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Steamship City Of Newiork. Leeh Liyerpoo! lsth vie
Cueors'own 2ph int with mdse and CT pas TO John o.
H. igth r,, III D. IN passed steamship City on Dublin
hound IN goth $40 steamship kfn bound W. u T.
$40 A. N ship Nopuncnio tDr bound w; ,n ';.o NJ
screw steamer bond r. supposed to be the tanst NJ
steamship City Of WashinSton; 80 p m s,esm'l Cole
donia bound y. 3:4' steamship q asgow o'uhi
steamship Empire Cry, jouon, Hilton Head, D, dAya
passengers to 4. :. Qusrerulrtrr
O. : roror Ggucook, l.. H. P.ettie, commlnder. Roson
Car pb;lsaer ria in low OF he L. s. steamship Hunr-ve r.
A. D.arons commsrder, do. DO The o. was bulk at The
Globe Works. . :,
shin the West, Ferry Liverpool IS days With mdss
and 3ll pass. Ssml L. Thompsons Nephew
BRIG hranch Br Gard, Sahsans 10 days, cedar to u r.
Pennton. - -
schr r. 8 Downiug De Waters, Newbern, ~ C.. 6dsys,
with cot n and naval stores to Thomas Holmes.
sch-. Waupons, - N,w.Haven, Stony Point
schr. g. A. Fslcoue-. Welsh. Providence for Albany.
schr. II. = Barnes, Dosn. Gloucester.
schr. Ottoman. Dodge. rsngor 10 days lumber. -
senr. Lucy Anrs, blsnder, RocNhna, lig iron, W. D.
Brown.
schr New Globe, Bray, Newport.
scir. Hannah d. Cla- Boston.
srlr l.. VI. We'les. -. Hartford
schr Golden Rule Sylvester, Bangor 10 days HolyokeS
Srbr Mary Hail. Bowlir-, Rockland, w. $. Brown.
ScLr Civ Point Mathews Mschias 20 days simpson
Capp.
Schr. Hcrbcrt Manlou. Crowel, Boston, with salt "
WooGrui Robinson. -
ir Lucy Appeby Eas,por days, with lumber to JOhD
Bovntou Co.
schr VIM Cobb Chipman, Bangor.
Scbr Julia Smith. Brig. bangor,
a;chT City tout, Matthews. Mschias.
schr onion, iisr Rsngor.
WIND-At Sunset, NV, and liglt.
MEMORANDA
TIL. steamer Uno aached the United States Revenis
Barge Ofee is the sectional Dock for animation al
r-pa.Ts.
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An AMERICAN FLAG CUT DowN BY A QUEBEC

LAWYER An EXCITING SCENE on CANADIAN
STpAuER-The Magnet" on her Last upward trip
from the saguenay. was leaving huIry Bay on THUS.
day afternoon Immediately after dinner time. The
majority OF the passengers were American tourists Of
the most respectable casscleIgyuen and Others with
a large portion Of ladies' As the boat was about TO
leave the WI arr two travelling musicians on board com
nenced TO play tune entitled Raj Round the Flag
Boys popular patriotic song in the States. which the
Americans began to sing Every one being IN great
good humor the Captain hois,ed the American and
British flags amid the cheers Of the company; the
former. however being hoised hrst there =" re some
hisses. ard few voices called vt TO cut II down.
Whereupon Mr.. Archibald Campbell, ahwyer OF Qas'
bee surang on board from the wharf ran up Tue rig
ging like a sailor and cut down the nag. Tho boat.
meantime was leaving the wharf and the only way he
had Of regainng the land TO jump INTO tue water
and swim ashore. This act OF an excited inuNiuuhi
greatly mortified the American and sin more ine
British and Canadian passengers on bonru, WHO nid
their best to explain away by referring 70 the ehee
ment OF the present time account o the ihtosisbee
of Mr.. Consul Potter in Canadian affairs. These
particulars have from highly respectable merchant
of this city, who was board at the time. Such an
occurrence We regard exceedingly unfortunate But
II Is obvious thu. single individual may Of any limo do
. very foolith thing Montreal witness 2tth
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REPORT OF TUE MANAGER.

GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMITTEE: have the honor to
submit your consideration tie monthly returns OF the
number OF applicants and Of that of the SITUATIONS oh.
tanned for them Applicants. iJj; situations obtained
2o7. Tie wages, paid TO the men who have been pro-
cured employment, vary from 81 - dhe lowest figure
for aboIers generally to % ~ per day Tor working
mca mechanics. gardeners coacb,nen &c. md clerks.
q. these 27 men - have got situations the country
and broad the others have hon employed in the city
and Brooklyn.
Our Agency has two ways Of getting situations for up.
pcans. The first is through the direct excrtions Of
the Manager and solicitations TO employers. The
second manner is through the eXertions Of the men
themselves In this every receives after the
stctes Investigation. certificate OF high rccommc nd
alton duly signed by the manager the chairman and
Endorsed 10y the committee These certificates used
instead q. references to the employers. sts,c with
satisfaction that the greater number of tho certificate
bearers have, thus lar succeeded in obtaining situations
III this city
In Wow Of tho fact that the number ~ orr applicants
fer employment Increases large scale every day.
while hat Of tie applicant employers IL far from IN
creasng IN The same proportion. respectfully RECON-
mend t. tie Committee to rdopi such resolutions rs
viii induce tie employers In every capacity to give
preference TO our bruye applicants. ana also rcsou-
ti0ns whch will induce wealthy citizens and nsti'
nons to aid by liberal donations. this Agency, whose
services are strictly gratnitous Those measures VIII
enable the manager 10 continue the charitable work he
has begun under your patronage. and which Is OF so
great interest 10 the soldiers aud sailors honoraDy Ills
charged.
have pleasure in Saying that have received in my
exertions the most generous support rom the press
generally. and especially from Tin n. Y. TEiB,NE, ~
y. Hsrcd, y ~ Time Eueaing Post, Lrening EJpr"',
and the other papers devoted 10 the Interests o our
returned veterans. j. Il. HERMAN, Manager.
RES0LUllOSs.
After the reading OF the report the following reson
tions introduced by Dr. Charles kessman. were llahi'
mously adopted;
Bhereas. The most satisfactory results which have been
sesy attained by the Agency Of this Institution under the
able gemenent # Col j. H. Herman justify the rem
derns permanent such Institution il based upon The
rational gratitude toward the brave defenders OF the unio
and which has for s Object give them relief aud procure
for them. free OF charge, suitable situations and
W,0eas, u 10 tie dvy Of all opcias IN any saPssi'y 81
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY A YOUNG WOMAN

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE By A YOUNG WOMAN
Shortly after mdnight On Saturday Officer Mcfarland
of the Forty fifth Precinct Brooklyn found intcb'
gent looking young at the foot OF South Seventh
ST. T. D., in a stupefed state On taking her to the
StationHouss lalfounce vial labeled Julius Hup-
field. druggist and chemist. No. "a South Syenthst.-
laudaDnpl--poison Was found upon her person. 1t
being evident that the girl had attempted sedestruc-
tion DR.. North was sent for. the officers meanwhile
using every effort TO keep her awake When the Doc.
tor arrived he gave ler emetcs and used his skill
eessfy in restoring her ~ seriousness During the
nght the officers Of the precinct unremittng in
tier attentions 20 the unfortunate girl and her life IL
now probably. out Of danger. Her name Is Henrietta
Furan aged about ls and her parents reside in Lori.
per.st near Devoe Snco the age of Is she has been
source Of trouble to her father account Of her
regular life but she promises to be good allowed
tie protection OF her family which 1t is understood she
will get.
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1su.xcvpeys Arrived.

