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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30

COfFEE-Rio has been more active and prices are hrm
sales Of 1900 bags Amy Wauick at l31l3tc 200 Java
's e FrasG CPa Rc and 100 ceyon On private terms
Flour active with arrivals the low grades
better and seadness and activity noticeable in the
arc m bb at IS Ia IS M for superSs State IS
rs for exits do IS 10 for choice do IS asa IS IS for the
rOundhoop extra Ohio Sc Osa 81 for trade Brands d. and
so for st Louis extra included in the sale. $40
the demand fair for the trade sales Of 2to bb 80 asa
1 met but e 80 %
ceab at the close with lees choice Offering the sales
Se25a for good brands Rye Flour is In steady demand
and ia firm sale. Of st bs at 50 SOS. IS Corn Meal (.
GRANThe market Is better and the demand brisk for
s,Po chiefly and mainly eoatned TO Spring -ae. Of $500
Spring At Il 70 $500 bush Red Southern At ii l2 $50 bush
prime Whit. Indiana 81 SO in bb 500 bush prime White
sales ~ s"R Northern guy s hr ba .gs sa
and Ises are nominal at 6od Oats are h,m and fair g.
@ and STATE snS At sSas Corn . s.s plenty s~s s s
sspoi. re.ifstsd by S,h Svsi yacs
ss S sqh P last eyenns Z, s for Sa os
shipping mixed, aud re. for Southern Yellow ooo
are r% end IL sSSS ds asaSas NO Bunch
& s 49,. 81 ~ H. ss. we're received cosSsc
Fresh foreign Fruit. sell freely nom dock at full rate,
tutiy and Msy..s u @isI zoo s5as
Al Seedeaf sd5tc, and 70 bales lara on private
LFATHER-HemlocL aud Oak both IN moderate dsmsud
9a ss: ss,. .s SSs
HIDFS-The market |. quiet sales OF 'oo Texas at iIc
mo-. 100 Western slaughter Sc cash, and cso Tso ON P
vlte terms. . ,,..., .., esu.. IL. of 90 al.
s..s and Mos. Imam have been made at 7d1tc, 6mo.
TNThe demand for Pig and Plates less active bat holder
are 6,,a NJ the improvement. ,
WHIsKY-The market Is firm, but closes less quietly sales
of a. bbls at 2lsd0c. -.
HATTIE sppins demsnd |. fair and We notice better
TSLLOwThs market Is steady but qaie,i sales Of 1000 10
pGmsN NY CLOTH firm moderate requests sale.
h.i.s to arrive at Boston In August, at lOc.
Rs Improved demand sales of
IN sincudns Staten brands at l6dTc other kinds soil
slowly at steady rates; -. ..,., ., AN ,.. A.
IRON-scoch Pig In MODERATE tequ"'' VI "" 'ehs "
lots al s23 " tun 9 mos -, 49,, -. - -
- ala MA, Including Porto Rico, Of &c the balance
Cuba a 6i lie ITO Havana, part at &c. and 27s hhds
MOIAssEs quiet sales o. q bbls and % haifbb New
onTcE = arm, sass at ~ at asa rs " NJ
FisHThe market IL dull but otherwise without material
.h,nse Dy Cod arc limited request steady atcs saes Of
1900 as st. 0sorss's bank at - kds4 90 a. TO quality.
WsrkefeI are dull but prices maintained Pcklsd enines
are lower Gales 40 bbs ANAL New Msgdslens 1t ~ So
OILs-Linseed dull at 6odsic. Crude Wha steady aud
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Tie bridge over the Rock River, on the Rock Island
Read has been repaired and trains passing to-day.
The receipts Of the Michigan Southern Road for the
second and third weeks in May have not been pub-
lshed, but we understand they show about the same
result as the first week. The gain for the month will
probably be $4,000 TO $4,000 The Rock Island
earnings are also favorable, notwithstanding the inter-
ruption of traffic by the loss Of the Rock River bridge
The annexed table gives the percentage of specie to
net deposits held by the Banks of this city, One bank
reports over IS y cent over 45 y cent, one over
40 cent enc over IS v cent, six over 30 y cent
thirteen over % cent, twenty-four over 20 y cent
oul.. L.. L. a "A
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SECOND BOAhD.
TUESDAY, May @-r. N.

