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New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
BY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT,
Stor, "a; Broadway.
N.DN EVENING: February ]


MIC O'clock, NJ tie Auction kcoin
Law large collection oil valuable Law Books,
embracing Modern Reports, pis>,s and freaii>>, Early
Ensti Reports &c Arnon, ta.ui rIHcrs Arrangement
Supplement-. ~ vols. CALI best edition; etyr>uvt Abr1dSe
:ren, cal. English edition; Modern Rcpor - rolls
Corpus jars eiltu> vols loo Corpus urls Canopca,
vols ,o!io LrvS lie liaS. vols tco very rare SosS!a
Recapaca wis folio Rus>els Chancrr Reports.
yDl>: Chi,ty> Commensurate Law, vols English edition:
ar>la,> Geusyvancip, vols tetcrSs Admiralty Deci-
>;al, wis Names Principles Equity vols Wharton
D, Norris Peal, Har.~o,f> ChaucerE RryoTtS Areri-
can Law Journal vols Also the Reports OF Sroke
Strange, Coniyy Burrows. Wilson w Blackstone H. BLACK
stone. Mani. aud Selwvn Dallas Cfoae anI Lei'oS Espi-
a,>>e. S;, lIar,lrr>. Amber Newiand Turner, r"Sn'
Hail. la-r>pn> Digest vols, Cruises Oges' WIS IA
coh,> Law Dictionary, vols Lees Dictionary OF fices
vos: Fosters Crown Law EIsF> Crown Pracuce' naeA-
-r Sheriff. vols Pariow's Arrangement; ialpots Sass
McNailv> Evieace Chv'> Raves Lex Merca'or1a '~,>'
Iothier> obiisatinl> vols Woodde>o'> Lectures rois'
Lun,burn,. o, wills Vo> Roberts Wills; Ncwiar on
Contracts; Coven1v ~ Mortgages vols; JosnonS Inan-
Gerry Reports vols: kvtlon Corporations twarv'> and bsi>'
The CONSIDERATIONS J vols: Story on Coaict Lax, nc.
THIRTY. FIFTH NEW-SORK TRADE SALE
TUESDAY, March 30.
tC-ecabv the regulations, the ,St regular iTate Ss
BonS> Writing and Printing Papers Station cry Sterso
type Plates, Leather &c. VIII be commenced on TUESDAY
the I'd March next. II Will be CONTINUED under the t'i-
rection the Counee aa' under the sane regulations as
heretofore
Invoices should he furnished by the OF February
when the catalogues VIII be put 20 press
Cash advances will be- Ia,ie receipt CT goods and safe
vii, BIZ guayau,ccd and ca>se, when required
BANGS RICHARDS x FLATT 1873 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
NEW.YORK MARKETS.


ASIlES-The barrels Pots received by the River are
un>oltl They held 50; Pearls still dull and
nominal AT 6 0O
COTTON-Thc sales to-day to the usual amount 500
bales. Fine Cottons i but the market is rather heavy
for other descriptions
FLOUR-Tlie markets. without change to-day, but has
not very firm appearance. Holders still ask 81 for
(cn,>cc Small sales Ohio via New Orleans have been made
l2l aud OF prime brands still hgIl via Canal
quote Il! G 25 Michigan is still held out OF market
Troy is held at 3ll without sales, excepting rn lois
ST. In Southern hear nj no transactions worthy OF
report. We continue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Howard
ST. Fredericksburg and Alexandria 90; Branlywnc 6 2i
Richmond City Mills 50. Sales $50 hhds Brandywnr Corn
3Ieal n, II so i mos
GRAlN-To.lay and Yesterday about 1900 bushels
Wheat have been taken for export England The sale OF
5000 bushels reported yesterday included in this
The rate g. delivered al tee ship, for about
1000 bushels Long Island and about "A for 1000 bushels
part Ohio and part Michigan, also delivered al the ship The
ma is nearly bare of Wheat Sales ESQ bushels
North Carolina Corn 50 weight delivered. time and in
trcst No Offering The sale Of Southern Oats report
ed Yesterday i7c; River 80 81; Jersey 43ad
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11


