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Capitalization IN COMMERCE STREET
"A WALL FALLS AND INJURIES NUMBER OF
FIREnEN.-At halt-past IL o'clock this morning
fire was discovered on the ground floor OF the
building situate at No. SOC Commerce street, and
in a few minutes the flames burst from the
second story, and rapidly advanced upwards to
the root. The building is of ancient structure,
the bricks being half black and red, such as were
used in old tunes. The roof was built up OF
wood from the top of the brick work to the
height of three or four feet. and in this was an
old-fashioned garret window. 1t was occupied
on the ground floor by Mr.. Roberts, as cooper
shop, and in the upper stories by Mendenhall &
Garrison, carpenters. The flames spread so fast
that nothing III the building could be saved.
No. 504 is three-5tory brick, occupied by
Messrs. Hansinger & Britain as hardware
store, and the firemen were in time with their
ladders so as to get hose up and save this
building. 1t will be some what damaged by
water.
Owing to the promptness of the firemen none
OF the buildings were damaged by fire save the
one in which it originated, and 1t was a fortu-
nate circumstance that the adjacent buildings
were SO much higher than it. They all con
tanned valuable stocks of goods.
The buildings at No. 607 Market street, occu-
pied by Benson Campbell & Co., and No. 500,
occupied by j. W. Souder, were used to convey
hose through, and were somewhat damaged by
water.
The policeman who gave the alarm says there
was not much fire when he started for the
Central Station. The fremen acted vigorously,
and with q eat Judgment.
Alter the ire had been suDdued, ana the Iast
water was being thrown upon 1t to etectually
extineulsh it, the front walls of the building No.
sec tell 10 the ground with crash, and without
moments warning to any one. The bricks fell
into the doors on the opposite side of the
street, and it being very narrow, was filled with
the debris.
A number of iremen were injured, among
whom were:-John Saddler Of the Humane
Hose, very seriously it is feared, the Injuries
being internal. He was removed to Mr.. Russell's
jewelry store and kindly cared for A son of
John G. Hollick, of the Good Will Engine Com
pany badly injured, and removed to the drug
store at Sixth and Race, f1om whence he was
taken home in an ambulance.
Joseph Donuelly, of the America Hose; Mr..
Go1man of tie Good Intent Hose; Mr.. Lnehart,
of the Columbia Hose; Messrs. Cress, Lewis,
George NJ. Lyle, and HeDry, OF the Pennsy lvania
Hose, and a member eff the Phoenix Hose were
more or less injured, and promptly removed 10
their residence Quite a number who were
bruised from bricks would not give their names.
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The awards win be MADE after the concert on the
stage OF the theatre here three thousand persons
Printed lis sCi Wiii be published supplied
to agents an ticket holders Parties having Il kets
viii re am them until after he ards made and il
tickets ediae with uii directions as to the ship
ping of goods or deeds or the properly Tickets sale
City and at the headquarters in the ma@@oath fair
oT s apd Ei ae co. so de e and
and PennsH lvania avenue Washington, d. c.
give this enterprise their kind support taeIeby
assist in relieving the wants Of the orphans of our
a'''N MANAGING plREcrons.
President Soldiers and Sailors Union.
Wa;sP GlSnel n oHAkifs 4 kLRskcEA 4 EGAAPEHARr'
WILLIAM s. MORSE
B. HUTCHiSsoN, Esq
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis.
All persons avorably disposed requested to act
agents, but no commissions will be allowed
draft, express or register ed letters.
county and tate OF each separate subscription and in
close stamp All orders tickets must be addressed
Secretary Soldiers and Sailors Naional Concert,
"Ai%5CsSs, LOCE Box 4 10. 9's 81.
-''A''' F. NoLENs & CO,
... No. 2lO West 5fiE> FoSEr4F fFsa Street
IRFAsuRY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF iHTERNAI sEyENUE,
Whereas Hall and oher as Manning SMns biTec
tors" OF the "GTand National Concert" TO be held
Washington ID. Co. on the I'd OF AUGUST next have maze
Ge Ca Se e SOecUP o 4e q
Columbia lor permission TO no lottery, rattle,
gt enterprse and presented to him Satisfactory evil
dence that the proceeds of said lottery rattle or Pift
ent erprise ill be devOIed to charitab permission
is hereby granted TO SUI Managirg Directors to hold
such lottery rattle, gilt enterprise rec from rye
whether rom tax or cene in respect such lottery,
rattle, gilt enterprise. L. A. ROLLINS,
-, Commissioner.
ajor-Gen W infeld s. Hancock, U. 8. A.
