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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-20

The "SMELT" RAILROAD -Itis we'll
known that the Portsmouth Railroad
has to turn everything to account to pay
running expenses, and many are the
Jokes they perpetrate upon the conduc-
tors in reference to their shifts to get
living. 1t is said that one of them last
year was accustomed to bring fish from
Portsmouth, and peddie them out at the
stopping places on the road to Concord.
One day he brought along smelts, deal
ing out to customers at every station,
till he got to Suncock, where he blew
his horn, and an old woman came out
and wanted six.
"Just pattern-all I've got left;
you're in the nick of time" said be;
and he began to count them and found
only FIVE. "How's this ? l should have
six" and he began to count his fingers
and reckon over how he had disposed of
the four dozen he started with.
After while, 81 have it; hold on a
little while and I'll be back" said he;
and he run the train back seven miles
to place where he let woman have
one more than she paid for, got it, came
back to Suncock, and let the old woman
have the six she wanted, and the 'smclt'
train went on to Concord.
THE BENEFIT OF BEING KNOCKED
ABOUT IN THE WoRLD.-It is a good
thing for a young man to "be knocked
about in the world" though his soft
hearted parents may not think so. All
youtls, or if not all, certainly nineteen
twentieths of the sum total enter life
with surplus of self couceit. The
sooner they are relieved of it the better.
If in measuring themselves they discov-
er that it is unwarranted, and get rid of
it gracefully, of their own accord, we'll
and good if not it is desirable, for their
own sakes, that it be knocked out of
them. By this time the novice, having
found the legitimate social status, be
the same high or low, the probability is
that the disagreeable traits of his char
acter will be softened down or worn
away. Most likely the process of abra-
sion will be rough, perhaps very rough,
but when it is all over, and he begins
to see himself as others see him, and not
as reflected in the mirror of self -conceit,
he will be thankful that he has run the
gauntlet, and arrived, though by rough
road, at self.knowledge. Upon the whole
whatever loving mothers may think to
the contrary, it is good thing for their
boys to be knocked about in the world,
to make men out of them,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-20

A GOOD sort of man in Maine was re-
Gently asked to subscribe for chande.
lier to the church, "Now," said he,
nwhat's the use of a chandelier After
you get it you can't get any one to play
on it,"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-20
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PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND AccoUcHEUR.
ofiice-Center ST., opposite CHRONICLE Office
.MOKELU.N.TE HILL.
september 10th. 1850. jy5'6 '67;tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-20

WHEN thing is done, advice comes
too late.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-20
NEW GUNSMITH SHOP.
n. c.. HAMER,

RI. G.. HAMER,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFO r NJ
w the citizens of Mokelumne Hill and vi
einity. that he has recently returned from
San Francisco with complete assortment OF
tools pertaining to the Gunsmithng business
and has opened shop on
Main Street. MokeIlEnlne Hill,
Two doors above Lafayette, where he is at
times ready to repair
Guns, Pistols, Pumps, Locks etc.,
At short notice and the best manner.
@- Give me call and be convinced.
I'll. e. HAMER
Mok. Hill. July 10th, 1866. ap2l'67:tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-20
ADVERTISING
JOB PRINTIN
ns- From and after this date all Sheriff

All kinds of JOB WORK executed with
neatness and dispatch. and on moderateterm
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BIG BABY.-The local of the Terri

BIG BABY.-The local of the Terri
tortal Enterprise, of Virginia City, is
responsible for the following:
Charley White, the well-known saloon
keeper, who holdeth forth at the Inter-
national Hotel in this city, has become
the father of son weighing fifteen
pounds not an ounce less, Charley
swears. Wishing to see everybody
happy-even we poor devils Of printers
Charley sent US half-dozen fine
champagne, but says that nobody must
assert that his boy weighs less than ff-
teen pounds. We have tried the wine,
and are ready to bet any man ten dol
lars that the boy weighs fifty pounds
Since the above was in type We have
tried more of the wine-the boy weighs
one hundred and fifty pounds. Been
trying it more, and are satisfied that the
boy is bigger than at first supposed-he
weighs fifteen hundred pounds, and is
getting heavier every minute, va
WHILE trudginC along one day all
alone, soldier met Methodist circuit
rider and at once recognized him as such
but affected ignorance of it. p
Preacher-What command do you
belong to?
Soldier belong to the - Texas
regiment, vanDorn's army. What army
do you belong to?
Preacher (Solemnly)-I belong to the
army of the Lord
Soldier-My friend, you've got a very
long way from headquarters
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-20

