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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16
TN CHANCERY-Befor the Vice Chan
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poole, et ais
In pursuance of decrela order of this Cont, made in
the above entitled cause viii b sold at Public Auction un-
der the direction o the subscriber of tie Masters of
Exchange IN the city OF New York. the I'd day of De-
cenlber next, at IL O'Clock noon Of that day,
AL mat certain lot piece PARCEL of land situate lying
anc beng In tue Filth late skin Ward of the city Of
YORK. beng part OF the lands formerly belonging 10 An
thony Lspenard Esquire and by him conveyed 10 Albert
Cooper and Sebe BrEckerho bounded northery in front
by dser street. westerly side BIZ an aey four fee,
u Scth epaiu'g iran lots late possession OF
Samuel lrichings, William Price and oters southerIy in
tie rear by lot late in possession of Lawrence
Moore and eastery the other side BIZ lot number one
hunoIed and sixteen Lspenard's map, containing in
peda III 'front.' and rear each Lwenty FIVE feet and In egth
on eacn s!ce eghty-vc feel, together with Inc and
plVlce ID common with the other prepretors oil the be-
lore mentioned alley, together with all and singular tie
teneents, heedtaen;s appuren7Rces the said
abo.e mentioned and described premises IN any apper
timing or belonging
A!so tie unexpired term OF the easehoid premises
in described foows viz: All that certain lot OF land
situate lying and being in The Fifth Ward OF lhe city of
New York being part OF the lateiy belonging to the
Cooperation OF Trinity Church in tie city ef New York
called the Church Farm, and the lot which in rnap
CHAR. Of tn said made BY Cares Loss ore Of ,hs
City Surveyors known and distinguished by The nubrr
hunSred and 1871 ard is Loudrd as fellows to
eastwardy in front by HuGson-sr ee h
lot distinguished theaid map or chart BIZ the nunhs
nine hundred and SIX 1900 weswsrdIy nv In nnn.hsr -
hundred and fifteen 9i5 and ssuthvariiv bv Iot nrah
nine hundred ana eight t0a) containing in breadth IL from,
and rear twenty-five ee and in length On the ,or,h ed
feet nice inches, and on the nor, side n;ne,y
seven ieei DC Zoe .aIne more or less together with the alb
the right 10 remove The sane within ten deys ,fr re- az
pration OF said term Nex.York Octoh.r Io,h 1910
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL. Master in csanrer,
SAMUEL CASpsELL, Solicitor .2a 1aSssE
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STOVES.


