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FINANCIAL, -

Inc New York money market worked vary
easy towards the cio,e yesterday aud the
orrsers found it Impossible to emPisy their
paiance on call at per cent Dissoua's are
dun at 7a1o pei ceDr for prime paper Another
nrm 70 reported 70 ia we failed IN the dry rods
mhbufacturtrE business, TN q other sid. OF
to~ Atlantic in Connection wi b q larg- Frsnca
DRY goods I'm porting a m in New YORK which,
however, will not f. Ii as the Express says Ms
tney Dave lsree means, and Owe nothing. A
F'tnch ribbon importing firm is also rap,rte 1
Aled, and rrmOr Wa Also current of the
Suspension o. a rice dealer. The foreign -x
change kmaTkst is stronger, and the haukers
have pu their rates up 10 iu99, although n
sales have been ever fU9k The rise IS owing
10 the recent failures, and the fact thi cotton
and Dr. adstnffs are too low on the other side
70 ADMIT Of shipm ms hence to any extent
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SAFEGUARDS AGAINST COUNTER.
lEII.NG GONERNMENT IsSUES.

ttttT utrCr MATTERS requiring the scri,p NJ
C,uETess. Few. we apprshead, are more i'm
p,r.SLt or pressing IA their nature than the
froTic.t Of eHectuaI safeguards against the
-. uutsr' 5irrE Of UEited States money issues
aEG sec--ldes.
how MS car BE- best done, is Of course a
ROW. hat lsEi,i atcrs VIII folly oonsicsr.-if
s1 ,Es nuIt'plicI'y % other duties apparently
usose important, they caa fad time TO take N
t5e Ques,.CE al al; ozt TO all Observing people
o. - pretty clear that q remedy can be f9uns
oaIv II The enactment of severe penalties for
tas commission OF the crime, aud in the GER
ts.nty OF theiT swift and extreme entorc,msn.
agsinst offenders Indeed. many persons v-ho
have gwen the subject serious attention are
veil eCuVircsc that perfect immunity ia this
resPect csn only be secured or approxima,ad
by making the crime of c0unterfeitiny any
Government issue, coin or paper, punishable
with dsaih.
Much can be said in support OF this yiew.
Arc comparativeIy little against H. Bvc oo-
srI;uuonsl provision, the leyyIng of war
against the Government is a capital odsrcs.
Surely. the crime of counterfei,ing its issues
SHd destroying its credit is one equally helm
Gus and dangerous: and the measure of puu
Ishuent should be equal We are aware tina,
cODsicerasie progress has been made latterIv
lO"hlu tbc oooh>ntuent OF the death penalty
ever for murder; and one of the reasons ureei
with most tenacity in its favor is the alleged
FAC, that hanging has not stopped murder, ana
that AZ II, therefore, no. preventive Of the
Crime. The proper answer 20 this is, that the
difficulty lies not in the character of the pen
ally prescribed, but IN The almost absolute GER
tsiniy of Its nou-enforcemen. IL is rs true
to- day as when Shakespeare wrote, tn al "noth-
ing smoOldens sin much as mercy," and
lusr IN proportion as the chances OF escape Are
reduced Will crime decrease.
But the objection thus urged loses its force
wien applied 10 The offence under notice In
he csc OF murder, the crime is often commit
led uros circumstances OF great proyocation
ard excitement, and the plea OF elf-defence i.
frequently set up, so tina. many extenuaiing
ressCrs sPpear, and the prisoner is given the
benefit Of al dCubis. In the o, her case the Of
frLCe s n aIked n every step by cool, caIcu
la;Ing ard n aIigEant yillaIny, without single
EsdeemIg feature or extenuaiing circun
,-ssce. Even the poor excuse OF necessity
CzTrCt Re plead fer the fact Is patent tina;
hasf he talent, snersy and Industry required
20 b. reasonably successful IN couuterfsitipy
ToE.G NJ ure colossal fortunes i. EMPLOYED IN
arr isgitIu ate business.
5.ECL EllTe might De s9id, but our purpose
ret Ia present the subject in all is As.
Esccs we merely desire 20 call 4, u tn. atts,.
zen Ct these who nave it in Their power 10 af.
'cTd remedy which, II some form, - badly
r p@Gs q.
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Nv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stock and bonds
q home and foreign markets A. follows.

