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ACSs,als.ssn.s Statement After ryphs, Tsrsr ~
TRACT Its taste delighted me- could take It without
chicken have now is nv bed ana enioy strsnrtS ana
good appetite. ": MAIDHOr, lsl Eldrdgs street. N. y.
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT 90 Broadway. I
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A.-Anel,e. Painted Fruit

All tho Fashions OF Ladies'. Misses, Boys'
GENlN, 5l3 Broadway.
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ladies Dr. 0oURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED soar
will eradicate all freckles, pimplss, bloches spots
biots and mako wnito the darkest skin bis fArfsmed
auons hair: his LIQUID vegetable Rouge wiz impar rosg
tinre TO The check or lip At Dr. FELIX dOuRAUDS %.
tablishtnent. ass Broadway near Grand.
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David. Fall style Of GentIemen's Hnss.-
:gpS Broadway near Duane street.
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A.-DenNnce.
As mouth cleanser and teeth preseryer, DR.. JoHNsOMs
delicious AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER defcs tho wofid
TO produce rs equal Depot Ill East Twelfth street. Stl
BY drugRstg.
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The Chantilly Races.

Tho Chantiily Races.
PARIS, Oct. IS, 1907.
The autumn races at ChantilIy commenced yesterday
The prize Of the prince Of Conds was won BY Lady
Henrietta
Alabama was the winner Of the Chateau Latte prize
and the well known horse Nemea took the Fay pre-
MUM These were the principal events Of the day.
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Fnrs, Furs, FUrs.
The most carefully seocted assortment OF easant Fur
city. far below tho sensation prces Of the
day. GENfN, 6IS broadway.
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s<ASs.;ISuIniyer:aiv Exposition, Paris, 1922.
the first grand gold medal for American Grand Square AID
Upright Pianos, BY tho unanimous verdict OF the Inlef
national Jury This medal distinctly classified first
oIderIos merit over all other American exhibitors and ovr
more than four hundred pianos entered "
nearly all tho most celebrated manufacturers Europ6
Msrcrooms Nos 100 aud Ill East Fourteenth stree Nav
York.
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A.-Rhemmatlsn Legally Warranted Cared
Remedy taken inwardy References IL 7o7 cue4s-
Principal depot 704 Broadway. Positively 20.
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tho various couvsntsns. after which shs msSting NJ.
iolrned:
County Convsntion--Jan~" .. Craig.
City Convsntion-Jamss Ne auley
SENATORIAL Conventons-Ssc~nd dlstrics, To 5tEe
Fursy: Third district, II. w. Kalbh,siseh.
Assembly Convsniions-First distinct Thomas Ems.
second district, Henry Powell: Third District. Thomas
rorsn Fourth district jacob Bergen, f;ftn district.
william Murray; Sixth district. yoofhsest sevsu>b
tIict. 7. B. Knight
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
rpmbiicsm city Convention-Nomina tioni


Rrpublirnm city Conventions oasiuations
Last Evcning.
Tho Kings County Republican City Convention YVES
held lsst evening Al No Court street, Daniel Sorthrup
in the chair aud Messrs Chester and Cove officiating
secretaries The routine business OF the Conven-
ton having been gone through motion was carried to
40 into nomination for Mayor. II moved that Mr..
Daniel Booth the present Mayor be nominated for
election but his withdrawn, and Judge Rsy.
noids then offered resolution and preamble comenda.
tory OF the OF william Booth during bis term OF
ONCE THIS was unanimously endorsed by the Con-
venton
ton was made TO make the nomination unanimous
which gave rise 70 loud applause Alderman Waiting
OF the TweEte,h ward delegation, rose from his seat
and declared his delegation opposed 10 this manner
of making the nomination, aud IN the " his
remarks denounced Archibald Bliss on the ground thal
he bliss forming coslition with tho wire pullerr
or tho democratic party TO their vote This
mark gave TO hsses and loud cries dsnunca ory Of
this version OF the GLAZING of the candidate for the
grea, deal Of personalities snsued and the drssl con-
fusion regned FOR several minutes during which Alder
whiting Was charged By delegate with work
INK In the interest OF Martin kalbfeisch, the demo-
cratic candidate for the Mayoraty Eventually order
was partially restored, aud the nomination Of Bliss was
made unanimous
The Convention then went into nomination for Justly
OF tbs Peace, with the following result
First Dstrict--iohn O Adams *
Third District Benjamin s. norehouss.
Fourth DstSIct--Refsrrsd 10 . committee III
Fifth Dstriot-Anthony walter.
On motion the Convention thea adjourned, ~ ,ect
the call OF The Char.
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YEFFNNs YLvANlA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 The HERALD.

