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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10
Mr. Barlingame.

Hon. Arson G.. Burlingame, who died
ct st. Petersburg on the 22d ult, was born
in New York, Nov. IA, 1922. Most Of his
early years were spent on the Western
frontiers, sometimes acting as surveyor,
and at others engaged In making treaties
with Indian tribes far beyond the bounda-
ries of civilization. He began his educa-
ton ct the branch University of Michi-
gan, but subsequently removing to Mas
.sachusetts, he availed himself of the ad-
vantages offered by Harvard College, en-
tered that institution and graduated in
1916. He then studied law and began the
practice Of law in Boston, from which
city he was elected to the State Senate in
1852, and in 1853 was chosen a member Of
the Constitutional Convention. He was
elected Representative TO the Thirty
Fourth Congress, and also to the Thirty
Fifth and Thirty Sixth, serving az MEM
Der Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
In 1851, he was appointed by President
Lincoln Minister to Austria, and subse-
quently to China, which latter position he
resigned In 1857 to accept diplomatic
appointment from the Emperor Of China
to the European powers and the United
States. In this capacity, In company with
several Chinese dignitsries of high rank,
Mr.. Burlingsme visited his native land .
few months since, TO arrange and c0nsum-
mate commercial treaty between the two
countries, and was engaged In the same
business with the government Of Russia
at the time Of his sudden and unexpected
decease.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

WaDAingtsa News.
Customs receipts for week ending Feb
yuaxy 10. t4,S60,6la.
The following nominations were sent 70
- Senate On the 25sh: Geo. B. Goodwin
70 be Assessor Of Internal Revenue Of the
Jisa Diatvsct a Wssccrssa- Pcs:mzs+css
Theodore c. Phillips. Bay City, Mich
igas; Geo. r. Chrk, Los Angeles Cali
l0sniA.
The following i the resolution adopted
b Tie House in the case Of Mr.. White
mare:
1ssaiaa1, TIA y. = whissenoee isse member
Ap0 De Fsrs Dief11ca n south Cascaina did make
0potnfnssu 70 TIE Military Academy Of West
Font. md TO the Naval Academy u Annapolis. In
vSohRan a lsw. and thai such appointnsnfs were
3.1seoced 81 Pecsniary considerations. and that
- conduct Il fhe premises has been such o. 10
sAcv hin anwes,hy q sss: IN u: Houss Of Rep
1sd unworthy q representative Of The people
The Postmaster General in reply to .
Senate resolution, says the number of
blank petitions for the abolition Of the
thanking privilege sent out was 5000,
and the number Of accompanying circu-
las 5000; total cost, t49966. Returns
nom 4N postonces, for January, show
The number Of free letters sent thercfrom,
oo6.00l; postage thereon At the regular
rstss, ell, 39a7s; weight Of free printed
matter sent, 33s,194 pounds; postage
thereon .. regular rates, $42,33436. To-
taI cost Of free matter sent from 454 post
Cf1ceA $159, 1900. He estimates that, II
full returns had been received from all
The Offices for January, the aggregate
amount would have exceeded 5000, 900, or
u the rate Of t2.400, 900 per annum.
A general order from headquarters OF
the army states that the Fourth Military
District has ceased to exist, and, by direc-
ton of the President, the State Of Missis-
sippi is attached TO the Department Of the
Cumberland, Brevet Major General Cooke
commanding.
The following is the public debt state
ment for March /:
Deb, barring ediFeiRr ~ il7 asa go Q!
Debt ON which interest has ceased. 3,9T3 346 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

st. Petersburg, II 10 reported, has at
present population Of $4,000, being an
Increase Of 120, 900 souls within five years.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10
ChrOnOs !!

