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ART.

LAypo,lt Holt will shortly publish another
Of Taineis vozka-his ''Art IN the Sether-
lands"
Leo d Shepard are TO publish = work on
-'' The Philosophy Of AT, BY nsT Engliah
The great artists Of Germany have united
for the purpose OF getting up GreAt dzAEmg
Of pictures to be donAted By them for the ben
eft Of Disabled German soldiers Paintings to
the vnlce Of more than hunared thousand
dollars have been promised already.
1T Is said that RosA DonhAuE works eight
bours day IN her studio, OF il dissatisfied
with herseH.
-Tha reigning Duke Of Meiningen, one Of
the Ptuesian commanders, h4s executed fine
crayon drawing Of tbs battle OF Sedau, where
be was present. 1t has been pnb'ished IN
Germany, and attracts good deal Of atten-
knoll, the Munich aculptcr, has finished +
colossal marble bust Of Beethoven. He haa
ao1d il to al American
An editor in New Jersey had nephs*
only six mouths old, and the little nephew
did. Some Of the editors friends eonsid-
cred that it would be good thing to give the
afflicted uac1e substantial Expression Of
their sympathy, 50 the7 contracsad with i
lceal SCULPTOR for gr7Tastoae- The dem9n
consistsd Of En- angel caz5ng the little one
sat weeping On the ground. It WAS e1seuted
horribly. 1hs tombstone VAS sent 70 the ed:
| itur, With the slmple request that he would
| accept it. IL ha was absent, the junior editor
determined to acknowledge it, although ht
hadn't the slightest ides whas it meant. Ss
| the next day he burst out in the paper will
| the following rem1Tks-
| .Art NrrANwe hare received from the hand
Of our eminent sculptor, Felix NulleDs. couit
has relief, designed for an ornamental 1lt-hoari
1t represents m Irtshman In his night sai.t run
/ nnK aTay with the 1i1tle god Cupid, whtte tn
| lFlshman1 sweetheart hides he1 ncad Indifferent
" In the corner. Every true work Of AT tells It
| own story; and We un6etstand, Is soon as v
! Hance Al this, tuaI cur Irish friend has been &
qne1ted with By the f4tr one, ana Is preteudtn
to transfer his love to other quaTteFs- There is
luTktng Ku1le On the lrtshmauB lips which e!
presses hts ml4chieyous Intentions perfectly "
think It would bare been bettez. however, 70 1aS
| clothed him In something else than uiEhf-shlt
! snd 10 have Enoothed down Liz nAf- We hz'
| placed this rAet dGusre beneath our r2stnr n1al
tel Mece, where It wtll surely b admired bG O
| fsiends when they call We ase siAd 10 eueoufa{
! such progress IN local arLn -:
| -This was painful. a COMMITTEES called On Il
editor vlten he returned. and explained 7
tomb-etone 10 him ; ind that night IN: asaia
ant editor was aeen coming dovn atairs .
steps 1t tine, md lying up tho street Wit
| out coat or hut.
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Hing POsses.

y
1.-THE merit of havin. writ = po.y OF 4 ring
1t spresrs that Mr. Richard Steele u.es this
EXPIRE esion in irony. and as II Mr. Spectator
thought there was little mort in hay1ng writ
pory OF ring. There is, however, L charm
about some Of 1heae posies, that is engondar-
with pleasure that We aee them reviscI On
EanY Of the wedding uLgs exposed il the win
dows Of the jewellers At this present time
The immediate derivation Of posy Is very
clearly from pocsie Of poesy, the { having been
cut out. But rosy is commonly aprlied by
Of tie fowe1s their gardens anosd in plenty in
tie Ear teasons OF spring aud summer. bow
pot is another word. applied to j houeI5 bou-
quet. or bunch Of rt1stie garlen flowers. Iha
il las been suggestcd that beau-pot il sperhlps
= more ccrrcct orshography than bowpot-
However. in which ever the way the wora Is
epellea, it is at this day in very common use
in certain districts Of England, To rsvsrt.
t9 n it, spPsa.en to rhs5.
orally the wedding or keepsake RUG, We may
quote = few Of theee inscriptions FROM old
sngs. dating from the year l506 downwarls.
