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The New York herald., 1875-10-19
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THE UNAccoUNTABLE DISAPPEARANCE OF JAMES
M'GRArH, THE coUNTERFE1TEB, FROM LUD-
Low STREET JAIL.
James McGrath, who had been confined In Ludlow
Street jail for nearly three months on charge or
utterng counterfeit trade dollars escaped from that
institution on Sunday afternoon. The usual time for
locking up the prisoners is half past Eve O'Clock NJ
At a quarter. past nvc the keeper began tho usual
routine OF seeing his charges comfortably and safely
located for the night McGrath occupied a cell with
James Maher another United States prisoner, the
s'5O' or ~. s." tier. These two Jameses, with two
Michacls surnamed Taguo and Boyle, formed quar-
tet arrested at the time and for the same
offence Maher was forthcoming at the keepers de-
mand, but McGrath failed to appear, and when Maler
was questioned as TO his room mates whereabouts he
replicd that he believed that McGra.h in the
cell OF another prisoner named Smith. search there
failed to disclose his presence and Mr.. McGrath be.
came suddenly in great demand. The other prisoners
were hurricdly fastened in their quarters and tho
keeper reported to Warden Dunham that he was "a man
short Notice was given at to the United States
Marshal McGrath doubtless slipped out with num-
bcr OF visitors who left the prison at i've O'Clock On
Sundays the friends OF the prisoners call upon them and
usually remain until they are notified that tho
hour for closing the prison TO the pubuc mas ar.
rived. Thus dozen or more often leave ~ tho same
time and McGrath availed himself Of the opportunity
OF mngling with tho group and passed out unno-
TOAD Tha asoapcd prisoner was arrAsled on
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the 2Tth OF July last In Beach street Some days be-
fore his capture james Clarke Co.. brokers OF
Chambers and Chatham streets, had received in tho
course pf their business counterfeit trade dollar and
notified Chief Washburnc Of tho United States Secret
Service Bureau About the tmo q Pearl street
arm received similar coin from a dressed like
'longshoreman. Satisfied that determined effort was
being made put large quantity Of tho spurious issue
into circulation Chief Washburne placed five or six do
tectives upon the track He had hardly begun bis work
when to his SURPRISE old counterfeter fresh from
four years sentence voluntarily informed him Of the
identity or the gang and gave him ccw that led to tho
capture OF all the parties engaged In the scheme.
James Maher who appeared TO be the business man Of
the counereiters was approached Tor the purchase OF
quantity OF the spurious coin, and after some ncgo-
tations himself and his materials, battery, metal,
crucibles and other implements, we're captured at
104th street and Second McGrath was arrested
on tho same night, with over $50 Of the spurious
money in his possession, and before midnight Boyle
and Taguo also in durance and very clever days
work thus finished. The imitation coin we'll
executed, and would have deceived any but experts,
but fortunately its utterance stopped before any
quantity of II was issued
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
HOME FOR INDIGENTS.
ANNIVERSARY MEETING YESTERDAY.

