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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCI
Ds.NT. @ -
ONE KILLED AND SEVEN WOUNDED.

A few minutes before seven o'clock yes
terdsy morning, two coaches attached to the
DOWN. bound mail train on the Virginia,
and Tennessee division of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, we're thrown
from tho track, by brok. \ rail, half n mile
above Buford's Depot, aud I r :eipi;ated hity
feet down an emIankmeft, one OF them
turning over three times in the decent. The
ladies car did not go over, but Was balanced
upon the brink OF the cmbankment, at an
angl Of forty-fye degrees, and the gentle
mems coach stopped within few feet Of the
embankment.
There were, fortus ately, hut eight persons
IN the seconi-clAss car. Une of these a col
ored woman of this city, named Adaline
turk, was Instantly killed, her skull being
broken, and her body terribly bruised. A
large red-hOt stove was overturned by the
revolutions of the Car, and stopped immedi-
atcly upon her, burning off or cl Dthing, and
literally roasting the greater Fait Of her
body. A kerosene lamp, was also oTerturn-
ed and tlfis and the stove would very soon
have reduced the coach and it's occupants 70
a>kes, hal not AIR. J. s. Slater, Assistant
United : .tts Distiie, At ornel h. had &C.
cnpied a Seat III tne ladies', car, ki;Red out
window o; the Burning coach and smothere',
out the fire with blaHket- He also IemOy-
ed the frightfully man: led body of the IN
fortunate woman from under the stove, and
assisted in the removal of the wounded from
beneath the seats, which had all been
smashed to pieces.
Every Occuuaut Of the COACH was more o.
less Injured, CAT. Il. G. Halter, tie con-
dHctor, sustained painful bruises in almost
every part Of his holy, but fortunately was
not dangerously hurt. lie continued on the
train, which re ched here late " ste d y
Afternoon, ami WAS visited by q number OF
his friends last night, at the Piedmont House.
A colore,l brakeman, named Samuel a
thony, of ;his city, was terribly bruised;
crushed and burned, and his recovery is con-
, sijered Impossible :.
I: Mr.. b.. f Stanley, of Wythcville, had
leg broken, AMI sustained other painful in
juries, whieA, it is hoped, are not uecesssri-
ly dangerous.
/ A colored brakeman. named Elr j Hen
derson, was considerably bruised and burn
ed, but not dang, rousiy, ane an oil negro
womun whose name we could not learn. had
an arm broken, and sustained other painful
injuri =.
The injuries sustained by the remaining
passengers are fortunately very slight, and
not of sufficient importance to be reported.
Tie damage done 10 the coaches is said t.,
he very trifiiBg, the SIN lslIins OF the seats ia
the second class ear being tise most inn Orta Mt
item. No blame ATTACHES to any perso,', and
thoughthe accident is a serious one, il is in
Ied wonderful that it is 10 worAe.-[L. nell
burg Republican, 18th.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

WEare pleased. to note the arri-
val of Col. j. H. English, of Miss,
and to Chronicle the fact that he
becomes a citizen of Bristol. The
citizens of our town will echo the
welcome: which the News extends
to him, and we congratulate them
upon the accession TO our coInnu-
nifty Of so cultivated and valuable a
citizen
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

The authorities of Illinois have
demanded the Indictment of Sheri-
dan for his declaration Of Martial
law in Chicago, which led to the
killing of Col. Grosvenor.
1t is of no use to indict this
coarse and brutal Military officer.
He should be hanged, not for this
act but for his brutality TO his own
race and TO the poor red men, who
could not offer him even the feeble
resistance which Early did.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

700 Reams assorted sizes, Wrapping
Piper. tne f.t
400 Doz- Long Handle Brooms.
100 Dozen Painted Buckets.
100 Gross Masons Backing. assort-
ed sizes. '.s 49,
50 Kegs Bread Soda =
Nov. 3. LEE, TAYLOR 4 co.
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SPECIAL NOT ICE.