EXTRAORDINARY IHDUCEAENfs.-We are deter
mined from this date to give better terms to those
who will canvass for our chromos, Little Nell the
Gipeey," and IS Making the Kite than are offered
on any other in the market. Teachers can double
their wages; boys and girls can make money In
this business, which offers chance for everybody
Send for descriptive circular to VIZ. GAnDNxR
coeswEIL, 4s Crosby's Opera House, Chicago. M
TEE pursst sweetest CodIAvef on N ths world -
Hazard Caswel's, made on the "a Shore nom fresh,
selected hvers, BY CASWKLI.. HAZARD CO, New
York. II u absolutely pure and sscea. Patients Who
have taken II prefer It TO- Ill others Physicians
have decided It superior 70 any Of the oth OILS IN
market
CHAPrw HANDS, nee, rough skin. pimpies, ring
worm. saitrheum. and other eutaneous affections
cured. and the skin made soft and smooth by using the
JUNIPER TAR SOAP. made BY CAswElL, hazard
4 CO., New York It u more convenient and easily
applied than other remedies. avoiding the trouble
the greasy compounds now in use.
THE REAARKABLE PROPERTIES OF
BRowE's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs have been
thoroughly tested since first introduced
The demand for them has steadily increas-
ed, and purely upon their own merits,
they have found favor with those who,
from Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthmatic
complaints, require them. For Coughs
and Colds they are efflcaciOus.
In numbers there IL safety. It was upon this
nss hat R @a to1Ra q JuDsSss M9ysT4aN
tending to spend fortune in advertising his pills
submitted his recipe to the revision OF the most
intelligent and learned physicians of the age and
the result is q simple but most cfcacious medicine
the JUDsON's MOUNTAIN herb PILLS. They
purify the blood, remove all distractions cleanse
the skin of all pimples and botches, and are per
fectly sure and safe in their operation. The JUD-
SONS MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS cure Biliousness,
Female Irregularities. Headache and many of the
diseases arising from impure blood and derange6
digestion. Use the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERE
pills, and when you have proved their virtue
recommend them to your friends. They are both
sugar coated and plain. For eale everywhere.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

1t has been proved beyond dispute
that pain can be felt for twenty minutes
after decapitation, by the following ex-
periments, made by q Paris surgeon:
Two human heads were placed in the
rays of the sun, and the eyelids, which
had been opened, were Immediately shut :
and the head Of an assassin, named Ter
rier, which was experimental upon more
than . quarter Of an hour after having
been separated from the body, turned it's
eyes when called.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10
THr IrrERroR.-This il the name ~ ,

HE lNTERIOR.-Thi8 is the name Of 4
religious journal to be published in Chicago. br
the western Presbyterian Publisning Company,
$50000of stock has been taken. The Board Of
Directors includes some Of the best business men
Of Chicago. Hon. r. B. Mason. Mayor Of the city.
IL President Of the Company, and Rev. Arthur
Swazey, HditorIp Chief The first number win be
printed the second week In March. Price $3.50 In
advance, - 90 after 90 days Address, IsfERIoR,"
Monroe Building, Chicago. M.
EVERY SATURDAY for March contains
six large sngravings-four Of them fullpage illus
trAtions: An excellent view Of st. Peters, at
Rome; agale IN the North Sea; st. Valentines
Day; . Slide two japanese Ladies', and sketch
entitled Ths Broadway Squad. Mr. Dickens' new
serial story-The Mystery Of Edwin Drood--wfli -
publishsd In the columns Of Every Saturday simnl-
tansousIy with it, appearance in London. Pub
lished By FfKLps, OsGooD d Co., No. ~ Tremeut
street.. Boston.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10
Congressional.

