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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

GRAND AQUATIC ExCURsIoN.--The splendid
steamboat South America will make very plea
SAINT excursion tomorrow, down the bay, leaving at
an early hour in the afternoon, and returning early
ia the evening For particulars, see advertisement.
There is quite mania for excursions this summer.
Heretofore the public have not been accommo-
dated with such boat for these trips as the South
America, and they are determined to avail them
selves of every occasion she offers. The warm
season is rapidly passing away, and those who
wish to view the scenery Of our splendid rivers and
bay must not let this opportunity rass.
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District Court
AuG 6.-This Court stands adjourned over zine die.
Anuscnents.

NIBLos GARDEN-The operetta ofJohn OF Paris,
together with the burlesque Of the Yellow Dwarf will be
performed this evening Mr.. Mitchell plays his origna
part of Pedrgo Potts. in the former piece.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS AT CASTLE
GARDEN, which, it is believed, will surpass all pre-
vous attempts OF the kind, for beauty variety and bril-
ldncy The best company in the city visit this the only
garden whose Dimensions admit of such immense pieces
OF pyrotechny the Temple OF Liberty &C. the thou
sands Of variegaed lampsthe superb brass band and
crowds Of elegant contribute to the enchaniment
Of this delightful retreat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

NAvAL.-The U. $. big Oregon, arrived at this
port yesterday, from Pensacola. The following is
list of her officers William P. Percy, Commander
reyton Robertson Passed Midshpman, Acting Master;
F. Phillipse Wheelock, Midshipman George Bell Gun
ner William Atholl, Acting Masters Mate, Francis M.
Calender, Captains Clerk Passenger-Mr Edward Old
mi
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Marine Court,

BtI0Tt Judge Shermdn \
Thomas w. Cook Eiiphatt Sherwood vs.. alexander
An action to the price OF suit OF clothes,
$6579 A set off account presented being charge
for board Plaintiffs partners and the question arose
his right to give clothes without the consent Of
the firm Verdict nonsuit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

The LADY FRANKLIN EXCURSION which did not
take place yesterday on account of the inclemency
Of the weather at the hour appointed for the boat
to leave, will BIZ made this afternoon, according TO
the advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

A REMARKABLE PAssAGE.-The fast sailing ship
Sea, Captain Edwards, arrived yesterday in TWEEN.
ry-six days passage from Liverpool. This ship has
proved herself remarkably fast sailer All hel
passages have been very short ones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

DEcEAsE OF A CoNsuL.--Our late foreign intei-
gence conveys information of the death of John
Gliddon, ESQ., u 8. Consul for Alexandra, Egypt, who
died at Malta on the Sd ult Every emedia agent that
embraced in aid ofthe suffering nvad the baths OF
u Italy visited bn, with effect and after pain.
fu Illness he breathed his last the residence Of vii
liam Fly maud, Esq in Malta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

CASE OF THE REV. Mr.. FAIRcHlLD.-Burgess u
Stringer have for sale pamphlet form, full re-
port Of this case, with the heightened defence of
Mr.. Fairchild.
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90 THE PILES.-This complaint people suffer to run
from year thereby causing thousands unneccs
sary pain and Inconvenience and stubborn and dit
fcut to Hays Linment IL warranted to any
matter how bad or old, or the money refunded
at CONS rock cos, 81 Courtandt street. Price 81
ner flask.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

Sienors Antogoini and Sanqurico are announced
to give concerts al Utica on Saturday; from thence
il is expected they will return 10 Saratoga.
The celebrated ventriloquist, Sgnor Valentino,
assisted by Miss Keane, and Signor g. Vaentinl,
gave concert at Saratoga on Monday evening
last, which was well attended.
Ole Bull is announced 10 give another concert at
Saratoga, on this evening. Madam'lle Borghese
and Signor Perozzi, are also announced TO give
concert on Thursday evening.
The Albany papers say, that on Monday upwards
of 20 fresh music grinders arrived by the boats,
with all kinds OF instruments, from square drum
to base frying-pan.
Cough, the Temperance Orator is now in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. MMiehael. from Dublin, is proving very at
Minstrelsy." Mr.. MMichael, it is allowed on all
Sides is gentleman OF fine atainms nts possessed
OF tenor voice of great power and flrxlblity, and
sings his native airs with all unrlvaed sweetness
and pathos
Mrs H. Cremer late of the fremont Theatre,
is engaged at the Boston Museum, and appears TO
be an especial favorite of the public.
Mr. T. M. Scott is about to leave this country tor
Europe, to cater for novelties for coming cam
paign.
Otto Motty, the great rider, is to give an exhibi-
ton on Saturday on the Troy road
Mrs HuNT.-This beautiful actress took bene-
fit at the Boston Museum, on Monday evening.
It is rumored that Edwin Forest will be selected
as candidate for Congress al the approaching
election.
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ANOTHER MISSIONARY FALLEN. --InteIligence has
been received at the Missionary house. of the death Of
Rev. Mr. Campbell, Missionary OF the American Board
in South Africa. lie was well known 10 many as thu
author Of very largo t" Map ofthe Moral World"
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MODEL OF PARrs.-An interesting exhibition at
the Lyceum Of Natural History, sci Broadway. is
now attracting the fashionable public in that vic-
nity. 1t cons sis Of very ingenious and perfect
miniature model Of Paris, which has been pro-
nounced by several who have visited that magni-
ficent city as most perfect in all its details
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