" Death never parts
Such loving hea1ts-~
There il another, equsl]y old:
Love aud respect
doc expect"
4UIe A1so II 1full ftkf Ql4 EauE-
~ In God ana thee
shall mJ Joy be-"
Later We have:
:. DtvinclE KNIT hy Grace arr wee.
Lately two. now one, the plcdE here Hee.
B. and A.. 1851.
t.Love and live hsppy."-tesa.
'sHappy IN thee
IfaIn Goo made me-"
"Gah did decree
Our un1tle."
or \ still Later date is Punning one:
Endless Is this
Shall Be our blIAs-"
THos. BLtss, 1Il9-
Mcst 4 these cnnp1ets are strongly imbued
with spirit Of loyaltT-to wit, under date
| 1916:
| love the rod,
And thee, and Goh.''
Which shows spirit OF feminine subiectiou
| now rather UNCOMMON But all tho devotion
VIE rot On one ride. for we fnd on smother
| cid Hug:
| at doe rejoice
In thee. my choice.
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Tho Fssd Of the Chinese

Omnivoruus to degree, there 10 not cr.a-
tu1e or plant which AT or induatE can pro
cure. capable Of Being eaten with safe:y. that
ie not need for fcod-doss, cats, rats, soa-
cane, dried si1l-wotns, easth-wotms. myste1'-
cus roosk, leaves, md tendIils-ali s.s, con;
sumsd by high or lou. The aesh OF Wild
ho.ses Is much prized; tho lszF@ Of the
EpbinE uoth, ,besra' paus, ,and other animal X e
identities arc eonsidred delicious, and edihse
tit. nests the xett ot the & h'r"Se .1o,e e,Ss e.
eteepeat preeipicca In the Islands Of Msiays',,
etsnd high IN importancc 1t = Aandarsn't
d.nusS; and 'desesTedly 70. In = pesunis:1
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For ~ Ti1ure.

For 1hs 1Sibilns.
Tho Trio.
THREE bright little boys togethes:
Frank, Willie and Rdd.
And wherever two were going.
Thither the third Was led.
For veets and months WAS our daily life -
Crossed BY this t.t1 bard.
And love and toy. aud ehildish strife
But linked them heart and haad.
Three xweet llt,.e boys together:
Willie and Ed and Frank,
M1Echingaway with their plans - wise.
Drilling in scldier rank;
Playing czoquts on the frea3, 4Teen sHand,
Gathering the sFtet, Nt1i noNers.
Seeking for nuts ere the autumn frosts-
Happy together for hours.
THREE little s,oys: Q, father.
Al In theit .,eds tonight:
Lovingly, each has been folded,
Clad IN his garments white:
Parents. In tenderness Ktssed them all;
But one did not kneel to pray
For night to him Is the morn OF ltkht.
IN manaioDs tar away.
The three no longer toxether-
Eddie and Frant, and VIII;
We shall see them al in the yeafa u come,
Living and loving Atils
One has but learned his ieason
A Sabbath day before;
One wait4 the Others greeting,
Safe On another 8horr.
Three mothers silently weeping,
Watching the night away;
Two for the home that II broken,
Ono can do nausht hut ptAT:
And yet, mar her tears ts golden,
tpE Willie IA f.ee from SIN:
And Eddie ana Prank may be Oft assr2y,
DJ The tempser's beckonlDg.
All
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Bees are quick to distinguish betweeu \
friend md foe: md whils they will Allo1 the
ono to do almost vhat he ple.ses with them,
will reeent the leAst Interference from the
ether. II ia eaid that they will find out II
once, like children and dogs. whether Jou
The temper Of the bee, tccorlsnG TO writer
In the London Quarterly RFiec, is Affected
hy the vekther, N NC rational belng1 are, aud
w1l bec cone exceedingly testy wha1 the day Ia
very hot or windy. II resembles .tso m1n, or
rather woman lind, in tesenting u anterfsr-
:1nc comes in autumn. says the writer above
quoted, fot turning tbs dronea out OF tha
hirr. rnany think thty can Asatst the bees m
getting I'D Of these improbable spouses, md
% destroy them zs fast as they a1r turned ont.