ruary l2.-Con,ents
IT.. PoErRY-Rnsaine, by James Russell Lovei-A
Psalm of Life in imitation OF Longf-lIow--Sons
written for the Boz Dinner a, Boston.
IIMARy RYASs DArGRTER-By Mrs S. C. Hall
This is OF the best stories published in this
paper. Mrs. Halls sketches o.! Irish character are
always good, but in this she is more than Usually
happy.
III. TIE Precious METALs-Nos L and H. tie cDl-
nenceincn ola series OF articles complied for the
Tribune, mainly from VI CullocI!s Dictionary OF
Commerce, by a Ncw-iork Merchant
H..lSgLuESCE or The MooS.
F.lTEMs .roU. Magazines, Gc.-T!acing Pedigree
Napoleon a;Lcpsic- Temperance Lecture by
Prot. Sii.nan-DelrIumT reE.en>, Sketch-The
Creed Of tue Shakers.
I...EsG.l5H EXTRAORDINARILY NOAH WEBSTER.
VIZ oSCREssIoSAL-wash Correspondence Of
the Tribune, containing Summary OF the ISo-
ceedinrs Of both brancli., every day.
VIII. .EDrrog1AL CORRESPONDENTS from Albany
XI..EprToRrALs-S,a tate Officers, new and old-Largc
and small Papers Rule 7C-Tne Home League
John Quincy Adams.
%..SPEgcH Of DICKENS az the Boston Dinner.
NJ. .LArEk FROM CHiSA-From Bueno, Avccs-EroU
New Granada.
Xu.AilscgLL..Kous ITEMS. several columns o:neY's
Kill SKETCH or JOIN Qu1scY AnA.is's SPEECH Con
XIv..WpolrsALE pRlcEs CrsRESr-Rcinarks the
trade OF the cit y-Councrc;a and Money Matters
Cattle Market,
For sale al Tie office 30 Aunreet ana by The News boy.
Single copies s. cents.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
MONEY MARKET.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

Al, The Board today there air amount OF business
done bu, the depressed feeling till continues Delaware
and Hudson closed % but after The Boar! sales were
made at ga farther decline OF per cent: Farmers
Trust declined per cent? Harlem Aubarn and Rochrs
ter Lona Island improved !.
OF State Stocks the sales 20 considerable eN;e
reaching upwards OF $4,000 Western Stocks M still lower
Illinois II per cent Indiana per cent; Ohio Skies Ken
lucky Bonds sold Tan advance OF per cent WITHIN one
Two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
, rbc Hcw-York pbenis Temperance,


BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION will continue 10 hold
their meetings their Hail. Forsyth and Houston
SIS y V on Sunday Monday Wednesday, and Friday
inS a, o'clock Professor G, ~ Cady will give lessons in
Vocal Music the place Wednesdays from To y
O'Clock r. NJ, and Saturdays from 10 10 II O'clock 4 NJ
This Association will hold Temperance Meetings nj
1856 Canal near Hudson Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday. at O'Clock 7. NJ and Mr.. Cady will give les
Vocal Music Tuesday rom6 10 y O'Clock. +. NJ
and Saturday from to4 O'Clock, p NJ Terms 30 cents per
quarter of thirteen lessons, and books furnished gratis
4. w. GOFF, President.
G " TunRr Secretary LII It
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
Tie ,oIlarinr are The .aIs.
SECOND BOARD.

