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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
The Presidents Message Extracts from
New York Papers.

NEw OK, Feb. %.
The following are extracts from the morn
ing papers regarding President johnson.
veto OF the Freedmen Bureau bill:
J. he horld says President johnson has
nobly sustained his character tor steadiness
Of purpose and political courage by the veto
ne sent TO the Senate yesterday Of the bill for
eniaFgins the powers of the Freedmen !
DdFean. Inc consideration Of most immedi-
aie interest IS the likelihood OF the veto
beng effective. Can The b..l be PASSED hy
two thirds Of both Houses over The veto and
become law in spite of the PRESIDENT We
think 1t can not, but tie question Is not as en-.
tireiy tree from doubt as 10 set the public
mind at rest, until the trial has been made.
lhe Inbune says We deeply regret this.
and We think he will live to regret il even
more deeply. for this veto will be understood
by al that y brutal and rufianiy at the South
rs giving license II any abase aud oppression
OF the black that white maiigniiY and rancor.
Gus hate devise.
The Times says that the veto implies no
essential difference OF opinion between the
executive and the majority lii Congress on
the primary object OF the bill. In no essen.
tial point Is the President at variance. either
with the majority in Congress or vita the
country. SO lar rs ne claims OF the freedmen
are concerned, he seeks to reach the end
armed at IN the vetoed bill BY other AM wha.
he deems less radical agencies. 1t will.
therefore, be for Congress aud the country to
weigh carefully the objections offered. aad at
least to respect, II they can not assent TO the
reasons on which the executive veto Is
based.
The Herald says the Freedmen's Bureau
bill has. at the hands of President johnson
met with the fate which it deserves. His
general arguments and his specifications
against the bill are consistent, convincing and
conclusive
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
ffee0men Bureau uBiIl---Excftement In
Washington.

NEW 1oRK, Feb. %.
The Commercials Washington special SAYS
there IS great excitement here today on the
probable action of Congress respecting the
freedmen's bureau bill. The galleries of the
Senate are densely packed with an eager
crowd and Senator Foote is detained at home
by sickness. The friends of Senator Morgan
assert that he will vote for the bill. Ihe
chances seem rather In favor of its passage
over the President veto by two thirds vote
but the result is very doubtful. 1t has tran.
sprred that a majority of the cabinet was in
favor OF the veto yesterday 1t was supported
By Secretaries Seward, McCulloch and
Welles, and it is said Dennison The other
members opposed II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
Fire In New York.

NEW 1ORK, FEB. u.
The Kerosene oil works of Smith L Co,
Brooklyn, were destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss about $50, 600. The disaster was
caused by the breaking of Kerosene lamp,
producing an explosion.
No. 10, Cedar street, occupied by Kerwin
Hopkins. and other cotton brokers, was burn
ed this afternoon. Loss $50, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21

LUX SALE-A Two story Eriek ling Hose,
wita Fl. ht roeH,s, lot 40 by l40-two stsbes, two
wood he'd, AID gpod well Il ssiit water: STREET wall
paved AID iri' < side ak Situated ndean, he
fw en- Tenth md Eleventh streets Tit ood or no sale
tri - 800 Fnqnir- OF
febq " TEN-EYCK
UNOR SALE Twenty feet east -idn uf lot H. in
II blocs los -, the rth side Main near seventh
Price 81 oo3. litle good -~l- knaure oi
feb1 fEN-EfCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
JolIIneation atDaxtan

DAYroS,, o., Feb. 20.
The Democrats of Dayton had jolh6ca-
ton over President Johnson's veto of the
Freedmens' Bureau Bill, this afternoon, firing
one hundred guns. Mr.. Vallandigham made
. brief speech, saying the Democracy did not
elect President johnson, but it is now their
duty to stand by him. He announce a mass
meeting in future, for exultation 4 flag
ioats from Mr.. Vallandigham's house win
Jow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
Decision by the United States aur-.
Court.
NEW YonK, Feb %

The Herald's correspondent says an impor-
tant decision was recently rendered by the
Supreme Court During the rebellion ali
cases from the rebelious States were laid
aside by the court, but now the rebellion be
ing terminated, it was proposed to resume
consideration of such cases. and on this ques
ton all the Associate Justices voted in the
affirmative, Chief Justice alone dissenting. !,
is claimed that this decision is in effecrA legal
endorsement by the highest judicial tribunal
Of the republic, that the lately rebellous
States now occupy their former position in
the nation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
Scheme to Release Prisoners.