Ihis unesnea.toz neddlins ia Ioften yer.
Bees are. however. generally very tseeta-
BILE, especially under tho management Of their
,u1n masteF, whom they eakiIy recogutke- It
seems tbat hey have particular aversion to
huu1n breath, and tsso+e in danger Of being
stacked ty them shouh be mindful OF this;
With unfaliug presence Of MUD there need
be no fear cf being etung By bees s1A1m
| Of them once settled 80 thickly upon the head
| Of tKvznt-rnaid that She was in danger OF
being stiaed to deAth. Her master, Who Vas
familiar With The habits Of tho insect, noticing
injunction which she hsd The good sense te
obey He then sought out the queen. and
conducted her safely to the hive, whittier she
WIS immediateay followed by the whole sEArm
much to the relief Of the maid, who escaped
without sting.
1here are some curious stories Of this edec'
tiveness of the sting Of theb as weApos
Of offence md defence. Ta are told that -
email prisateer, with forty or fifty m.n- hav
ing on board sone hives, made OF esrthe1
ware, fall OF bees, eas pursued hy Iurktel
galley, manned By 500 eesmen and eoldiera
A toon ~ tho latte1 came alongside the crei
Of the ps1vAteer mounted the rigging VIZ
their huoA, and huf1ed them down on IN
: deck otthe galley. The Turks astonsshsd =
this no1el mode Of wRTfs1e, and unable 10 de
fend Themselves from, the stings OF the eI
: Fzgea bees, became 20 terrified that The
; ! though Of nothing but how to escape tue
: , fury thile the crew Of the small vessel. q
: fcodt dhy masks md gloveA. feN upon the
II eneuia, sword in baud, and captured the Se'
q eel aluost without resistance"
: AeAitthere is the story During toe COZ
. fueion fsaaioned BY time Of w15, IN ieso.
= mob ofbeas2nte, assembling IN Hohs1sten
e Ia 1humeia, attempted 70 pi1laEe the hooi
Y Of the sinister Of E1ende, who, having In n
. tnplovd Ill hia eloqusDce 70 dissu.ds tne,
! from tfis design, ordered bis dousss'c I
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1.kid tie wages Of the ne1oepsxJ Itess'an.
employed in ot1r revolutionary w1r. Ttis spot
l.As The et es Ct the world tirnzted toward :.
also jnst Eo~ .s tho placa Of confinement OF
tie Late Emrero1 OF France. l dc not sup..
pose could tell you snYthiug Of hlm or OF
,.eer rcpea.ed over and over again in the
nersp.rc1s Of the Erited St,tes. have, n
natt OF conzso, visited Wulinms Heights
ard seen his 1u,ps1ill M,ja-ty out walking and
1i1itG, and have found him quite Al Ordinary
looking person {not 10 say An '.orna1y c1as
ride. pounr, ard cir. umttancs Of imperial
naeniAce1ce Eut I,aTe no. iuterylexed
him q been admttta] into tue eona5eaes Of
| apy OF hi- numerous }aekeyH. I shall. there.
| fore, 10 Obliged sor tho present to leAre III
.tarilipg disclosures and interesting detats ts
Tue entc1pEisipg correspondents Who make
| r. s. D,
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certainly lasted long enoush to exerris. .
marked influence on art, and, va learn from
ihs game authority, that it sprrad rapidls,
"inEading al Italy, II uot Europe" He tr.ces
it at Rcme, Naples. and Paris, and shows how
tie Provinces were in3cu2Ated With it ty ths
t11 o.s and Presidents. who uniformly ar-
te.red With coidurts blondes. natural or artl-
fc,al. intr~over with pea1ls and jewes..-
FroAr's Na9azine-
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Lo Lin. Ia the daughter Ct tde lac Duchess Of
sutherland. rno WAS for IaoJ Tears nne OF tae
Queens waFnesr PtFzoua1 ftieEds On his moth
eI:s side Lord LoFn Is pearty rtl1'ed to the Duke
OF Sutherland. tho Marquis Of KttIaer. eldest 5
OF khe nuke Of Let1sifI- HI sl=ter Is Il VILE OF
Lord Percy, eldest eon Of The DUKE OF Sorthum-
t,er
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PRESIDENT GRANTS STABLES.