hep"ted Correspondence Between General
Grant and nr. Lieber-Thc Former Ready
70 Accept ANY Responsibility.
PIMA kLrniA, Oct is. 1867,
10 O'Clock r. n.
Tho kor"ing Pot hes the following special despatch
from Warrington
Upon the retirement OF Or. Lieber from the once OF
rebel records no wrote General Grant consratulang
him upon his success and saying that 1t rarely that
history had ever devoved upon one many great
civh Aho military responsibilities He felt IL possi
PIE greater crisis coming than that which ended ~
Appomsox Court House. and he that he might he
strong enough 10 accept the responsibility Grants letter
ssald 70 be the most radical he has written. In II he
says 10 trusts no may have strength TO answer any re-
sponsioity that may devoIve upon him No matter
how solemn may be. he will not heslate 10 accept IL
II tho country demands H.
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A.-Apclles Painted Fruit
naturally that the pecked ~ the canvass 80
PnALONS MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS" as egect,Riy
deeves the birds and the bees in the neShbord
OF hive, garden frequented by hummng birds, Aod
exquisite perfume attracts the boes and the birds
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EsfEScHEib, Msnufac,1rsr, lis asssS strest. -

popuiar prices. BURKE, rs fulton streek
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A.-YounG Gentlemen's Fall Hint, Not LSst
sprug STYLE the STYLE but the fall patefA.
JAunty aud stylish. WARNoCk 0l9 broadway
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CITY POLITICS.

Republicans County Nominnslous-Th sdies,
Ticket Cosupieted Last Night.
The Radical County Convention at IT, adjourned
Ing held last night ct Headquarters Twenty
second street and Broadway, completed Its nominations
for county officers The attendance Of delegates was
full every ward boing represented by its sniks dele
cation. Mr. James W. Culver presided At eight O'Clock
the roll was called and the calling proceeded harmoni-
ousy until the Eleventh Assembly district delegation
was reached Here Mr. Thomas Ellison arose and said
that DO came At the request OF General NJ Wstmore,
whose letter he held 10 represent that gentleman, who
was unable to attend. Quite breeze sprung up IS 10
whether or not an absent delegate had right TO APP
point PROXY Those who assumed the negative OF this
question commended that the delegation alone could oil
vacancy occurring IN It's ranks The matter was decided
"a opposuvo 70 Mr. Ellison's claims aud the delegate
the calling or the roll completed
Alr. Joas H. WHrrE moved that the Convention nomi.
nate candidate for the ONCE Of Saperysor The mo.
ton was carried and after spirited contest the vote
was announced ~ follows .--lsasc T. Oliver so. W H.
Mckinney 90; scattering 3.
Gr. CHARLES s. SPENCER moved that tina be
made unanimous, which agreed to.
Mr. wnrE then moved to refer the matter or MONT.
cssoned BY General Shalers Resignation be referred to
me executive COMMITTEES, with power This motion
was negatived however and the Convention proceeded
10 vote for candidate a. follows
:, For supervisor short term DE-. VIM. Y Alexander,
To F.'s Chair as maIn s: sern ssS
had majority Of the votes cast, and the nomination
was, on motion, made unanimous
Mr.. IRA o. Miller moved that tho Convention proceed
20 nominate candidate for the office OF District Attor
ney. The motiol was carried, when Mr.. Hastse moved
that Colonel Rush G. Hawkins be nominated by accla
nation The MOTION agreed 10, and Colonel Haw-
ton mem. con.
Tho nomination 5f three candidates for tho Office Of
Coroner was next taken up. DR. Alexander IL. Robin.
son. Dr. Alexander Wilder DR.. Louis Nauman Dr.. Snod-
grass, DR.. Andrew Robinson and DR. James p. Nor
ven were named. The vote resulted follows VIII
der III; Norye, Of Nauman, 81; Robinson, 5s snod-
grass, 20. The Chairman thereupon declared Drs.
Wilder. Norve and Nauman the candidates OF ths Con-
vention, which nominations made unanimous.
The matter OF nominating fourth candidate for Coro-
ner IL being disputed legal question whether not
vacancy will exist when DIR. tSchrmsr shall have
served two years in that oIlcs) referred to the
Executive Committee 10 act in the premises they
may see proper when, ON motion OF Mr. G. $ spencer,
the Convention adjourned sias die
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THE PLAINS.

