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Felts, aosses, crewels and zephyrs, at
Clayton Bros.
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Smoked beef tongues. picked tongues
and picked pigs feet. just received at
POrtman, Padden Il Co.'S new store.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROBATE NOTICE.

'INERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
! County OF King, ss.--In the Probate
Court of said King county.
In the matter Of the estate of David r.
Mcmillan. deceased.
No. 2l5-Ordcr to show cause why order
Of sale of real estate should not be made,
j. G.. Lipsky, Administrator of the es-
tate of David X. Mcmillan. Decreased
having on this 3lst day of July. 1852
filed bis petition herein, duly verified by
his affidavit. praying for an order Of sale
Ut the real estate of said decedent. for the
purposes therein set forth; and IL appear
ing to the Court by said petition that there
IL Ito personal estate whatever in the
hands OF said Administrator and tina. il ia
necessary to sell the real estate Of said de-
ceased 70 pay the debts outstanding
against the deceased and the expenses OF
administration; and IL appearing further
to theCourt that said petition conforms in
all respects to the requirements of law. tits
ordered by the Court that all persons in
tercsfed in the estate of said deceased ap-
pear before our said Probate Court ON
Monday, september 18th, 1859,
At eleven O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
day, at the Courtroom of our said Pro.
bate Court, in the City OF Seattle. county
Of King and Territory of Washington.
then and there to show cause liz any they
to said Administrators sell so much of the
real estate OF said deceased as shrl be
deemed necessary and re luisite to DE the
charges and debts aforesaid. and il is
further ordered that a copy of this order
to show ca ase be published ut least four
successive weeks before said 9Th day OF
September, 1852, in the SEATTLE WEEKLY
Observation-Disclosures, D weekly newspa-
per printed and published in said King
county and Of general circulalatiOn In
said county and Territory.
Done ia open Court July 81. 1882.
!. NJ. HALL.
Judge of the Probate Court.
King county. ~.
]. |. M. Hall, Judge and ex-officio Clerk
OF the Probate Court of said King county.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct copy of an original
order to show cause made BY our said
Probate Court and entered Of record on
the 3lst day Of July. lSS2, in the matter
OF the estate Of David X. Mcmillan, de-
ceased.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF our
sail Probate Court this said 3lst day of
July, 1852.
isEAL.l /. NJ. HALL
Judge and ex -ofllcio Clerk as aforesaid.
Mcknight. Ferry. Mcknight & Mitch
ell. Attorneys for the estate. aui7-td
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]. R. LEWIS

Attorney AT LAW. OFFICE
oeuers building, room I and S
s,ts. s1ssees Opposite Occidental Hotel.
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DENTISTRY.

~ HAVE LOCATED AT SEATTLE
Tor the purpose Of practicing dentistry
Ali work shall bc satisfactory and charges
rsssonable, Office In Opera House, oppo-
ia New England House. -
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IS. SHEPPARD,
M l,autraetor and Builder Of Seattle.

Plans and Specifications furnished Tree.
And contracts taken anywhere on Puget
sound. Rooms on Third st.. ut residence
of A. s. Miller. lel-H
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II. w. R EA.
AnCnIrECT AND BUILDER,
seattle, w. r.
VIII furnish plans and specifications on
applicatiOn, take contracts and supeiin-
nd work. 0l-u
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ROGERS.

rOHN 9. STEPHENS. RIGGER-RES-
d idonce, cambridge hotel, Port Blakely.
81 n22-tf
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vHITWoRTn & THOMSON,

VUJJWUHJU q tUV"s0OV
lrvu AND MINING ENGlNEERs.U
Ia Deputy Mineral Surveyors. SPECIAL
sitention given relocating pre-empti0n ano
Somestead claims. City and County sur
Seyor. Office, SQuire's 0pera house.
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kksMfrM. MD. RUFUS WILLARD. MD.
DRS. SIXTH & WILLARD,
Physicians and Surgeons

0dlce in C0lmanis Block, up stairA
OFFICE HOURS-3 to p. m. and 70
tan.
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REMOVAL.
&C. CASE, DENTIST.