1900 Indiana sneS week u 1000 do ~
5000 do.....,....... lei
Fox the London packet there Ia, becna airn-
curry for Srerngconsde-ale orders having beenreccvt
from Boston Prime bills have been quichatS. Francs
23i SO.
Philadelphia Exchange today the mark, Closing
- with plenty sellers Baltimore 81 Mobile Il!
III; New 0rIeam, s..
The not"S Pennsylvania Banks issued rcr iie act
Of Ma. last. based uon State Stocks thrown by
the Brokers to-day. The prevailing impression that The
sumption ii will become law, which these notes
will beat ieavv discount tome has produced this move
The Lancaster and UrbaIa Banks, Ohio also rejected
by no; all of the Brokers Letters from Cincinnati
;l,,>c institutions had made assignments.
The Brokers indeed are very s Of all Ohio money dread
Dg the effect oil the Resumption bill which will probably
fix The 9Th :larch as the day for rcsuming.
Treasury rather plenty to-day, hu. still
not abundant. The rates vary a per cent discount.
We have received the Bank Commissioners report, but X
i, too lengthy for columns. We shall encavor give
abstract OF il.
The following Bank, neglected forward returns Bank
United States Bank OF At;ica, Manu- fcturers Bank VI
er, Hamilton New York Stock Security Bank Staten
Island Bank, Aegany County Bank st. Lawrence Bank.
Bank OF Clean Washington Bankanl Farmers Bank of Or
leans.
The Pennsylvania Resumption bill has passed he House
and will no doubt pass the Senate.
Th, Ohio State Journal that the effect III. Re-ump
ton bill which La, passed the House will c the destruction
OF every Bank the State, which has kept up circula
hon.
Iii supposed that The deposits and circulation Of the Bank
OF Pennsylvania, perfectly safe and that the >ockhold
will receive about 80 per Several Philadelphia
Bank. receiving deposits.
SALES BY AUCTION.
ESTATE
By E. H. Ludlor.
House and o.. l3G Henry -house 6iy45 and lot -6i200
-$7,21s
Lots ID Avenue. between 5t and 9th streets, 24:xl9o
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
LAWYERS DIARY. February Il.

CusxpAk OF THE CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS, THlsD AY-
Par, Fir>tsl IL l59. l6l l65, l67 ST. 49, %, 3i3 e. 81 3s
Fl 1871 Is, 100, l23, 2!e, 20, IS, as 32l e5
Part Second. meets at i o'clock-l45, l4i ga in, 49,
.s 81, go. 30, 2si, 80. 800 3o2 $780, 81 SO w
CAIEspAR or The SUPERIOR COURT, TINS DAY-3, ~,
81 o. TO- u. - 1885, IS, 80, 200, 81 10 80, 90, 9l ei 49,
IS. o. 90. 100. lc3 10 Ia
CALENDAR or TIE L. :. CIRCUIT CouRT, lhis DAI-7
81 III, $50. 10, l79, l23, 22i, 49, @ 275 "a, Z'9i9S'
c7G, Is. rs. l02, 200 10 2rS
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uuS1TED STATES IN IMMATURE, a, The Gil

NAN to Frl;ouetree; and /! Anns-es--Thus ssys the
Editor OF the Planet. FREE READING RooM-Wiihout
iaul: the l and Of X. places
IN Tie rather Tie OF The day = al the Climax
Eating Hou No !! alrtr.t. through 20 Fulton
street At tbs meteorological and popular cstdblshiasn;
there marble tables Nth l-ad.Ig Journal on
each table representing State IN III: mon: thus clii-
anal strangers !lav il@ opportunity OF ak their coz
lee. &c. and reading the latest papers nom al parts of The
country ;f t.bIt strikes thar this arrange
uE,.or 10 any il. attempted Ii> city, AID
Ne have doubt 'li prov. rsat feature n th> extern
s1ve!y atrrHiz. hore OF rereflsr- ti.r the manage
ge1l,ieIuanlv proprietor Tie Climax,
pleased learu rapidly Increasing rlpuas. and pop
ula7 favor, and We doubt will receive IL ;ui
share OF public SUPPORT Step in
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
al CTION S AL S.
BY S, Ap +

Store ;; willa1-e;rc-t. corner OF PDe-st1eet
Private Saie-Ctina Blk Silk dkf, DO Assorted Sc"
inS. cas.> Fancy French style Plaid Casinere VIZ TX
ford. Fancy. Mkt, De Joinyiilr, &c.
Ai>oico pieces r.. 81 and O. White and Red Csnton
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
EygRY YOUTHS GAZETTE.
Two Beautiful Engraviugs.

