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aeheeling gegister.
saturday Morning,.............JuIy d.
The Gospel Of Murder.


morning may be derived a slight idea of
the condition of affairs in Tennessee, un-
der the rule of BRowNLow, and his ges
pei of Murder. Elections are to be car
ried by the bayonet; free speech must be
stifled by the bullet; independence of
thought and action, and every private
right are to be held at the mercy of
robbers and assassins.
The assault upon EMERSON ETHER
IDGE will be regarded as one of the
most disgraceful and fiendish acts in all
the disgraceful and fiendish record of
Radicalism. An old man, who has sver
been first and most active in all enter
prises for the good of the State,
and whose pride has been in
her prosperity; an aged and hon
Ored citizen who has given the
best years of his life to the public civil
service; An honest and intelligent poll
tician whose prudence some may ques
tion, but whose earnest devotion is
shown in the exposure of his gray hairs
TO insult and his person to danger, in
discharge of a patriotic duty-this ven-
erable and respected man is first grossly
insulted and then his assassination
is attempted by Radical ruffians, and
although he fortunately escapes, the
public peace is broken, law is deied,
blood is shed, and murder is done.
1t is not our purpose now to justify all
the acts of Conservative citizens in the
reign of terror that prevails in Tennes-
see 1t i. probable that they have re-
sisted when they should have submit
ted to outrage and wrong. 1t is
probable that they have defended
themselves when they shOnld have suf-
fered. With all the rights and immunl-
ties of manhood denied them and with
popular sentiment poisoned against
them, they could have no fair hearing
before the tribunal of public opinion, and
tits likely they ought to have done moth
ing in the way of self-prOtectiOn, that
would bring them before its bar.
Whether they should have borne the
worst of degradation or obeyed
natures precept of self-preservation
We leave every reader to determine
The great point is that Radicalism
cannot harmonize Southern society.
For several years it has had control of
Tennessee affairs, and there is less of
actual peace and order among the
masses. there now, than at any time dur
ing the war. Robbers are protected;
murderers are shielded; insulters and
outragers of women are unpunished, and
every conceivable enOrmity is justified
and pardoned if it be done under the
mask of that internal ambush, Radical
loyalty" Is there no sense of justice
left in the popular mind that will COM
pei the application of some remedy, aud
effect some reformation in the lawleSs-
ness now prevalent in Tennessee
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THE WAY OF MAN.
BY GEoRGIASA sTABB.

You wooed me with your clear blue eyes. I'D.
Blner and brighter than summer skies;
With your low, sweet voice and your iovini
Sweeter to me than songs of birds.
With tender manners and loving ways,
You wooed my heart in the vanished days;
And when YOU had gained Ii for your own.
False hearted You went and left me alone.
There came n day when your feet no more
Sought the path so often sought before;
When no moro the loving voice heard
That had So often my fond heart stirred.
Long, weary months waited in vain,
Then to my old life turned back again;
Having proved thee false as false could be,
Scorning the love that had clung TO thee.
You fegned love that never dies,
And wooed another with your blue eyes
With tender words and willy tongue
You won maiden, trusting and young;
She fondly dreams that nought can sever
The love you say will last forever.
When she finds your words are falsehoods all,
On WHOM in the hour Of grief will she call
Clasp her yet closer to your side,
She whom you call your promised BRIDE
Press your false lips TO her girlish brow
And say you win love her ever as now;
Vow that you never before have known
The love you cherish for her alone; Fl
Whisper the lies in her listening ear
She will one day mourn she lived to hear.
Walk where the glimmering star-beams fall,
And say she is fairest Of maidens all
Vow that whatever light may shine
1t will see no change in love like thine.
Repeat to her the same fond words eer
You told another in days of yOre;
When she finds you false in words and deeds,
What will she do for tho love she needs
She will one day watch, as I watched, In vain,
For steps that should come, that come not again.
Her cheeks red rose will give place to white,
And the eyes grow dim, that erst were bright.
And wien her dream Of bliss is over,
Will she scorn you then, oh faithless lover
Who lightly gave each love look and token,
Whose vows were lightly made and broken
You have won her heart to toss il away;
To yOuit is but the toy Of o day -4
And when You tire of your latest love
Where then will your wayward fancy rove
Who then will you win with your blue eyes,
Your loving words and your low replies
False 10 the old love, and false TO the new,
Where is the heart that win find you true
July, 1867.
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Mr.. w. W. Forbes has been appointed
Register in Bankruptcy in the 4th yir-
ginia District. He was member of the
State Convention which passed the
ordinance of secession, for which he
voted. 1t is charged upon him that he
consistently supported the Confederate
canse until the close of the war, after
which he became q rampant, uncondi-
tional Union man. The Richmond En-
qairer -arraigned the gentleman on his
record, and wished to known how he
could swallow the "iron clad OATH
Mr.. Forbes "perroatesD an answer, and il
there was nothing else to disauaIify
him, the silly twaddle of that production
should. 1t is certainly one of the weak
est and and most pointless communica-
tions We have ever read as coming from
o man who had any pretensions to ordi-
nary common sense.--RoekiRgkaR Reg.
istT.
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Special Meeting of the City Council.