Hs ne lJte Of erery truly valuable madeleine 10
Be- COUNTERFElTED. JOb Noses Sir James
CldrFs FenlaI< Pills extensively COUNTER
FEITED Tie genuine hare ne nGsse y 'IoB
MoSEs" on each p,tekeIge. AH0thsTsare tOorfhless.
Dishonest Druggists snd>drar 10 ssH The counter
6sits u make greatsr preftF. ~
N.B.-In All cases where the eESrISK cannot be
obtained One Dollar enclosed IN the Sole Proprie-
tor. JOB AOSES IS Cortla-it 81 New York, will
insure a bottle Of the genuine, containing Fifty
pills. BY .retuFn mall, seelrefy s>ai,d FROM any
knowledge Of It's sonfents.
May Billy
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

AT THE election of last year, the
people of Goodson gave one of the
editors of the Abingdon VrReISIAN
a very heavy majority for the Office
of Treasurer. That Journal now
calls them "fthe Goodson clique"
The people of Goodson are very
tender but they can probably bear
this.
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Ibe found at the sssessof, =
Geo. P. RoWeII & Co.,
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w. IL anfhnriLrS 10 rnrrrAeni rs in aieity.

MESsRs. GRIFFIN & HOFFNAN,
Newspaper Advertising Agents, No
4 South Street. Baltimore. Md, are
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

Gen. James Walker. Richmond
and 1.ynchburg elect their ticket
handsomely. From the former,
Raleigh T. Daniel goes and he will
be one solid rock in the House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

Mcssrs. Aiken & Co. are our author'z-
ed agents to obtain and receipt for s"o
,eripSErYr 10 tiS Ne VS. at onion
Tenn. Parties desiring TO subscribe
eon enter their club lists at the most
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-
country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

Drsr. AIRY E. c. CAMF has been
reinstated by Grant, at the request
of Secretary Delano. He was re-
moved a; tn request of Brownlow
AL Mlvna-l. - ID
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

TIE, News has lost ONE spbscri-
Der by its course during the late
canvass. No more. How is that
for-&c.?
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MARRIED..

In Richmond, Va. Tuesday morn
ihg, the eth inst. 10y Rev. Ii. =. KEEP
Ter, GEORGE H. KINDRICK. Esq. of
Scott cOuniy-member of The State
Senate-and Miss Lucy +. T. KING,
daughter of Mr.. John King, decd.
The Louisville, Ky, papers will
please copy.
In Baltimore. on the 9th inst, by
Rev Father Daugherty, Mr.. RICHARD
Fl. HENRITZE. Of Abingdon, Va, and
Miss 'ADBLE HENDERSON, of Balti-
more. Md, formerly of Charlestoii, >.
e. 49,. ....-..
At the residence of n. l. MeGinnis,
ESQ, on "Wednesday evening last, 10y
Rev Mr.. BiOoke, Mr.. GEORGE KEEL
LER and Miss Virginia &. Dunn, all
of Abingdon,
At the residence of the brides father
in Jackson County, n. c.. on the 5th
inst, by the Rev. J. II. Long, Rev. {.
B. FUGATE, of. the HnlstOn COME
renee. to'Miss MARY A. Norton.
Abingdon Virginian please copy.
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The Editors Of the NEWS are not responsi-
Die for OPINIONS expressed by correspond
Rais.
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4 BALFH!! BEAUTY

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD
p INCREASE OF FLESH AND
WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
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DIED

In Covington. Allegheny Co., Va, on the
3rd inst, fLnREScE McD"NALp, infant
daughter of J. E. AMI Georgianna Burk.
Death, lies on her, like an untimely frost
Upon the sweetest flower of all the field.
Roanoke Times please copy.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17
JOB MOSES
SZR L4D[E,S CL.dRX'S
FEMALE PILLS.

HaHEsE invaluable PILLS are nnfailiRg In the
u care OF all those pziEfRl n dangerous dis
eases TO which the Female constitution is sabj Get
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For the first I;ich Y M)aths 10 %
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every Drop Of the SARPARILLIAN REsoLv-
EST Communicates through the Blood, Sweat,
Urine, ami other fluids and juices Of the ayEtem
the yi0Or # Life, for it repairs the wastes ef the
body with new and sound material. ScroruIa
Syphilie, Consumption, GiondtIlaT diseGs> Ulcers
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kidney 4 Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
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BrighTs Disease. 4lbuminnria, ard in all cases
where there are brick daSl deposits
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

Sales on Thursday amounted to
s., 40. Making total Sl9. $40.
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THE BRISTOL NEWS,
I. c. ( GILBERT FOWLER

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-11-17

FLYER and AorE cured for Atty cents. There l.
not remedial agent in this world that will Eur
Fever and AEue -znd ali other MslzTieH<, billions.
Scarlet Typhoid. Yellow. ard other Fevsrs aided
BY RApwLI-E PILLS so quick n EABwATs READI
Kelley. Fifty cents Per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
MORRIS WILKINS, AuCTIONEER.
Handsome Household Furniture.

