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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27
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CtDBEY.A !.ADY'- ssnGR.-O:ice No S
VI Boa ery.-GoDErSL ADN'S rOOk ASD LADIES
AMERICAN MAGAZINE, edited BIZ Mrs. Sarah Hale,
Mrs Lydia H. Sigou.rey. Morton McMichael and Louis
4. Cooley.
Mis-, c. ~ Scdrwick Miss F. Leslie AND y. p. Willis
regular contributors
CONTENTS the FEBRUARY No--Vol "a No. -
Mary Ryan's Daughter, by Ilrs. S. J. alc
SonT-Ihe Sno*. The Snow, by J. Z. Knight
The Disputed Wedding RING, BY Mp. Willis.
WitoaaIarvcv, BY Miss G. NJ. S5dgvick.
= Hide and Seek. by Prof w. J. Walter, (lustrated3
The Widow and her CAild, by Mrs. L. H. Sieouruey,
illustrated
The Votary Of Fashion by Mrs. Eliza vauhcrn Ellis
Father, Lament. by r. Shelton Mckenzie LII. D,
Mr.. Chancy'S Cooking Steve. by Mrs. A. NJ F. Aunan.
Something from The Old School of English Poetry, ny.
w. J. Wslter
The Beaco1, Sketch by Miss Leslie
Cause and Cure Conversations By he Preside, By
Mrs Hale.
The Season of Love. by George p. Morris
St.u4as. By Mrs. l., H. Slgourucy.
Music. TIE Old Sycamore a Baud Poetry by Henry
& II rs;, composed b. Prof Thos. H. yandcnbcrg.
Editors Table.
Editors Book Table.
EMBELLISHMENTS
Hide and Seek. beautiful steel Engraving, by 4. l..
Dck.
The Widow, fire Engraving steel, b. Dick.
Fashions 1 figures, handsomely colorcd
Terms-S3 per 2nDuni a,Yancr, - ccrts singh
Gumser. Published monthly, delivered IN any par, Of
this city end Brook VI, lud by mail 20 all pats II
the United States and the Cana las bv
j2G Bits ISRAEL POST, sc Bouery.
T,saE lady. WO3.AD sfF FASHION
Office So Bowery-The Laty's World Of Fashion
Monthly Magazine of choice Americans Literature ;
the latest London and Partisan Fashions in a!y,G,c OF n!
other Magazines.
Contents of tas february No YOl /. Mo-.
ORIGINAL rAPERS.
Fashions for February.
Emma Bcuson By Lad y.
Gcnev5vc, by Colerid.c.
Moth-rwes Poems.
The Fisherman and his Wife b. II.
Happiness in Marriage.
The Rescue Legend of the James River, by n. r
Thayer
Winter.
The Coquetto-A Story Of real life by Ellen Ashton.
Oh srity, by Lydia Jane Picrson.
The Royal Bride
Lillian by Alfred Tennyson.
Fragment, by Alfred Sterling.
The Minister'S Dinner, by Lydia Jane piersok.
The Norman by Aired Tennysop.
Female Education. by Louis Fitzgerald TasistrO.
hIutability, by P. b. Shelly.
The Duellist. by II. Symmes.
The Lady Rcatlce. by Mrs. Mary r. Spencer.
The Mother.
The Artists Triumph.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
Fashion Plates Colorcd Morning and Evening Dress
Head dresses &c. &c
Three full lengths and three half length Figures.
Wedding Costumes, latest style of Wedding Costumes,
Robes, EIead-dresses. &c &c.
Three full length and three halfcrgtl Figuros.
rcrms-S2,00 per annum III advance, or iei cts per
number.
Published monthly. delivered in any part Of this CITY
and Brooklyn and sent by mail TO MI pats Of the unrd
States aad the CAaaias by ISRAEL POST,
j:5 Bits. 8 Ho"ery.#
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BOWERY AMPEHTHEiTRE,
No % R0xIerE

u Mr.. swEENY FOR TWO NIGHTS. n
fNIIIS EVENING. j,n. 81. tie entertainments will
J. commence ~ith Grand Waltz and Star En,.se.
Mr. Sneenv will sing his favorte song of I.uckv Long,
aided h. the Darkey Family.
fall speed carrying Master Burrsh varsity OF
iitdtes.
M S=ssny in his favori;e svus eli Old Tar River,
the Ss!ensde OF Ny Lovely Diuah
To conclude ~ilh the larghable Aiterp!ece Of the
GERMAN FARMER
J., Boxes s. =cea,>--pi, IS cents Doors open st {:
AMI Performance commences AT O'Clock. ~.
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LAWYERS DIARY January 81 1912

