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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05
G5 NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS.

NJ NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS.
sUPERR LINE NEW STYLE CLoAKS,
SACQUES, BROCHE SHAWLS q 9TH
Err WRAPPINGS JUST
II. r. PRICE & co. are again in market, and
receiving daily new and fashionable GOODS for
winter sales.
CLoAKs AND sHAWLsin every variety.
In DRESS GOODS:
Black and colored SILKS, Gro Grain and Taf:
PoPLINs. OTTOMAN, .VELoURs, EN-
PRFSS, all shades;
Imperial SERGE, all colors, Soc, worth 76c.;
Colored PLUsHES, yELvETs, VELVET
EENS, 81 to aa;
DELAINEs, Tycoon REPS, Cheue POFLINs,
&C. sr.~
In MOURNING GOODS some entirely new styles
Of unequalled black and finish. Great care given
this department ; such as
English BOMBAZINEa TAMIsE
GRO DE NICE, OTTOMAEs, VELOURS;
Black C~ASHMERES, MERINOS;
MoUSLAINEs. douhle-faced MOHAIRs, AL
: PACAS, &C, &C.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen sETTs;
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS and
COLLARS;
Val. COLLARS, GIMPURE and Thread
LACES;
( LACE HANDKERCH1EFS;
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, &C.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming In
every hour, 10. u, &c., &C. BLANKETS, ELAN.
NELs, CASsIMEREs, &C., &C.
NO % corner 18th and Main streets.
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VIRGINIA REPORTS COMPLETE
/ " RANDOLPH q ENGLISH, Isis Main street,
REPORTS and INDEXES, and the other scarce
Virginia books. Large stock OF new and Old
STANDARD WORKS. a catalogue OF new Jaws
published in the last TWO years, sent free to all.
no 98-&&w
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD
DIREcToRs.-Major Scott was removed at
his own request, in consequence OF the dll,
ference of opinion between himself anu
Mr.. Bacon respecting the policy and man
agement of the road, which practically de,
prived the Board of Public works OF an
rectors SO long as he and Mr.. Bacon re-
tanned their positions.
The new directors will doubtless extend
to the President of the company, Dir.
Wynne. an earnest and liberal support in
his efforts to carry out the policy indicated
by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lndeI.
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A fire broke out at Chambers Il Picker
ing's oil refinery, Titusyille, Pa, Friday
night, destroying several tanks, the treating
house and still, but the refinery WA saved,
and only q small quantity OF oil vas con-
sumed,
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II LOTHING.
IN SELLING F At PROFIT,
my large and varied stock Of
OVERCOATS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
FANCY PANTS, &c.
And although I am selling for q profit they are
Mt less prices than can be bot for elsewhere.
Call early and often with your greenpaGks on
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
corner 10th and Main streets,
rio old stand Of Baldwin's.
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ACCIDENTAL few days ago a fearful as
we'll as painful accident hefel Mr. j. l..
Crane. son of Mr.. W. II. II: Crane, who
lives in the Meadows, in this county. 1t
seems that the young man was out deer
driving, and whilst standing on a log he at
tempted to change the position of his gun,
and in the act of doing 50 the nam
mer struck against the log, bursting
the cap, thereby causing an explosion: Inc
contents passed partially through his thigh,
making fearful hole, but Fortunately, zone
Of the leading arteries were touched. Sc
veraI buckshot, with which the gun was
loaded, also took effect in one OF ms arms
Green6rier Independent.
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III
TO A r n e R 8 .
G L O T II N g {.