E, II: LUDLOW 4 co. WIN sell at auction on Monday,
April H. 1871 at A. M at he private residence 81 Clinton
place. between Greene street and University place. the
entire Furniture contained said house. consisting Of carved
Table centre and aide Tables French Pier and Man.el M
Cornices black walnut frame Ensravlng rosewood French
Bedsteads, Washstands, Bursaus Wafdrobcs Lounge.
vet and Brussels Carpets Ocos together with assort
OF Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
mencc. Catalogues at No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
SATURDAY. APRIL %.
OH . NDh M w = A0t
1T 1919 O'Clock, at our salesroom,

% CHAMBERS AND n KEADE STREETS,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Mirrors, VIII
ton Velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood and black wal
nut Paror. Library, Dining Room aui Bedroom Suits In
variety SILK and Lace Curtains, rosewood Pianos Crocke
ry, Glassware &C. &C. removed for convenience Of sale
AT PRIVATE SALE,
al sacsrooms % Chambers and " Reade Streets two
superb Berlin Carpets imported to order by gentleman OF
this city 1T cost OF 5000 each have been laid down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IL BANKRUPT SALE,
by order Of GEORGE II. SHARPE.
IN TIE CASE OF sIMEin1N III IN

STATES II.
NE sSaSS, AL II osn MSEE BRoriEE win SELL
S + SsS
NO. So nnoabWS$$Sf sSH;r1 T$T S5asrn PRINCE
STREET, made 70 order N By NEWMuusE AND OTHER
shST C., CITY MIXERS AZ q which are IL ane
and desirable furniture and in the United
s rasLoR s'fH aia over SIXTY pARLoRs Of
@ a ses %s
of & s sa other
frames IN variety OF size for piers, ovas mantels and Sides
Axmlns.cr, Aubusson, Velvet. Medallion. Per-
Es s Quits
terpane sheets and other bed linen Of rs quality In the
b bkHSa i1SHsG2s Ssys' Tables
sas cS. China
Ans Il ne r a 81 sS 40 rooms in
carved rosewood ana black Wanoi and oak
rors gace, Fsuseu and Easy Chairs, Cabinets
end wardrob, Library Cases, &C. richly carved and Of the
ELEdANF xSp COSTLY CHANDELIERS and Gas
s assaSs s.,'s,a., Win side Bracket: match
by and ess BEST s Mh %
cues and implements completes all recently put Ia the best
BARA AND OAR FIxrmEEs Of carved slacs walnut. also
The Counters Glass and Plato IN variety Lunch Counters
OFFICE ffsInsrvRE- wanu! carved marble top
Counters burglar and reproof Safes Desks, Register
remaining Stores scaes and Weights. Carving Rooms
Steam Tables, Tools Covers Dishes and other Incidental
WINES AND LIoUoRs-Thc well known and extensive
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY AND BAeGAGE-For ac-
count Of whom may concern retained for claims charges
ms "a 81 NoF sTEHE4 Sb ~ II
STREET conaec,d with this oe, and consisting OF var
Sale viii commence Il o'clock A. NJ each day. contnl.
foR PARTICULARS SEQ Catalogues which viii be really
the premises on the days OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
FRIDAY, APRIL 81

IUIH UcI0ck, AT pTIvate residence
l67 WEST TnIRTYFOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND SEVENTH AVENUE,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Rosewood IA Grand Piano. French Plate, Pier and
Manie Mirrors Velvet and Bruises carpeis eaborascy
carved rosewood EsRcre rosewood PRror Suit heavy Silk
and Lace Curtains black walnut and rosewood Dining
Room and Bedroom SUITS Bronzes Library Furniture &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
THURSDAY, APRIL 90,

at 10is o'clock, a. the private residence
OF fHE LATE JOHN RANKIN. ESQ,
$40 CLINTON STREET, CORNER OF CARROLL ST.,
BROoKLYN. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood and
black walnut Suits In brocae and reps black walnut AMI
mahogany Bedroom Furniture Bedding In variety rosewood
Piano, Paintings, Engravings, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
aALEs At Auction.


