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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

Mr.. Russell, florist of Brooklyn, l.. l.. has now
in full bloom two mammoth Rhodopendrons, raj
sed by himself from seed planted in 1926. They
each eight fee, high and many feet in cir
conference, and thoy contain about $500 large
and beautifully blown flowers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

There is plantation for sale in Louisiana in
rather suspicious location, the advertisement sta
ting it TO be lying just below the Devils Elbow"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
The Indiana Journal says:

Tho City of Baltimore now contains three
slave marts, where the cruel and infamous traffic
in mon and women is carried on. The annexa-
ton of Texas as a slave territory, will increase
this shameless business. "Huzza for the exten-
sion Of the area of freedom!"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

SUNDAY IN New ORLEANs.-The New Orleans
Picayune Of the LIST. says:-We saw Gilderseove
yesterday, looking in the best health. He suffers
not in the loast from the effects of his match but
looks in better condition. if possible, than before.
Next SUNDAYhe is to match for $3.50 side
the Metaire. against an Indian.
A correspondent Of the Boston Atlas, writing
from Gressen in Germany. thus speaks of tho
mode of bserving Sunday in that quarter:
''f on may like to hear something about tho
way in which the Sabbath is spent here. 1t is
day. emphatcalIy of relaxation from labor. set
apart for pleasure and passmo by all, the labor
er and the gentleman, the peasant and the student.
Sunday is the great day for giving dinner parties.
and Sunday evening for balls. On this day the
peasants often meet in beer-housc to pass
the day and end the evening with a dance, the
students 'kneps' are usually full and noisy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

FIRE IN THE WORCESTERSHIRE Juniata PA. J
Times, of the 1lth inst. says, the Shade, Black
Log and Tuscarora mountains, have all been on
fro for the last six or eight days. and the high
westerly winds render it impossible to arrest its
course. 1t has already done much damage
burning fences. timber. &c. and in many places
the citizens had great difficulty in saving houses
and barns frem the ravnges of tho devouring
flames. The fire is rapidly making its way down
the Shade mountain and if it does not rain. or the
high winds abaie, we may expect 10 see it
within short distance Of this place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
MelanchOly Evena!!!


Tho Madsonian is dead! Tho announcement
Of its dccease is made by the editor-tho verita-
bio John Jones-in the paper Of yesteeday.
Messrs. Theophilus Fisk and Jesse F.. Dow have
purchased the subscri ptons, and the first Of
May next. they will commence now paper to
be called Tho Constellation. We shall miss
the Madisonian. There a verdancy about it
that refreshing. There was greennoss
about it that was pleasant to tho wearied eye.
Ii Is pity that it should die.
The Washington Constitution announces the
charge in the Globe office. He says:
1--WE believe it is generally understood that
tho Globe esta bishment is about to pass into tho
hands of Thomas Richie, Esq. of the "Richmond
Enquirer and Mr.. Hess, formerly Of the smash
villo Union.'
This is to be the organ. Blu. the Constellation
will fight hard for tho public printing, and con-
test most earnestly the election of Messrs. Ritch-
lie and Heiss, as printers to Congress. The prob
abilities arc that the Globe and the Constellation
will have every pretty fight during tho life
time of both.-Balt. Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
The Rumored war with Mexico.

The New York Commercial, in explaining tho
recent war rumors, says: Mr.. Pakenham, the
British Minister at Washington, has received
information from the British Minister at Mexico,
that, soon after the passage of the annexing res
olutions through the House was known in that
city, the Mexican Government formally notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
.11Ty int LLIG N G E /.
TUESDAY.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge OAKLEY.


Kan Sage d Co. vs.. Wm 4. R,tchie.-Action TO re-
st $500 paid by $. :. & Co. drafts OF Mr. ki'chic
~ on alleged rauaulen; receipts OF produce on manu-
&c plantif failed 10 make out their case ana 'i''
j . entered. .,,. and
- Gul:ct vs.. James Bect Action for Assault an
y Mr. Gulick went 20 the store of Nr. beck, Joy
av in December last, TO collect Militia nhe Vi oue
4 ,Jcrks named Webster Thompson. MT. U. was He-
MID by twO men,. He complains that Mr. bee" 1s'
ia him. and bring action. One Of The men VINO az
4-,ed him testified that he saw Mr. Beck nave ",
By the collar, and that Dir. e. ana tiie W. WI
arc elected from the store, and Mr.. GahcH 'ilowh
5Nis bark upon the 81 ewak. Seven OF the cieEho -
20 tie store testified on the other hand, ihat r.
s NOT neal Mr. Gulick at the time OF his oelhs eec
bere were number OF ladies ana gent enea Ia te
:, tie time making purchascs-that the clerks reques-
q, Gulics 20 come some other time wnea they were
abIy ard not attempt 10 arrest Mr.. Thompson thei,
j rersevercd and some OF the clcrksejeced him -tat
I, K on coming from his desk TO enquire into the din
.ag Mr. Gullck he was re-enterins the store. ana
ing his errand. Immediately told Thompson TO 90
de,k and get money 20 pay his fine, when nc Gu
y. this forenoon.
Before Judge AARON vASpEEPoEI,
mes STYLES vs. Sew-YoT and Erie Railroad Compahy
"a rs recover balaucc Of account amounting 70 apou
for acting as Agent 70 subscriptions TO me s'ocA u
IA lin the early part Of 1870 in the ION "arn: IL
ars that Mr. Lyman, general cominissionei Vi ..e
nany. engaged such AN Agent for every "aIu ~ '!ie
a. 81 Der day The defence IS that Mr.. Lyman was
authorised BY the Company 10 do 50. Ne'oic' 'n' lore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
POLICE OFFICE.