LAWYERS DIARY ....J january 81, 1912
CALENDER Court OF Common PLEAS. THIS DAY
Part Frst-G5. 1877, Is, 90 1877, l3e, al, l43 l49 So
G3. 81.
Part Second, o'cock-s6. ~, &c, IA 30s 3lO
l02 l04 26, ll2 H. ll6, llS, 100, l22
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Notcs Of Issue for the ensuing Feb
ruary Term be filed before Moudsy, the 5st Of
lauuury
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Il Good Nediciues.-Every person will uckno~
lcdgc once that where there necessity for medicine,
Of the uin importance 10 make OF an article
that will dsappon, the physician, aud By the loss o.
time endangcr the lie OF his patient TO guard against
disapponmcnts aud mistakes, aud 10 obtain GOOD AND
GENUINE MEDICINES. put mp neatly and carefully at
u reasonable price call on DAVID SANDS 81 CO., apo
,aecsres and Chemists. - East Broadway, corner Market
street j lmcodls
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4 les F. Me II T s

= The RAINERS viii have the honor 10 give a G.ara
Vocal CONCERT at the Societ, Library. on THURSDAY
evening, January y, when they viii appear in ,hslr
native costuwe Of TNro. and sing of their mos,
popular Pieces Tickets 20 cents be had a; The Mlsi-
Stores. and the door Concer, commence a, half
past O'Clock. i2t y
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Passengers
In the ship Trenton. from New Orleans Captain w
Browne, F. Alcett, Capt B Prinde.
In the packet ship Sherlan for liverpoo'-hss Eliza
Bradbury Messrs J Bradbury, Peter Rickard, WA Ly
man. ii II Whitney, Thos kisney, WIN Nehster, 5
Baursley, Alex Arthur Sbley Foster and krauss all
of Montrca Jane, Rrusb Of New York. Ed ard W'lsit
of vararaiso Capt L Shi2bce OF Mt Carbon Penn.
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F. lsl and oters-Slas,er- Sale-ft s. SWORDS, Soil
nor.
Court Of ChaHcery. made the above entitled
Will b. sold Public Auction under tie directions o! The
unI.r ntd, one OF he Master. OF this Court, by f.. H.
Ludlow, AGCtonecr, at the Merchants Exchange, III hr
City OF NeGor on The 18th dag OF February next al u
O'Clock noon OF tina, day,
All those certain lots ground and premises in the
Ciiy % EeeYork conveyed by Francis Salmon and Ann
Eliza las and Peter S;uyvesln and Julia r. his "''r
10 Syt.tstrr Graham Li-k, b.: deed bearing dale ue Al.
day ri i2 ana IN and by said deed, described d. 81.
those certain four lots of ground and premises ,it1n,
ana being the 18th Ward OF the said cry OF - -
being part and parcel Of the Rose Hill farr, go
Robert Schuyler, o; the City OF New" on r,o Iae t.
ca Salmon and Peter St.yvesan- by aft,a a., H. r..
III ~. ~. nnc,oi ,S recorded in The once OF ti.t ne
i.,er . City and County 900 and in said Irrd
Conv-yances page AS, DeceIiDsl - 100 ,,Len ,oC.th,r
described bounded anG ~ no. nor,herv line OF
a. foIIows Paginning al pom, on t!!e .io o. ",
e,-.i mi westysarcy from the "est"a'oly ie ..
ne 81 ,y.nue teet and running t 81 .ye"ra ia1
.-seI RI The said Westward i!e ~ tits 80, 49,,
ieet @ me .aTle feet, thence south"ardJ parallel
"arG!y En-. OF The 2 Avenue l31 feet 5 inches
-, ~. said njrthsrty Line oil Itl street '!fnce
70 ,Fa "a ne the place OF beginning. And also
@ certain lot. and premises, parts and parcels OK
R0.ei! ar.n conveyed by Robert Schuyler 70 the
In -rrr. salmon and Peter Stuyyesan, BY deed herein
before neationed, winch sax! M mentioned Two iots TAKEN
ae,h. are bounded and described follows: Beginning
al a point souihSsy Inc OF Gh street, distant east
earfy Inns OF the Sd Avenue la5 feet has
rnFng thence southwardly parallel to the SAID eastern!
the block thence eaStwardy parallel 10 the SAD
line Of 18th 80 feet, thence nortary pafSft 10 uo
said eastwaTdly Inc OF The Sd Avenue E -e - -.
the said soutaeriy line OF 18th street, tf'e'iCt
with half PAR of salt, street in front OF and 10
the said above described SIX lots ana eaci anu "'' "
! them.
Dated Sew-York January = lSil
fftlYN y.
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; R,hr,uolooy mud Jqntrin,os

