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sKENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
So. % LlBEkTY STREE

' =
CUP STAIRS.l
DALESMk, Importer and Agent for Manufaeturs
IA. always hand largo of dinner and
plain shite and z Preach porcsn well ss Dinssr aai
Dasefi Plates Of all assorted Dishes, Soup Tueens
Stands.
Also sascy Tea scrs sss Rich Doconsed DiAnei ssu.
stape.
All u Articles vsrraxie Of ts beat axaiity sxs 10 b.
eld On liberal psrns, sHs ~ ior to ssirsershEss,,.
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tNATCHEs I-wATCHES AND JCWELKY Those
who ri,h to purchase Gold Or Silver Watches, Gold
advantage to call the subscriber whs selling ali descrp
Of the above at retail much lower than osr house in
the sy. Gold Watches low $40 425 EACH Watches
md !ewelry h sachha1ssd or bought Al watch:s war
and Jewelry repaired the bes manner and warraatsd
at much less than usual prices.
M ,nsr Wi.aIesas md rer.; a Wan :, m sts;,.
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FOR SAT,k

FOR SALE.
,Ytxx A SMALL FARN-Situated six miles from Morris
1own, near Baskindge N jersey and within three and
half hours ride from the city, daily, containing
hnd.oms Two Story House and Kitchen. sc,d Barn, &c
There also the premises good variety of Fruits For
formation apply James Barey and Sec
s Harrison PRICE, No 20 Coenties Slip; Robt Bakey
al mvec -
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JUDGE FOX YOURSELF
IIUNTERlAN DISPENSARY, No. 3 Division st1eet, e.
II tabshd A. D. 1885, the rropstor for the suc-
oessfu disease and for the sale
cf DR. HUNTERs RED DROP; Thi. medicine i the on. p
V remedy earth that safely be relied to thoroughly
this hod disease without injury the constitution and
without diet hindrance from business when all else
have failed comprehensive treatise accompanies each VIAL
with full direcn"nl which warranted % sdscusy cure
the with less trouble the patient and in shorter
Of me than any other medicine in the world
will be taken Price 81 rer wal. m2l lmsTc
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THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FISH, z7l Broadway
corner Of Chambsn street; 90 ntlemea win find most
splendid of the under mensned articles
ceivsd from Paris and London the fashions
ted for tn and spproac season. which offers
such will the of those who favor
with call Grayas Of every yrlety Handksrchiei silks,
every knd-Coars and Bosoms of all the styles
ing up or turning over GlovesA very extensive
Sprng and summer wear consisting Of Merno silk Thread
Bs and Shoulder Braces Supsnders, Umbrellas. Balhng
Ss sNoning Gowns, Parses. Brushes and Combs and
oui ifor his wardrobe
artcular attention paid to the manufactur M Shirts of
which splendid will always be found hand
made 10 measure in the best possible Also, Silk
Shirts and Drawers made to order.
NB-1he Golden Fish will swim from 27l 2r the
lst OF MAY. m3O i'm sec
EIsH HOOKS, Sc-JOH : CONROY, 50 Fulton, corner
Of Gin street i%porsr Of Fish Hooks also importer and
dealers supplied small and quantities.
ulost liberal terms, and the lowest possible prices
A LARGE Of Eastern made flax Fishing Lines all
sizes at the manufacturers prices 400 Bamboos and
silk worm gut, OF qualities for sale lmsec
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PORTER,
ALE AND CIDER
JOHN J. sTAfFS
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
MO-. 2ANN STREET, next door TO the American Museum
~ his sincere thanks his friends and the public
generally for the very liberal share Of patronage already
and hopes by strict attention to merit contnu.
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphia Portsr Newark Cider
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout
and Scotch Ale.
Orders for shipping attended TO with dsspetch mhusc
a T. X. COLLINL CO..
niesa = Deuth ssssn
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DENTIsTRY.