ANNIVERSARY MEETING YESTERDAY.
The anniversary meeting of the directors of ST.
Lukes Home for INDECENT Christian Females took place
yesterday afternoon. From early in the morning until
late in the day the buildings of the institution, at the
corner OF Madison avenue and Eighty ninth street,
were thronged by crowds of visitors. At O'Clock
services held in the Church OF the Beloved
Apostle, adjoining the home After appropriate hymns
the twenty fourth annual report read showing that
six applicants had been admitted to the home since last
October and that three of the had gone their
final rest The report of the treasurer showed pay
ment of SIS 600 mortgage on the property of the nst
tuition. DR.. Beach, DR.. Tying and Dr. Geer addressed
the congregation, complimcnting them upon the
amount of work done. DR. Tying especially lauded tho
objects of the home He said that 1t necessary
take away the cobwebs OF controversy and to establish
more good works, in which all might unite DR..
Schereschcwsky, missionary in Pekn, who has trans
lated the whole Bbe into Chinese, the last speaker.
He also advocated union, matter what their differ
encc of opinion might be There had always been
differences in the Church Even two thousand years
ago, whom the Church was started, there we're
three parties st. Paul might be said to represent tho
Low Church Calvnisic party, St Peter the High
Church rituastic tendencies and ST. John belonged
to tho mystical party, those who attached greater
Importance to the sacraments than some think they
are entitled to- Yet they all united and should
initiate them 1t is the glory of our Church that
can unite SO many persons protesting different beliefs
As to exclusiveness and rgidity of doctrines we
leave that to the infaible Church of Rome. Tho
speaker concluded by appeal to the ladies in behalf
OF the Chinese missions; more female missionaries
were needed.
Immediately after the services the annual election
for officers was held in the main building of tho nstitu
tion, with the following result
Prcsidcnt-Right Rov Horatio Potter, D. D., LII D.,
d. G. L.
Vice President-Rev Isaac H. Tuttle D. D.
Managers-Revs William +. Morgan, ID. D.. r. s.
Howand, D. D.; 7. A. Eaton, d. D. A. B. Beach, d. D.
John Cotton Smith, ID d.; Morgan Dix, S. T. d.. 5. H.
Tying, Jr., D. d. Cornelius B. Smith; Messrs Charles
H. Clayton, A. b. Mcdonald Stephen ?. Nash, Francis
Pott, F. j. Shuts, Il. II. Con- George p Quackenbos,
T. p Cummings, H. A. Smythe, 5. d. Babcock, Joseph
+. Chamberlain
Secretary-Mr. Francis Pott.
Tran Mr. A Mcno
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRT-cHAMDERs.
Before Judge Lawrence.

Before Judge Lawrence
Peck VS.. Barncs.-I am ready TO sign the decree as
soon proof Is furnished that the adult defendants
were served and have not appeared.
Cline vs. Cne-I wish the papers referred TO In tho
proposed order
Pawson VS.. Francis-Default opened on payment Of
costs Of motion. Judgment TO stand as security.
Howard VS.. CrandelL-Motion denied. See memoran
dun.
DENIM VS. Miller-The Judgment entered on the Goth
OF August has not been handed in. AS the proposed
order refers to the provisions OF the judgment cannot
grant the order until have examined the judgment
bernhard vs. honahon.-I want the papers on which
