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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

The STEAMER GEoRGIANA AND CAPTAIN
HILL.-The steamer Georgiana, Captain
D. J. Hill, which for three months past mas
been running between Aqua Greek and
Washington, has been Withdrawn. one
will be retained by the Bay Line Company
for extra service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

SAD ACCIDENT TO LITTLE BoY.-On
Monday last, while Leo Conrad, son of
Mr.. F. J. Conrad, residing on Main near
Fifteenth street, was at play with some
comrades, flight Of steps, weighing some
four hundred or more pounds, fell upon
him, breaking one Of his legs very badly in
two places. The little sufferer was taken
to his home, and physician (Dr. Waring)
sent for, who set the fractured limb. lie
was doing well Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

BURGLA Mckeegan was
yesterday arraigned before the Mayor
on the charge Of breaking into the house
of John J. Leonard, located on Cary be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
and stealing box of cigars, door, and
other articles. Mr.. Leonard not appear
ing, the case was continued until to-mor-
row, and the accused bailed in the sum of
$500 for his appearance Mr.. Pat. Lar
kin security.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

The HABEAs CORPUS CASE Of James
Kiebler, the United States soldier who is
trying to get out of service on the ground
that he was enlisted when under age and
without the consent Of his parents, will
come up before Judge John A. Meredith
at II o'clock to-day.
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REV. DR.. READ.-The Hamilton (Ca-
nada) Times states that this earnest,
faithful, and successful minister, of Rich
mond, Va.," was in that place recently, and
preached in ST. Andrews church "to q
large and appreciative audience"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

MARTYRS TO CARELE- all the teeth
that have been ruined by neglect could be strung
together they would reach thrice round the
world. There may have been some excuse for
this havoc in days gone by, when there was no
absolute safeguard against dental decay In exist
ence, but there is apology for 1t now. Fragrant
Sozodont, the world renowned antiseptlc denti-
frice as certainly protects the teeth against decay
as oil prevents steel from rusting or water arrests
the progress Of fire. SO ls-lweod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

For THE Yesterday Mr..
George C. Christy, deputy sheriff of Rock
ingham county, brought to the city negro
man named Minor Johnson, who had been
sentenced by the Circuit Court of said
county to five years imprisonment in the
above named institution for house-break-
ing and larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. series Of meet
ings have been in progress at the Union
Hill Methodist church, Rev. P. A. Peter
son, pastor, for several evenings past. They
will be continued through the presentweek.
Mr.. Peterson has the assistance of Rev. Dr..
Leonidas Rosser in the good work, and it
is gratifying to know that considerable
interest has been awakened. Large con-
gregations and attentive listeners nightly
attend upon the preached word.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

PETITIONS IN BASKRuPTCY.-The follow
ing have fled petitions praying for the
benefit of the bankrupt act since our last
publication:
Joseph Palmer, Lancaster, September
goth.
William B. Mccarthy, Lancaster, Sep
tember goth.
Charles Schey, Lancaster, September
10th.
Samuel P. Gresham, Lancaster, Septem-
Der Goth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

THE COURT MARITAL was in session again
yesterday, and examined some soldiers for
breaches Of military discipline. The SEN
tences Of those examined will not be made
public until the court adjourns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

VIRGINIA. BIBLE SoCIETY.-A meeting
Of the Board of Managers Of this society
will be held in the lecture-room Of St.
Paul's church at ! o'clock tomorrow eye-
ming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