The Pence Commissioners MT Fort IRrncd-
Meeting Of Citixens In New Mexico TO Sc.
cure the Extension Of the Pacific Railroad
Through that Territory.
sr LOUIS Oct Is, 1851
The Indian Commission was at FOR, Larnod on the
l2tb where hoy met sa,anis head chief OF tho Kiowas
aud several leading chiefs Of other tribes who will
company the Commissioners 10 Medicine Lodge Crock
Governor Crawford and Senator Ross OF Ksnsas, are
with the Commission, aud strongly oppose any iompor
zipg 20 icy with the Indians
In case treaties adequate to the security OF absolute
peace cannot be made. they will their influence 10
have large numbers OF troops stationed the plains
and sufficient aid extended 10 the railroads to COM
pete them. With tho railroads finished they say tho
game will disappear and with 1t tho Indians
letter from Superintendent Murphy cautions the
Commission against taking large escort with ihem for
fear the military force viii frgnten the Indians away
Late advices from New Mexico say that large meet
ing OF citizens OF the territory held ct Santa 70
on September 81 to consider ineasurss TO secure the
sxtenion OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad through New
Mexico TO toe Pacific Ocean. Governor Mitchell pre-.
sided, and speeches were made by General Palmer.
treasurer OF the railroad company Major Calhoun Chief
Justice sioUgh Hon. G. r. Cleaycr delegate TO Congress,
and others all taking strong ground in favor Of tho
enterprise
long series OF resolutions wore adopted. setting
forth the numerous reasons Why Tho road should DO
aid 10 this road as has been, may be granted to the
Omaha route.
Indian Raid ON iWichcnburg. Arizonn-Aii
the stock Of the Place Carried GA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Is, 1861
Lsts advcss from Arizona state that tho Apachss
made raid upon the town OF wiokenburs and carried
oa the enls stock Of the place. The Indians were
well mounted and equipped There was no resistance
or pursuit. tho cavalry had taken all the horses
the place. The less OF closes the operations OF tho
vuiturc COMPANY, the only speck OF sunshine the
dark horizon OF Arizona The Indians continue 10
init outrages In every direction. General Gregg.
msuding, 10 vigorously prosecuting the war, aud " u
for lack OF troops aud the stringeney OF orders
from hesdquariers more would have been accom-
piishsd.
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Natural aud duraiio by druggists Depot SC Doy,st
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Mozart County Convention.
The County Convention OF the Mozsr: democracy at
Mozart Hall, sl4 Broadway. last evening and made the
following nominations -
For Supervsors-Long term, Smith Ely; short term,
Isaac Rosenberg.
For Coronsrs-Owsn Keenan, OF the Eleventh ward;
Michael Smith, Fifteenth ward and John Widcy.
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sL aides, " You Wish BenutifuI Feds md
b1 20 Tor yourselves and fannles, Patronage ..wx
MILLEn A CO. No. Uniorf 1ZAre.
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Mozart Senatorial Conventio,
Moxart AsscmbIy Convention.

