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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07
Take Notice.

All persons having accounts against
the steamer "Gen. Anderson" or "The
Hamitt' for service or supplies furnished
while in the employ OF the Transit
Company will present the same at once
for settlement 10
Jan. st. A. B. STAFFORD, Treas.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Their will be an adjourned meeting OF
the St Patrick Benevolent Society, held
on Sunday the 9th, inst, at the usual
time and place. All members are reques-
to be present. J. II. ENGLISH, See'y, ,
Cairo, January eth, 1870. - ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

One OF the best remedies for Group
ever discovered Is Horman's Chalybeate
Cough Syrup. y. J. Humm, agent, cor
ner Commercial avenue and Eighth
street. ja7-lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07
MIX Hats.

The stock fsilk hats at Miller Il Mill
er's comprises the very latest styles and
the finest make OF the season. The
variety is very great, the stock large,
and prices have been regulated to har
monize with the times. Call in and ex-
anime. IN Pat ,I|s .' II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Norman's chalybeate Cough syrsp is
no humbug. Try 1t and he convinced.
s. J. Humm, agent, corner Commercial
avenue and Eighth street. ja7-Iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

100 dozen genuine English and Lisle
thread socks, az n great reduction in
former prices, at Peter Nei's, No.79, Ohio
IEvee. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

DO YOU want Il stylish hat? Nen7s -
tnr place aud the only place to find
hem, of all the latest fashions and in
groat ahHndance. lis stock. In this line,
"sunnt hc cqualed in Cairo. If.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

+. REILLY having determined to close
out the balance Of his goods ut the
earliest possible moment, will hence
forth sell anything on hand AT COST, AND
LIS, THAN COST! II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Nef's Is the place TO buy your Shirts
He has on hand magnificent stock
at prices that defy competition. For in
stance-all wool ilannel shirts, one dol
lar and . quarter esch--well made. u. .
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Have you seen theAlaska boots? They
are the most comfortable boot In use. For
sale at T. Nefrs no 40, Ohio Levee IT,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Shell oysters, game, etc, can always
be secured Mt Walker & Ssson's restau-
rant. Nov2tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

The Continental is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
all respects. Pitcher Il Henry, at 1902
Commercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
nov20tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Pitcher Henry's large stock Of hard
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinware, etc
VIII be sold WITHOUT regard TO cost. If
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

For good hitting clothing ready made
or made to order, go to =. Neif, No 20,
Ohio Levee. ...... .t-..-..-. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

=. REILLY has u large stock OF hats
which will he sold at New York whole
sale prices. tf.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

/ The st. Nicholas Billiard Hall Is one
OF the largest and best furnished In the
country. II IL the resort OF both citizens
and strangers who Indulge billiard play
ing. .... janGtf.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Knit jackets, all wool, 1.-THE actual
cost, at =. Neii's, No. 20, Ohio Levcc.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

The largest stock, Of over coats In the
city, at p. FefFs, No. "a, Ohio Lsvee. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Gent's,calf boots only 70, at p. Nens
No. 20, Ohio Levee. If
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07
Wanted.

20 day boarders, ut the ST. james
Hotel, corner Eight street and Ohio
Levee. First.class table at four dollars
per week. div.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Go To =. Nefl's for the most fashion.
able clothing. tt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07
. Csn.,"s.. House for Rent.

That eligibly situated business house
No. s Thornton's block, Tenth, street, is
for rent. Apply on the premises.
Octjtf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

Use Ender's Chill Cure.-"It never
Sils." .. ..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

The Cicr'' presented rcpos, from tho
Csnnnlttce on Claim, to whom was re-
ferred to the following Bills recon-
mcndiue thai the several bills he al.
lowed, viz:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07
REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
or ALDERMEN.

Cairo, ills., January . is7a
Present: Aldermen Brankle, Carroll,
Hendricks. Lohr, I.onergan. kckcc,
Nrndel, Bcdman--s.
On motion Of Alderman Mendel, tho
reading Of til, minutes was dispensed
With.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

COrn.-The market ha. been weak since
our last report, and shippers are holding OF.
No sales in bulk reported, and the market il
nominal at u 10 Csc. for new. $50 sacks
choice Missouri white sold from store at ~ &c.,
delivered free on board.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-07

d Hay hl. been duh. and the market gen.
orally wete, with con.idemblr receipt. going
into Store There j. only uu order and local
demand, Sales wern o tars. .ir.ctiy choirs
Timothy, Ia lots, from store, az SO, deliy-
cred 8 car, Timothy at sls and carmi&sl
n Sl5 30. d.. e..
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Itaal Notifts.

