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PACIFIC COAST.
sPEcIB Fon Esw-yoRK--cosfdEnCraL-R mmIua'
ffBLD-aOLp FROM OREGON.

sPEcB fce Esw-yoRK--cosfMERCraL-RiG MfnIua
rBLD-ttOLD FROM OREGON.
SAN fRAsoisco Monday. July 20 1856
The steamer Constitution has sailed for psnasps with
81 80 ID treasure OF which $50 $40 is for New
York
Mining shares are inactive opbir Se45; yellow ctst,
1896; Belohsr, si20 Savage, 4as5i Chollar. SIR
The Hale and Norcross Nine reehzed 400 900 from
the LIST to the 2d nsant and IL estimated ss yicld
$780, 900 this month
The Savage Mine has surplus Of $4,000, sndwl pv
dividend. .......
The yield of the Gould and Curry Mine fot, July Vim
amount 70 $3.50 of Grown Ront, $30seD; And spks
Yellow Jacket for the year ending June 80, S2,Tx,nS
Letters represent that the miners IN the Etcesos s
trct Nevada County, California, are in foArshiaG con-
dition.
Arrived, bark Alice Prison. Matches from Lsndsa
San FRANCISCO, Tuesday July ~, ltoo,,-
The steamer Or,aamue, nom Portland, bsngs ti6a,VoU
In treasure.
Agents of the swansea Works hero looking fr
supplies 49,.
light Crown Point, 600; Yellow Jacket $50 Bo)ch,
er $Lg3. Legal Tenders, ~ 49,.
hns. ..... ....s
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Slave Emancipation In the British West Ia
dies-Ceicbration by she Coiered People Of


Yesterday, the lst of August, being the anniversary
Of the Emancipation the British West Indies the customary
celebration observed by the coOred people Of Brooklyn
Heretofore single jubilee festival in one district bad been
deemed sufficient but th year three parks were secured
At Myreaye Park the programme proper was not com
menced till O'Clock when Prof William Howard Day delv'
cred the Grafton; after which read the emancipation pro-
cimntion followed by "gymnastc and acrobatc perform
ances Previous and subsequent 20 these exercises band OF
music kept the the platform engaged in the dance
which vaainduged with spirit The soups and hobby
panorama shooting galleries all had their
Many thousands OF people were present aud the
whole affair proved very pleasant one to all participating
10 II.
Leers Park the celebration was conducted principally
By of he Coorod churches OF Brooklyn VINO
Asd united this occasion. . . ~.
he exercises park conducted BY the Rev MI
Mn, editor OF TAs PsQPlss Journal and tho 10Y. NJ
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The building owned by William A Colt and is damaged
10 the Of e. 00 fully insured the Bowery Company
The Iron works OF Cameron Johnson Nos. us and 2i7
Grand ST. although in great danger aud time actually
fire. only damaged to the amount of sOO insured
Sections Of police posted from the Fourteenth and
joining Precincts under the esmmand of Capt, Williamson.
FIRE IN BRoADwAY.-At 81 o'clock p M, yester.
day. fire discovered the fourth floor the double
buddg Nos 26G and POI Broadway the premises occupied
by Little Daly manufacturers OF ladies' collars cuffs etc.
IT extugoshed but not until the upper floor
badly damaged and the Of the lower floors
damaged by The loss OF Messrs IS win amount 20
about el.OOO Insured FOR 5000 In the GebhaId and
Bowery Companies f. Slater show-eard manuiae
turer. occupied a portion Of the fourth floor. His
loss will be about $500 No insurance The second and third
floors Of No 26 occuped Tie third floor OF No 26J
occupied by A. Rainier manufacturer 81 caps Loss stock
by water aont $500 Insured for $4,000 portion of the
second occupied by kazenburg Brothers dealers in
fancy goods whose loss on stock wl be about $500
Insured for $4,000 ia the city companies. The re-
mnndr Of the second floor occupied by NJ Shinor Bro
hers dealers in foreign and domestic wOolns The loss
on stock water $500 fully insured The first floor is
eupiod by Waterbury dealer in gentemens furnish
ng goods who also owns the building Loss stock by
water about s3CO insured for s. 900 10 the CITY Company
The loss on the ling will about 81 500 insured
for $4,000 in the Firemens Company Sections Of police
present from the Third and Sixth Precincts under the
command Il Capt. Green.
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ARMY GAZETTE,
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MISCELLANEOUS


