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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker Baldwin in the chair Prayer by
Rev. MI Edwards.

Speaker Baldwin i'll the chair Prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Edwards.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY Mr., Joynes-Ihat all the business Of the
House shall be divided into two casses-the
first to include all business Of general char
acter, and the second to include all local and
private bills and those for the incorporation
Of Joint stock companies; that Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday, for the re-
mainder Of the session, be appropriated exclu-
sively to the first class, and Friday and Satur-
day to the second class Of business.
By Mr.. Mosby-To inquire into the expe-
diency Of requiring auctioneers selling animals
to be responsible for the titles thereof.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill authorising the City Council OF
Alexandria to issue bonds in payment of the
interest of the city debt;
Senate bill increasing the compensation Of
the assistants, clerks, aud interior guard of the
penitentiary;
House bill to incorporate the Virginia and
Baltimore Steamship Company;
House bill to incorporate the Bank of the
State of Virginia;
Senate bill to incorporate the town OF JET
ersonvile in the county of TaZewell;
House bill to incorporate the Southern Fer
tlizing Company;
House bill to authorize poll to be taken
to ascertain the sense Of the people of King
and Queen county on the question Of the re-
moval OF the site of the seat of justice in said
county, and for other purposes.
TO STAY THE COLLECTION OF TAXES.
House bill staying until the Sd March,
1866, the collection of State taxes due prior
to the 2st January, 1865, was taken up and
unanimously passed. This bill was afterwards
sent back from the Senate with an amends
nent postponing the collection of said taxes
until the Sd March, 1867 Under suspension
Of the rules, the bill, as amended, was con-
considered.
Mr.. Grattan said it was not intended to do
any more than post pone the execution of such
actions for the collection Of overdue taxes as
have already been commenced, and that the
whole subject would be included in the gene
raj tax bill soon to be reported The House,
therefore, had deferred the enforcement of the
payment Of State taxes until the last day of
the session only.
The House thea refused to concur in the
Senate amen lment-ayes IA; noes, 6l
ACTS, CONTRACTS, SC, DURING THE WAR.
House bill tc give effect to certain acts, con-
tracts and proceedings, during the late war.
came up.
MIR. Baldwin moved to amend by striking
out de tdcto" wherever it occurred in the
bill, which was agreed to.
The bill was then ordered to its third read
ny aud engrossment,
The House then adjourned.
General r. f. Lee was on Saturday for
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The RICHMOND EXAMINER authority
of the President of the United States of AM
erica, the publication of the Richmond Exam
liner is resumed, and the next publication in
order will be made on to-day.
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IARDwAR

We take occasion in making this announcement
to inform the public that we have removed our
entire stock to No. Is East side Market Square,
two doors above our former place of business
we have encountered some trials in our first
efforts to establish ourselves in business, but hay
ing determined to remain and earn a livelihood
here, we are not to be banked by any impedi-
ments which can be made to yield to human will
and energy, and we feel grateful that we can say
to our friends, we have done well.
At considerable expense we have altered and
fitted up our store in a manner suitable to the
Hardware trade, and having just received many
new goods from the manufacturers, Tin addition
to our former large and varied stock, we fatter
ourselves that we can please all who favor US with
their custom. ian3l-tf
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General Assembly of Virginia.
RICHMOND, Feb. l6.