New YORK, Feb. 90.
A scheme to release all the Tombs prisoners
has been discovered. One of the convicts
obtained a Key with which it is reported be
unlocked the door Of his cell. and the doors
of other cells. The plan, said to have been
plot, in which number Of prisoners we're
concerted. was discovered and frustrs.ed. No
one escaped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21

At his r-slden~e. in j 9.rson TOWNSHIP, Lee count
10 octock, "a the falio~inx property, 70 utt:
16 u-a1 OF Hors.s, tF0od A-.res zni Co.'S.
l5l Head % Sheep.
20 teal of Stock Hogs.
is Hesd Of Sieh Cows ani Young Cattle.
Lumber Wagons, r~o-Horse spri Wagon
l H,y Press.
J. 9. NANNY romhined Reaper ard Mower.
J. VI. " Ans NoNsr-
Litti- iisnf'' Corn ani Cob MIL.
Straw Cntters
PoEs Hsrrows, Hoes, Pitchfcrks. shovtIs, an usr
Rakes together wfth Ron enoh furniture consis-
ting OF articles too b. rnfufiou.
At ,h- 9lsi place w be offered az auction
the Farm owusi and 0ecHpied ty the subs riber
eoa;ias Of 4s0 sc-es OF land hree dvis0ss Of les
.sch 7 ne Fa N siil lie tod or ors-tAird cash.
and the balance in and two er-, with interest
Terms Of s-e 81 the ler.ooai property i<ade known
the d4v Of sale.
fsels!5t " II GRIswoLp
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Thtrty-sfx Guns Fired,

New HAVEN, Conn, Feb 20.
The Democrats of this city are firing thirty
six guns in honor of President johnson and
his veto of the Freedmens' Bureau Bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
ToRoNro. C. ". Feb. d

The Grand Trunk railroad company have
issued a circular. notifying their agents that
in consequence of the abrogation of the re-
ciprocity treaty they have decided for the
present to give preference to shipments of
freight for the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
Government Barracks burned

CINCINNATI, FEB. 20.
me Extensive government barracks at
Chattanooga were destroyed BY fire Saturday
with all their contents.
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CUPREME COURT : CITY and COUNTY Of

CUPREME COURT - CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEw YoRR-TnE FARMERS. LOAN AND TRUST oom
FANT Fsinf against CHARLES sLbNiN aud others. Defend
snin puusree adsmsni f tho suDsus Cour u the stsl
usdsnd entered in7i shove ruled Daniel
L. u.Tsham kecrve therein named viii sale
publ uuson biggest bidder MONDAY the 2rh day
December EEchanss Ss~sroou No.
~ Broadway 10 tho Ciy q Ne~ Yek b. Jsns' ~ Miller Aae
following described iand. snd prrue via All that
ersa ,sd lase lying snd ths noteriy sideof
Thirty teen he fifst snd second the
CITY of bonded descfibsd follows he
rnnnr po the uohsy q Thirty cond street. disan,
ard the westerly Of the first
Brung Borety Ike parallel with the First
eight Tee uine inches 70 point sG1ds'n between fh
tycoon snd Tbnyh thcroe westerly line parallel
will Thy street re-u G ent inches thsnee 'ou,bsry
lire parallel with the fr' ays ninety e e nine Inches
norhsy linz II street ard thsuce e.siry along
line q Thlveand sixteen feet gh inches 90
The piaos beg nunr-Dsisd New orb November % ia6
DANIEL P. fNGHAIIAM- IT,, Referee.
MIAII TuuHsTcS 4 ASsAs Plastias Attorney
U4rrcL
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oyucp oY THs CrycTSSArI, DAYTos EAiTGASl
nIILRoAD CoaPIsJ. sASputKY, o.. dec !, iA.s
C,FAIED PROPOSALS for executing the Rrhdua-
Non hdans and masonry and foI The supply Of nstsras
,b % Of the Dayton AID Eastsr EArosd between
~ Al o. ard Dayton beng to- d,As' Of
about esl viii be received At this CAGE Until the th day Of
p ne, snd schedules q losnts o. w0h he and
blsni ma, obtsined by applying ~ this once. -. - -
All uroposs be directed 10 the CSEngnes o. ue - u
and =. H. Company -, - -. - ,o....t,, /,
will be received amer AZ ~ ~ lfh 80 10
orepsd ninth that tine. HUSH X. sLoANup Afe'ofs
H. nj LlruAn Secretary.
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6topes, Ranges, ST.