General Robert schenck M. q ohio.
General Halbert E. Paine, M U Wis.
General John II. Ketcham, NJ. c., n. Y.
General James G Blunt, Kansas.
General j. N. Hendrick, Iowa.
General ID. G. Nc, nllam, ID. q.
General Dayton, N. Y.
Hon. Thomas w. Ferry, M. Co. Mich.
Hon. George Lawrence, M. c., Penna.
D. O. Forney, ESQ.,, D. c.
Major j. L. Doug hty, N. Y.
Hon Richard Wal ach, Mayor of Washington, d. q.
Hon William ID. Kelley N. Penna.
Hon Kelan V. Whaley, M. O., West Va.
II on. Eben @. Ingersol, N. G., Ill.
Hon, Henry c. Deming, M. O., Conn.
Hon A. II. Latin, NJ Co. h. Y.
Hon Leonard Myers 4. c. Penna.
Hon. William A. Newell, NJ O.. N. j.
Hon George W. Julian N. Ind
Hon. stephen f. Wilson, g.. Penna.
Hon. j. B. GIinrel, N c.. Iowa. ooo,
Major G. M. Van Buren,, n. T. oSS lm
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THE PORTLAND SUFFERERs.-The con-
ttibntions sent 10 the Mayor Yesterday for these
Iniortunates were;-From FREDERICK Fraley'
S26; q. y. Rosengarten, 500; NJ o. d. Szo'
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Music AT THE HOSPITAL FOR TBE In
sANE.-A day or two since, Beck's full band
gave musical enteItsfnment at the Pennsyl-
yanta Hospital tor tire lAsane, to the very great
me band was stationed in ore OF the beautiful
groves in the pleasure grounds, and under their
shade the patients enjoy cd the rate treat which
the consldeTate kindness Of the members oil the
soctatIes and the different bands OF our city
could do no kinder act, nor one that would be
more thoroughly appreciated. than OCCASION
nlly to favor the inmates Of the Hospital with
such a treat as that iust'feferred to.
PARpoNED.-Frank Morris. who was SEN
fenced to one years Imprisonment, to pay hne
the ann Of $1,000 TO keep the peace, for an
aggravated assault and battery, has been par
doned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
UNDER AUsPIoEs OF THE
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION
WASHINGTON, ID. G.,
AT GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1885
AT GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1885

100000 tickets will be sold 81 each-75 600 presents
awarded valued at s25 Oo s25 COO OF the prohts be
given to the Soldiers and Sailors National Orphans
Rome Fund $500 to the Washington Male and Female
Orphan Asy um the balance aner deducting expenses,
to be PAID to the Treasurer of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union, of Washington, ID. @. H..
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM K. OWENS NO 527 CHESTNUT STREET;
ALSO, SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN THE
COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
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Mss Isa Craig, the Scottish poetess whose Oue re-
cited Al the Burns Centenary Festival IN 1882 received The
, e over GO eompecrs and who has been fer some time
~ Assistant seorsory Of the National Social Science As
socton recently gael or ofe on tie occasion OF her
marriage Tic mentors Of tbs Association bavo presented
her with silver ieaseryice and salver suitably inscribed
N, Craig was born A. Edinburgh and Is 30 years OF &C.