A LONG LOST Cow CLAIMED.-A case
was heard at Henrico courthouse ycster-
day, before Justices Pleasants and Yeat-
man, in which Mr.. Patrick Dugan claimed
q COW that had been in the peaceaOle pos
session of DR.. William F. F Farrar for year
or more. DR.. Farrar purchased the animal
from Mr.. Herman Schwartz-a fact about
which there was no doubt-but the plain
tiff having clearly established his claim,
the justices directed that the animal be
restored to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Clop-
ton s Harwood sold at auction on yester-
day two lots fronting 33 feet each on
Twentv-ffth between 0 and Z streets,
running back 1872 feet-one for S6.oo ana
the other for s7.25 per front foot.
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8irllnrond 1ispatch,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" i" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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ballard HOTEL, RICHMONNOa
ID yA.-THE LEADING FASH1ONABLs ao.
is now complete In all It's appointments.
In Its structure and furnishing, particular ate1
tion as been given both to mfort ana styIe; ~ ~
is remarka ple for It's cleanliness and its furniture
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar billiard. ana
ana Beautifully arranged. The ladies' par!ors,
the aT,s hoo1 r. sasy 81
Ths tsbla ia supplied bounteously with sll the
dalicseiss of the season that this and other mar
ksts afford, and many Of the supplies come alfs''
~ Ths @ .nhscIib.rs. in their new connection, beg
lssys to pIsdgs their best efforts to the n maints-
nance OF this nrst. class hotel snd ssx the sup
Inrt of Iheir fris de and the public Reneraiiy
poi' - JOHN P. BALLARD b SONS,
JOHN p. BALLARD, aioPAAs''
WILLIAM p. BALLARD, .nn
+. SrkIBLIAe BALLARD
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI.
D1NG.-Mrs. Emma Lord and Misses Annie
St. Clair, Mary Marshall, and Fannie
O'Dell, were arraigned on the charge ol
keeping and being inmates of house Of
ill-fame on Fifteenth street. They were
required to give security for their good
behavior.
Jim Johnson, colored, up for threatening
the life of John Clark, colored, was dis
missed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

PREACHING.-The Rev. George Wood
bridge will preach in St. Marks church,
on Leigh street, this "Wednesday eve
ming at quarter before o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

THASks.-We are under obligations to
Captain z. G. Clifford, Of the steamer !ohn
Sylvester, for Norfolk papers of yesterday
in advance of the mail.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
kN session begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER,

BY messing, for which facilities will be afforded,
the cost OF board will be reduced fully one half.
Tuition fees re payable one half October one
half February is.
Fuel, lights, and washing will cost about 81"
per month
RxPgSsEs OF A STUDENT FROM THE CITY.
Naturalization fees for three schools. $50 %
Payable $i5 October remainder February ID.
For catalogue and further particulars. address
the President, Box 4o4, Richmond.
an 9-2tAwtOl
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Groceries, dc.

"SOCCISSSs oCs
TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.
We, the undersigned. wish to call tho attention
Of the public to our
FINE AND wELL.SELECTRD STOCK OF GOODS,
recently purchased Of first bands in person, from
the largest northern cities, which We will en-.
desvor 10 sell on as
ACCOMMODATING TERMS
as any party or parties in this ciIy.
In the first place, we would respectfully call
the attention of the ladies to our fine and well
selscted stock Of elegant imported French Ger
man, and American
FANCY,
1nAf6LLlp0J
and MARKET
BASKETS,
BUSTERS,
BRUSHES.
KEELERs,
MoPs,
TRAYS,
SCRUB BRUSHES,
CLOTHES LINES, and
FANCY BRooMs
We offer to the trade one of the finest stocks OF
RoCBRIEs
ever brought to this market. We enumerate
as follows:
10 barrels fine OLD RYE, at So per gallon;
$50 barrels No. l MACKEREL,
so boxes GOLDFISH,
90 cases MATCHES,
90 chests fine TEAS,
100 barrels SUGARS and SYRUPS,
200 boxes ENGLISH CHEESE.
$4,000 CIGARS,
SO boxes CHAMPAGNE.
100 boxes TOILET SOAPS,
hogsheads MoLAsSEs,
rs boxes OLIVE OIL,
tierces SMOKED BEEF,
FULTON MARKET BEEF in half barrels
Is nests TUBS,
20 cases SARDIEES,
LIVERPOOL SALT, in pockets;
sPICED PIGS FEET and LAMBS TON
CUES,
rs boxes LEMONS.
20 barrels CoCOANUTs,
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES,
PRUNEs, OLIVES, DATES, FIGS,
GUN CAPS, DROP SHOT,
CARPET TACKS,
and other goods too numerous to mention.
Come one, come ell, and buy from
WEST & ANDREWS.
Store l7l2 Main street.
Warehouse, No. Eighteenth street, between
Main and Franklin. sc 2s-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

