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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-13
CUPREME COURT.--In the matter of the

NUPKEME COURT.--In the matter Of The
~ Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of
The CITY Of NewYcrk. relative TO the WIDENING snd TX
TENDING Of ANN STREET and FULTON-STREEf, in the
City Of Newly okPuIsusnt to statutes in such msde
aud provided the Mayor Aldermen and Commona'y Of tue
City Of New York hereby give notice that they iniendto sp
ply to the Supreme Court Of the State Newiork
Special Term of said Court 20 be held al She City Hall in the
City o. New ork. on SATURDAY the 2ith day Of March
1866 a. the opening Of the Court that day there
after be heard for the appointment of Commits
soner OF Estimate end Assessment in the above entitled mat
ter that the md extent Of the Improvement hereby in
tended !, the widening and extending Of Anntreel and Fol
IN said CITY, in manner following that 90
the noithery side OF Annfeet between Parsrow aud VIII
hamsirret snt both sides Of Ann street between william
street and Gold street also both sides Of Faontreet be-
tween WI liam street and yde saey also lee souhsrly
side OF Fulionsreet between Ryders ALLEY and WateT'rr
aud the noTthrry side Of fug0n street between fron
street and South street In the City II Newly ok aid dosn
ard Geueated certain map made 10y Edward Boyle City
Surveyor ME in the office of the Clerk OF the Common
ounl Of the City Of New York-Ded New ebruafy
n, 1860 RICHARD OGORMAN.
Conn. al i.tl LIZ INN m
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spoken.

s,eam.hlp sou-ret from Liverpool for Ba,more-Mirch
G. isi g. IS. Ion. - - .
ship Greet Wes from Liverpool for NewfoTs-hsreh
q III. o. 49, lcn. al 90
slip Gerirude bound E.-March ? lat. q "a Ion. 80
snip Co.mopolise, from bsta'h for Dofdfeeht-Scpt ~
la. { ian. - 4.
ship cicero from Liverpool Tor Calcutta 80 day. outJan
Z, a - Helena =, =.
scfr Cha. Thompson. from Porto Rico for New York
March 4 oti Are Hnfterss.
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TRAGEDY IN IyDIAEA.-On COM ng,home from
tho country on tine evsring Of tue 3h irst; DR. Ben
Zealand u we...known citizen oil beoioid; ma, ana
Late a surgeon in the army. discovered nnt his daugh
Ter had been .ecuced by tie CT R,v. Madison Evans
who had recently rend' red himself notorious By his
capable with married women NJ orsehcssue. "
fallen hi, family at once armed himself with revolver
and In lie and proceeded IN search Of the W.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of The

~
~ application Of the Mayor. Aldermen end Comnonsy Of
the CRY Of New YORK relative TO the WIDENING Of
BROADWAY Tor Bloomn gd.e Roadl between ty seventh
end Fifty nuthreet in the City Of Newly OH Pursuant
in such sde ana provided the Mayer Alder
and Commonalty 81 the City Of Newior h'rby give
notice that they Intend 70 apply 70 the Supreme Court Of the
state Of New York At Special Term OF said onr TO be hed
at the City Hall, In the city OF New.lorh. on saturday
24h March, 1876 at the opening Of the Court
THAT day thereafter Counsel can be head for the
arpoini.nt Il Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessuer
the aboyeentied mseT that ~ nature and extent Of the
improvement hereby intended Is the widening Of Broadway
(or Bloomingdale Road between Fityseventh and RAY
ninth in the City Of NewYok, H. manner following
that is TO Say beginning point The eaory line OF
side Of Broadway Tor Boomnedae Road distant ~ feet
inches noriherly from he norbey line side Of fiitysev
ent and running thence northrry aud parallel with
the seventh to point the souhery lice or side OF
ninth street distant five hundred feet westerly from the
westerly line de Of said seventh thence westerly
the present eastrf line side OF broadway Tor blooming
dale Road and thence souh-atey along sal last mentioned
line to the point plsce OF beginning.
Pursuant the provisions OF the Act Of the Legislature OF
the people OF the Of New entitled An Act author
zng the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the City OF
New orb widen Broadway Tor Eloomingdsr Road be
fysevcnth ard Fifty ninhstreets In tho Cly OF
New York passed Apri H. leS7-pa'sd Newiors febru
airy q. 1875. RICHARD O0oRNAr,,
l,oun.@l 10 the Corporation.
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Dort- uUar6ens' Notilc.
STATE OF NEW ieRE