Democratic Union Nominations.
The Democratic Union Convention, 10 nominate mem
bers OF Assembly, met last evening and adjourned, with
the following result Fourth district, 7. II. Hayes
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The Official Democratic Majority In the Late
Election.
HARRISBURG. Penn, Oct. is, 1857.
The correct Official majority for shsrswood the demo-
cratic candidate for Judge OF the Supreme Court e22
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come aud are ciched 81 STOKES sS5 Broadway
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Tho Very Highest Prize. the Crors of Tire
ANA. M * VI EYE ;' ia.ss
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kc' nucky,s Great Time Race end AZ srert-
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w8rren,s Household rhysicfrr. ~ Irm
warren A. M ~ D., Fellow OF tho Ma-sschusctt Msdfc~l
Society, &C. 0pps, svo yb ana $50. cnIosd
plates No afford 90 DO witaou. 10 Bold ~ ths
fRA va hpIaYex" n washington street. Boston, Mas
III n. BOLSTER, General Agen,
MT Fulton street. New York.
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,5 5s,as e ks ef'a, T sss.,o
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Tssrrsy: rsse.s Wsn,hsy -. Es s-ys
xasGeu lsua. New YORK. ffff vft!.r1tt -
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Democratic German Meeting in the Eighth
Senatorial Uisfric

A meeting took place last nightat SCI Third avenue
and was largely attended by German democrats OF the
Twelfth Nineteenth and Twenty second wards Mr. John
Nvustaetsr in the chair and after iutrodnc-
tory remarks Dr. Charles Nanx addressed the sscmbago
welcoming the German republicans vino had to tho
meeting After having denounced negro supremacy,
the Excise law and Purtansm, he invited German
voters OF the republican party with them against
the republican candidates, and concluded with recon-
nending tue nomination OF Mr.. Michael Tuomey
date for the Senate from tho Eighth Senatorial district
and OF Mr. Henry Clausscn, Jr, candidate for As
ssmbymsn from the Twentieth district. After the two
candidates had addressed the nesting expressing their
concurrence in these views they minated unsn-
imousy, and committee elected 10 urge the Tgm.
many Convention TO endorse H. The meeting then ad-
journed
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~ k s." Tsys Gsf:' s TTf G 81 a G'H
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Democratic General Com mItU

A meeting Of the Democratic General Co mmi.ss, va.
held last evening for the purpose Of rs0 ,vns the Gre
dsnss Of the delegates eisc,sa to thu several conven
lions a. the primary elections. Tssrs were . fsr
protests from parties In some q ~ wards against tbs
regularity OF the elections put W ~ were quickly ds-
posed OF by e sudosmsnt OF she credsntiala sianad
BY the reGrAr inspectors
Ihs Char appoatsA We fyowips peruons 10 ersaaiss
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Republican Assembly Conventions.

The republican Assembly conventions held last
evening with the following results
DIT Dis,
3-AdIourped A-Adiourned.
5-Adjourned lB-AdJourned
6-James o. Eliery. Nv. II. Harding
S--Adjourned 1S-Saml. s Urmy
10-HermAu y. Bauer. l9-Adjournod
l2-Adourned. 20-Adourned.
13-JaInes G. Armstrong H-Wm. H. De Camp
Mozart Senatorial Convention.
The Mozart democracy OF tho Fifth Senatorial District
held . convention last evening but adjourned without
making a nomination.
Mozart Assembly Convention.
The following Is the result OF tho meetings Of the No.
xnrt democracy held last evening the purpose OF
nominating candidates for members OF Assembly
Dit Dist.
Adjourned u-Adjourned
John Foam. lS-P Il. kcDonoagh.
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Nnox's Styie.-The most stylish nrtlc6 we
ave In the style Of hat FOR - pre-
season gently introduced By the csleSr e, AnuA
M Broadway OF Fulton st., snd NO. hSs brApwy
We thought TIA. some Of bis previous prodncuonen the
way could aot ercclisd bat 40 we're not swHe MS
remarkably inventive genius. q
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II Yos Want g. o0<tl Light and ia lat
20 10 w Ills. lai Fulton sirset. S
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window shades aud tIoIIa nds cf Al Coior.. =
Hyava paent 4elf aeting SHADE Fixtures best 10
q u >. q. kElfy. al Broaissy.
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he iqnsrun-F0r the Married Only-5ygry
MARI ed shoui A. know about kelNnscun RvsY mss.
RED sdy should GET nor husband 70 nnd out about cas
scum send FOR sef'ed circular enclosing stamp sd "
~ iagss or dc yered y mail 70 any pa. Of nc c.rn,
ce !nic society once la7 Pearl street Post omcs DOE
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The German Brewers md the Campaign.
A meeting OF German brewers, malt and hops dealers
Was held Esssx street yesterday afternoon, whom
rangements made for convention OF the brewers
aud malt dealers, associations which In about week 10
be held In this city for tho purpose Of taking meas
ures for united action during the election. Mr. Henry
Claussen presided on this occasion. The convention
will be composed OF delegations OF the various brewers
and malt Dealers associations OF the whole State and u
expected that important action will BE- taken Ia
reference 70 selection OF candidates 10 be voted for
by those engaged in the trade during the STATE cleo
finn
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VIRGINIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