NV Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets a. follows
NHw YORK. Dee. 4,-First Board--U. S. 6s
ISL, coupon, III 5.20's, s62,ex coupon, IO7
1894, excoupon, iO5; 1866, coupon, los Y; 1866
coupon, new, lo7a; 1867. coupon. lo7a
IOaO's coupons, l0 81 1905, second, i04 Z; 1905
third. loa =; Canton, IS; Cumberland, s6; q uick.
silver, 15k; Mariposa, IN; do. pfd I2k; New
York Central, 1i4S; Pacific Mail, I27x; At.
iaDtic Mail lis; Ere. 7ix, do. preferred, 80 <
Hudson. l2iS Reading, s6; Michigan Central,
no; Michigan Southern, 81; Illinois Central,
l3i; Cleveland and Pittsburg, SIX; North
western, ola; do. preferred, 676: Rock Island.
S; Fort Wayne, s7x; Ohio and Miss. Ger
ufcates. 26k; w. U. telegraph, 20; Boston
Water Power. IN; Cleveland and Toledo,
102h; Gold. 1879.
LOSDoN, Dec Moon -Consols fer money.
93, ex DIV Bonds. II 7.16; Erie, 47K: Illinois,
ssh. 2p. m.-Bonds Of so. n 3.l6; ConsoIs
for money, 90; Erie, AN; Illinois, soy.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 4-Noon-Ronds, &c 3.I6
p. m.-Bonds, IS 3-16.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-Noon.-Ootton opens
quiet ard steady; sales will probao bly, reach
1000 bales; Middlng Uplands, TX; Middling
Orleans ~. 2p. m.-The cotton market ii rm
sales will reach 10000 bales; MiddIing Up.
lands. ~; Middiing OrIeaus, *.
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- From Blanchard & Mobun we have the
following TeeentpubIieaiions OF ID. Appleton
X Co, New York, issued in the first class
style characteristic OF thar publishing house
"IDfantry Tactics, Dou bic and Single Rank. ~
by BTsNet MaJcr General Emory Upton. This
5 the new system OF Infantry Tactics adopted
by The W ar department for the instruction OF
the Infantry of the army OF the United 'atss.
AZ for The Observance OF the militia of the
Tinted States.
"The impress josephine a novel by Louis
Mubleacb, author of a popular series OF his.
tOrlCHl TCyels.
"CorI ellis informed Geography, a
new EDITION OF one OF the admirable Cornell
s%r!es.
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Gsvernmen, Securities.

WARRINGTON, Dec 4, Ie67-Jay Cooke Il
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
ern mani sec n rifles.
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lNEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

llEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
-, WA.HlSGIoS, NSysMser q 1881.
Msssschusetts; praying. for the extension of
patent granted to him the 9TH day Of March 1854
Rattans for years from the expiration of said
1858:
tie ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary next, at II O'Clock M. and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
die In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
to be used At the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the Of
zee, WHICH win be Furnished en- application.
mony must be fled in the ONCE twenty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published n the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, d.
o., and IN the Spy, worcestsr, Massachusetts,,
o. SAID be ct least sixty d.Xs Previous
de s.Wsw u nearing oonnis:ioner 20 Of Patents.
EOR SALE OR RENT-A rosewood case PI.
L ANO, very fine tone, on moderate
terms Apply to No. 4s1 II st., between
Sth and 9th de 3.St$ vvvVU
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DRY GOODS, DC.
ELEGANT BLACK AND OOLoRED SILKS
AT REDUCED PRICES.