Congressional.
In the Senate, on the Gath, the House
amendment 10 the Political Disability bill was con.
Cured In IA bin was introduced and REFERRED "a
aid the construction Of the Burlington q South
western railroad. "A resolution was adopted, de-
clariDg that, In the opinion OF the Senate, the
present volume Of currency ought not to be In
creased. The bill to secure TO oil persons equal
protection OF the laws In respect to lite ana prop
erty was considered during the morning hour
which the question Of the admission Of Senator
Revels was taken up and discussed, bat without
definite action, the Senate adjourned.
In the House, on the Gath, the White
more case was taken up, and the accused
proceeded to road his defense, when he was inter
rupted by the Speaker, who announced that the
gentleman had placed In his hands communicates
announcing BE resignation :. =, IN member Of 2. 2.
Governor OF South Carolina, dated February -
and that Mr.. WhittemOre, not being member o
that body could not be heard except by nnanimoul
consent OF the House. An appeal from the decisfcf
resolution OF expulsion was agreed TO, and !seo
luton was adopted-yeas 100, nays none -rectinG
| the charges against the defendant and declaring
him " unworthy of seat In the House !" !. tn
legislative Appropriation bull was considered Y
reported to the House. Adjourned.
In the Senate, ON the 25th, bills were
introduced-to nx the place Of the junction OF the
Union and Central PaciAc Railroads; TO divide thu
state Of Texas, and establish the Territories o
Jenerson and Metagorda; legslizing certain loca
lions of Agricultural College lands In Wisconsin
! to prevent prze-h2hting; to provide Territorial
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

The Republicans of Alabama win hold
. State Convention In Selma on the last
Tuesday In June next.
The Texas Legislature adjourned sise
die on the 25th.l ,.
The Tennessee Senate has concurred in
the House resolution rejecting the FIT.
teenth Amendment.
The Kentucky State Colored Conven-
tion, recently in session ct Frankfort
adopted series Of resolutions. endorsing
President Grants administration, regard
ing the ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment - Q simple act of justice u
the colored race, and hooking with distrus'
upon Chinese immigration, ETC., etc.
A fearful accident occurred to tn,
regular mail train on the Mississippi
Central Railroad, near Oxford. Miss, OF
the 25th ult. The train ran off the tracl
on a trestle over ravine, and the baggage
express and four passenger cars were
smashed up. and seventeen persons were
killed and large number wounded.
The United States Court ct Louisville
KY, on the 26th ult, fined two Illicit dis
tillers $1,000 each, and sentenced them Il
six months imprisonment.
John G. Thompson, Deputy POSTMASTER
1t the University Of Virginia, has beer
sentenced to ten years II Albany Peni
Tertiary for robbing the mails.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-10

the I'd, and eight women were burned 70
death. The women were in the attic,
picking over cotton, the only entrance 70
which was small scuttle
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22
U O q t II Y.
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Written for the Newsdealer.
~ MUSINGS. ~ 81 o.


Thus, I, within my greenwood bower ' o.
By moonlight Unused, till midnight's hour
Was tolled from out yon hoary toger'-7i ha
Woe! woe is me, for sin and pride alIu 'ba
Roll Ger the earth molten tide, % aLrr
Rushing, and spreading far and wide
The rich the starving poor opprcss,
In vain he tolls or seeks redress, wy .-
Or lists for voice Of sweet caress.g Lp9f1 ID
The halls Of Science seldom trod, ''' '''.. e
Its altars drenchcd with human blood, .A' y =
While wrong and outrage cry to God. 80 ,' "
Z, Debauched and senseless lies the Seer,
The Prophet and til, Priest are there,
| The fleece, and not the flock their care
The Priest, the Statesman, list, and sold sli
By lust Of fame or greed Of gold,rW 1ais1r
Saw wrong. and reap hundred fold. ugI (
A hundred fold of toll and care, Il 3dl 10
OF bondage and of constant fear,q51q rol
SO heavy is. the load they bear IH mld yr
Gods image bought and sold for gain,o h'1
But few ofiall the good remain, g..db f1E'
Gods Prophets all are stoned and slain.l ail q
The Christian world go hand in hand 5'9o'
With Sitdn's f5ulest blacklist band, 92tl ~
But few for Truth and Freedom stand.
Forgive as we forgive they pray,.s-
Lead us in, Truth and Wisdom's way, .-.
All evil thoughts and passions stay
And yet for vengeance oft they seek, ~.
And truth and wisdom seldom speak, ~
Dcspise the poor and wrong the weak 90 e
Professions, cfeeds, with them abound,s 3s3d
Like tinkliDg brass an empty sound,
With self and sect wrapped closely round, b..
OF for some dispensation newafl .ilur,
To fire with zeal the faithful few, , t,.
To break these evil barriers through.
For more of wisdom, more Of grace.
l Moro striting dfter better place, 's' ~ '
More strength 10 run the bctterrace. q %
For less of wrong, and moresf good yaile
For less Of such time-serying brood, gin s.i
And more of human brotherhood.
G}l speed the day, the happy day,
When right bears undisputed sway, 9'un.H
And when to labor is to pray, eii .rJ j.
QUIET, June 18Th, Is7o. augnup gfotN 1di 2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22

