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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-28

LARGE FIRE AT HUNTERS POINT-LOsS
ESTIMATED AT $500, 000.-At 10h o'clock
last evening, as the Hunters Point ferry
boat Ravenswood, which runs from Thirty
fourth street, East river, was leaving the
slip at Hunters Point, an explosion of gas
occurred on board Swedian brig, which
was moored 10 the pier of the ferry slip,
and was laden with cargo which is esti-
mated at 903 barrels of naphtha and kero-
senc oil. At the time Of the explosion four
men are said to have been Gu board of the
vessel. The explosion, it is supposed,
was caused by lighted lamp, or the burn
ing Of a match below decks, and was so vio-
lent that houses and ships within circuit of
half mile were affected by it. One Of the
men was blown ashore, and although much
Injured was able to walk away. The other
three, it is feared, persisted by the explosion.
The hands on board the ferry boat perceiving
the danger at once fastened to cut the brig
loose, with the intention Of towing her out
into the channel. They loosened the fore
mooring chain and fastened tow-line to
the burning brig. The Ravenswood then
started, but the tow-line snapped, owing to
the fact that the brig was still fastened ait
~ Wv plcI. IulS uDSlTuCtlon MAO snOh ~
moved, and the burning brig towed about
Two hundred yards into the channel. The
crew Of the Rayenswood were hastily obliged
10 cut loose from the burning vessel, owing
10 the intensity of the flames. Before,
however, the brig had been towed from the
pier some sparks and the increasing heat
caused small shed adjoining the large OIL
works Of Rockfell & Co. TO take fire. The
bremen now appeared on the scene and sue
ceeded in cutting down the small shed. ALI
their efforts were, however, unavailing to
prevent the main shed and it's vast stock Of
Kerosene oil from taking fire. The flames
spread in a few minutes TO the oil works of
Andrews x Co., and WarrenNs, which were
entirely destroyed. The amount of oil said
10 have been stored in the sheds and oil
WORKS is estimated at 5000 barrels. The
brig continued TO burn until long after
midnight, without doing any further dam
age. Vast crowds were gathered at the
various piers and ferry houses along the
East river to view the brilliant spectacle
presented. The confagration could be OBJ
served from every portion of the city, and
thousands were gazing from the tops Of
houses in the direction of the FIRE. The
total loss to the owners Of the oil works il
estimated at $3.50, 600, and the loss TO the
owners Of the brig and cargo will be about
|5,OOO.-Ne1o YORK; Tribune, 10Th.
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In digging out the foundation for the new
jail at this place the workmen came to some
rock, which they found it necessary to
blast and on Thursday last they put in
one blast, but the fuse burnt out without
exploding. Isaac A. Smith and Boston
Bailey then attempted to drill out the pow
der, using steel drill, when the powder
exploded, knocking Smith down and tearing
Bailey's right hand with which he was
holding the drilD very much his fore
finger being broken, as also some Of the
bones in his hand. 1t was fortunate they
were not killed. -PeQriSbwg Gazette.
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Democratic Meeting in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October PA Democra-
tic meeting tonight was addressed by Judge
Carleton, Democratic elector from Indiana,
B. H. Hill, and General Wright, urging the
people to vote for Seymour and Blair.
The Republicans say they will carry the
State by small majority, while the Demo
Gratis are confident of carrying it by 10000
maioritv
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The Masons have contracted with Messrs.
Thompson s. Ogden to build o Masonic
Lodge, the building to be delivered by the
lss of March. These gentlemen we have
no doubt will do full justice to the work,
and the building will be an attraction to
the town.-ClQrke Journal.
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virginia valley Agricultural Fair.