I i FhrrnOTO0y mud WntrimOuy.-AtC Iin
ton Hall, Inis EYcnIaI, Mr. o. 5. FOWLER viii ectuas
ale companions for life, and living Happily with those al
rcad selected this lecture combines interest and vi
patcd. lis popularity in Dos and Pniadephia required
It's repetition several tines il hoac ciiioS
Tickets, II! cents.
To morrow Evening of Grand aEd Clinton, Zen
trance in Cnon Mr. F. will Lecture Education and
the Improvement: of Memory. Professional alainatiors
daily at 50 Nassau st. (3) j27
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II The Rev. Dr. SVyIiic, Vice Proves, OF the
University of Pennsylvania will deliver discourse
Remanism (being the in the Of the Protest
ant S0ciey IN the Rev. Mr. Mel cod church, in Prince
street little East OF Broadway THIS EVENING. Jan
&c. SubjsctOu the Union Of Church and Stae--IstO-
ry Of it-Conseqaences-thc essence Of Popery, &c
Services 20 begin at o'clock. collection will be taken
aid the Society III ITS operations. BY order,
j27 IL CHARLES X. MOORE Rec. Scc'y.
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by ORDER OF Jos. Mullen, Esq Supreme Court

by ORDER of Jos Mullen Esq, Supreme Court
aS Commissioner, resdin. nj "aier'ow Jefferson Couh,
w. notice is hereby given that an attachment has issued
against the Estate James Brooks ae oi 81 au-
CUISINE, Florida nonresident debtor ana t'iat inc same
will be sold tortc payment his debts. unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according to law within nne
months from the first publication OF this notice ana that the
pavment OF any debts due to him by residents OF this STATE
and the delivery him for his OF any property with
in his state belonging to him. and the transfer OF any such
property by him. forbidden by law and are void.
Dated January 18th, 1912.
DYER y. BUIt&IiAM,
.i1l Ily.Grn lA,.Orney for Attaching CrcdllOr
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UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
At TasE CLIMAX,

I49 Fulton-street and.l3 Ann-strect.
Thus says the Editor OF the Planet
GREE READING RooM.--Nthout doubt one Of the best
ard ono Of the convenient accs in the city
Their the news of the Cav tac Climax Eating House.
No. II nn-strect running hroughto Fulton 4.
this vel! conducted ard popular establishment there
twenty marble tables with leading journal each
table, representing every State III the Union; thus citi
and have the opportunity of taking their
coffee &c and reading the latest papers from all parts OF
the table. II strike: tina: this
rangcmcn superior to anything ever attempted Ia t'
city, aad have doubt will prove grea, feature
tbs extensively paironzed house Of Refreshments Under
he management OF lis gcntrmanly proprietor, the eli
max pleased to learn, is rapidly increasing III pa
tronapc aud popular favor and doubt will continue
to receive its full! share ofpuhle support Step u."
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Cd TSANTED.-A Farm Of about - acres. III
rs New Jersey, IN exchange for Rouse and TWO Lots,
WORTH about $1,000 up and the balance will be paid
in cash. Coed land and in the vicinity Of Railroad Is
desired Building not regarded if the soil good Apply
the Land Office Of BUTLER & BENSON, No. Ann
street l26 TT
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u Pathology Of fSrnnkenne..-To be ex

= Pathology Of ESrunkcnncas-Tob be ex-
hibilcd Friday Evening Jan. d, ITALIAN Hall, 49,
Grand. street DR. II. SE.WALL, Professor of Pathology
IN the Columbia College. WashinGton D. C.. after
crieEcc OF 50 yeas, has succeeded in king accurate
drawings of the stomach different states.
neIrng tins stomach &c the Temperate Man. and end!
the appearance # the Drunkuri, no dies OF the
Dcirum T!emCus After which Mr. Duff. Secret ary OF
the Howard Temperance Society, vii! exhibit in
his own life while fol 2wa. in the train OF the iyrau Al
oohol These are exhibited by means Of illuni-
mated Diagrams pain,ed on slas' which will bs mag nied
TO place them within the distinc, view OF large
d.cnce. III 2t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