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FdniH, Paper in the Union''
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Numbers 4l6 and 4lS California st.
CAPITAL STOCK, .S75O,GGG
All Losses Paid in Gold Coin.
DIRECTORS
J. Mora Moss, Benjamin brewster,
James Otis. James Ii. Higgin,
VIM f. Barron, Thomas H. Sclby,
J. A. Donohoe, Nicholas Lunning,
James C. Conroy. John Parrot
Peter Fl. Burnett. J. Underhill
Moses Hellor, NJ. D. Swecnv.
L. Maynard. Moses Ellis.
Jacob Scholle, James Phelan.
Charles L. Low. Gus. Touchard.
G. Christensen. Michael Castle.
Joseph Seller, Nicholas Lance.
l.. H. Allen. n. G. kittle.
Alfred Borel, VIM. C. Talbot.
C.. T. Emmet, Patrick McAron.
J. Y. Hallock, George C. johnson,
Caleb 7. Fay. J. G. Kittle.
CALEB T. FAY, Pres't
CHAs: C. HAVEN. Sec'y.
I. X. WILSON. Ag't Mok Hill.
j2'67:tf.
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CHRONICLE PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION
T Err VI S.

Dnce on Mainstreet, nearly Opposite Court House.
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II complete Pictorial Historyot the Times.
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INVARIABLY IN ADVANCED:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS

Before Judge Russell
number Of severe sentences were imposed On
prisoners broughbefore this Court yesterday and TIVE
trials were held The Court then adjourned till next
Monday.
guilty Of grand larceny in stealing from VIM Fritze os
No l05 Hudson-st the 30h OF January, watch ana
two chains and pair Of earrings, worth In all ss7 He
TO the compainants store under the pretense "
purchasing the iewelry, which contained I'm a boz.
aud on leaving with this he placed similar one on ths
counter divert suspicion. The prisoner, when ar
rested found TO have defauded several other jew
eers at different in the described He was
sentenced TO the state Prison for five years
A SENTENCED CRACKsMAN.-William Carroll aged ~
years. lately iying in BaXerst, and having the repa-
aton of old thief, arragned indictment for
burglary in the first degree and grand larceny On the
night Of the 18th Of February, the dwelling house OF
Adam Weber. No. East Broadway. was entered. By
and large quantity OF ewclry worth $50 and
$40 in money stolen from one OF the rooms The sama
evening officer Lucas OF the Seventh Precinct Police
rested the prisoner and found In bis possession seyerA
articles OF jewelry, and some $40 IN money which ne
claimed as his own but which the complainant denfed
at the station House next morning as part OF his prop
Crty The burglar then acknowledged that he was AS
sisted by John McCann and James Mcdonald, ana thss
was convicted and sentenced 10 the state Prison for IL
years.
STEALING CoRSEIs.- Herman Wagner and Louis Rosen,
baum pleaded guilty on q joint indictment for grand
larceny They were charged by Abram wmpfheimer @
No SO Ridgest with stealing from him dozen pairs
of corsets, worth $3.50 portion OF the cOrses was
found in their possession by Officers King and Lyon %
the Tenth Precinct Police They sentenced 10 tho
state Prison for five years each.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
CRIMINAL COURTS.
THE TOMBs POLICE COURT
IReforn fnstice Dazzling


The GREENwICH-sT. ARSON CAsE.-}esterdsy the
case OF Simon sternfels and Charles Bscho who were
arrested on the charge OF having set fire 10 their quof
store IN the basement OF No 33 Grcenwiohst came uq
before Alderman McBren at the TOmbs Police Court for
examination The counsel for the defense waived an ex
animation, and moved that the prisoners be admitted 20
committed the prisoners for trial SerfeS Is native on
Germany aged 80 years and resides at No l5i west Thr
ty-sixthst BschOn Ia aged iS years. native OF OerTna
ny and resides at No 26l West Twenty eghth-st. Both
plead not guilty
AN ALLEGED LOTTERY SwINDLE.-fesierday, James
NJ Heath formerly in the Rebel army entered the gin
iewelry establishment located in the basement OF No f
Broadway and there induced 10 invest IN lottery,
which he paid SO. OF course he drew blank and
he then caused the arrest OF the proprietor Charles Wto
The prisoner subsequently discharged by Acting
Magistrate Alderman McBren, the ground oi nsufu
cient evidence.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Eeqal Notices.