DtxoS. Oct 81, lssf.
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his father.
GARRETT, STANTON. AND LINCOLN.
Sta, toms family and Mr. Garrstt'a hsa
maint.iEed afeetionAte relations In enrly life.
but Ct this Garrett was imperfectly aware. 20
that he sas surprised. when, one dAy, calling
1t the White Iouso to see Mr. Lincoln, the
later called him in and introduced him to the
now Secretary Of War. Stanton at ones put
out his hand. aud sid. ~ know you very
weI.i lxish that We shau have very inttmase
relations with each other: for will need your
evaporation ard friendship
Theba two poaiiye men, each maintaining
biz political identity, were upoa fast terms
and proud Of each other t,u 6tanton'a death.
.overru]inR elements OF Stanton, and the gEest
border railruld moved like the right atm Of
tia Wtr, Department. Prior to that tme
sinno Cameron bsd used an pertinacioun
| teeuit1y to break up the Baltimore Road hAd
| refused or blocked its accounts, and had near
| II pa1a1yzed Il. lie Wa pexpetu1l1y striving
| 10 tako adyAutage Of the nearly helpless tels-
| tion Of AaEyltna inte1ests to the political ad-
.niu4stration, in order to cxtoxt from ehe fekEs
! Of Mr. Garrett \ concession Of another rsik-
! road which Cameron should control or poa-
| seee. 1Arrett'a answer invariably WA:
t 1.-THE people Of MARYLAND and the stock.
| holders OF this road could hare no respect fos
me ii entered into any private relations q
"e Cameron gcnerslly slunk away from thes.
interviews 10 try 1new tho virtue OF BIS parse
cutions, but he had in Garrett MN N,toou
s1nnu.te 10 meet and defeat him. Cameron
E,s p;iehed out OF the Cabinet aud Garret
! continues 10 retain Ill HE franchises ~ well
| All In. CHARACTER. while Cameron Is etllI 6Fof
irE around in the 1aby1inths OF his oSn aesp sp;s
ability. Mr. lincoln WAS once apnealea 70 .
a dcputation OF alleged Baltimore hePno!seasr' Pst'
to take the road out OF the hnnds OF aarrett
, | rrrnnr.t;cn for raardo pD1itic4l reAs nj
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agony. The left side OF the husbands face
| ~as burned, and his left eye utterly destroyed.
The wife Was tAken to the lo:pital In dying
state. The whole vas csused By the green
eyed monster
| entitled ''Wlld Life among tho hoords." Tue
kind Of highway robbery pzactised By the
women Of The country appe.ts TO hare par
., eayu-ts the briRands, IN this case are young
women, who aet ont on pluudering pursuits
in order to turn dishonest penny. troop
| OF fair bandits take up q station at the river,
there par,iculArls, 10 wait for the arrivzl OF
the doomed traveller. As coon Is the retettes
| announce his approach the fair troop starts
OF 70 meet him, welcoming him. with dances
| and with hery giaoces Of u1esistihle power.
and the fsir maids then politely request hun to
alight from his horse- No sooner his the b=-
| wildered victim, unconscious of his fate. put
his foot On the ground than he linda himself
II close quarters with the whole troop. I'm:
mediately be is stripped Of al he hAs on his
back. and il 1ett in that primitive etate in
which Adm was 1t one time.7
"A London journal gives tho following il
regard to the Princess LorisS and her pro.
poeed husband tbs Marquis Of Lon:
"The P1tnces1 Loulse, whose full baptlsma
name Il Lnnse Caroline A1besta, sixth chi.i aEt
issa ot Msseh, ISIS, 70 thst sho Is now N ner IS
| yeAr.
