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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
l. of tie County Of New York notice is heIebv given all
persons having claims against JAMES LACKWELL, late
of the city Of deceased the with
the vouchers thereof thu subscriber, the office Of Saith
Barker, No. Is Beekman street. the city OF New York.
or before the twelfth day of July next.
Dated NewYork the eighth day of January, 1874
JAMES II. BLACKWELL Cxo.,,oa
arysm HERSEY RAYIIESN CAeCulOIe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
gseFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CIT

- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PRoPERTYY-Af farm containing asont 50 acres in the
AC ounty OF Westc-ste State Of New York and mile
from Tarryown It's in good order. The fences have all
ne newly made IN stone wall and has handsome cottage
house, with We-houss adjoining the kitchen win pump o.
good water barn. carriage houses and corn crib with flower
garden Kitchen 90 &c and number of beds of aparagus
well supplied With iult, apples pears plums peaches cher
ries rsspbeTres goosebeIes and curan ard orchard
walnnt' here sucsncy of wood the farm for use
watered with running streams and on the south
sides Also the stock consisting OF seven cows one yoke I
oxer pair OF brown horses aud handsome baouche geese
ducks iow and hcss with Eli necessary farming utensils
Also fara OF y-olsaud cne-sixth acres uear Dobbs
Ferry and adjoining e LAID Of General Hamilton fronting
on the Albany Post Road. having good building Sizes wi
extensive views Of the Hudson River The land extending 10
the River be had II equired having handsome beach
and good iIoct o. TIE Rive. Enquire of
JOHN a. ,ilLDEBERGEP
IA I'm Corner OF Hammond aud FoCr.h-ss Nsw.Yo-k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

ID CROTON HALL TO LET-Ths Hall, &C.
cupying one of the best locations in the city the
.s corner of the Bowery and DivSonstree lei four
finely lifted up has aute-room sate Piano Forte and
we'll calculated for Lectures Concerts. and Public Meetings
every Saturday evening He prosecuted with strength
and gor and defended th equal spirit, and will probably
f3 r r. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
II A. P. SMITH, IS Libertv-:t

AsA FOR SALE OR TO LET-The convenient
:;i story basement brick house, No l40 Madison
street. has every convenience for the accommodation
the sest M lot o IS By e # sod hs ae1
proportion ofthe pure base remanon
Also the two story basement blick house (drecy in the
the of The lot has every convenience for the
mediation of families If sold the largest part Of
the purchase money may rernain on mortgage Appyto
JAS. LOVETT, at the Bowery ms. Co., cor. Of
fe22 2w* Bowery and Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

I AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHAIN. II
!oeks bad II Injuries the An and makes If LOOK Yellow
Try Jone Spanish Liz White; gives the face or meek
pure ilie,ke aia 90 wheaess Sold the ga Of the
Fu,ou-strees aud 54s A,snuc-suett, Brooklyn, IA I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

's'O MASONS.-Sealed proposals will be rs
ceired at the Street Commissioners office until the 5th
Day of March uex build drain Green wch street. from
Barclay sey street dthrough Vesey street 70 ne
Hudsou river.
For farther particulars, apply the Street Commissioners
Office where plans prone- specifications be
JOHN EVEN, Street Commisssner.
Co., n aica E.n 9 1914
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
lmissiones's Office, Fep. 81, 1914

TWENTY-FOURTH STREET-Public No.
tice is hereby given that petition ms seen presented
the Board of Assistant Aldermen regulate and pave te
sidewalks in 9th street between the Sth aud 9th Avenues
are requested present their objections writing the
ierssned at his office before the 5h day Of March
next JUN EW IN,
Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office Feb. 23 1914. f2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
aas FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-

.A FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME f
FICE-At this office be found greater y:riety
oproreytv for sale or for exchange than at any other oGs
Factories, Water Power Wild Lands Houses, and Lots in
good city security Merchants or mechanics wishing to ex-
change goods or ac!es for gsod productive
eat negotiate through this Office. All business entrusted
tsr Will meet with prompt attention.
nltf A. p SMITH. IS Lbertv-:t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

sFOR SALE, at sacrifice of considerab le
eFse new lmprov ementsA FARM suitable for person
having business in Newly York within Il hours ride
of The CITY by Railroad Steamboat the trng expense
rured and lined; 5 or acres Wood, good Orchard 81
Garden with App., Peach, Ounce Trees. SC; pleas
10 or l2psrsons good Barn. and every necessary bud-
ins nearly all new we'll OF excellent aud pump in
Tood.house adjoining the house.
=, aqsire Of NJ GO g. sHErPARD. l3 Fulton street,
Looping Hill.
years.
lot previously sold by private contract the above Farm
y j., at o'clock THURSDAY, 7th March next aud On
the next day at 10 O'Clock III the forenoon the Farming Stock
and Utensils comprising every thing usually found well
stocked Farm will be sod by auction on the premises
One Of the HoIsss is II hands high years old and
saltane Tor city PURPOSES ( 20 7tsodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