This beautiful and cheap Periodical for Youth is rapid
ly becoming the mos, popular publication OF The k0d In
America The number this week Is luuss.ateo WIN
twohandsome Eugravnss and contains more 'ha 'n
articles in prose and poe,ry-emeracns
from Mrs sgoarnev Miss Sedgwick and other popular
writers for the Young. Tlxms-single Copie, Cts;
Two Copies year TO mail subscribers for So. Four
Copies Cor IS. Ten Copies for Ten Dollars
O. Persons wishing the NEW World or fouThs
GAZETTE left at their houses will be regularly and
punctuly served By faithful carriers by leaving their
address a, the Office OF publication 80 Ann street Pay
able weekly monthly TO the carriers.
WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
Please Read the following
NR. COVERT-Dear Sir: Mrs. Chas-

TAN r. GOV EKI-Uear cll Mrs. Cnas-
teney has taken bottles Of your Balm OF Lie.
and TO M surprise in better health than 60
known her be several years She has been ph
with Cough for fifteen years. and ny an she has
clans her lungs have been pronounced oonid no.,
Nov her Cough SPEAKING nbsd.
visible and The darng pains OF the u has
perenced % much relief as she las from and feeling
Balm Of Lie II from 'eR s q s g5ns'; sou eeeats
benefit s a dear az 81 ssgfssfHs!iSy yqpS Tsg
EDWARD l4ot BoweTy.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11

CROOMS AND BOARD.-Gentler1en wishing
gage Apartments and Boarding Tor the Winter Will b
couno.aed ules reasonable terms ti- ne" and
ceient ors. No y City Hall Place not ono minnie, walk
North OF the Pci Office. and convenient 20 Broadway. W
and Pearl SIS Those :Nlo have made
tor The Wate. earnestly invited cal before
elsewhere. e,er euT VIII here b. made 20 ensure The
comfort and satisfaction OF the bOarlerS d 4
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
TERN, OF TUE WEEKLY COURIER AND ENQUIRER

TERMS OF TUE WEEKLY COURIER AND ENQUIRER.
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TO subscribers less than SIX, TO be sent 10
the same Post Office, dollars ard Gty cts
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10 no, than three different Post Offices tro dollars per
TO classes and committees twenty-five in number TO
be parcels less than ten to any one fosohcp
nne dollar aud se7cntg-f,e cents per annnm
In no will WEEKLY COURIER be forwarded from
the office, for period less than year or unless payment
i, made IN ApvANcE and when the funds sent are below
par tcy will be sold at tho curren, rates and the discount
be deducted from the amount carried to the credit OF '
subscriber. In like manner when postage Is not laiu
will be deducted from thu amount enclosed
An Poytmasters are authorized by the Postmaster Cen
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all remi,,ancc> made through Pos,masiers will be at our
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The Daily Morning Courier and Nor lorl Enquirer, III
consequence Of lis great Circulation has been appointed tt
OPTICAL PAPER OF the Circuit aud District Courts OF ne
United States publish notices and other proceedings i,
case, of ASXRurTcy in Southern District OF the State 81
Ner York, and all such notices will be inserted al, least once
in both the weekly scm.wccklv papers In addition &c
which, W., shall also PUBLISH in Daily Weekly, and Semi
Weekly papers full list Of all the applications in the Uni
ted States for the bene. OF the Bankrupt Law
Prces Current aud Rie:rs Of the Market, will OF course
he published length i'll each OF the three papers
Country Papers with which we exchange, are rcspecttu
Is requested convenient, give this advertisement
Insertion and cal! attention the and every daily
,ceekl sen,reetiy paper in the United States with which
we do no, exchange will be entitled exchange for
least y,ar, giving Til, advertisement Insertion and
calling public attention nit
The weekly and semi weekly of Saturday next. will con-
tain the first clapter>-al that have appeared-o
Our Mess or the Life Guard>nan' by the author OF
:. Charles O'Malley."
Nar-Iort February 6, 1872. III ltdSltw
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
BY ROYAL GCRLEY.
Sfnr,, l;A Hr,a.i Nynr-Naiy Y nrk Long Room
DOOKS! BOOKS!t-.A large cole