the order Of reference obtained.
Citizens Savings Bank vs. Gardiner; Same vs Same
Terry VS.. Terry matter OF Sachs; matter of Clark ;
matter of Ferris Granted.
Sandcrson VS.. Davenport-An allowance of 500
granted to the plaintiff
Dlont vs. Cavanag h.-Judgmcnt vacated and set
aside to defendant Brien, with costs of motion.
See memorandum
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company vs. Eric Rail-
way Company. y.-Expanation required.
BY Judge Donohuo.
Jones vs.. Asten Whiteman vs. Aston; Long vs. As
ten; Feehan Vs. Asten; Horton VS. Asten; oBrien VS..
Astcn; Ward w. Astcn--Granted.
By Judge Barrett.
Nathan vs. Kitchen-Motion to vacatc order OF ar
rest granted, with so costs Memorandum
Nathan Bellon, Jr,-Moton granted, with $40
costs Soc memorandum.
SUPREME coURT-spEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
HOFFMAN vs. Lynch; Fearing VS.. Acknowledgements
for plaintiffs
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Freedman.
Ryan The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
Motion granted Opinion
by Judge sper.
Nelson, Jr., VS.. The Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pnny.-Caso as settled ordered on flo.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-He by Judge Law
rcnce-Nos. 9, 49, 49, 81 So 81 93 81 80 III, ll6,
122 129 49, 1872 1888 Ia 14T, u.s. 1Sl 1S4 lS9 1871
2o6 22o 3a3 3s5 $40, $780, $751; a52, 353 s54, 1885, $751;
35s $50, 800 361, 363.
SUPREME CouKT-sPEcIAL TERM-Hcld by Judge Van
vorst-Law and factNos 33S, l49 $50, 4Sl, 625, 2l,
e5e 49, 654 800 443 1862 AT, 26o Alb, AS, 2I3 2l4
l6S, 434, 246 400, 4o3 $40, 551.
SupREMB CouRT-CrRcuIr-Par 1-Adjourned for the
term. Part 2-Held by Judge Loew.-No day calon-
dar. Part 3-Held by Judge Donohue-Case on-No
No day calendar.
Davis Brady and Danies-Nos 81, So, SO, 81 So, So.
l35, 1874
s-Domurrer-No. 2 Law and fact-Nos 10, 49,,
q, 81, 81, IL, 55, 80, 42, S5 25 A. 49, 4s, 40 40
Justice Moncl-Nos us eSi, e35, s5i l4Os 76s, S43,
by by Judge sedgwicE ssS s4e Ses 75s, se4, $50,
S00 $40 356 SS2 3S4, 72 S6i 1888, S72 942, 944 940
$50, 052, o54, 956, 95s, 900 962.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TRRM-Part Held by Judge
Charles P DaysnNos 2oa5 2562 244s 1859, 1Ss2,
Part 2-Held by Judge Joseph I. Day.-Nos 1885,
2lo5 2415 1172 1880 52s 1872 1885, 1853, 1872 2124
1895, 1850 272s 2sl7 2sll 2l2S 27o5 1925 l5a9 1876
1868, 2sIo, 1922, 1924
COMMON PIEAs-EourrY TERH-Hold by Judge Lar
rcmore.-Casc on. No day calendar.
MARINE CoURT-TRiAL TERN-Part Held by Judge
AlkerNos. 245S, 1884 62ol, Sloe, 1922 1923, 1891,
1924, 1856, S457 345s 3io4, 1851 346s 47l Part ,
Held by Judge Joachmsen en--Nos. 1895, 1862 5017,
5277 343s 3439 344, 3442 3443 3444 3445 Si46 3452
S453, 3455 Part 3-Held by Judge spauding g-Nos.
1888 2o2e 1888 S92s S29s 44o4 2242 4so2 $685. 5osl
CouRr or GENERAL sEssroSs-Hcid by Judge
Sutherand.-The People vs.. Eliza Aicnheime and
Julius Won Meyer, manslaughter tcontinucd); Same
Theoph Weber, manslaughtor; Same VS.. Patrick
whaen Edward Grady and Thomas whalcn, robbery
Same vs. William johnson, burglary; Same vs. Henry
larceny
CorRr OF OYER AND TxRMyKR-Held by Judge Bar
rett.- People vs. Jacob standcrmann, homicide
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GONE TO MEET HUSBAND NO. /