CAVES COAL AND INCREASES HEAT.
SLLERs rsai RADIATOR easily lied TO any ,,ey'
az heater found highly economical tot oee, sud families
B. r. MILLER Hsaa.eugss Ne Il Grssn'' send TO- ds''He'
tive PanPhfs
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r.,uE I.AnIEg FAIR for tha destitute ohildran of

rx,HE LADIES FAIR for the destitute Children OF
N. soldiers snd sor, os thar ives fertile
,on Of shs Union will MONDAY nsxA Dsc 10
much suffering SOLDIER families AID the sds, ssrus,ty solicit
hs patriotic and the charitable their
snabs them to furnish during the coming W,e
1aod hser and ts meyTs OF the All
d""sors "a \. sent on ondsy TO- to Union Hall Of Mrs
CHIs P DAILY, AsaI eIsAsaL % to Ma DAVID HoYr See
ytiET.
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W.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
H6g SUMMER ARRAN0EMESL 1874
COMMEACiAO JULY = lspA


r,...,ror gt.ioa IN Rsw Yart eern.t T-,uiv
FoartbsEs EBtIAuas on rSsntv ssvssthH
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.TohAi
For Nev Haven. 100 ac9 lLH,l iLFA "a nl3 fEHJ ~"
(EI,I IS ~ and GoofEH .. "a -.
t0r Bddsspost T.p. 500 tLI,i 10 a. ns, tErri -
(kI.l AS. 40 sad 90 tE=-.l . r..
Tor Mlferi, s,rsiiotd 7.tu n ~ IS ~. , N
fcf FGasld Southport s8d wsHpon - IDA m "a -
For Nor~,h TO 400 EIl ga II "a M ilI (EL,J 400
e. 3ta. AZ 80 600 ta-1-.ls
For DaTien, 20. 40 ii.1o n. iAn. 40 s:'pp n
Greenwich. 100 3D. ll.l ~ - 4ta 40 - 60 ~
400 (EI,D A. ~, SO. G1JHc.oo tEI;1 .. A. =, a.. -
Fo Chesi-r 'sn0as L0' -" III m
CONNECTING TRAiSA
Fo Boston. via Springfield 400 teLl 40 tEI,l Zoo
FOR Boson shors Linz IFS, Isl Ao9 o. n . -. 80 ,
lor Hartford ana Springfield as n tEfl i.' w. th-
gnon NJ. -. -
FoT CoaB.otisot River Rslrsi oooL I) i1i3 teMos
400 Q. m. % Nor hampton
For Provdsses snd Fshkiu Raes4 teo En-
ForRs~ Haven New London and s,oaisgos RafSs4 a."
for'Ianai Railroad. Iliss m 10 Northampton
Fof hoasaianic RaroaJ. "a "a, g.
For hauxafack Railroad boua m. LOO 3 m
Danbery and horsAE Rsihosa. a. IA, a. -
Comuodious Sleeping Cars ttttchsd estto y "a 20 -
JANIS u. HOYr ssst
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.-
" Trsns viii Jersey City for Psfnont t,5 ard sa
m and 5fli2 and % D o. saiuriays only A.
g.l1 nd = tgalns Tuu through n Moussy.
THOMAS ". D.cMAREsT, Superintendent
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot 81
~ Couitlsndtst. snd 10 v
and y BALTiroHs and NAsHiSeros and 70 Ma
,. m. sud II midnsht
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hsSy given 20 the owner or owners occupant OF occupants Of
o. thai tSs fosSins completed
ISdgd os Oe Board Of Assessors for examination By al
FhsFsl Sailing Sewer In Goth stree, Broadway 9th
"ssSOss-ycr paving blocks Charles from Hudson
ssssns Sidewalk. in s,h syepue from 4sd 70 soh ,tres
FOuhR paving with blocks 1h street. from % avenue
TaSFoi SuIdisG Basin s. W. Of Old Slip and Frank
siIia-For bundSs B,n W. Of Sh and 18th
ssvvsihFos bldns Bs,n on E'cOrusr Of ws and Albany
buauss Basin s W. Of SA avenue and