SENATE.
Lieutenant-G Governor Cowpsr il the chair
Prayer by DR.. Peterkin.
SPECIAL POLICE
Senate bill authorizing the appointment of
special police to search for stolea property,
returned from the House with an amendment,
which was agreed to and the bill passed
ABANDONED TURNPIKEs.
Senate bill transferring abandoned turn
pixies to the counties in which they lie, return
ed from the House with an amendment, which
was agreed to and the bill passed
ALEXANDRIA CANAL
Senate bill authorizing the Board of Public
Works to sell the States interest in the Alex
andria canal, returned from the Houses with
an amendment, which was agreed to and the
bill passed,
STAYING OF TEXAS.
House bill prohibiting the collection Of taxes
due before 1866, for limited period, came
up.
The bill prohibits the sherifs and other Off
,ers to levy for the collection OF taxes until
tfter the Sd of March next.
On motion of Mr. Keen, the bill was amend
ID by striking out the word merit and insert
ing 1867. The bill thus amended passed I'M
animously.
RICHMOND AND NEWPORT NEWS RAILRoAr
COMPANY
On motion of Mr. Lemosey, the bill incor
porating the Peninsula Railroad Company
was call up to enable him to offer substitute
under the above title. The bill and substitute
were laid on the table and ordered to be prin-
rcd
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VIII SON 81 TAY LOR,
SUCCESSORS TO
WALTER II. TAYLOR & co.

NE respectfully notify the public that we
w have commenced the
GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS,
AT No, % and 80 BANK STREET,
Norfolk, Va.
We will endeavor to sell everything in our line
at such prices and of snch qualities as will give
entire satisfaction
We start with the wish of establishing the most
frank and agreeable relations between our pa
irons and ourselves, and confidently solicit the
custom of members Of this and the sur, ounding
communities. G. R. WILSON,
feb l7-2w r.. c. TAYLOR
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

%o COPPER TIPS protect the toes of Chill.
. ren's Shoes. One pair win outwcar three vim
cut TIPS. Sold everywhere.
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES,

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes, can have it
properly attended to by having their names
lett at our counting room.
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S | 900 WAN 1'HD.

FROM 1000 to $500 wanted by business
man, for one year or longer, on undoubted secu-
rity (rea estate) A liberal price will be paid for
the accommodation, besides the lawful interest
Address " BUSINESS" in a sealed note, to be
left at the
feb 7-tf DAY BOOK OFFICE.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
WANTS.
WANTED! WANTED!

w nv i Z
200, 600 Red and White Oak
HOGSHEAD SLAVES AND HEADING
For which the highest prices will be paid
feb Elm J. NJ. SMITH & BROTHER
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INSURANCE.
II7HE AMERICAN INSURANCE
A

T5NHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
IN OR p 0 r A T Z D s49:
Authorized Capital, $i,OOO,OOe
J. C. Deming, President.
John y. Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
gilbert 9. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tiOnal Bank.
G. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
C. Ii. Rowland of late Rowland & Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of j. D. Gordan Co,
Bankers.
Joseph R spratley, Director Ner. Nee. Saw
Advisory Board
Charles Reid, President Mer. Nee. Ex-
". T. Harrison, President Mer and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
G. Burrus., of Burruss, Harrison L Co.,
Bankers.
George Sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, ESQ, A.
L. Hill, Esq.
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk.
TIRE, LIFE, MARINE &- IN Ian ID
II INSURANCE.
j. c. D NJ N G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance company,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
Home Fire and Marine Insurance CO.,
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, n. Y.
NatiOnal Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, va.
Mg- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this agency at the
lowest current rates.
NV ~ j. C. DEMING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
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ROCKINGHAM TURNPIKE.

House bill in relation to this road was taken
upon motion of Mr.. Gray. The bill empow
ers the County Court of Rockingham to APP
point new trustee for the road in lieu of the
one recently dead. 1t was passed.
THE VALLEY RAILROAD.
The bill to incorporate the railroad from Sa-
lem to Harrisonburg came up as unfinished
business.
Mr. Boiling entered the discussion of the
subject with an exordium full Of the most
earnest and cordial warmth Of feeling for the
people of every part Of the State. The elo-
quent tribute paid by Mr. Gray to the people
of the Valley met with his hearty approval.
de claimed those people as brothers. The men
of the Valley and of the East had stood shout
der to shoulder together, and they lie side by
side, and the grass of Spring is breaking from
their commingled dust. As they stood together
50 must a0e knowing that the interest Of no
part of the State can be permanently advanced
unless that of the whole be advanced.
1t is not as Richmond or Petersburg man
that he opposed the bill-but as a Virginian.
lie considered it fatal-utterly fatal to her
learest interests
He read letters from prominent merchants
in Liverpool to General Mahone, stating that
they were starting fine line of steamers to
run directly to Norfolk. Here is the germ of
d great trade which this bill will crush.
On motion of Mr.. Lee, the Senate then adj
journed.
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General r. E. Lee was on Saturday for
some hours examined by the Joint Committee
on Reconstruction
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SADDLE Cloths.


HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON. May r. 1850 y
NTESSRS. NICHOLS 81 TOMPklNS, Newark, y.
WI Js several months patent SADDLE
CLOTH have used fo sss
should general for Cavalry -
vice or when horses are used under the saddle.
4. :. GRANT, Lieut-OsD.
HEADouARrERs MILITARY DIVISION THE MISSISSIPPI
LANCASTER. Ohio July ., 1850
DANL r. TOMPKINS, Newark n. J-DB1R SIR ] sn Just
home from Washington and find yours Of June 70 .
Patent Saddle Cloth at the hands OF oeb
Doneson Nashville In May 1861 used all Oeorgis and
and think very well OF indeed rode mostly
horses have clean and sound
backs to-day started from Nashville This The best test
YOU patent. shicer aIa the
Yoars truly W. 4. SHERMAN, MsorGen
. .. FROM MAJOR, GEN. j. II. WILSON
WILMINGTON Del, Apri 2, lst.
GKyrLrxrr herewith i3 for Saddle Bride Sc
ceived time and very satisfactory - e,
bids bis thanks for The Saddle Pad "ncb
you were good enough to present to him. =
have which two by the Hon.
Dana Secretary Of War and which have osed con-
requested to arepo the same
ended have done have no hestsny
however saying regard the felt cloth which have patented
best have used for preventing ngiy
horses riding aud continuous OF the saddle
had originally supposed the cloth would gall the horses bach BY
becoming incrused with and dust bot Il bears washing sd
rsby perfectly plant and csn by little atten
washed bponce since hrst began use H. and
certainly travelled other Saddle Blanket PAD
be fairly regarded as isy tested Very
respectfully, your obedent servant, j. ii: "lLoon
Mssrs NICHOLS ToMPKiSs. No Broad Ct. Newark, j.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PALMER Plaintiff sssins,
DENNIS A. DOLAN Defendant summons Money Demand
on Conc-Com not Served ITO the Defendant: You are here
BY and required the complaint ia this seton
which will fled the office OF the City and County
the City HA NewYoTk and copy Of
your 10 the said complaint my Office No 10 th
changepacc, Ia the city Of New York within twenty
~ s. Rev after the service hereof Of the day
soc stamp: such service and you fail the
Cancelled rsn within the time Aforesaid the Plaintiff IN this
action will judgment against the OF
six hundred and with 256 May l. 1853
on from September 1865 aud is September "a
1854 besides this aetion.DAed May 49, 1886
GEORGE p. ANDROUS.
hy3QlsvSvW Plaintiff Attorney, Ne. 10 EyehAnsp piaeN
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Hlc0ical.