DENTISTRY.
WE the undersgned having had numerous ~
y g. .' q A Tp psa %as
aud Warren and being fully satisfied that he possesses
msrssle tact in the delicate and Adjustment o bon
Of fAtmo.pherc trs.ad therefore, confederation q duty
10 the artist and to the public cheeruy recommend Mr. L
vett TO the patronage Of our citizens.
New foIk, 1874
tsignedJ ISAAC J. GREENWOOD,
Doctor of Dental surgery.
PsTOWNsENb, M. D.
lust vations the best Of preserving
the founded on long and extensive by M
Pson, who hav- lost Teeth will BE- informed in this tt.
work a the means for Of
remaining May be had OF the principal bookstores in
the city and Of the author go Broadway, corner Of Warren
TEETH! TEETH! fEETH!!!
10 Cents Only.
AE Cheapest Operating Office in the cityDeesyed teeth
filled and preserved be useful during life with the
celebrated Mineral Paste, price: cts
Tech Tech a :d with with ;SssfI Sssi I.r hin ; to .i:
10, N. TAYLOR Surgeon con, psnsisS.: s.SiS:
THORN'S COMPOUND ExTRACT OF
COPAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA,
dicine for the cure q all diseases. which must
with enlightened public render assuedly highly popular
and 1E % IN s %dS ws
that paste entirely asteless and causes unpleasant
sensation TO the patient.
rope; has been eIsmiasd approved sanctioned
the professon Prepared bv J. B. 1horne, chemist London,
and Tor ''' "h'i;1s JAMES e. a m
Also Park Row and 5s Broadway. iss BTo.dway 500
Auny rnfvE alka m
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HOBE'S PATENT

EXTEN NSION DINING TABLES,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES long known the most
" durable and elegant of Extension Tables
acure warranted TO run easy constantly and not to be
affected by dampness warping Of the wood large
msnt o choice suited for private pIor
nture always hand the Warerooms Nol40 street.
Of ni where the public respectfully invited call
and examine.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-BOOT AND
SHOES

. f.. JOHNSON (lsts Wilson u Johnscn) has -
ION hand in store l42 Chatham street, directly
Vopposte the theatre Of the be: stocks
Boos and shoes that be had in TIN city. (rnts Kip
Calf Grain and SEAL Thick and Thin Soe and Shoes
pegd and sewed from the Eastern msnuiaets Ladea
variety ChdIsn shoe. Than other store his
Buckssin Shoes, SporsmenS, Fshernns and Seamen'l
Boots.
Store open till 10 o'clock in the evening, giving country mer
chants opportunity Of oferaminng the goca their eure
mhA msrc
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n FOR SALE, OR TO LEASE-1hat well known
f.. Factory with is lots Of ground, situate Harlem
the al avenue trsrosdl between la',h and aSth s
feet by with brick carriage hon engine house adjon
ng The and guated and paved oil
paid The comsee order and
dy Occupancy The anne will be sold or leased
Cheap exchanged for city propsny lne fourths Of the
purchase money remain DO I'd and mortgage for long
time
John strr,t where amap OF the pror erty be
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FARM FOR SALE.
4zat FOR SALE-A Small Farm containing IS of
SL, and, with comfabl dwelling and hou. sua-
sed in Piscataway Township miles from New brnns-
WICK J., and thrse-fSurhs Of mile from Rs5t,n Land.
low, accommcd iting Apply Ses Hotel,
Railroad Depot, New Brunswick; orto Robt Gerard No.
IA Water ST. 40 6teoa see
araak F OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Al Low PRICE.
tAn excellent Farm Of 200 Wescheate. county "A
Wams Bridge mansisn large and coach houses, siabe,
Long snd &C., very healthy. Stages pass daily puc
landing Immediate Apply No 1856 East Broad
as lmsm
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SFNIN6 FASF1ION.
81 VIM. gANTA, No lss Chatham street. loRposits
street. offers for ale and inspection, large assortment Of Hats
and Caps Of the Spring Fashions extremely low prices v1
Nutra Fur Hats 81 Superne Moesku Silk Hats, $3 Fine
Silk Hats, $3.50 Also. full assortment Of Gaps, the lowest
cv prices. mhll lmtec
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EYIM SALE-A 'pendd supsrlO5 and yery valuabe
ent fences and outbuildag. mills and machinery for
saving, grinding about 5000 choice Peach Trees and
and 2k hour: ride New York; healthy and delight
changed in for property. Cost 81 200.
Also 80 acres with Cottage, Barns, Fences &c about
1000 Peach Tres adjoining the above Price $4,000 For full
particulars apply 10 d. ELSTON,
SIS Atlantic street, South Bro0klyn.
$500 $4,000 House and Lot 10 city of Brooklyn
wanted at per Ample security Apply Immediately
to d. ELSTON, IS Atlantic street,
mill lmsec South BROOKLYN.
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time. directors elected. and a president
easurer selected and to all appearance the new con
ny was formed upon very firm basis. The msrke,
ne OF the stock then ruled al 50 81 per cent-thrty-
fee being par-and eventually reached 49, Prices have
pee touched 49, and now rule at 27f 273 OF fths mil
dollars received by epurchasng parties 1t appears
only so4oooo have boen paid being the whole Of the
Pount agreed upon. This leaves deposi.e in their
nds OF $4,000 being their profits arising from the
eraon appears that the stockholders who pail the
sessment OF S2S each share, have been deceived.
ey were assured that the cost of the canal under the
e was 81 900 0oo and were, therefore, induced to pay
as requested VIII reas according to the terms Of the
tua SALE payment Of sixteen dollsrs per share would
hy have been necessary. The parties getting up this
peraon have made very handsome thing of it, while
stockholders have been handsomely aeeced This 10
ny one of the many movements Of similar character
hch carried in Wall street, and which serve TO
iduce the public to believe that the financial and stock
peraons ofthat vicinity always in favor of clquss
'hch rcso II to any thing 10 accomplish their ends
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EsrINfArEp NuafaE