TEMALE SEMINARY, 104 LINDEN
ROW, FRAEKLIN sTBEET.-This seheol
for young ladies and children will reopen on
Tuition In English, from so to $ls per quarter
session Languages, $3.50; Music, $l2 80 pfaw,
ing, Painting, sad Embroidery, $3.50; Board ana
EnKlish Tui ION, $7s.
YouDg ladies not connected with the school can
ioIn the classes In the orr ainsntal department.
Circulars bad by apply ing TO
MRS. u. II. w. BAS ERVlLL,
Sc l2-eodl2ta Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

PRACTICAL RECoNsTRUCTIoN.- .-They
make the best of blankets in Frederlcks-
burg.
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Sept. 81.
oPFERIgGB.
Fheat-White, 1860 bushels red, s24 bu-
shells. Corn-White, 200 bushels. Oats-8o2
bushels. Rye-206 bushels. Four-Extra, SO
barrels.
BALRa.
Wheat-White, 1856 bushels very inferior tc
strictly prime, Sl.65lS2 %; red, 752 bushel:
common to good, $2G$2 225. Corn-White, 20t
bushels prime, $ll6. Odts-4l6 bushels good
to prime, 4s@5l. Rye-206 bushels prime, SIX
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NEW RESTAURANT.

The undersigned respectfully begs leave to ir.
form his friends and the public generally that he
has Just openn,sd on Seventh street opposite the
new Richmond Theatrea
FlRST-C, ASS RESTAURANT,
where he will be prepared at all times to furnish
all OF the delicacies In season the market snd
rounding country affords. His Wines and Liquors
will bs Of the chocsst brands. The public are rs-
quested to give him call. F. NJ. SHERRY,
No. el2 Seventh street,
se:o-,teods opposite new Richmond Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25
OF LOUISIANA.
" MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

FACULTY:
A. II. CENAS " D., Emeritus Professor OF OBJ
stetr.cs and Diseases Of Women and Chi ld'en
JAMES JON rs. NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Dis. ases Of Women and Children;
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery;
T. g RICHARDSON. M. D., Professor Of Anatomy;
J. w. MaLLET. Ph D., Professor of Chemistry;
SAMUEL NJ BEMISS, N. D.. Professor OF the
Theory and Practice OF Medicine;
STAMFORD e. CHAILLE, n. D., Professor OF
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy
FRANK HAWTHORN, M. D., Professor pro tenn.
Of Ma,eria Medics and Therapeutics.
DgaOSsTRAToRs OF AgAT0MY:
WIN. C. NICHOLS, NJ. D., C. J. BICRHAh, ID. ID.
The thtrtisth annual course OF instruction IN
this institution will begin novembsr 1iih and END
in the following March. Preliminary Lectures
win be given daily in the Charity Hospital, com
mencing October 18th. at which Time alto the new
and exens ve rooms for Practical Anatomy WIZ Dc
opened The facilities OF tho school, heretolore
unsurpassed, have, by the liberality OF the state
Legislature, been greatly Increased during inc
past season 80 that now every Chair has attachsd
TO II a practical department, In which siud-nts arc
to observe for themselves ths facts set lor'n
In the lecture-room.
Fees FOR all the Lectures. $40; Matriculation
(paid but once, IS; Practical Anatomy, 9lo. ray
uant required In advance.
For further informatio >, address
,uao aLs-Ionoyo Acting Dean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

FARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
It The Fall term, 1887, will begin September
2sth The Faculty viii be full, snd consist OF
none but able and experienced tsachsrs. In.
struction thorough and extensive. Good fare ana
acc mod ations. Charges for board and all
snslish branches: Academic, eos; Collegiate
SA'' A. PRHOT President,
ers eodom* Parmyille, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
N SCHOOL-limlted In number, preparatory to
the University Of Virginia, opens FIRST hoaDAI
Ia OGTOBsk and closes with an examination last
Friday in July OF each year.
Terms for session Of ten months: Board and tuli
tion 5000 payable $3.50 october Ist. $3.50 March lat
For circular, &C., address Mauoax post. ohcs,
Amelia county, Va.
ty 30-2taw9w+ WILLIbM Fl. HARRlS"E.
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". 3. CLAPP an.
WI nounces that he will resume his instruc-
tions In Music on Monday, September 30th.
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MISS MAYO'S SELECT SCHOOL

MISS MAYO'S SELECT SCHOOL
1Yl FUR YOUNG LAnIES.-Mis. n. T. MAYO
will resume the duties OF her school on the lst
day OF october. 1887 at her residence, 6ls Seventh
street, north Of Leigh.
The course Of instruction embraces all tho stu
dies necessary to thorough English education.
The PIepA ratory Department will be under the
control OF Mrs G. &. MAYO, lady who has had
many years experience In teaching In this de-
partment children under ten years OF age will be
received
competent professor will be employed to teach
the French language.
Niles MAYO takes pleasure In referring to .. Lee
Powell ESQ.,, principal OF the Southern Female
/ institute, OF which school she Is graduate.
Among the patrons OF her .cnool she would also
refer to the following gentlemsn: Rev ".
Moore, D. D., Captain William Y. Sheppard. An
drew Elicit, ESQ.,, G.. w. Gretter, Fsq James
Baker, EaQ A. g. Peticolas. N. D.. Jordan Mar
tin, Esq, Hector Harris, Esq Thoms- Nowlan,
E.q. Sc ls-eodtOctl
DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
IN session begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER,
1857
instruction by Text Books and Lectures. Diplo-
mas granted In seven independent schools.
EXPENSES OF RESIDENT STUDENT
Naturalization and other fees, payable Octo-
Tuition fees for three schools, tho usual
num0er..... 1900. ~ w
Boarding, payable In three Instruments. loo w
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Drugs, Medicines, dc.


CHURCH HILL PHARMACY-NO
" TlCE.-Having received per ate amer Saratoga
a fresh and reliable stock of MEDICINES; DY B. B,
STUFFS. OILS, &c. also, variety OF TOILET
and FANCY ARTICLES, we return many thanks
for the patronage SO literally bestowed on us, and
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same.
T. J. LOYAL,
No. 2s2s corner of Twenty sixth and Broad streets
K ch mond, Va.
n B-Messrs w. b. and ]. 81. SMITH, expert
enced and competent druggists will be glad to see
their friends and the public generally, and will!
pay particular attention to the compounding OF
Prescriptions
se l6-eod2w 7. j. 10y Alb.
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Cloth ing.

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE.-If you
y want 10 get the worth OF your money. call at
4 OPP 6NHlMES'S CLOTHING HOUSE, No. l4O2
Main street., between Four eenth and Fifteenth
He ha- again added to his entire new stock Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BOOTS,
sH1Es, HATS, SC which hs will sell wholesale Q
ana F'iail az prices 10 give Satisfaction
tie bought his goods for ca.h. With his expe-
""ne- Ia business for the last seventeen years In
va Nfginia lie warrants to these wko give him
t2anee satisfaction In price and quality. Try
A. OPPBNHlMRR,
No. l40a Main street. between
Me-! Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

-,n1-R-Extra supertine, for sale by
IrLue' GORDON s CRlSGAH.
Pearl Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-25

EIRST OF THE SEASON-NEW
4 CROP MALAGA RAISISS by steamer NJ.
agara, from New York, am In receipt OF Now
Crop Rsisins, layers, IN whole, half sna quarter
asN lAl2 Main street.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE RRALMANAC-SEPTEABE rs, 1857.
sun rises..... 500 Moon rises. ...........3 Q 10
sun sets ........,. 81 High tide, P. M.....2.e3
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groceries, &c.

.,~-IANTINE CANDLES-Twelve
4 DA ~ 9 CEN ounces, for sale by
4 ard .oa'ee" GORDON h CRINGAN,
Pearl Block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
Eegal Notices.