AS this is o period Of the season, especially wlth
the farmers, in which their planting Is over, anu
they are DESTROYS Of a pleasure-trip for recrea-
ton. I invite all such to take the cars, steamboats,,
canal-boats, telegraph, balloon, or any o1hes
modern means of travel, and
CALL AT CORNER TENTH AND MAIN,
1901, Richmond, and bring with them their green
backs, in exchange for $50, 900 worth OF
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS.
SIZES, COLORs,
MAKES, AND PRICES.
600 ovERCOATs,
600 BUs1NESS-sUIT5,
coo PAIRS PANTS,
and an endless variety Of
FURNISHING GOODS
for gents, youths, and boys wear. Call early
and often on
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
told stand Of Baldwin, the place for good goods ut
reasonable prices. No charge for showing goods
here. oe s-N
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REFERS TO

DE-. MACK, Burnside, Conn;
DE-. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass:
DR.. HOLKUM, North Lee, Mass;
DR.. ADAMS, stockbridge, Mass;
DR.. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn;
DIR. JACQUES, auckland Corners, Conn.,;
DIR. BEARSFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All OF whom treated me for the disease
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A PLEASING INcIDENT.-An incldent IN
the life of Gen. Lee is worth recordlng as
illustrative of his scrupulous ~thougnuuio
ness of the tritling, no less than the more
serious, duties and obligations OF NE:
Farly in the fall of 1860 he Ioa over Mn
from Arlington to the iron foundry OF MI
Schneider. corner 18th street and fennsyl-
vsnia avenue, and drew from his poker the
draft of a peculiar kind of coulter, Wmch ne
%reanested to be cast for him to use in break "a
inq mn q lot of heavy meadow sod; The
nr;ce Of the coulter was fixed at w dollars,
and the Generals old market-man called for
# a day or two afterwards.
4 few months passed, and the peaceful
pursuits of agriculture were ~exchanged1o f
the strife and turmoil of war-General Lee
nitched his tent in the South, and the qulet
scenes of Arlington knew him no more:
Late in 1861, amid the stirring scenes that
were enacting around him, and wai af h aa
position were resting upon General Lee, Mr.
Schneider received BY the hands of a little
bow two dollar gold pieces, with O 9rle1
note Of apology for overlooking the little
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IndeI.
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Ga- WELL, THIS BEATS ALL =

W5 'A
UTICA sHEETING, the genuine article, -
yards wide, at 5sc. per yard. The wholesale
price in the city OF New York is 5etc. per yard.
W have just one case /; 80 lose no time In Sc
curing a piece. Each piece contains enough
to make from four to six sheets. Don't delay,
or you will miss the chance;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at zoe. ;
WAMSUTTA COTTON at 19c.
ANDROSCOGGIN and FRUIT OF THE LOOM
at1e5c.;
Full yard-wide BLEACHED and UNBLEACH-
ED COTTONS at 1oc.;
Good BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COT
TONS at SIC. and loc.
CALICOES at 81, 81, 10, and 12ac.;
Atwood WHITE and RED FLANNEL at 25c,,
would be cheap at
Full yard-wlde SHAKER FLANNEL, warranted
all wool, at soc. per yard
PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELS In all qu1l-
tiles and colors;
PLAID and PLAID OPERA FLANNEL;
WEIGH FLANNEL, and SILK-WORK FLAN-
NELS, at LEVY THE
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON. The best in use. Try 1t. no"
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r ECTURE.-The second LECTUkE o.
Il the course before the young 1 h r. p Bald
WIN, Esq, TUESDAY EYENiNsGt1 - n IEoom Of
instant, at 8 O'Clock. In me fecturefoo"
SUBJECT HNEW AND OLD GIN rno
Tickets Of admission, soc. for sale at t aa az
and bookstores, and at the door' -
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W. OvER-COATs
AND DoUBLE-BREAsTED SACKS
LARGE ASSORTMENT AT REDUCED
PRICES. s'
DEvLIE'S,
1907 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POsT-oFFICE.
fno 2l-5m1
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Having unsurpassed facilities in our business,
We fatter ourselves we can please our customers;
TO gettars-up of clubs special inducements will
he offered. ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
- Next to Dispatch bsA}ding: =
mo I'D. sw&wlm kichA&Sd ID. Va.
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HUNDRED Dollars would be Given for a
Bottle, If Necessary.
RAILWAY, n. j., Dec, ., 1880.
Il. T. Hembold, Esq:
Dear Sir.-I take great pleasure 10 sending youa
In addition to the many you have 49,
ceivcd from suffering humanity. can scarcely
and language sufficiently strong to express my
heartfelt qualification at The wonderful cure your
has effected. For four years | hsve SUI
fer: d beyond description. All my friends (withmy-
SELF came to the conclusion that my case was Incur
able. Accident placed your advertisement In my
hands. l commenced taking your "Bnchn.'
followed the directions and, to my utter astonish-
menr, b ,ore l had taken seven bottles OF your val
liable mcdonnell would give One Hundred Do''
lars a bottle II I could not get IT at any other
pr!ce)-I SIN entirely cured. l most earnestly re-
commsnd 1t to all these suffering from disease l
have told many persons to take your valuable mel.
icjne, and they are doing so with great success.
Any information my felsow-citizeRs may require
will he freely given by the subscriber. at his resi-
dence, No. rs Milton avenue, Railway, re" Jet-
sey. IL NJ
Councilman, Third Ward, city Of Railway
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gSsESrAI H0TICEs.