"a HORSE-SH OEs--Warrante superior IN
sst 81. a. , asSss s. gss
~ ' ,Iin, s. y nail or otherwise, eo ihs
WIN Be r Sigar ss.T wa anssa e.
inc n rhe "a oEcriter the works, 20 Keoss
st afT, tsss, T. 4 A,a,ss k sielh,t
eo5 & Co New York; Charlse Smith, Bs,,ton A. ID
B. " Jones Philadelphia and F. PIa't ssossE saln@0f''
Troy Iron and Nail EsetoIys HENRY BURDEN
anal Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

G1OLORlNG OR DYING HAIR.-WHIrE.
~ RED, or GREY HAIR changed 10 dark brown or
permanent black By the Moorish HairDye Sold at 50 cents
o. 81 bottle the sign Of the American Eagle Chlham
street. New York. lss Fulton, or Sal Atlantic
Brooklyn iel4 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

&A HALL TO LET-A comrnodious Hall suit.
I::# able for Temperance Society Lecture Room,
with Nos $50 and 36l Rroome street, between
the Bowery and Centre Market let Tor Cor evenings in
the week exc rsivey forl . g. or years From to
persons b. comfortably seated be enlarged
necessary Possession can be had the fist of May
early application wosid be desirable order to get sui-
time alter and repair such things the applicants
may require - .
Alsa let on the premises Room suitable of a
School Room and which has bern used such for seme
time.
f2l imS JOHN EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27


JAMES 5. AsPIHwAtL
eS Wiiam-street, General Agent for this city;
Brooklyn.
This not nsac medicine l, has been known for year,
vicinity where has beusod But effort has ever before
been made TO introduce II 20 the public .fge by OF
experience end the 0ondetul it has Elected. The
exsnt Of these and the high aud just reputation whcht
thus acquired manifest from hand eds of testimonials,
voluntarily furnished 10 the proprietor b. gentlemen Of
medical profession and others who nave led il. IL now
for the first time advertised the public journals order
that ts priceless benefits be made known, and enjoyed
Colds, ,GOashs. asthma Iaauen.a, Whoopins Cough,
whole class Of diseases affecting breast and lungs eung
i E m hss eomns s os by
character. They commence with slight cold or with some
tng anent which, Being at FIRST neglected leads to in
femmaton and slowly advance step By step until the
sntoa gives way, and the victim is brought to he:sery
verge oil the grave;
No person VINO has any regard r the inestinabe bleyps
o! neata SHOULD be without this mild pleasant sa and yet
ar 50 sudden ard their Effects so injurious It iisessy
important timely Of il has saved and viii save tol
sa5n from as ID emss fas end
rcn, death itself The ng SUN Paid FOX bottle ofths
which have paid for medical attendance during
long course Of Es:nfui sickness s...
MANS GERMAN COUGH DROPS are tree from every ingredient
o. saS @ h. 1%F They are purely
all kinds WEATHER and under all circumstances The use of
Invaluable medicine has aiso Caused great in
the health consIituoraliy feeble az It's effect to
impa and 10 the system while il il no nstanc.
week.-mrs. the patient II mild healing eYpvctoTan,
ard at the same time as very gentle tonic It ia short
HEALING BALM rich restores health strength viser ea
ncl, and ceeTune.s to the weakened frame and the
poading alE II Is the sign OF rumnh over sickness and
pam Z their most oppressive FORMS This proved By the
InalbIe OF thousands who have tried may be
proved o all VINO chose Try IL Price 50 bottle
OFFICES Mi 3tawly Ink
RoURARD's HAIR UPROOTING pow
- DhLs-laIes and Others can have this tested before
n9ves every particle of hair wherever sppcable and
cCtir tat poor rich have reduced uca
TO ONLY FIFTY CENTS a BOTTLE.
sold II tie e the American Eage SO Chatham street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

Ha FOR SALE-At WiIliamsbursh, l.. l. two
E neat two story brick front Houses and Lots situated
@ on North Fourth between Third and Fourth streets
and not over five minutes walk from Grand Ferry Lots
25 By 1907 Houses % by 81 feet Each house contains
rooms with fireplace aud four bedrooms all we'll finished and
good order They will be sold bargain and part of the
appyto [ja29 lr*l E. PETTY, 255 Centre ST, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