SUPREME COURT. ., n,., =,
dermen. and Commonslty OF the City Of New York
~ TO TIE ZEE ExTESplSo II sGa OF
on sSs orthery and sostSsry sides spso on tci coi
'eso place. II IN Til TIE CCITffY OF NEW YORK.
We the under,gnsd Comni;sl9ners of estimate AID
4, b " the mser g. hereby Gys
Of all houses and lots and Improved or unimprovei
.s%e and all 20 the
Fist-That we have compl ted our estimate and a..
sons whose interests ire affected ihefeoy and who nav
We aS " ysd sf GO 10 ps sw g sS
Coleman. Esq, onr Chairman at the ofice Of ne Com
city OF New YorF on or before the I'D day OF scpten
second-fha the abstract OF our said Estimate and
h,-ssssment together with the maps AMI also all tno
ued oy Us 10 a., our report herein haze Peia DE-
m the sso % new S YORK srs so toa S PSS aS
the 9TH day Of Oct Jber K d $50 '"'''
ara a. 9S % % to sR % r'1Sa S Gy S' H pscG
Sn ps cd o sd fSd Csns T. s i Fly
centre lines OF te following named streets that Is 10
i'm Win Sc d G
stree an. TS.n s'1Ss ~ 6 nSTscr 99 6p
street thence northwestey TO the centre Hue OF HOBO
10 the eentre & a street n
.outhery along tho centre lnc Of West sreet to the
centre line OF Rector street TO ine centre line Of Broad
in0S he centre ne Of eado street thence we
along The line of Rcade street to the centre line
OF Hudson street. and thence southery along tue centre
line OF Hudson street to the point or place of begin
ming
the supreme Court OF the state of New ofS at 500
cia term thereof to be held by the HONORABLE George
O. Barnard Justice, in the new Court House, Ht the
& % @ 70 az s opeps %, Of th conf S% rne On S
and that then and there thcreaf cOuh.
tel can heard thetcon motion will be made that
taid rerort be confirmed.
Dated New York August is, 1870.
JAMES ~. COLEMAN,)
JOHN SCOTT, Commissioners.
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alrOposl,s.

d'"tN'f''"'
II s.COKPs OFsENGINEERs,
,v, 4,f,, foSrs aSP I'll i4g"?a isrEoyfiMN1s on
s', ' oS'N~'' SsSaaa, !. T. SePt i, $50.
h SeS'sS Ser RI Il M OF oSFM l. no VI" o GS @GgSd aa At
ae,erns tee ~ SoSns nGra materials iqr enlarge
HEnLocR TIMBER
Seven hundred and eighty CsOl (Or as many more or
less a, may be reGu.ldl pieces oi Ilemlotk iImbcr.
Forty Az 3. or a many nor! Or les, gay BE- ie:
nsne: vide Ss s@sS Tac ens. S go feet
one hundred COO o 20 ranta many nor. or less as ma, be
Hssptss G S' meme, Hs %o, .s%.i each
I ITsSasts iss isfs
10 6 dehysred piled At such places ana IN such
shs1Gs 70 :s s sS o As' s' s EaBe M &
Include deliver, and pllinggss ,u
inos 50tfs.
Three nSnSsd 4. ana % @ S ana S %. %rs Or
each nT'y ysgh; lgeac. ,ong ~ 'ncOe' d'smstsr win
bots snsTpeAsd at one end, each thirty inches long liz
Weight OF aoove Oolts Is about 3l.ioO ns
and viii be subjected 10 such tests a. may oe dractsd
70 be Sd iof ey t6c pound Delivered at oswcgo. to
the Engineer ethcer IN charge -,
BARIRoN.
Seven thousand eight hundred t7SJ0) lineal feet of
round American iron N incaCs In Emrter 10 bars OF
urdlnlrV length, be bid f1r by the p0und delivered
at OsNcso, to the Engineer oilccr IN charge and VIII
before acceptance De tested the usual mannec
Ne!gnt OF toe above hon aUont 264.0 lbs.
ne htnocS umOer ana planhs may ne delivered IN
monthly Ia u'tdmcnis of twu-ti,IS Of tht Whole mn
ntrud hy Jan. |, 1871. ~
The pe tmnc must all be dclN cred be! re tae o,e
OF hANlglllod th.s current wear
All ths above - BE- let by class.
.l,d' lor items OF C So WtdOut covering al Itgn,
of that clAs-, VIII be- rejected. ~
Ga OF any bl., ' '''
BLANK forms lor proposals, which must be st.c.ly
cpulltd wan, VII, ne furnished upou u ..,f.,', n L
N's ONCE NICOLAS BOW e. Nru on -..otr,
III" E"r2SAHiS 81 kHilf22hFrsH lf2hF sHkklFTiNfiNG H 3rMEN rs ~
TAI, ON kANDALl'S lSlAND.
url AErNHNrOF
Pumtc CuARlTIts ANu CORRECTION,
t5dp Az. tuE' %, IlIu 81,
NFW rIh. NrI. .. $50,
PIoposal7 seal nud en- I1tsrl "a, a,1yr wa ie lo.
t.'ti hy lh. tunh4 .HH.r rr .l ltu.r tUlIfl.. Al. ,
t.nrrtuu, q" tu'iu office u.il Np Ia.. 81, i f M
't'oeR l. NJ 400 me r4tuH- - me steam lrltmg
"Llaihipt nl hrI hIt. Iost fd. ur I'n .ls /. !, T.
ne 81 &c hc"u '' lIr tue "oI, can ue Sc,n al tuer
J cuns ala offers not d.tncN ly tu,m aiyaGA pvus 70
tNe Department. Ia. j. l.,
MILO bUNIN.
OWE " bltiNNAN.
~ iEn Il. AItll. l-uN,
AENA DIS fE.At.,
I. Mf. g.. foUers.
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Sabinqs 8anka

MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
Sun BUILDING. opposite CITY HALL, NEW YORK.
=. INTEREST coMMENCEs EVERY MONTH
SIX PER GENT. rrn .Nsvr rRKx or GOVERNMENT TAX.
= oNK DOLLAR WILL BEGIN AN ACCOUNT.
A limited number OF SPECIAL ACCOUNTS will be
opened, and interest allowed on the daly balances.
Checks paid sight, and without the pass book IN this
department only.
deposit will DOUBLE ITSELF in les. than 10 years.
CHAs. X. GRAHAM. President
g. II. BENEDICT. Secretary.
nj hcHANIcs rASNlPrEriSElE rANP Thi SsREns' SAVINGS
sig per cent. interest allowed ali from ., to
Money deposited ON or BEFORE October iwn draw
Open dan, .s sEsaAS i sP9frs H. and o. Monday.
and Wednesdays ficH XffRfb isR r r. coyKI1s President,
HxSnr q, rIsnxs, secretary
A BISSIpSN IuISt.9 ts9CA.MnE; ;isl isslAyISGs, ,pASh,
spa Saturday eyenings from . TO * o'clock
Money deposited now viii draw interest from date Of
WksT sIDE EAyINE5 BNSK,.
r9sss Ss ~ s%sS r;d MONDAY
fe sa On fSf1aE. al sung, IRON rom so
lR,erss' & commcace' tho nr'! of every w2q,n pro.
II EAohh7tbYStatn - Gu nsN,S se.' bSoin. ppHAsM'' pHess.M,s''
money 3 T& nRT CESr SffE FER ns$yS Mo" oc
in'or'' paid on oil sums TSm " g flo93 prc,,aon,
In, Tuvnprn, Huou MupnAr, Vico.Presidons.
Isaac 8 DAnnsrT, secretary
METn0POLITAN sAyINGs BANK, and
SIX PER tES /. ia!cro,l a'loyed on ali sums of Is
,1a k3iTEEsr S5S Eis'tH 5S and payable
Gs;9 9R asy and on Mondays and
The sun., 1870-09-21
finanttal.
lUEIlllNt.
EANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY CIFws 4 .

q " MD HTNEtT
INTEREST ALLOWED
on DAILY BALANCES OF CURRENCY OR GOLD.
Per depos,iny with can check at sight In same
manner as with National Dunis,
Certificates of deposit issued bearing interest at
ket rates. Collections made on oil points. and lolns
negotiated.
buy and sell at current market prices U. s. GOV
EHNMhNT BONDS OF all issges, aud execute orders
for the purchase and sale OF GOLD and al nrsclass
Curitlcs
The sun., 1870-09-21
Sitambonts an0 AalIroNua.