DOOKS! BOOkS IA large collec
AD tiod. very ans, curious. both Theological and
Historical, which the following SIMPLE Archbishop
n the author nt Tn, Whole Duty o Man. The Brcas plate
o Love and Faith BIZ the Rev. John Preston. published IN
c3G 4 ttlr Description OF the Great Wcrl, 6cs; Waiter
i;aci.'> Hs-ory The World. loss: Go'iNvin> Moses aud
AARON with he Antiquities OF the Romans and Grccnns;
Coils Revenge against the ENeca5c Sins OF Hlnr,cr and
,!u;cry: The Nature aat Pace OF He'll by rohias SWIM
dcn Ca,,aT Commentary. with Maps describing hIs bn
ties and Encamrl;CrtS JIj; Cure oi DeI'', ny rpah
>r,i, Nature and Importance 9th Sacrament, by tho>
Button>ltaw \, NJ The Divine Mission OF john the baf-
lis; and JESUS Christ, by Mn Bell A. NJ Treatise on The
Cause ot the Present Corrrp,ons o. Christians and i,
Remedy Thereof; the late Rev. James DuchN
D. D.; Do The Rev J. Barrow-w.tti many oth"r ~aua
Bile works too numerous mention. the greater part OF
which have never published i'll this country For sale
Ivy ABRAHAM MAZE, .oi btcetNtr->'.
20
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11

u THE FARMERS PAPER.-The February Mum
her OF THE CULTIVArOR, published at Albany, by L
Tucker is just received By DAYTON NEVnAS, corner OF
Fulton and Na>saurcet> by whom subscriptions are re-
ccived and owhom complete sets OF the work may be had
The Cuva,or stands cont>>ely a, the head OF the rcnl-
,ura Press this country and lis low prlce places IN The
reach OF all who wis, information the TO
which il is devoted il being only dollar year
The February Number contains the Procseiings oil the
York State Agricultural Society al h late annual meet
in-No,iccs OF new works subjects connected with arl-
cul,ure-Leers from American III England-tTticiss on
The culture OF the Grasses Wheat Indian Com Oa foa
toes ScOn Horses Cattle Sheep and S"ne-M orh or te
Month OF the United States Agricultural So
cety-Fer1ilizing Qualities OF Marls, Bones oil
Crops-Makns Pork--Vernont Agrlculture-IEa vetins
MEMORANDA No Farm Repor-Sac OF Cream fot Cat
Lis, Ornamental trees, shrubs ana Roses
-lreIn, in Domestic Economy-Tle observation-disclosures
OF the SILK Culture the Cnl>ad States, Ac &c
communications from about thirty gentlemen III different
sections OF the country.
The embellishments unusually hne consisting oil poI-
,ra, OF Mr. Sherwoods Short Horned Bull Archer 10 which
was awarded The prizc othe " State So
ce,y-i Group OF Five Horses, The Hunter Racer Car
Scraper--Cocoonery-Im Pro,ang, Nisnstte Ae.
Subscriptions received by PosiaS!er> generally nloug-
on the ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11

u All Persons having claims against the late pub
fishing Tim, OF George Dearborn Co arereauested send
then in writing immediately the Office Of Henry b. De
ming, Attorney No. "a WallsL jl9u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
DIED

a. Brookyn Fello, Mr.. SarnI. Am Ch,iS. wife j
TIE friends and accuain;arce are respectfully rcqur>.e
10 attend her funeral this afternoon a. O'Clock, from
2n Highsreet. Brucklya Washington ana Baltimore II
per, please copr.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
NJ RIED :