TUESDAY, May 9--P.n.
The foreign news was unfavoraby interpreted in
the street to-day, and the landing Of Gari,aldi IN
Sicily depressed the price Of Western railroad mares
to y cent. Nearly the whole list showed decline
at the morning Board the minor bears using tie small
argument furnished them by the condition offoregn
politics with the best effect possible The tur OF the
market brought in sellers to realize profits and
this added TO the heavy feeling. The prominent opera
tors for the decline did not appear disposed to increase
their short lines to any important extent. Betwoen
tho Boards new buyers appeared and the market re-
covered strength which was more fully developed at
the Second Board when there was marked dispon'
ton 10 buy, and a general Improvement was estab'
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louise for the week ending Goth inst. was folows
Total. .e22, o4s, 567 20 ST..
E 81. Louis Democrat of May "a, says;

TIE 81. Louis Democratic of May a. says:
"Tbe regular semi-annual interest Of this debt is
being provided for by loans at the East and otherwise
In ALL il amounts for city, county, and State, TO over
million every months. That OF the county, some
$50 600, was provided for week ago. That Of the
city, the Controller informs u.s. II also arranged for
$l00,0C0 or having been obtained at 8 y cent U
annum. No exchange will have to be bought for the
city before August She may, indeed, be seller, IN
the mean time For the States larger amount nothing
definite yet provided; it liz expected, however that
Mr.. Burlington the State Auditor, now at Washington
City for the purpose, will obtain the 1000 OFF,
cent fund appropriated by Government to Missouri,
but which, we believe has thus far been withheld by
some bubble of the United States Attorney. With
that amount secured, the State would rest easy With
out our bonds could be readily negotiated in the East
with the present in the money market there, at
low rates, and the exchange saved TO the State"
The Ne,c- Orleans Picayune of Friday reports:
"Money ia becoming very abundant, and, with a
very limited demand for accommodation, borrowers
confidently look for lower rates of discount Capital
isbowever, do not appear disposed 10 make conces-
sions and yield rather reluctantly IN exceptional cases.
In stocks and bonds there IL no evidence whatever OF
increasing activity and sales have been limited to lao
shares Jackson Railroad stock at 81. The Exchange
marke, continues depressed and operations since our
last have been exceedingly restricted IN both foreign
and domestic. Offerings still diminish, and quotations
of all classes are nomnally unchanged. We repeat as
follows: Clear Sterling Bills l09 1921 and 1929, the
latter an exceptional figure. Bills with Shipping Doc
umens attached 1881 l0Sl and 1851. Francs d. ~ a
ST. I3i y dollar Sixty.day bills on New-York, &C.,
IA and p cent discount Sight sdl y entprern."
In relation to the movement in Cotton, VIM. p.
Wright g. Co.'s Circular says:
Receipts ports have been augmented by about
2Oco bales for correction in Virginia previously omitted The
receipts proper emily very limited scale and wcontnue
80 to the end OF the season.
Exports continue large scale for this late period Of the
wear Britain the total amounts to $50 600 bales
or bales than time Last France has
taken bales coo than ast to this date
To there decrease OF 5000 bales The
stock hand al the ports OF the United States IA now only
Is coo bslevfn excess of last year.
has fallen sections OF the cotton region
from other Parts complaints continue of douth nearly
everywhere the plant represented backward and in
has been found We nd that planters
have put greater Of land in this Spring than
the last
TIE follow nr 1. statement Of the movement IN Cotton siace
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DIED.