Special Meeting of the City Couneii.
A special meeting of the City Council
was held last evening.
SECOND BRANCH.
In the Second Branch, the President
Mr.. Brady, being absent, Mr.. Miller wa
called to the chair.
The roll having been called the fol
lowing gentlemen were found to bt
present: Messrs. Acheson, Amick, Clark
.Darrah, Eoff, Hamilton, Keim, Miller
Nolan, Shallcross, Wheeler, Yencke-l2
On motion of Mr.. Acheson, the read
ing of the minutes was dispensed with
The Chair read communication re
questing the Mayor and President o
Second Branch to call special meeting
of the Council for the purpose of taking
into consideration matters relating tC
the Zane street bridge.
Mr.. Shallcross moved that the bust
ness of the evening be confined to the
consideration of the Zane street bridge
question.
The motion was carried.
Mr.. Eoff offered resolution that
when the Council adjourn, it be to NEE
on the evening of Tuesday, the 3Otl
inst, the special order for the evening
to be the consideration of the assess
ment of water rents.
Mr.. Acheson offered tie following:
Resolved, That Joint committee o.
the Council be appointed to meet with
the committee of the Board of Super
visOrs in relation to the Zane stree
bridge, which committee shall have
power to advertise for proposals, Will
plans and specifications, for building
new bridge over Wheeling creek a
the east end of Zane street; as we'll a
proposals, plans and specifications 70,
repairing the present bridge perma
nently.
The resolution was adopted.
The Chair appointed the following
gentlemen a committee Achcson, Shall
cross and Acker. Both resolutions
were then sent up to the First Branch.
On motion, the Second Branch al
journed. '
FIRST BRANCH.
There being no quorum in the FRS
Branch, Mr.. English was called to th'
chair.
Mr.. Wilson moved to adjourned tt
Tuesday, the 3Oth inst, the special or
der for the evening to be the assessment
of water rents. Carried.
The same gentleman then moved thai
the Clerk he directed to furnish the city
Sergeant with the names of absentees
and that the latter officer be required
to have them present at the next meet
ing. Carried.
Adjourned.
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University of Virginia.

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU
1 tien viii begin on the first day Of Oct obs 7
1867, sHd end on the Thursday preceding the
ith Of July, lSG5.
To be admitted a. a Student. the applicant
must be sixteen years Of age. There IL no pro
scribed curriculum Of studies in this institstion.
Every student may select the schools be- will At
tend. but in the Academic Department be must
attend At least three unless by leave Of the
Faculty he be allowed to attend less than three.
The method Of instruction II by lectures and
textbooks, accompanied by daily examinations
The University Is divided into three depart
ments:
i. Academic.
Wm. z. Peters, A. VI Prof Of Latin.
B. L. Gildersleeye, Ph. D., Prof. Of Greek.
n. Schele De We're, LID, Prof Of Modern
Languages.
CT. 5. Venable, A. ". Prof. Of Mathematics
LeOpc2 j. BOeck, Adjet. Prof Of Applied
Mathematics.
Francis H Smith, A II. Prof Of Natural
s. Maupin, A. II, Prof Of Chemistry.
'CTo be appointed sept. +th.p Prof Of TechDoL
ogy and A gTieultnral SCisBee.
w. a. McGuHey. DID, LID, Prof. Of Moral
Geo Fred. Holmes, LID. Prot. Of History
Literature and Rhetoric.
ii. Law.
D"bh y MlH'ir Lib. EIOi. ol common 1Bn
Statute Law.
$ O. SOuthan, Prof of Constitutional and In
teruational LAS, Mercantils Law and Equity.
IIE. Medical.
40 be aPpoiB ted sept. 4th,D Prof. Of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
J. [. Caben, II D., Pref Of Pbysioiogy and
Surgery
j. S l4vi. NJ. D.. Prof of Anatomy and Ma.
terra Msdina-
s. MAHpin, ". D.. PrOL Of CbeH.istr, and
Pharmacy
J. Z. Chancellor II d.. DesOnstratOr Of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expense. Of the student, for the
session of nine months, exclusive Of srtbooks-
clothing and pocket money, VIII be about ~ I"i
lows:
L For the Aesdemic Studaut, attending
three Professors 500. -.
II For the Law Stadert, attending the fun
course Of Law, S3G5.
III F0r the Medical Stndent, attending the
full Medical codrze 80 -
OF these suns. respectively, ~. sZD and
s5;a viii b. required In advance and the balance
In the Tyrogreas Of the session.
For Catal0gses. giving details Of the SrZznixa-
ton on the schools plan q inAtructiOu, expenses
Sc, aldres. VIM HertenbakeE. Secretary,OF
8 MAUPIG, Chairman Of the Faculty,
julyD =. o. University ofYa-
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Cooking Stove Emporium,
IO5 MAIN STREET.