LN1B BRAILMAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOTS
ST, As FOLLOWS.
THROUGH FNPRFSS TRAINS LEAVE CHAM.
DAiLY. LEAVE 2Sb ST Al 7.i5 4, s.. 9;ii A ST.
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The sun., 1870-09-21
JOHN SCOTT, Commissions
WALTER ROCHE,

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the arp.
: cation OF the Commlssioners OF the Central PARK,
OF the City OF New York relative layuR out pub.
lie place between the Ninth avenue, The boulevard aud
We, the undersigned Commissioners OF Estimate AMI
Assessment In TIE above-entlted matter cr3by give
OF ali houses ana lots, and improved or unimproyed
lands affected thereby and to all others whom 1t may
/. That VIC nave completed our estlmsle and assess.
ment, and that al persons interested n these roceed
may pc opposed g the same do present Their oblec-
oST Un. cinan "a at Tu tSe oee Of The comm,soner
Sassau street room ~ IN !he cit, o6 New York on Or
sara COMMISSIONERS, WI pa. es Obi hjeolng with
In the ten week days next after the sad NTH day Of
October 1870, and for that purpose will be In attend
a. our said office each OF said ten days at IA
9 That the abstract OF the said estimate and assess.
nicn together with maps, and also all the afnday
estimates and other documents whlch used by US
OF the ncratmeni OF Public Works the city OF New
York there TO remain unt the seventeenth day OF 0e
s. That the limits embraced by the assessment afore.
said are as i9iow to VT: AZ those certain lots pieces
the ioloaing bounds or limits, that Is IN say begin.
nHs e. "S Ps Win he nc 81 Of
running thence eastcry aong the centre line Of Fifty.
norihery along tho centre line OF Eighth avenue 10 the
centre Inc of seventy yseventh street thence westerly
point distant one hundred feet westerly nom he west
csy line side OF the Boulevard, thence outhcry and
met thence castery along the line Of Sew.
rst street to the ceutrc line OF Tenth avenue, and
10 ihe point or pace Of beginning ! and,
4 That our report herein VII be presented 20 ing
term thereof TO be held before the Honorable George
g 1 nHd N Ssfe s t1 Of sS sS or CONT % Inc a2se A. s
uay OF October so At ne opening Of the Court oa that
as counsel can be heard thereon motion viii DO nads
| that he aldrepo I be lnnl mel
| Da,cd NV loIk; Augnst 81 isio
The sun., 1870-09-21

AbitALti RE, without kulc, Cuustic, or de.
t'"tol ON ousl ra~ Tor structure, tis us, IA s,
Diseases oi ide Pave Nscero DseANrs abd DeorWIlcs
ul We t4t uDsa late, anu pug'Un, auI All important
Casts HENAsI a DANIELS, al, D.. ~ LgLlng tua av.
The sun., 1870-09-21

4
TO FARMERS AND OTIIElt-.-Ih.s Department OF.
tiers or tale the foovl. sheep now - DC al Cen.
tral rark;
- Od Ewes.
4Ol BuC
50 ewes of L 20,
a. MetheTs OF 1870.
nae II o. 1870
AL OF best QuL ty Saut ilowl.
Proposals. for their purcAtsc nay be addresssdto
HENRY HILTON,
Treasurer of the department
The sun., 1870-09-21

Pursuant to the statutes 10 such cuse and pro
vidrd, the Department OF Public Parks, in tho name
and on behalf OF the Mayor. Aldermen, and Common
ia pa'aaaes q s,e .e, q Che fsgsasrs the psopc
" W. stale Of New York, entitled An act relative
70 The powers aud dutes OF tho Commissions Cen
ira PARK. passed April 1886. thI eenfhs being pre-
act 70 alter NE map or pan OF certain portions OF tho
msps Of the same passed Aur oIs G sna shIseS,
being Sreisni MY iktssS e .epis. to Shs sSpT.@s
Court OF tho State OF New York At y Special Term
thereof to be held bef re the Honorable Albert Car
dozo Justice, in the New Court House Al the Cny Hall
october iso, at the opening OF re tolrt On thai DAY.
or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard for thu
appointment OF Commissioners Of Estimate ami Assess
mont IN the aoove-enutled matter. That the usiurs
and extent OF the Improvement hereby intended le
opening OF Eleven avenue, from Fifty ninth sIg e "
the Boulevard. In the city Of New lork.
III HARD O'GORMAN,
counsel to the Corporation
The sun., 1870-09-21