AREzTEGg ". city Sunday srs.s y Ny eys 2,
BURR-On Monday May %, Elizabeth Burr widow Of isssc
Burr late OF this city, in the I'D year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully v;ss
place, Thursday afternoon at 81 O'Clock without fcr''s
notice.
BoYDn this city Sunday, May 81 of consumption Th0s'
Boyd Of Scotland, aged TO years 800,
BRENNEN9n MONDAY morning May q ss, p; I, sa1s n
mess; James a. r. S so Il James H. ana ABBY ''0'
BRowNE-Ip th, city on Sunday evening May a. Of sPpo-
ple1y Francis X. Browne aged 81 years and months
Moas sin ss ss Is. s u lon
H. Comtock and daughter OF the late John boonen Graves
The funeral al take place from the Episcopal Church. Sing
Sing, Wednesday the 3oth inst, ct u o'clock noon
FoRMAN,At Yorktown, wes.chese; County on Saturday
morning May 26. Barney Fornan, aged "a years
y. years a% month i,S and X days '''' ~
HALLp his city Tuesday %S1s s My e ct Of &
VIM. Mseres, aged o. years. -,
late 1sdsnse No. q Ess, Il Thirty NH street,
the FAMILY are respectfully invited g attend wisnSu'
HOBS0NAt Lowell Mass, Saturday May ~ aser i.hs,
lingering ine. which born with Ch'.ian rsa ssss
and iOrttudc Emma r. wife Of Georse Hobson, assd years
HEINon Sunday evening May ~ George Bein Of Hanover
Germany, aged IS years. ~,
y Edmund !sfy ss Ms's: Ny
late of this city, In the ss,h yes, Il his age
-
youngest Of Henry and Martha A. Roster aged yea ~.
2dsys
LYMAN At Mcndb.n, N. J., on Sunday MAY ~ N
Lyman. formerly ef this city, aged % years
McCORKLE-gn Monday Morning. Nay q, 1t hs - AZ
dcncc No ~ Lewis street. Charles McCorks esa'' " Wv
year of his age. i. .n.A..l
McTIeUE-on Monday May o. Murrstt wiz ~ q t.fssy,
nelfsne, aged - years, q native Of the ico'HS
ireland. -. n rS-.rS
oHARAon Monday May IS Peter Amcres,ss !. .nd % aays
L. and Margaret O'flsra aged year ~ ous NJ, chila
PAuLDiNe sand., menlns May ya e, nd 10 dAys
Of MIR John Paudins ssed year m" .s rN.hssh r.,
sToRy-on Monday evening" NAY IA Nv Nara Story, aseS
only remaining daughter Of .'sS' N
years 10 months aad dsy1 The hmiy respectfully invited
The relstves and hiend' q further notice. thursday
70 attend Tie nom the residence Of her parents No.
~ Ess, Twelfth ss'ss eens' M, 90 !, ,, 49,
I'm q b. John D. and Catherine Jackson Stone
,rs.,rTD = In this city, Monday, May q, Edward
sh. n censesion Of the lunss aged % year, 10 months
and days
For additional Marriages and Deaths sec 81 Pses.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
a

On add sacr MONDAY, May %, 1850 Trains win leave
s6th- Station EewYork, az follows;
Fot Wiihmsbridge and all way stations 74o and ii O. M
snd 80 70 Fer White Plains add all way stations o. and
So IA For WHIT Plsins and all way stations Sis from
WLitest l.pot For Crotcn Falls Sl5 stopping o. Will
isasbridse add stations above For Dover Plains +so
stopping White Plains and stations above Fo Albany los
- E.press NAL Train stopping at White Plsins Bedford
Csoton Fslls, and all stations north
RssurBne viii leave wiismsbrdse stopping y al way sta
= al way stations al and ~, s4s and M Dove rlns
M aoppng at ell stations north Of to5dhsn Oreten rs
a Txpress Han Train stopping al ststions 10 Whe Plains
JOHN BURCHfLL, Assirsnt superintendent
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1OGn THE PENNSYLVANIA ISf0
lCOOCENTRAL RAILROAD INV
GREAT DoUBLEIrRACK ROUTE.