have been considerable paHs ascertain The
the daily consumption ihi. city the quality Of The
Gle and whencet The supplies h. following Is The 'csu.
OF our investigations:
season Of the year 10 ,aa22i quarts
OF the above AMOUNT ths MIX from Cows
fsi on grain and nay is itle,
AID On s~ils from dsteries- ...2a'3s
81 ;as way OF the Williamsburg Ferry t.oH
Long Island there ere 0 Milk Carts per
day Eith about or-o'
Walnut street Ferry, 10 MIX Waggo---@l $50
Fulton stree; Ferry, 90 Wagon. .... , its
South Ferry. Wagons .-=z's'O
E!tzabeapor; Ferry, from Ncv-Jesssy 500
Barclay street ooV
Canal Ctl
From Greea~ich, Connecticut, by lana leo
Fror Bridgeport, Conn. by steamboat VA
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rssn sURaGRpBER viii offer for sa!e

4IpA T8sE sJRaGsea8ER u offer for sa,e
liz public auction Thursday. the i0,h of February
next, by WIN H. Franklin the two fire proof stores be
longing TO JOHN C.. Johtson running through from Pca.
10 Water tcats, about - feet of CucntIes slip.
No f2 Pearl street, Is feet inches front, and ky
60 'cet deep or less, foGr stories, and built in the
most substantial manner
TO. Sc Water % fee! 4 inches front, and by
IL feet deep four stories. rGnite front and well built
map can be al the auction
Also, at pirate sale, the threc story attic brick house
situated in Strong Place, South Brooklyn. the
Episcopal Church. o-n-d and occupied q, above. The
main house is % feet front and 90 feet in depth, with
story, basement, room building in the II
finished throughout modern STYLE has convenient cellar,
ice house, well and sathing well as allhe modern
improvements and couvsbences The premise, consisting
Of hosse garden and stable occupy four lots Of ground
leo feet front by feet deep The location NOT be
surpassed.
large proportion Of the purchase money may remain
No Fron,-stree, or TO the subscriber at 81 Nassau
street. j26 wv AUGUSTUS II. JOHNSON.
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DzLLEA ED0.-EXERCISE FOR HEALTH
- OSLf--No GAMBLING PERMl'rTED.-OTl>
FIELD viii be happy call from hi1 friends Bass.
fori- Riliiar! Rooms. tn. Climax Eating House
where eight splendid table. s slate ard marble.
beds India rubber cIoh aud spring steel cushions:
and mahogany frames. Entrance li9 Faltcn and Aur
It Tabes aud Cloths for sale IS im'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

II Or. KELLEY will deliver another Free Lecture
atAltlury Hall 1913 Bowcry, opposite Spring street, This
Evening" Jam 91ih at o'clock, i'll which he will
illustrate the principles and evil effects arising
from the popular Practice Of Medicine the present day
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chancellor of
te First CircuiL-Jo,ep K. StuyYesaEt Elizabeth
+ ls, and 0ti.rs-llasier- Sale-R g SWORDS, Soil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

~ Lecture on , Jerusalem and S'xicstisc.
Professor +. ROBINSON D. D., will deive. course Of
~ Association Thursday (,his) Evcnir 9Th January
aud Thursday Evening, Sd February u: the Reformed
Butch Church, Harlem. Lecture commence n. I o
clock.
stages will leave for the city Immediately after tho Lee
Tickets to be had the door of the Church ja7 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

IL General Committee of Democratic
Wing Young N1en-An adjourned mSetng Of this
ComEtee viii I,c held at National II H. Canal .trce on
FRIDAY EVENING, the % Of January, at half.past
Z O'Clock.
ALEXANDER WBRADFORD, Chairman.
WILLIAM b. MARSH 1,-..
sAMuEl. D. JACKSON, secretaries. Pr q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