LAacESIEs.-Mary Clarke arrested and committed
for stealing watch worth 81 and SIG III money from Ma
nuel Joyce, 1913 Gerry street
Mary Henry arrested and committed for stealing
watch from from Abraham Anderson.
Emory Curtis arrested and committed FOR attempt
ns rob the money drawer of Mr. Steb5ns corner oil the
First avenue and Houston street.
Theodore Dcmarest arrested and committed for steal
IN. 6 shirts from Alexander Mcclure, Fulton st.
Charles WnGler was arrested and committed for steal
ng some ham from William Squire, No. 23 Washington
street.
ARREST on BENCH wARRAST.-Patrick McQuade, the
putavc keeper OF receiving shop for stolen goods in
Catherine street and against whom there several in
dctenis receiving stolen goods besides being convict
oil (but sentenced one) was arrested to-day on
bench from the Court OF Sessions and committed
TO prison. having forfeited his recognzances In not appear
Ing this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

s,rara c. wo,es VI. ". Erriog-Aciion for SANDER
y red 10 Yesterday This is still As relates
Justification. it shown that MI Wales had been
= Tor Mr. Ervng's father In collecting rents but the
* had been transferred 10 Mr.. ETving (deiendanD and
Sing appears TO have been eBgcndered. IL was dis
md that Mr.. W. had collected, as agent, few very
q SUMS for which he did not account, but ac.now-
al on being appriscd of the error tina: he did 50. The
ss for plaintiff offered 10 show by highly respectable
3....es who had known Mr.. Wales 80 wears, that he
excellent character but the Court siJ his general
t,c,er had not been mpcached. and there was no ne
q, for such. The testimony was not allowed Justice
n had been summoned by defendant as witness b t
sS not appear. His testimony viii be gwen this to-
t-rx when the case will close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
HING Eti,s T FhS re Vice Cha
ANTIIoNy MAuUIcy. 9eore'a'''-''

- THE INVISIBLE WIG.-So closely resembles the
real head of hair that stepcs and connoseurs have pro
noince thu perectand extraordinary invention o e
!av The great ths novel and unique us
leing made without sewing weaving which causes rs l
eaanceS closely resemble the natural hair both IN light
nee anil natur, appearance defy detection
-ing beautiful porous and free that in all cases OF
PRESENTATION evaporation unlmpaed AMI the great evils OF
other " i.s entirely avoided. The skeptic and
alike invited 10 rspsc; this novel aud beautiful Wiz and the
peculiar method of fm: the head the manufacturer,
L. Barry iG Broadway, OF Liberty street. mp stairs
mi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Tor Commercial and None, Matters, SCI Last PagsJ