TasG FOR SALE-A Farm of 104 acres, plea
~ sanity situated in Huntins;o H. J. aboutl3 miles from
-A Northport (formerly Cow HabOr) from which place
packet plies and from New York weekly On said Farm
there good dwelling house barn. and other necessary
buildnga good BEARING apple orchard and abundance of all
Other kinds OF u-twenty of timber good ieuceto-
gener with Well of water The door and cstern.
for sale il OF i'll health OF the
and will be sold low with without the stock and farming
utensils TILE IS aq1 u aTtf n made known
tween aud P. NJ. or f. w. WOOD, Northpoft
Nonhport. Feb. %, 1871. f24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

this subs antate Two pe.sons called at Osborn
Les and inquired fofcar. enters TOOLS Of Conger make
they said hey ad They ssked for coopeIs oos-th
were hf lded an ssor,meu sm ed CONFER" bat not the
genuine mp They then esked for C2rgers OF NV
for round 9s howeng end following kniyeey bad none
The i5ct'aen ape u.s. is they have Just uthcIent 70
swear b. ana tho they have procured lont my low
that ape quite ma lta a7d would almost death to
tkem 10 PCT with IT, The sly hey iuand use 1t ?; loIs
as there tool Of ny lufectue the ket, Clearly
showing that they appreciate the adys1t1ze they have already
and still ho TO gain through iu their business Ths stalnp
upon my tools is 'hus CONGER,
flj im- Ney-Tork "a Attoiney.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

.-E&-Sx-- leave az iolgwS:
Leavs MoTrsswG quarter afeT in the morning and AT
2o'cock III the afternoon.
Leave New-Yok at O'Clock in the morning, aud in tbs
afternoon.
Leave Newark 10 o'clock The morning. and in the al
tsrnool.
Passengers By the morning train Moisown viii arrive
there At lt O'Clock where will be readiness
ys them Schooley Mountain. Washington BeIvdere and
Eason daily; 10 Succasuans Stanhope, Newton, Milford
and OSego Mondays, Wednesdays and Friudys and 10
koekaway Dover Sparta and Newton tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays each line returning the subsequent
The for Bsskng Ridge will leave every evening or the
arrival Of the and return the morning the
FIRST train for Newly orS.
Passengers 90 TO and from Jersey City without changing
cars On leaving the city the passengers will deposit their
baggage the the foot OF Courtlsndsee, where an
Agent will be IN attendance receive ii.
Passengers from Morrstown viii arrive Newark in time
delphs,
lhts road having been recently e-lsid with the hea
Hail. now complete RAINING orda and oers coyanoi
dions and conveyance 10 and from NewYo-k for
passengers rtreisnt.
The rates Of for are $50 per annuu
from Newark 20 MorIsown, Madison or Chatham; $50 70
the Summit; Sc TO Miiiyllie and SIS to Orange
Passengers are requested 10 nave their baggage marked
nj IRA DODD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

IA FOR SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
f::Hs and Orchard, with 10 good land, situated in
.Whppany, New Jersey 81 miles from NewYork, end
and within 81 miles from the Morrstown Railroad and
miles below Morristown The Mill is situated never
falling stream of will duye4 engines the dryes time
The water wheel is new l6 feet wide and Il feet diameter.
with good and running For further
ticulars inquire Of GAUNT DERftlCkSON,
IN Gm I59 South ST. n. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

= Is CHURCH BELLS AND IU"-1
sChocKs-Ihe subscJbsr who va, a of sls
Sssz and le43 for the best toned Church Bell; aha
also sil;eT Medal for TIE best Bell snd Diploma 1 95 m
October last, Is prepared MS Foundry to ainsTs
Bells Of fom 20 10 10000 lbs made OF the best al INN
Improved roa Yokes wh movable arTn, Inc neIsas
ng demand for his Bells is the best evidences ne cal
ADDS aud almost all he States, aud abou, 200 as Sem a
nshed to different places In the STAT Of I nsta
ioundry1Town Goeks Ls ,ent ia ana
oiS r. ''' N 0 ANDREW MGNEELY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

POPULATION OF SYRAcUsE.-By census OF this
village, just completed, it appears there is po-
pulation of 1886 This is an increase of about
1900 since 1910, or IN a period of three years
and hall. A census in the summer would pro-
baby have shown more favorable result by sew
eral hundreds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