Bed, white. Blue, and GILT edge
BLACK SILKS.
and o..
COL0RED SILKS.
Maes hcentI, Enlbroidered silks. the latest Pari.
~! To- at ss'2 pr yard, wortn g. splendid
bioidert d silk, at 81 per yard, worth SIS. superb
qualify
CoLoREp SILKS.
% inebes wide. very rich coIors, s. and $3.50,
worth 81 and IS per yard
PLAIN SILKS.
very heavy, full IS inches wide, including some
beautiful color. selected b. ourselves at Lyons, -
per yard worth 81 10. Plsin Poult de Sole, all
asWe oscr the above Elegant leg goods at very low
prices In order to close them out at once.
JOS. j. MAY CO.,
3OS Pennsylvania avenue
dee stiff Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
SIX,QIARTER WRENCH FIGURED CASH
Irish Plaid POPLINs, very rich eoiofs, At SIS
French REPS, BIARITzs. PoPLINs and ME-
RlkOEs, in all shades, at very reduced
We have full stock of all kinds of DRESS
t tEiklIs t cLSTns, ii great variety
A full stock Of Black and Colorea SILKS.
We invite All persons in want OF Dry Goods to
look through our stock. All goods sold ct the
VIM. R. Riley 4 BROTHER,
No 80 Central Store,
no Nbtl1 opposite Centre Market.
I roNs BLACK SILK VELVET
FINE PAISLEY LONG sHAwLs,
in great variety.
LONG AMI sor,pH also
A-'' NM soPPfhfD wooLLES sHAwLs.
And splendid assortment of
BLACK Tibet AND LONG sHAwLs,
All of which we offer at very low prices.
All goods marked in plain 4 cures at the Iovest
cash prices. No deviation allowed.
W. M. SINISTER 4 BRO.
no 25-d3t&m w.fStif No. 80 Market Space.
A splendid STOCK OF FINE DRESS GOODS
Fer the last four weeks we have attended nearly
When have bsen maze in New YORK and PSIsaei
p and sss % sa1d Gf the
bulk sG1i has 81 Sees
purchased since the great decline in goods we are
se sd to baH sr our
years, and we respectfully solicit an examination
suit in to both Iuyer and I Is
We wish to put them into money rs fast as posi-
We name the following Goods just from Auc-
ton:
100 pieces Lupin's French MERINOEs, from rs
50 pieces P6PLIN REPS. of Lupin's make, com.
rrising all the desirable colors, from 62lt cents
so pieces FRENCH ANDREAL IRISH pOPLINs
IN all the most desirable cOlors, for street and
evening dresses.
ZOE pieces CULOEED and BLACK SILKS com.
prib'ng one Of the most choice assor tuients ev,r
offered in this market in street and evening
COOrs.
ALSO
Rich PRINTED EMPRESS CLOTHS
Eandsome PRINTED ALL WOOL DELAINES
Fine FRENCH WINSEiS, all silk and wool
BRCCADE SILK and WOOL POPLINS
Hieh Colored. neat figured WRENCH MERINOFs,
And various other DRESS GOODS, all of which
We offer 50 very low pi icee.
MOURNING GOODS
Our stock Of Mourning Goods il one Of the largest
IL this market, and comprises almost every desir-
able article ported Fsmlie desiring good goods
in this depaTtn snt will always nd our stock com
ple:e, and at the very lowest lash prices
All goods marked u plain figures ut the lowest
cash prices, and nc deviation allowed
SHAWL ROOM UP STAIRS
". Nj. SINISTER BRO
noZ5-df&eo5ft no. - Market Space.
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LOST AND FOUND.

DUPPY L0ST-FIyE DOLLARS REWARD,
Il for a Ii GIT built Black Tan Terrier 70 ~, With
ablack Colisr and bells sttac he'd, named Rob; dis
appeared essrday aftersocn II A COLDS
BHRUt Ga, 1i5 Il ct. near 9th de So
I'AEES UP AsTBAY-Tkres cows, one All
rcd COW, black buffalo COW y large tnn col
ored and white COW; On III eritisr Hill farm. The
owner will come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take them away.
de4 ST. AZ FIELD.
hog Los Lost. on "Wednesday last, in the
~ Capitol. or on the route OF the street rail
road, black sno tan TERRIER, who answers 20
n. name of Carlo. tsrs aud tail not ropred. 4
suitable re ward " III I've paid for his returu 20 IS
Ill street, betse 18th aud 18th strects. De , u
TAKEN Up. T2ESPASSING On MY FARM,
TIVE HOGS; one " hite Barrow, one black and
white Sow. The owners all come, prove proper
= paJ dana gss, and take them away. Kekington
arm, Boundary Road.
de 3-St' Ell. HOLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