TUESDAY, z. II.
The Stock Market was rather heavy a. the second
board, bu the prices generally show improvement or
yesterdays rates.
The foreign bill market is steady, but there is not
much doing Sterling is % 10. Francs 5.25 5239.
One of the Albany papers gives the following
comparative statement OF the business OF the Mohawk Il
HUDSON and Troy 6; Schenectady Roads FOR the year l3
Receipts. Passengers Freight, &C. No. pas.
Mohawk L. Hudson ,293 81 S2J,s7s - l32.6s5
Troy & Schenectady -. 3067 % lbs 81 66.Os6
Excess by Mohawk & H. SIS ,2l6 SO S?i0s3 Is 76.55g
Bicknell's Reporter says:
"Money rather easier last week. The Bank rate
was per cept-out OF doors first rate paper was readily
negotiated AT The banks coHtnuc somewhat cautious
policy bu. nevertheless discount with tocrabe freedom
The Spring Trade be said 10 have fairly commenced
and in the Of fortnight may 10 for much ac-
tvity Already indeed. Market street and other business
;horoughfares present quite cheerful and animated ap
pearancc Relief Notes somewhat better The dis
count is about q p per cent.
A bill has been reported in the Legislature 10 IN
corporate the Troy & Greenbush Railroad Company,
amended by order Of the House. subject the
citation to the payment canal tells freight Carried
over the road Separate bills also reported suectng
the Mohawk & Hudson and the Troy & Schenectady Rail
road Companies to the same exactions.
A new movement has been made III the matter
of the New-YoEk and Albany Railroad. memorial has
been presented in the Senate signed by Stephen Allen,
Saul Alley James BooerInan, Mynder Van Schaick, II W
Field and Others the charter of company TO con.
strnc; a Railroad from NcwYork TO Albany. The memo
rial was accom- anici by agreement between the old
company and the proposed one, by which the latter
had agreed take the surveys maps plans instruments
and other articles of value in possession of the old
company and pay therefor the sum of $4,000 and when
aud aoT, = nc11
company should celse.
The following sales OF Stocks were made at Bos-
ton yesterday:
At the Brokers' Boad-l Old Colony Railroad 100
50 Reading Il %, lG5 Boston l2I 100 do solids 2l;
Boston scrip s. 25 Nor & Wor K III; do 72i 10 do
bolOds 70 Il do do IL. - DO do 7l5; % do 'll.
The Cashier of the Central Bank, Ga in CON-
ancc with Executive ORDER has issued an advertise
ment notifying the holders OF certain State per cent
Bonds that the same would be paid at the Bank of Au
sa on or after the 10Th Of March next, and thereafter
interest will cease 10 accrue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

SILK &C obs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON s. WRIGHT.
Nos. 1879 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New-York,
would respectfully invite the Of MychGnts visiting
this city TO their assortment of SIX and Facy Goods
priSing in part, viz
DRESS GOODS,
Bareges and Balzorines printed Jacoueis and Satin
stripe Muslins complete Of Muslin de- LANES
of all styles and prices rich satin striped and embroidered
Tarlatan Muslin dresses Cameeon Brocade and satin striped
Silks.
SHAWLS,
Broche Cashmere BareSe and full of Cameleou
and Damask Silk Shawls rich Damask Alpaca and Strad
Ia Shaw and beautiful article together with black
and cold Muslin De Lame Shaws in great variety.
RIBBONS,
full assortment of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons of the newes
and richest styles \ complete OF Taieta aud Sa
tin Ribbons. Also full assortment of Millinery articles
LACES,
English and German Thread Laces and Edsngs fgd Cap
Laces large assoment trimming Laces and Lace EdSngs
&c.
GLOVES,
Consisting of Kid the best manufacture blk and cold Silk
Egyptian and Fet Gloves with large assortment OF Fancy
AlittS. ,,ur
Pon:ee and SpLed fldk together with great variety OF
Paris Cords Gimps aud Trimmings, styles all Of
which will be Offered at the iOreSt market prices
Is tjyis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
NEW SCIENTIFIC WORKS
IIrST PORTED

The Year Book of Facts in Science and Art for 1915 81 %
N7rIicn', Practical Astronomy aud Geodesy. vol .
Simms on Mathematics! instruments. Ne,c Edition. 90
R,.,nsr nes-s Natural History of Animals 50
IIsrsI,c Illustrations | vol. 81 10 co
Rinnt', pssur, oi Ihs Heavens New edition 10 co
pon.'s Yearly Journal Of rade for 1915 60
NcIrIioch on 4 AVIATION and the Funding system 60
B,rnars History Of Warming and Ventlating. VOL. 80
tInoLa.' Dntiss Of Judge Adyocstes vel. 80
arfar on elective Polarity the Universal Agent. 50
Honkin ms on IN. Atmospheric Changes | 80
V.rnari. Elements of { omarative Anatomy GO
Sm,, S,urces OF Physical Science. vol. $40 50
H"oksr, Journsl Of Botany vols $40 reduced To- . 20
sTbss hos PIayer, Chronicle. Vol for 1871: 90
t)ovl- ,ycIon4dia Of Practical Husbandry 1 90
sys,sr', ryat;se on phy,io:nomy vol l2mo %
Essmtz., Complete Course Of Neteoroogy IS
Soooner, History &c of Sheep. thick vol. IS
snyts ycle Of Celestial Objects. 2lerge vols Y 90
Imported and 10! sale bg
Single copies OF English Books imported to order By
~ or ~ M 2iIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

Feb 20. OF the Tortugas, barlue BaShaw OF and from
Boston for New Orleans
Feb J. lat 81 So long ~ steamer steering Eastcry
by ship Adirondack, at this port.
list inst lat SO 80 lon GO 80, barquc Mary Soutlwich
bound 10 Salein--did learn where from.
ID Mon,auk by T., Is miles, packet ship Victoria
hence for London-by ship Adirondack, At this port
No date lat 80 so long 81 90 sclr Harriet of Brunswick
"a hours from Norfolk bound 10 Porto Rico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
coRoNER'S OFFICE.