Jane Gary, alias Scott of No 65 Oliver street. young
Of mixed Italian and Irish lineage yester-
day afternoon arragned tho Tombs Court on charge
of bigamy. Two years ago. it was alleged, Jane mar
ried one Robert Scott barber, by whom she had one
child daughter Seven months after their union they
mutually agreed TO separate and they have since lived
apart In the latter part of September last Jane made
the acquaintance OF August Miller a German, hang
from Albany, in this State. She represented
to him that she was single woman, and they
were married on the 4th of this mouth by the Rev.
S. Brown, of the Five Points Mission. A few
days ago husband No. was informed that the
woman whom he supposed to be his wife was
the property of another man whom she had married
some time previously, and he theroupon caused her
arrest She was held for examination. Miller sent
to the House of Detention, where by odd coinc-
dence he will meet with The fair James genuine lcge
lord who is at present confined there witness in
another case.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge wandell.

BERGH AGAIN ON THE RAMPAGE
Charles NJ Walker who keeps tho cider mill on the
northeast Of Broadway and Houston street.
brought to the above Court yesterday on charge Of
cruelty to animalA Mr.. Henry Bergh, the great
phiozooist, was himself the complainant The
charge was that Mr.. Walker has cider press,
which is worked by dog, and Mr. Bergh
averred that though the dog would stop when
he was ordered yet there was ropo attached
to his neck which choked him when he did stop This
statement Mr.. Walker iiay denied and contended that
the dog was restrained in degree whatever; that
there was platform attached TO the treadmill and
when the dog tired he stepped on it and rested
ovcrworkcd over is % concerned" II said Mr. walker 'f was
TO go out into that hall and call the dog to me that
young man who holds him now, nor two ike him,
would not be able to restrain him. have been ar
rested before Mr.. Bergh's charges and have been
discharged, and | would like to ask why
several notifications he has received OF dogs being
worked in the manner in an establishment IN
Mangn street, where they are cruelty treated and lit
Judge wandcll said he saw no II dogs had
physical force that could be employed why it should
Mr. Bergh at once waxed eloquent
''The dog Your Honor, Is not beast or burden" !"
he said exciteay: che Is the friend OF mankind-a
watchman and sentinel look after the welboing of
the human family, and therefore should be nourshed
and protected. I"
Bergh. The only question IL, Was the animal cruelty
treated? and don't think the evidence warrants my
nOlulnB mr. WhkcT, ana nc Is tncrcloTc ulacnaTBcu
Mr. Walker and his dog then left tho Court tri-
umphant.
DIsoRDHRLY HOUSE BROKEN Up.
Captain Mcdonnell of the Eighth precinct, and somo
of his officers made raid dsorderly house kept
by Ellen Cutler in the lower part of Greene street on
Sunday night and arrested fve women and nine men
They were all arraigned in the above Court
yesterday. Mrs Cutler was held in ST. 600
bail to answer and the rest of tho prisoners fined
$40 each At the tme OF the raid there was q free
fight going in the house. and bottles kerosene lamps
and other articles flying around in every direction
Some of tho parties showed unmstakabo signs on
their countenances Of having rested their faces with
ungentle force against gyratng kerosene lamps and
'sich like.n
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
,Tweed's Appeal from the Supreme Court,
General Term, Orders.
John Dolan and Michael Finnen at
the Bar Of Justice.
Special Pleas in Abatement
Overruled.
ON TRIAL FOR KILLING HIS SWEETHEART.
Counterfeiters Paying the Penalty
Of Their Crimes.

In the suit of The People William M Tweed the
Attorney General has served notice defendants at
torneys requiring them to nle defendants answer,
copy of which served a few days since with the
Clerk OF the Court Service has also teca made de-
fondunts attorneys in both the appeals taken to the
Court OF Appeals from tho recent decisions Of the
Supreme Court, General Term, that the first Monday
OF November next motion will be made in the Court
of Appeals behalf ol tho people that Tweeds appeal
from both orders of the General Term be dismissed
This motion. is to be made on the ground that the
orders by Judges Barrett and Donohue were discro-
tionary in their nature and therefore, not appeaabe
beyond the General Term As to the trial Of the cause
on tho merits the Attorney General has given do
fendans attorneys further notice that he viii bring It
preme Court Circuit, in this city
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.

THE UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS.
The officers OF the Seventh precinct made raid on
the unlicensed liquor dealers in their precinct yesterday
afternoon and arrested the following persons:-Henry
Bronze, No. 90 Monroe street; John Finn No. 173
Madison street, Martin D. Tyrrell No so Henry street;
Emanuel Brown, No. 123 Division street; Patrick Con-
roy No. los Madison street, Richard 0'Grady, No. 139
Madison street. and Claus Dodge No 224 Madison street.
They all arragned at the above court and held in
ST. 900 bail each to answer, with the exception of Mr.
Claus Dodge who was discharged 0flcer Fitzgerald,
who arrested Dodge asked by the magistrate If he
saw the accused sell any liquor. 'No, answered tho
officer, 81 did not see him sell any, but saw him go to
barrel and take drink himself" Tho Judge did not
consider officer Fitzgerad's testimony by any means
conclusive evidence, and discharged the prisoner
BURGLAR ON HIS ''METAL."
On the night of the 9Th of August the machine shop
No s24 East Ninth street. attached to the Morgan Iron
Works. broken into and about $500 worth of brass
copper and lead was carried away. Two young
named Charles Emory and John Quinan were arrested
Sunday night charge Of having committed the
burglary and arragned at the above court yester
day. William Eldrdge, OF No. 1I2 avenue D, testified
that he saw the prisoners the night mentioned
coming ont OF the machine shop with baskets
tanning metal Emory and Quinlan pleaded guilty ana
they held in 81, 600 bail each TO answer and
William Edrdge was sent to the House of Detention
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
ToNBs POLICE COURT.
b"IuTe Judge UtterbOurg.
STRANGE REAPPEARANcE.