A uGGaa sS1lsf assa
v HsAAyyinLAED CO.'S FRENCH CHINA,
S;F ssSsIE y
embracing u hnes OF desirable goods in lots to suit buyers
STORE FIXTURES, Glass ,.S SHOWCASES, 4o.
-'SS''' %' T. aa q iaIs co.. Aasops.r.
us Chambers street.
RYF COTTON. AuCrIoNEER
Ss9 ossay h1 aSs s East
nj: y SSss.,s
Far s csns and S :. W:rs Il.
day. a ''' So0i' nu'' 0' 'AAo" '"' '''"'
.e.n, mop.eAsd Eunias Il Ear. Fourteenth street.
ST sa Ss o. hS -Four story
Carpets a. fsaI on asa.y : .nd
East tFss 3: n s; ''
superb Household furpitnre A. AZ We., .,rse.
Particulars In time.
b. Byv. K. STEVENSON ss ( Son.
II Pine street. first foor.
& s STEVENSON SON WI give their attention 70
ss
seats At private sale Auction sales Of furniture attended TO-
as usual, at residences OF owners
TUESDAY April IS,
hla NJ, a. the Exchange saesoorn, Ill broadway New
valuable Store Property In the FRS, ward. Jersey city
Northeast Hudson and Sussex strects-Lot 5oyC0
feet.
Northeast Green and Sussex 60xO0 feet
to ferry and 70 s wharf o. the tansra
line OF steamers. making valuable for business
Maps and fuii particulars al Once OF auc.ioneers
by JOHN n. vEDDER AUCTIONEER.
ID Ten years with tho late
Once 81 West Twentyrs street between Fifth and Sixth
avenues Tuesday, April 49, at 10 A. NJ at the private resi-
dence 52S West twenty street. Tenth avenue,
GESTEEL HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE,
made TO order by Warren Ward.
n. B.-Persona attention given to sales of Furniture At
private residences.
RY MAX BAyERsDoRrER. AUCTIoNEER.
MAX BAYERSDORFER scls Tuesday, 18th, 'a3 Broad
way rch Costumes. Fancy Dresses, Stage Jewelry Dom
Swords Human Hair. Hair Gooda Wigs switches.
Fixtures. Furniture &C. MAX BAYERsDORFER CO.'S
onlce, 1884 Bowery
pY MAX BAyERsDoRFER, AUCTI9NEER.
- Magnhcen, first class Furniture.
steinwav Piano, rich Parl0r Suits
MAX BAYERsDORFER sells Wednesday, 18th, At 20
Seventh street, elegant Furniture, rosewood PArlor Suit
crimson brocac rosewood marble top Tables Etagere ee
Lace Curtains elegant Mirrors elegant Sdeboard Extension
Al MAX BAYERsDoRFER Co.'S orce. ss4 Bowery.
DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Large sale of Household Furniture removed for
venience of sae Monday, April H. at lu O'clock nj the
lor Suits IN reps harcio,h and brocacl; Library Suits,
walnut and oak Extension Tables, Bullets and Chairs 10
match Turkish Lounges and Chairs Wardrobcs, Book
Cases and Lace Cutans haLtel Clocks Bonzes
gra ing China Croctcry, Cutlery and Glassware Full
particulars in catalogues NJ sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCrIoNEER. -
IA PEREMPrORY SALE OF l,R LOTS, SITUATE On
GRAND AVENUE, LINCOLN AND CHARLES 81 Reefs
AND UNION PLACE. JERSEY CITY, LATELY OCCU-
PIED ASA CRICKET GROUND BY THE ST. GEORGES
CRICKET CLUB. . .
at auction Thursday May ISL at Y O'Clock a. the
Directors the Bergen Hill Pleasure Ground Association
the valuable Property situate Grand avenue Lincoln and
City, known a, the 81 George, Cricket Grounds The pro-
proycments consist oil large club house, clubhouse
stands for SPECTATORS the whole being enclosed by high
fence.
ALSO q Gore Lot, opposite the above described pro.
perty, having lS feet Grand Also
the CHATTER OF the Association permitting OF the land
IN perpetuiy Cat the option OF the Associaiion pleasure
ground The property, together with the Charter, will first
BE upset price, which, not taken, the land
will then be sold in lots without reserve to the highest
bidder
Ten rer cent day OF SALE balance 90 days Maps at
the ot,ce the Auctloneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
MONDAY ApR1r.