nR. j. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE.-
~ E1trse from Medical Times Jan i? lS6-" prescribed by
orthodox medical pfaoner on course would nos be
thu, guary popular supply want aud NIL place
HENkY SMITH Special Agent. No. 81 Nassaust, ~ Y.
nR. j. COILS BROWNIES CHL0R0DYNE is
~ and certain remedy coughs colds asthma con
sumption. neura GA, rheumatism, 40
nR. J. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODfNE is
rsrt.fs cure In cholera dv,entery diarrbea coles kc
HENRY SMITH, Special Agent, No 81 Nsssanst, N Y.
nR. j. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE.-
Caution-Non- genuine the words DR.. Coils
Chlorodyue Government stamp Overwhelming
accompanies each bottle soe manufacturer j. l.
DAVENPORT No 30 Crsst Russeist, Bloomsbury London
HENRY SMITH, Special Agent No II Nssssu-sl. y
eed by ~ pIasssta
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TKK.suKY DKPARrrExT. OFFICE LIGHT fiousE BOARD.
WAsHHGTos CITY. May % 1906
PROPOSALS for IRON BUOYs.-Sealed Propos-
Al viii be received this Office until u FRIDAY, the
22d i Of the construction Of iron buoys with es.'
sores ,oup chains a. folowt'
Lot Ten (l0D hrste.ass can ouoys
Lot Ten (lO) hrst.ciass nun buoys
Lott Thirty 1907 secondclsss eau buoya
Lot 4 Fify fs0j second class nun buoys
Lott. seveuty-hve l75l third c as can buoy.
Lott Seventy f1j) thrdcass nun buoys
sinx spechcaons OF the buoys aud Accessories snt
b, .wiyes and sbsckes Be obtained on appAcauoh
10 tho Secretary ofthe Lghtii Bond
constructed subject 70 Inspection ana aP
nrv 5fan agent Of oows oneha Of each ot within
from and the balance within xy
subject forfeiture the OF ten per centn on
the contract pe every thirty days delay after the times herein
specified for delivery. -.-- -,
The buoy. delivered required AZ convenient
shipment Baltimore Philadelphia Newfors, Boston
O Potand
BIDS rom actual only will be considered and parties con
tr,nt required do the work AZ their place OF but
ness,A ara NOT sub ass.gn TO others
be considered for less than o' as recihed aocvT
All bids accompanied by responsible guarantees that IN
eac epce the making the bid VIII enter
int the contract
The Board The right 10 reject al bids.
should be addressed 20
the under tue Hon. Secretary Of
the Treasury -
Bdde may option be present at the opening OF the bids
on the and a. hour named
BY ortsT Of the Light Iioase Board; ,,..,,,~,, ~,
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Gbe Curt.

PATTERSON RACES.
il June a-The DERBY Mile Heats Two-Nfle Heats lnne9
-s,eeple Chase Mile bfe and II Mile June f-Hur
Three Mile Heats Sweepstakes and Censoa H
Premium EXTRA TRAIN Erie Railway at II and l:is ~.
Union COURSE, Long Island.-TR0TTING on
FRIDAY June at D. M Match 81 Oo mile heats, best
three in five d. Phs LADY THORN j. Crooksi
br WILKES. South Feuy a. lot and
IA so o. n from Wiiamsburgh ferries
~ WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
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The Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park in the and
Aldermen and Commonaty OF the City OF
NewYo pursuant the prOyons Of the Act Of the Legislature OF
The PEOPLE oNew entitled An act provide
the laying certain portions the City and County
ofNewYor passed April ~ 1855 being present, hereby
give notice that TO apply to the Supreme Cont IN the
Judicial District OF he State Of Newfok special term oil
said be held the Cry Hall IN the City Of NswYot on
SATURDAY the Both day OF June 1866 the opening o the Court
that thereafter Counsel can be heard Tor
appointment Commissioner of Estimate and Apprasement In
the and extent othe Improve
hereby Intended the laying Road or Public Drive IN
said Road Public Drive the junction OF
Road Broadway Eighth and tinh-nnth
running thence Norhe and North asery and following the
Road Broadway 70 the Northery
line where the said Road or Public Drive
between Tenth ard Eleventh running thence
said Tenth and Eleventh
souhey line Of One hundred and Third street,
MIN southery line OF Onehunded and
Eighth the Boominsdse Road and the Eleventh
thence eastery and including the whole
Eleventh and feet In width Of the land adj
either side thereoto the solhey line OF Onehunded and
fnh stree, .sid Road or Public Drive usde. the whole Of said
Road Broadway between fnyninth and One
and Seventh portion thereof between
smother portion thereof
Onehundred and Fourth streets IN the
said Road Public drive OF general width OF
hy deneated certain Map
made by Gardner A. City surveyor and
Office Of the Commissioners OF Central New
York June s. 1866 RICHARD OGORMAN.
Counsel o the Corporafou.
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-sARAH