STRIKE or THE LOsDoN OABMRN-Cabls
dispatches OF last night sav:-All the csbmsn
OF LONDON nave left their posts and refu sed to
go to WORK, because regulations hay been a 4
In iorce requiring them 10 attach lamps to their
vehicles. The sudden suspension of ira vel
causes nucn lncoRveniencea and onfusion, and
ko little amusement The cabmen held a
meeting at Exeter Hall, and an other was held
a. the same time In Trafalgar Square Many
speeches were made and resolutions adopted
expressing determination not 10 submit to the
new regulations, and to persist In the strike
until they are abolished. The movement
creates quite social revelation in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

TEE INV YORK MAYoRALTY ELECTION
Complete returns OF the Mayors election in
New York city, yesterday. give the following
results Hoffman, 62.93I; Wood. ~ 32: BAR
Ing j. i63- HofmsD's majority over Wood
infS9. ever Darling, HOGS over both 81 sal
Total vote, iOi, 22>.
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~ Ew BOOK
NEW BOOKS.
THE EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY in the
10th Century by Albert Barnes. Si.75.
PRAYER FROM PLYMOUTH PULPIT, BY
Ward Beecbtr. So
OLD SIR DOUGLAS by Mrs Norton SI5o
TIKI LOVERS DICTIONARY $50
THREE ENGLISH STATESMEN, by Goodwin
Smith. sI50.
THE WATERFALL SEIGHBORs, a novel pa
per. 0cents.
CARLYON's YEAR. A Novel. Paper. % cent.
s.OpPORTUNITY - A novel by the author .
Emily Chester. So.
GUARDIAN ANGEL By Oliver Wendell
Holmes 81
Any of the above BOOKS sent By mail. postage
prepaid.
For sale at tn
HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE
French RICHARDSON,
dCc4 tUnion.l 1884 Pennsylvania avenue.
RY FOLEY CO,
No. 3e454 eth street, bet. Ii and streets
s.s Gf s ss D
100 Single and Double Blankets
81 Sbawls do assorted
80 dozen Towels
s assorted 2 skirts
Is Shirts and Drawers
II - WoJllen Goods
90 :" 4" Hose
8 - Counterpieces
10 - Frying PsEs
Is 7" Hoopskirfs
leo pairs of assorted Shoes
I'll ere will also be added large ass ortment of
Clocks, Fancy Articles, China and Glass Ware,
Cutlery, Plated Ware. Lamps. Tin Ware, Gents
and House Furnishing Goods which must be cold
without reserve "a the party intends to leave the
city in q few days.
Special attention Of the trade is called to the
above sale, as il is positive.
nols FOLEY & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

TEE NERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR None
vhospioy good dramatic performance should
faiI to see Hsesett as {" FalstaE" in the great
comedy OF Shakespeare this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

u From ShiIlip gton, Odeen Building, we
have copy of the cheap rs cents edition of
Dickens American Notes for General CIR
lariop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

Italian AFFAIRS Gable desuatcaes of
rISay say that the san ON GERS of the
French expedition 70 Italy ha sc ali laft Roroe
In tne Corps Legislative. MONDAY night Y uIss
favre delivered brilliant speech against the
pchCy OF TIE Government on the Roman aues-
ION. ne stacked french inter vention In the
araiTs Of Italy. and denounced the ser ding OF
tue expedition TO Rome as arviolaiion of jus-
uce, anc as injurious 10 the iuAe of Fran &c
~ MS interference by France hurt the cause 1t
was designed TO help. and In volved tue gov.
eminent In complications, to escape from
WHICH IT was obliged to persist In the policy Of
error. TO the general discoItent of the couatry
instead OF assuming all the responsibility in
so grave q matter. the government shout 4
nave nret consulted the Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

- The first number OF the State Guard, the
new central organ OF the Republican patty IN
PsnrsyIvabia, was issued a. Harrisburg on
Monday. II is daily paper.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT ~ EEICE

IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. November %, 1857.
On the petition of WARREN GALE Of Peeks-
XII, New York, praying for the extension of a
patent granted to him the 7th day Of March 1854
for an improvement In the gauge Of Straw Cntters
for seven years from the expiration of said
patent, which takes place the 7th day OF March,
1884
1t il ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the nth day of
February next, at II O'Clock M and ali persons
are notified 70 appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections special y
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of
h9e, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timony must be ied in the ofice7uynty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the te stimony
Ordered also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intelligencer Washington
d. c., and IN the New York Atlas, New York, n Y
once week for three success We weeks; the first
of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day of hearing.
T. c. THEAKER
de- -w3w Commissioner of Pateuta
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Proposals.
U. S. BSsISEER's OyyIcE,