RETAIL: up,o,esa1e. Retail
7c, "a u. 1oc. q D.
sU IgnTn &c. q q. Zoe. y b.
Sutr &c. q q. &C. q D.
N WAaIn &c % D. loe. q n.
opT.M lie q b. 1sc. q D,
1rnaN .lIc % b. 1sc. q b.
Observation-Disclosures d. .l5c. q b.
sTGaR .1oc. q b. i4c. y d.
spICENUTs ...........Izc y b. lsc. % b.
SUGAR CAKES, 45c. pen 100.
MOLAsSES CAKES, 4c, per 100.
No.charge for barrels.
All made Of the best material snd workmanship
BRIGGs's BAKERY,
no 21-1n 1N Mafn street.
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RAILWAY, N. j., Dec. 2, lsSs.-We, the unaer'
SIGNED, are well acquainted with II. N. Freemin'
Of Railway, and know that he has been . long
time suffering. in the worst possible FORM fof'ne
past four years, and that be has been en'i''''
cnred nv the use OF "Helmbold's Buchu.'
j. W. SAVAGE, ex.Msvor;
FRANK LA BAU. President "fC"uhcn'
WIN. RICHARDS, Cie-s"f o"Hci'
PETER A. BANT.. T"nn"'ln'ni
W. J. BROWN, Curn ciiin.n
j. 8. MELICk, C~ouaciimsL;
LEWIS HOFF Comedian.
j. B. SrRYKEn, Merchant.
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ruu,,, u,yoR,s OFFICE

CITY HALL MAYORS OFftSE
KAuwAY, ". j., Dec. S, l'@.
This viii certify chat 1 am personally aeqas u.
ed with II. II. Freeman, and am eognizais }, .s
facts a. set forth In the above statement =
several persons whose signatures arc heie1D
attached are all known to me.
Mayor OF Railway, Nd
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NOTlCE.-Neither the Captain nor con-
~ sienees or the brigantine Constance VII 90
responsible for any debts contracted oy nsf cfeW.
RICHMOND, Dec. s, tao. dee-t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-14