Lieut.. Col. o. Cross, Deputy QUartermaster- general
United States Army wilt transfer the depot Pittsburgh
Pa to Capt. Geo. T. Alden Assistant Quarternsser United
STATES Army, the return Of that officer
for months He IL authorized 10 avail himself
leave OF absence for two months Capt T. Moore Asssin
Quar,ermaser United States Army has received
ton his leave Of absence until sept TO- Leave OF abenc
fr GO days surgeons certificates Of disability is granted TO
Military storckeeper g. Hodges Qllrtermasters Depart
JrIi5S Ia aaa cne 1b5n The lucs designated in Special
Order No &c Adj INT Generals OMce War Department
Mrjor Murray Davis Assistant Adjutint General OF Volun'
tee temporarily assigned 10 duty a, headquarters depart
~ d OF CafDrnIa
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Naval Intelligence.
DEATH OF A NAVY PAYMAsTER.

DEATH OF NAVY PAFMASTER.
Henry Ii. Pangborn, Paymaster in the United
States Navy died suddenly the Pensacola Navy on
the morning ofthe He entered the Navy at the out
break Of the war active service since
that time winning the entire confidence Of the Navy Depart
York and Washington. Paymaser PaDgborn was = years
Of age and married Thursday OF last week to Mss
Ingraham, residing near Pensacola.
The SAGINAW.
The United States steamer Saginaw sailed from San Fran
cisco on Victoria. g.. MumfOrd OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company aud james Street passengers
onb
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Fire In EHzsbesh-ss.-Less abeut $40 900
List Of abe Lssses sad Insarsnce

The TRIBUNE OF yesterday mentioned the fact that
fire had broken out shortly before CLOCK m in four.
story brick building located in the Of Nos and SO E
abeth and occupied together with the buildings as
sewing machine mandatory by Pianer Bramsdorf Co..
end that AT the time OF going the total destruction
that aud the adjoining buildings mrninept Thanks 20
the active esertons Of the Fire Department the fire prn
cpay confined 20 the floors OF the bnlJng which
2gnatel Ihe re?t aud hs third and fourth floors
5ufed out and the rest Of the building flooded with
The ont buildings comparatively unharmed The loss
OF Messrs Paner Bramsdoif Co.. stock and machinery
will about $4,000 insurance for s7 800 in the
toll xpr Tor,
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AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
EVENING SESSION on TUEsDAY-SEcoSD DAYS PRO
CREDiSGs-ACcIDENT TO Or. ROBBINS OF NEW
JERSEY.