Pubsho-s of newspapers vii not insert this adyer-
iisciHvnt unless especially AuthoIZed TO do 50. soc
Char. 49, Laws of 1860.
The sun., 1870-09-21

suERIFF's OFPIcE.
New Court House, City aud county 81 Srw York.
August >, lStJ. J
certify the foregoing to b, true coy OF tue orig
mai notice OF election received by me tus day from the
secretary Of State. - -
JAMES ODnIEN,
Sheriff OF the CITY and CounIY OF New YORK.
The sun., 1870-09-21

koara ano EoOmA
A FEW lung men can have nice, clean rooms AMI
N board and washing tor t55) Cali al as I'd ay,
cor '',h at second ioor nontr room.
A FEW gentlemen. also 2 Young Ia lies ca nave
n good LoT with nice rooms also, nice hsll Led.
rou' suitable for codpe terms low NJ $50 Wesl 3jth
An ENGLISH family cnn Nccompo1ae two re.
n spsctsp,e men with nice. clean lomo and good
board terms moderate 10 Christopher OF.
Gill seonng @ hGosS & WITH GSr % brother car accom-. ON
street.
A FEW T"srse...e,e rst. mseh@sngs @ can pc scssq%mo,
A FEW Young men can have board also, fnrni shed
"A rooms to let single hed', siOo' SH Henry N
A MARRdBD SS couple ,,,! and ySuag men can have
RQARDISSG.-rsss.n. rooms. good table, .lnge
- beds, 80 per week day bostders also. Oh 9Th av
r ODGINGS.-Good clean single beds csc. double
oiSs SSs . per ngs M e9SId 9sr wesE meals.
OW-PRICED rooms TO let furnished for house
IL keeping Isl Franklin St. near West Broadway.
ONE or two hall bearoS9ws, Furnished or Intur
" nishod' 70 'e'. LYONS, ll2 Nes' Hth Il.
fs'nREE furnished rooms to let In private house
n Trn' m uyI yI'y 10Y TO g'"'"eH' 'r m"n and "He at
JNwO yomH .ale ,or two se1t,cmen c,a be &C;
o3ui.I',aa.'i N1h s'od board. ~ Charlton -.
v'WO flr a'd rooms to let n 9'3 East 7'h st., TO
f5'0 LET nee front Nut back periri possession
Iolel A'gly. Apply NJ :. Nrrd Moore ~.
go REET-A funuhed hall room, vita gas, n,ar
'sn A" h 't'' '0l''t'
l fiiirn T., l'tS.oa I@%cr5 wa Il ~ ~ ''
1U r"'A,t SSr' S'm "f4 ar M.e-oa- si3 a III, 9r, "a I'd
,o.y.l.c.' .o. u'a.c..o,p,s.
..n,, " or" ii~g Sgr O'n,e.a h 0qo o6
lo,.d ct ,...t bot.., ot iodgm4 At IL wees. ''''
Dos N,t.4 ,astm -T,-ascn'oes 5-'.,., cag nave
l. l. tr..a
The sun., 1870-09-21

OPERATORS and qulter. on 3. : mAchln,
~ aud basters on Goals. %! sth st.. bet Avs aud
The sun., 1870-09-21

nPEKATOR- wanted on Singers machines OIL
Oyests Apply at III Ay. Il, top HJOr.
nPERATORS, hsseIs, and nGishcrs wanted on
~ pants 5!i East l3th II.
The sun., 1870-09-21

nPERATORS wanted on wilcox & GlDoss ma.
~ chine at GLON EIt's, ~ Chambers I.
The sun., 1870-09-21
WILLARD BARfLLTT,l
JAMES II COLEMAN, Commissioner
WILLIAM II. TRACY.


