,
dne off this point with days later nsw from
Europe. '.4
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"An act to authorize the construction Of Railroad IN A-S"s
D. Last Broadwsy and other streets and ssenoes Of the CnJ Of
ktw-York" 100
suberze the structcn ofs Railroad IN Seventh
svenpe In certain other and Of the City Of
New Yohn -
IAN art 70 authorize he construction Of Railroad In Tenth
avenue Forty second street certain other avenues and
streets Of the City a. Ns~.York"
act to Suthorza the -ction OF Railroad IN Four
Yorhv -
.st 20 sutboze the conrucon Of Railroad t.act on
act TO authorize the Construction of Railroad In Houston
and other .treets and.
An act firm the Ninth avenue Rairoad ant Of the
Common Council. and extend that IN the
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To the Senate. herewith return, without my ap
provsl the bi emitted An Act 10 authorize the sale
q of certain ia'ds belonging to the State a'd to a.
"power the Corporation OF the City of New. York to
purchase the same"
The bill provides ihat the State Engineer and Snr-
veyor shall cause 10 be surveyed 81 the sDds oeoog-
ing the State the nd.o0 ara East RIVERS oltsde
the grants heretofore made TO the Cit, OF New-fork
After The surye, ia completed tie municipal authort;s
of that City 10 have the option OF purchasing tos
lands at price TO be fixed b, the Commissioners OF
the Lar Office. u the bill stopped here It would have
met my approval, though IN Sy op"ion 1t woad nave
been better 10 have provided for rals at auction 70
the highest d6.r But the hill goes o, T. provd- th-t
III shall be the duty OF the Coeto-r Of the City OF Nes
York and be ana or .e Scnss, Of e
City an. ite clrim interest which any person OF
o. 10 "a IL. lard. ,-,.d 10 TITS set provided sSa ,I
to ccmPronie settle ana on upon sac1 "a It, sny AMI
T rin i,b, Of sti n and d.msnd, ofev.ry descrps'oa
wh,cL any or persons his their heirs ,ns
s ss,s A ID aud Ga ,s. s,
% soSiDs ont q The n ., Of CITY
~ ,h;. noy;s,op ia 10 be iuterrreted n'sra'iyi
would CO npe the Controller To eS'' sa ,.hssa 80
Lr do which tie City had refnfsu tSs s, 80 r'r
hcb ,heresore remain The properly o inc STATE Tor
-, !; ;nrossd upon the CoDrber rs ~ q iands
. . nor lin DIV III lsDds Puchased. IL compeis
,b Controller of The Ci to purcns1 lease tns va
Ndv If which he, III conheefon WIN 'ue c''Porsuon
T'my.i l. a, the present moment contestitg 10 the
- , ~, 4 40 ,xiingui Judgments TO the snount II
@ seo0 600 the jnstce Of which the Con,ro Ter IL
,stipY ut~ur,s dispute Even if this ohlgat,on 10
;,a,dsd 20 G diuonai upob the purchase Of tho
lands The result may be 10 compel the City pay ia 'g
.uis which its authorities have represented 10 - to
b. fraudulent hi unjust IN ord, enable the City
pnrctase LANDS il deeres 10 Oh ain. II the judgments
are valid the City IL abundany responsible aud will
be compel, by the Courts 20 pay them aad that Ia no
reason why u Legislature shou attempt anticipate
the scton Il the pro! 81 tribunal
Indeed II the Judgments mad not been obtained for
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