JERSEY.
Special Di.psteh % The n. Y Tribune
BosToS Wednesday Aug. J. eco
The American Dental Association held an even
ing session yesterday the chief interest of which
marked by the induction into office of the newly elected
officers of the association The retiring President Dr. G. w
spaulling Of St Louis Mo- addressed the body well
sdered and impressive yaedcoy touching the importance OF
higher standard Of professional education among dentists
and suggesting the by which this great desdersum
might be obtained. The President Dr. {. L. Fitch Of
New York City, then introduced by Dr. spauldng and
briefly addressed the Association wbeeupon the ordinary
role Of business resumed The reports Committees and
the discussions growing theu occupied the time Of the
evening session.
WEDNESDAY, MoRSyG Aug 1.-The Association convened
AZ 10 a. H. called order by the President Reports
committees being order DR. Morgan OF Nashville Tenn
behalf OF the Committee Dental Physiology and Pa
thoog read somewhat lengthy but Interesting paper as the
report said Committee This provoked lively discussion
in which Drs McQulin Of Philadelphia Alpos Of Chicago.
Atkinson Of SewYork and others took part THIS discus
sion continued unit, OF ~ when the session adjourned
end marched down in body by Invitation TO the Academy
of Music concert the great organ A. y this
afternoon the Association photographed from the steps Of
the cspitol By j. A. ipple enerprog artist ofth city
whose really splendid efforts in this respect must challenge
the admiration of all who behold them. II the same artist
WHO photographed Baptist National Convention not long
since the tpot and also the New England Methodist
Centenary Convention underline Big Elm on boston common
These pictures marvel Of Their kind, and Of those
BOsto notions that we sometimes read about
This afternoon the members Of the Association are ndug
ing in relaxation and Sightseeing During the process OF
pho,ographng and while the members Of the Association
were standing order the steps oil The Capitol very
sad accident occurred TO mar the pleasure Of we
Dr. Robbins from Newark " j. while exposed to the IN
tense rays Of the SUM- fell from exhaustion upon the granite
steps fracturug Jaw and otherwise injafng himself we
learn that he quite uDwe at the time and the exposure
was than he could stand Beings heavy man hs an
severe.
ANOTHER DISPATCH
Boston, August 1.-The sessions OF the American
Dental Association which holding lie sixth annual meeting
here continued to-day The only business OF importance
transacted the adoption Of report recommending in
institution Of Commission whose duty ~ shp e 10 ease %
yulcanzed Rubber Company against the dental profession 70
assist member members OF the profession IN proecus
themselves against such claims in OF tue Courts 10 INC
United S,aes The adoption OF the report occsoneo con
siderable enthusiasm in the Convention Ihe COMMISSION
will be appointed 10 morrow.
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Ansio-Anericsn Trissrnps Company.
PROVISIONAL CHAk0ES FOR TIE TRANSMISSION OH
MESSAGES

OR IRELAND.
To telegraph station ia AmsesTen,y words nud-
ing address cate and signature not ezcsedos al Loo letters
Twenty Pounds
every additional word exceeding twenty
Shllngs word -. .
by each 1--WE fractional uce viii be charged word
All in code yPher viii be charged double tho oreo-
Ing rstes
All figures intended for transmission be written fan length.
sndssil be charged as words.
places rsnge
ystrulw De- seq forward BY ulsiL
FROM ANY TELEGRAPH STATION IN EUROPE
To -egraph station ~ words Including
sddrss and signature not exceeding IN al 100 Letters Twenty
Pounds
every word eIcees i've eter Twenty
Sbilinss per word
The letters will be divides
Each orscons reusnje viii he chsfged word
All code ypher viii be charged double the oeso-
ing rates ..-
Al hsurss intended transmission be written at fu length.
and will be charged as words r. -..
Messages destined for place, beyond the Of the ,eegrspho
system will be seat forward by mail.
FROM ANY TELE0RAPHIC STATION IN AFRICA, ASIA
AND INDIA
To teegsphc sonin Ane - words including adj
Dress date and exceeding al 100 letters Twenty nve
Pound.
For every additional word not exceeding i've letters Twenty hvs
Shlings word.
The the 20 will b. counted aud divided
Each i've fractional remainder will BE- charged word
All in code cypher will be charged double the oes
ing rates sa ,..,.r,..
and viii be haIgsd as words -,
Messages destined place. bsyera.he unss Of TOE 'eespbe
y i,T " III Is q sent '''""' "'" &c. DEAN
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NAVY GAZETTE.
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DRTAfHFD