The total decrease in the three sectons above named
is 234 2t0 head This account it should be remembered
is based estimates II may be the truth, but 10
not at all unlikely to be considerable distance from It.
We have for example, private letter from Bsardstown
I'm written before the close Of the season. which esti.
mates the number slaughtered and to be slaughtered
there at about l20o0 head. And have private
letters Others from other points, which put the
for the present season above the estimate Of tho Alton
paper.
From several points in the Miami Valley we have &C.
crae accounts and also from three Of the prnci
pal points on the Ohio river, below this city At all Of
them the falling on from last year Ia large.
From the Wabash Valley we have but one return
The number Of hogs slaughtered this season
is only Is 0h0, agsinst 26 .0J0 last season.
Should the decrease at the points not vet heard from
be great appears to be at the psints above
there will prove to have been least ATS 600 head Of
hogs manufactured in the west this season, less than
manufactured last.
This fact must, of have important bearing
upon prices. When we shall have more data on hand
we shall recur to the subject.
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Jeurneay-l Petit co4 stevens-4 w l. HallowelI-l
tl%y psttsoni& 60 Riehs.ds, Basst Abom-a Ceve
X Manning & co-2 Facoler-l3 Allen. Hazen co..
cochr;n-3 : Worrll song Lewis < Fairman-6 Hal
70 sou,d A'wsts.l1 Ws,sra "a. Lsfsrs Peabody
'aSrsycls CIipps &co.l w Gibbs-l Ashurst seu-I
CuIi,; col Seheli-a Arnold COG L x L
v,m vifS hp'y ss3AsA psncn.-s Young SMITH Jno
Rose Pa, son-l Richard Hyslop son-3 Smith,
Neyeri te,n co-4 Word Fob er Messer-i w w sloane
= Hastings co.. Andrew-2 B,dwell, Gushing co
'T. S;rs irG. Egsleson Bsss,s Sashaa
dock-l Binns & Hasted-l9 J Shaw-H w Dawson-a
u,oop Leigh-63 A Mumford-l @ w Colt 4 col C
Wilson co-3 Wolf Gillespie-3 Angel x col fieu.
ien Bliss aups grothsrs17C Bill clski After.
coal Maha-49 crts I6 cks mdse 1000 bxs Tin plates
% bds iron 100 bags nails TO order
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FOREIGN Importations.