" Chelsen Lyceum-1he next Lecture will be
delivered on Thursday evening ucxt, 27, inst, IA, I!
o'clock, by Charles H. Haswoil, Esq Subject-Eu2 isl
pStcN -,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, JANUARY 81, 1872
aKiu;ature .A!mnuuc-THs DAY
siso. - se;s 4 50 Else, 6 90 South q, 81
Latc,, Dates.
1osnos JAN MAvsE IAN
LIvEErooL JAM ssw-oHLEASs 10
The next sscaush 10 Arrive
Caledonia leaves, Feb Acadia, leaves. March l
The aex. s.oaa-ship 10 Leave
Britannia. ;eavesFsb Caledonia leave. March
CLEARED YEsrESDAf:=
Ships So!ou Brcckncr. Mobile J HoyI; Heilespoat,
Adapis 'arseil!es B,oo:a oglshorpe carsteH uias-
gov. 4 Knox r.
Brig Fanny Cot, Baker, Georgetown sc.
SchSs Shamrock. Carroll, Fredericksburg va nope
Chamber, Gouare via Wilmi sgtou, Depeyster w hiI-
uar>h.
AxRIysD YESTERDAY.
SIP jerome Jones, 1t Is I'm New-oreans, cotton &c
Rogers & Co
Brig samson Sawyer, Is in Por, Leon via Key West
cotton TO I. Huribus.
Particular No:ice-Those persons having
furniture OF aay description dispose Of or wac are
breaking up Housekeeping will fad ready sale Tor any
portion or all OF their goods by Seeding their address or
calling spon ne subscriber. Goods any amount pa =
bass1.tso ca} F.CoLTnS. 10. Cna:haa street:
4tlarri CD:
In mi. CITY Jan. 49, James Eyre 10 Emma Ainira Este
IN this ci,y. Jan % Eibcr, B. Jayne Cla.naa r.
daughter Of Capt Thomas Rro~aeii all Of this city.
Die0:
,,,:i..;tv jan 25 William Bottomley, =atve OF
| Yorkshire, England aged y.
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sTATE OF YORK-IN CHANCE
- RY-Be.ore the Vice Charlottesville Etna Fire In
Sr;,nce Company O, New-Yor Samuel Smith and 9th
ers.-NASTE.RS SALE.
Inpursuance ecreta orderof the Cour Of Chancery
the State OF New Yor made in the above entitled cause
VIII b.. sold public under the direction OF the Sub
scriber the Masters OF said Court, the Merchhnt
Exchange nthe CitY OF Ncw.fork on the rwenty-Ninl
Of January instant twelve o'clock noon OF that day
All piece, parcel let land, situate lying
and being the Eastery side OF CntOnstreet, between
Grand and Broome streets the 18th Ward OF the City
Scw-Yor. bounded and containing follows 10 Wit Be
ginning point the Easerly linz OF Clinton street one
hundred and sevcntye feet North from the Northelsley
corner Of the intersection OF rand and Clinton streets
ming thence Easerly line parallel with Grand street
hundred feet thence Northerly line parallel with
Clinton street twenty-five feet thence Westerly on line
parallel with the described line hundred feet 10 The
Eas,erly line Clinton street thence Southey along the
Easerly line said Clinton street front twenty hive t.rt
10 the place Of beginning.
Dated New-York, January TN, 1912.
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~. Winter Mail MISUNDERSTANDING Port

to receive It's full share o! pubic support step H.
u21 (2l
~ Winter Mail arrnngcn,ent.-The Po.t-
opens ct a NJ and closes r. NJ daily. except Sun
days. On Sundays the Office opens A. NJ aud closes
10 opens again at l2t. and closes at J, P. NJ.
The mails closed at this Office follows, The
Great North Mail The s side of the River! wa ionk
rrs Slug Sing. Poup hkeeps;c, Hudson, Albany and
Troy, and all Offices North ard West Of the same the
Of New York, at9 o'clock at night and leaves the
city ~ 4 O'Clock the morning. his mail Includes
the offices III the counties Of Vermont lying the
side Of the Green Mountain Upper an! Lower Canada
the county OF Ere Pa, and the counties Ahsbua and
Geacua Dino The mail The west Of the lIu1,ou
River, ackcnsack, \. j., and Picrmont ~ Y. closes
81, and Supplies the cauntes Of Rock land Ofsugs,
Ulster Sullivan Greene, aud Broome.
The Great Southern Mail closes s. p, 81 daily,
crp; Sunday, ic day ii viii hereafter be closed
Il r. NJ In mail included all macrfor tia South
and Western States, also all offices in ~ j. and the
sOuthCs OF coantlcs the State of New-York. An
mail 70! Phiad3lphG via jersey City, sapplp ing
all TIE principal ~ ]. the route rough New
al x. New Brnhswck aud Trenton Camden, made
up aud ia ~, aud closes A M.=Al the other
nails usual al tins oiiice
J CODDIIGTON, 2. NJ
=Po.t-otd-e, fewfork. Jan.a0, 1912. pa
II IL PersoHs having claims against the late pub
fishing firm o George Dearborn 4 CO. requested 10
send them writing diaely The oioe Of HcnryC.
Doniug. Attorney, No II WISH ST. Jl9 Il
- ssoom. nnd Bonrd.-Geutlc,uea wis in TO
engage Apartments and Boarding for the Winter wi=he
accommodated rcasOrn able the aLIG
excellent house Nol2 City Hall Place. not minute.
aa!k North OF the Post Office, and convenient Broad
way Wall and Pclrl-strccts. Those who have not yer
eac arrangements for the winter earnestly invited to
call before ragluG else here every effort will here
be maGc the comfort aud satisfaction OF the
hoarders. 90 d! II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