- NJ MIDGLEY AIT. THOMAS SLOCOMB and GlLBERT l..
BEECKMAN ssgpees Of Wilson's MdEey Jenning NOTICE
Judgment dcreta order made In the above en-
tilted May 1886 notice hereby given TO
ali claiming CREDITOR Of the late Arm Of Wilson's Mdg
their claims Hing them with the under
signed referee named and appointed BY said deca order duly
verified the Office Building Monagus IN the
cy Of Brooklyn the I'D Of June NEXT u O'Clock
noon day And notice also hereby gwen that In default OF
proving such claims the will be barred OF the
benefit made by the said late firm and Of the said
decreis order made on the ls day o. aay and oil
the entitled action Dated May rs 1856
4 GREENWOOD. Referee.
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Droposals.

DP1CK WANTED,~One million BRICK for July,
ID Apsu,t and sept.uber delivery FAGIN Co.
Commercial Dock. Newark ~ J.
ATA MEETING of the COMMISSION ON POST
~ OFFICE SITE Of May 1856 the following
resolution unanimously adopted and ordered be pubhedi
with Of Congress- approved
MAJ 81 1906 appointing Commission &c select proper ste Tor
bnidns r Post and for the accommodation Of the United
STATE Courts In the CITY with instructions 10 report TO
the and the Secretary Of the Interior the ear
invite proposals to Dc gade on
or bere WEDNESDAY June g. at II for the sale OF Pae.
thirty city lots centrally i9cae 10 s
Of be 20 the Hon John l. nov
man MAYORS Office, or James Kelly. PostOfee -. -
man. ' ' JOHN 4. HOFFMAN Chairman.
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SUPREME COURT, City and County of New. York
- RICHARD MURPHY, plaintiff against JOHN f. sHAkhEIs
and BENJAMIN X SHARRETS, :"..........'..''...'''.
dendans-Summons for money de- Int Rev. stamp ooc-
mani on conrsct-iCom. not Ser)-Io {. Cancelled
tie named defendan GU
hey summoned and required the complaint IN as se,n
will be led the office ofthe Clerk OF the oy ana county
the City Hall in the City OF New 9rk ana 20 serve
copy ofyou to said complaint on the snbscros
William the City Of Newly within twenty Gays
service Of this exclusive OF me d oil sch
fail the said complaint within the TINE
sforesa plaintiff this action will take JUDGMENT against you
hundred thyseven dollars and two cents
with om The 2d day January 1861 besides the cost and
disosuents OF this sc,ion-Dsted EewYork June 1865
PLATT, GERARD BUCKLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint the above action duly fled IN the ONCE the
CeE the City and County Of Neyfos on the Sn DAY Of June
1866. PLAIII GERARD bDShLti,
Jur6 lsw6wWed PLAINTIFF Attorney"
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legal Notifes.

