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New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
IN BANKRUPTCY.
HINTS TO PRACTITIONERS. N,

HINTS TO PRACTITIONERS, NO. D.
Nineteenth: In the notice by the assignee of his ap-
pointment. the place of his business well of his
residence should be given.
T,centeth The District Court for the Northern
District has refused to interfere to discharge bank
Tupt from arrest stay proceedings when an arrest
is threatened upon Judgment for debt created by
the fraud embeZZlemont of the bankrupt by his
defalcation public officer, or while acting In a
hduciary character holding that. although the cred
itor come in and prove his debt and share in the dv
dend of the bankrupts assets, he has in no way inn
paired the unpaid portion of his judgment or the
means of enforcing the same.
Juenty.frst: The New-YOrk registers have deter
mlned by resolution, that in the certified copies
OF schedules contain errors omissions legibilites
not in the original file, they will upon proof of
such fact order such certified copy to be returned TO
the clerk for correction.
1uenty-secOnd: Under section 1876 of the Revenue
laws, 1t Is not necessary TO atfx Revenue stamp
upon any instrument document, or paper issued by
n Judge, Register or Clerk in Bankruptcy as the
Department have held that such officers are Off
GERS of the United States Government within the
meaning of that section.
The former provisions of the Revenue act, requir-
ing certain legal documents to be stamped, have been
wholly repealed.
Ticenty-ttird: The District Court for this District
has decided that creditor has right TO appear in
any proceedings in Bankruptcy, or be heard therein
for any purpose until he shall have duly proved his
claim before the Register.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
TILE ARION HOCIETY.

The Arion Society held their midsomenachts
fest last evening at Falks Lion Park, Eighthaye and
Observation-Disclosures The gardens were IL
Illuminated In a very handsome manner with biue,
red yellow, green, and many other colored
transnareueles and lamps and the dancing platform
looked like sea Of fire with varegated lanterns Untl
n late hour this morning dancing was kept up.
A grand concert opened the evenings cntcrtanment
I'm which fun orchestra performed number OF choice
operatIe selections from different standard musical
Works A procession was formed late In tho evening,
giving correct and faithful representation oi
The chief royal and imperial characters VINO
figured al the Grand Paris Exposition or worlds FAR
bismarck and his quandam friend Napoleon were
n ridiculous manner and Franz Joseph after
the battle OF Custom laughing heartily az ms
onnonent the King Of Italy, and last but not least,
ne Autocrat OF the Russias, Waiting merrily
with tho Pope Of Rome, VINO seeined alreadinly
sion was very successful and the grand feature OF
the evening In every sense the Arons enjoyed them
selves well and happily
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

seventhst; sHhave from seventeenth to Nneteent rp
ST. Broadway from Eighteenth 10 Twenty -1rstst; mr'
tecnth-st from Fifth SiXthaye.; Sixth-ave from
Eleventh TO FOurteenthst Carnlnest from taekst "
Sxhave; Washingon-st. from Christopher TO Ler0yst;
Christopher-st. from Hudson to Greenwichst Green
wiclst from Barrow to LerOySt. Washlngt0n-st, from
Canal to Reade-st.; West Broadway, from Cahal 10
Leonard ST. Grandst from Allen TO ISsseX-st; Ale
from BrOOme TO HOustOBst. First-ave from Iwenteth
TO Twenty SecOndaye., from TwentyIOurth 70
Thrtieth-st; Mulbeuy-st from Chatham TO GrahdsLi
Baxcr-st from Chatham 10 WalkeT-st; Crossst, from
Mulberry TO Pearst Pearlst from Center 10 Chathi-
st. Respectfully, yours,
CHiRLEs H. WHALEN, Inspector OF Streets
August -, 1861
&. W. ID. Andrews, Inspector" in response says:
The remark that the ashes and garbage have not bee
thoroughly removed by the contractor the past week,
is not fairly made the carts have been daily over the
assigned routes the bells rung and all the stun carried
away that then and there put out more speclnc
allegation is made filing the omissions Saturday last
and occurring in certain localities in the Fifth, SIXTH
NINTH Tenth, Fourteenth Sixteenth Eighteenth Nine
teenh Twentieth, and Twenty first Wards Saturday IA
always heavy day for tho carts; and in addition TO
being more careful and particular this account extra
help ~ afforded on all routes needing it, Such was the
case on the Saturday referred TO- SO conclude after
dgont inquiry that each OF the streets and avenues
named, on last Saturday, the ashmen did go over, and
did remove all ashes and garbage which at time were
put out.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
TIE STATE of TRADE.