TINTED STATES SUPREME COURT.=ED-
4 w4RD JAFfRA aud JOHN w BARLOW sga!a..
Nancy Demand on Conrad (C,m not ssredJ United Sttcs
~ ss, III. w ~ isreiy .,wuonci and re- Stamp
ouhe inswer Tie complaint n this action which Cancelled
i be tiled In he oSce ofltho Clerk Of CITY and
County of KoYork at be Cy Hall 10 the Of NeSiork and TO
serve cory your o. said complaint on tne sa1croe, AZ
lol sh days anere service q This summons on yu n
elusive such service; aud lyon ia 70 snswer Vie td
plant wh aioIeaai The Isntnsn tbs action viii tAA
uleeu against Won three thousand nine hundred ana
a. 100 tsJig6 3 dollars With Interest from January 49,
1907, btsiiCs the costs ~ This action
BARNEY BUTLER 4 PARSONS, PLAINTIFF Attorneys
Dated NrsNofk Ma ch q, 1901 -,
compliant this gct0a Sled the Office OF the CoTh Of the
CIV srd County New iol, on the Ieh day oAPr 1907 ,
AZ l,sysE ..,-' SsANsl, ~ at.~ I4SspAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
Din Real estate for Sale.
Gountrn Real Getaic fer Sale.

4 FINE FARM of 40 acres, near New Bruins
"a wlcGood large HOUSE perfect o rge barn and s3ien.
Ouhuiiugs good Orchard Ard abundance o. u or 1eeh'
condition being well adapted to grain hay end dsly sn prolos
the St,'e Also rrlcr n cter ehoce ~
100 scles at moderate prices SMITH HhRDENbEHoh
No Isl Broadu2r ba,emert
A L FLIZABETH-Th RESIDENCE Of the
sulfcbr Newak-9ve nile from the depot % two roads
Waist Ouso 81 y Tooins halls toSoe dnsIogh
and library grained bot AID COLI wafer every convenience 81 cay
n1eiu OF excellent land; location every way
Gcallc; excellent stable sud outhoeg; ft gd shade m ~ s
kinds Price 800 Apply on premises 90 No ~ New 81 y
A II ORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
EevYorb Tor AL low. Also CCatry House TO LIT r
hc season or year BY BLACKWELL SflTH No - rirsL
Nea.Yoh. 9tot Opufc c5ucI Mas md Cone s toe
A TTENTION.-S0 splendid FARMS, sCOUN-
"a TRY SEATS and HOUSES anil LOIS New irnsUc Hcin
chen Brook and Moue. Ia tie heaicSt aai bee. se 81
Is FERGUSON Co, No 80 No'ss1-st R9oH Nc" ~
A TTRACTIVE HOMES one hOr by Rail, all
N s an prices Productive Farms ~ SoT1f,et '"qliy "i"'
bargains in Sartoga ant fnon Colnies JAQlEs z boGN-y
A SPLENDID FABM-2j0 Acres, on the Sus-
ubsuna River near iainton, New FORK ,n complete orders
h,ainl and healthy Location. alt productive rf EDWARD D.
Vail, wA1EI.S IfiRrENBEbGH, 80 50 Wallst
A FINE COUNTRY SEAT on Raritan River,
~ Iuusscs perfectly ie9iay location snracr ~ 100
acres; large loii te t"ls '
gr4t,cmar's re,.lece EDNAHD s. VAIL, WARREN HARDEN
BIRCH, No 81 Valet -
GOUNTRY RESIDENCE and Is ACRES for
" SALE about miles Stamford and 1e hoI Coz COB STA
ton On NeN.laycu E.oli ubsist House. oolyeuiy hared
I'D r,pietc ah modern nfIor eIr Constituting ftots tcol c.
g. so r,w cards ,ho1c aud stables mhfel, fruit AMI Cos
Sound; location accessible and L,a.lf er ada
urrrc le0 r'O
JuINsON MILLER g. liALL, No - A2'sallt
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9uriiou Sales Of Real CeIate.
VIII MULLER Auc;oneer
by JOHNSON 81 NJ LII Err,
ATCrIONERRS AND