DRRaONs WISHING AN A NO. 4
Il Cooking Stove, will please call at I05 Main
Street, where they can select any Stove made in
the city - low As the lowest and a. good ~ the
best Among our stock may be found the MOni.
tor, Standard, Pluto, IhdiznOla, Crescent, Sc,
for either wood OF coal We have = large and
well selected stock Of Copper. Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware, wholesale and retail
marie-3n GEO. W. JOHNSON.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA.
CAPITAL........... ..S3OO,OOO
flee ii Monroe street, next door TO I { Ma
tional Bank.
oFFIcKRs.
GEORGE X. WHEAT. President
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice PreSidrnk
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John T. Wilson George X. Wheat
Jas. &. Orr, Saml Harpcr,
a IOIn Z. O. Quarter n4iIS.'s Morgan ] /. oii'
George Adams.
REFRRENCEs
s. Brady. Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling: List, Morrison Co, Wholesale
Grocers Wheeling; Pryor. Handlan Co.
Wholesale Groccrs Wheeling Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling. Mcclellan S
Knox Boot and Shoe House Wheeling McCabc
Kraft & Co.. Druggists Wheeling: Geo. W
FTanzheim s Co., Wholesale Wines aud Liquors
Wheeling; Winship, Woods 4 Co, Qucenswan,
Wheeling: Lewis Baker Pub. RESIsrFE Wheel
ing; L. CMcAfee Notions, Wheeling; Camp
bell, Frew s. Co. Pubs IRteuiJencsT, Wheeling &
OFT, Son & Co., Hardware, Wheelingi j. H.
Sands, Cashier First National Bank, FairmOnt
r. L. Camden, Prcs't Nat. TX. Bank, Weston
w. Va Capt. John Mcclure. Jr., Wheeling.
mays
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Two kilograms in cipher were sent
from New Orleans, Sunday morning,
July 8, to the French Emperor and one
of his Minister'S, at q cost of $500 It
is supposed they refer to the murder OF
Maximilian.
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State OF West virginia.


Ohio County Ciresh Court, JHHe Raies,
lo67.
Thomas ~ Dale, George Rich.
m0nd, John 3. Harris, and
JO@eph Brown, p1rtDers doing
business under tho hrm name of
Thomas n. Dale 4 Co. ,...
Thomas J. Campbell sheriff OF, IN
Ohio County. 4 Thalheimsr. N IhaHefy'
e. Hirsh and II. Adler. Yarf
ners trading under the 1rm
name u ThAlbeimsr, Hirrh and
Adler and David GuBdliBg.
THE OBJECT OF THIS sCgT -
i 20 have the proceeds 0f sale of eertsin
property Of W. u. Sawtsll 4 Bro. made by The
Sheri9 u Ohio County State % West viTgfnis, BY
virtue Of two certain wits " Fl<r Paeles issued
out 81 the Clerks Ofior Of the circait Court, on
the Stb day of June 1851; Ons st the instzbss 0f
David Gundling the other PtSS1 Paeias az the
instance Of s 1halbsfB1sT. n Z. Hifph ana IA
Adler. partners, under the firm name of Thai.
heirner, HirSh aud AdleT. applied 10 ibe satis-
farti0n Of certain lien 81 eorlplainans. In Their
blIl fnny at forth. and the eaets Of this suit-
AhBdsyit having beeB made according 70 law
and Aied IN tbis eanss that :. Thalhsfmer. NJ
&. Hrsb and II. Adlsr. tlss dsfsndants IN tai.
eass, are not inhabitants Of this State 0n motlDn
Of The plaintins, BY their counsel 10 IL ordered
that they do OAppear here within one msnfh zftsf
the fourth weekly pgblieation ana dus posting
hsTsof, and do Ehat they may decm proper %
protect their interest," In the above entitled
eanD.
fezte: MICHAEL J. BREIsIG..
....-. Clsrk.
G. W. JEEyTJs, Sol tor COmplalnaat..
jez90sv4t
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Chair FACTORY Damaged.