S: .as s ss :b s .r s' ''" 9th and '
rsaah-FSS Guiding Eighth between lAb and
Eevsob-Fo1 building culver, the Of Second
T-.a1Ess sqeinf in T.. ss'~ssH sath and
1sssfhFor b. sever in HUDSON and Greenwich 'srss
FOsTtssatE-YG DsviSE P bloch Ss street. from sh s 9Th
'Fss-Fery svtns with stone blocks Cedar street. from Psh
n. Mss embraced By sueb s,Ssmsn ueuds all tn.
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of hand stu
TrBss SIC. Of e street ron Broadway and
70 the .Et 81 bali the block southsy bread"y and Hh ave
Ssespd-Bb 5s, Of chss street nom Hudson to Greenwich
d % Of bali toe block either the interesting
,ia.: Of Einh avenue. from sas 20 soA street,.
Rss ,bs extent Of hall The boeL The Interesting
Iiss-Tse slosI tnewn ., Franklin market.
STD Ss., ss Of Sh ,Tsg9s BET s s1s syn streets and
Ssvsafh-Te of Albany street between Warrington
scysets OF 100 feet West street
Eis-wGTd Nos o. 49, 90 a. a., -, block Ne 800 m ths
1sh We'd
ass Of sveuue between 9th and 9Th also
10Th 4 q nth and 2h streets beth sides
Ella sv~na<. between 10th and l1th streets
1sntboth dss q h between 18Th and 18th ItreeA
kevSnttA The lota ga 119 3f D7 6a
traiP AK
Tssla ne "a. .ds. Of sah end street, from "a
sveous 20 pom, - feet svenne beth Tds Of h
from sab % s,reeA
TT.esghBeA ,aes Of Hudssn Greenwich from
sides Il sls. t between 9Th sysnuss
70 The szfsat Of half the bloch 90 SAD svsnu.,
F-sash-Bcth sides Of Cedar sreet
aBd to eextest Of bali the bOon The inlsrsns streets
All whofe Interests the tbv, NJ I'd A.ess
sad WHO opposed 70 te either Of them are 70
eVed present. their objections IN writing Of he under
sEns tr Office No % Chapbsrt street New Cop
Hsass wi;hin thirty days ron tss 5.ie q Lhihodes
JACOB r. OAKLETp J
JOHN d. oTTfWELL Board Of A,.es,or,
ISAAC o. HUNT
Owes, BOAEB AssEssoas New CouTt.Eoase December
1eA
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YoTs-E-ne Iana against Csoas sisveusoa.
S nerI.nsss III. vile IIeisacs stevenson and ssrT,s
wi. John si-vepo Gso';e stevenson and susa hls rife
Jane Lyon D. Lyon and Mary A. hsV1-, Hannah klAb,h
s ds sIs' I'd d jas. Stevenson ss1as died sd supple
n'en. con- - ~ J,rs s,svsnsou dse.s,e5
made party SD s-tou Notice % general leo creditors 70
n. sasr.5 Essii made ia &, .Ssv. snd
iefe We ANS o. go ~ pa " ., 90 - Nv ~
Gnor.5o Tie lghd'y q Soy.Hbs5 iso.i,;I,hs aim.
q supp nea' snd Of tue 'a'e IN such es'e Hlsde
provided notice IL h,feoy Evsn 20 81 psrsn' lawns
81 y .I...t on The anlsd .ls or S.r,i SY Of The
70 ,s hs',aas, retired 20 20 pI'd'es 20 me- ss aaarr
ooes q day ghes. e MseGrssol Bushnell Lui
.rscTs aud u,nbsnces toe,hs with 'a''etoy sVdens
brsns-, md The d thereof ePee'v' Tie rrsa'e' reTsd
esn dwsns hons. sud a, niece parcel q land
- iyng snd hong Tsnh Wand Of tie CITY q Sewiofl
r q, n IL. fs INV @ o ls CITY Ss~iS aSs Non
equal survey BY les y Lae i s5syye, e,,sg LEY ~. SI
nd Gently Of Ns~Yot ds,usui'hsd a. aambsI 'vol
s ~ lad sry b.onsins John sInsn
nS now o. formerly q ehsd Sssos biag b.sai9 out AID