In steamship City of New.Ycik from Liverpool-Joss
Nr,nda Conception and Msnia Miranda, Mrs. Grard Nia
Gi-ard and se.vuni, rhos A. Bed VIM McCuan sad Mas
ers II re and VIM c'ium. T. T. Har'i', John Gil y
Wander Eyland " T. Ger er stephen Rowan H. l.. LEACH
~. A. Godpn, Cap, {. Nicholson Rev o. A: Park, Mls
Perkins and two children, Fir. Recorder. M peluchy
A. Vet,cr Edwerd T. PpeI Maria S;e!ler. William Dxn
Nr. J. Robinson aad SOP. B. Giuseppe. joan R.Slas
two Misses Griffin J. II. Chambers Mrs.. a. McKsy
and Mp.tcr Nciay. A. Cabb-lero. David Palmer
Ir Dawn, Thoma. McCornack, Ms. McCorrsck,
s'i,. Sarah Hale J. O. wenton W. and Mir; HAWKINS and
her HszI,on Thouas Patrick raul Robeot MT. Trsyer
WiEan rice John irice, II. Wilkinson, Mr. o.eood w.
Yielding VI NJ Isaac Z. Loyeoy John r. TOY ns.nd,
Mr.. r. L,ckir two children and servant r. Wooler, MI
I~c weilrn SIR Dyer Louis Dyer. Miss Mary Reed A. e.
Perkins j. o. hea. Miss Mary Maioney, M Myies Farrell
aud sJ- in the steerege.
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the time was taken on board the Judges boat and am
afraid the real time made that occasion will forever
remain in dispute. Yale claims 10 have made under -
minutes in practice and Harvard some or . seconds
over le.
1o.dny's time Is nearer correct being kept by sew
era gentlemen. with respectable stop" atches ana On
average made.
The time of to-day. even though stiff breeze was
owing would indicate that the above'Daned time was
nearer the mark. 49,,
The proceeds of the Glee Club concert amounted 20
from $50 10 $50 which the club give TO one oil tue
charities Of tie place. the Orphan Asylum
Vale, Worcester and College keGattas VaIe
W. H.. K.
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tnplft-Air LEY hurst OF the AtHlellc '"''"
dclpha.
scorers-Messrs. Lynch and Mowlem.
TiEe of eamc. two hours. Fly catches, seven eaen'
EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND.
At sur O'Clock D. IN. the players Of both 'uDs nc
Oupaniei ~ lbTce number Of Invited gh'slS iooh
tie Coney Iiand Excu sion cars-stec1Is oid,fed hr
the irlp-fr0m the music store of Messis' od"!e,
Tior Ison corner Of Fu.op.aye. and icy ST. aiIi' s
IL the Island about = o'clock After iidui2lng IN
surf haihii O. and o.l,r extaratnr cnd Hgihenns
spoIts sucl rs gymnasium wrestling. sparllng, Iop-
sfartjal bantuei, provided by Mr.. Burnett, at the
! Occslio Horse The Rev. Mr.. Crane invoked bless:
ing ard ample Justice having been done the go,d
things Of the season the conyyia part CT re
evening. The President Of the Alta tie cub Air
Babeock occupied the chair snpI ofcd ON BIS right by
Ills Honor the Mayer Of Brooklyn. Mr. Mccmty
Presid, mt If keystone Club being the lc Of lie
Chairman. Mr. David Sutton filed tie position of
Chairman admir- biz, seeing that the wants Of the
visus were attended 10 with promptress highly COM
mendGte. NJ. Babcock made few Introductory re-
msrks, intIod cling Mayor Wood, wlo made The speech
of the ey.niry welcoming the visitors in an eloquent
ard we.tmrd Larancue. The trophy OF vicioty-the
bal played withNas then pr scented by MI. Lyicf OF
the Key stones. who made some happy ana phhy re-
marks. Hr. Spttor behalf Of the Atnnties, IN re.
cciying the bel, wes Yer. spirited IN Ls Iepy cover
Ing All lie ground Necessary on the oeeasIo nhd le9'g
with the follnving sentiment; "1he Atlantic and
Kes Clubs, inseFarably corrected by tie golden
inks forged at the anS Of ienoshp' may hey reyef
lie broken CSce.t 10y tie blows Of death" I"ssts.
species sOrrs ard sentiments followed I'm proiusion
Tie Keystone Gee Club aided considerably 10 The
evenings ahusement.
We append the toials of.le six matches In which The
Key tCuCS were engaged. Dnu.ly: Eureka, 80; Key
stone. Al. hutoGl. 81; Keystone. IL. keystone, u;
Bedford. IL. Keystone. 30; Resolnie, 10. Star. -:
Key stone. -. Atlantic. %; keystone, b. Grand
total-keysione. lis against ls2
MATCHES THIS WEEK.
This (Nordav) Afternoon n grand match between the
Mutual Crib II NeW-ioTk Neitus tire Eureka Club "a
NoRnIk. Ill come of the grounds ~ The latter ~
Newark az B n. IN. WEDNESDAYS the Empire nnc Eek
iords play gsrc at Hotoken; and on 1hursdey the
great Ctch of tie vii it.s place ~ h0DokeI.
tie contest being between tie ampion Ailaics md
the Muiusl Cub Of \. y. Tie interest, excitement
and sJecuatons eready II sod In the rcsut ol this
matca, ore unusually bnoyn'f Ios will BE- tEe hrs.
ehoMplonshlp game OF tie .. n.
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RESCUED FROM DROwSING.-A young man
known by the name OF Yank McGlnn yesterday morn.
ng accidentally fell of the pier foot Of North Thirds
BROOKLYN L d., while attempting to go on board ship
and was rescued with difficulty by Deputy Sheriff
Tucker and Constable Aitt. One Of McGhnn'e hands
was fearfully laesrated while cliDgnf 70 rope. :.
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THE FIELD.
Ease Ball.