pr,,,,o Arg IeRecep.-wheat 2oOCc bush Corn 80 oCo
,nsS Rps Is 200 bush Pour 500 bb shigmsa wlsat S
5 Sa'h G cS Wheat du aai no reported quotation;
shout same Corn active and s@ sale: RSs oa offered Bar
Me'is - va eS%Ses unchanged Pork steady at last
quotations Lar Laa iaaS srm and active Wheat les, active No
spring s9fi 70, No dS s y SS. s cGsp @ No. Oats active az
sss oi 30 57a57ic @ no Rye sd,snesS p.. Sf saes 1
"a ~ Css Sc Beef cs 0aS Good 10 g Choice Ship
ping % lys sS ~ 0s q'sSE sEeS cH seSe tST az - I Re
GUi IBIS Flour bush wheat OGo buh CCT1 @ coo
Spa o, q 5 S SS.s eSs esIn S sa. Oats 0' '''
s.,, a21 bales Flour So Deable Extra sla
dull .: % Vis es:; e. sS Ss'i t'i Lard M
Mcsr1r Ala Aug scOon m.rist closed qne Low MSlOSs
2yc receipt. bales. sales Is bales: receipts Of the ~'eA ~
WiLasGroS c. Aug esPnis Iarpenahe unsettled AZ ''i"
s 100 bales receipts none owing to the washing away u tue rail-
roads Aug lsThs Cotton G ard prices have st
i Mddlng' 70 a7Sc sale. es bales "a h., N5pv
,- cs,sL.,IGs Dosos: S 3, 4%S Sai;a "''''H n'"
6cOon sIm but Unchanged sale: tO Sals.
Lex t;o s.'s s.. o5s Sozs S@ss.ns
a s" and active az Coz PoioO bbs sold from the landing
s.'Ia S: ssi Il lam. s'siSSo'isas ss G., Gold
Sterling Easns, & Sss .n cScH usS & was e
,.S a% re- 5 Fl I"s %s1% sT% "a li Ss sFsas
ssS S 8, 'i Double sai:' o GS'is5 % $3.50
:1d Es9s Sss 81 n. y ~ - s'
syss & q d.. s.s .sSS S SHS ssss sI'r sale. as sa
sphSS Rye saSOs unchanged Lard i2la9ie for
b6 wheat 1900 scE' cOn seoo Do Oats O DO Rye $50 DO
DS. cissssIfi Aug Fon fm bu, unchanged Wheat f%sI
No. iRsd "a s White ~ 90 Corn qais. ad unchanged With bat
Rys steady 81 Barsy good demand q q lsssl ss
TSi'Sn S,c% s%' @ Su Mas Sas sbS Sides dca; aud Al
H % a's n held S q and sS SSs sss m IS 5 i a%s 1SS and
N lEs esnaaa a l@ Fssssd demand s2es2 10 LIuseed gu
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

doll at s5 Lard doll Gel Groceries unchanged but hr~
Geld 1901 buying Exchange dull at par selling ., i.
CLKvsLASD o. Aug -whest dull and declined I%e sss ~
81 rs for Red No. Red 81 05 Corn steady at Voc fof NO l.
0sts srne Irregular; sales 6557c for No bSe hye
ouet A Barley Romiaal for No STATE Petroieae
ToIEpo Ohio Aug 6-FIOw Of Boubs Ertrss hem
Wheat active and advanced 2G3s ate
Michigan So a0S22s Amber, SO 2.9s2 1875 receipts todsyI
O0 hash Corn sales Of No Wabash at 81 o. snd
No receipts to-day 900 bush Oats shade oweri sales
At sic m 30 and Csc No Receipts today IL 900 bush hieS
& % bid for No. l. .,ooo 49, .,o a..
Ang lsFoar steady s,les Of 1000 bbb s Slo - nr
s. So for Red Winter; Sl2 50 for Doube Extra ineadng Ma
ous i all Wheat quiet sales Of 1000 bush Amber Michigan -
D busb white do 50 90 Corn Is 10 hf1ieo amsna
ss Of bush Illinois o. and 2s90bush In car ots At
grains and quiet Corn hes %
b. unchanged Shorts S22dSIJ shpsG5s 1Io v,
tun Frees duwbeat Ioc Corn SIC 20 ork ds "a
her Hudson. Lake Impo-jlnO bush C0rn ese
Seet Of Lumber Canal RrpotsI Isl 900 et of LumbeE u
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
THE STATE CONVENTION.