The capacity Of the kosd equal 70 any IN tns
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Offoe No. Astor House, corner Of vesey-st:
Fsees for the transportation Of PssnseTs to and from GIN
einnat Chicago 3. Louis st Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and al other In the West and SOUTH
we'd for speed and comfort by any route
THROUGH tTeins fo the West leave New foot Of Court
bandit ct incoming Express, m EveningExPress p N
Slss ping and smokingcsrs on all trsins 4,
route. -, -, - L. ,.-~.-s.S A.
and from spy point on the Railroads Of Ohio Kentnck Indiana
limos Wiscondn, Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD D.
ne rss Of freight from any point Of the West By the
Rsrosd all times favorable a. are cnrea
By Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers mtuy
ing the tsnsportstcn Of thsir Freight 10 ta COMPANY rory
With confidence on lie speedy TRANSIT .....-
This Company also maintains Enigrant Accommodation
L By which parties esTasng westward ENJOY cheap and
comfortable mode Of conveyance u oneha he htcass rates
f fare l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Aston House.
LEKCH Co, Freight Agents, , ,,,O.
No. ] Astor House, and No. ] South w ili.mst
MCDONALD BISCHoFF, RmiEant hgents,
THOMAS A SCOTT oeo.,,, s,nt hltoooa Pa
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Ceaal Notires.
aIIpREME C0IIRT-nAYID LEACH. Plain.

CUPREME COURT.-DAVID LEACH, Plain
- tif. against HUGH KENNEDY, and OLIVER sPROuLL,
md IAMfS KENNEDY, Defendants. Summons for relief
aCon not servedo the Defendants above named You are
hereby and required to nswer the compliant IN IN.
City and County Of New yOt at the cry Han N said CITY and
s, AZ nv yofos No I7s West S5th in the City Of New
Yo within sy. sss the service q is o .asVa 10 %, on
ws, he sd Complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
IN hs action win ppy The Court for the relief demanded In
the complain. -Dsied the 2Ah day Of March, l1tD
mssiswewW JANIS LINDEN, PlsntiG's Attorney.
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that the mortgage has been carefully examined by
Of The first LAWYERS in the city, and pronounceda strong
and perfectly valid instrument We have yet 70 learn
that the have any hn o guss
idea IL entertained, we are assured that measures will
be speedily adopted to test the strength Of such po-
sition. No plan of reorganization of the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company can be successful which
does not recognize the equitable rights OF the mortgage
securities in the order of issue"
TIE weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks pre-
sens the following aggregates as compared win thoSe
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q HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. s