that certain piece parcel OF land S,nate lying
and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the City of New-forh.
aud known and distinguished a. lot number eight to- on
map or plan Of the Mount Vernon property filed in the Of
fee OF Ke@erGand for the City and County Newly
made by Edward Doughty, City surveyor September D.
er,l corner OF No yrn ~ and Sixvfrst street thence
running said street Souhcasterly ttysS feet and three
inches u, lot No O. along the lot No . Nor'-east'r
yone hundred and feet and ten inches 10 land
nov, or late OF Mr. Be-kuan thence along said Berknans
land Nor;h-w.st,ry the Northeast OF lot No
gid iaud thence SOutwestery along the line OF lot
No one hundred and eghtyVo feet, at rgti, angles 10
Si1ty-,irsi street, be- tt, more or les.
Dated New ! orli, January 18th, \. ID. 1912.
X. G. WHEELER,
Master IN Cfaucery, 70 Nassau street.
,l.r,tn.
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HlGrico:

In mi: CITY Jan. 49, James Eyre 10 Emma Ainira Este
In this CITY, JAM %. Ebert B. Jayne cla.naa 4.
daughter of Capt Thomas Rro~aeii all Of this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-27

DRUNX COMPANIES BLEACH AND DYE
- WORKS, a, West Farms, twelve mile lfoni the CT
Of New York. The Bronx Company bleach and mash ~
the best yc all kinjs Of Cotton Goods They also Dy'
G!aze Enhos, and Finish all Kind. of Canibrcs, ard I'm
boss Silks Velvets &c, in the hest manner.
=VANDERVOOPT d HAYWARD, Agents,
No ~ Pine ST
Goods received AID delivered 10 any purt Of he city
20 iR lWi. H.,,s
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K. G. WHEELER,

Master IN Chancery, 70 Nassau street.
Livingston. Solicitor. jl9 21iFlG
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u Franklin Iyceum--The regular week "
meeting Of the Lyceum will be held THIS CrhurstayJ
EVENING, at the College Of Physician. and Surgeons
Crosby street The excrccs viii commence at y oclccR
mud consist of Lecture by MIR John s. Jenkins o; Ma
tive Genius and discussion Of The folio ing question
'DoCs the beauty, wealth. t4len Of wemsp else
the greatest influence over man 7"
The public are invited to xttegd 27 II.
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DRELS OF MOUSATOfaG RAILROAD,
- Buffalo aud Ill the Safety Fund Banks also ST. Law
renee Olcan James, and all the Free Red Back Banks
taken without any discount fer Cloths Cassmercs, Vest
iuq, f.nnel, Ks the lowest cash PRICE at Isl ircen
wch-strcct, near Canal. Jl5 lmis
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u Philosophical Lecurea, on Monday and
Friday. Clinton Hal-Thc next Lecarc of this course
will be given on Friday evening The 25th at half past
O'Clock.
Subjcet-Thc dir, its elasticity, conp.essbility weigh.
mud esis,ancc its mechanical properties and uses
vsntagss and convencnence Of such knowledge illus
trstcdby experiments with complete apparatus.
Tickets to be had at Francis bookstore; Chton's
enlist, Broadway, and at the door, i2G 3.
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In pursuance Of a decree OF the Court OF Chancery OF
the STAT, New York viii he sold NJ public auction, under
the direction the OF said Court, AT the Merchants
Exchange, in the CITY OF Newiork by wilkins Rollins
Auciioneers tho Tenth day OF February next, al II
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Iu las city. Jsn. ., "ilIiani
Yorkshire, England, aged y.
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Dated ew-York, January 2. lS+2
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r. All Persons having claims against the late pub
fishing firm of George Dearborn Co. requested 10
send he writing immediately The ofoo Of HcnryC
DeIiug. Attorney, No II WISH St 10 If