On the 10th Of September Thomas Albright was ar
raigned before Judge Morgan, at tho Tombs Police
Court, and sentenced to the island for six months on
charge cf yagrancy and disordery conduct On tho
7th Of the present month he was again brought before
Justice Otterbourg on similar CHARGE ank subjected
to a like sentence Yesterday he turned knce more
In his customary role Of vagrant Justice Otterbourg
says that neither he nor Justice Morgan signed
Abrghts discharge from tho island and His Honor in
tends TO inquire into the matter. The Commissioners
Of Charities and Correction have power 10 release
prisoners committed IA LhaiS custody,
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

I tuem ana round counIerTeG money on persons
Gieut declared his innocence and said that he found
the money in bundle Baxter street the night be-
fore and thought II good The jury rendered ver-
dict OF not guilty and the prisoner was discharged
Cardono has not been tried yet
The case OF Michael league, another man alleged TO
have been engaged with McGrath, and charged with
passing counterfeit half dollar coins in this city
rested by Captain Kennock and his aids placed
on trial The case is still on.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
KILLED BY A LOVER.

Early in the evening Of the 10th OF April last Louisa
Slcdcnwand young girl aged twenty, came out Of her
mothers residence, at the corner of Chatham and
Roosevelt Streets in company With Annie Thomas, to
go to a singing society. Suddenly emerging from his
hiding place Jacob Sanderman stealthily crcpt behind
the fair young girl, placed the muzzle of a
shooter at the back Of her head pulled the trigger and
the deadly bullet entered the brain OF its unsuspecng
victim. Her only exclamations were, II am sholn ~
am dyingi" person passing by and witnessing
the murderous assault seized the prisoner The latter,
after desperate struggle escaped. He was, however,
speedily arrested by Fourth ward policeman and
taken to the station house. When asked why no shot
the girl he replied II wanted her to marry me and
she fooled meo The unfortunate girl fingered three
weeks, then died Al indictment FOR murder in tho
first degree foun4 against the prisoner, and yes
terday he brought to trial in the Court Of Oyer
and Termner before Judge Barrett. He is young
man. rather below the medium stature, stod looking,
and when placed at the bar stared about him with
air of vacancy and seemingly utterly unconscious of
his position Mr. William j, Howe appeared as his
counsel, while the prosecution conducted by As
sistant District Attorneys Rollins and Lyons
In opening the case MI. Lyons pronounced this
OF tho ccarest of murder in the first degree
presented 70 jury Tho witnesses for the prosecution
confirmed the above story Ore OF them Mr. IInlewicL
Walk, testified that the prisoner had told him that he
intended TO shoot the deccaesd and that his telling
him that he would be hung VI he did prisoner re-
Piled 'No, won't; before that shall happen will Kill
nyself The witness however admitted on lie
threats; that he openly brandished pistol and was
very much excited In the course of the testimony n
photograph Of the deceased shown 90 the Jury
II picture Of fair young blonde hair In curs and
its case yesterday and to-day the will open for the
defence the defence being insanity.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

A UCTIoN NOTICE. SALE POSITIVE.
n Catalogue of elegant Household Furniture.
Pianofore, Carpets &c. ut public auction this Tussday
morning October 10 commencing at 10 o'clock private
residence l2O West 23d st.. 9th av., namely
2mngnihcent rosewood Pianofortes, SStcnway Son
4 rich Paror Suits, reps and satin.
Centre Tables, do. Library
rosewood Etagere, French Mirrors
Window Lace Curtains.
= Pier Mirrors, Aantol.
% fine Oil Paintings &C.
IA real Bronzes and Bisque Figures
3 Bookcases. Writing Desk and Drawera
? French Clocks 60 days.
Turkish Chairs, Lounges
gilt Flower Stands
600 yards velvet and Brussels Carpets
French China Dinner Set = Tea Sets.
200 pieces Cut Glassware and Cutlery.
= Extension Tables, Buffet
1s Dining Chairs Sofas.
40 pieces Sheffield Plated Ware.
ii Bedroom Suits, complete Bedding.
~ hair and spring Mattresses, Blankets, &c.
10 assorted Chairs, Rockers. &c.
Also complete Basement and Kitchen Utensls assortment
OF Furniture for servants apartment Catalogue comprises
400 lots This isthe largest sale OF the season
Notice-Goods packed and shipped removed. city
country, by responsible men in attendance.
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioneer.
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CONFUSION TO CoUNTERFEITERs.