On TIE Let day Of May 1860 the G,aefenberg COmpanys~
Sores o. P@kw ,e 10 No. BoNDsr MENTORS
rs' door from Broadway in order sSra
confidence in the Graefenb1g Theory and Practice
cISEs do NOT PARTICLE OF cALoaRL or MIR
Curry PORN, nor any MINERAL DRUG wsAIsyrh This
tons are made OF the most skuy compounded vegetable
pies the greatest aud efficacy and by the blessing OF D
sttuton has been hiumphsny sassned for fifteen years
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
For Liver Complaint Dyspepsia &c Price Is eents Dor -Four
esse. sent BY nal free q Do' c:S1 for . one S m o,
Gaeenbore medicines and when we remember that
pounds than hundred thousand boses often sent
giving them precedence BUT when the extent and scve
y female diseases and Irregularities and dsplacenents with
suffering considered medicine which win health
American Women stands in bold relief and MUST precede
all others The iii 7 e IRale coMRANrs
dateiy and certainly upon abdominal uterine muscles
s d as n Childhood and youth It win iniaby posi-.
lively invariably all those tourng pergnns and debut
iegulstes &C. which weary and render unhappy 50 many
oIsso sseIs in vain for remedy and from which wealth
position decacy and refinement afford no exemption The
s sytGs attending D'S 'H A'''
Fifteen wears of angle and varied experience has proved be-
yond the shadow Of doubt that this Csthocon viii restore
functional and general health freshness Of complexion and con-
f U e yOus snsudy budding into wOanhOOd 70
when of life" leaves the system enfeebed and unable
troublesome sysptoms attending pregnancy ne beneht Of the
Catholicon IL remarkable
Price 81 so per bottle ~ For SIX DOLLARS YIyR BOT
BIZ SENT By EXPRESS AND CHARGES PREPAID TO
Hyp OF EXPRESS LINE FROM NEw-YOR al
Addreu JOSHUA +. BRIDGE M d., Secretary and Rest
dent Physician, GrOefenberg Company No. BoND-sT,
NETWORK
~ THosK SUFFERING the grsves forms Of uterine dis
and local dipacemen together with those who have to-
mor cancers poyp aceson and other injuries Of the ute
ne system protrsced childbirth inudicous attend
anoe requiring peculiarly sfu treatment and care at
times confinement conumptves and others suffering from
ougconnued serious chronic dcuteS or Others VINO may
wish TO combine comfortable with the best medical
carw received within the walls Of the Grseienbeg ns
tute and moderate charge and be under the Of the
re-d.n physician. ,
the Resident Physician 1900. - ,n.,or, :,
who IS attendance the Buildings OF the Institution
No. 2 BOND-ST, NEW-YORK Once and saie"oom open IN
The erening , - -. -.
NoTg ~ FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE the Heroine OF the Grim
can Canpan and of the nobest the world
produced has published work upon errors in nursing and med
ue and closes valuable remarks with the following: on
Gre these jay9ons the regular prscce and ioay
straight Gods toOyk siHgiene Of hedTt' 70 ALL AND
Mobp oP TIE CHANGES SHE HAS SUGGESTED ARE
gNBopIYD IN TIKI GRAEFESBERG THEORY AND PRACTICE
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shce Jan. 1...."..... s2is2ltSo *23,sloS4 $1sH"a'
The business Of the Clearing House was s2l 81 $50
There have been resaes Of the Central Park skies
awarded yesterday at l03 The average of the award
was about 1929. The interest on the Brooklyn and
Jamaica Railroad bonds due st June, will be paid at
the City Bank, Brooklyn. The interest on the bonds
of the New.York and New-Haven Railroad Company,
due June !, will be then paid at the Bank of the Re-
public. There appears to be little disposition in some
quarters, make attempt 10 work up the rates OF
interest, but as yet the parties have met with
enlargement With the present superintendent supply
Of money and the paucity Of employment for it, it will
lie difficult establish any higher rates of interest.
We understand that the parties in interest have con-
scented to the appointment of Receiver for the eastern
diyision Of the La Crosse Railroad.
City Railroad shares continue in good demand at the
ANNEXED onoiations.
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, Net earnings for thrss months. ...." 26s,itl VI
LIST OF hre insurance stocks viii DO sold tomorrow
"wednesday by Eugene Thomson, at II Pine street.
In regard TO the Michigan Southern Second Mortgage
Bonds The Evening Post says;
Instead Of the existence Of any doubt 81 70 the va
hdity Of the Michigan Southern Second hors9age, e
ntimated IN The Herald Of this morning, me iAst
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The Erie Gd-cte says that gentleman largely in-
terested in the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
expressed the opinion few days SINCE that train OF
cars would run as far as Columbus the first day oil
August
The philadelphia Ledger of this morning says:
Holders of Catawissa, Wiamsport and Erie Rail-
road First Mortgage Bonds, DESTROYS Of participating IN
the purchase OF said road under the decree of the Su-
preme Court are notified to deposit their bonds at the
Office of the Company prior To the 18th Of June Chat
tel bondlolders are also notified that it will be reqni-
site for them to deposit their bonds and receive cert-
ficates therefor for like purpose within the same
time
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company brought down
for the week ending Saturday Goth instant 3lS5 tuns
coal making for the season, commencing December /,
339 4S7 uns against 2l, 100 tuns to corresponding pc
Rod Last year. being increase of 95 @ tuns of coal
625 uns Of pig iron also carried over the road
for the week ending same date.
The business of the Philadelphia Bank Clearing
f.ltn
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1T14E REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNING-