sbe p.blcd volume Of Poems BY Isa" In 1852 and has
beep contributor 70 periodical literature. il supposed to
he lady that NcwY0rk morning paper rrcd the other
dv Nv e vrrg drcs sootfgl apfe alton OF Ike Craig
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THOM As sTFPHENs. cfo'on
= so 4. sss /; yPPHshl'AoH 1 Ss.,I
crp,,n Aa..lr.l p.r.rla.sal. Jals q. - ;


~ In T,,,st o. me srrea,on o. ne Of Toe
eotrs behalf otbe Mayor Aldermen ard Common
Al, ofthe Cy relative 10 laying ont ROAD on PUB
Lie DRIVE between the NoheTy line u lNiA III Sysiy
sBd the souihe Inc O ODehuned AID ff TIA see1 IN THE
IN. Bo.d Of d Ne coaa Park ia the uss end
eeh.f Mayor. Aldermen ana Cofnouay q Tie Cay
pursuant the Pov,n Of the Ac, oth- Isgsaae OF
tbs laying and improving portions Of ts Cry and County
vs st they intend apply 20 The su1re'ns Court In the
Dot Ja5ca District Of the State Of NewioTk II yec tam Of
sd be held ,h. Gag Iis IN the City a NewYes on
SATURDAY the seventh d. st th oenAnE otee Court
shs appointment ef Esnss aud Apprement Ia
shove entitled that he nture and extent etbe improve
hereby intended the ins out Of Rosd Pabe Dive IN
Road Pgoh Drive a. tho Jqaeton o.
Boomlnsdas Road Broaswuyl EGtb and hnnh
suss running Eorhery Norh essrly and following the
general Of Boomngds osd W Bodwyl 70 e kortbery
Doe q Eghsventh street wtsE the aid Hosd fuos Drive
kcr,hssey add egu5snt between ssd Ientl Eevonh
avenues s0uts hne sfOpt upes.d tna Third street,
ming koshsry 70 The souheEJ line 81 One banteo ana
Ehth junction q BoOnnstss Road and de Eleventh
North ey and including the whole
and feet IN vdib Of adj
either side thereof The soethey hne Of and
ky sd Rood Public Dove Includes s whole Of aid
ksadred end seventh srets except pron teot between
6h sna ard oths portion thereof
bstwesu EsAiy hundred sai Fourth streets m the
Of NeSYort sid Road Public drive Of general wd OF
handfed and AIRY feet shown dsia~a certain Map
sfAs 0azaneT ssse City SurveyoE and
b the ocs Of the Commissioners Of Centre Papsisd New
sofk. Juss v i<6 ORCHARD OGOkMAN
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osoTos Is1soVcT Dfsia. FsT,

QloroN lqUEDu0f DRPtR, iFNf,
kKw.iOaE jane u, 1903 J
ITO NF0UNDERS,--SEALED PROPOSALS
w b. received once Rounds City Hall PARA until II
oeck Of THURSDAY the 18th day Of June, e6 fOE tbs
bapyiy q Cast re WATER PIPES viEs
boo kpe ~ internal dss,ef
90 fes Of Cess Iron wser fPe Y inches Internal diameter
1900 80, ef Cat oa Water Pipe inches ihteTns deter
90 Zee, Cat ien Water Pipe sieehe. ts,asr diameter
ssps.s ed be offered and win be received for ns 7oiah
Pc 'or "a. and tnsh % Or ie &c special eshnr. bit
rtels o. al other pipe oF ths whole Of the sfecs cangs
Esch psopos. b. nd)sd Proposals Cast roa Water
rss 90 sgees Castings esss whhss 81 the bidder and
TAs security regrd w be Ten Tbou,szd Dersr.
Specifications and bsnk iois o. tds can be had on Application a,
Mia sac -
THOMAS STEPHENS crotou
ROBERT H. DARRAUl Aqueduct
A. w CRAVEV W. Ro.lf
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Sales bp Guttiou


a ~ msswx Aae'01esr A. 90, 49,,
DY BANGS, AbRWlN " Co.. Nos. ga aud
Ab CO rrosdsav cor Of Arstsales Books stadOnerS
Picture. Work. u Art. Fancy Q nus ElEnisuro. ~
MANAGED ESGLTSH BOOKS
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Jre %. at o'clock, and tie Two