,en,on OF the public 10 eur and splendid assert
ren OF Motifs Stoves. The frs premium has again been
awarded them The best heat Stoves for Halls Churches
Pubic Buildings Gc AZ zts fair the American is
tus They have for yeaTS os unvaed rs regards their
utility and economy and the decision of TIE Judges well
IS the increasing ceTnaud tie arucle, confirmation
strong Of their superiority the present tine aE other
Stove before the public. Our patterns rich and varied
commanding the admiration OF all observers Oug style for
private hoase is an ornament 20 the hall well As mos;
Useful appendare. An entire house OF any can be thor
oughy warmed hv single Stove, without recourse al all
10 The parior CRATES during the winter.
We have also been able complete few OF SHEPARD
PATsSr REvEaseRATEEs for prIors with which ine pub
lie can now be served witbou; delay Tas Stove has also
taken the first premium OF the American Institute az Tee
bes; Stove paror5 and Offices exhibited al the Far al
though the competition was greater than on any previous
OCCASION Their construction * extremely simple and their
efficiency and economy nndeGiable We have only 10 ask
the attention ei purchasing Stoves 10 them ana we are
confident that they will be pleased. SHEPARD X co.
60 In Morris Sinre Marehnrse. 80 Water.st.
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Ous Internationally never since the ex-
istence of Buffalo, has our harbor exhibited such
g scene as is presented this morning; from the
lighthouse, to above the foot of Washington-sree,
distance of about third of a mile, the harbor is
one complete jam of STEAMBOATS,, brigs, schooaers,
and cnnal-boats The activity and hustle OF the
scene is beyond description; vessels discharging
and canal-boats receiving their cargoes-the
wharves crowded with emigrants and passengers
for the West, merchants and forwarders on The 4Ni
uive for speculation, all combine to Prodace a
most exciting scene. As an evidence of the mag
nitude of the operations in orr grain market we
would mention the fact, on the authority of one of
eur heaviest commission houses. that Of the inn
mense amount Of wheat received within the last
three days, upwards of 100000 bushels) not over
10 900 remain unsold. This, for the operations
Of two days, in the most unfavorable weather. will
probably challenge competition with the grain
market of any other city in the Union, perhaps in
the world Buffalo Courier II th.
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LEASES OF THE LEAD MIHEs.-The Last Ga
lena Gazette contains correspondence between
Mr. Flanagan, the Superintendent of the lead
mines, and the President of the United States and
Secretary of War, on the subject of leasing the
lead mines in Illinois, Wisconsin AID Iowa. The
President and Secretary, with the sanction of the
Attorney General, recognise the power claimed by
the Superintendent to lease the lands under the
existing laws Leases heretofore granted, or here
after will be regarded as valid and binding. The
number of leases granted by the Superintendent
up to the present time is about 500, and average
about % acres in extent, with > hands to each
lease, making in the aggregate about 5000 acres of
land under lease, and 1000 hands employed in
mining. It is the intention of Capt. Bell to re-
commend to Congress the propriety of sinking one
or more shafts, from, 500 to 1900 feet deep, with
view Of proving more efiectually the depth OF the
mines. Should this experiment prove as stated
by some geoogists, that mineral exists at the
depth it does in Europe, will greatly enhance the
mineral resources of this part of the country.
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A r Court of Chancery held for the State
"A ofNew-York q, the City Of New. York on the l4,e
day OF april 4. d. lsi2-Present William r. McCoun, veh
Chancellor. Of the First CircuIt-aiary Boldly IS. Mabon
kechel, Mary Ketche Andrew Keice William kechel,
Isaac Keichel samuel Ketchei James Daily. William r.
vine nd Sarah Jane Irvine bis wife, james Kclche Mar
nare ke,che, Andrew r.. ketche and Kelsey his wife,
John Russell and Sarah Lis we--In Partition.
1t appearing, TO the satisfaction of this Court, that an
amended bill OF co plant has been filed ia this cause for
partition OF the following described premises 10 witt All
that certain dn'rnghouse and lot. piece parcel OF
ground, situate. lying and beng In the Filth Ward Of the
City Of Eew-york and is known and distinguished By the
number two huadEed ana nineteen (2l9) ChurcIistree
erly by ground now late belonging Jacob a. Cole
northerly by ground now late belonging isaac T.
containing in breadth in front and twentyfour feet
and in length each size seventyiye feet, be the same
more less; together with all and singular the rights pri-
yeges Entertainments anu appcr.enances remainder and
remandes issues and profits thereof and it also APP
pearing the satisfaction OF this Court that The residence
Of John Russell is unknown that Andrew E kecheI when
last heard from, believed 10 reside somewhere IN South
America that Besey kechei resides in the Stale OF Penn
sylyuna william irving and Sarah Jane his VIE and An
drew keiabal reside in the State last aforesaid tat VIII
liam Kechel and Isaac Ketcha reside IN te Ste OF New
Jersey-oa motion OF c. Magic s0s3r ;or he Complain
ant il ordered said JohE Russell Andrew hetch-
ell Besey Ketce William Ifv me ana Sarah Jane lryi2e An
drew Ketcel William ketche ana isaac hetcnel, and
each OF them cause their appearance 10 he entered and
nee ihcreorto be served on the Compliments Solicitor
within four months rom tie date OF this order and in case
nj their aDreaTance, that they their
sers 10 TIE ennpIaaant's bill To be ed ara copy thereof
IN h served on the pianans Solicitor within 0rty DAYS
niiQr service copy OF said BILL and That in default thereof
r,d bill ef complaint be taken confessed BY and
eac ofihem And Is further ordered that within twenty
DAYS from the date OF this order the said companants
this ords. he published in the State paper and in the
New-York Tribune, printed in this State for three
compainans copy OF this order TO deserved per-
sonali the said Joha Resell Andrew E. Ketche Bet
Ketc5e William Ke,chel and Isaac Ketche and on each
them, least twenty days before the time herein before
prescribed Tor tier 'ppe'HEn HIRAM LsWsF9yR Clerk
C. NAGLE Solicitor. auto lawson
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HE LAND FuND.-Mr. LEWIS BENEDICT of
inns city, The agent appointed by Cav. SEWARD to
receive New iork's share of the Proceeds of the
Land Sales has returned to Washington with our
portion OF the Distribution, which amounts 10
ElGHTi-FOuR THOUSAND NINE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY-FOUR DOLLARS
These are the FIRST fruits Of a great measure Of
wing policy. If General Jackson had welded
ms n assent 10 Mr.. Glars Land Bill in 1885,. New.
iorS would already have received from this one
source upwards Of TEs MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. IF
Aoro-s oeoism would forego It's insane opposition
% olsf S1suTIos, the share of this State for the
mex, n ten years, would erceed the sum which the
Regency propose to raise By annual taxes. II viii
be for the people 10 decide between D1s1RIsU-
rIos and p1RKcr TAXATION. Alb. Eve. Jonr.
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MOOD COOKING SYOVE.