Or Ii. 1st nit. William Waller ESQ OF Williamsburg,
Virginia 10 Elzai-r! Tyler, third daugnero the irsie;
Of III. IIEiIed Slrt..
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11

cbo7Ts salvation 0 thou joyful sound. Hastings.
/ Soio-Air. Comes
& >eia-CrorJs and Tro by the Academy.
When >lrrev,- Ac. Chorus" We're
the whole realm OF nature NINE &c. Ar
Fli;t. Or. Bradbury
= Soyrcign OF worlds. display thy power
>cc>-Mr Bell" Bid the blight morn
irg7>;ar ar>',- and Speak. aud The wc:!,,
>hallear Thy voice. Beethoven.
SIN. Solo. by louny Lady, For him
shall endless PRAYER be made Duet by
two Young tate>, And voices &c
Chorus = Blessings abound, &c. TRIO by
three members OF the Academy, Where
he displays &c Final Chorus, lie,
every creature rise and BRING Hastings.
g. Statement. hv Rev. K :. Cook, I'd Vice Press
,.ert OF the Academy.
FART H.
l. Chorlsl Jerusalem my happy home. Sens;
Chorlse,, b. The Academy, "a In iSy and
peace yhce.- and 20 hen, thou Cay
o! my God" Cao-us, "BleS, seats.
through rude an2 stormy >cene> Semi,
Chorus b!- the Academy. :. W hv should
>Alnk:"&c. Final Chorus, =" Jerusalem
unhappy home &c........ $3.50. l. Mason.
:. Duet. by NJ. Oakley and Mv. Bennett. . Da.
yd and Goliath. From the Oratorio "
DAVID. Neukotiinl.
3 Chorus. give thanks. Mozart
: Solo. iIr. Holt.
5. Chorus, The marvellous works" Solos by
g. SlIo Sir. 0aklev.. Ny flock my friends fare
we'll. FroEl the 0vatirio OF David -. Neukoninl
:. Duet. by ;wo members OF the academy,
Time i w:ngng away Cho.rS
ouih and vgor soon will tee" Dnrtt
NJ. riggs aat Nlr. Bennett. Time
wngjng.'' Sc. Final Chorus . But the
Christian shall cn,,y' Zruntr.
R,r., dior, 2 IL
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PASSENGERS.

In the packet ship Oxford from Livrrpoo-Rey Mr. Tay
ler and lady, Mr. Reid, OF Scotland Mr. Nichols oil 'eo'
.,,a; Iednanu. Germany: and II IN The SteeraSe,
In the brig Unity, i'm Demarara-Alr Violet r Clavie
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COURIER AND ENQUlREts-To The PuBLIC.-Frou
AMI after Friday, llln the Ueeity and Vecti
Coar"r md Enquirer will be enlarged to the size OF the
Dly paper and offer Inducements the advertiser AMI
scneraireadcr such have rarely been presented by am
papers III the United States.
sESll-"EEKLI.-Ths sheet will be published OF WE'D
SEsDYs and SATURDAYS On the outside will be placed all
the contents OF the Dai sheet, for the two preceding days
together with appropriate matter for the general reader Sc
lcc;ed fc the purpose and the n.i" vii! be the sde OF
the Daily paper OF the day Thus all new advertise
menls NTH" Daily pape: on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY
Will also aprca~ the Scnwechly paper for t!sc days,
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same date and carry the reader in the country the very
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
N-EW-YORK Academy of Sacred Mu.