The YACHT SQUADRON fleet of yachts
were met on Monday morning at o'clock going
into Newport They were all within half mile
Of each other.
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Messrs. Perry and Thomson wlnnleg. The shoot
ing of Mr.. Perry was much admired. There was
no doubt about it it was first rate. r..
The next was a sweepstakes-three birds each.

Mr.. Lawrence in first rate style winning the
stakes.
One or two other smaller matcheeslsucceeded, Of
no particular note, yet some good shooting took
place. The birds did not quite come up to the ex-
pectatons OF the party, which was no doubt owing
their great number being enclosed for so long
time in small space but, however, they afforded
better sport than tame ones ever did. The
ground was pretty well attended, and there is but
little doubt If the hour advertised for the sport 10
commence had been two o'clock instead OF ten, 1t
pie refreshments on the ground, supplied by Mr.
lily. Russell, of Adam street, Brooklyn, at a rea-
sonable cost.
Alter the sport on the ground, the club adjourned
10 Mr.. Russels, where they had substantial sup
per supplied, and enjoyed themselves for time
AFTER
PACING MATCH OVER THE BEACON COURSE, Ho-
BoKEN, ON MoNDAy.-Tne following was announc,
10 come off on Wednesday last, but owing to the
unfavorabe state Of the weather, it was postponed
until Monday last. Il was match for 500, mile
heats best three in five, in harness, between Fairy
Queen (W Whelan), John G. Calhoun q WneIp-
y), Aggy Down (Hram Woodrufi). The betting
all In favor Of Aggy Down, previous TO the race,
and was freely backed against either one of the
others, but not against the field.
They went forth in good style, but ere they
reached the 1, it became evident that Aggy must
mend his manners, or else he would be shut out ;
and that the Fairy also would have to look sharp,
or she would not be in better position: John
kept increasing his distance between the others for
the rest of the way, and came home shutting Aegy
Down out and very nearly ditto with the Fairy.
The second heat was very similar to the first, and
It was generally supposed that If Whelpy had
pushed for il, the FAIRY, in this heat, would have
shared the fate of Asgy Down IN the first. In the
bird heat John G. Calhoun had it all his own way
.onnd, and won it easy. The following Is the re-
suit -
John C. Calhoun q. Whelply).. .....ll1
FAIRY Queen. ..............". 222
aggy Down...' .... ........ ...... DIST
Time ...... .2;2o-2:36t-2:Sa4
We heard that, shortly after the race, John G..
Calhoun was sold tor $500
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STEAM SHIP GREAT WEsrERN.-The Olga, at
Boston from Cronstadt reports that on the 9th ult
lat. AZ IL N. lon 43 35 w., saw the Great Wes-
tern, from New York, for Liverpool.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-Thls attractive spot continue.
o be source OF recreation TO the crowds that flock
to witness the amusements every day. Every at
traction that can crafty the public has been suppl
ed by the pfoprietors. Go and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

POWER TO LET."-Passng along Greenwich
street yesterday afternoon. we observed large
placard on an extensive factory with the announce
ment-" Power to let" We Immediately thought
of poor Philosopher Greeley, who, by all accounts,
is present badly off from want of the advertised
commodity. The circulation Of the Tribune has
suffered very considerably in consequence Of the
recent pirouette of Chevaler Wikof, which has
drawn off number of the young wings, who had
become disguised with the Fourierism and other
is,ns of the Philosopher. The Tribune is now re-
garded as valuable only as an almanac of the wea-
Their, the rise and fall of Fourierite stock, and the
small potato results Of the town and county cleo
TONS
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aClty Intelligence