10y IHf"Vfhph
DETACHED.
July 2j-Acting- Master 4. ". Husscy, Acting
Ensigns jonathan Jenney, W w. Duley William A. Rich
John r. Zeiick aud Mate W r. Sard from W c. Anderson
ard graltod leave OF absence. Assistant Surgeon W H.
Jonos from W g. Anderson and Ilced waiting orders
Acting Assistant Paymaster Henry Gerard. from W. G.
Anderson. and ordered to settle accounts
MnscEtLASyoUS
The steamer Saco sailed irog The Boston Eavy.Yard to
Newport X L. on July "a Tue steamer Benyle l.. at As
psnwall. and the steamer honhoso at Panama. n. q.
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ANOTHER DISPATCH.
The Cheiers Amsng the Treeps-The CeIored
Soldiers League.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday July 81 laN
Nashville dispatch received at headquarters here,
from MajorGen Wood there ITO cases OF cholera
on Tybee Island Ca the 18th inst OF which hall provo
fatal The troops coming the South West from NeWhOik
are reported 90 be Infected with the disease.
The Coored Soldiers National League have passed reso
linton 10 hold National Convsats- 1t Nashville the lst
ofIapNsry AeAt,
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Wlims vcrylsrge numbers Of people present. and
the exercises continued lss hoar in the
Throop Park also had lts thousands The
here very similar TO thbse Of MyFsie and LefsA
Park.
The anniversary OF this year Che greaiest 10 point ossum
lyl.
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Tn, Cholera nj Taylor Barraeks-A soldier
shat.
LOUISVILLE. Wednesday.

LOUISVILLE Wednesday August l. 1866
Two fatal cases of cholera have taken place az the
Tvr barracks the recruits recently arrived from
New York 49,,
hrcal inc uard
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The following are appointed Examining Surgeons
by the Of Pensions. Dr. Geo L. Lucas Peoria
lii; Dr. A. J. ward Madison. Wis.
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T,. Charleston Prisoners.

CHARLESTON s G.. Wednesday August /. 1906
r. is known 10 DAY that the prisoners condemned to
death Nv military commission and whose recent myser
os removal from Castle PnckDey oceasoned MI ch specu
aion were sent the Dry ortugas for life by order OF
the Plo.idcnt. who !thus eomputea sas'E leutaRGe
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. .-.-' BHnApsLpHA wednesday. August 4. istsa :
This oyep,re bra wi occurred in tavern IN the soutA
ern part Of She city resulting the shooting and instanf
death Of c1>Aldemsn Japes T. Hsrrsr, late Assessor
of Second Ward Tho STRAY from pslitie0
discussion Tho alleged murderer, Ceosse Bassef ms
hoen arre,tad. ,
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The Printng Bureau OF the Treasury Department is
now pSisng 10000 Ofsamps Of different denominations
for beer barrels required BY recently passed law IL
that this provision will materially prevent frauds Oh
lie Internal ReFenH0.
CONGRESSIONAL INFRINGEMENT.
Although many mewbers Of Congress voted against
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAscIsco, July 3l.-A lire here this morning de-
stoyed The United States District Court The
ords were all saved
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Special Notiets:

The Round Table
new yQUaEi
no XVIII!
OUT TO-DAY
CONTENTS,
MIscELLAkEous
VOTES Poem. I.....
H.ss sad Hair ...-.-.
REVIEWS:
OeO,s, Eliot. "rea. Holt"
LIBRARY TABLE
Homes withou, Hands
Running the Gauntlet.
Burs Connscticst ysiisy 0siaa
COMMUNICATIONS:
osesesa Of 0c.mssr.
BOOKS RECEIVER
EDITORIALS.
Abou. tho Csas
American Fesnale Authorssip
Dead kiea Dsfsmss
LTTERARIANA.
American. t---.-.
Forosso
PERSONAL rt .
ANNOUNCEMENTS -.-..-...-..
NOTES AND QUERIES
CORRESPONDENCE;
Parts.
Carlisle.
Philadelphia
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. GENERAL AGENTS
FOR SALE By ALL HEwsDEALERs
PUBLICATION OFFICE. No. in HAssAUsr
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MARBLE y.

PARDOW -fAkRIoAN-On Tuesday. July 81 at ~ trsneb ~
c. ,reb nv Archbishop MCsksy kossrs
Psdo IT, 70 kste 81 daughter Of Andrew Csrrssn. ESQ., oil .
tins Gy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

Neutrality-suspicious. tho fact that the size Of THE T1fh
usr nsssasa than one assrse e price xA
remsn the sssaA r.
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WASHINGTON
TEE THREATENED INDIAN WAR.
One Thousand Mounted Scouts Detailed
by the Secretary Of War.
JOHNSON fENIAK MEEfING-A FAILURE.
Death of the Cherokee CHIEF,
John Ross.
JOHNSON FENIAE MEETING-A FAILURE.
ssRENADE TO GEN. SHERMAN HIS SPEECH.
WASHINGTON Wednesday. August /, 1866.
THE INDIAN WAR.