Ia FOR. SALE-25OO acres of Mountain, WI h
|;;N fine growth of young Timber and 300 of tilla9s
Ramapo runs through the premises with fall of 30 odd e;
.qd of the best places for building Dam for safety he
the river, which makes Of the best places for manuf
by M od could n Be eomresd w On 10 thu
misses COED two story frame House IS feet front End
Kitchen Barn and euthonses, first rate Girls; Mill with
1--WE of stone, operation with good Of
Also 10 or 70 good s,a Houses for tenants Tais PFC
w i miles above ,RS Ramapo 5SSfana ard
Townsead's Iron Works Abundance Of Iron Ore within
sfs f.
or on the subscriber who lives or he premises which can be
'Gsf 5 hours rue WI" the fH5 IA N WaR
"a FARM FOR SALE-Containins II acres
I;::E Of pasture wood and plough land, with number
Eff" EssEX j. iss m Sssf som
New-York, aud North Of Newark. The house. comlno
Sa BY dec
had tours:ing school there for many years; or it might
Command custom from the much travel the fine tusaph@
70 Newark AID situated in region Of country where temper
location high and healthy line of stages runs 10 New
ark thence D. railroad 10 NewIo. Pce 5000 part Of
of Third month (Narcbl next will then be offered al rub
c sale on the premises at oclotk r NJ slther N yaSe
For further particulars, inquire the premises Wilson
f foR Of 1saH SFff vs. 81 Fa i'd q S:"
I'D COTTON MILL FOR SALE.-The Coo er
auetSn on the 18th day Of May pext, their Coees
ground around may b. sgreed The Mil IS a.
high bull; of brick substantial manne
stone foundation iortywo feet wide and one hundred
four feet long with wheeh9use projecting from the body
OF the building and situated immediately BERN bank
OF the Miami Canal within few rods OF the TIE
Sy Corporation Adjoining the Mill Is Picker House CT
pics bailt during The past two stories high The Ma
chney consists of 1903 spndles and 20 looms with the
cesssry preparation, and operated
snbc iset per minute with fall Of l2 feet, derived from The
Miami Canal. under lease from the State The
ground which tie Mill stands has front upon the Ca
permanent lease with the water power the whole running
back ron the Canal the head $50 feet; dining
which there and half Of ground bounded By three
streets and abntng the head of which such po
ton more or Sss be agreed UPON will be sold
purchaser OF The Mill The will be onethir of the
purchase money down, onethrd year. and the remain
ing third IL two from the sae the deferred payments
bear interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
tna stock E1change-FeS. 16s

so shrs Farmers LIN bio SO
SO do Illinois Bank. /. .b3 20
Is do do. 1900. boo 20
10 do Equitable lns. 100
100 do Mohawk r. .b3 81
% do do h2n 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF ALEXAN.
i DER H. WELLS, Surrogate Of the County of West.
chester notice is hereby given al pelsors having claims
Sing Sing, said County deceased present the same,
with the vouchers thereof the undersigned the Admins
Of the said deceased lis place of residence in the
said village before the fourth day of September
Dated FeouarY 2Oh, 1854.
THOMAS j. CARMICHAEL.
f2O lawGm Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

- COUNTRY SEAT-To Let or for sale, g
.:n most desirable Country Resl at Jamaica l. l.
fronting the leading Avenue buta short distance from
the Railroad nearly onamented with orramen
tai and nTs1s s fa M The Whole smoveneps
modern and eonrnent built eTp5essy 70! the present
10 acres gardening land and wi be sold
changed If sold will be rented i apple is made
70 JNO. H. POILLON, No. Atlanrc.st,
fah3 Inns South Ferry, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

By order of the Croton Aqueduct Committee.
JAMES a. COFFIN.
f204t President Croton A1ueducl Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

4SssEEs 2l0 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS aud $500
70 exchange 15 SG near New
land adjoining the Ci;y of Chiego Michigan for Farm
rear Nrv- York Also 70 exchange handsome place of a
dig If Ar. SMITH. s5Liberty-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

EUKTY-THlRD STKEET-oubc Notice is
u he.by given that petition has been presented in the
BOARD of Aldermen regulate and grade 3d street. between
the Bloomlngda!e Road and the 10th Avelue.
Persons interested this and oppo thereto,
requested present their objections writings the
designed his Office Hall of Records before the 5n
day OF March next. JOHN EVEN,
Street Commss iopsr.
Cnn,n Fab 49, f2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

pUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that the sale
of property 70! unpaid assessments. advertised take
place on the 18th OF June last postponed TO Friday the 18th
day CT April 1871 al II O'Clock in the CITY Hall.
Street Commissioners office, Oct. 18th, 1873
ole Jaw 6E JOHN EWEN. StIeet Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