following dsys at Il o hour
An extensive yroy Of EGw EAGLlsa BooKs-he'ns TIA,
r.orton OF s.ocx OF Nc tIkf-E5 sCRlbNLA = 20
aamare BY wa.r rerelt e which ocen1e IN e oui d"s
occup by them. Moot o. e. books arc Olt ~ Jnfoi
Caiiloei reiiy end TIE n0ozs ,ro on eEh.2 ION
0Eo a. LE.vrT Auetloneer. 10
DOCK TRADE SALE kOO3lS. 4JS broadway
10 LFAvlTT srREBEIGn Coz SUCCESSORS 10 j. L. Cooley
COSsfuNaEA rs EoLIcIrED. ADVANCES MADE
HEyhY H.LsgD5, Agetene-r. 80
uENRY II. LEEDS & MINER will SELL by
AUCTION on THURSDAY, Jane 20 at lcf o'clock, AZ TIE
Private Residence 49, Wet between s'xih
aud seveuth.ayes, ....-,-,-,,, = ,
asotne Of Holsehdl Furniture viz r. w Ps'r suites in ~
C. r. Chamber suites. b. W. Chamber Suites H. W ro H.
w. Ae1and organ R w end y: 81 u cea;et Tab o. ~ NJ
" Ionnees Mh Ga Door nooscaei Gilt Frane french Poe
Pier Mro Corpees and Base, Lace W. Coains ne Linen "
shsSe Ne' Brass and Iugn C1Te.s a and Fcor vi on
& p 81 Rods. W Ext. Dining Tail Oak C. 5 Dining Ihnr
CIV lnl sve Aabaer Cieck and Figures. taid mar shl
srnr Natirese NJ. 7. Dress Bureaus and Waihdggds Time
Cabue Engaviug &C. also, kitchen furniture WIN "HH ~ ~
wi c0mnente -.------------
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SUPREME COURT, City and. County of New
- Yerk:-JoHN r. PARISH Plaaa. sst. RohEYN VAN
NAfkENBURGH add Others Deendsntln pursuance o ajadg
men, Of e supreme Coat q o ss 4 N.Y. York made The
PANIED 10 said judgment VII expose ff sale pulls auction
bsn-, bier o. MoNgAY 20 18th dy q JOY 1863 Al la Ocs
noon At Tie Erhanfe ssctfa0m No. III Bioafwsy in the City Of
NswYos BY JAMES lon ha o. posIRs de-
PARCELS or LAND snse lying and being the ril City Of
Newiok aud bounded and deserte follows Respning q.
aasteTy sdo Of Tenth distant 81 feet souhery
HON The .ouieay Of Tcntave aud Sevsnty-nntrs,
running thence southeary snd parallel With 100
thence parallel with lee, tecs
running westerly aud parallel with nn, ., 100 feet to
ofTeut-sve thence Dor,h eey along the
essey 81 Tntlsve 81 %, to tie place OF beginning
Dated New York Juno ~. $50. f.
DANIEL r. INuRAHAM i, Referee, No. loo Broadway.
/. PL,rr GERARD BucKLxy, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Par. 0ERAEp 4 BucxLxI Plaintiff. Attorneys
~ p.vlg
NEw-YoRK SUPREME COURT, city and c Genn 3g

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and County
~ OF Nev.YorL--IoIN MAC GREUoh aud WILLIAM C. oS'
BORNE s-sins AMMON
summons for Money dsmand on e3niraet 90 cent
Com not ef TO the above named Dcicld Revenue stamp
ant, You ars hereby Summoned and rsqired: Cancelled
10 answer complaint Ia this action, which
viii be ad Ia the Office Clerk q the City and County OF
NewYok, City Hal, In tho Cty Of kewYors and 70
ser. cory the sud compliant the sub
sbers their cce No 90 Wal street n said cy within twenty
the day
said vh9n the
time af,reai paifiG IN ts acon VIII tine judgment ast
Won r thousand ia hnfcd ,nd ytny dol
lsf with ifet from the ms dy Of lpe one
tounl e hundred and Kyou beside tn costs OF tbs scon
Now ork, March q iBj6 d. -. f.. 49, 49,. 10 U.
Myaa isaS~W ROSTER THOMSON, PhIu,ias Attorney.
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Drlnilnn.