PoEr-wanDEss OFFICE No. Iol Waist
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance WIN
.-ei,on fthc act p,s.ei April IL. 1851 untitled An
Act 10 K.or.au- the Walden. Ouce Of the PoF, 81 Ne"
Yofk TO al persons Interested IN or hayn. charge o. inc
subject matter - such niufy examination or survey that
tie following vessels under nition Nv tue Iors
Nafd-n. that tue sail surveys % examination wa De
roureed within Gays succeeding: tn, notice. on
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couRT OF COMMON PLEAs-TnIAL TyIs-MARcH r.
Before Judge DALI.
AFAsT CARA CHILD LAMrD FOR

John Fgnrr as The Second Avenue "eilroad G. up-ny
This action was brought 10 recover the fathers
n.. Io,. of services. &c, csps-d ly t! lite girl being
siP, ~ one OF M, Company " was clnimed by
b nsnd that the car the tim" going At such an IN
~ a. hooses on the street The accident occurred In May
isG1 When the child little more than I'VE Sss cid SAs
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vleruorunda.

s Pur,-r OF the steamship HcvYork furnishes With
th- following Kari VARY Capt Patterson, sailed from Car
dos. fcb q FOR New-York laden with Feb "a In
llsj o. lon - 10 DO heavy rr from ~ v" sPruns sle's
h.ch krrt oil hard. q tn pumps lr two day. W. were
sonst.. unahe brep her nee the rak gaining on tue
pump. F-h 20 spoke the big Handy, Capt Bedell who
kindly az by u. and took al hands on board
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XVvUARVES. PIERS and SLlPS.-Sealed
w propo.,s " be received BY the Comptroller Of tho
City No~io unit, Mrch IS a. y oscck noon or The
LEASING Of several PIERS. &c, thu North and f-st
R,es for term OF one year from the LIT day 81 Nay 1895
diarsms Of which w be shown upon application a. thi'
Ohie.
MATHEW r. BRENNAN Comptroller
DEPAHrxYgr % fIAScE. Mafh O. lb..
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcAL TERz-MARcu l2-Befor'
Justice HARBOUR.
DECISIONS.
Oliver II. Wood ct al. agt. Albert l.. De Camp
Order granted.
granted
jaime. H. Frmby sst VIM. A. Glass Order granted.
Michael Sinions al sgt Moses A. Moseslnerrogatoiie'
settled
GENERAL TxRx-NARcH I2.-Before Justices MCNEIL
GARvIN aud JOKES.
DECISIONS.
Katharine C. Anderson agt Sarah James.-bx'
cepions overrued judgment ordered dsnsDs The com
plant. Opinion by Justice Mcneil
Gertrude Gresham ag David Observation-Disclosures snc
order reversed; sl ordered with to appellants u
abide event. Opinion by Justice Jones.
William NJ Goodrich ag James NJ. Thompson Judgment
ahrined. Opinion by Justice Mcneil;
James McC.usky art. George faIkeJudgment affirmed
Opinion by Justc- Garvin.
Henry A. Bellows ag,. Levi Folsom 1T a.J1dginen re-
yersed sud order OF reference vacated l ordered
costs OF appeal to abide the Opinions by Justices
Mcneil and Jones'
William Newal agt Ezra Wheeler ct al-E1ceptions sus-
tanned aud trial ordered with costs to defendants 10 Oh de
Opinion by Justice Garyin.
koss rg The Mayor NcExeeptions sustained and
new tra ordered with costs TO plaintiff to abide event
Opinion by Justice Jones.
The Rector &C.. of Trinity Church ag Alvin Higgins
EKcc sustained and ra ordered with costs TO de-
feu dant to ABIDE event. Opinion by Justice Mcneil.
Henry w. KOsebrooks AIT WIN. .. D.nsmore--Judgment
reverted aud order OF vacated trial ordered
costs OF the appeal to the appellant to abide the event opinion
by Justice Garyin
Chas T. swelmore agt Newton w. John-Order reversed
Opinion by Justice Mcneil.
John wilson ct al agt Edwin D. Morgen ct al JUDGMENT
eyeFSed and trial orcered, with 20 the appeiut to
abide The event. OpiEion By Justice Mcneil
Beio.e justices BARBorR. MoStLL snd GAEyIs
Daniel G.. Brady ct al. agt. Bethst &. Wheeler
ct al-Ju6yment aud order affirmed Opinion by Justice
Mcneil Dissenting opinion by Justice Barbour
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VIHE COMMITTEE of LANDS and PLACES