The following important order was to-day issued
by the Secretary Of War
One thousand Indian scouts will be organised, mounted
and equipped immediately with the following
rnands viz: Lieut. Cen T. Sherman. 6O0i MajOrGens.
HalIeck and Sheridan 600 each.
the understanding that these scouts will be used in the
Sherman and Sheridan protect officers
charge Of the Freedmen Bureau and Government officials
ia Southern States
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INTERNAL REVENUE LAW.

The new Internal Revenue law goes into effect to-
day decision given that cotton and spirits tSr
pestne shipped in bond will be cassed at the old rates
The compilation the Internal Revenue law with pre-
vous laws Of 1861 has been compiled OF the Office Of the In
terns Revenue and in the hands Of the Public Printer
il expected that the viii be able TO commence
the distribution Of copies Cotton and spirits OF
turpeutn shipped from the South bond under the Treas
y Regulations Of October 1855 subject the old rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

The argument in the case of the Adams Express
Company for injunction to restrain the Orange aud
Alexandria Railroad Company from violating con
tract made with that company, concluded yes
terday in Alexandria. judge Underwood took the
papers and reserved his decision. saying that the
importance OF the demanded 1T should be maurey
considered and after having examined the authorities
cited IN the argument should confer with the CheJ usce
Of the United before rendering his opinion and acting
upon the application.
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AsSUAA MEETING or TIIB sBvyosx STATE TEACH
BR5 AsSoCIATIoE-ruB CONVENTION or SCHOOL
OFFEERs
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FOR SALE By ALL NEwsDEALrRs
PUBLICATION OFFICE No. i3s NASSAU. ST.
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Droposnls.
o'noH OF &..r,r..r oossrs. oy ggs,ls7gseu

Dftloh OF AslsTANT OOHNGss
4 RMY SUPPLIES--SEALED PROPOSALS On
9aa,i'tei VII b. received by the uaosned Until O'Clock
.Aroy SUBSISTENCE sTGkEs be delivered ia New YofE
I,OOo Dor i, foEE-irEss on PRIME siEss-cf The new
be e from raIt sam foil weight od toroag saed ils.
WI state When their poTk packed end the bslda aso tie Kind
Ito polk to be received such inspection yards aa be agreed
l,O00 batf quality upehne sou'hsn S. Loui
e,ri bsanos Of JUE suitable Jor ksepg % ta daaf I
be god h;png order round hoops. a h'taea sud
10000 pound, prime NEW WHITE BEANS vel .e,'on.d
tnd dto be pacted IN good bright elco'PS'd hon barrels 70
10000 ps1a. q sic,n d. BROWN SUGAR 81 b.r;. g
80. may be msd- in bond and duty PAD. - .....-.
Only whisky Fee iro foreign acids AND n iriou'
.oets' aid Q, Uaor@ s,rcns it Wty n Sns s 'lS
Cde legsr the strength be 70 be PIT 1p
PROPOSE dsusiy krd md quality Of Vinegar offered
so 900 pounds sooi hard SOAP be made by boiling and only
from good naieIi' rec ron y. gas 81 o ~
oe5l Of ss'eL snd 70 b vel dried es.on being pa'AoL
samples Of Ii, aouf bsans sugar vinegar end soap must BE- Il
hv.Tea wiz sS PISgG;al. and Tsisrled 70 ,1e,s 70
pos proposals spccf IN complying precisely vita
.. Escb bd. have coOsdsfuion uus. contain the
written gnersuy Of two responsible names a. ioloWs
We undersigned heooJ gaaTtes that sfoud al ory par,
p'sort sud conditions s.o tnat written eoni'e, WI
furnished shall be -le'utod. 4 requirsd , -
val a. the name OF eoniea with shipping nkso be de-
s'sued, puy marked every package NJ o-Ao Ola
fsarks must Be oblitsrs ted
Certificates ofinpeon by packers n,p'or' osr
h1n sparv Jarniihtrg ne prorisr' viii loo required t lt moss
certifying the seller tuer present qualify and coudA
sud tire Immediately preceding inspection
The viii also be xaniuei ard upon by per-s "
tHis chcs the part Of the United Sts,es .
The hou beans suss vinegar aud sosP WI be te'e ~ tn
ise delivery and compared with tie retained setpa 10y a. M
appointed by this Office whose certificate viii be required
P0yrnf l BE- med, m e7uatr 50 soon a. snd'
81 10 received tor the purpose. ,
Conaoors erFeoed TO hold their goods without expense 70 The
United Stsies until required for shipment
Blnss for PropqL tsR (HTHsAed 81 me l' pA "n >:
addd tfe uaftyrea tnd'Ffea
Prupot1Is JoT Subsiffcass si9reH' n 2. tba4SAf
Byt Brig -Geul aud A. c. O. :
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rSsi ano fonno.