,r 4CTSsIoN ON THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
on BANKING AND CHARACTERIZATION
CONSULTATIONS.
, ,rLEsEAPH TRIBUNE
,rBANY, Aug. l6.-An Intellectual attempt was made
.ompel the remainder of the Standing Committees
,s IN number) TO report on before Aug 20. The
,don was tabled by q decisive vote. The Conven-
Il, went into Committee Of the Whole upon the
mt report of the Committees on Currency Bank
and Insurance, and on Corporations other
an Municipal, Banking, and Insurance.
r. p, first section was amended so that the powers
corporations shall not be increased or diminished
y special act, except for municipal purposes Cor
r rations, other than municipal, are also to be
frmed exclusively under general laws. A lengthy
I'd very animated debate arose upon an amendment
-,posed by Mr.. A. J. Parker (Dem.. Albany forbid
Ing the consolidation of railroads when the aggre-
-,te capital exceeds Sl5,OOO,OOO. Without taking
ton the Convention adjourned to Saturday at
Id m.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
NEw-YoRK, April I, 1861
CONDITION OF THE STREETS.


The following complaints concerning tfe con
,, - certain streets have laid before the street
Cleaning Commission I'D .I.I
To N, Strs.L CysaHiag C0Bmsai0a.
GESrLEMES have examined the street, tS tSe SSonns n
taDea ailers piers and bulkheads, ana nhd to ins
aonv condition, not entirely owing 10 the a 40
~ The contractOr but from the continuous neas
the nast week, except the following nah ~ ~ -,
and avenucs Eigbhave., from Forty seeou q, the
B i'm filthy condition, In consequence and
ontractor failing to clean up tho surplus Iabth
h ns he progressed with his WORK OF pa.iBs B titbv
ave udsoii-st, from Canal 10 Leroy 70 hsna Ieh
ntian i'm consequence OF sand ana rnDDisn pos nasInS
Sy the contractor L. W. Johnson who has Se Mr. pohn
al s,reef with Belgian pavement nohou IN . h Ma
s @ o. the same and he informed me tnat s ~
eo - Iii his sand and rubbish as ne went alons
% INT that the Eightave Railroad COMPANY hs ~
%onn raising and repairing their traeA anu anu a,n,na t @
pcoi 80 left by them -aid street. Upon chah1
s s Sonnd the above statement 70 De true SPhns ST.
non pad,yay 10 the North River, Is III nthy CON
IRON rom ~ consequence OF the rubbish and sand being
az ~ The contractor, Thomas X. Downing VINO pavsu
ad ~ street Will Belgian pavement Inc aSiss G ana
s.li nayn not been thoroughly remover ny lno voi
hgo 10 duriug the past week. In tue tolowhghaIneu
no md avenues ashes and garbage were not TO
~ an saturday last: Thlrdaye froIn slNteentnst
m T,vnty nnthst. also, from Thirty 10 LOFTY
a. a. ". fourth-ava, from Twenty second 70 Ihlrty-
s.coldst. Eighthaye.. from Thirty-seeola W AaS"'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
TIE WEATHER.

RHNAREs-lsh II 2p iny 10th the Thermometer was
lowest early a Ia G MoTEing-Ranng TO and thence TO
M an easiery storm; from to ~ overcast cloudy over
cast With bh uIul Ahemoou-OyeTcssi little dLiy rain heavy
drIily raa from 2:l5 windy gusty dIJ rain EVenng
Dnfa'y rain, cloudy, overcast, little rainy.
To the Editor Of The Tfbune -, -,
The osn asked whether the moon can ee seen wa Zen
Old When the hrst seen IN e
generally old Now, II one should watch Tor tne
Of the a moon the time he would hnd that upon n
rb, or as the moon aud become the old moon
rso about one aud each night until should rss
TAO hours before when would appear hn crescent
yery old moon that should take MS -
south pole o the earth where the atmosphere very gear S G
I 2eb March beneath the horizon All day ne ou
l see The moon npon the night and also Nhsn P US @ A..
~ u,cton iu about degrees above the sun ana noH '
npest crescent and would DO the hrst instant OF 'ne ha
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
Rrnm The Paris Times.