TAT j
The subscribers offer this Premium Wood Cooking
Sieve to the public and request the attention OF those pur
chasing 10 il as article of worth Of which have abun-
dan Testimonials They stand highest in The Tie market as
Cooking Stove for wood. All the utensils necessary IN
culinary purposes are attached them. They ac
knowleds ed be the best article for cooking with the ex
ception OF an open fire. The tor baking and roasting
are equal for these purposes brick 1t will be
the advantage those OF superior article 10 give
US a call SHEPARD X CO,
o9Q1 Stove Warehouse.
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ME PAKTNERSHlP heretofore ex-

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
4 isling between the Undersigned under the firm of AN
DERSGN J. WARD, in James City County, Virginia, New
York and Jersey, this day dissolved All debts due
said !irm and ii claims against the same vii be assumed
and settled by Robert C.. a. Ward who will continue the
business o! Wood Cutting sc. heretofore on his
account.-Ne York, November 7th. 1912.
d. J. ANDERSON,
NIL lwD<Wt ROBERT C.. A. WARD.
~ Richmond wbg viii please insert iw Daily and II
Weeklv and send bill 20 this office.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-'The sub

scriber, (successor to L. Y. BADGER, formerly dong
business al go Walersree and The original Agent tor
vending and selling Professor or Patent Artglt stove
in this City, woult respectfully inform the pubic that he
has taken No. 81 Watersreet, two doors from
Beekman where ray be tound complete assorinlen! OF
the above Stoves style and at reduced prices over
Five Thousand OF these Stoves sold IN the City OF
Boston las, season. and found be the economical N
the consumption OF fuel fany SsoVe heretofore Introduced
They recommended particularly b. Physicians, Tor
sumption have found great relief by the of this Stove
he produced being OF temperature than eau
possibly be produced W any Other Stove offered TO the
fu article; together with Badgers Patent Alright coal
Stove designed for Stores, Offices Halls and Pfrlor
very cheap and economical article printed direction &C.
companies all the above Stoves Please cs and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recolect the
number. D. D. WENDELL, No 81 Watcr.st..
o28 I'm ID door from BcekGian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

ne ORiSON'S iiygeian Medicines
Va N0TICE.-Whereas, n. A. SamaGos o: "a Broad
way, New York, is making improper OF Messrs.
icrison Co.'s appointment the sale OF their Medi-
cincs. This is, therefore, inform the public that Hlr.
;amanos is not authorized 10 sell MORlSON'S PILLS
in New York and that Nlessrs. Morrsons only Agents in
Ncw-fora M.ssrs. FIRTH l. HALL, Of no. Frank
lin square from whom alone the Medicines be had gen.
nine. (Sgned) MORlSON co.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road, Lendon
Innn lGiI iva u
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IMPORTANT INVENTORIES

II IMPORTANT INNtNIlON.--t lex
4 PATENT NOVELTY COOK STovE.-This Stove
combines all the advantages OF cooking IN every variety
apparatus The TOP is divided by patent plates into rom
10 boiling place; when used with one boiler, which
measures 40 gallons useful bathing purposes, large
washing, seaming vegetables, scading boys 1c II Is also
fitted 10 take bh caldron ali OF which add 10 lis
simplicity in every respect. The is perfect as
brick oven, and is warranted in al 70 suit The pur-
chaser the money viii b. refunded To those who have
seen them in USE explanation unnecessary and they
only require 10 examined convince any OF their
perfect simplicity and Incompatible advantages. Several
dealers have sold their Stoves representing them 10 be Inc
Novelty Stoves, aud avoid further imposition. they will
be sold in future the manufacturers establishment 2O9
Waterstreet only where reference will b. gwen 10 over
eight hundred persons ho have them 10 this CITY,
All other kinds Of Stoves reduced prices FISKS Stove
Establishment 209 Water-st nj I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