EIlAS. G. SHELLEY, No. 65 Barclay-st,
" STEAM JOB PRfNrER-Caris, CifcuaTs Eihead, Posters
Catalogues. &C., ~ tlrr iovvrsf cash rgtri
. tALlhDrh PRES 'WDRk done for the t'afe
VAIN. EVERDELLp SONS. No. l04 Fulton.st.--
~ STEAM JOB PRINTERS .a4 LABEL MANUFACTURE
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CORPORATION Notices.

CR0TON AQUEDrCT pEPARTMENT---TO
~ SFNER ONfRACTOKS-solsrntsi ei.ei Vopoas eieh
dsrei With TIE Of tie wo 70 uhicaKre to laue 4 10 Nd
dor and date g4ens will te 70 evei A. s e un' n coek
Of Ia K~bAN. Juy s. laf, IL which tne VII be rro
hey Coz re oon'rueier q seNes. " ite ns ecss 70
Nsftfet, tepe D fln' - Aid Va al Lf0sdW sj 20
TWEEN toryiKih ard fotyn -. I'd ~ Ior{ eyoaih and
80 ard tightaves frnfeE, ee
and The Bo@rry twenty fonIst RS eston
snd Cfst, between Fulton AMI Jolns tTysfr -
tetwesn aud uls1l beeaslchrt@ Be
ani luhofl aud sKhaye belAe TneDclh
works and forms lhe bids be Obisd
THoMAs sTEPHENs cro'.n
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EXCURSIONS 10 YONKERS, GRASSY POINT.
4 = l< "a >, Wl.sr POINT COLD SPRING. CORNWALL.
H az, tiH iAMBUhGH MILTON ard PorGiiKEEp-
sif fe .efE A@EsA VII leave lealrossesst dali a. N
~ hf iouftit ael' leaving f1ugkepfie 10 NJ
Fs 81 9IuI si sn saorc euts way spysl az
f-n.eae als a go ned rates vii bs gsde wh Soh02a
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QUiHrlRHAsTT HNEhAIs UFFIIH., Z
F,p,, Dtvtsfoy WAsuIgcTos d. C., June ID. 1865.
LIE of STEAM BOILERS, FORCE PUMPS,

GALE of STEAM BOILERS, fOhCE IOhi0'
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS. nc, complying. -
TIE WArER.WORKS AT GlkbbOROg6h, D. a., a.
Nv order OF tie Quar- General thrcwil DC sold on we
nres AZ prbhc auction under tho direction ot Capt. george ~
BROWNING A. O. ~ FRIDAY July - 8oO, atiS e
olowipa.lesc,ibed public properly, to witt al,
ONE STEAM BOILER, feet long and ieetn dlnetet WIN
Two ne re.un aues made Of nch boiler iron with 81 tue ne
esry spparsnans including ei.ron font gauge COCKS Clone
paicn srlte5 pipe eJasns bc,o m 10 sIs Sl
cynd inch stroke. 2horse power each ana saeA pioe
pfrnns aud forcing OO) gallons Of water per day Soieceo
with than sr tie oaue glands couplings oeids "oows
doub eyaye cup &C. These pGmP are comparatively ne" anu
" A iarppe aosnti,y Of WArER.PIPE. as folowss
l8L feet Cinch cas,-iron Watei-llPe
i2to1 feet 3lnch csst-iTon WateI.Ppe,.. ...rv rI
800 feet pinch wToogh'ison WaierPlpe IN'
feet ], inch css iron Wner-Ppe
1000 feet u lnch cast-iron Water,ftpe
lCOj feet liuch cas,-ron Wae- pipe
5000 feet 2 inch casi-ron Maer-Pipe . D., 49,,
Tty.one IRE PLUGS tAyfes PATENT with al uie
connections rs bends sopeocks elbows
rieco condition. together win ali the AOOS
S required making alterations and repairs Ia wt. PIPE c
pipe cutting machines taps aud dies pyeIs crabs d' Pnhchs
canlking tools sc.