Radical Meeting In acknowledgements Of
Conxress@aa washburn. Mr.. Ordway aad
Others
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Miscellaneous Assembly Nominations.
Mr. william I. Jennings has received the unanimous
nomiaaton OF the constitutional Union party for
Dor OF Assembly from tho Twenty nrst District
Tho conservative republicans OF the Twenty nrst
Assembly district have nominated Mr. Horatio T. Allen
for Assembly man from that district
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Four Race. l".dsi saturday. See advsrlssse
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Wholesale and retail.
u ~ ~, v. KkkkA'A ~ 8soadNxxnl
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Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the Cgpmi.o1er o. le
sale public Ructoa, on MOSDAl ~ Ap
1851 a noou the IA auRe sasroom. Va The ty o ioiA
0f improved aud uninprovcd Real Estate
Aldermen end CoHnonlly ~ he t OF NeN-loih ~
n of property Together with the terms and rolos e saw
@ he had soh application at ibis oncs, where VII he htlsn ~
and after Ap l5 rnaP Of the property 20 be- s W 'nh
H. len t All purchasers NtHABD 49, tucNoll t"nlI'et
bopsuurut v FDAucN e0nptlgC. OaicU. 3la.cL - i5o
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Maven 100 800 (EiI LD H. lRl3 CLl 100 tbT
por BhdgepoT 100 Eo0 .rj II30 I2i5 Grl 900 ELA
Tor MiIord and stafford o. llaO ~ ai5, 40 ? m. go
For Fsfsd Southport Westpor 100 lLD m 49, 80 ?
sor Yorw,t 200 (Er) 900 I3o m IRIS (ELl 900 tkI
ga. 80, so, SEQ fEI) p
For Dsfien 100 400 llJn ~. 145 80 $50 p NJ - .,o
Far (feenvich 100 900 n % IS 3sj 40 80 bpp m
For STANFORD 100 800 On 900 lo l2l3 tEIl Zl3, 1Oc
Or 81 80 30 ~ . SC SsI ,I p m 90 600
Az, 40. $50 CJ0, 200 p m. - ..
'' CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston Spru sfed 800 A. NJ iEn), 800 ltL6 bWr m
For Boston Wis shore Line, r. IS Ok 800 p - . =.
To Hartford and Springfield, 900 tEIh 2s 200 9TH oV
~ NO,
FOR Connecticut River RTosd, 500 m (tr fl9 H. " Noh
tlef 20 .. 10 Northampton. ...,. , 9, f.,
FOR Hartford Providence and fishll Railroad 800 MI NJ |
pm. A.. p-,...I -, q m . a.
u 10 800, 800 y. m.
For q anal RAILROAD. II Is p. N. 10 Northampton.
For IIonsatouic Railroad. hoO a ~, 800 p m.
For Eaurstnck Railroad. 800 a. n, 400 p N.
Ior Daniury AID NOualk Railroad. 100 300 a. m ~ m
Sohmolious n'''l4Nt '''' ''~ LAMPS H. HOYT. supL
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CUPREME COURT, NEW,YORK.m-EDMUND