INHE COMMITTEE of LANDS and PLACES
L OF the BosId OF Aldermen viii meet on TUtSpA5 thr
lJth inst at O'Clock = i In the Chamber OF Their boaid
to consider propoty eypedrncy Of making the Cry
Hall Park open paved Plaza and afordne Adiiions car
rssewsy the surrounding streets by removing the present
sidewalk. Of the Park All persons Interested requested
to stend without further notice.
W. L. Ely,
l.. X KNkRS Committee
" n. GEDNEY)
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-Ou and aAer Monday Jan. l. 1876 trains for Al
bsnv and Troy come. Ing wi Northern aud Western trans
will iesye New ! ora a. follows
J.JD IN via Hudson River Railroad tn rtieth At ana
T.utb.sye connecting with Tor North and West
lOs vie Hudson River Railroad connrctn. with norm
EN- and Western train-. 90
a M vi. fIsreu Railroad Twenty sirtb ct and Fourth
ave connecting with train. Tor North aud West -
3.,s IA via Hudson River Raj road connecting a. Troy
with train for Montreal with sleeping CATS attached
45n y VIA Harlem Railroad connecting ct Albany viii
We.,ern tsins aud Troy with x. aud ;. and T. and
road, FOR poinis Norm. with srepingcArs attached
6 m via Hudson River Railroad sleeping cars from New
Yo,t 10 ufo And Suspension Bridge without chsnfe Alec,
10 Montreal via Safaioga. 1hi, train runs on sunday
10 D. n. via Hudson River Railroad with se-pns cars
ch1d conn,,,ug at Albany and Troy With morning trains
ior North Ind West. - . - .
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Hses...blb >tn Nffs....b % Moon Kses... J:oS
HIGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. $40 GOV. Island. 3:5 Hell Gate..... 1872
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statement correct tn. best Of knowedg- and belief
GILBERT l. CROwELI, CUhier.
Sworn befOr. me this 10th day OF March Is6s
Jaxrs P.Ics Notary Public
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ana Fourth.svs Entrance on TWENTY seyen'h-sl
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YoKk:
For Now. Haven. 100. 800 (Erb llJ1 tn IL io tk1i
800 (EI.l 345 4 30 and 5.0o (EI,)
FOR Bridgeport. 100 zoo (kI.,I llJO m lib tEIJ
400 (Er ) 345. 80 and 90 (kI..) p IN.
For Milford, and stratiord. 20 III 80 m -, 81 m
For Fairfield Southport and Wesport 100. 'oA H. ia
For Norwsn 100 800 (EIl %. /. va m. l2is tEL,)
aOn iFrl 3l5 80 $50, $40 (Ex..b >. IN.
For Darien, 100 $50. ll.JO a IN. ;33. 40. 3D p m
For Greenwich 90 o. 90 iO IA. 3+5 40, 80 u I'm
FOR Stamford 100 800 Or 30, llJ0 IN l1l' ttIl
400 Oil as 40 $50. go 800 tEIl D. IN m I'm :, ,,
For Port Chester end intermediate stsion- NV NV '
a. M 3i3, 40, SO, $50 100 p. m. 49,,
CONNECTING TRAINS. 80.
For Be ton Wis sprn gdeld 900 u. (Exb 200 tEI'8"
Fol Boston via shor. Line H. Is. (EI.l coop m m.
Tor Hartford and Springfield, 800 m, thIJ iSI'' ~"
(fx.1 500 y. - ,,,x
10 Montreal 800 o. IN 10 Northampton. -
For Hartford Providence and fishk Railroad 800 'EL''
For New Haven New London and Stonins.on Rslfosd''
900 a IN. ~ 10. 800. eco p
For Cunsl Railroad, lib o. IN 20 NorthaInp'oh
For Housatonic Railroad. ia n.
FOR Naugaiuck Railroad 300 m, 200 m -.
Yer Danbury aud Norwhlk Railroad. LO, 9Jo q M ""
m. ,,.,,
JAMES H. HOYT sapt
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Trains leave
l. Jaunessip New-YorE a. folio~s;
e:O0 a m Greenpou Mail, stopping 81 al Stations
u 90 o. N. for oyosset.
5oop M Y.phsns EIpes and to Greenpor Saturdays
<.OI p. IL. syos.et EIpress
% p. n. taruinydslc.
Trains for Rosyn and Oien Head leave Of 300 m ard
500 .. m changing cars at hinrola
Sunday EIcur.ion Train. leave yrie, Point al sp m
Il WHITE, Superintendent
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the hospital where ampu'so, Of the foot was
necessary and wherp she stayed II week. Alter leaving
there she stil required great and attention.
The case is sill
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AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.