fs'AXES OF 1S4S.-Pursuant TO the 9TH and 9Th
= Sections of the ID Article OF The Act for the COLLECTION
Taxes in the City Of NewYork passed April 18TH 1919
public notice hereby given that unless the Taxes
unpaid shall De paid before the 18th day Of
February addition OF par cent. will be charged
u9n all Te1ss remaining unpaid that day. and arthe,
uaining unpaid on the 18th day OF M1rcn next.
The Taxes required TO BE- paid the
several Banks in this City
Office hours, flom 8 a. VI I'LL P. NJ.
j25 tAIhl II. T. KiERSTED. Receiver Of Ta1s4
ABATEMENT OF EXPENDITURE ON q
y COUNT OF CLEANING STREETS, from Janrs-T.
u Ianuar- ,nciusirn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

Mr.. WHEAroN.-The Paris correspondent of
the National Intelligencer, gives this account of
the recent visit of Mr.. Wheaton to the French
metropolis:
1.-THE principal object of Mr.. Wheaton's visit
to Paris was to superintend the publication of a
new edition of his history of the Mortimer in
French, first published in English, at Philadel-
phia and London, in lS3l-The edition which is
about TO appear will form an almost entirely new
work, the author having svaied himself of the
various publications which have since appeared
n Denmark, Germany and France, respecting
the ancient history and literature of the North.
He has also incorporated into the present edition
much new matter borrowed from work pub.
lished by him in 1888, at Edinburgh, Jointly with
Dr. Crichton, under the title of Scandinavia, EN-.
bracing an account of the mythology, govern
ment, laws, manners and political institutions OF
the primitive inhabitants, and of the modern his
tory of the three Northern kingdoms of Europe,
Denmark, Norway and Sweden. But he has,
above all, availed himself of the publication OF
the original text of the ancient Icelandic Sagas,
IN the great work Of Professor RAIN, Of Copenha-
gen, entitled Aatiquates Amerieana, confirming
the account given by Mr.. Wheaton in the first
edition of his history Of the Norhmen of the dis
covery and colonization of North America by the
Scandinavians nearly FIVE centuries before the
first voyage OF Christopher Columbus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

las5s EA RMS--FARMS FOR SALE-A valua-
81 5e Wheat Farm of 273 acres lying between the Cayu-
ga and Seneca Lakes ba exchanged for Illinois land
and money Also, Farm Of 100 the Chsnango
aud canal fo cash only Also many good Farms in New.
Jersey, containing from 10 to 200 Apply 10 A. F.
Smith, IS Liberty street NO IF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

lzva HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IT :1e
E two story brick front House and lot No. LOG Eidrge
street-Lo Is feet front by S7i feet deep-House . set
ing door &C. If not disposed Of previously will be s9a :;
Auction on the l4th For particulars and terms q sale
in No e Rroad.st !0r 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

N OTlCt,.-The Temporary Water Loan of the
~ City of New.York, due and payable March LIST, 1884,
will be paid plncpal aud ntersst on that day the Comp
trolIers Office. No s. Hall OF Record, Park.
C Temporary Loans, OF $3.50 aud upwards. Will
be taken By the CITY: payable two years with IN
Comprol,eIs Ofice York Feb 90 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

by ORDER of Joseph w. Paddock, Esquire,
ID Supreme Court Commissioners end for the County Q:
OSego Notice hereby given that attachment has issued
against the tslte of SAMUEL McCRANY now late o.
the of Oneonta The County Of Otssgo and State
New York an abcondng conceded debtor on due proof
made to the said Supreme Court Commissioner
the directions Of the Statute concerning Attachments
against abscondng concealed resident debtors y and
that the will be sold for the payment of his debts unless
he the said Samuel NcCIany appear and discharge such
attachment according law within three months from The
first publ caon Of this notice End that the payment of any
debts and the delivery of any property belong the said
debtor him for his use and the transfer of any property
by HIM for purpose whatever forbidden by law and
are void Dated ebIuary 6, 1914. ERASTUS COOKE.
fl3 law3m Attn-ue~ for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

furnace iron remelted ron and il from blast furnace will
specify the the mine, sc. and used a price
will BE- fer inch pipes and the price
per ton for the l6 inch pipes.
Payments within days from the inspection of
each parcel with reservation Of 10 PR cent until the Gem
petioa Of the contract
In deciding upon the proposals the Croton Aqueduct Com
the right Of rejecting proposal they dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioners.
Street Comm;ssioaers Office Feb IS 1884 2.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

Persons interested aud opposed this proposition
qnestsd to resn heir objections n wrlIs to ne under
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commits, toner's Office, Fec. 90, 1874 2,f