i OST OR STOLEN Three First Mortgage Bonds
n The 10 edo Logansrsr Burlington Rswsy Co.. for 500
sas-os EST $50 g6l parties hereby cautioned against
Purchasing egoatn IT, se nd person giving such In
lead
suitably sdod ESR ~ BEACH Attorney No DNa'ssu.sl
GAA REWARD.--LOST on Tuesday evening,
QpkSV 18th inst sLs cinlty o. TO 1rbure Office gs
fOCKErBOOK e0nti Csuhstes stock aud rerils o. -
vaius 70 suy BIT ~ BOA ceiee, ana Ieep, IN pc
tfC tn. Tie t'oVe rrwc VII be pad - !ssrns
too shove with tbs Dook. ..sgsr Il lhs IuRguS OGiss
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Goruoraiion Notices

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice IS hereby
~ gysu Ire owners occupant 81 oefsPslt o. ~
houses aud lota aproyed = uHmPlovsl ,sai % tbs
shes o; Assessors for examination by oil pe0u' inter-
la Tor regulating rradns curb gutter ard nasfins One hundred
md uirsasnh street between Ihd tn1 FoaIth h'rhlea -
"a ia building ss.res basin 81 tie southwest corner Of r'
81 -. badn. sro basin the south west Of Barter
60 - .os curb ss1 quit. I'D a'ssHs 10 Eleventh avenue
So tsr baing bssu The northwest corner Of Barter
"a Yof psva: With trap blocks Twenty ahh street. between fah
~ Fos s.nI with stone bloch, Foryliuh street from Fh to
a. For sint and RESTING and stone in Thirty oafa
ssree, from a.. Third uyenu, % he Pat h'e 90 ,,,,
sh For DIGGING tho soa~e" cofhsr o. Ch'f'0n aAa @
Ich paving with stone blocks Ws' sos from Battery place
IL ISt. s5fsoed BY snct ss,smsn, include s ts fsyss
houses ard Of ground vsen lots pieces ana pAsoo % ~
M Rs.i sides o. Que street sh g ths
~ Or a. so1t ds OF Fourth see, from - fe inches wss
Of 1veuus D. sIeu hall tho block % ne west 'ae o.
Avenu. d aoulh Of Fourth street 80.
3d On tho soeh ds Of s between Park aHi Chatham
81 On The s,s. I'D, Of EsveH between Fourteenth and
s.h On tie north side Of vor 80 feet Of Barter and
tAe vest side r bsref = f,ss north q Worn street ca.
ne and % the c1tsn Of III s the iaeeetng
side street, from sixth % Lshth
syrsB The Of s the block on the nier'eeiog
both Of Ghriyourth street between Third avenue
gl the Of Charlton end ysIiet ,tr.e,'
seeing block hO@ Battery place
p-rsoH' whose BY tire sbovs named
qusstci present thsr writing q the
'''''' JGCoB r. OAKLEY } Bo,rd
John D, oTTMELL, q
enc. Road Of As'eso @ew feu'tiiou's November 9Th 1863