sssIy vI Let sehnehs' aud on the westerly aide forty
t.s. e.. seventh wsf ofths city sfNswY roT'y
side foLey ''.', ,sa s3S p ' Nv Gem .
ro,rtsy rss BY ud lately belonging % Qs9ss Buck
Hssl r. Hs,eSs lrd ws,sl ho. sad =, ground
N
800 pd went, IN engh 20 tsstsIy ee ninety
M ,ssi no wey aide nEstyioaI sst b. the sane
NOR orlsss -, AZ.
IA Nsw.fok being part 81 the isrfn
ev onrlns 20 HsldT Ruiss deeea'od and knowh and
frusii.hsd cait a d Arm a. ne reryey ha OF
- rstb twenty ssrsni bounced uohsly by DvisicFrfse
,hsv BY rShef o. said lot wsIy eylo' nguDfI
ssstsfy BY lot member sEhi cortsnnt IN
fr,sh font and each wtnty nve feet ana n snthon
.,h aide e the sss tn1 oeHt Ano"S
b. ~. nrsst nlmbeI. - Div son street
al certain lot parcel Of lard situate na
h.as m tie NsId CITY of NssfoFk on me hot
ws..fly aide shsIb eommsnng At pon on ,s
,t.~ssey eide Sheriff c.ap abont sAy isp Hon
N, rorhssTy drmsd by The htse c'on 80
sheriff ,,fe~ts bom ftd relnt ire sAe be
e sheriff thenee flnnme tI"
s,tsIiy parallel with stsnon street ssvSntyns e sh.s
Trrrus foutwetTy tad Inc parallel WIFI eAslin ess
enty aud theIce running south esf,eiJ ana en-
ssyeuyuve est 10 thu POM vac ec
bounced Tout BY hhSn .ssb hoIu
s.t.rlv N he by Of ground upon RAE nsR
ia sfbt CO., norihs1y BY 0t % gfouna loibeY
ossirr you aud esttr ~ ground SEQ s
,,ysd nv stsrtsD LycB 10 LsbUloB Meon ae
November "a, lt.c. hJONfss ..Iy.,s ~,
JInts l. BIHHUN. psitih's AuoTnsy, r,,a
No 5lG Bfoont street. New York Ciy. VI eNeSo
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter oi Tie alpheh
ION of DANIEL BURTNETT sihsn ,le.s e ts' bsI'
ret. and Kusssn Ainas Comftn5 10 elssslye ne ~ a.
Ps,uant oEdaI q Ne k1pIsme couit 81 s ~
Yort frads snssred IN this the ~ cay o.
lao D. DANIEL INGRAHAM H The Receiver sRps.,.fSD,
Ieu sud psusd IN the said sIess WI s1pos 70 Rsssi,
Zen a me hehest biddf MONDAY tie 1h ca, S bse.s
lf.0 n oesez ~ the ~ large saestoer - ~
wsy 10 CITY Of Nsw-yoTk - JAMES NJ MIbLE' H''"
Az. ioIow ne lsfeTitsd unds and premises VA
AiIsnd sin1ulsI a certain Mknfs Gain knswn suns
NORTH AMERICAN LEAD,
iS u DevIis Gate Mhirs Diair Lyon County stats o. We
x,Ss sors roml Aus Rsyine .no
Norb.rfy hundred With ~ We nsah WE e
ssr.a Of Company IN d claim and IN 70. ns' 20 ~,
- the .sne intended sDhuee all that ~ eAu -
hih tie aid Comrsly seeuiTsd 6oD JEAN 4 80
95t 1874 and recoTded the zane DAY
- county Record Of Mining Deeds folio. Ns ~ ana 81 %
~ Ssvds and being Title claim aud ght saaIsa ~ o
p,..si nom William A. White, forth Ia
I'D White aid Russell also recorded In said CeHn @ s
ELECTS Of said Company hta
80 nelRdns tools mining npsmsn luDbef nesL AIDING
machinery and oil the books Of account n 70 ssd
n,, ami also dsaulphlIixng machine now on s9fass WIN
TsssSw.H Co. Ia San Fhneiseo CslliOmia5p.sd Nswfof
,ta, "a isfs DANiEL r. INGRAhAM jrl q,
Receiver Of property sld sascli Of The Surnsn ha.''"
Min.a CemssaV. "AN'"AS~'
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prutessionaI Notices