The Depot by water aud vessels The largest class an
be loaded At the wharf
Terms: Cash. u Govcrnmeut funds
Deyees viii be 70 purchasers before the first b day
OF August next. -.
the day OF sale
sy be desired WI be given upon ap
plr1tion person by letter to Capt GEORGE T. BADMNO
A NJ Giesbcro, ID. c. this Office. JAMES A. khIN,
Brevt Brig Gen IT, 3 A. In ct.rae Frsi DIVISION " 81 y. "
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pEADSi BEADS, BEADSn
- AID FANCY GOODS
n. P BROWN, Importer
No IS6 Pesh.s,.H Y.
proposals.
ogren o. cO,ms.,nI ., sgn.l,IascI No srArysr,l

... ..|'.' NKw.YoaK Inns Is ian z
CEALED PROPOSALS On duplcate) will be re-
- rev,d by at tbs Office uB o'clock
fRiDAY jafe % 1893 Furnishing FRESH BEkB IN quan.
b. required dy Day for year ou the
e Jny is commencing that day ct Dvids and Hart Islands,
f1 sc.y aud Wcts Point 5aBdy Hook for,s Wsdsw
liant Llfsycr md VOID. a.d New-lork City and all other
the vcs q ac5 place and posi oherwepfo
gided for.
Tie Hsb be C good marketable qusy with due pro.
petitions n fe and hind inecks shanks and kidney
tov bo-1cudd delivered at the OF the contractor
Ia On y quantities aud times "a nay be requirft
No bid will b. entertained that made by regular butcher,
who give his M his present pace u business and
dence
be accompanied by guaranty signed BY the
tors themselves az fol9Rs:
1--WE uresned Lersby guarantee foregoing
- bTscoepted It hs be dolly fed Accord 10 lis true
pUrpor ao that written shalt be executed
With two boRas IA lis Of i've thousand doharsesch
Ell ~ . Name. of suar,u,or) -
Biders henve. presrn opening Ollie proposals.
aud fully lib then Immediately the
aud bond Evidences shown entire responsibility
eeh surety two btiDs iTcd iornayfa The prorsat
OH % me eanfs ~ rcerno1 ad otr than genuine bid,
made in pee, good sh will .utjee. ne person making It, and the
gaaIanors 10 the extreme penalty OF the law
printed COPY this adv be sached 10 each
POSI- and o ofwo ris0ls ind sufficient sress In
ts onpt dollars TIE Government rerye, the right
Payments bo made monthly may furnished
BY the Ooversant cuecy checks certificates ofndebed
Any other rnsoh deetb those proposins bid will be fur.
pshsd on application At tkis oBce 49, I'-.
= FRANCIS T. BERIFp RI Naior r q
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HUDSON RIVER aud HARLAN RAILROADS

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
Ii snd Monday Nay ~ 1885, Trims Albany ,nd Troy
connecting with Nontcn and Ween ains will leave New'forS
Express train via IIud.o1 River nailfo,a Thireh st
aud lie lye through Buffalo and u.Ienson Bde without
change Of and connecting Troy with trains for Rutland Bur
hngtou and Montreal -. - rr go
with weiern trains, aud at Troy with trains for ne North
II ElPren train Via Il,lea a.o.d T~eaiy-,is,h, and
anon spIns, cd s a, h5anyo VII ,fia, ,es Wet, and at
81 va s" ny, ~ Rs ,siS. s fSs sl.
with 'loepins core ,,taehoi 49,
Will wsdea Road Tor Leb.non sPs. and Pit.td Albany
with trains Wet aud Troy with trains for Rulnd, Burlington
IN m EIpre. ,rsr ulon River Railroad with .eopinse,r
1aeLe and through TO beGo and saspeasion Bridge without
Grh % cso .u ss.'S %Eoq a' shss.c
sssa W Ts s@s viii !. s ssny VIII run on Sunday Con
II train via Hudson River Railroad In lespinsc nt'ace
vnt Albany 'nd Troy In ue morning and connecting with
WIN II. VANDERBILT. Vice Prohdsu,.