4John George Edw7r.i Henry Douglas suthe1
1and MRrpuIs Of LON, Is the eldest 4on OF George
| etghth Duke Of Arg1n He Was born in 1875. AMI
was educated at EEan and Trinity College, Cam
bridge. In 1866. Immediately after attaau,ng hi
MateI4ty, he visited tue West Indies and the Span
| ish Main. aud upon big return Published IN. re
/ su1ts Of bis journey In volume entitled "A Tf.i
| 10 the Tropt e. which E1s yeKy farnrablJ n
ceived It the tine bJ the critics and the public
| In 1853 he was returned to Parliament for Al
gy1eshirc, IN the liberal Interest," ard IL tar s,u
5car he was zppaiuted Pnvste Sec:es4r!
Without SALARY. 70 his father, sae Sicre!AFy o
Slate for 1nJ1a. He still, We believe, holds tna a
post, and, in addition to he performance ot =,
duties connected with It he u fezalar a5sm9 el
ant at The Htstngs Of the House Of Cs:om x ~.
ing the sessa0u- Lord L0rn poaeess II .,s.t ~
marked degree the STRIKING pessoaa enat safIr,
: hes Of the Campbel4, End the pdculG yeno. ya,1c.
ttnEe OF his h8ir, which sradtsoh Gas haS x -. 49, ~
A:eA with his Ea1ilf, and nls sta3aa1g ~
/ nandsmue face, maIe him consplcooos!a ~ - ~
eemblsrc In which he EAy be pFeseoE Pc "a
ncf hithrYto Appeared pEpmtne Ely n pnonct ~
: has eeldpu1 spoken in tho HORSE p Goaa"o.ai
= Be has, however, g1ssn eFsoe9ee- =.
the f.w. speeches whien .Se ne "a F.
r19rs Hitnerro ne has resided Win III miner x,
D III IuyMs1r md Argyll looEt, CamRdsn ~ Y.
= 10 chief Of tho n1ost powerful OF nc cAns .tn
( YaccuiInm More entuya hunn1 among ma nM
i. nerle rot tufe5or 10 those btsso wed npoo suJAs
. TIE present. pucatss Of Ar4Jte, the metsez
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tl,pn double the fnrtRue OF the beet OF tnetn.
aud stands scquittea to-day with ssven mill
ione OF scIlars This il abaolnt~ pEopa1ty-
squares OF houses, ,Icady 'cash. farms out
1ying the citv. preferred bank stock. And stock
In The Baltimore l. Ohio nailroad Tho latter
item represents uitlicu and half OF toaltts:
bearing dividends Of E1ao.0o0 ayeE. Al!
this .toca., together wi.h his nsgnitissnMs e. teas
hy Mr, Topisn. 1T the disposal Of trustees.
already tslectal. to found The Johns Hoph1nt
Tniyeiriir OF tha CITY Of BAltim7-t. The
founder has elre1dy made his plans md specs'
t,cationa for this irstitntinn, and, as ne s
nsn Of reading md Of oetsEs1t,on f.eat 81; o.,
t'. pse,stions have s nsSn sn1icb,eamept ] Of tht
d.''ei seiool. ne ID ~ Nannblie,a IL
rolitics. Contributes 10 the support OF tht
Ktplblc7n organization. and he goes ever.
day to t,lFinees With his old ardor ana anes
tion. Hopkins began life ss . trader, tn M
grocer. shipping fahrics aud groceries TO n! ~
West, and receiving grAin and produea- ~
stubborn and tfnst wosthy business chaf1cte
w.s 70 well established forty yesrs ago tna
when II uat ooee said to DalttmoTe otn'
President. Cox:
~ rou DO not givn some help to John
thousand fol.ara-'
ttRreak johns Horkins 2" replied Cox "YoK
will never hEeAk him I'll! you break his neck.