At TO- O'CLOCK, Il priyale resldence
$50 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE,
consisting Of Tapestry and Ingram Carpets carved rosewood
Suits in crimson plush; g frame Mirrcr carved black
reaus, black walnut marble top Washstards paintod
and enamelled Cottsge Suits Hair Mattresses Feather Boil
sers and Pillows; black walnut Extension Dining Table,
black walnut Dining Room Chairs Chandeers China Vases
and Kitchen Furniture &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
SALES AT AUCTION,
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTONEER.
IN PARTITION SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY o.
ST. NICHOLAS 6TII AND 10TH AVENUES. LEROY,
18TH 18TH; sSTH, llhIii, lleTu, l2SD l2slM.

18TH. 46rH, llbrH li6Tu, i2sD, l?sTH.
l2sriI, l36TH, lHrII AMI l}5TH STREETS. .
ADRIAN II. MULLER, r r. WILKINS co. win sell
a. suction on Monday April ~ at y o,clock a. the EI
Real Estste, &C.
s., Nishos. Lots Yves, side, between ll7sh
and 18th streets.
sixth avenue-Three Lots, SIDE nth and
Tenth avenuc--Fom Lots norheas. Tenth avenue
and ll5:h street.
West Tenth street.-The three story basement brick
House and Lot situate the north side Of West Nineteenth
stree. between Sath and Seventh avenues and known as
No. l37. lot 206x92 feet.
FoysiIth streetUne Lot north side, l25 feet east Of
Tenth
li6h s,reet-Two Lots north eide 400 feet OF Seventh
Iisth sreet-Fomr Lots, south side, s75 fee, Of
18th sreet-Two Lots north Side 100 feet east of New
d sreetThree Lots north side 75 feet wss Of Seventh
avenue.
l2d srcc-Two Lots south sde 3s5 fee, west OF Third
.
l2kt Lots south side. al5 feet west Of Fourth
avenue.
lssth streeThree Lots side els of Fourth
lash street.-The three story basement brown stone
House Lot situate the south side of aSth street, be
tween Second and Third avenues, and known ms No.
Dunscomb place; lot ~ 9x99ll.
l3h ssetThree Lots south side s25 feet west OF Sixth
I4zsh srcc,Fve Lots north side $50 OF Bou'e
vsrd
Ih sree-Fvc Lots, south side. 1916 feet wee, OF Bcu.e
Leroy street.-the ~ story brick front House and Lot
81 lot .n.6x8J feet.
Fifty per may remain bond and mortgage for three
years
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49,
AT ION O'CLOCK At PkTy ATE RESIDENCE,
81 WEST TfiIKTY.FO RTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH AyENIfEA

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FyRNITuRE or family re-
pets, Brussels do elegantly carved Paror Furn
ture covered In satin brocade made TO- order BY Better with
marble top and mirror back git Centre and Side Tables
and covered in striped Library Table, Curtains &c
Bedroom Furniture of black walnut and Mahogany Brus
stoney; Dining Room Furniture in black walnut Porcelain
and Glassware 1c also Kitchen Furniture &c with which
the nsle Syll dominance.
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A DWIAN II. MILLER, AUCTIONEEK.
N Executors sale of Valuable Properly southeast corner
Of Blocker aud Barrow sreets.-ADRlAN H. MULLER,
r. X. WILKINS Co. will cell at auction, Tuesday,
April IS, at u O'Clock At the Exchange saesroom III
Broadway by order Of Robert Cunninc0n, Esq., Executor
OF Daniel Kinsman, deccased:
Blocker street. The two story frame Houses and
LOS rate the of Hlcccker and Barrow
streets, and known Nos 2s 3 and 25 Blocker street
street.-The story brick House ana Lot situate
the south alec of Barrow street. adjoining the last de-
scbcd property the and known No. So Barrow