II TON for BOSTON, PKUNIDENCE-Dand Route-Ine
sLcr- eat and ireet-Cerying the Eastern Malls
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and
COMMONWEALTH Capt W. Williams, In connection with
the stonnon and Providence and Boston and Providence
Railroads leaving NewYork daily Sunday excepsed from
Pier No ls, n. Rep and stonington at ssop M or on
arrival mail which leaves Boston $50
The COMMONWEALTH, from New ors-Mondsy, Wed.
nesdsy and Friday From stOungtoD-Tuesday Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, nom Nsw-York-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday From s.oningon-MondAy Wednesday
and Friday. n,
P.sseDee. proceed from stonngon Railroad 70 Proy
arpoe aud the Express Me Train, reaching said
places IN advance Of those by other and IN sape time ior
s me esy morning lines connecting North and East Paen
that remain board the steamer enjoys nights
rea, breakfast If desired and leave Sionngton
the train, connecting at Providence with the II T. IN
train for Boston. -.
Baggage accompanies the steamer and train thsash
por massage berths ssterooms freight apply board he
.suey OF at the freghtoce Pier No IL North River OF at
he Office No IFS Wes,st., corner Of Courtlandt-st
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TUESDAY, Nay 20 1869.
ASHEsThe market ia steady for Pots at vs. s Pearls
salable at SIS IS.
COPPER-Refned Inso fairly active bu. prices rule low;
sales of Is 600 NJ Lake previous TO arrival at 222 and $1,000
n Baltimore ard Bergen Port on private terms
C0TTONThe demand is moderate and prices steady;
sales of !, eco bales. We quote:
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
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Water-Unre.

S. OME FOR INVALIDS," established IN
II ls47by Z. z. DENNIsTON. NJ. D.,
At sPRINGDALE, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
SuEBHH LIMITED 70 40
Refersnees-Bonon: J. H. Warren, H. D., Jacob biseisw
In New-York Willard Parker, n. D.. and =. Worth, ESQ.,
Northampton, April 10, 1860.
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RAILROAD

EEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHlLA-
N pELPHIA and the SOUTH and VEST, via JERSEY
CTTY-Msil and Express Lines leave New.fork az ana Al
~ end p. fare So Through tickets so,a ,of an
eopt and the West ard for Washington Neworleens snd
the South &c and through baggage checked TO washington
q and p. trims . . - . .,-..a.
No baggage received for trains Unless delivered ana
checked is minutes In advance Of tho time Of leaving
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STATE OF NEW-YORK, City and County Of

CTATE OF NEW-YORK, City and County OF
- New-York.-EDWARD c. RICHARDS agt WILLIAM
LAWRENCE, John p. Teole Edgar Fowler Richard Janain
James L. Blackmore, Patrick McNaly, Gilbert WOOD and
David Engand-In pursuance Of judgment order Of The SUI
peme Of the State of New York made and entered IN the
above entitled action the 18th Of May d. 1850 will sell
AZ pubc auction Merchant Exchange in the City OF
ork the nineteenth day Of June d. 1869 at twelve
o'clock that day the following described Prenl.s
An that certain lot piece parcel Of ground With the build
ing thereon situate lying and being in the Hineteenth Ward OF
the and bounded and described follows TO
Beginning point the nohery line or side OF Forty
ninth street. distant two hundred and eshss feet three nche,
the north esSery Of Second avenue and
Forty which said points at the center line OF GER
tsin partly erected the said lot and partly erected
the promises adjoining the the west and running
thence norhery through the center OF sid party ana par
ae hundred feet and ave inches 70
the middle line Of the block between Forty nnth and feth
thence oasery said middle ne the block and
ninth street eighteen feet and nine inches
thence and parallel with Second avenue one hundred
feet and e northeriy line side Of Forty ninth
street and westerly along the ssd noey line or side
eighteen feet and nine inches TO the point
EDWARD L. COWLES, Referee.
CUTLER, TIDBALL WEIGH,
rnsv2s 2aw3wW8sa.. Plaintiffs Attorneys.