'n'- IAN 2 old soaker'' replied to a tenn
perance lecturer by the following poser
+" If water rots the solcs Of your. boots,
what effect must it have on the coat of
your stomach ?"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22
ACKSNITH-S SHOP

VII AN OLD BLACKSMITH
n1 no longer rent the shop whore have
|1I1ess during past years, J have removed
116f bulncss 70 new shop few rods far
=on the same street, and with new tools,
>@@ Ind iess .vpcnses, believe can satisfy
UIl favor me with work. Farmers pro-
/[H In exchange for work, AT ruling prices.
JOSEPH GAUTHiER.
LII, Nov. s, 1900 6lu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22

IHLESC. DODGE,
Lamoille County Insurance Agency.

Moraesville, w.
Il Powers & Glled's Block, Insurance
any amsuntin thebest and most reliable
q Mutnal Companies, and at the lowest
|[rmers insure In the farmers Mutual.
airing village dwellings, farm property
ers risks f.om rs 10 80 per cent. less than
q Company This Company pays for all !.
ef expiring Policies in Lamoille County,
Valley In Orleans County, Hardwick
bury. No policy will ho allowed so OK
@nt the assured having timely notice, All
Izhtions, whether by mall or otherwise.
IEomptly attended u. Htl fafN 2tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22

< WI. PECK, Dentist.
johnson, Vt.
Natural tooth put in the best state ofpref ,ryation
io1651 81 lhe gains successfully treated artihcia
1>I1 1114in every style known to the profession.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22
Miscellaneous.
1uITIIING

Is ca KziITHING.
I6t 44f1eriber having purchased the shop,
u 1n1 bod will Of the Establishment lately own
~ Ho1ry J. Lilley, isprepared TO do all kinds
&4f< IN hls line. promptly to the Subtraction OF
13trunE, and at reasonable rates of charge7-re
11tfuIIy <olicits the public patronage. N. B.
kElouIAr Attenton given to horsoshOeing.
4 Yde Park. Nov. I'd. 1869. PAsRIcK MeELRoY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22

Riley & PENNOCK, Hop Merclantsg : q
A Good Supply Of
AMERIcAN AND PoREIGt HOPsi
l(1n1Ix on hand and for sale AT tho lowest rates
x6soi IIayefhiii street, Bdstoh,
6 LEY GH HEtH s'N. ocK'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

The subscriber, having retired from the firm
I'm. IN. &R. G, Gilbert Of Montpelier, will
pntInue he practice Of Dentistry, in all its
ranches, Al
MoRRlsV ggq
here a. good work will be furnished at reason
kle prices. as can be obtained anywhere in. the
tate. And shall hereafterk keep myofhce open
nrinr the FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
A0NTH. but shall be away from home more or
N Of the remainder of the TING. lUUJ II
{ fl11ro ALI the mo lern improvements, and
rarrhnt nitro satisfaction in all cases, or no
~ Nill b required. ~ ! III olII.r,
m X. G. GILBERT.
uorr{xxf]le Aug 10th, 1863. 39tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-22
GEORGE lC.5 ARMS, 1 a.r.l 4
..l = f- DEALER M E "a
FOREIGN & AMERICAN MARBLE,
.----- .ANn NJ 4 VIE c1.Irpr I'm or Il -----

MoNUMENTSlAND GRAv E STONES,
In Every Variety of Design and Material Shop
near the Passenger Depot, Waterbury, VT. Will
make 1t an object for persons from abroad to come
to Waterbury to buy their Marble. |tt el
The highest cash price paid for all kinds of Ship
ping Furs .H t 't' '' - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29
NOTES.