Police Record, Tuesday, 9Th August CHARGED
EMBkzzL,NG EMPLOYERS py-About two
months since, the Extra" left Port Richmond
for Fall yer. when the captain, John c. Oyerton be-
coming sick went ashore Providence r. leaving the
vessel in the and chargeof Henry Koon THE, mate
who afterwards discharged the cargo and pocketng
the freight SAT- left the vessel and had been
heard OF since until arrested this morning by officers
Carlisle and Merritt He fully committed the charge
OF embezzlng his employers money.
RoBBEp La HoAG SysrEM-A man named PhiliS Il.
Williams. stranger in city; wended his way last
evening into Of streets and falling in
pany with Mary Murray and John Grey. of very ques-
tunable character he taken into house and robbed
OF Sa5 They have both been arrested and committed to
prison.
Coroncr's Dcpartmcnt.-The Coroner held but
one inquest to-day it was on on unknown coored man
found drowned at the foot OF 18th He about 80
wears of age Verdict De a,h from causes unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

MIN This of the year cockroaches and
bed bugs exces ingly annoying and multiply fast
Saunhozs Roach Bane has during the been used
by numbers OF families in this city who have pronounced
perfecily eff ctua in the destruction Of these vermin
sold only II Courlant street, and warranted to an
swer the rec recommendation. Price so and 20 cents per
hn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

Cor HOME AT LAsr.-The vile representation Of
Mr.. Clay, in sort of typographical carcature,
made up Of the ithest scurrility, arranged SO as
to exhibit the grotesque figure Of man, the feet
being represented by the words "blood" and
murder'' in capital letters, and which has been
circulating in most of the democratic papers, in
GLIDING that paragon of decency and dignity the
Washington Globe, appeared in the New York
american last evening, with two or three indignant
paragraphs from the virtuous zen of the highly re-
spectacle Mr.. Charles King. The filthy affair look
ed quite at home in the dry columns of the Ame-
rican. Let it rest there and 60 to perdition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

Wing LIEUTENANT GovERNoR,-The wings of
Westminster and Putnam counties are urging the
nomination Of their old favorite, Henry B. Cowes,
Esq as Lieutenant Governor Mr.. Cowles, a few
years since, was distinguished member Of the
Legislature and Congress from that district. For
the last few years he has devoted himself to his
profession in this city, and retired from politics.
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The shooting Of Mr.. Lawrence was as much adj
mired as that Of any the ground, although
not successful. Mr.. John Prinder appeared de.
termned to gain his lost lanrels in this last sweep.
stakes, If possible, in which he was successful, and
there appeared to be good deal OF shaking OF
heads upon the matter, and some ugly rumors.
The next was match, 3 birds each, between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-07