CINCINNATI, July 26.-The chair fac
tory of Barber, Choate & Naber was
damaged by fire last evening to the ex-
tent Of ten thousand dollars,
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Dr0wned.

MILWAUKEE, July 26-TWo boys,
named Fritz Wagner and Prank Hauser,
aged eleven years, were drowned while
bathing yesterday, ... ,,s-1E ll
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Diseonteut In Israel.

We have published heretofore in our
columns accounts of dissatisfaction
that existed in the German Lutheran
Zion Chnrch, in Centre Wheeling. A
meeting being called to assemble at
that church last evening, by the
dissatisfied members, trouble was
anticipated, and the Mayor of the
city, with the entire police, were on
hand to subdue an anticipated out
break that was expected to occur. A
few moments after eight o'clock about
two hundred people were assembled in
front of the church, who asserted their
right to enter the building and transact
any business they thought proper. After
some delay these persons effected an en-
trance and went through with a large
amount of business, the meeting not
adjourning until very late hour.
Owing to this fact, we are unable to
present to our readers this morning any
thing like full or correct report of the
proceedings, and We therefore postpone
the task until Monday morning.
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ENSU NCE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co
OF WHEELING.

INCORPORATED IN 1881.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
i on Buildings of all kinds. Steamboats,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against nj
dangers attending the transportation OF good
on rivers seas, lakes, canals and railroads.
II. CRANGLE, President.
JOHN &. HERVEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Crangle John Reid,
Robert Morrison, j. Dalzell,
$. Brady, Wm.G Battelle,
John DOnlOn J. ID, Du BOis
CY- The company nas removed TO the uUce
UP STAIRS-in the Insurance Building
next door 10 the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the President or Secretary.
noyIJdly
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Suicide.

4-g.,.--- suicide. 49,
INDIANAPOLIS, July 26.-Hon. Daniel
Maco, ex-member of Congress, and
Postmaster at Lafayette, Ind, shot him
self dead at his home this morning.
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NEW CASTLE SODA.
IN lo0 ks9s 81 Carb. inst received and for saIe
By -. REILLY
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Pure cider Vinegar.
IN BARRELS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
w sale BY u REILLY.
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Ohio County Ciredt Court, JaHe Rals
iS67.
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The Winston (N. c. ScEiiRd states
that the body Of a negro who had been
missing for several days has been found
in the river. The head was completely
severed from the trunk. Suspicion was
attached to his wife, who was arrested
and confessed her completely with two
white men iE the murder. One Of the
white men had promised to marry her
as soon as her husband was out of the
way, and with the assistance of the
white men she cut of her husbands :
head. The white men have also been
arrested,
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CIV JEyyDe, Sol tr COmpl.lnant..
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ROTTEN SHEEP TO BE SLAUGHTERED FOR THE
NEW YORK AND ROCHESTER, MARKETS.
From The Rocbester Advertiser.


Having been put in possession OF information
that leads to the belief that extensive arrangements arc
now being made for the slaughter Of diseased animals
for the markets NewYor Rochester and other cites,
we deem It a the public make known the facts,
and II possible prevent the contamination OF the design
1t well known that the sheep IN some sections or west
ern NewYOrk seriously affected with what are called
the foot rot" and the "scab" These diseases are OF
such character as TO render the meat OF the animal
wholly unfit be eaten. Yet such are no doubt OieH
slaughtered and dressed for the market
In Livingston County many Of the Hooks are nseaseu'
and the owners dspOsug OF the sheep al merely NOM
na prices Sheep be had there for G3 cents per head
and the pelt is worth that sum. We understand tnaI
a slaughter wherein diseased sheep are 10 Do
dressed and put up for market. We have the namea
of the proprietors of the establishment, ana uns
less they can give the public the most saiis1acory
any of the diseased sheep which they may slaughter We
shall give the and put the pubic on guard TO-
gardless Of the consequences -,
We are informed and believe that the purpose OF Lh
firm is TO slaughter diseased sheep purchased OF le aim
er at nominal price, aud dispose OF the products Ia the
following manner: ~,
The h1d1uarers Of the sheep TO be sent to New
York the be steamed and pressed Tor
the taow and the residue fed TO h0gs! Inc ao
yers sold in Rochester The peltS Will go INTO
market where they can be sold to advantage
The yers of those diseased sheep are TO be worked INTO
sausage and the tongues sold to saoonKeepers ana az
the hotels.
This firm has already purchased sundry lots of sheep
for the They took lot OF Mr. Purdy
of Lvona for which they paid only 62 cents per head
Some of sheep have the "ScaD so Dady tat Iney
of the many that will be slaughtered This business en-
terprse must be stopped by some process We are tod
that the people Of the vicinity where the saScrhouSo
is being erected well aware or the design OF me own
10 has caused no sensation there Al east we 40
not hear any have been taken to stop the
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Cupartn,rsbip autitts.