ron Wi':On Brqwn-I plg w fSpri.s Half o!S~
2 Heedley Phep.-l Thompson-s q Ncwbold-23
Br,ksy Graham colo Auchincless sonsi rgls- 10
nuSk Bs,ret, gohps,oni Jas Owen! !o5 ssnasaos-
"a Wm Fishercl2 VIM whisewrght-ll I yons. ell
s sse ,SnedTck1s Bss C1as-l ght shaw
4 Rich,5dson \, 3, Wauqrr3 Banerot corW Seymour
col II Casey-t Tones son--37 Sands, Fuller co
y Mc'msI ssI; H1Tyry Tsny Ssc.ss Gihon cos F1nam
col5 Ress Brothsrs-93 Ress- son PbIsd1 " Vvhs.I
Xight-2 MITCHELL co2 Bnt,rrhsld Brothen co.'s
Hudsonal Wm ius-7 Garner co-l6 . L Jonss- n
Sgws 9.o,hef, W,ssnsr Tucisyi Reid Tolh
- Plat Bscihen-2p r Mvray-2l N,choson-4 w W'tt
30 Bird, cilIilsn Coz Stuart B,ohers-l Stuart
Opdyke-i8 Russell 4 March-sl Patrick ~ co. ~ !,
WWsefsa.s2 VS. tudsI1l S Bayli:1-s John OH Hughes
- iiadden son-z3 Gorton. Hodges < co-i2 Tooksr
Mead co83 q Moewood co9O cakes 78s ingots cor.
per Hendricks Brothers-l3 pkgs Cowll Barnesl w h
hhhsim-sg M MWsd.s g sigoqrnsy son-Sa Hssssd d
IT Hunt eo-s BnmhAll, Absrnsthy co-T Manning 4
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Warrington.
Hon. JoHS NELSON, SC
Correspondence Of the Herald.]
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. 5P.

Correspondence of the Herah.]
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, P. M.
The Dstdicntion- Col. Benton in fapor Of Awwer-
ation Of Ttros at last-Democrotic Caucus for
Senator'S 6f,cood's Nomination, &c. SC.
JAMES G. BENNETT, Eco
The facts connected with the alleged defalca-
tion of Col. G.. J. McNulty, the late clerk OF the
House Of Representatives, are now nearly deve-
oped, and the opinion expressed in my second let
er on this subject, that his accounts would be ba-
inced, will prove correct. The certificate Of de-
oosite of the sum of SIS 0OO placed in the Bank of
America to the credit of the Patriotic Bank OF
his city, for the Of the contingent expenses OF
government, was received here his morning, and
Immediately delivered by Col. McNuty into III
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I'm sSrs. 49I s'sv wArrR... $50. "a
Cleared.
Ships Queen Of the West Wnodhouse Liverpool Woodruff
Min.nrn:; sasa.cEa Russell New Orleans, VIM Nelson;
W. hW.hDas,oa tHfp% Kussr Hanbu Philens FORBES
Schrs Jula TefaI Burns Domaics Mithheli Repeater
Pen6eld alexandria. Stuges Learman; Francis Hsett
Smalley, Baltimore, J X Briggs '
Arrived.
hbs bSssraus Elliot Waits days from New Orleans with 400
H. Hs :; 8. Sailed M . il Co. wit with ship Wabs.h for NYo
I9a; no dae lat &c 30 lon 70 80 exchanged signals with brig
brig st Geo 'ge, do for Bc ston. ~ "
Brig Albert Black days from Boston, with mdse to the
sehr Ida Kirby from Baltimore with corn and clover seed
master. - w" W. " '"'
Schr Andromeda, Perry from Thomsston, with lime
Shp Anson Barkman days from Charleston with cotton
ship supposed to be the Wabash Hathaway from New
Orieans, with cotton, to Stanton & Frost.
One ship. two brigs, unknown.
Sailed.
ships Panama. Cameron Hul; Auburn Durfey. NOrleaps
RUSSELL DO; Hector, Spencer Mobile and others
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