NEW. JERSEY RAILR0AD.-Trainsl leave foot of
Soahl4udii lor PniLApELrEI. el ard 10 M " m,
aud % los BALrxoHs and wAsHiseTos vt and 10 ~
RARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
yfoapASYIo ., ~ s9a IA .sr FRIDAY IuTs che JrssE
Rys 6asn connect a, Psr, Monnoa,h s ns as
for tho following point, on tie Rods - $3.50 -'''
nta Ions Br,och Fsnsdas Point Pss.ss sres.os
Msseh:er Ton. River woodn.n. Balness ssGoas
iS S'' ;s s1 ca T. S ss or ,. & and '"
s rs ~ Md sHs s' % S% s Mo- e pS
PS o5, gpssspo LORs Bah SHARK Rys saH9S s%n
Ths Freight Boat leaves for al point. the and
R,rrRSIse TRAY, tsAys oInpxx,
Way bsI and Esprss ~ a,vins IN NewYOrk $50
BIa o.Fsase must De de'e'sd" pr No. % a. none VII be
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crpRrS1E COURT City and County of New. Ypr

CUPRTSlE COURT City and County OF New York.
- CIALEs L. CHAPLAIN .siins. WILLIAM FARLEY CRAY
and Ola udgncn, Of Supreme C0urtn the
entitled sc,on William w sonhslte Referee therein
named Thomas Ne;ch Auctoneer the Msnaus Ex
chsnso Soom., No Ill Broadway IA the City Of Newiok
18Th June 1866 Al o'clock all the lends and premises
described Judgment order All that certain lo'
piece or parcel Land situate lying and being n the Ninth Ward OF
III. CITY Of Yok beprdd u described follows, viz: Be-
ginning po tho norwesisry 'i'e Hudson 'st dps
northry om he nbrllwesy
corner Of rannng westerly and
para HoEeo Sy l6) feet thence noherly and
parallel with Hudson s feet eleven lches thence
eas,edy parallel with Horao street. ywo 2l feed hrre ~
saa side OF Hudson street and
hene outhly acus the westerly Hudson street, 80
feet ven IN He. the point psee q beginning be The dr.
nen.on, the said lot piece Of ground being part Of
lot No 1913 chart annexed or deed oil patnon
mad esnd Judith bis wife end others, recorded IN
and for the City Of New ora IN Ler 10
Of Conyryancez az page 25t-Daicd May q, 1870. =
WILLIAM W. SOUfH0ATE, Referee.
Hmm l. AaSorn plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. d.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A
Eew.Ier,ey Steamboat Company.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE's LINE.-The Boats
"A Of this line leave M ALBANY rom foot Of Canat daily
excepted o'clock TIE sf JOHN MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAY " sud the DEAN RICHMOND IA
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS md SATURDAYS
Fer freight, pssssye &c apply AZ uc Office ont,e wharf,
DEDUCTION Of FARE WESTWARD, via Day
~ Line Of Steamera-paiy from foot of Desboess t rs
O'clock M md thirty foaithst at o'clock and NewY0fk
Central Railroad from Albany.
New 1oIt 20 syracuse. %
New York 70 Buffalo Bridge Niagara Fas
E'OR WHITEsTONE Bayls's Dock Great Neck,
Ssuds Points, OLEN COVE Mott. Dock Olenwood RIOS
Lynn TIE Steamer AROWSMTH leaves Pier No. "a (Peek
shpl East River daily Sunday. excepted. at O'CLOCK
EOR Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and Rondout daily at
landing at Cozzens Cornwall Mufbororyh Milton West
Park and Esopn Steamer Ja W. Baldwin ondls Wednrsdsys
d fsidsyA The Tho Cornell Igesdays Thurdays and
urday. ffop foot Of HaniEonst, N r
CTEAMBOAT LINE FOR BRTDGEPORT--
~ Two Boas ialyFrau Pier No IS East River oo, Of Caa
rnestD Steamer AlDGEPOKr" leaves lily isundays e1.
cepted l2 o'clock citing with Houonlc
and New-York and New hgven Rsi road trims
Steamer - v. SCHUY VI" laycs sfernoon fsnudsys
e1oepedl h JlD Wit New York aud New hs
tai.Iesd G,in ~ sIat'ord. Miort snd New-llsycn L
In0R kEWBURGH, WEsr POINT, POUCH
n KEEPsIE RONDDUr and ElNGsTDNi handbag a. Co.eeuss
Doc Cornwall Neg-lIsmbarsh pnd Mitof 1he
.5T STEAMER MARY POWELL
leafes De.sgss.es ~ silssGo,a " u clock