KEYSTONE or PHILADELPHIA vs.. ATLANTIC OF
BROOKLYN.
The last of the series Of matches-six in all
came off Saturday afternoon at the Capiione ground,
rookyn the contest being with the celebrated cham
pon players. 1t is hardly necessary TO say that the
Phadephians had the slightest idea Of defeating
their opponents it to test their strength in
comparison with the champions, and to receive ut the
hands Of the Atlanics of courtesies extended
to them when their visit to Philadelphia Only five
innings we're played the marking 80 TO 10 in favor
Of the Atlantcs The Keystones bstted better than
was expected against such n formidable pitcher as
Pratt; but il must be admitted here was a decided
let up" on the part Of the Ailantcs. We give the
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METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Report Of the Nnnagcr-Psssage Of I'm.
porsunt RESOLUTIONS.

AZ a recent meeting of the Committee of
le Metropolitan Employment Agency for Soldiers and
Sailors honornby discharged at No. l36 Canals the
following proceedings and resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
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DISPLAY YOUR FLAGS ON BROADWAY To-
DAY.-As there are three Of Eew.York City r.si.
Enents to to.dey-.he 46tb, 5lst and l3st al
veterans Of four years hard service and they 70
have handsome porade up Broadway this morning ard
Oughf4Ie will display their bunting beraly.
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LAUNCH OF A STEAM YACHT.-The screw
steam yacht Gilbert II. Rose launched on Saturday
es rfoon from tnc ssipyard " J. T. Underil, Green
point. Her Dimensions are % feet deck IL feet beam
and 81 feet depth of bold Her engines, which
on board. are lGxlG and provided with Lighthairs
Dafpr. cOLden,ers
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CROPS IN Iowa.. Stebbns writes from
Highland Clayton Co., Iowa, July 20 that the crop
prospects are very good in Northern Iowa. have
seen but one small piece Of wheat injured by the buy
There larger breadth OF land in crop than ever De-
FORE and more has been done this season than in any
one for siY years
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Marrow ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY Nor

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY NOR
pnINr-On SATURDAY evening Mrs. Albert Sage, Iesl
ding corner OF South First and Fourthss Brookyr r.
d. who has been In the habit OF taxing morphine, came
her death in consequence OF an overdose Of that
powerful drug. Dr.. Brady, assisted by other physi
clans. finally succeeded III saving the ladys bfe The
street report ntimang attempted suicide in this case
IL denied by the lady's friends
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Cricket.
NETWORK VIZ. ST. GEORGE.