"There is no one article in the Great Exiii-
biOu attention than the besai
apparatus for the manufacture OXIDE exhibited bJ Dr.
Cotton NswYOr has been visited By the emperor and Empress
Prince Napoleon the Wales the King and Queen OF Pras
Prince Princess Royal Of Prussia the King OF bsgian
Sweden Grand Duke Of MetenbuG Grand
Baden King Wurtsmburg Prince humoe
Of Italy many OF This beautiful apparatus com
sanitary department. drew ths
grand prize only eve Of which were awarded the United Stes
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
REPORT OF COUNSEL TO CORPORATION OF
NEw-YORK CITY OF SUITS, ETC, AGAINST

REPORT OF COUNSEL TO CORPORATION OF
NEW-YORK CITY OF SUITS, ETC, AGAINST
SAID CITY.
LAW DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or COUNSEL TO THE
CORPORATION, CITY or NEwNo Aug. :, le6I)
To me Honorable the Constitutional COHccHtOH;
GENTLEMEN: In answer to your inquiry OF
August Sd instant copy Of which was served upon me-
/ would respectfully state:
First: There now pending in each and all Of which
the City OF NewIOrk IL party (s35l eight hundred ana
thirty five actions, suits, aud proceedings at law.
Second: The following list comprises ali Of the unpaid
judgments against the City OF Scw-NOTk, according 70
the best OF my knowledge and belief:
John G. DroOy. Action for salary as Police Clcih
Judgment of the Court below armedby the Court of
Appeals in June last Amount, $l,j23 n.
Carl Harbeck. Similar case 10 DrOoy. Amount
SgOS O6.
Arthur VI. Eastman Action for loss OF firearms, &c,
destroyed by rioters In The tried before
Edward Fitch referee Amount Sj36jI ST. An appeal 10
the General Term is now pending.
c. L. Knapp Action for loss and expenses arising from
being allowed 10 ferry from Fourtecntst Tried
before Joseph Hasin Amount, S5s,iej a. The plainth
that action has transferred - claim In the Board OF
Audit and will necessarily be obliged To discontinue this
suit An appeal has been taken from judgment
Henry HOrstCn. Action for loss of personal property
by OF rioters In 1863 Case tried before court and
Jury. Amount $500. trial has been ordered by
General Term case still pending.
Emil Reinhardt. Action for personal injuries from fas
ing into hole in sidewalk. Amount, sl,3O5 -. General
Term affirmed judgment.
Peter Thomson Action for amount OF increased com
pensaton SenOgapher Of the Court of Special scs
siOns. Tried before the Court. Amount, !is3
in 1885, Tried before court aud jury Amount SOS o.
An appeal pending.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
RICHARD OGoBNAN.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
THE scHurzEs FESTIVAL IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 16.-There is much
anxious expectation and pleasurable excitement regard
ina the baltimore schutzen Festival which
Monday next and continues five days. 1t Is the deter
mnation Of the Association TO render the festival this
yenr the finest yet given In America. committee has
heen detailed wait upon the President of the United
states 10 invite him TO be present at the
onenino and 10 Is stated he has expressed
determination 20 come. IL is expected that he VIII
be escorted by the Washington Schutzen Corps accom-
nanied nv tho Marine Band. Delegations from all the
cities i'm the Union are also expected and II Is confidently
asserted that will be 5000 persons In the line
Grand base ball match. Balloon ascensons, rope Walk
ing vivands, and nnnmerabe 0ther attracuohS VIII DC
offered daily duriug the festival
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
TIE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner of the General Land Office is III
receipt showing disposal OF 2 OF The
public during mouth Of July last, al the local ohee Bayfield,
WISCONSIN portion Of the land located with Agcnta
College scrip the remainder sold oI eash aud located with mill
tary warrants The cash sales realized S2Jl3 ,
ia answer 10 an inquiry Commissioner Wilson OF the General Land
Oe has replied follows widow having made Homestead entry
married hold her homestead by maintain
and cultivation Of the for Eve from the date
thereof or elects she commute the under the 9Th
section Of law by making satisfactory proof that all the requirements
previously by her and paying for the land al ne
rat. Al shich Il was held az the date Of the entry"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