L. 4 ExeSRERs OyvcE
No. 4t3 BROADWAY ALBASr, March ~. IS67)
DR0P0SALS.-Sealed Proposals Will be re.
esyd At tins once until rkiDAh APnl ~ i'S o R0s R a.s
follows;
og 5000 y,, Ie. q sy eo. %,o.y
dykes and below Albany to be laid such
.e E the charge viii &c received for much
ID For furnishing 900 cubic yards less of 9Th % budias
stone & stone s or o , G sr m 70 o. S and Stands above and b.
o A.1 r. 70 ae & and n i BE- aSs ] i @ o. % 90 much Ss Is p
81 FOR furnishing 100 coo feet les: Of good By y he%Ioss
the docks vicinity Albany Y Bids will be received
tS i Far furnishing straight piles less each sns.a ss
niche, diseter 4 the Su' Bids Will be received for ..
much . pe sSSs,a GS. b hs snSinesr IA charge
& F0s .a.os b. % sde sI ii bs the ESsns tss ss
them to Be S one inch S1n b 70 sAt:fR e 1sa b " "
9Th POr furnishing 1900 pounds Of iron bolt, rA nut: - and ..ss
cated BY the Engineer in charge To be delivered " Al
f & Pile: me ,. les; s. the "a pie. s:o. :. T. :
bottom ss .1SS1. driven the @
b For 10 OOo cubic ys. more or less chip.
quarry Chips delivered aeh point. the u ayLss .Se,:
and beos Albany and y saSH % & 1s % T sS .r '
r preparing 'P1as together a0S '1S GH % ne 2 P o s e
ScSo1 .sr the Sber TO spiked together three
connected Sy ;s: . as GSnSf s SS ~ 70 u. o "
bolt. - feet the course Of timber 10 be %
& Line With sasE S SP R. r.. 5 % s Ss spS second
% Ss f: ss Ssn @ 70 s s rHIs IS s, t he
% & &: a.S "s Ss SSI SSPs
.na y State Com%Is.oSerS ,,
@ will be received % ., mach r.. sGT1 IN & e: a : "s,,. m
Ill b. received % S each % G q. ?: .SS, ss,:s. :,
a contracts s. with good and sufficient sarsies 70. the
By order q BIT M.sse1 ,Shn New
A ISs''dl Cap. of .SS Sss B.. 7 t.st %itS1
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Eeqdl Notices.

IN THE SUPREME COURT-City and County
i Of s,SrorL.-EDwIN o. READ sg.i1:i CHARLES hhLLkS
CHARLES H. WARD ani EDWARD tAkIhk-
Summons MONEY dcn aud eontract To the Int heE
named hereby snmmoue % cent AmP
the anf ihis action OF tspcee
Which a cory herewith served upca you sud {" ......
the said compsnt The Subscribers
fptTuue Wall street Ia The CJ oi NeS lorh
shn DAYS ne the service heoi exclusive OF e DAY OF seh
service and you the ad complaint within the ne
aforesaid pi1nG son will take Judgment, sgansi iot
of four thousand hundred aud seventy dollars With interest
day - February thousand eight hundred and
dollars thereof and u the 18th DAY OF
February 1857 upon I hunlr and ,eniy dollars, hs residue thereof
EvARrS sOUTIlMAYD CHOATR, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The compliant fd Ia the ofc o the CLERK n the
Newio At the CITY Hall In ad Oiy on the s
day OF April I8i.-NsW.iork, April 4 1901
EvARTS. SOuTHMAiD CHOATB Piainth s Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Ale0ital.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST is family necessity. You Hns'
have something give for The c for the Headache pirrhe Tooth
ache Group wboops Cough other Of the hundred Ills that are as
to waking wth daylight Forevamd oarmel To
be provided bo preserved Here you H. al yoa require Sim
pie 50 you can nsk no mtke Ready you need not wait Ba
cent independent. Safe you may aressy Mei
that but DO destroy With these
keep disease aa the bay be the mother Of
happiness and The hana Of plenty preside hOusehO
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06