VA PANY-foo, Of Barclsysi--On and s'ser Nov ~
Mo.uirg si trans for Hsoxeitstown and intermediate s
tion, vii ,sys AZ O. % IN Mail Express for all siaoas
ve.t Of Mi 5urn p. Morri-town Express at p IN
3 sCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcrAL TERs-MARcH r.
Before Judge CARDozo.
Solomon Beutiner agt. Solomon }. Spegly.-Mo-
ton denied with 10
sylvester Brown egt. Jesse W. stan.See papers with
ClerA.
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STEAMBOATS, anh Railroads.
FOR THE COLD MINES


4 L The MONTANA and IDAHO TRANSPORTATION
LINE will give through Bills Ladlng 70 FORT BENTON,
HELENA. VIRGINIA CITY BANSOCK CITY. BLACK
FOOT CITY and ALL POINTS in the MINING DIS
TRlCTS. -
The very fast aud light drsught steamer DEER LODGE,
Thomas ". Res master, will leave March 30.
The exceedingly light draught (ouly II inches)
AMFLIA POE, Thomas Poe master viii leave Cincinnati
March 20. aud -. Louis Marsh %.
The very st and light draught sidehee passenger sesmer
YELLOW STONE, d. y. Greeneai, master, will leave
April
The very fast and M draught side wheel passenger
FANNY OGDEN. Thomas Townseud master. Mo,es billiard.
Clerk will leave April eTpressv tp, aud
seugers rely good accommodations aud the quickest
trip Of the season.
We will dispatch such other light daught boats the trade
may require.
We trains Of our handle all the freight con-
tract.
1lme Bills Leding given IL desired.
For freight or passage apply to
}. EAGER. agent, no. al Broad ST.. N. Y.
GEO. l.. JOHNSTON BRO, Agents, Cincinnati
JOHN q. COPELlN, Agent, ;. +. corner Main and
Ohvests. 1t. Louis.
JOHN J. ROE Co, Agents 5. Z. corner Main
ard Oive.sts. II Louis or 10
JOSEPH MCENlIBE Agent, No. u Commercials st.,
st. LOUIS.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot
IA Of Chznbersst.. VIA Psvonis Ferry
Day Express for CanAndAsus Hoche'irr. bufao,
Salamanca aud West Connects Bufio with lake shote
and Grand TtEnk Railway sud at Saansncs with Atlantic
and Crest Western Railway
$50 Milk and Way Train dsily TO Otsvile
10 u M. Express Mail for buf.io salamanca and DON.
Western Railways.
an IN Wsy Train for Port Jerrs and Nevburgn.
p M Might EIpress Tor CanAndAgux Rochester. Buaia
Salamanca ard Wet
m lightning Express daily for CeIsndaisus Roshss
o. fua.o salamanca Dnnkifk and West Connect. II
pao with Laks Shore ard Grand Trunk Railways ami 1t
Salamanca with Atlantic I'D Crest Western Railway
p u, Emis.nt Train. diy for Bufao' Salamanca Dun
A"A A' HU0H RIDDLE. GenT supt New Yorh
VIZ 4. BARR, Genl Pass Agent, Nsw'fofk
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY

Il
~ Passenger and Freight Depot IN New ork foot oil
Lbery: at Hampton Junction with the Delaware
sckawsnls Western Railroad ard At ta.on viii the
M gh Valley Railroad aud it, connections, forming direct
hne 10 Pittsburgh and West without change Of cars
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two FXr-eas Trains daily from the West except Sundays
when tram ia the evening.
sixty aud hours saved by this line 70 Chicago
Cincinnati St Louis. &c. with but one change Of cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Nov. 20 l36j--Lcsye New ioik as follows
AT C H. M for Easton Msuch Chunk. Willamspor WikeS
bare. NshauCy City etc.
MAIL 1KAiS-At r. for Pennington. Esston Water
Gap scranton ilkcsbarre Great Bend fitlston, Bingham
-
sa m.-Western Express for Eason Allentown. Hsr
rsburs Pittsburgh and the West. with but change OF
Cincinnati Cncaso aud but two change. to st
Louis.
Il y TRAIY-For Esston Allentown, Msuch ChunE
Readpg Po;tsyiilc. Harrisburg &c.
p m.-tor kAston. Scranton Great Bend, Boih!ehem,
AID Nauch Cnunk.
p n.-FOT Soinervi.le snd Flemington.
$50 p. m-Ior SonaryiAe
: - n.-fof Someryile
m.-WESrERN EXPRESS TRhIS-ror Fs,.on, Al
lentowu Reading Hsrisbufs Pittsburgh and she West
e ping through from jersey City 70 Pittsburgh every
evening
Tickets for the West be obtained at the Once OF the
Gen raj Railroad Of Newjcrsey foot Of Liberys, r.
No. House Nos 2l eud SO Broadway. and ., tbs
principal hotels. JOSIAH o. SrEARNs. superintendent
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Bank Statements.
LAM Of the New.Yerk Dry DOCK Compnn,

BhnE OF Tht NcW- "Tk II - ~ ~ !" y"V 0u
30 Lass Of !sh 10 ts 80. sa4s
Sa'ufdsy ). ION o Ma,cn. isl - -
Of .d Dpooaus elosbsn 81
Average snpouu Of sr~e 800 a
AFefass sfns1ui OF ItVN-
Alerss- .mouni Of Ds.-, 'o.oso -
roft. l. 7. Iprk~eoi, tasi-f ~
Doh Camgsay, t~s anr t.o,u ~ % ~ 'sJ
81. M. .to,. .,emrn,. cssrect LOCKWOOD. C,sheF.
5~o,s befre M thu Ich day Of Msuch. -
A Asstt s1tAfy Pubi-
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BuI,s Head Bank. Statement Of The BULLS HAD
BtNk a, feq Las " A.. os ihs s~- cI-as
Saturday the iOh day q h1ot isGi . -. -.
i,.,,s. an, a. n ptis 81
A'rr.ss snnari O. cfcHil'oh .-.--'-' .
an -
ctr 81 NJ Gorge W Wur cAshFf "
n.ai di'J o>po and -aJ That ie -'s
,s>,Ients cOffcci Q, tes " tnn-e lee sni tels
CIV wILLETT Cashier
s.as bsfors ne III, lob DAY Of msrrh. iys
Jos. Bosro,. so'.y Pubir.
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1864
COMMENCING NOkLMBLK %. 1862

Passenger Station In EswYort Twenty seventh ct
and fourth-avs Entrance on TWENTY sevcn'h-st
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Greenwich Bana.-Statem-ut q the GRttN"ICH
Rank Of m, CITY required by Chag,sr - lAr' Of
Iss Tor the saturday The iUih Gsy Of March lHls
l,srase Of Loan, add ID soogn,s t's'soo ~
-. .,,,,,, az s,.e,- ............... Ii.lss ~
800. ~ c,epl,to, 7.S12 40
81 Dspos's ~
81, md County Of K,~ rort l. whsb HIVE, Cashier
oC. 0f,-nyh os Of Srs rort ns day svnn deie
semsnis oo'r>t 70 ne best ny .Nsdso
-le'. "iLiih' m US ~-N'
~HssLvrIsur, Notary Public.
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90 ~, y" 49, stSufsCTURTRSASD MERCHANTS BAsK A. re-
by CHAPTER $50 Laws Of 1879 of he ~eet oh1ns satndJ vac
10Th 81 March, 1870 1865 Ann ,s
as~fss. art Il ss~ei. .................. 1852 ~
n'oIHse 49,, n C,cpl.,rou .............. i,2lJ O0
Of u
Co1nT OF Ne- Yoi A Mssiertou. CASHIER Of the
and Merchant B,nt beng du, deDsr sEf -aJ
~ =, @ 80. Of hnosdsr snd %
hef -, - Wv '
S'"" ws II Posr, Notary Public.
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Passage bv the Wednesday First Cabin $50
et.eisge. : s. Payable in U :. currency.
Passengers sl-o forwarded HsvIe HAMBURG; Bremen
&C.. al moderate rates - O.,
Storage passage nom Liverpool OF Queenstown 4S goa
or the eqaivaen Iicteis can bought here by persons
srncirs for their friend.
JOHN O. DALI Acrn.. so Is Bfoaawsy. New fork
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Manhattan Company .-Staiemeut Of the MANiiAr-
sCOMPAsY Of Yot Of the daily tssce
Of ~. olo~ns the sndns Saturday mofhhs. tho
iO'h dsy Of March. lso
Ay,r.s, amount Loans and Dsooan e1Otso9 .!
$500. .a.oan, of ,rpla,.Ju ............ 1886 81
amount Of Deposit ot",' =
ci,v ,rd County 81 John Hsrberse Csshef 81
m. MsnhAtap Compny Of N duly
the shove statement - correct. 70 ~, b d ny
kuow and belief . 'Asnisf'
son be orc nc BIS i9ih dsy OF March, is,h
~ Ns.sf- PutNc.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-16