hSp hSSsphere Of this body was far different from the last
o Of f Se e an ncSG 20 mI 6 xxi % e
ne hau Aeard of nothing but the purity of the people, and
the the capact Of the people for segovernmen Here
snd dcC%1ay % the capacity and honesty of the people
hu U IneT aT representatives. continually doubted.
pressed that our Legisla(ures would he corrupted
results as were predicted from continuous railroad line
from to Buffalo. The consolidation OF the roads
schemes ever adopted in this State Next i'm Importance
was dhe building Of the Albany bridge And now he sup
consolidation of the Central Hudson River and Har
legislature should gs be T c TO TO np grand d one and the
uon ~ was mistake to engraft legislative enactnents
IN the Constitution founded upon belief in the want Of
popular capacity and Legislative honesty. The people
bs n SG reGt It. He again repeated that the effect OF
the great West from our own boundaries. ""N' -
of railroads from tho Lakes to The CITY of NeW
YORK ana they must allow the corporations 20 ctgbino
their common interests aud the state OF affairs would
drive them intoit He should oppose the amendment of
Mr.. ALVoRD Rep., onandaga saw tho cloud not
bigger than mans hand that would darken the
State. The railroads would reach out their iron hands
and grasp the entire commerce Of the state obltorang
ture in time, and thus control the interests and
destines of tho State. To-day there ia want
Of combination sufficient to accommodate the travel
of the public Nothing more is needod for this state Of
things win last while travel demands it, Go back to
that answered all her needs In evil day she parted
with her canals True it was stipulated that the parties
who bought them should not raise the tolls but the rail
road power went down to tho capital and broke TINS
agreement. What Is the restf In that state Today III
s. 20 to tun Of coal 100 miles, whereas only
costs cents for the same distance In this state
Mr.. T.. CORNING Dem, Albany said lac felt induced
make this remark-that after thirty years experience
in railroad matters he feels bound To say hst he cOd
cred the proposition contained In the amendment wise
one and ought to be engrafted In the Constitution
Before the question taken two O'Clock arrived and
the Convention adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The folio wing is the list of abscutees:
Allen c. L. Endre-s,' kelcham' find'e,
Artels PorU,s Lor," strong
Brown, W. c. Frlcr* M'H 49, IJdol'
Cberitree. Gf.eleyt hHut Tosncud. NJ. L.
Clinfog tqNt Ap1tars Van Campon,'
CollqAan, nuuington,' I,.s00d,' Bod'
DcucliH,' Jarvis, iOtT,'
Ahsppees 27 those marked thus are excused leaye-25
Mr. Law dem, New-YOrBD, who has been absent for
few days past. his at the Deavan, suffering
from quite q severe attack OF sickness Previously he has
been very regular in his attendance tho Convention
Mr. James Brooks appeared in his seat last might for the
first time the latter part Of June. at that time he
was excused attend the late session OF Congress
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
Sp,tial Aotitts.
Health Restored for n Dollar.

Health Restored for n Dollar. .
Sergeant the 25th Regiment ", discharged In Asgu
1884, with inOurabe Liver Disease" writes to RADwAr
Rmirs T., under date June TO- 1857 that he has bees
entirely PILLS. at the Of
spending hundred and sixty dollars advice and me
cine to no purpose" COMMENT unnecessary.
Phce IS bOr coated with sweet free from taste eOh
By DugHsts
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
PARTNER WANTED"