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printing.

WM EvERDELLs SONS. No. l04 Folton.st.-
w STEAM g0s rRIHrkRs ,snd LABEL MANUFACTURE
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1 ONG ISLAND lRAIIROAD.-Wintcr arrange
Nov,nbgr i-o6 L.asv' James 'liP Ss--isrs
NJ nail and frrst D. a of -
~sy sistion' blvefsse .Ip,gs. isn "a "a
ADD stsonsf futlinEdtr an ~ay "iiien
sBG o. ssiareay-ni,hts iof ho-h 'sip
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Toot o! sHI s0sr gv % holas nal iraia'
for Es.,on ua.laua viii lstV- 81 o.
rrrest w.; ol htIfn 81 a. - NcitA
town fJPf~s.A .. m = sthOtH Asilr -af~iin'sihcn
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fetinres sno fileeiinas.

THE HON. CARLISIE p JOHNSON, Who on
August ie69 urged upon The President the policy eenst
ally TO Ieued the tie Rebellion will
Leg URE In the brooklyn Ashenau. MONDAY EVENING Dee
TO- "a o'clock Doors open At Subject "Ths Philosophy o.
P's including s Origin ehics moral and Iegieus eAase'st
Iieke SOC For sale At the BOOK ard drus stores. and eevs
ecs be'syp, AMI W door Ga to- sSssns Of the Lecture
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n Y. sUPREME COURT.-LIBERTUs VAN

~ Y SUPREME COURT.-HBERTUS yam
~. BoKKELtN fiaintia ssi WILLIAM X. VAN BoKkELEH
ana Others Dclerdsn In o. dsrn OF thi. Court Ia
toe shove sied scion madc o. the io'h day q Hoysmet
ft.deck ies c Referee therein named. viii SILL pubic
MONDhY ie dsy December. iss " o'clock
ne EKchsnr ssesfo5n No M Broadwy IN the Guy o.
Nsfork By J 81 Miller Auclioneer the following idlcfiOed
p-gs AZ th equal undivided share Interest OF the said
william n Botkcn Of and 10 tho wharf piI knoSu
no eight toe les, River In the CITY Of Etfofk being
tte tfdy from Dover aud n IN 10 the buk
head The ou.d. a and al The aid pier The
shse m sad pes wharf buhed being the
sqsl Led h ofths pooorion thereof by
Earh Mems aie Of s.sd City Of Aswfos widow Of Dsn,sl
Morris The lire Of her d-ca. consisting o. siI hundred and eJ
inches The btt~ad e ouii u South said hundred
and est inches being - uaIshi the hukhesd 10 front Of
property owned formerly by ssd Ehsse'h Morris the northry
sds 81 soo,h,Fe siry feet inches essisdy
tho rry 'ie N oyer extending ess'warfy aay
fe az rh ueh and ssoa 'hafe proportion Of said wharf OF
dokscf whsife r.hs
Irver-s ID. , EIsb-th Norns entitled h.I LIFETIME
The time Of her b. q owning he pI hund
end eish beikhesd Nes Iort Sos i6 leo
FREDERick HESS, Rsfcses.
Nit taalN
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CIR on YoRE DKPAE9EExT FsSEcE BuAAAv sS IETI
REoEfvEn TAxEs. NV COvKZ borsn, PAnE. Dec ise6
fIO AX-PHTERS.-NOTICE IS hereby given that
sadforsl per W Be added the 18Th 10
AEs. ssPsd b day On The vs. Of ysu9s following
tge Twelve eent VIII be addsd 70 Be calculated
ou tbs ih day Of October ise to The date q Esymsnt
JOHN MURPHY, RsesiveT
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Alarble AlantelS.


MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-SuperiOr IN
~ dIrable hall the Of marble T. d.
sIsMAkf 10 COS sItrsye-bei. 18th Ssih.stt
M ARBLE MANTElS.-The best place in the city
HIA Iahsss hAnBLE MANTELs Of he latest desgns At
~ vsles. al A. kABEk Marble Nofks no 100 East 18th
- ~ NsFe nj haalsi pat W Ia tas eQQALsg Gu hb aa
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OLYMPIC THEATER-Last Night Of the LONG
~ slblEL.
TIE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the
4 ARTIST FUND SOCIETY l. NOW OPEN Galleries Of
the National Actamy Of sn Of Twenty hrdss snd
Fourilftvr., boW % %, 20 no
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n Y. SUPREME COURT.-LEWIS o. VIII
~. SON Piantif agaus, PATRICK H. DANAER defendant
Summons for money demand on contratC0u- not. .'''
ervedrothe Defendant Patrick H. DanahsT. Rev Stamp
You kerrby summoned and reqsred an. 50
the eompin In this aon. which VIII be. eanered
fled ~ the Office OF Tho Clerk Of the supreme Court
and County o. hewfork. the City Hail. the City Of New
York end your TO the sd complaint
tho ssbscd5ef hs No. 81 PsIov. NewYO CITY.
within days ser The service Of A
elusive Of The day u ssrvc and fa the sad
coupaint within tie ue aesaid, the plaintiff thi' seton vii
take uds-nt srus Tor the Of One Thousand snd SK
20 100 Dollar. tho twenty esond day Of S-ptsm
thcoss9d hundred Gy besides tbe Of this
aciou.-Dsted Newton sep. a. 1875