iAFFICE AND RESIDENCE, COLUM-
u bis Street. first door above Front
ereet opposite Whites building. ONCE
Aeun I'll hours. sl9du
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COEpUCATIoN OF THE SEXES.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM Al TIE
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR: ! have read with interest your report
OF the New-York meeting in favor OF higher eCucaion OF
women. Evidently the word does move. Presunhg
that almost any information this general topic viii be
Of interest now be- leave briefly TO state the condition
the "cXpcrimeut" with one almost smiles nj the
word in this connection. Kansas is nothing If not radi
cal The experiment" has been nothing but an &c
ceptcd, fixed fact from the beginning. The charter
the object Of the University to be to provide the
inhabitants Of this WITH etc. At the outset no
distinction whatever was made except that applicants
must be at least fourteen years Of age The hrSl c'"
logue-l s661-showed twentysiX male and twenty -h-o
female students in attendance the last, go maze anu
1870 female students. These figures prove that the pe"e
OF the State have united with the regents IN carry o
the scheme Of cocducat!on. How Is it donei am MOI
aware that the fact Of difference in sex weighs IL 'n
discussion of any question connec ed with the lns'hu
ton Of course there separate cloakrooms beyoh
that no distinction appears. In lectufeIo"m anu Al
laboratory they exactly the same IoOthsi 'Ao
usual courCss being observed as 10 precedence III en-
tering leaving ROOM in passing por down stars
This, however IS their Work, not demand Oh INC
part OF the authorities II might Lot be out Of Place 10
mention just here that the Institution Las 10 rules NEa
uncs this sill gle sentence, framed and hanging III
the corridors. can be called q code The University
eXpects~pf every student uucxccp onal conduct ana
Noyg A. To- tie results During the life If the University
there has never been whisper o. scandal affecting
Goou name OF 'Ly !vuNS, "V'""n i- "a w. .-, ~
young woman has ever been suspended or esp, '..
There less foo,hucs-" than IN the ordinary last
orn college a. 80 male SUD, slt7h ron Do Wv
-orvatiou and cXfcItLcc There J. more r1fnc-t s.
''lU W.1 'ouI.v''' ~ -tl ''.. }},,, stern col
ese-eariy OIpor;uiiu,s and surroundings co-slte
desirable change IN the carriage and deor cAt oi tne
Young women quite tie contrary. Tie grades or class
standing. Of lie young women viii aggregate - well -
those Of th. Young men, if uSt tge brtcr iAte are
~ mere iarcs il work resgaIl e, ID attendance
I-
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TIE COCETS.
COURT CALENDARS-NAY %.