SUPREME COURT-J0HN II. LIDGER-
- WOOD and ISAAC A. CANFIELD plaintiffs against WIYBORy
LAW Ton aRlPIlLlP YONGE defendants SummonsPoT
naudO contract Co serc To the Defendants:
summoned and required The complaint in this action which
BED The Ore o the Cerk Of the City and
City Hall In said City the llh day Of January 1851 and
Of the said complaint the ubsb
oce No 10 Broadway sad city within the
o. this exclusive of the day Of such and
fail 20 tho said complaint within the aforesaid the plaintiffs
Tbs action will take Judgment against fr the Of sixteen thou
sand six hundred and urtT do and fifteen with
from the 7th day Of December 1896 besides the
J8 law 6w T. FTHIAE, CLARK SMITH Plaintiff Attornies.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
Eeqdi Notices.

SUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YGrkGEoRGE W EDWARDS plaintiff, sgt GUIDO KAI1EN.
in the above ed action l. DANIEL
p INGRAHAM IT, the Referee named the said judgment viii expose
sale at public auction at Exchange Saesroom No III BroadNa
CITY WEDNESDAY the lh day Of December,
u O'Clock James NJ Miller AncOnecr the following
described Patent and Rights Letters Patent granted BY the
United States Of America TO Edward Linden for and useful i'm
The said Patent date
he m day MAY thousand eight hundred and ly
and are numbered thousand eight hundred and nineteen and
assigned by said Edward Linden 10 Guido ksz,nnaTer aud by the
said Guido Matchmaker assigned George W Edwards the plantf
and also an benefit and advantage Of an renewals and extensions Of said
Letters Patent and advantages be derived from said
New FORK November 26 1866
DANIEL T. lNGRAlIAM, jr., Referee
T. THOU, esq, Plaintiffs Attorney
1e above described property postponed 10 February 90
1867 hour and place Dated New Yok December 10 1866
DANIEL i. INGRAHAM, IT,, Referee.
The sale further postponed until the 22 day o. April 1867 at
the and paceDhted New York February 10Th 1907
DANIEL y. INGRAHAM IT,, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
New.York. Feb. Is, 1867
TFRRY LEASES ot AITCTION

INERkl LEASES ab AUC lION.
City Hail. TUESDAY 18th March 1867 Al III O'Clock
viii he sold public auction the highest bidder with ade
quate security ye from the lt day Of May 1866
The the Ferry established from the foot Of Whitehall
street Staten Island.
Lease the Ferry be established rom the foot OF Twenty third
street, NorthR River n PayOna " j.
will he sold with All the rights prvt
advantages thereof belonging the Corporation Of the City
Of fNew-iok
conditions Of sale may hai upon application tie Comp
trollers Ofoe.
b. order o the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
RICHARD q CONNOLLY Comptroller.
City NewYork Department Of Finance February H. 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1867.
Amnsements.

RARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH's
ID MUSEUM AND MRNAGBRIR COMBINATI0N
Broadway, between SpIng s1d PrincestA
GRAHD GALA DAY.
. FRIDAY Peb %,
ANNIVERSARY OF wAsHINGT0Ns BIRTHDAY,
on Which occasion
EXTRA
PERFORMANCE,
A III o'clock, m
will be given
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
IN which the
DRAMATIC COMPANY AND PERFORMING WILD ANIMALS
WILL APPEAR
AFTERNOON AT 2. EVENING AT a.
DRAMA
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- Yofk-DASIBL BUTTS. ESTHER H. BUTTS aud WILLIAM
D. BUTTS infants by AARON VAIL heir neit tIla Ahd ssAiuas
HARRIET widow Of late LEWIS s DOD, and CHARLES T.
COCHRAN-Summons ree Com ITO the above named
defendants You hereby summoned and required
the Of the plaintiffs this action u Internal
will filed with the Clerk Of the County Of Revenue stamp
EewYOrk and copy your US fy Cents
No "a Pine 10 the City OfNcgYOrk
twenty days the service oi this {ou exclusive
Of such service and II fail 70 said complaint as
hereby required plaintiffs viii apply % the Court or the relief de
Insuded IN the oOnpant-Datei Jauuay 10, l6bI
PAINR & NEW, Plaintiffs AttoTneys
The compsrt above fled the Office Of the Cek Of
the County loTk0 23d day OF January, 1897
PAINE a. NkW, plaintiffs Attofneyh
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
Copartncrsbip Nollres