Wednesday and II urrday the grand match
between thtso clubs win 10 played the -. George
ground Hob ken. THIS viii be- the first match in the
las, six years between these leading cricket organisl
tioEs; tie interest consequently. is great.
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i. Hin.
Umpire-H. h Bushnell. formerly of the Bowdoin
Base Ball Club
Z. S-The Worcester papers, of this morning give
the time as Is Inil 42i seconds, and ~ minutes
seconds and say the announcement cf a minute less
was a mistake. Query--WLose mistake We may
get the correct time some day.
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UNION LEAGUE CLUB.-The members of the
Club are requested to be present to-day at 2 o'clock
noon and o'clock p m, to receive the 10th, 5lst and
l3lst New-York Veteran Volunteers.
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Racing-Thc City Regatta
Storiing-Tie Resnl;-Vhe Four and
Six CARED Eac,s-Thc Judges Ladies
md Citixens-A Poor IgOtel-CarOusing
Youth Conclusion.
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sMAsu1Na HIs FAruER,s FupNIrrRE-I

Lynch a youth Of 20 years. evidently put in full
rom Saturday night until yesterday morning, at
time he went homo rather ont Of humor. ard ron
unexD,aiBed Cause made an indscriuinate sma
Of his fathers furniture. Officers Manaing and
Nanara of the jersey City Police were called ID
que led tie Young man by conducting him 10 the
Prison, where he was placed in quod on a eli.
of being drank and sordery and smashing his fail
furniture at No. IL Newark-ave.
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the University crews will probably enter. Ward Rad.
ford Bglin and Mckee are 10 pail in tie single scnll
race. ~,
To night a ievee and concert takes place at Me-
chanics' Hall
THE BASE BALL MATCH.
The men appeared little after 10. and play soon
commenced the Hartford men having the innings
The sun poured down with such intense heat as 10
drive most of the spectators from the field though
floating auditory kept up attendance The play was
not up the mark of either OF the Clubs The Hart
ford men lacked spirit and did not give the Harynrds
half enough TO d. Some of the catches on tie Hartford
Club were ne and at the close the fielding Of the lar-
ward good Neither Of the games deserve special men
ton The ground was very bad-so uneven that field.
ers could lot Judge with any accuracy. The Clubs arc
10 be entertained at the mansion Of Of citi-
sens
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NEW.JERsEY NEWS.
A WOMAN GETS ANGRY AND JUMPS INTO The

A WOMAN GETS ANGRY AND JUMPS INTO THE
c.yAI.-On Saturday right womar named Smith ~
sidiug In a binding known as Kelbs House. IN Der.
gen.s Jersey City, became angry With her husband
and rushing out If the house ran ls&b
and plunged into the canal, with the avrp 4
rnrpose OF shortening her precous existen.s
Mr.. Smth--aot wishing to be deprived OF :.
81 Get dispostioned helpmate, and not exactly -
10 her wake, and with the assistance Of two or y
c IL rs succeeded in lnuding her on terra rma ans
Mrs. smith is now alive and as well as she onga ~
he
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OPENING OF NEW CnUnCH.-The l.,
German Catholic Church (St. Boniface). in S ~
Eightb-st. Jersey City opened for divine seroee
y s.erdGy. sermon preached in the evening y
the Rev. DR.. Brann.
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ARREST OF A PICEPOCKEr.-A young n,sn
named Joseph Hopkins arrested Saturday niebt
by Officer Farley Of tie Jersey City Police, charged
with picking the pocket Of Joseph ID. Kelly Of Q. 81
while the latter asleep The accused was detees
in the act.
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DEGREES CONTAMINATION College be-
slows an LII D. upon Gen. Grant and Charles OConor,
and Rev. II. NJ Dexter Of Boston receives ID. ID.
from Iowa College.
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THE SEVENTH NEW HAMPSHIRE

The 9TH NewH Hampshire Volunteers, number
ing ana men. under command Of Brevet Brig. Gen.
Abbott arrived here on Saturday morning on board
TRANSPORT from Goldsborough. n. C., and remained
out n the stream. They left IN the course OF tue aHy
for home
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KfnsfOnk-

Umpirc-Mr Hsy hurst Of the Athletic Club Philn'
dephia
scorers-Messrs. Lynch and Mowlem.
Trle Of lame two fours. Fly catches, seven eacb'
EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND.
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THE COLLEGE REGATTA.
Continued from First Page.