SUPREME Corr-cuulasas- Held ~ Doaohae !. --cal.
-. - 81 ~ lol lc2 loG 40, 20 =. 49, C3 lG-.
lb: l7l l1a l04 9i III. 900. 2-, 80; 20, - - 80,
- -. "a ~. 80. 23l. 2 80 "a" . nj. ,
SJtELME tOUHr-GEEIiAL lEEl-nct Dr. brady J. J.
Daniels aud Darker, JJ.Nos - = D. ~& IOi-. no.,
49, e g8 la La So IL. lGl 49, 49, O 100 ~, IO-
J. 10. 1855. 49,
~iTEEHE ColII--~pECIAL TF.N-lIct ~ iIrrem0re, J.
Case on ~. Chandler AIT Pow-Is-NO laN calendar
~rPRuiF tOUET-DIECClr-P lEG I-llct by barrett j
nos. gl- 3D. 2---. 27O. 2-l. lUl7 ~, 9I A 1851, 500
I7J5. 100, l52-- 1862. i4J4. COS -1O-, Az Jl2la
PAEr u-Hed by Van Worst Case On 40 l,i29.
shaw lgt. the Ncwl0rE Equitable Insurance CompdnyNO
day calendar
pam HI-Hed hv Lawrence. Case on no. 1871,
Robertson ag. -clc lh2e--NO day calendar.
~UpERIOK tOUEI-~lItiAL IEtN--ued ~ Russcl, j.
Calendar illed az IL %. ilL-No II.
SUuEEIoR tOJHI-IEIAL TFkM-PAT Held by IruaX,
JCasc No. 933. Bailey agt. Bo"c-No day cacn,iar
PAEr III-lIed uy AIuolX. 100 - lj4O go, 49,
749 SIS 7JG -. - lu32, 1y9 1Ua -l9 30.
COMMON PLEAS ->ILCGAL TERN Held Uy Day, J.-Cll-
endar called a. i a. ui-Nos 1, 3. l..
CoMoN PLEA--lMAL rEeM-PARr Held by Van
Hoe-cn JNOs -i57. l4lG, 1923 l42- ID SO. 10,
SO 81 49, cool 3l, ~ 1879 1882 1880 1919 1851
1910. ll-7. 1922. 1885, Djj, 1917. -.
PART Ill-Iieid BY van 9ru4-, JINos 1893 lS73 l592'
1888 lgIl. 1888. 1870 1855. 1854 1851 1872 IO9 1892
~UE0.AsF- Before Rollins, s.-COntested Will ot
James ,tOE al IL q.
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WAsHINGTON. April >, 1850
DEAR SIR: L isvcry Kind Of you to think of me in
sending me letter winch makes pleasant mention
Of my father II sou would allow do so, should
Ike 10 Keep The letter II i curious thGt your great
uncle rhoud have thought o. the voyage many years
after occurred 1893. have Often heard my father
speak o 70; bat as ain alo, certain that he only came
mere Jncc-thOucl he remained here thirteen yearste
voyage iut have been his first and think, III
1890. Believe LIE, very truly yours
EDWARD THORNTON.
OF course the request Of Sir Edward that lac might
keen the letter alluded 70 wa. cordially complied with
II lis singular coincidence that while tie elder thornton
spent thirteen years in Washington Attache and
acting Charro a. flares h!=eniucnt also spent just
thirteen Years here az minister rcUpOtetary 40 taaf,
with regard tuis family, thirteen not ~ uI.urly
uu.uhr. CHARLES LASMAS.
Washington. May 20 1-S2.
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APPRENTICE THE INDIANS TorApop


SIR: Your articles on Indian affairs and tho
cOiored race come nearer to what Ihave always con
sidered best for those than any plan the Coo
Deut has yet adopted From several years residence
near an Indian Agency have concluded that for In. In
dian the high education of the few or the rudi
mentary education OF the many, without the KNOWLEDGE
o, trades and labor generally, TO but little
Idleness crime and the sssembsle OF large num-
bers tOg does not necessarily promote private viz
tues II ali the Indians were apprentced by families
throughout the Western States among farmers and me-
ehanics, In q few years every Indian would be selfsup
porting and Of wherever he she might DO
employed The expense OF removal and trouble Of ap-
preEiiceship would be only al the breaking up their
present abodes For three years service for ordinary
labor half should be paid beside board and cloth
Ing and al tue end OF their service the Federal Govern
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THE THORNTONS AT WASHINGTON.
LETTER FROM CHARLES I-ANMAN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In 1873, while looking over some fam
lily letters stumbled upon written in 1883 by
my greatnce Peter Lanman, then Of Connecticut, but
at one time merchant doing business in NewNork ana
London. IN which occurred the suljoned passage:
When Mr.. Liston az Washington. the Minister OF
George the lIId from England in company win
the Secretary OF Legation, Nj. Thornton We had long
passagc-7l days-and as we had fine run 10 ~
Georges Bank rather liberal with our stores
and FOR five weeks winter coast short OF
cabin fare and arrived in Sewi Or with only one cask
me al opportunity to be very well acquainted with III
Thornton. who educated especially for Government
service Mt Thornton very perfect IN the lunar oo
scrvations and he told ship had thousands o
miles without gaining degree on our homeYard pas
sage"
The person here alluded to the father Of Sir Ed
ward Thornton, and supposing that he would be inter
ested in my unces letter sent him the original with an
explanation when be returned the following acknowi-
edGncnt:
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L1NCoLNs ADDRESS AT GETTYSBURG