Matthew Westbrook of No. IA Third-ave.
has been i the habit OF advertising for ian ludustrous
business man having 800 to $500 take half interest
In an puonablo business paying $40 10 $40 dy
-Four persons having paid from $500 To 500 for oea OF
his business aud having realized no prott theretron
preferred complaints against him In tho Thlrd Police DIS
irict aud Mr. WestbrOOk arrested, and theroupon
applied to the Court for ms discharge on haDeas corpus
on The ground that he had committed no crime judge
Mullen held that the complaints charge q criminal
otcnse and refused 10 release him. - , ,. -,
The following letter written by WestDrook 10 ono Vi
."' 'f ..r NEw-YoRK, April I, 1861
RESPECTED SIR: Your note is before me, ana contents
dny noted II you have the required cash eapltai e1 @
froIn incumbraice, and actually Unemployed anu
Willing 10 Give your entire attention 10 business PIoPOsuu'
reside i'm the city give suitable references nke an Vv
and light packing and manufacturing business VLa L
duties being mostly writing and bookkeeplne sIse Tue nv
amount of money you have 20 invest ProVluea my
business suits you shall be happy 70 invite you 70 my
office and have talk 40 my earliest convenience, oa
receiving your answer giving your proper hhIne na
address, The first question viii be IN ressrp 70 INC
csb and any attempt pry into my business Ior cuos
,tv s,ake viii be worse than useless, as nave NOT
moment to lose. j., - h,uhla servant
Hoping you are In earnest, az Is you W. sr,pnoK
am yours, respectfully, Hiiih"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

THE PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CONYENTION'
The vote last evening upon the amendment
,dyertently offered by Mr. Veeder (Dem Kings was
veedngly interesting evdencing The status Of the
invention upon the subject Of legislative commissions
n yeeder was not OF the bearing Of his motion
hen he offered II, and subsequently excused from
.lrr nnnn L. The following rs the vote.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
MARRIED..

RoGERs-RRBsEAt Chris. Church Brcotlyn D. on ThRr.dsy
evening IS by the Rev A. Partridge Mr. Mortimer Rogers
70 Eliza Reese niece Of John Woods all Of Brooklyn d.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
DIR. hennedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE

ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE. -
Every traveller by land should have bottle off
Esry Gy sickness health, should have bottle OF Il
II viii cure simple Summer Complaint ana
II will Diarrhea
IL will DyseRery.
IL will Gripping Of the Bowela
II vii. cure Cholera Morbus
viii Of the bowels When reduced with oOsene
kind
Full directions with each bottle hOw all diseases
occaoned loOseness Of the bowels Manufactured by
DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbnry. Mass '
Price One Dollar For BARNES 2l Part-
row r. WELLS Co.. lsS PaltOust " and C. n cRIr.
TENTON, No. 30 SIth-aTe. l.
The Heliotypc Company,
No. 90 Fulton st.. Sew-YOrk,
their process which, BY Of the phoografh
and chemicals enables them 70 Teproduce in
Relief Plates Printing the Ordinary Type Press
EHGRAvINGs ARCHITECTURAL AND MECHANICAL DRAW.
INgS MANUSCRIPTS, BOOKS, AUTOGRAPHS, &e, &c,
FAC-SIMILE Of furnished In the sire eaarg
relief be printed the let
the heapnsss Of be type press pnaa
REPRODUCTION Also IN LrTH0GRAPHY
LITHOGRAPHS all ordinary kinds uch Stock Certificates Bns
Checks, Notes and Drsfs Labels, kc - ....,x, =,
RARR OLD BOOKS and BNGRAvINGS reproduced n FAC-SIMILE
by either method
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
THE CROPS

THE CROPS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-The weather is dry.
Accounts FUN tho aroDs age geaeralH gloomy.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

Nh HITCHMAN Dem, New-York) Immediately offered
amendment striking out the words or appointed by
a Governor" which was defeated by the following
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-25
auGTIOsN SAL Els.
RY 7 H PARROTT-AUCTIoNEGI

BY Il. PARROTT-AUcTIoSE
roMM IssIoNERs,s SALE oyDWELLING
Y on PRIN CE STREET.-By virtue OF the
derree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria coun-
ty Va, in the suit of Jacobs VS.. Taylor, ct a.,
and by consent of parties interested, the sub,
scrbers, as Commissioners of said Court, @lll
sell, at public auction, in front Of the Mayor
Office, Alexandria, Va, at II ~, on SATU r.
DAY, the 9th day Of April, 1867, the three lAss
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, 0. Hi5:i
164, Prince street, on the south side, between
Columbus and Alfred Streets, formerly owned
and occupied by Lawrence B. aylor, esq; The
lot has front of,about 81 feet s inches, and runs
back 100 feet to an alley extending through the
square.
TERMS:-Tcn per cent of the purchase mon
ey to be paid in cash, ADD the residue in three
equal instalments, at &, y and IS months from
sale with interest," the purchaser to give his
bonds for the deferred payments, and title to be
retained until their payment
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Comn,rs
S. FERGUSON BEACH. I Oo''''n -