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
- Yo-k-URlAH HENDRiSks and ALFRED TOBIAS suf'i''
KATfARiNE s GROsyENoR, JANE CUR: L. :. r. $, Soc.
RAN IOITS 4 CVRRAN husband Of said Jane. Cancelled
Csnsn THE COMMERCIAL BANK Or, -, ,,,,
cIRATOGA SPRINGS JAMES HORNER and JAMES LUDLUM,
RICHARD NJ BLATCHFORD. GEORGE R. j. BOWDOlN and
SAMUEL NJ BARLOW -summons iof reiiel-lCom not per
10 the above dnants: You hereby summoned and required
answer the this action which will behed In the oce
ne srk of the City and County Of In the City Hal
the ty copy 70 the SAID
complaint subscribers at their Office No IA Waret IN
the ty of New York twenty days after the service oil TINS
summons on YOU exclusive Of the day such service and you M
complaint within the time aforesaid the PdnW'
IN ~. action apply Court for the relief demanded in the
eonplainL-Dated New-YoTk, May L. 1850 - -.
CAMBRELENG PYSE. Plaintiff Attorneys
The compnt abovnted action filed the 9th day
Of Nay, 1866. CAMbRELENG PINE, Plaintiffs Attorney"
Law 61W
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PROPOSALS for the ERECTION Of the FIRST
il pORMfTORY Of the CORNELL UNIVERSITY viii be re-
eved a the 2c day june 1890 The plans and spchelnon'
nav be on @ June the office d the ereni
ts Wlco1 Porter City Buffalo ADD the ONCE oil the
Invef,iv Cornell Library Building AZ Ithaca Contractors
by the s day OF June 1907,
and e approved bond IN the Of $1,000 for the faithful
their sud guaranty for the execution Of
IN accordance with such Proposs must
Of the University reserve the
40 cept or reject any proposal nteres, Of the Institution
NAV r,qre Propo.a should be addressed the President OF the
ia s,itb.ra y EZRA CORNELL, President.
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@ orses, Carriages, &e.

y cree5, Varrla9es, Nc.
CARRIAGES DAMAGED-Several, soiled by re-
novel from No $50 broadway (Cy Assembly Roo for sale
cheap 800 New Carriage al styles 1000 sets HaI.e Several
secondhand Carriages =. y. Wilth,
T,INE CALECHES, LANDAUS, CABRlOLETS,
II COUPEs and CLARENCEs, Of our own make only
BREWSTER Co. Of Broomest
THE HARD RUBBER CRAvAT can be bought
All the rubber goods fancy goods furnishing stores
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CUPREME COURT. 80
- Ia mater Of the application Of the Comm.ene Of the
IN behalf the Mayor Aldermen ana common
atty Of the City Of NewYork, relative to laying out
A ROAD OR PUBLIC DRIVE
Between the Noriherly line Of
FIFTY.NISTH STREET,
.ns thu southey Of One-hundred and Fifty heh street.
TN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
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~ S. SUPREME COURT. Kings County.--BAR
Y. THoLEMEw Asst Plaintiff, agst WILLIAM AsT and "a
RAH Asst bis WIFE CATHERINE Ryan
:UsLR 50 Ell. wife OF Richard Ryan snd RICHARD kY
Cancelled. AN her husbands LYDIA kELLn, VILE Of
.............. Francis Kelly and FRANCS NELL Der
husband WAITER WALSH Of Margaret "ssa deee n
MARY ANN TAYLOR wife - Taylor and - ia ilOi. nrr
husband RACHEL ROWAN OF Joseph Rowan and yOsEP
ROWAN her husband, STEPHEN CHARLES ktE1AN ana
ANN Asst widow Of John deceased Deiend1ns 10 he de
defendants above named You hereby summoned and
the complaint In this action, OF which copy
upon and copy your 10 the said com
plant the subscriber hs Office No Montie-st IN the Cy
Of Brooklyn, within twenty days after tie service hereof exclusive
the day Of such service and you fail to answer the
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff this action vii apply tn
Court relief demanded comp May 49, 1866
FRS. j. HOIAHAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The amended complaint fled IA Of the Clerk Of
Kings County the 22d day May 1896 My29 Law owW
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Eeaal Notitfs.

MORRIS CIRCUIT CouRr-John Van Wnkle Aoram D. Van
Ninkle-ln Fofeizn tent.
A attachment has been issued out of the Circuit
~ ofhe above named
plaintiff against property above named Tor tne
Of Two Thousand Dollars, retunabe 70 March H. lte ~
WAL MCCARTHY, Clerk