/ United DPARTNERSHlP.-Th The undersigned
H hereby certify that pursuHt 20 the pov ons Of the statute o
oi Eswlok entitled OF Limited fAnershs, tly have
formed Limited Psrtuerhp Mercantile Business that The
under which a partnership 70 BE- conducted BAKER VAIL
ship Fish and Provision nt Ccmnsson'Bu-n-ss that
d. kellogg Baker resides o Broon, County Of hnE,
and State of York AID Joseph W Vail and Charles CLARK both
ud of State oi New York
The general partners Interested Ia said partnership, and that Tai
resides the Brooklyn aforesad the Only
special paaer interested n said partn'rshp that he Anouni he
which the said special partner Iamase Baker h conhndto
the stock u said pauehp the Of INenW hn,and
Dollars that the has been actually pad by BIN IN eash that
sad psfiuep the twenty second ta Of January
1851 and terminate the Jlsi dy OF De
ceuhe D. 1905 N the business Of aI patnenhp 10 be car
rsi on In TIE CITY and ei Nesiok, where is ou
place oi viii b. stgaieDs hcwloyk CITY Jan y n
Wtuess J. D. NHirE j. hkLLOht BAhIht
.,.........,.,.......... JOSEPH ". VAIL,
L & In Revenue CHARLES A. CLARK,
csuts General Partners
Cancelled TAlLMADGB BAKER,
.....................s.s ol@4AI iefNMef'
jas laV6NF
NOTICE.-The Copartncrship heretofore exist
~ " n ~ HOA1 q BkO, Ia tbs
dsy dissolved By nliuai oonsoutAes loEk, FEB ~ l5L
WM. H. HOAG.
EDWIN A. HOAG.
NOTICE-The firm of PERRY, FULLER a.
~ business this day Dissolved hy mutns
Mcdonald having vndfsNu fum The hm tud A dc
Wolf taken biz interest The business vii hc carried boo IN
Of PERRY FULLER Co, ~ No 81 Broadway We hope
friends will eoutiune their patronage a. usual ,,, ~
Es-YSTk Feb. ~ 1907 Pbbkt .FULbhh d 20
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

The oopysr PCTS@qth - tSs has nsSa Seea sppes
y,tea' IN oouSootoa S.ih the .-ga.e SABINE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
Corporation Notices.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
" TO CONTRACTORS-Sepste SEALED PROPOSALS. each in
dOred With the the bidder date of Offering title Of work. viii
be- received at this Oce until II o'clock FRIDAY MARCH
1851 for the construction othe following STONE BLOCK
and SEWERS 10 wit: PAYMENTS IN Canast from Broadway
West FyIinthst from PhL 10 Eighth Hlynnthst from
Eighth 70 Tenbave Yestry't from Canal 20 Geenwehs Fy
ld, from Sixth 10 Sevenihsve RBe-st from Pearl 20 'FRONT.'
Pnest from Front to southst Frontst from Walst to OP
Niamst from Beaver 70 Peast Fethst from Seventh TO Ninth
and Theth;t from rsi to fnye AID sr the construction
Observers follows; No Outlet Sewer ~ 1hirtyhd ST. and
Frstsye with branches Thrgf and Thirty seeondsis and hs
No Sewers Ia Launs between Canal and BTOOms with
branches tfTant lOrk, between West Broad
and st JOhnsane; Church and Es between White and
Walker Nt8t between COurand alley aud Elm and between
and BsIterss No between Fir yhrs and Fysrth-
and between Nnhave and Hudson Rivers No SeSeH In Hous
between Thompson and LRurns Commerce aud Bauow
between Beecker and Hudson In Lero between Btost and 81
Inke place. Corneat between Beecke and Fourth st. In ud
and Greenwchs between West Tenth and Hammond @ In
Beeckerst between Hammond and Bank No Sever in Lewis
Broone and stanon No Sewers in fortyseyenh
and between Tenth and BeYenihavS, with branches
Reyenhsve No Receiving Basin and Cuers al the W.
Fstae aud Forty fhh ~ W. Of BgthRye and Eff
yfouh g. L. Of Broadway aud Ptynnthsts n w
Seyenhave and Thirty econ and OF Bghthave
and Thirty sconst The plans DO and specifications and
forms for bids obtained on application 20 this Office
EoSF HoSFfs + .SSSkssSSHdH SdES' cro'on Az Board
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