ls!3. to the 18th Of Jan ,l8l3.
30 Men--42 Women-5t Boys--53 Girls.-Total l76.
DsEAsHs
Aneurism q Apopexy, 2; Bleeding from lungs 1; Burned
or scaided Cancsr Cholera nfsntum, Consumption,
as ~ Group CONGESTION Of brain q Drop
Cd q py,sGsry E,ysp.l. Fever, Fever puerper. q
hoopns coush lun ,mnation, /; inflammation Of Brain
InnammTl?1 OF Bowels o. nfammaton Of chest q niam-
Of stomach D nsmmstou Of throat q; aammaton Of IL
" hs,-smus Msaes 81 Modification, 1; Old are 4;
Palsy Penrsy Prsmatu,c birth. Rupue Il suffoca-
hon.i; Isethlng =; Ietanu ucsn Ucsraton OF throat
10 to TO So III 80 to l0s; to o II; 50 10 a. a. 70
c...,-.o Ell LE:AvlTT. City Inspector
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From No ,h'. Weakly Messenger. i

,,,,,,,,,,,I ETom No,hI @ Wsek!y Messengen1
tended that lady with good teeth and good can never
be ugly and henc, we have felt cssiy Of aend.
females But this should be assigned experienced
pursuit. but regularly educated and practical entitled
to confidence and consideration and know Of having
and Warm street He has been many y practising
have been perfectly satsfrd with his treatment the
manufacture Of AIT fetal Teeth he has SUPERIOR and the
skill and moderate charge. ja31 9teois Srrc
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state or Trade

AsHrs-Pos continue in very limited demand al ss rs
SSH. Pearls are steady, but dull: at 81 iai
BEEswAx-Prime yellow, of all descriptions, ID IN mo.
dsrate quest at 20 293c.
CorroS-The market is very slimly supplied by hold.
and under these the sales are necessarily
small To day they amount only to 500 bales, eli Of
which has M been n,ass taken , By exporter.
Is very limited for the season.
WHsKEY-Drudge casks are inactive at 24c. Western
and prison barrels are held at 24A 25c
REAL EsrATE.At .4uction-No Is Marion street. lot 2b
BY 100 feet; three story brick building in front and
two story frame house In Of the lot, . As QUO
Two story brick front house % Pitt street; lot
No - 20 'f Pit IT'S street same dimensions 7o0 s7co
Property belonging to the Corporation Of the city
Of New York. Terms-lO per cent and the auc.
tion fees to be paid on the day Of sale, 80 per cent
on the delivery of the deeds, on the 5th May mex.
the balance may remain on bond and mortgage
for five years, with interest at per cent pay able
semianDually -
Premises l26 Broome street. ................ $500
Gore lot Beaver and Hanover streets, n %
on Hanover, 90 l3 feet on Beaver, ls feet wide at
Five story marble front building il wail street 81 ''
feet 'front.' 81 It rear, 673 # deep side III the
Nos AI liz and ii4 Broadway, premise: formerly @a'OO
known as National Hotel, now Express build
ngs SIT feet 'front.' SO f rear bv about lac deep 4i70o
Five story store 81 Liberty, corner Of Little Green
Two story brick house 81 Bseinsn street, iotasi ''
Three story brick house 80 white street. Is BY 100
feef, brick stable on rear. ..... g7bO
Lot corner S0h street and 30 avenue IS by 6S feet
Lot adjoining, 243 by about 81 feet. iO7s
Lot adjoining 2a3 by about % Y. 1915
Lot ADJOINING 341 by about 90 It. l075
House IV Willow It, brooklyn lot so2 BY 100 feet $500
PoRK PACKING THE WEsr-Accounts of the number
Of hogs killed in Cincinnati this season. vary from e0
0O0 to 1900 The actual number probably lies
between these two amounts, We shall endesvor within
few days to ascertain it accurately The number killed
last year was 100000 Decrease about 10000.
The number killed at the nine principal
points in the Sciots Valley this year. $50 The num-
Der killed ct the same point last year. $780, De.
crease 73 450.
The Alton Telegraph of the lth inst contains the fol-
lowing estimste OF the number of hegs ths
year at the different points in Illinois where pork pack
ing is carried well st. Louis compared with
the number last The decrease 500
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THE ASPAIL CIGARET TIE
WITH PEARL CAMPHNR