The CARSIyAL MAsouERADE.-On
the evening of the 18th instant, two
weeks from tonight, the great and
much talked of carnival masquerade,
iuausurated by Professor Farini' takes
place at Athletic Hall, Virginia.
The list of subscribers to 1t already
includes over fifty Of the most
respectable gentlemen OF Virginia
aud Gold Hill, as we'll as some
from adjacent localities, thus insuring
it to he a complete success. a large
assortment of costumes Of all varieties
has arrived, and can be secured for the
occasion on application to John Piper
or Prof. Farini. Many Of the dances,
terpsichorean jokes, etc., VIII nc new
here, yet there will be plenty o tne
popular favorite dances to suit all.
The best band to be had In this section
Is already secured, aud original music
for the occasion is being composed n
arranged by Prof. Passmore. Two
prizes are offered for the best masks,
that NAV be present on the OCCASION OF
his grand masquerade ball-one for the
best lady mask and one for the pest
masked gentleman. Tickets to the
carnival are $40 each, and all partlcu-
lars as to conditions and styles OF cos
tunes will be furnished on application
to the Committee, or to Professor Fa-
RIM.
Soc1lI. PARTY.-A social dancing
party is to be given at Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill, Wednesday evening,
December 2lst, for the benefit OF Mrs.
Remington. n poor widow woman.
She Is 4 very worthy lady and any
assistance given in the way Of purchas-
ing tickets will be gratefully appre-
ciated.
MAsoNIc.-At 4 regular communlca-
ton Of Valley Lodge No. 8, F. & A.
NJ. held at Dayton Monday evening,
December IL, 1870, the following Of
ticers were elected for the ensuing Ma
sonic year: G. W. Keith, W. NJ; l..
l.. Crockett, S. W. G. G. COddington.
S. w. B. IL. Carrick, Treasurer; j. G.
Hazlett, Secretary.
DISTRICT CoURT-RIslNe, JUDGE.-
The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday Weinschenk
VS.. Anna II. Wylie; judgment for
plaintiff for 5000 and costs. Wein-
VS.. Anna II. Wylle: Oh trial.
LIKE "QUAKER GUNs."- Artificial
teeth are of little Use and easily de-
Take care of the real ones.
All you need Is fragrant Sozodont.
Use it daily, and your teeth will be
the last of natures gifts to fail you.
Fur CAPE EoUNp.--A fur cape or
was picked up on the railroad
track, uear the Yellow Jacket north
Sunday night last. The owner
can have the same by calling at the
railroad office, near by.
Dividend DEcLARED.-The Virginia
md Gold Hill Water Company yester-
day declared a dividend of one and
onc-half per cent. on their capital
stock. payable Immediately.
1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Faith Well Founded.

.In.old times. al the commencement o. every sea
son. II was the fashion TO take a strong cathartic Us
a safeguard against q change Of temperature. 1t
was a worse than ~scnseless practice. The people Of
our day understand the matter better. Instead OF
depicting the system. they reinforce Il. In the
method they adopt they exhibit a wise dserimIna-
ton. Instead OF r~cSortlng to the vitlated stlmulants
OF or any Of the compounds dc lived from
them. they put their faith In the only absolutely
pure invls0rint procurahlc In the market-IIostct
ter's stomach Bitters. Their faith Is well founded.
Never has anv tonic medicine been prepared with
such scrupuioas precision anl conscientious care.
II Is a vegetable compound Of which every ingredt-
en-; l. sound. wholesome ami medicinal, In the true
sense Of thr word. Now, We have three prominent
national complaints. Onc.ha'f OF the adult popula-
t!On Of the United States suifer more or less. either
from diseases OF the stomach. arrangements Of the
liver, or affections Of the kidneys. IN no other land
inier heaven are thcsc malalies so general as In
this country. and Hostetter's Di.ters Is \ specific for
them al. unless organic In thelr origin. and there.
fore bcyon, cure. And let those who are fortunate
enough TO be exempt from thin at present under
stand one great fact, VIZ: that an occasional use Of
this vita.lzInc tonic will as certainly prevent them
a. the sun will prevent the earth from ~frcczln. where
it, genial beams descend.
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NEVADA IScoRPoRATloN.-Day be-
fore yesterday there was filed in the
office of the Secretary Of State, at Sac
ramento, the certificate Of i%ncorpora-
tion of the Central Pacific Mining
Company. to carry on the business OF
mining for gold and other metals in
Bull Run Mining District. Elko Couu-
ty, Nevada. Time Of existence. twen-
~ wears. Principal place Of business.
Sacramento city. Capital stock, S2OO,-
OOO. divided into 1000 shares OF 500
Zach. Trustees-F. II. Smith, w. w.
Guptlll, Chas. 8. Mott, Chas. Coglan
and Dudley H. Fsslin.
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100. TICK ETs WILL BE SOLD.