Z uI AaGut tCAtH a1Opktn4 h4& obA0 1fOkb
aci bank Prs selae-t. He has q desk n on
Of the old banks. to Which eyery day be be
tskes lis, ta1i. slender. vigorous agurp IN
kiiyesy a,rown hair. While be IL No: psyticuJs
about hi. dre-n, he lives IN ! handsame NAV
riop, near 3Ioaumout Square, aud ia foad d
his plaee in the country. uo h1s ente.e
lea4tilv into al The Intelligent schemes
hcxutifv aud enrich Dalhnore, aud he o1srn
eomc time ago to bniI1 4 tteauaship aud =,
II on the European line nj his Own risk II
outlay. .-
THE wIxASS FAMILY.
Ross Wjuans, who WIS taken up du,ipr d
rebellion, for hostility to tie nation, Is ri
l,sinE at Baltimore. possessed OF consider
bic though not EemAIkablo means. and
Is employed mainly In improving Lar
trsct Of land which he oVps. between 1tal
more ind The RelAv House: any Of 1our 1s,
ers who 20 to Washington this winter, '
notice close by Tho nelAy = cnrious aesaas
ecatteted III oyer the meadows and htlladt
hers Ross WinRns 10 mixing hAJ Whf1e
iittle sr.shine OF his lie Il left- Hs VA!
uuu Of couaidez1ble Inventive ta1entt VII
came to good use about the time tfs b.
more i Ohio Railroad VIA introduced
tl,an exhibited to the Board OF Directors an
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Bubble Hotties.
CORPORATION mo-

CORPORATIONS NOTICE.-Public notice Is
~ hereby given to the owner or owners occupant OF
proved lands affected thereby that th1 following ases
mens have been completed and lodged In tie once
Board OF Assessors for exainato by all persons
Flrst-For laying Nicolson pavement In Fiftieth
street, nom First avenue to East River.
street, from Flfth to Sixth avenue.
Third-For laying Nicosou pavement In Fourteenth
Fourth-For laying Belgian pavement In Forty.nrst
street, from sixth TO Eighth avenue.
fnth-for laying Belgian pavement In west washing
Slxth-FOr building sewer In One Hundred aud Thirty
fret street, from Fifth to Sixth avenue.
the several houses and lots OF ground vacant los.
pieces and parcels OF land situated on,
to the East River to the extent OF hafthe block tho
intersectng streets.
second-Both sides Of Flfty.nut street from Ffth to
sixth avenue to the extent Of half the block on the In
Third-1olS sides Of Fourteenth street. from Eighth
70 Ninth ayeue 70 the extent ofhaf the block on the
Fourh-Both sides Forty street. from Sixth to
Eighth avenue TO the extent OF half the block tho
Tlfth-bolh sides OF West Washington place. from
Fourth street To Sixth TO the extent OF half tho
Fourth street, between Grove ana Barrow streets and
the nothery side OF Fourth street, between barrow
slxth-Both sides OF One Hundred and Thrty.arst
street. from Filth 70 Sixth avenue the wcsteI ly side OF
Filth avenue, and the casterly side OF sixth avenue be-
tween One Hundred and Thirtieth and oae Hundred
All persons whose Interests affected by the above
named assessments and who are opposed TO the sane.
tona In writing to Emanuel Is. Hart, Chairman OF tho
Board of Assessors, ut their ohce, ~ Chatham street
EMANUEL II HART.
RICHARD TWEED,
THOMAS II. AsTES,
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
90 Board Of AssessorS-
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yswl Notices.

NEW YORK sUPREME COURT, CITY snd
IN County Of Now York.-Ffancis Q. Wright sgtn't
George 8. Wright individually, and Administrator o.