SUPREME col RT.-Charles Astor Br.ied,
= Ianiin, against ED"neLcr II. Brown, Ann y Brown,
his VIE, Elizabeth Col, and " ~ am J. Dccker aud
Charles iirown, assg glces of William II. Brown.
In pursuance OF aJudgment OF foreclosure and sale,
made aid entered In the above entitled action and
dated tae l0h daN II August 1870 james II Coleman,
Roberts Mcclure, uuctio hecrs at the Excnange sal-
room, No, N Bro1dway In the Clty OF New ORR,
the h day Of september 1870, at 1! O'clock noon oil
those certain certain tive I've lo OF ground bounded ~
one Hundred and 1weuty .nfh street. IN th5 Twsftl
Ward Of the city Of New YORK distant hundred aud
lfy feet Wes erly nom tue seventh avenue. running
thence westerly ana parallel with one Hundred and
TWENTY hnh street one hundred and nny feet thence
northtry and parallel to seventh avenue one hundred
and nnCtynne feet AMI ten inches more less TO one
Hundred and T~en y-iNth street thence ensery along
thC sputAcily line OF one Huncred ana Twcntys Xth
street oac hund ed and nfy feet thence southery and
parallel to seventh avenue one hund, ed and niuety
nine feet and ten inches, more or less 10 the place o
beginning
SAID premise. bel ng aso described NJ follows to wit
All IN &c twelve certain lots, pieces, or parcels OF
ground situac, lying and being at Harlcm, IN the
Twelfth ward oil the CITY OF New YORK, known Rnd dis
Ciiy SHrSeNOr bearingC date A. D. lS ned in the ONCE
OF the kesier Tor the CitY ana comfy ot New YORK
by the numbers 40 iOl 4J2. 43, +i S1 43S 49 $40 a.
"a! 8 S and collectively bounded a. follows, viz Be-
ginning AZ pOiut on the LortheTly side Ot one Hun
dred and Twenty 9Th street distant weSterly OF point
formed the intersection Of the noTthe.y line Of one
Hundred and lwentynf;h street and seventh avenue
one hurdted and ntty feet thence uoriherY and par
less, to one Haudrcd and rvcnty-sxth srccti thence
westerly along the line OF dred and wenty
street one hundred and hfy feet thence southey and
on lllr para el with said avenue two hundred feet
more OF less, TO one Hundred and Twenty nah str ct
thence easteiy the Inc of one HundICd and
I, NTH street one hundred and nifty feet to the point "a
JAMES H. COLEMAN Referee.
A GEVan nNVUE lnIatN A. A
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principles OF the Republican party,
andsappointed Democrats where he
could do SO. The character of these
appointments, and the demoralizing
influence which his opinions and con-
duct had upon them, were seen in
the loss Of scores of millions of dol
lars OF revenue in these years. The
large gain in the collection is mainly
due to the determined purpose Of
Gen. Grant to secure an honest id
ministration of the revenue laws and
the appointment of Republicans to
Office earnestly devoted to his enon-
omical policy.
During the recent session Of Con-
gress taxes have been reduced more
than S75, 100000. The taxes have
been removed from transportation by
canals and railways, from sales by
dealers and manufacturers. The in
come tax has been reduced to y per
cent. on all incomes above s., 900; and
it is to expire at the end of 2years.
The tax on tea has been reduced from
% to II cents per ID; on coffee from 5
to 3 cents; and the tax on sugar and
molasses has been reduced in the ag-
gregate So, 100000 per annum. By
this reduction of taxation the indus
tries of the people and the necessa-
ries of life have been relieved of bur-
dens amounting to millions. The
funding bill is an important financial
measure, which contemplates the
saving of interest upon the public
debt by the exchange of outstanding
six per cent. bonds forthose of lower
rate of interest, to the amount of
twenty-six and half millions year.
While reduction in taxes transfers
the burden of the debt from one year
to another, from one generation to
another, a reduction in the rate Of
interest is an actual saving to the
country, not only for the present gen.
Grafton, but for all time. And yet
these important and benefcent iinan-
cial measures, intended to tighten
the public burdens, received little
scountenance and support from the
Democratic party, whose responsible
tiles for the war, its losses, its eX-
penditures, its debts and its taxation,
are so fearfully large.
Not faultless, but high, noble, and
glorious, is the record of the Repub-
lican party. History will note it,
and the world will gratefully remem-
Der it. In the light of this brief re-
view Of its achievements for patriot
ism, liberty, justice and humanity,
should not Republicans, one and all,
cling to grand organization, rec
tify its mistakes, correct its errors,
and keep it true to its past traditions
and in harmony with the enlightened
and progressive spirit of the age: So
doing, may they not perpetuate their
power until their beneficent princi-
pies shall become the accepted policy
Of the nation? HENRY WILSON,
Chm Cong'l Repub. Com.
JAS. III. PLATT, Scc'y.