- p RUsBMoRE against RICHARD H. BOVINE ana SaT, an
In pursuance judgment order Of tue above court 10 e
titled .eon Ahedr Aeke the referee named n ne aa %
orr sell through Edward A. Lawrence real estate
fb. Exchange No III Broadway in the city
the ,tth February D. 1861 At IL o'clock noon all ihs
described said Judgment order that is te saw Al
ne,.uige and lot of land situate ng ana s ~
Tbtb Ward New York bounded aud containing 10y
lows; Beginning point tho south sser SIDE % su.n ,
and hat inches s"gh Nsss
n teRes running southwestsr ng ssI h npd
twenty theueorung south eaery on IRE pAratl -.
street ,Iy feet ground sts Of John Ares hssee sges
m. I,st thirty feet less 10 an ay
nohsry along said alley inches to ns running lin.
Sullivan running
sau feet strikes He running Al rght liz
Sullivan aud north westerly sog the ast
ey ~. the place Of beginning together Win n.ss
r,gress through the said alley with all othe & "a
90 sh rights subject however the bearing and paying 49,
equitable proportion Of the Of regulating ana n
AID alley and the aud sssesnents shug thefeon
Dated N. T., February lst, 1897. .. -, n p.. .,,..a
G,oRss ". ZEsHR Plaintiffs Attorney L.. .,u.,,h
The the premises postponed unu tns ls.n u
,as- AZ hs same hour and plaee-Dsted Feb hth lSoI 49,.
i"'' ALFRED T. ACKBRT, Referee f1ns "'oN
GroRss ". ZESER, Plaintiffs Attorney. An N. OIL a.v
hs premises further postponed en,
a. Anil 1851 At the and pace-Daed March i.n
" hP"'' ' ALPRED T. ACKgRT. Referee . elv "tesA
GxoRss W. IsssR. Pisin'irs Anornsf'
sa~WksM
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
Nl PINT-cs.nssd,s nose., D.ssTs,I i L,,,. r.- q"
Yo foo. q Bs,shyst sssss.ssiss va. Ls1 n y .,.s M Es
Ssss trsa Asrhsvs AseonacdshSr leaves aa9 hsessst
ss. - sbsys IS y hswsrf svs 70 soa osssts
asf thrss eu~RA AHbskThoVD' osssssi osssns"sssA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Alarble Hlaniels

MARBLEIZED SLATE EMANTELS-S
wi IN ,ppesr.nce durable; half the price Of marble T. b.
sTEwART No 800 siIhsve between 3Sth & ath,s
MARBLE Manifested MANTELS on
WI hand every style land quality which will be oh for the net
SO DAYS At liberal deduction al KLABBRSMiDs Wireroons No.
i0s East Hghteenihs, Ihirdsve. y Cu this out
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
""' "-O''d Ap'' . '''' GEORGE g. BARNARD, Isc


CUPREME COURT-Clty and CouhIy OF NtW-
- York-HENRY ~ yALENTINR plaintiff agt John Perrin,
Geo Perrin his vie Catherine Codoth Otherwise
tOhoh husband
Ltte George Voge Marcus Fe,auer The People o hs STATE
r. drirnutsBy
Of ianui In the above entitled made and rendered at
special Term the Spreme Court held the City Hall tue t OF
EewYo Eighteenth day Of March 1901 the Undersigned he
referee for that purpose appointed said judgment VI" sell ~ pubic
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an. civ OF NeWYork MONDAY 18th DAY Of April 1901 at ~
o'clock Bleecker Real Estate Aucionee tho
mogsged premises action described follows naaey; M Tue
undivided parts all that certain lot Of Land situate IN ne W
known number eight hundred and
Gle in the ONCE Of the Register me wv anu
Of Bayari Farm bounded
6o n.nuipg Al pon on the BoweJ distant
snd inches norhery from the orh
We,y corner Broom the Bowe and thence
westerly nght angles with the Boser one hundred .e
the BoNery, ,e
es line strght angles With the BoNery one hnnsa 'n v 20 @
BoWsry and souhey along the westerly side 81 the bos
Of beginning being the lot devised 70
ssne Perrin deceased formerly Catherine Cory BY Thomas me
deceased y bis will dated April 90 1911 recorded the once OF e
Surrogate u City and County of NewYork In volume 81 81 Wis
STEPHEN H. TCRNBlLL Referee:
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