:
HLCOLLECTIONs or A CLOSE OBSERVER
To the Edttor OF me Tribune.
SIR: | was much interested ii the "Rem-
uiscencs Of Lincoln and His Times" by Judge Usher
furnished TO your readers your Sunday OF May
sueaking Of Mr. Lnconz famous Getty sburg Grafton
the speaker is reported to have said The President
was expected Of course, to say something the occa
sion though Everett the orator OF the day and
vould deliver the address. Mr. Lincoln hurried
pv business Washington that he had no time to write
out srv notes. So the cars between the National
Capital and Gettysburg, upon a piece OF pastebOard
paccd upon his knee with great crowd all around him.
talking gossipng, laughing and chattering he the
words Of which Everett said: would rather be the
author Of those twenty lines than to have all the fame
ny Grafton to-day will give me-"
With many millions Of Americans had an unbounded
admiration not affection for President Lincoln.
and Of the peasaues memories Of four years
service in the Army 1t my privilege TO witness
the pageantry Of that letter day Gettysburg and to
hear the words Everett and Lincoln. write simply
70 press my surprise the above statement OF Judge
fisher a. To the Of-hand and careless In which
Mr. Ljncolns words said 20 have teen written. As
ope Of 4 large chorus that rendered music that
casinn the front Of the platform and within
twelve feet OF the DISTINGUISHED speaker. can say
most posityey that Mr. Lincoln read from manuscript,
held hands, written on clean nAurheete OF paper,
letter size the Drnted engraved ht aiding in German
text Executive Mansion and blank space for date,
being distinctly observed each sheet the several
sheets fur at least were slowly turned in the OF
reading Much OF the writing was also seen oy me- ana
n pene in ms wcI-kuown bold, full band. written on
alternate lines. surprised at the inference TO be-
| drawn rom tho above quotation that the President
IN pencil and not In ink The day was quite cold
and Mr.. lincoln drew from the inside breast pocket Of
his overcost his address apparently but slightly folded
ana arranged with much painstdRng a. carefully pre-
pared IL mis- Office at the Executive Mansion. Very
Corning, N. y, May 10. 1852.
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ment should grant say 500 each inalan iRe
indians from their reservations the whole country eoun
~ ,in M NV actuol settlers, and in generation an
- S ,,,,c,t lands would be disposed or were tie
lands given to the Indians in fee simple e O %S White
.,i The learning TO labor physically on farms anu
in the different trades would beneh te nHi ,er
ia,ons Tond be entirely broken up and the EnRl,a
language everywhere become the preyang
IN ,crease and in a generation they will be burden
ana pr1 It SO 90 u'' - c. T.. CULLEN.
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GATES ON FERRY-BOATS.

TO ne EdttOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR: | noticed in the columns OF your jour
nal last week an account of fatal accident the Hous
ton street Ferry 1t remarkable that notwith-
standing the many times this question Of putting some
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safeguard these boats has been agtnted these
ferry companies still persist in using no extra preeauton
In this direction. Respectfully, l.
Neu lori, May ID.
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Countrn Ilroperlp for Sale au0 60 EeI