During the last six months the New York division Of
the United states Secret Service Department of tho
Treasury Department has been actively engaged in fer
retIng out and breaking up the numerous gangs Of
audacous counterieitcrs by whom the country has
been flooded with worthless bills and bogus coins.
Since last July several important arrests have been
made among them being those Of James Maher,
Michael league Bernard Quinn, Michael Boyle and
James McGrath on Friday last Michael Boyle was
Ted in the United States Circuit Court and convicted or
hssng twelve counterfeit half dollar coins in this city
on the I'D OF July last The jury recommended tho
risoner to mercy. IL appeared from the testimony
hat the leader Of the gang issuing the bogus coin
hcGrath His trial was set down in the United States
rrcuIt Court before Judge Benedict, FOR eleven A. NJ
yesterday. When the called the United States
Assistant n strict Attorney Mr. Foster, answered that
80 would move the trial Of tho case but for the fact
hat the prisoner had moved himself away and had
tvadcd custody.
Judge Dencdict-Has be escaped from Ludlow Street
hil5
Mr. Fostcr-He has; ho loft there yesterday.
The trial postponed TO await the capture OF the
foincr
James Maher, another OF the gang pleaded guilty
and remandcd for sentence
Tho trial OF Giacomo GiculittL Italian charged by
Captain Kennock, Of the Secret Service Depart
hent, with having IN his possession sew
eral hundred dollars Of counterfeit $40 notes on
he First National Bank OF Philadelphia and tho City
National Bank Of Poughkccpsic with intent 10 pass the
.amo, was called up for trial. Captain Kcnnock tcsti-
cd that he arrested the prisoner who, with another
italian named Cardono, was acting in suspicious
Acr al tha Grand Central depot In this ho arrested
The New York herald., 1875-10-19

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER
n PEREMPTORY SALE BY ORDER OF
EAECUTORS OF THOMAS T. FERRIS DECEASED.
~ valuable Central Park Lots,
Fty-cghth and iftyninth streets,
opposite Central Park, near Fifth avenue plaza
Eighth and Ninth avenues Sixynnth, Seventieth and
Seventy seventh Streets
to be sold at auction
ON MONDAY OCTOBER 25
at II o'clock at the Exchange Sacsroom No Ill Broadway
The sale includes and will commence with the
large plot of 20 lots
Fifty eighth and Ffty y-nnth streets,
west Of the Fitth avenue plaza,
and opposite Central Park
SALE POSITIVE BY ORDER or THE EXECUTORS,
being the remaining lots belonging to the estate.
Two-thirds can remain mortgage
Maps at Office of ADRIAN ii. MI LLER 4 SON,
Auctioneers, No. 7 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
SALES AT AUcTTor .

A DRIAN II. MULLER AUCTIONEER
- AoSrloN SALE OF 40 VALUABLE LOTS.
Sd avenue. 4th or Park avenue.
5th avenue opposite Central Park;
eth avenue, opposite Central Park
9TH avenue, above Central Park;
o7th, 5ath 63d 9th 10th 75th 18th 77th 9stb foelh
i27th and 10th streets. - - ' 1853 "'
-, 70 be sold at auction, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBRR %
NJ II o'clock, ~ the Exchange Salesroou
No. Ill broadway. hy order ar
Griffith Rowe Esa
and OF the eXecutrix OF VIM. II Raynor daeaasad
The above sale comprises the most valuable buIdn lots
in the city OF New York ready for improvements -
WIN be sold
Maps at Office Of
ADRIAN II. MULLER son. Auctlone.r
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