=. sTAuNTos, VA, October 27.-The Valley
Agricultural Fair commenced to-day, With
about seven thousand visitors present. hon.
John B. Baldwin, President of the Society,
in his address alluded hopefully to the
cheering agricultural and other prospects
Of the South in the future. Hon. A. Il. i.
Stuart, ex-secretary of the Interior, deli
vered the address on agriculture.
General Robert E. Lee, Commodore M.
F. Maury, and e1-Confederate Senator Ca
perton, are here, and are the judges Of the
ladies' croquet match. .siu,nsg
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r BAD BUSINESS FOR CHIvALRY.-General
]. B. Magruder, late of the rebel army,
and companion-in arms named Higgins,
were arrested in New York on Friday eve
ming last on charge of being drunk and
disorderly and insulting ladies in store
on Broadway. The prisoners had been re-
monstrated with before the police were no.
tilted, but, persisting, were finally taken
and locked up in station-house overnight,
and next morning they were held in the
sum of three hundred dollars to keep the
peace for six months. Washington Star.
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Mr.. Washington, October &c.
In the Cincinnati correspondence of the
New York Times of to-day there is what
purports to be the substance of letter from
Chief Justice Chase to Hon. Alexander
Long, agreeing to stand as the candidate
for the Presidency instead of Mr.. Seymour.
Chief Justice Chase, upon interrogatory to-
night, pronounces the whole thing fabri-
cation. Data, in Sun.
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FATAL ACC1DENTs.-RocheSter, October
26.-The arch of blast furnace at Char
lotte fell to-day, killing man named Me-
chum and injuring two others slightly.
A man named John Watts, who had his
arm crushed while coupling train Of cars,
last Saturday, on the Central railroad, In
this city, died of his injuries this forenoon.
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a f,voodY.n,fna IRepuiIIcaa.

COLUMBIA, s. G., October 27.-Associate
Judge Hoge has taken refuge North from
the fury Of the colored citizens they
ago that he wished he had all the negroes
in ten-acre field and he would 90 through
them with his old regiment. Hoge is the
Radical candidate for Congress from this
district.
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ESCAPE OF MURDERER.-Harttord, Oc-
tober 2G.-Chase Gilbert, sentenced three
years ago to the State prison for life for
murder, escaped from the prison in Wethers-
field today,
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Etmara,
October 26.-Charles Huston, seventy years
of age, was run over by the cars on the
Erie railroad, near the city, and killed,
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DIED IN PRAYER MEETING concord, N.
H., October 26.-Deacon Alvale kimball,
a prominent citizen of Nassau, died in d
prayer-meeting last night, at the age Of
sixty-four wears.
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Boys POISONED. Concord, N. H., Octo-
Der 26.-Eight boys were poisoned last
Saturday at Suncook from eating indian
turnips for artichokes. Two have since
died.
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Reeistered letters Missing.

ToRoNTo, CANADA, October 27.-Three
packages of registered letters uia the Grand
Trunk railroad are missing, and there is no
clue to them.
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Another Shock at San Francisco.
- SAN Francisco, October 27.-There was
a sharp earthquake at midnight last night,
causing considerable fright but no damage.
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Radicals ObstructiDg State Govern


PORTLAND, OREGON, October 27.-The
Republican members Of the Lower House
of the Oregon Legislature have resigned,
leaving the House without quorum, and
no appropriation bill passed. There is
great excitement at Salem. :
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LOUISIANA.

Official Report of the Hatchery by Negroes
in st. Bernard PGrish-Tdoo More White
Men Killed in Neao 0rleans-More Fight
ing in the Cty-The Negro Policemen
Discharged and Whites put in their
Neutrality-suspicious. Bet,0een Governor
Yarmouth and General Rousseau, dc.
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,nr Seymour In Ohio.

Governor Seymour I'm Ohio.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October Ex-Governor
Seymour arrived here to-day, and was re-
ceived at the depot by an immense crowd.
He is speaking tonight. -. ... y
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DRUGS, MEDICTNE.s, &c.

ToLY's CoD-LlrER OH CREAM, en-.
e trely tasseless and possessing fs mea1fsnRst
an excellent REMEDY FOR diseases OF the lungs,
oron ua dysPspsia, narasrrluh &cs Suss ~
eelvsa 'aa sofa y L. WAGNER, ,Apothecsry,
cc 27-2* corner siath and Broad streets.
MO QUACKERYt- THE AZ
IN FLTCTED.-T. X. RASS'S COUGH SYRUP,
q certain cure for Consumpt ton, Bronchitie,
Hoarseness, Colds, Coughs, Asthma Chronic irri.
tatfons Of the Throat and Lungs, and al Diseases
OF the Bronchial Tubes arising from exposure and
cold. The original prescription was given me By
Professor Carter 2. Johnson, and It's efficiency as
valuable expectorant is confidently recommended
BY R ooEGH fy Syrup has esc.u.lly cured me
of CONSUMPTION, which assumed 6 very serious
Character nc one time. Ny cure can attribute
solely to the Cough Syrup. Many other testimo-
niaIs OF its cures have In my possession, which
leave no doubt on my mind that 1t Is adapted to all
cases OF lung affections.
THE certificate of DR.. Mayo Is appended:
r. r. Bass. Dear Str.--The prescription maze
for Won by DR. @. p. johnson certainly combines
the best material as an expectorant nave eyer
used In NV practice. In all cases or COLDS, coughs,
hronchial cases decfdedly phthsl-
caI-haye been cured or greatly benenteo. noS
Of nothing I could more confidently recommeno
from actual experience. JOS. n. nAfO, Do. "
None genuine without my signature p.ss
A's' " 80 81 Richmond, Va.
For sale by Messrs. Purcell Ladd CO., L. r.
Thomas Co., o. A. Streckcr, Wood son -; rs
hildrey h Co., and Robert Lecky, Churcn mn.
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TALL AND WINTER OPENING .,s9s