80 PRINCES LINN FAN BOTANIC
.sS. GARDEN and NURSERIES, FLUSHING, near
New-York. Tie catalogues OF this establishment,
comprising the largest collection tees and plants in Ane
rca with very reduced prices which average IS per ce
less than usually charged elsewhere. viii br sfntoeye
postpaid application They may ais. be obtained Of T N
Campbell, Is Pine-street and at 10 Mason street. srd all
orders sent per mail will be promptly executed and or
'saIded rs directed. Flushag, Nov. Q, 1872
Mo lvr VIM r pRINCE & CO.
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AA COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold a, T. Bsrtlsrs National Eote ii The
stan at ten O'Clock in The forenoon in Two parcels pzdo
foreclosure suits Ia Chancery Farm consisting Of about
pneyone acres one lot consists cf about sixteen aerr
and the other OF from seventy to eighty o. the sixteen
acre ot there situated subsans l brick story dwell
lng mouse OF about forty five feet square, 9Th cqnsenen.
ootbnudings well OF good wafer &c. @ihe land o.
me very best description and IS In remark ~ god order
'ef image and pas.crng, except about twenty acres
young growth OF pine wood and eight in the s,oE
ne premises are situated the Columbia Turnpike 10 As
village Of Ciaversck about three niles fren lie city
ud1n ard are part Of the Farm recently in the nccnp
lon Oh William B. Ludlow, Esq. OF Clayeack Tor The con
aop and quality of tbs premises purchasers e9ueo
TO inspect for themselves g. r. J. 502Dois,
Assignee Of w. 8. Ludlow, New 81. Newly OH.
NJ T. American and Evening Post will pease copy ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

4kzs FOR SALE, or Exchange for a
I'M Farm-A good Dwelling House AVID GHr!en ground
about 20 Lots in the Twelfth Ward o The City o. New.
York, in The vicinity e the Railroad, tie Cr9oH Reservoir
and Ferry The East River Inquire al II Grand
street west nf Broadway e3G IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

81 FOR SALE-The 2 Lots fronting on
.e., Rivngton street, and numbered 80 aud Al on said
strert--each lot Is feet in width by 100 in length
Also lots on the Northery side OF 4lst street dislaat 500
feet, Easieriy from the etn avenue
Apply 10 e. CLARK, ESQ 126 Water street Pc
SHINE, 224 Mulberry to the subScriber fby NAM al
Far Rockaway, Long Island.
n2n Ink I l. N0RTaN Ir
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"a OFFICES TO LET, IN the second,
.GI.G third, and iour stories ol the buildings Nos
1853 ant i60 Nassau-s;,ee tTrbnn 1dingsj fronting the
Park and nearly opposite the City Hail Enquire Of
7. hicELRiTii, on the premises Ss3u
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ngIss GRAMS BOARDING AND


II
Contender a, No. So Hammond street
Ssr - Irs gLEEcKER, many ysars at the head OF
is- Fan,aIe Seminary in wesrhes,er County, associ
s, with Mss Dram OF this City, having taken the e1ten.
ga Mansou No &c Hammond street. wlitopea Boarding
go ~ Srtool for Young Ladies Thursday, Sept. 9th
TIE building AID grounds for elegance convenience and
beanbv oaiion are surpassed by aay similar tSta.
ton in the city. -, :.,
Miss Os.m with assistants will attend to the instruction
o tho vorng ladies' and domestic department Will be
major The S5,eriu,enciepce OF Mrs BieeckeT. SUI
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DROP. ORR'S AIRTlGHT STOVE.

The undersigned are The only agents for vending and
selling the above article in the City OF NewYork OF their
utility and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the first responsibility may be seen AT the store We guar
antee against explosions il put up according To our
directions. We have also an improved Alright Stove
l.,
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4A To LET-The new stores and build
III " ngs in Sprucesi Nassau. They VIII be
completely finished daring the next week, and 10 good
TENNIS Immediate possession will be given and no zen.
charged until after lS November. Tie buildings are vel
adapted 10 any kind of mechanical business Apply 10 T.
PRlCEy la East roadway, or to T. McELRAf5, at 'hr
off nf tb,.r rit,u off
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A TO LET--Storc and Back Room,

suitable and recently occupied Tor publication ana
c0mposors Office OF small paper called The American
Mechanic Rent Sl25 uatil the Isl Of MIy inquire
MS lm j. LOCKE, IN rear nj 81 A INST
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IA TO PLUMBERS OR TlNMEN-
ua.M TO Let Store and Basement yery advantageous,
iy located aud we'll adapted 10 tie nnvr business Poses
sion given Immediately. apply 10 2. iicELRaTH l6V
Nassau street. OF &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

GYDNt.Y COAL.-The cargo of bark
~ Orande dscharging, and for sale lois suit
purchasers by WARD BROWNE,
o20 All Washington corner Eagbt street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