IL Il
- p RTSIIMORE against RICHARD II. BOVINE and others
ia sce Of Judgment order Of the above court The above
tJ ron Acdr Aed the referee named In the said Judgment
or, Min se through Edward A. Lawrence real estate auconeer
Ne Rne Saesroo M Broadv IN the City OF NeNioIk, on
G nh d Of February 1907 At u o'clock all th lands aud
In ai Judgment order that Is TO All that certain
nen, or aud lot u land situate lying and being the
Tigb yar OF the Eewiork bounded and containing as IL"
Lows Beginning point the soueas,er SIDE Of sullivan street
AZ nopt s feet onr and halt inches aouhWeefy
from Grand thence running sonthNes'ery along nat,h
ev let thence running south esteIy line parallel Win Irani
i to ground late Of John Ayrs thence nofhe,r along
entioned ground thirty feet more less TO an alleys thence
po-l oug .ad alley feet ten hes To- line running parallel
Win Sullivan Street, thence running southwestery along TIE a hue
lei three inches TN strikes line running night angles With
su,sT street and north westerly along the last mentioned line
eG T et The place beginning together with ingss egs and
Tee through the aid alley common with oil others legally entitled
10 h rights subject however the bearing and paving oi JUST ana
equitable proportion Of the expenses Of regulating and maintaining tue
olrv ths aud assessments ialins ttreon
Dated r. \ February It, 1871 . - 80.
D"''' ." - ALFRED r. ACKERT Referee, Plne street
CvoucR w ZrvyR Plaintiff Attorney. $500 80.
Tho s of the premises posroaed uhhhe 2h Ia OF Match
lgfi Al tbe .,me hour anil paee-Datgd leh aih, 1851
'' Z" ' ALFRED 4. ACKERr Referee, Pins slr.rL
GpanGv W ZsyEa, Plaintiffs AttoSneY - .
me ~s Of he premises Is farther postponed unt e M day
Igg7 hour auA piaeeDard March lit Woe
'f''' ALFRED =. ACkERf Referee, Pi-c street,
GgorGH W. ZESrR, Plaintiffs Attorney
2aHWASa.
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NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAlLROAD.-
~ Leave Ilnnts Point G:t5a No. 72j 30 ,90 a N
1880 an 2JOp m.i t4Jo $3.50 p N S;iO m o.iS
Sutday o: nj 1880 p.ui $50 Through TO ufeA' NA
citing with Stages MANIFEST and Pot Washington returning ~
.:Na re- 1880 p. TUESDAY and Saturday nights EhtA iss''s
Flnug 81 n p M Hunters Point ~ Rl' ~ Boats t@'e JAMIE
'W WV '' l. C. VOORHEES, Superintendent
NTEW-JERSEH RAILROAD.-Iralns leave
foot Of Cont snd for At and 10 a. m IL m
aud y p BATIsoKK and WAaHiSG1oS Ats ana ~ M
n sudl II midnight
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bdlts BB NRrnoK


XIV IJTNyPY II LEEDS g. MINER, AUCtiOnceTs.
tNS A'h1-'4' ADMINISTRATORS SALE
- ofthe
rN-Trpr STOCK OF TIE MASON nOREE.
A., 90 VAST FOURTEBNTHST UNION sQUAbb.
" - consisting
ALL THE ELEGANT FURNITURE, SILVER
SILVER AND GOLD PLATE, LINEN, -
y,pcrr tIN AND GLASS WARE, DRAPERlBS BRONLkS,
MIRRORS CHANDELIERS. CARPETS &c, &c.
TUE ENTIRE EXTENSIVE AND MOST VALUABLE
" STOCK or WINES AND LIQUORS,
- rrressly for this House Of the most rare ana cAoce ne
W. sulpuOnG
Also
PRESERVES, FRUITS, AND STORES.
Il, bs sold without the premises,
a., Tuesday 18th WEDNESDAY 20h, THURSDAY, 2lst
FRIDAY pa and SATURDAY. 23d Of March,
Al lOt O'Clock each day. - 49, 49,,
r. Vine, and Liquors viii be sold FRIDAY and SATURDAY 22d