A DVFRTTSFNFETS FOR III NEW
1ProVE oF'FiG's 90 ~ EroaGway corner Thirty
No -" Est eo ri The I%FET 6FFIcEs
Eos ~ s' 49, p a. r,,r once iasS
I've Iy.Illhse. 10 u , 2 III, .
T'ARM-5O acres. fronting on Bay. south SIDE
/ Tong Island all high Ian mosquitoes For sale
cheap rutland q WHITING ee>mau-st
E-GP SlTr-E,;nc farm ~ acres. mt Green
i I, I,',ntn- inGi Conutr Long Island $4,000.
Apply TO W. 7 fCEAAS Ne"toyu' Long is',a'
EOR SALE.-N Sparkil Rockllha o., ~
den end aTn o P dr ii 5 a "a M Iobea T. r. OF j.
Hppy to WILLIAM C. vE5HiG executor sparli u y
,r0R SALE. at p 4acrifice-A gcnt!cman's
1 country r-deu.oal Pougakcrp-c two mics so7tn OK
I ' ld1 M Observation-Disclosures ample out5ua.a plenty
co 5 nun and i h T.! 900. o I'T,
,,Dp c,rr go no Trc Jcrso nd ahout
1 Ioor y acres " AMI with abuua'reeo ' 10 l!oh''
lor.c contains nine room. caii on or address AA"IA
EOR the season or for the year, p comp. eleiy
I-,, inrI. I.r , e1''' ..i a io oo.e
sf ',aa 1,S '9a 55 'S ii t i r A4es -yJLD Z
80, o., ~ l.','',.'-' --1----, ~
s-'Oit al -. ,., ,. 81. ., f. ~ co-r-.r-
eiwe.,ee er seos's to'. d. ,,e a. lea
tul lawn ,!rrc acre. of aa'. Address ,, ,, or,o..t
'' -'.
FOR SALE-N SpafhLH. -. T., .''' ,,, ,,,'
and iiwn nlertrof ehadc. a.aI ra- eoot water o1r;
han or more ~ puI. base oIeF can remain on TOD til
uo.eagc. Apply 90 NILLIA.l , Linn i' iA t'NI'
81. y.
eIOR SALE OK EASY TERMS. ...... ..,
= PRICE $4,000. Farm "i -' 49, 90 , t -,f,ig
within miles ot i..y,ih-al iit ... win y..us
orc,ri Fer iurth.r Partcl'a- Inquire OF G;o GE 9
WOODRI Fr. SOB and 800 GreenWcitr y j. N4.J VA AZ
dress p o. Box 3d. I.iyeihe'd ''', o--...
NOR RENTAL Slyy'le, Long l~la!lu, lIisc
hou-c oi lG rooms merry rev 49, ',,.es OK
pay, ,,ifrr,st-i s, within goo feet of thc lay nigh
ground, shade also for sale, 'ial ili4 m ty
ac,, s. hau,' sql 4 9r,, 81, ,s ,ranI 81 @
AAC II. GREEN, Box 80 @ayF--'' ''-''A -'' LUIS
FOR SALE.-A delightui country-.'' "a 3'o ot5
loOacrc5o i ch'ct lam" COZ r c.ran. frnif shade
usual OuiJuLdhe- plif Nt''t r,.. "a, d , rul
and ornamental trees un' iri., i' w. va .i..- i ~
ri ciufchc. srhoes stores hotels. market poet olee
telegraph and Iai,IOId depot l1 lnlh'iar N,''
communication Viii. Ncwfnrk by otl' t'i st. c.. I,c
and GARDENS in good OIder ccApu't hl 4dll III ''"''
ton ,...u,o,o-,, v-,lte.oid
at src' ' IarslS mas ,;q !urn5ar -os o.
&c II desired Address W. h. DIisl-AA' O'1'i'''- va
nee Ncw-llrk.
-l.,,,r navy n, NoJi.,u. ay-p new
= ChiAA' - ~ .f. ar frqs n
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Urn Goods
ARNOLD,
CONSTABLE 6 co.
GENTEEFzEN'S
OUTFtTTING DEPARTMENT.

London styles in Neckwear-French Printed
Percale and White Linen Dress Shirts, Collars,
and Culfs-BOating, Lawn Tennis, and tlan-
mel Travelling hirts-Racket-Court Robes,
japanese silk, Cloth and Cashmere Robes
de Chambre. Smoking and Study jack
cts, Umbrellas, Gloves, Lap Robes, &c.
ALSO, Fine stock OF Plush and Cloth
Steamer Rugs, aud Extra Heavy Paid and
Striped Scotch Wool Travelling 5hawls.
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Conulrn ,]ropcrtp for Sale ana TO Get.

ATLONG BRANCH.-Sea Bright, Monmouth
~ Beach ElberOn-ro let-Furnished iases ocean
and river fronts. WM. Ian +, Last Long Branch
At ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhood speciality
N Property for sale and rent al varieties great JAR
galns EDWARD 2. HAMILTON. = Pine-st, y. 4.
FOR SALE. $4,000 acres choice land in
n Hutchinson County Texas Pan Handle country Two
railroads projected through county prceo6 noe1eAAnse
Address II UICHIN~ON. Tribune once
IT Wesffield. on the New-Jersey Central,
~ desirable building lots location high drainage perfect
can obtained favorable terms IN pots 70 Sa. te
purchaser by applying 10 J. klRILAND Oh luesuSJ'
Thursday and saturday al the Westhrld Hotel
At POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y.-FOr sale. The
n homestead Of the ate CHARLES ". SWIFT. on me
HVde paTk road walk from the Post once,
consisting than nine % choice and win Two
story and frame dwelling containing say nten rooms
with gas heated by steam earuagohouse ana anPe I III
bndiugs fruit choicest kinds and in abundance fur
psrtcuars apply WALTER COhLIES, ASIRL No 5
Gsrdsu- e., Pouglkoepse y. \.
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Eettnre5 ano {tleellnGs.