MRS. B. L. CAHEN
formerly Mrs. Il. Demelman)
announces TO her numerous friends and pa
irons that she has Just returned from Ne~ YORK
with the handsomes and latest novelties OF The sea
son. She is now prepared TO furnish ciose buyers
tha cheanest and best assortment OF all kinds or
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
ever offered in this market. Also, FURs. r..
Every article In her line has been purchased Tor
cash and will be sold u. the lowest profits.
II is useless to mention the numerous articles, as
the ladies are well aware that she always mas Kept
handsome assortment. 80,
Ladies wishing to make their own bonnets VIII
find 1t to their Interest to call on her, IS she VIII
live all necessary information. She will ende2vor
In serve tile Interest OF the ladies, assuring them
that whsteyer orders they Ray entrst 10 her shall
be satisfactorily and promptly executed.
n. Bon MONDAY the 10Th OF october VIII
be o,,n~-r,,o
to which she invites all ladies.
Closed every Saturday. oc l9--2u
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An Earthauake i'm ireland.

LONDON, October 27.-Light shocks Of an
earthquake in various parts of Cork county,
Ireland, yesterday.
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DOCKBRIDGEALUM sPRINasWATER

Il
This invaluable mineral water, recently bottled,
Is now In course OF shipment to the houses nancy
below. As a remedial agent In many depraVsu
conditions OF the system, and In some OF the worst
chronic ailments, 1T stands unrfvalled and THIS
after at least FORTY YEARS EXPERlENCEoi
40 sCR0FULoUs TAINTs OF THE BLOOD.
IN SKIN DISEASES,
CHRoSfC DiARkEGA and DYsENTERY,
Ri6NEY DISEASE, and PILES, -.
its cures have been many and very marked. me
same is true Of FEMALE COMPLAINTS as Us
known to many hundreds who have experiencedits
healingqualities. vF
Cases OF one dozen half-gallons 80.
Cases Of one dozen quarts, 80. Fl. 80
The MASS OR SALTS Of the water put up In "
and $4-vials. For sale by ,s-,-S,
PURCELL, LADD b CO., Richmond;
A. B. Rucker, Lynchburg II. A. G. A. santos
Norfolk; Rives Il Proctor, Petersburg: q. N.
Flynn, Danville George NJ. Mcintire, Charlottes-
vile. oc S-d&wlm
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.-A fresh supply
of the TOBACCO ANTIDoTE Just received
nv JOHN w. RISON.
Apothecary and Druggist,
oc1s Main and Third streets.
TOD-LIVER OIL.-Fresh COD-LIVEk
" OIL just received by ,,.o,,
Apothecary and Druggist,
ocl Main and Third streets.
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The West virginia Elections. -.
WHEELING, W. VA, October 27.-Re'
turns from thirty-three counties show
Republican majority of 1000.
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Fraudulent Naturalization Cases ir
Chic

CLEVELAND, ONO, October 27.-The
cases Of the fraudulent naturalization pa
pers have been postponed till November 4th.
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NHEAP WOOD AND COAL.-Haying on
J hand a large supply OF trst-rate OAK, AND
PINE WOOD which wish to sell before IiayhRs s
are In want chance TO lay In their winter supply
at reduced rates, l shall for short time sci!
WOOD at the following prices Oak, 70 and 8e.ee;
pine ss SO to &c. My pine wood is original growth,
and Can't be beat In the city. ! have also some
0rst-rate SOFT COAL, for CRATES, at $3.50 per
load. Send In your orders at once.
~ w. j. MCDOWELL,
90 o. am next to corner First and Broad.
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MILLINERY. &C.