iversitv crews will probably enter. Ward Rad.
iclin ana Mckee are 10 pail in tie single scnll
, 1865-09-06

il the ons TarsiclAn Specialist now IN the city
shnt can oe cnt.rrly relied upou. Go 10 III. and not
suffer Disease To remain In your system, 1I1o snSnE
your face aud body. bcs,des dcapyng your hsppncss
md future rruspecu In lie he has made personal
dlseases nnd nervous debility his study for The last
twenty years- and Ia therefore the person whom ali
afflicted should consult No mc cyr haard Of psr
tient Of III. not being cured since he has been in the
city. His reputation has voucher. IN IN the city pa.
p1 Lis raueosx and the medical profession both here
aud abroad. being The most skilled Specialist here.
and thorough mAeser Of his profession nnn others
tal, dont dcerAir give him can. 1tis only com
mon occurrence with him TO cnre such cases HI
roos nc separate iok ladiea and gentleman. and ihe
most complete IN the city. Consultations d { and
conndcntiGl.
pEce No. 11o South Clark street, corner of Monroe,
haltA block from tie Post ot1oe. roat ocs Boz 81
Chicago, III. Once houn from = IN. to g. pm.
Send for his ~Guide to Health" published monthly,
I,,c Of charge.
YorHG MEX, TAXI rArricr1AR Eo71cx.-Doctor
MseloE deyotes much Of hs time 10 The treatment Of
1hoee c1sea cAused bJ habit which ruins both
body nEd ritud. uniting The unfortunate Individual
foe e4ies business society. The sad effect Of these
eeriJ bsbsts or tho cxcess Of 1p9 years. to ~cakn
aod debilsatc the Constitution. destroy the physca
md mental powe1s. diminish and enfeehle the natural
1uenEs, and c1hautt the vils1 .enuEes Of manhood
thr pleasures orltfe snSed the object Of marriage
frustrated and e1lsnee 1saf rendered term OF un-
c4aainc plbc1T aud regret. Such peE1ous, especially
those contemplating marriage should lose no time In
xnsfang immediate application, a. DF. r., By hs new
treatment 10 enabled to ensure spcedy and pt47n1
nent curc- ...... ...... ..........-.
~ ondcc. 179 6outh Gazk-st. corner ofMonroe,
Ru%5Illtt1
, 1865-09-06

oFFTrE m TIE BOARD OF

Oprn11cS en,ease August Sgsa..e $, h,1ine In;
scct south jaeIson stzsst q tle width Of shssy
s. iss Nafs rs csy
yalred tho olt!ns7 recessasy % be taken s s
Hs - 1ssS Pss. e q e
loving described lots VIZ: ,,,,,..
k1nxn 81 Il Haans s s9eef. Fss.snt sslac II aid
Hnonxs N q faes 6 sss EFT II aeo oa
tnss Soi ya1us q sams to Te1,oye % ~ ts s.r+,on
rear q No. IS Adams stet PTas wine q building
k1e iyalue of came + EstnaTE @ r. ,,.. ,a,,,sro
70. s!ofsse ssrsss f1s$s value 81 6aiis0e go;
v'a9f S &c g + o 5spf1e SleeS shoo, Section
$50: Valne Of 3ssnr 10 remove s5a3 ~, sSc,i,,n
Adalen Gsenes t. ssGx ef GxS O. sSl sF 3d. ae
0f5aa hnrE an IL Soee ss's
v'si 5ssee, ss,1es Aa.A9
's6sa bollap & 6iesS Section Alto
Sai1ens q d. slesf School Heetten Addition,
10. Quincy street. Present salno Of holdinE f. 10
Dui1dinF On lot * bloeE n. School Section Addition,
1Aius q ksme to remove no. -
Building q lot u bloskl1, School SECTION Addition,
AZ 7sfGs sss 1ss & s value OF ou'
Bu!ldtnE on loss oloSk q School sest!'n Addit5o @
Halding % iots elosf IL school section Add!es,
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