GENERAL THEOLOGICAL Seminary
~ The annual sermon before the F-cGr and students
viii be prclched tins evening az O'Clock ia lun.y
f. McLarer. d. D. Bishop Of illinois ne commencement,
O'Clock The Clergy vii meet the Bishops aud Faculty IN
sc.gOi 1t 1870 y, on both occAsoAA
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Guctiou Sales Of Real estate.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer
RECEIVERS SALE.
TIL WHITE MARBLE BUILDING
Corner o, NASSAU AMI cEDAR-sTsY
now owned By tie late
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
will be sold. at pubic auction, by order Of JOHN p
oNLiLL' N''e''}T'H IT@RsRAY NAY % .noo,, 80 -,
BI9 rc.r an, and I4ps at ollie ADRIAN H. MULLER
s6% Aaconect Piac,st., at olce OF Receiver, No
AT AUCTION, MAY %, T. o'clock by
COLE MURPHY,
$40 Fulton.st Brooklyn.
ApApr CHANCE FOR SOLID INVESTMENT
r.la. fonrstory and basement front Flat,
Columbia Heights Broosyn, covering entire lot with al
modern fat improvements
ALSO.
The three.story and basemcn; br3wn'one front private
re.iaencc adjoining ABOVE; al molern improvements The
, rouer,is are now lea yearly ant paying
D r cent fair valuation ami Will be sold together
ALSO.
The two elegantly located Lot; north side ~ Pres
dentst near stha'e IN the mhst Oh TIE hne'' improve
mems 4n6l W To- 5'' O-''" cuAs A. SEYMOUR 8 60.
BOB Montague St. Brooklyn.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctoneer.
ESTATE or WILLIAM MATHEWS. DECD.
Valuable building 9Th and l0thaves and Dyisonst
ADRIAN H. MULLER x son Will sell at auction on
TUESDAY, NAY . al l. oeocs at the E1Gh1nge ae,-
room so il broadway ~ ORDER OF Tie : I Ii.y
,1,.ii61 ot iIEANoR F. MATiEWs and WILLIAM
PORTER ALLEN, Administrators.
4THAVENUE-l lot. situate the westerly side, COM
meucmg 7ds south 7Sth-st. 2jGxiOO IT,
4TH-AVENUE-2 lots stua,e on the easterly side com
rncrclug - south Of 39th-sL Zach 25ONlOb
4THAVENUE-I lot situate on IN. westerly side COM
r1encing 7Gs south Of ooth-st, -56Nl0lit
1OTH.AVENUE the easterly side COM
mencing 49f = south 32d-st. 2ioKlVO
1OTHAVFNUF-4 lots. situate the northwest corner
3lth.st., corner 249. inside 24.sXlOo IT,
DIVISION STREET. lot situate on the northefy side;
about 20 ieet dep.
Man. and particulars at the oace Pnest, or Of
ANDERSON x Man. Atys, - aILst
PARTITION SALE
Of all the unsold property Of the
JUMEL ESTATE
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
No III Broadway, New-iork' on
MAY 81. 1882.
Nv order Of the supreme Court
PIIILO l. kUGGLEs, Referee.
SIXTY PER CENT MAY REMAIN on BOND AND
MORTGAGE FOR THREE YEARS Al 80 ~ 1,o
III. property be sold consists OF premises
BROAD way Il and 70 Ibertys mansion aud 80 cty ots
between l5gthst, ST Aichoas-ave hnssDrleEe roan,
I75bst Highbridge Park and troton A4u,uuus 49,,
400 upland and water Of the Aqueduct anu ~ HohI
Harlem River about LOO lreL "se' .,, tb.reof ~
tending out bukhead line or R'ereI' Containing
Tor maps and further particulars apply 70 49,.
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ROE MACkLlN. PIantlns AuoIhIe3sss p-oaswav
AUCTIoNEERs
Luis MN. KENNELLY. So Ptnest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-22
A GENERAL UNITED STATES LAND
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