AIRS. G. NJ. MOODY would re- ~
Yl specially invite her customers and exiisasj
the ladies In general to her assortment Of>SSS
MILLINERY GOODS, consisting OF Bonnets,
Hats, Velvets, Flowers, &c. ali OF which VIII os
LID rorv low FOR cash oc 28-3t*
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DONNETS, HATS, &c.-MRs. NJ. a. ~
- RADY having removed 10 the new <J
6nIlding corner OF Sixth and Broad streets, SS7
is now prepared to show handsome assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER BONNETS, HATS, &C.
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"a.
Ofice No. l2lt Main street.
D. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID I. BURR, Secretary.
Z. G. WUEREY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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RNILLINERY.-I have on hand ~
IVA and am daily receiving i fine assert SsSsa
ment of BONNETS, HATS, FEATHERS, Nc
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, VELVETS, SATlNS,
and everything pertaining to hrst-class millinery
Establishment, TO which would respectfully ask
the attention of ALL assuring them satisfaction.
Orders promptly filed.
MRS. 81. j. DAVIS, No. 5l7 Broad street,
calm between Fifth and Sixth.
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NTILLIAM Fl. DAVIS,

WTILLIAM n. DAVIS,
CORNER OF NINTH AND CARY STREETS,
keeps constantly on hand best CL0YEE , HUI Lti
COAL of all grades, and RED and WHITE Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL, which he Is prepared 70
sell at market rates. SO 9o-sM
NXTOOD FOR SALE am prepared to
w deliver OAK WOOD for $s and PINE
WOOD for $5 per cord or win sell at ~ and ~ on
the dock. All orders left with CURTIS PARksk
or at the yard, on Dock street between TWentletn
and Twenty first, will be promptly filed.
sc 9-3m ~. ~. NE1A,a,.
DITUMINOUS COAL-LUMP, HALL,
ID AVERAGE, AND SMITHS.
ANTHRACITE COAL-egg and stove;
OAK WOOD-long and sawed;
PINE WOOD-long and sawed,
at the lowest market rates.
Two months ago advised the public OF The GER
tainty OF rise In the price or coal. Buy now
before It advances upon the present rise.
JOHN II. PITCHER,
SO. Eighth street between Main and Cary.
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Well invested and secured.
Assets employed here Tor the general bepent-
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISES nVa
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A COMFORT-SPLIT SAWED WOOD
N PUMPS.-Always ready. very best dry OAK
and cooking. Saves expense and cost OF charcoal.
Also WELL PUMP, certified the best. order
from Watkins Cottrell q Co., Main street, and
Brazeal Il Cottreil Basin and Ninth street, and az
Pump and Fuel Factory, south side Basin.
oc Ia J. b. WATKINS.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
M COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ANIMAL, INCOME $40, ooo, oos
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB
RUAEY !, 1865 OVER. Pa wv S's
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURiNe
THE YEAR, 10, SEQ.
NUMBER OF POLICIES In FORCE FEbHu'
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yNTOOD AND COAL.-500 tons RED
w ASH EGG and STOVE GOALS; 800 cords
OAK and PINE WOOD. Also, CLOVER HUI
will be sold at the lowest market rates.
Offices corner of Seventeenth and Dock streets
Oc % WRIT ROBERTS.
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WOOD AND COAL.

NOAL AND WOOD.-CLOVER HILL
" LUMP, HAIL, AVERAGE. and SMITHS'
COAL MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE and SMITHS,
COAL RED and WHITE ASH ANTuRACIrE
COAL SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD.
For sale at the lowest market rates.
GEORGE W. SNELLINGS,
Office Fourteenth street near Mayors bridge.
an I'm
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

sulHvsn.st No g. years per ......... 800
Hudson st No 2}3, years (assignment per year.
2tsL. lot No So Wynk00p If
West 25ihst o iots Nos 32l
lSthst ia Of 5th-ave (asrznmeu 20sO)
5ltlsL. rs 4 of6ih.ave
Store No oftle National Hal Iiaep wear, Ia yetr.
n 80
gfl
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
E0R SALE-A FARM of no acres ~

EUk SALE-A FARM of 110 acres, 1S of
He ~oou Tsl Ts,ereli 40 apple n fall bearing Pss
500 other a tao Dwelhng Houses l25
eet thr other bfik feet kitchen 2rl5 harm rlO
bes under the sane S Also FARM acres all under eutvs
on lae apple orehan al grated fruit n bearing peach
the trl year Of their gr0sh
through said in good House barn, wagonhonse the usual
outbuidugs, &c Also beautiful NTRY
acres bne large 1stoy dwelling With extensive lawn front;
ban carriage house aud other out bungs complete order
geer with large quantity OF fruit trees ang oae
OF the most desirable couu;ry residences counr Also several
other YARNS and three 6ne RESIDENCES Princeton
Ihs edescrb property located Praceton N j. and
within lew the railroad depot posses
o4 given on the ar, day Of April Apply to H. MOUNT Princeton,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing purchase viii fnd it for their interest 10 ad
yerbse Ia THE TEIBUNE Its aggregate circulation Is
larger than that OF any other newspaper and is scattered
through every State and Territory, well rs in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements short possible, stating the Sdyan
tages offered
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE, Semi-Weekly, and Weekly. are subscribed FOR
by entirely different persons, that advertisements IN
serted in each will reach all classes
Advertisements charged 2j cents per line each in
sertion. in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE. % cents per line In SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
will devote especial attention to sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