REAL ESTATE BRoK Z RS


Io7''' s,oe Lots Country Seats ar foa sa s.sd e.
TUESDAY, 3Gy H. at II o'clock o.. Exchange sae.ioo@ No III
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT No. 10 Es., warcust 20
bet 10 inches by ioyo; tuecsto basement snd antccr ih
Largo cossf ,s fixtures bell spekng .bes range, connected
Win sever yards fsggea splendid grapealof pleasant Sorood
Al desirable STORg PROPERTY being Tie northwest corner Of
Ns.a = aad lIudare twos,o att an b. ene pr hos
nt ave. aci ihtG to- Ins or { vI IN and lo,
~ IN M AVE which s deaef 10 tie city,
leading Prospect Park aid be paved NTH either Nicholson
Capitalist We would invite your attention to the above These are
1a, lot, B'asc % le offered - aHco nf they Hn ry
Increase value aua this sale vi" a1o "a oi0'n W P'u'' IL
Terms easy vap, and particulars at Once Of AucOresr No % Y's
DEFEREE's SALE in PARTITION.-Pcr-
cnri tory ofthc ESTi ~ of MOSES WAIVER de-
a. s'lsic % Bah Long lsg ON SATURDAY My H. llI
far,f Buo~r noon. consisting 81 i1c .s aud shst'1
t5r built RESIDENCES, s.i GIr' Balo ou' sni Cafler' st
unllod sr ist. feet Also 'eccl lne BUILDING
STLS ile pofrr h. .Waiel o,e'', On .4e l@r on
extremely L.al!l: uiia bong 90 te'. 1rf ' team ear 70
nqoSy isy vii DO p o9E,n n,i 1t Of NM it "l
he s1d in parcels 10 saI purchasers fNi-2 il"ss' hl
i'.s vt, cr,'s a. li r1,l lu ne Gr,
rate or, both SUMMER ani residence h small
rer f. are 81 IL, fuc; ra-ua' s',o-che tti, constitutes h
most teluih ard ctu-ri,t Ics q r-lre DO te .ny ~ t
BiLD IouyG, earaer Curl ara w-er..' N.g;Irs; q
WITTY fMOHE. No. no Sf,.st. Ne.-foIE; o. GERARD ~ $40
WAS Referee Acw CoaE. House bao.9. o. ~ vs. Nh on Tie
preH'.e, e-btHb y. "IENi'"' F.rlee
TT'HE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY
vii f,tAtCgN On T,t,DA1' Ay - 49, =; J. oeoeA
6SF MILLION Iwo IirNpIhD FEET oP IavD colnuer'
WorSt,r. to'ar nr.ali Seat,r Tsritotc Booae Cantor
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10

TO CONTRACT0RS.-S Proposals Will
be received addressed the Commissioner Or the TspeIg Gt
st. o'clock SATURDAY May rs 1901 for regulating ana
paving Clinton ST. from futonst TO secondpae WIN Tap
Ncoson pavemens according TO plans and ech
cations which he the Office Of the Enaneer The Com
the h 90 reject oil Of sad bds 'he may
think for tue uteres. Of said Improvements
b. order OH Commissioner 49, ..... - -.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10

GUPREME COURT, City aud County OF New
y Yok-FAY Il. PURDY and THOMAS Z. SMITH Ggaes SiL
WIN b. OLESSummOns for money demand contract sa
s TO the above lsad Dendans You hereby snssse
required the complaint this action which VIII tf lied
the ice tine Cts aud County Of New York at ne cY
Hail. said city AID to copy Of yonr answer to the sd
within days after the service q this summons on you exclusive u
and fail the said
The time Aforesaid plaintiffs will take judgment against er
hundred aud three dollars and eglyaye cens wa
nre,, ay Of May thousand eight hundred ard DIP
seven besides the OF this action-Dat May 9, 1851
A. HALL PURDY Piaintifs itiorus.