There have not been many guests at the Lake
George hotels thus far this The Fort William
Henry House, the head of the lake, with accOmmoda
tiOns for 700 persons has had an average OF about 200
daily during July The other hotels along the shore to
the foot OF the lake have had better fortune 1t is
somewhat curious that the public has never regarded
this beautiful region place to find Summer home
hut simply a place for transient sightseeing. The
season" is only about month in duration. == The
Trout Pavilion" the shore OF Lake George, is
cluster buildings with pazzas, yerandahs aud dancing
Platforms interminged with shaderees that the oc-
cupants hardly know whether they are indoors or out
80 Lieut.-Gen. Lindsey, Commandments of the
Canadian "forces," is at Niagara. 80 The new road
connecting Lake Superior and ST. Paul lined with
eight Summer resorts" which are already ap-
peang for the patronage of travellers making the grand
tour" Of the Northwest. White Bear Lake Is IL
miles from ST. Paul. and has been popular resort for
several years. 1t has 20 miles of shore, with wooded
island of SIS acres There five hotels, and numerous
sal-boats which may be had for 81 so per day. Bald
Eagle Lake is two miles beyond This lake is LONELY,
Wild and interesting" Forest Lake is 20 miles from ST.
Paul and abOunds in excellent fish, with only "mode-
rate" accommodations for visitors Green and Chsago
Lakes are so located that the hotels and Chisago City,
stand between them. Rush Lake is 81 miles from St.
Paul and front Lake miles, The latter is famous for
the fish from which takes its name There are num-
Der other lakes along the line OF the road but the most
famous resort of all the "Dalles" Of the ST. Louis
near Thompson Station The St. Louis River, in dis
lance of four miles and half falls $50 feet by success
sion Of rapids and cascades-The Carriages OF the
Putin Bay Islands i'm Lake Erie, mostly like those OF
Venice, the water. Saboas and rowD0ats take the
place Of the fashionable "turn-outs at many other re-
sorts Those which public are 10 be had, IL Is sald
on rca ,onahe rms All prices at these Islands, indeed
are within reach Of tho who wish 10 exercise economy
Gibraltar Island, Mr. jay Cookies summer residence
now deserted, by the ministers Among ne specla
attractions OF the group Is Raitcsnake Island where
RAFT enaRes may be seen, we are told IN great variety
and ldl Numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29
s1rpREME couRT-K1SGs COMFY.

Elizabeth n. NOrthrup agt. Calvin n. North
rup-The defendant in this case it will be remembered,
was tried Whtepains, Westcheser County, two years
ago for attempting 10 take the life OF the plaintiff, his
wife by poisoning her. on the first trial the jury dis
agreed and adjourned tO another court and
second trial had which resulted in his conviction,
and the defendant sentenced to the state prison for
fine term of In the meantime while he was serY-
ing out sentence, the came before the Court OF
Appeals and the sentence was set aside on the ground
MAI the Court adjourned from place TO another
The prisoner then admitted To bail In largeamount
Mrs Northrup at once commenced "a suit for divorce,
which has before the Court for time Yesterday
morning the terminated far the divorce Is con
ccrncd, the Court issuing the following order: Judg-
ment Tor plaintiff decree OF divorce Plaintiff To have
custody Of child, with liberty TO apply for alimony at
any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29
THE CITY HALL SCANDAL.
THE COURTS.
sIrpRFME COURT-CUANBERs.