John 7. Wright. deceased, Thomas Wright asd Cor
nei,s, his WIFE, John T. wright and Susan wrhht.
hi. wife, Sarah r. Youie, wife OF William l., Youio.
and William L. Youle her husband, Mary A. Owens,
Abbie J. Fleming, Horatis Nelson Wright, Emms
Frances Wright and w,llia% I.,., WIGHT s no,
s sef To the Si soorsns %SSs dcenSss arc
IN @ ss oa r TsaT S be sH
cihe Clerk Of the City and County OF Ney Yors and
g c ss 81 lI: s sss
Yoss within twenty day: s S ,ss ssI sns
::,1s. sss XII Fl 4
Within The asd time sforcs., 'S "iisi danauded 10 the
viii apply to the Court or the
Dated SsgtffTS's ST SSs Plaintiff,
Tns ce%D p 4 this son "a, ss 10 tss o q
Sh SS1t q sS ans 0 new O'N %
VAd5ghPkEs Bm0AA d, A.rr rH9 apIs.n IDs
sS n dsefsssa sssiSs! within sSii@ ssd oiis;
% .Ss ss!s day % pSssmOcr iss,; tGst iss y.SsS:
Street IA Xs,oI SiScS; pow Offered for sale this
DfiSs e ' ps %as rs,
900 cash required balance IN two morca es, via; one
&c dollars during S p lie az
c re ossr isS %
payable he. 10 cs or gc bath VIII Win me
Interest Insurance tax and assessinent clauses.
Proposas ior tis valuable property at less prcosrs
e the ses y
HEESSEE99 & 4. S %oFT. 'i i broad q
SgfSSssb s@SaT ssS Wen Ely sS.ssS
Thomas sshansey and Sts nTs or Inc sat.
j. ss sSGS X sSfs
PgSs suG nna o. I, ne h
ouls H. ne he S
ssTS s s" sls q Ss A & o 9s S sns
eriy side OF the second avenue, distant twenty feet
noflhery rom the, noIthwestetly corner o. the
sssSss wssss and parallel Win .ssi
.ixtysH feet thence northcrly and parallel with the
lei with Fifty NTH sixtyslx feet to second
nue. and thence sou.herly along the weste side Sitae
new i0rN' De'e"0eJ JAMES II. COLEMAN. Referee.
J. A REPRESENTATIVES., Plaintiffs Attorney.
{Srs CITY and
Thomas y. shsrkey aud others dcfcndants In pnrsr
Of New YORK. made And entered IN the above entitled
action the subscriber the referee named IN said judy
ment VIII expose 20 sale a. public auction on inc 18Th
change sacsroom, iii broadway, in the city OF New
YORK, by Joseph McGure, auctoneei, the following de-
In city OF New York. bounded containing fol-
lows BEGINNING Of point on the westerly side o. the
Fifty.nnh street. running thence westerly and par
erly and parallel with the second twenty feet.
thence eascry and parallel with Fftynfth strretsIty
the westerly side of the second twenty feet
the point OF beginning.
JAMES H. COLEMAN, Referee.
J. A. GKrssEsuAISER. PLANTING Attorney
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Professional Cams.
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lIlerutauo once paIiors, reception, waiting. nurs.
lng and sleeping rooms, tbs most complete In America
fees moderate Everybody send three stamps Tor pam
phet Thousands Of the unfortunate from every State
cured annually, No matter who failed. State case o-
4. NJ, " 80 W.
nR, LEWIS, Deaca ST., makes a specilItv of
y treating ~ diseases Without mercury, Those
nncted should be careful to mud the right place The
Doctor has given ms attention to those he
last 10 years In New York city.
I AIDES AFFLlCTED-ln whatever way can re.
ChathAmst. Circular free. FIRST post.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and complaints OF
~ either sex cured immediately by Dr, EVANs ~
ChAthamst Physical ylgor restored BY his elixir OF Life
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200 SLEIGHS, 20 express and business Wag.
~ ons also rockaways, top and open wagons, sin.
gie and double harness robes, belts, blankets, Dc
cheaper ihan at any other place In Now YorK az
NO. ltOl broadway. near ilst 81 JAMES JENKINS.
A TEAM Of mules for sale cheap. at PETER KER
HoboSen. Gail between u and O'Clock.
HOR SES w anted to board horse "a IN the conntry
III cheap, Apply to II. WATERS, Sss Grand at.
HQHssk, truck. and work Tor sale cheap Apply al