co. CONSTITUlIONAL JEpLLfrz CUREu. The
ronc Mixture prepared By the Colegs OF Medicine and
Pharmacy OF the city Of New York, IS confidently re
commended for all ofdeiity produced by secre. in
ugence or excess any kini is invaluable rsmei
y Tor impotence erty, OF barrenness rniess depend
Jog on NAL formation)
Single bottles 81 each OF hall dozen 10; care
,Ilv hacked and sent TO all PARTS Of the Union.
otHcs OF tho College of Medicine and Pharmacy %.
vaasar erect ~ Rh'uARnsON. M n, Agent
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cal. The efforts OF Bishop Hughes 10 organise the
Irish Catholics into distinct Political element,
simulated another portion of the community TO an
opposition, which was organised, and conducted in
an equally unjusifiabe, unconstitutional and dan.
gerous mode, as that which it sought TO subdue.
Religious bgotries and sectarian prejudices are
toes which now really threaten the republic, and
all Americans who deserve the name, will unite
with us In crushing them wherever they may be
found, whatever name they may bear, and what
ever form they may assume.
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A PATRIOTIC NATIVE AMERICAN LADY.-We
have just heard OF most extraordinary act of dis
interested, patriotic devotion on the part OF "Na-
tive American" lady Of Philadelphia, which il
would be altogether objectionable 10 omit record
ing for the admiration of the present and succeed
ing generations. II appears that this lady procured
aquantity Of the hair of the eight unfortunate men
who were shot at Kensington in May last, and with
it she has manufactured an obituary wreath -
with the names of the murdered men in medal
lion space in the centre. II is pronounced by the
editors of the native papers in Philadelphia and
this city to be perfectly unique and elegant affair
This wreath the "far artist " offers for SALE and
the little :" organ" in this city "presumes it will
bring high price,"
We really cannot give expression to the painful
emotions which this circumstance has excited, and
which have been, we are sure, awakened in the
breast of all individuals Of both parties, who are
influenced by genuine patriotism, and possess any
delicacy Of feeling. Such gross outrage on de-
cency, propriety, and christian charity deserves the
indignant rebuke Of every true hearted christian,
man and woman in the community, and will re.
ceive it too, or we have wofuy mistaken the cha
racter and sentiments OF the great mass of the
people of this country.
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or VELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS FOR The CURE
), ,3onorrhGa, elect, and all mccupurnlen discharges
the nrehra These pills prepared by the New York
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
speedy and efec;ual remedy for the above compsinto
hey are guaranteed TO cure in from three
five days aud possess greater power obstinate
discharges and chronic gieet than any other preparation
at press known, removing the disease without eonine
mont from business tainng the breath dsagreeing
with the stomach. Price 81 per box
Sold At the Office OF the College OF Pharmacy snt Mo
W. g. RICHARDSON, M. D. Agen,
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We heard that, shortly after the race, John g.
Calhoun was sold tor $500.
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The ROCHESTER, DEMOCRATIC ANTI-TExAs
MEErrNo.--The Plebeian, and other launch organs
Of the Polk and Dallas democracy, represent The
meeting at Rochester, to oppose the Texas move.
ment, and the call for which was SO exultinsly
placarded by the Evening Post conspirators, az
being failure. 1t was, however, by no means
the contemplate affair which it is represented to
have been by the Piebsiam II was quite hume.
rous assembage, consisting Of old supporters Of Mr.
Van Buren,, and abolitonists, with few wing,
who went from curiosity. The truth is, that tn.
I" confidential movement" is silently working
great deal of serious disturbance amongst the I'M
erri6ed democracy
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An in proportion to the aboveor everyweek in
the year. will place the company in very fair condition.
and rapidly reduce the existing margin in the price of
the stock.
The Mary land House of Delegates by vote OF az to 81
struck out the enacting clause of the bill to provide for
the completion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal I'm
der this rate the original BILL and the substitutes all fall
together.
The bill providing for a sale of the States interest in
the works of internal Improvement was after considera
bic debate, laid over. The people of Maryland will
eventually rejoice in this result The amount necessary
to complete the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal would swell
the State debt to nearly fifteen millions of dollars The
tax bill lately passed. will not IL its provisions
thoroughly carried out nett receipts sufficiently large
pay the general expenses Of the commonwealth and the
annual interest on the debt IL now stands The mere
enactment Of a tax law will not provide the revenue
By allowing the BILL asking loan for this canal com
many to lay over till another session, the tax bill will
have an opportunity Of being enforced and ito capa
bility TO provide sufficient revenue to meet the in
terest on an additional debt will be tested. Until
then the most judcious course will be reduce ex
penses and postpone the creation OF additional debt
About two years since the Citizens Bank and the Con
sodated Association of New Orleans put into qu
daon and up to This time but little has been done to re
eve the great mass OF creditors. Under the provisions
OF the present bank law Of Louisiana little be done
eycept the remaining assets in fees and salaries
order of court is first requisite before the most trhng
settlement can be made The Legislature would greatly
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Spoken