100000 NJ e. Sc e "a.A
During the Concert the sum Of $3.50 OO
in Gold Coin will be distributed TO the Ticket
Holders, as follows:
Git Of Gold Coin. 49,. .............f0,oW
Git OF Gold Coin. 1900
Git OF Gold Coin. ............... 1000
Gin Of Gold Coin 5000
1 Gin Of Gold Coin. ................ 1901
Gin OF Gold Coin. 5000
Gin OF Gold Coin. 1000
10 Gins Of Gold Colu, 1900 each. ..... 10000
Gin Of Gold Coin 700
Gin Of Gold Coin .................. 100
Gift OF Gold Coin .... minimum. TIC
Gin Of Gold Coin ................. cO
10 Gifts Of Gold Coin. $500 cach......... 5000
Git Of Gold Coin. .".......... 4U
GIFT Of Gold Coin. ............ -. 5o
30 Gins OF Gold Coin, $aoO each........ 5000
90 Gins of Gold Coin, 500 each ........ $1,000
40 Gins Of Gold Coin, $50 each........ 2O!oU
100 GIns Of Gold Coin, 80 cach........ 10000
SIS Gins OF Gold Coin, $40 EACH. -. 10000
1873 Prizes, amounting to -....SlJO,0O0
The Gins win be awarded In a precisely simi.
lar manner a. at the Concert given In San Fran.
cisco In aid Of the Mercantile Library.
Tho drawing will be under the management OF
c. Conway, Pre,ident OF the Board Of Trustees
of the Town Of Grass Valley; b. T. Dorsey,
School Trustee; A. Hopper, Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department: and Patrick English.
Martin Ford and Daniel Collin, ir behalf ofthe
Orphan Asylum At Grass Valley.
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IAar
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BIT WILLS. FARGO & CO. q y
@ Derives p Moose Vim Ewing
Mr. o'connor John I CHM L Jsnes
W D Hyde S Lubbock DR. Cornwall
Miss Cornwall
Departures.
BY WILLS. FARGO : COS LINE.
Mr. Hyatt Mason Young J " Hamilton
r Sperling A Peterson A weinshsnk
d Lynch Morris y Bradley
e Simpson g pom!nconi Mr. O'CoIuor
c II Foster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
Amusements.

MILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON.
lyl THIS Msudsy1 EVENING, oath. sIElswAr HALL
MI MAJ sio h: sh hsfs5 + ,aI STssas s'
after her brilliant trumphs her from this city yin epp.s
TWO GRAND NILSSON CONCEPTS
THIS Cuonday) EVENING 0CToPEk q 1870 o3rorKR ,s
oYB GRAND NILSSON MATIHEK,
NIL, cFRsrs ATE Sfss6s oG G sid b. L. CARY
siguors BRIGSou, yERGER yIEG JSala,
The Crane Italian operns 1Ish mHaRTzEE
SPECIAL notice. ,A.
The sale OF win THIS MORNING. ats m az "e
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE
AT sTgISwAY HALL, on P0URTbENTHSE
Branch TaGRsDSf OCT h B G OK icSpEY
BROOKLYN ACADEMY.-Mlle. NILSSON.
Mar strsho has the honor Of announcing the hst aPPsS
MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON
r TWS OR SsAsD T SSs2S G9y Ss;
Gaosr,i Admission Two I ~ Dollar. 'O'
Rs.eCs ss,. P ps's rPd a TSss FS. Dollars
Admission. Family Circle, One ~ Doll.I
WALLACK':.
Proprietor and hi last SIX NIGHTS IA'fSA "Ah'AA
ofME Abef Tr6 9e so cS9sdT en'itei
Which be withdrawn in co9.eqgenes Of numerous
and Of the production Of
tn. pi... +. produe.d with NOVELTIES
NEW MUSIC, sGES ggSii ATp q, APPOINTMENTS
co JOHN T BrTS Of
POINTMESTS and COSTUMES, and with
CAST OF UNUSUAL STRENGTH
Bsrnets Comedy,
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Da. notice vii Ce given Of sss ycg stH,T
BOX BOOK OPEN PROM A. toiPh
CEEBACII's LAST and FAREWELL WEEK
- NETWORK.
POrRTEEETU.STREEr THEtTBR
THIS. MONDAY, Oct. "a, ADRiENNE LECOUNREuR -
SEEBACH role OF AbRIfNNE
MATTILDR YENBTA a. TIB IRlNCBSSl
TUESDAY, Oct q, JANE EYRE. the ORPHAN OF LOWOoD
SEEBACH, JANE EYRE
VENETA, 81 RiH REED
WEDNESDAY Oct. 20, at o'clock. SEEBA(WS
NEWELL MATINEE MARY STUART.
THURSDAY -BESEFTT OF NINE MARIE SERBACH.
For the last tine AnRlRNNR LRCOlE REUR
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS.
THE LAST TWO REPRESENTATIONS
CEEBACH-FAREWE MATINEE.
y Observation-Disclosures TIiEATER
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 2s al l. Door open al y.
LAST AND FAREWELL MATISER IN NETWORK
or MARIE SEBBACH
MARY STUART
MARIE SEEBACH in her role Of MARY STUART.
VRNETA a. ELIZABETH. QUEEN OF EhGLANI.
Admss on parts 81 Reserved seats Paqleiie and oI 70
cents extra DeIs Circle. reserved ~ PIosceagm Boxes h' seats
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CUPREME C0uRT;mHoLLIs L; POWERS R

- -, RJGENIA " HARGOUs ct sl-No. 3By virtue Of
made Ia the sboYr-entted action ht
- ~ g7o The subscriber referee for that purpose u appoint
IN Exchange Salesro0m No. III BioadHs
nj Ne York on day Of October, A d. SIO al IL
nn nj al through A Bl-ecke Son Co., AnctOneeTs
,s,s and mortgage premises directed by said Judgment 70 De
Ie ~ ,hsen described Follows All that certain lot piece or par
III 80 Ind WITH the buildings and thereon atn plne
in he Fifteenth su Of tbe city OF New YORK ,nd known snu
on map Of part Of the property belonging 70 le
49,, ., The W Henry Spngler, between BnsdwH ana VIC sIth
snns IN the Ninth and Twelfth Narls Of me o 9 Ses loA ~
~T M n bought CITY SurveTo December 1871 o. th huut
% & rpded and bounded esiery IN front R me rim
lio s In the number hundred aud twenty i~o
I mar ,ouh.ry by lot No. hundred and oi'een tI9
~ bV iot No. hunirui and seventeen an on sail map
n br sdtt IN sud twenty-five feet nne ebes ana
al an inch ami IN len 9Th each eide on huned eel
80 Iii nat certain oiher piece parcel Of and WIN 70. P
situste rng and beng the said Fifteenth AM OF he
~ W. Yors and and dstng uhe on .ad map As ot 10
e l I'D tw.pty 2s Nhcl SAID lot Is aouled souihrr
street northery Ia the by lot No one huut
ph. 2 on aid msp easery by lots Nos one hundred n
lig one hundred fourteen tl one huhircl ana he
N ot No hundred and sixteen lbl on sad NAP sh9
No on, huBired snd twenty four Z4l on ssid map aa
Ne ~ heath in each twentyise feet ~la
Ne one and three feet aud three inche. su
80 rb The b.nra " certain articles OF a. a'l
!" ana ~, Inio. DANIEL Tmhe Of the city Of Ne" loIa
kscoriol LIleI 80 u THOMAS G. FIELDS. Referee.
1870 u,-t..r. 49,. No : Warren St n. \.
1LhA-N 81 ii br.,y ADJOURNED 10 MEDAEoDAl ucoter
m is70 AZ houi and Place ihO'iA' - 1.tr-.
GLK.sOs L BABOOcN Pins Alt"fn'Ja
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PROPOSALS.
cytyv Or ,KrEK~,-rER'- OFFicE DHPAKrsESr % IEAA
'h'A' Ar.rTS TKxAs. september II, 1870 ,
for the ERECTION of TEN