Before Judge Brddy-4mdndd Watkins agt.
John WdtkinSThis suit for divorce, brought upon
the ground OF adultery in which the plaintiff obtained
Judgment Of divorce with alimOny. The defendant In
accordance with decree OF the Court paid over TO
his counsel 81 200 of the 81 $40 amony To be paid by him
I'm turn To plaintiff quandom wife. OF this money, the
wife affirmed that she received only $780, and the defend
1862 in default OF payment. subsequently, motion was
made for his release the ground of Ill health and ina
bilty TO make good the unpaid alimony. This motion
denied with leave however, TO renew.
Yesterday, the motion was renewed before Judge
Brady discharged the prisoner bail for the limit
ply for the benefit of the l4day act within 80 days.
Judge Brady appointed T. G. Beamsh assignee OF the
State. -
ROM agt ROur-The divorce suit OF Eliza A. Roux
agt. Frederick ROux TO come up yesterday before
Judge Cardozo but it postponed until the Sth or
August, counsel unprcpared The aldaYlt OF the
plaintiff sets forth that Mr.. Roux married her in Septem-
ber 1861 that in April 1867 he deserted her for another
woman and compelled TO seek the roof OF her
father who editor OF the Courier DIES Eats Unts
She claims she has been separated from her
husband she has received no pecuniary aid whatever
OF adultery which she alleges her husband was guilty OF
in June and July, 1867, with woman by the name OF
willard CrOsby-st in July, 1865 in West Twenty
ST. aud in Nav 1862 in Beecker-s with Louisa Poilou.
The defense admits the marriage. and the birth OF Que
child but denies ia toto the charges of adultery preferred
against him. ~ -
Sahaka agt. Sahalka. Judgment OF divorce granted.
BY Judge Barnard.-Rainey agt. LANG ct al-Amend-
ments settled. Lanigan agt. Langan.-Judginent
granted
By Judge Cardozo.-Rubber Tip Pencil Company agt.
s. D. Hovey.-NotOn to dissolve denied, with costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29
Early Yesterday .morning quarrel took

Early yesterday smOrning a quarrel took
Mace at the of East Fftyffthst, between Samuel
Gordon and Daniel Fitzgerald of No. $40 East Fifty.
ninthst in the course of which Gordon shot Fitzgerald
i'm the thigh with "A pistol given him by John Maher.
Gordon is still at large but Maher arrested and
was committed yesterday as an accessory before the
act by Justice Bixby OF the YOrkvile Police Court
George White, stopping at the Van DYKE Hotel, quar-
relied with Matthew Dcvcren at the East River Park, on
Tuesday evening, when Deyeran drew q knife and
stabbed White little below the groin. White was taken
To Bellevue Hospital and Deveran was committed to
await the result OF Whites injuries Thomas Twite was
brought up charged ny Officer Grace with atabbing
Thomas Sweeney in the back. Sweeney IA dangerously
wounded and is confined 10 bed ut his residence No. 800
East Thirty ghth-st. Twite was committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29
PROJFCTED RIIUDINGS.

The following Is q list Of plans OF ne pudngs SUI
United for approval the past week 10 mr' Jahes ~
MacGregor the superintendent OF buildings -.
Plan No 767stsve and 53h two 4sory orieA soe ANU
tenements $3.50 and 1880. Owner, John kanorens
Plan No 7b-5Ji 0O Of 9TH ave four fstoy Ano oee"'
broSnstone fronts, 20I5l. Owner, w Smith ...l
Plan No 169-J6ths 10 Of MadsOn-aye one 4oy bnek'
hrstelass dwelling, 25I67. Owner, Paran Stevens -
Plan No I0ldaye and lsst 5soy IRON ana UTICA
public building. ans. Owner. Jno Sehappert ,
Plan No 77-li3d and aory rane second
class dwelling, 25ri5. Owner, Phil Smith. -.
Plan No 73-6O 4t6aye ten +stOry and basement
brown stone fronts, ar5i. Owner, Peter Decker - 49,, -.
Plan No 71J6h-s $50 OF 5th three fstoU anu oes
ment brosnone fronts, 25r63 Owner, Daniel Robbins.
Plan No T4-3tave, 81 n. Of I3thst, TWO "sVoV ooA
stors and tenements, 25t55 Owner Jacob Rudolphy go.
Plan No. T75-57thst " n W Of three 5soy
ONO T. front ftcl.ss dwellings l67r65 Owner, W. Hopkins
Plan No 17b-55th st. 3l Of Avenue A, one fsoy IRON
front tenement, 2OIjO. Owner, n. J. Burchen.