DRPOr QUARTEHNAsTEKs OFFCKt (
BALrnoRE, Md, January 80 1891 -
IMPORTANT SALE of GOVERNMENT
VBSSBLw be sold at public auction a. the port Of Baltimore
iHsndrsous Wharf BanoTe THURSDAY p February
~, 1867, the -----..
SUPERB STDBwHBEL STEAMER COSMOPOLITAN . ..
Of length 225 feet breadth beam 81 feet depth Of bold Is
feet; cylinder - inches, and II feet stroke.
opportunity afforded IN the sale Of this steamer 70 persons
leirous % purchase really lrstcass vessel
Of light dr the and boiler II most excellent con
k'ton, aud the hull perfectly sound and strong
ed that for size and build the COSMOPOLITAN tnrpases
ans hitherto by Government for sale this port
Terms Cash. in Government funds, on day OF sale.
be learned upon application 0 me undersigned
pt The Aneoneers Mes. ADREON, THOMAS Co, No 10
South Charlesst .-..
order OF the Qusrternaster General A. 5 klMBALL
par6A A d 4 \ A perotO
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
nDeo0ina CARDS. &r.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. tO4 Full
~ ton-st-WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY (Esa
bshed lgl5l
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
SIPREME. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - u WI

-
- TERLEIN BERNARD yBTTERIEIN and others sgaps' CALVIN
a sTFCKRL STECKEL and 0then Iursuaace Of judgment
sr nj e supreme the State Of Nevik made the above
.-ted cou l. David Hawey. the referee IN SID named will cell
80 ip lb ( Of Sew-York TUESDAY tue I'D dy Of March
iay gh lslh " Miller
IN faloging described premises. viz
tbosp two CERTAIN with buildings Thereon situate lying
.sbsd by the numbers 6yiou (5 and syI 90 Dey street
Eonlr TIE Street House, teschd ~ certain linden
lie Of lease OF the premises made BY William Beach Lawrence
date the tweh lay Of july l ana re-
kofde tie once Of the Register Of the ' aL1 Conn
i.r Conveyance 81, the eighteenth DAY M nyt
lgSi whereby the sail Wism Beach lawrence junior af @
M said E Steeke his executors, administrators Ai
gns o. wears from he ht DAY OF August lcth
Beeke assignment hearing e eighteenth day Of Jo 1850 ana
said Ohee Lber J2 or COEvey a. page
I on tie 6hh 1854 and al the estate. right title
Al Interest said Calvin T. seke o. n and The sri also
sse and premises duhg ibe and remainder Of tho
~ tom aud unerpir subject 60 tie folts cove.
ssa provisions in the said inden'afe 0i -'s
feJnsfy H 1851 49,. ~ hA"Lhii heis''''
GUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
= Yark-GAWALIEL G. SMITH md GIMP r. HEGEMAN pAia
la, against LEWIS LILLE and LEWIS G. IILLlt
ICON. SeL) 70 he deni4lts: l0u are hereby sum llef @
Golri and required tie comp lalnt n f 4c thgP
hou wheh 6ed In the Of ho Clerk m ne eaheeeL
E sld County VI New loTd a. Tic City Han b the
y your the SID copn the subscriber o. hs ghee 10
Wai days atcT thf Hfict
exclusive 81 the DAY 0i suh ana you a "a
hs tsd compliant Ntln tie tine aosad ne Pdtg9 ~ @
sb doafs All ls-.E i ilieiet from ~ ifai cs q
btrl, .oaHd cg iiurrl sni trt besides W. cCss o.
= sarion-Dlted JaruarT ~ 1904 GEORGE H CAEEY,
ga GaoNR TIRifS AsoInd
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
Tales bp Auttion.