~ OF ARTERS Fort Mclnios TeIas sealed prgpc
fohhi III bs received al b ofoe until hrraay the llth
ya9enbef 1870 L O'Clock ~ ff N, eoa'' .ean % M p ~
Te1ts Plans sld specification. can e rfImh'9 tne
fnIt a. NeFoeans L. 'ii.es
Once w a, Ana1io and Fort Mcintosh Texas and al th'
Of aim hu.liiugs
Propose ry art eusr aud ready fo occnpsne "hrn ura-d
a,rr d, .lr Government ~ tis.o 4.,.l
.r.mplnrt ny glti-hir' o 81 ieas NO
kch "l n 900 tv he crriiicd BY tefk 81 our
PIE p tbr ttrr competent {" cary on Y" e"h'rl'
81 h'i. and post oacr address OF eieh n''
Az f'd "a b h. ,tat BID W h. entertained uurs eon'in
,lr 10 rrquTrrh - A., r,y - wishing 10 bid all be
~, i,l I'd upan spphfatr d tbs oNce -, -. 81,
ch~rrini! ihhn 9 In 1r.,I Proposals or the Eenon OF
, a psr slaio,l ~ 9llis',sl 70 '' u's
3, oIar N, i LKlA. Deglb y n. Oeu Obe SaATmSeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
legal Notlrss.
M COIrRT-HOLLIS i. POWERS

SUPREME COURT-H0LLlS l.. POWERS
y against EUGrNlA " HARGOUS Il sL-No by Vrtue Of
gnt sale made IN the ri aet"n August
b. 1870 subscriber for tha purpose luy appointed Su
se Exchange Sero0m No III BoadSy IN the
I2th dav Of October A. ID 1870 At X oek
through Beeker Son Coz anctoue the
and mortagd directed by sad Judgment 10 De %
described follows All that certain lot piece OF Pre 81
lad. With buildings and Improvements thereon situate LING ana
Fifteenth lard Of toe CITY Of NeN.Yof and know. ana
Distinguished Of Of the property belonging TO the
Henri Spng between broadway and the sixth ave
Tsh Wards Of the City o. Neyfork surye{e
Is. Doughty December l3D by the number o
bounded cay Ia front by the Fifth
westerly lot No. hundred and twenty U21
hundred ani tfeen no,
hundred and 40 SAID con
front -n twenty-five feet nine inches and
inch aud IN length each side hanid ieet
And all that piece Of land with the improve
ng and being 10 the said Fifteenth Ward OF the
Civ and knOsu aal distinguished said lot No
on. hundred 2 which aid lot bounded suhery
front nortbey the rear by lot No. hundred
hunirrd and fourteen l hundred and ttee
hundred and lbl said AMI
westerly huni and twenty four 2 said map and
breadth and each twenty-five feet and IN
hundred three and three inches subject
Of articles Of agreement dated na Isl
1870 between Maria LnlOw and Daniel Tumbe 81 the Cry o New
Yorf Recorded Liner IN Of Conveyances, page 525
September u 1879. THOMAS q FIELDS Reierr
GIyA,oS B,BC0CE, Plaintiffs Aorneys No Warren ST. y l.
The forerong hereby ADJOURNED To WEDNESDAY October
D. I7 AZ The am. hour and place THOMAS Z. FIELDS,
- p, s,.s1x a B,EcocK Pitts Auoruevs Referee