of the State of California, in and for the county
of Shasta.
JUDGMENT having been rendered on the ID day
Cd of May, A. D. 1866 in the District Court afore-
said in divers actions for the collection of taxes in
favor of the People of the State of California,
severally against the persons and the parcels of
property situated in said State and county, herein
enumerated, for the sums respectively annexed
thereto, and for costs of suit. to wit
Against VIM. Chittenden, one ditch taking
water from Flat Creek, 81 -.
Against Henry Foley, house at Lower
Springs opposite Sweetzer's garden, 81 ~.
Against Nathan Hilyer, house and garden on
Rock Greek. 81 ~.
Against E. Byrne. house and garden on Garden
Flat, also one ditch taking water from Brandy
Greek, 81 90.
Against Mrs. E. NJ. c. Vail as one undivided
half of the Empire Hotel, Shasta s2s 35.
Against n. P. kunkle, one ditch taking water
out OF Clear Creek below Dickinson House, and
also one ditch taking water out of French Gulch.
s. 81.
Against Harrington & Brock, 32O acres of land
in Squaw Valley 50 II.
Against Norton Stone, Soda Springs, & Pitt
River Wagon Road, also house at Pitt River,
$I72 SO.
Against Peleg Fruits, 100 acres of land at the
head of Fall river, three miles above Fort Crook,
known as the New York House, S. g.
Against d. r. Graves, four lots and one house on
the north side of Main street. Mineral City, SIS O9
Against William Hanlon, one ditch taking water
out of Newtown Greek on to the Buckeye diggings,
81 IA.
street, Copper City, 50 49,
Against j. II. Hutchinson house and lot on the
east side of Market street, Copper City, SIS 81.
| Against o. X. johnson, improvements on town
plat, Copper City, s36 S.
Against Terrence Kilrain. lot on east side of
Market street, Copper ity, so H.
| Against Charles league blacksmith sbon ot
Loomis ranch, east side of Sacramento river 81 80
| Against Emery White, house and lot on Market
street, Copper City, 50 s3
Against Thomas Arthew, I6O acres of land ON
| Clover Creek 81 81
| Against George Cline, 16O acres of land on Cow
Creek, above Silver City, so s5.
Against }. A. Hendrick, 100 acres of land on
| Round Mountain, 81 0s
Against Z. }. W Hartman. 100 acres of land on
Little Cow Creek. known as Myster's ranch. s. az
1 81 25. IL -'i''i' me-
/ Against Cochran & Cameron, 100 acres of land
and saw mil, known as the Dry mill, s3l 46.
Against = ii. Darrah 100 acres of Land IN Pal,
Greek, 81 So. ''' az '0
Against c. Hicks, leo acres of land on Ash
| Creek $50 II. ~ hsh
Against Perry Hilburn, 100 acres of land on
Saltwater Greek, 81 Al. Oi'
Against John Mullen. IGl ocros orI,
| Creek. $40 06. - -'A'u on Onufh
Against Mary Ann Wells, 160 acres of land on
Sacramento river, house, barn. &e., s32 50. :.
| by que process to me directed. + shall ON tbe
5oth day of June, A d. 1866 at . o,cIoct p NJ
at the door OF the Court House, in said county of
Shasta sell at public auction. each of the n;css -
property above described, to satisfy The ;,,sman,
so rendered against each. and costs Of suit
W E. HOPPING, Sheriff.
ByJ. I. Burrows, Under sheriff
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