rI,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between j. o. wHITEHoUsE and Henry IAskkh under Tue
fTm name OF o. WAREHOUSE TASKER is this day dissolved ~
ita,ion O. WHTTEHOuSE will the business bis own
account at the old stand Nos 5 and Dey-st
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0nsu Sttaurs.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN-That q con-
tract has been concluded with the ATLANTIC MAIL Co.. aud
that the ROYAL MAIL SERVICE between EewYork
baas and Hsysns WILL and after the 3 January 1863 be
performed by that Company. I. DARLING, (c,..;ou.,.
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q @bcm it map 6Onirn.
s1rrftssiunal gotitts.

CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
y Of sTRICTCRR VARICOCELE, HEMoRRHoDS PISIULA
~ % NOV. ot.e1re diseases Of the und. the exclusive
.aStroI of EDWAPD H. DIXON Editor Of The sehpe ohes
ioars from 70 w. and " evening" At Dr. D's residence
No ~ Fith-ATs
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0t,an St,atrs.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
IN OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
FOR CALIFORNIA,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
The elegant steamship
SANTIAGO be CUBA,....Capt. J. W. SMITH
viii be dispatched hy the North American Steamship Company
SATURDAY Die. H. AT NOON
hou Pier No % North River, foot Of WarrenIL.
Connecting az Panama with the new fast Steamship
OREGONIAN......Capt - SrrToS,
SATURDAY, JAN. 4. 1868.
Steamships having built aud fted expressly FOR ts trade
that UNSURPASSED for ELEGANCE
COMFORT
To be followed by the svOrite Steamship
NEBRASKA OF ARAGO,
Connecting at Panama with the Steamship
AMERICA
For Passage Freight apply D. N. DARLINGTON Agent
No. III Westst. Of WsrreR-st, n. Y.
CHARLES DANA, vce.Presideut wN H. WEBB PreIident
"a. ErcbE n
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6urpuratiun nptitrs.
REMUNERATION NOTICE. -PUBLIC

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC No
TCE h hereby given the occupant or oeen
pants Lots improved or unnprced nd'
lodged Office Of the Board Of Assessors for examination DJ All per
smFof paving with trap sree from avsuu' e f'
bung sewer, in street between Beach and
bsrt and between Watts Caneet also 10 ndoneei be-
tween Franklin and JAre so in North MOoesee between
Hudson West Broadway with brarcn IN
3d-For paving with blocks Sprng from Broadway 70
iuing sewer IN 52dstreet between 7isvnns
-For building basin the northeast corner OF Mercer and howard
building basin on the northeast Mercer and Canal
7For paving With stone block, cburce from Chamber TO
sFor tagging sidewalks sssre from ID avenue to Lexington
sbFor tagging sidewalks the side Of aths'nue between
having With stone blocks 95hsre from % to 5h ayenues
The limits embraced nch Rciude all The several hoss
and Ground vacant Lots pieces sra aree
Bcth sides Of s2se from 3sveaue to tue Eai h'er 70 'n
extent Of half the block from s2d-st 60 ~, 49,, w.,
2dBoth Of Washington street between Beach sna Hcosr
ees also Of HudoFsreet between fankn spd jay
Streets both sides Of North Mooreee esiSsa 9aaSh sS
BotS sides Of Spring Broadway 10 the extent
Of sa ss Sss Of Saist between s and 7th
o The south side Of Grsnee aud the north side OF Ho"Ade
from Broadway 10 Mereersireet , .,., -. ., r., a.
% from PIOsdwsy Merceseeii also the east side Of Mercer
street from Howard 70 csn,leesI =, CAM, ,,,... "a
The s,,.rt Of han the block from ChurchsEeet -
,;ss on sIsrest from to LeIipgen .renae
corner Of sthsTnus and running log feet
sOutheriy eth svenns =, . a., ,. % ,ss ,,.s., a,
So.s interest. are affected by the seOrsbsned '.'s
%S :.: and ,i sa1 : s sRsSH wing II
ofh Board Of A,;ssso q ,6es o,es Az 10 n. al. t ots
5 ,5Gs Z : $ SahShiliI Board tAn''''.
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