sc.-GraDi union Performance IN tn. Erusiway Ia
heracs Pr;cav Evrrr. Feb II, 1872 On this OCCASION
; Acas1I viii be assisted by select nusilbe! OF Choi>
from BROOKLYN. Wl;al-burh and THIS CITY he whole
number OF Performers will be about i've hundred
Tickets 30 Gents each 10 be had al D. No lis
Nas,au-s.rr, Esvi Halls, No Franklin SQUARE; Day
Ton Nswluan'> cor. Nassau and Fcton streets at IN"
principal Mc.c Stores, and the door The evening OF the
New-York tribune., 1842-02-11
o,TATT~OF NETWORK, ss.-]


aL-MASTERS SALE.
liz pursuance OF Decree OF the Court ot Chanccry oi
the State OF New York, will be sold at Public Auction I'M
der The direction the undersignsd one OF the Masters OF
York BY wilkins Rollins, auctoneers on the MN dhy OF
March next twelve o'clock tooD OF that day All ana sl
gular the premises which IN said decree are described "A,
follows viz All that certain lot piece or parcel OF gTound
with the buildings and improvements te!eon eIec.eu
known as No TWO hundred ami netyeght Water street, IN
the Fourth Ward OF the city OF New ork, situate on the
Soriterv side OF Water street. the SAID premises hereby
conveyed or intended be-benr twenty live !eet seven
inches Water street. as the leVec! tnc sn street
runs and i IN width the twenty-our icet seven
inches The said premises Hereby conveyed or Intended 80
10 be run! on the Westerly side thereof Tor ty leet from
Water street point distant twen,your te from the
Westerly line 10. No. hundred and nlety.s!x Waer
..reet-ence running Northerly along The said "esteIy
line NJ the premise. hereby conveyed eight feet seven inches
point distant tentv-ioCr feet ten inches rom inc >a
Westerly line the said lot No two hundred ana ninety
six-trn running Northeriy along SAID westerly lNc o
lot Of GROUND hereby conveyed thirteen feet hive ncsles 70
4 rent distant twentv.our feet four inches from the sad
tastery linz Of the said lot OF ground here6y conyeytu
and thence running Noherlv along the said westerly inc
o.. The ot OF ground hereby conveyed twentyseVen ee'
and one INCH point distant twenty -our feet seven inches
from the said Eastey line OF the premises hereby conveyed
benz the rear line c the said premises hereby conScye
the said premises hereby conveyed running on inc slefly
I'm. thereof from tie said Northeriy line OF aer street
ninety feet nine nch,, the teref, beng bounced
Southern: III front b: Water street ~ snG y
GROUND belonging the heirs OF Ohm foiion, de-
c.ased-W rscriy SIDE by lot WIN soVe llereOD
belonging Samuel f. Hai>-y, and James Cui!ouSh
a, the said sor. erected and built and occupied by the
late Gesree Ioule deceased, and which Is known As num-
Der two hundr I'd and ninetysx Water seet-Eastry an
the other SIDE BY ground late belonging unto Doctor
BENJAMIN F. Robson. with The appurtenances herslo be-
lon@;ng Dated Ne,r-Yo.k, February llth 4. D. 1912
R C.. WHEELER, Master n Cha1cery,
No, % Nassau street.
II U,,y-s 2awt Sfh5
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Y Coz Ncw-York and Springfield Package Express
via New Haven and Hartford; Office vail street New
York "a State street. Hartford.
The subscribers will Pack kaye Car under The care
Of agent by the steamboat tram for the conveyance OF
goods bank notes, specie &c. packages will also he re-
ccive nj the office No. Wall street New-l ork. and tor
varied 10 Norwich. Worcester, Boston, Hartford New
Haven Springfield, Philadelphia Baltimore Washington
Salem Lowell Portsmouth and Portland. ilalowcl, An
Towns
All packages ,lond be marked care OF iurlbnt Co.,
Express, Large Packages will be called Tor, II notice be
let,at the office.
Particular attention will be paid TO collecting and paving
Drafts. Notes and Bills purchasing Goods on AL te above
named places.
Iurlbut Co.. their agent, will constantly accompany
and the exclusive and custody OF tier Package
destined for it, loss by fire and peril Of the eScepte'i
j. HuRLBUf, PROPRIETOR
Wall street, New \ ork.
81 State street. Hartford. CT.