REMEEY against number Of diseases diieult Of cure,
"A and sometimes considered chronic and ncuable
which longer demand the and Of The phys
but often require be allie during his alb Fly
seian remedies obvae hs Of Tedieas AVOID counter
Of the Raspa Cigarette The only genuine CiRsette
be otaired The Office nf RANDJEAN No. Barrel
To smokers and those who have unpleasant BREATH there
so,hns eecua the Cigarette to remove the odor Of
bacc l22 3terc
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THE BEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED TO
MAKE MONEY

TO LET-A first. Porter House in central and
G great business part Of the ey the location good and
low. - 77-
Also large and splendid Hotel in full operation will be sold
sc 10 let in various parts of the city.
For sale OF exchange. Country Tavern stapd in village
New jersey whee public house is in the place: would
answer person that undersands cheering business this is
ahance that offer again Four acres o Land with
plenty of fruit, &c; sabline for thirty horses.
Persons wishing Farms Houses, Sores Rooms &c. or
wishing to let or sell ont, may apply to - "
GILLESPIE, House Agent,
- $50 Pearl street, Broadway.
The lease hxures &C., OF well and long established Hotel
md Boarding House-s the best location city partner
with $500 CASH Is want,d ia safe and pro6the business
s NB.A Tavern Sand for sale che for cash. in
Oye, stand in Water stres-business good night and day
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Died.,

On Tuesday evening. ost inst at O'Clock In the 4oh
year OF his age, Mr.. EDw. FRgEMAr, Of consumption
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are re-
quested to atsnd his funeral from his late residence
Blue Bonnet House. II Spruce street. this afternoon at
O'Clock.
On Monday, goth inst Of pulmonary consumption,
Mrs MARv THoRN, wife OF Jas O. Thora, Of 78 West
broadway, aged - years.
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auciioneer.

r.: ABLE REAL Estate IN THE FOURTH WARD
T.Ak-ANTHoNY j. BLEEKER X 20. will sell Public
Ancen Thursday the 23d january i o'clock
The following property belonging to III. Estate Of the late
Nicholas ~ Anthony, deceased. To close the said
Sale positive, viz:
and lot Of ground in the Fourth Ward the norhely side
Of Frankfort containing width front fifteen feet
ne aud three quarter inches IN the esn feet five inches
and in length each side seveny.fve feet FIVE inches
No. %.
No. a2 Frankfort ssetThe two story brick front house
en Ret ten aud one quarter inches the fifteen feet
inches aad length each side feet he the
The three story brick house with
slate and lot .und doning corner
fort and Hose streets in width front Fankf
street. wenvsx feet five inches aa3 the feet
nchfs depth both sides sixty feet
or lesth being first stand for Grocery business
having heen occupied for that for upwards of the
No Rose se-Also the two story brick front house and
lot Of ground the westerly side of Rose containing
wdtn y St M et nine inches on the rear the same
and on The nohry side fifty feet six inches be the
Also lot Of ground adjoining OF the ground
Frankfort and III. southey side Of No Rose
continuing front Rose enty runn ng ong
he lire the of the lots Nos rant
No 80 Frnkfor eleven five inches thence along the
Of lot fifteen fec and inches thence northw
" eight feet inches thence along the line Of the
Der Rose hy feet eight inches be the
The above described premises will positively be Sold being
20 foss me ne estate o. ,he late Nicholas Antheny
ESQ., City sarveyor map Of which be the Auc-
family uIincumbered for towards Of seventy years.
The usual Executors Deeds will given Ierms sale
Lhograhc Maps also be had the auction room No.
bIoau sueet, near Vail street. mo- 1851
j1o Sire