AssA TO LET-2 or 3 Workshops, with
superior light: rem, S37 81 and $40 iii tho Isl OF
b!ey next. Inquire Of J. LOCKE ia the OF No ST
Ann-Slrret. MS I'm
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1saA FARM FOR sALE-situated 3

AE.sA FAKM FOR SALE--Stuated 3
miles north of The Village of Newbprg bounded hy
the Hudson River the and the Old Post.r0ad 10 Az
oany on The west On The farm there is good comaod
Gus house and barn. likewise large dock en- tie river,
formerly used brick yard The farm contains about loo
acres or anG-he view IS commanding, and the prospect
beautiful For further particulars inquire of Geo aher
NO l25 Greene street, W. H. Van Dsiscm, No. 81 Van
Dam street, New York CITY o3U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

HARDWARE PAPER-60O reams,
4 different sizes, SO By 30 to q by IT. a!so-5o
Envelope-50 gross Bonnet Boards, for sa" Iuanuac
,urers' prices, by GAUNr Il DERRICKSON,
MS lg9 Soutb.S;rest.
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AGENTS OFFICE, STATE fRisoN,l
Auburn, Oct. 10, 1912.
ably warmed and lighted, wIti

1A TO LET-The House No. "a Dey-
street. 1t in excellent order having been panle
anu repaired thoroughly in May last. Inquire of
Mo lw" VIM FORREST, 10 Varicksi
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GHOVELS and Hollow Ware 100
~ dozen I, w. < Fddy's cast steel Snov-ls 100 do
do. Shoves Also good assortaens OF Hollow Ware
on hand, and for sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

= LIVERPOOL COAL.-Tne under
lsigned is now dischargine very fine cargo of Liver
pool Coal that burns free bright and clean, the To-. price
of So delivered free Of Carriage at any par; oil The city
chaidrons yet unsod Those wanting The article bad
better send in their without delay al the Yard NO
70 Thompson street. Spring. or q, The Office No lS
Nassau street
Psi viii lie delivered Brooklyn 1T Iila price
the ferrage added. JOSEPH p. SIMPSON. OLE II
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a FOR SALE-A Farm in New Ro.
ylE. chelle, Wesches,er County midway between White
Plains and New Rochelle, formerly by David Bon.
nett containing $50 acres all arabic land excepting about
ten acres ~ cod The fam has benn laid on in conyen
lent lots ard is high OF cul,iys!dn Terms Of sale
will be made easy for the purchaser Apply 10
o25 I'm J. ADRJhNCE. So John ST n Y
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&sA FOR SALE Or EXCHANGES
The cottage su House and Stable on north wesl
OF Fifth ard l25l street, with full lots or.
namented with trees also pump the door; ahout7
minutes walk from the Railroad. For further particular,
inquire Of j. & J. ~. LEVERAGE, AS ChsrrY-sL NJ "
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SAssA TO LE'T-A Room, Bedroom, Pan
.sis try and Closet, suitable for small family POSES:
given Immediately Rent $43 i the Isl OF MAY nett
Inquire Of }. LOCKE in the of No 81 Annst rSlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

q TNION DOOR SPRINGS-An article
" very niuch approved and that has given satisfaction
wherever il has been used. For sale 81 John street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

CHEAP INDIA RUBBER CLOTH,
" Axes, Springs, Hats, Patent Leather Bands, Gc-,
&c, for sale very cheap al 81 Pearl-si- ol4 I'm
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A DEE g. ESTABROoK. Book and
"A job Priz.er leo Nasss1 street. in The Tribune Build
incs- "a l,,,
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SICKLES'S Perpendicular Motion Door
~ SPrng-This is neW and desirable article, and at
low price, For sale al 81 Jchn-stre4L uIu
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GOAL, coal, COAL.--Bcst reach Or
" ciard Rcd Ash Coal--Lnmp, Broken and Nat sizes
The undersigned is authorised take orders for this ce!e
braed Coal at the very owest prices either by the
ton, delivered rcl the harges freq Of carriage any par
OF this city or Brooklyn.
Also Gray Ash Schnyikil Lehigi, and Coat.
r s. american Bitusinous Coal for 2 graIe, equal Ia
best Liverpool Best virginia Coal! tor backsnts use,
the very lowest prize. JOSEPH p. SiaiPSON,
Office No. ia EaS;au-street.
NJ E. Orders for one ton vi rssiye te sale attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16

He has also or land general supply of tie most ap
proved Cooking Stoves also, Alright Stoves Of the mos
| approved kind and al reduced prices. Nil I'm