~ Envoy Hayes No.a ,t for Myok Feb 49, lat 80 49, Ion
Democ, Of Boston, 80 days from Lisbon for Rio Grande
ap Us Noan. for Bords,u. Feb 49, lat %
ndco.t' Cieniuegos for Bath March l. lat 81. lon
Feb 6. lat 80 l6, Ion IS 80.
Foreign Ports.
,MATASz.s, Feb asIn port, Burmah, Ford, from Portland
Boughton Chase cows js Da.bay 'ddH g.. aad;
soon; Lion Pa,te" and Iisesa MsLa" 10? Bath Yad%s
Ssfis;sa, Sss 'ss$s; M.S~ss
rs.ise osIss%s Wig; Phs'ss FIaes I'm Bs,ion 9;
;ss ias sS;Ss;a FL:
tana, smh, and Richmond Gushman wts; Eclipse Pea1se.
for Baltimore lds; Gazele Glover wig Sid @'h Camilla
Fol 1laS'n Trieste Alpine Boston Going ' rlA0 '''"
ANTIcuA Feb o-n port Thames. Sawyer from Whining
sr JoHS, NB Feb 21-ArT Bainard, Noonau, Alexandria;
Home Ports.
Me- g.
sl Ho S a. .sS msn
Nyo.l ioI iAa.tpoTt.,,. u.,,. ~, M.... cs'.r
s'fi
II %sa.y HsS n sai
and Joseph Bailey goes master.
PRovINcETowN. Mar sid rancha. Newburypor for Por
to Rico: Colombo, Boston for Marsees
WOoD's Hole. Mar 2-An Champion Swain, Nantucket
for NYork Bolivar Barnard do for Norfolk and AlexandIia
NEwBEDroRp: Mar 3-Arr Industry. Brown. and Helen
PRovDENcE, Mar 5en Chesapeake POST Baltimore. Sid
l. ui,ana Marsh. Norfolk
NEWPORT Mar 3--An Maua Russell Baltimore fors New
Bedford; fth Baldwin Thompsoo Providence for York
cnar'rs NV rUrh Providence Seveia schrs
soops to-day but the wind blows heavy for boarding
PHILApELrHIA. Mar 7-Bsow, Ypcaan Baker. rernambu
Squire Brothers. Sieeman Providenc.; Pioneer Corson;
Cooley: Camp; John Crouch, Tomlin, aud Elizabeth
Beast,n NYork.
EDENToN, NC Mar 2-Ar John Bartlett, Manning Turk
Island; Xuloda. Cudworth do.
WLMINGToN. NC: Feb 29-Arr Britannia, [Brl Porter
Antigua; David Dufe!l Williams NYork Henry Chase Phi
ade'ha; George Of Dennis: BaImor. Below II Wescott
Turks Island Baltic, Indies Gid Awi'a Pt ietre, Quad
port ldg Packet Clark Porto Rieo Ls'apt and Rowland
er Barbados; Carone Porto Rco Savannah Guadaoupe
United. Richmond.
CHARLEsroN, Mar l-Arr Meridian. Wing. Matanz,s; Pho
Parker. NOrleans Cid EIsnore julius NYork Mary
[Br1 Sullivan, Liverpool; Petrol (Br Dunscomb Br Yves
lpdirs Sid Genberve Br Russell Liverpool; Louise FIR
autbois Have lanes Caske. sbury, London; 3d. Vests
(Dan Engus, Flenshurg Tybe. Mccormick, Apalachico
Corelia, Rick NYoIk; ayle T-scott. Havana Ar
3D. st Law Brown, Liverpool 80 days. for NYoIk du
the eIpeenc strong gales all three low
mass and started the cutwater from the how-leahng
much put this port repair George, Brl Harry. London
Warrior, Griffhs, Havana Bushrod, SAWYER, Nassau NJ
| GEoRGErowN, sc. Feb 90 Arr John Hill Rove NYork
Eagle Dyer do Mar Fanny Colt Baker, DO. Cid I'd, Ohio
| Neizie, ann Cyenet, Kinney, w Indies.
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New Stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.


AsHEs.Pots still continue dull at 81 6al, although
holders have offered at 81 56 Pearls very inactive
at So 81 8 l2I.
BEEswAx-We hear of small sales of prime yellow at
sole, Tor shipment.
CorroN-Sales to-day amount to about 5000 bales
raj lists being taken at small advance the prices paid
for similar lots yesterday Nevertheless the market closes
without improvement and barely steady Freights are
firm at Id for Liverpool and I'd for round this rate being
refused to-day by two vessels the berth.
FRovIsONsWe have alteration to report in articles
that come under this head The demand for Pork if any
thing, is improving a little
tring sales at 23ac, Prison barrels about the same at
243 a25c.
SALvs Acknowledgements indigo entitled to de-
benture--l ceroon cash ., 90 days; 8, 4 mes 10.
months -
ceroon 81 l2t; do, 81 II 10 do 81 lO IA do 81
10, 81 4,$l7; %, SIG; 49, $l5 Ia, 81 10, 81 !;
H. 81 2; II, 81 |; 8, ST.
sugars-s4 barrels Laguayra, 81 75a7s73; Is boxes
II So 81
Prunes--5O fancy boxes SIC.
Licorice-5 bales cents per Id.
Teas at 4months-YOung Hyson 81 chests 72c Is at 90
65 lG at SO; 23 do - AL 30 do, 10 90 20 chests,
37i l5S dc, withdrawn Hyson, II half chests, 431 ;
Imperial 10 cases canisters, 36 4S l3lb boxes 3l3
Two story brick house No las Greenwich street
Modern built three story brick house No 10 Ham.
mond street, between Blocker and Fourth SITS.
Lot 25 100 feet. House 25 by 49, bought in for s400
Lot in the Bowery near 9th street. - feet front IS
feet Sc feet deep side 7sl feet the other $500
Tenement and tract of land on the Narrows, in the
town Of New Utricht l.. l.. .......... ... 800
Three story brick house No 18th street; house
1s3 feet by 49, and ten years lease of lot s2 feet
by 1903; ground rent $46t, renewable at 5per cent
Two lots in aad street between the sh and 9Th ave-
nues each 25 feet by 9S1 feet at $l725 each. $3.50
lot OF Court and Union streets, Brooklyn 400