=
<NS-~-
A. NJ MERwIN Aucioneer.
by BANGS, MERWIN q CO., Broadway cor
I'D lhSses OF ookswos Of Art PsHcy Goods Furniture 1e
GRo. A. LEAyIT, Auctioneer
D00K TRADE SALE ROOMS, 49S Broadway
LRAYTFT STREBEGH Co. 10 j. T. Cooley. Con
TGSNESrs SOLICITED. LlsRARIEs CATAIoGUED AND SoLD
Wy JOHNSON, MILLER & HALL,
AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE
BROKERS',
Residences and LOTS Country Seats and Farms bought
t reud and exchanged Loans negoa Auction sales o Furn
THURSDAY, Feb. %, 1867.
GtR O'clock az Exchange Sales Room,
No. Ill Broadway, EewYork
-FOUR YALABLB DWELLING HOUSES AND 80 VACANT LOIS
IN THE CITY or BROOKLYN
Lormer T. side 100 f. south Of Grand st. story Frame House
Nos aud 2 Rusht Wthese two Sstoy basement ana
hgh-stoOr Brick Houses and water. ..
No jos Duhd, Sso and basement hhstooP Philadelphia mont
Brick House; and water.
Hewes.st sOuhwe Of Leesve., 8 Lots.
Penu-st, north west corner Of LeeAve, Lots
Bedford side, 1l2 n south Of Myrtle-aye., Lots
hpencert, side, ll2 n south Of Myrtleayc, Lots
DekAlh-ave., southeast GTaham-st 2 Lots 81,
Howadsyo west side between Butler and Balts's entire Mont IL
lots
Buler-s. north side 100 n west Of Howard ave, Lots
Baltic side, Of How 3 Lots
Howardsye. side between Butler and Baucss IL L"h
Baltic st., south aide, 100 n Of Howard ave- Lots
SaratogRsve, southwest corner Of Baltic S. LOIS
HOpklnsOn side, Bergen and ycAoD ss ~ AV''
Terms which will be al sale. 80, ..--.
maps information sPpy At the Office Of the AueuoneT
20 25 Nassau-st Newlerk
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

- York-ISAACR VALENTINE plaintiff agt ANTHONY Gil
LICK deendsnn pursuance Of judgment Of the Supreme Court
NewYOrk made the 2h day Of January 1867
JAMES COLEMAN the referee therein named will expose for sale
the Of February 1851 AZ u o'clock
the Exchange Saesrooms Ill Broadway n The City
through Joseph Mure Auconeer the LANDS end PREMISES
described said Judgment order that All those two certain
Lots Land situate lying and being IN the Mnettenh Ward OF The
CITY and bounded and described ows Beginning
point nohey side Of Rorfhh street the City Of New o
distant westerly the westerly side of Sec
along the noher side OF Forty
hh street inv feet; uorthey and parallel with Second
middle the block between
Forty sixth thence easiery soug said middle
parallel with Forty hh street ffy e and thence sutheIy
and parallel with Second hundred feet snd five inches TO the
@ norher side Of Forty hh street. al the point place Of begin
JAMES H. COlbMAN heleIese,.
FRRDR WHsTBRooK. Plaintiffs Attorney. Ja26 2aw3w SAW
The above postponed till SATURDAY March "a b At same
hour and place JAMES H. COLEMAN, Releiee
Flg 2aH2S Tu6F.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of

-
- EBW.YORK-ISAAC H. VALENTINE Plaintiff, sgt ANTHONY
GILCK, Dendanln pursuance Of Judgment the supreme
Court NewYork made the 2 day Of January 1851
James Coleman the Referee therein named will for ssie at
public auction the 10th day Of February 1861 at " o'clock %
the Exchange Saesrooms No Ill Broadway IN the City OF Newiork
through Joseph Mcclure Auctcneer The lands and premises described
Ordebat Is All those two certain lots Of land
situate lying the Nineteenth Ward OF the City Of NewYok
described ows Beginning point the north
ery side Of FOr6nh street in the City Of New York distant three
hundred from the westerly side Second avenue running
westerly along the nOrthey side OF Forty hh street my feet
norher parallel with Second hundred feet and
middle line Of the block between FOfhh and Forty
Ih thence eastery along said middle line and parallel with
and thence outheIy and parallel With Second
avenue hundred aud FIVE inches 10 the said noher side OF
eth street, the point place Of beginning.
JAMES H. COLEMAN, Referee
FREpR F. WEsTBROoK, Plaintiff Attorney. -
sale postponed I'LL SATURDAY, March 1867 at same
hour and place. JAMES H. COiEMAN, Referee