- against JOHN oRILRY aud pursuance Of jsds
of the Neslork vail 10
SALE the Doth March u O'Clock the Er
Saesroon City Of New YORK.
ward Lawrence AacoHe all that certain lot piece parcel %
LAND situate the nogbery side Of Thirty street 10 the Twea
teh Ward OF the CITY Of NeSYok bounded aad described follows:
Beginning point northy de of Thirty sIib dsat
hundred and 6y westerly the north
street and Nnthavenae running thence norhery parallel
wh Ninth feet inches tbence westerly parallel
With Thirty feet thence sOuhery parallel
NnthAveBue inches the northery
along Thirty
the place beginning New York March J. 1904
DANIEL ikGRAHAM IT,. Referee. /.
u. u BREwSrER AIt0rReI 9g PlaiatG hhs aas9sTAsa
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

Nuusss anS farms @ant,S.

WANTED 70 PURCHASE "A high-stOOp
HOUSE located betwres F0aseats and Thirty fourth + ani
Fnh ud price from $4,000 to 1900 tNhris cash
down Address particulars G. J. j. Post Ohce Box No 5t
NNANTED-The whole OF part OF a nice or
w HOUSE good locality By sna American f,miy OF
Nut. Address Tor dave. sCOFlELD No Jaeoo-H
NNANTED-For a small family, HOUSE with
w or without furniture Nsriork. year op
ton then purchase No % FIsnkns r o. box No fl9
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

- YewYorl-DAyID GARSISS Trustee gnSsT ihs last WI sSa
te,tanen Of sarah Ann Green deceased A "LbAh W JANE
WAY pd MARY JANEwAY his wife Yirsha Janessy Amelia Ana
aoew The New York Life Insurance aud Trust Compas aad ueoSs
Partition pursuance Of Judgment OF the sapens
Court Of the STATE OF Yoh made in the action on the
st Ia ~ March 1905 DANIEL r. lNGkAhAh r the keee-
nssd Ali Judgment will to sale al public s9etoa 90 thS
g dsv of APRIL 1868 al II O'Clock nSon Al the Eishsngs
mi the CITY Of New-lofk. BY
MILF Aneopeer following described lands and premises
an hose tbrre parcels Of land With the Oar
bn thereon erected situate ing AMI being IA the srih Wsd o.
~ 80, ~ New York and distinguished Of the
& f George Janewav deceased made by Joseph Bridges Ctr
r snny e n the Registers onee Of the City aui
t, f Newlork the Numbers @ dve 6 six and
bed as Beginning al point the norhveser aide
distant hundred
eleven inches according to Bgess survey sOuth westerly
So the westerly Of Pearl and Chatham
thence westerly along the northey
i've one hundred thirteen feet four inches thence Eesws
along line hundred feet soutbv aTdy City Hall Pses
four inches thence south the sor
ery number l eight said hundred and et
the said north sde and hsse
no along the seventy feet inches
s place of egnning dated New York March 9th 1903
DANIEL p. INGRAHAM jr.. Referee.
W Arsrrs Plaintiffs Attorney NJ isw6sM
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

WILLIAM ABBOTT, Auctioneer Office No.
w 40 Chahalnsquar sALE Of the entire FUkh-
TURE contained In the SANFORD House Nos 2 q aud Folenth>
Of UniOnsqusre commencing MONDAY March at ol eeoek
bedrooms egsnty furnished Rosewood and m4hogsny
bedtes hair feather beds pillows aud holsters marble
top bureaus tables washsands egeres eTteuon tables see
velvet and other par0T rosewood French plate
basement furniture Sc r. NJ LtS Attorney for Mortgage
w II. LAWRENCE, AuctiOneer, will SELL
PUBLIC AUCTION by order Of the Assignee ths Snee
Of the Wa1g Manufacturing Yonkers n T., SATURDAY,
March 1893 at9 all the unsolicited assets OF ROWLAND
BELKNAP, successors 10 Rowland. Newman 4 Co.