Found DROWNED IN THE EAST RIVERA man named
Town. native of this city, aged % who resided in Mon
roe street. Clinton, and who has been missing from
his residence since Thursday evening last. was this morn
ng found drowned in the East river, ut tile foot Of JeiIcr
son street. The Coroner held inquest ard the verdict
above given.
KECoGNizED.-Thc name of the who fell into The
Eset river at Burng slip Sunday night in scufe
with Hans Robin, and drowned, Is asccrtaned 10 be
John Laurel native Of Ireland, aged As He was grappled
w with an oyster tongues. and was found drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPEIlNGS.
y ECBEN SMITH Jr 254 Broadway. Opposite City lial0
1eca the Of those wishing TO furnish with the latest
and best style goods his large and well selected stock of
French Aubusson Administer, Royal Velvet WitoD Tapes
try and Brussels Carpetng, containing some of the richest and
most elegant patterns the newes; designs uni mos. bean
fully arranged coors which have Just been received By recent
mportaiions from the best European manufactures.
Also Threeply Ingram. Dnmnsk and Twiled Venetian
Carpc,ings English Drugge Table and Piano Covers with
every article connected with the trade.
Floor OIL Cloths of the latest patterns well seasoned every
description and width.
Persons furnishing Private Reylence Steamboat Hotels.
are particularly invited TO coil and examine Tor Themselves be-
fore making their purchases only such goods are sold at such
prices as shnl give entire snfisinciI0n TT 2wls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
UPPER POLICE.

THrrTs.-Tlo;nas Neary arrested and committed
for stealing quantity of copper worth 50 from the foot
9Th street, Ia River.
Henry Meyer was arrested and committed for stealing
silver watch worth Sc from Henry kenn0r. Ne 2i9 Stan
ton street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
NEW SPRING STYLES

VI AND FAM
D ANklN BIRCH are now opening. in the StoTs tafe
~ occupied By Williams. Rankin & PenniInan, No. %
Wliaastree,, OF Cesir elegant. and very
extensive stock OF Staple and Fancy SILK Goods III I'll te
varieties OF Spring STYLES, comprising the most desirable ana
fashionable articles Of Dress Goods Fancy Silks. Ribbons &c
which they invite the attention all the customers Othe old
finn. and buyers generally.
Frm the crest used in the selection, and then seis
:o buying the most favorable terms they offer unuss-
" strong inducements 20 those who desire buy the creates,
advantage either for Cash Approved Credit
T.ey particularly solicit the Trade OF Merchants from Coun
,ry Towns and Villages their stock embracing even variety
of fashionable goods vii be found TO comprise s adapted
20 every market.
Aaorc their Dress Good, hey would call attention to
Rich Printed Bombasines and Baresrs-
Syrian Lawn; and Maslins, OF ne" styles
Half:mour 1 Pans Bsi1oriqes, Jacone;s. Sc;
Printed Lawns and MRslins IN every VARIETY.
Very .ich dsn.ed BFpeade, and s,,in striped Silks
Rich Cashmere shawl,. Of ali l' Qualities
Rsh PRINTED B,sss ssw and s and sl9, paisp
Black Hernlni Fet snd Sewing SILK Sh,wls.
Muslin de Lame and ThibeS Saw plain and satin striped
Rich B;ocads figured aud plain cantleoa SILK shawl.
Rich figured Cap and BOnne; Ribbons, in sr. variety OsA
iinsry Goods in all Observation-Disclosures Lawns Bonnie,
Silks, Sa,as, Artificial Flo~-rs. &c.
Gros de Rhine. OF The different widths and qualities
Blk and Blue BIZ Gros de Swiss. Gros Gram, Nc.
Blk and Blue Blk DRESS Satins.
Black Bombazinss, full assortment.
Kid Gloves OF every quality, Meas and Wouens
Lisl- Thread OF superior styles Ladies Chdrvns', sc.
Sewing SILK Gloves and Ms of extra qualities
Ladies CrlvatS of entire new fabrics and designs.
Italian Crlvats Naiieons Niritas, NaiFr SC.
Linen Cambrics, Linen Cambria End Lawn Hdkfs best
French plain. Hemmed. and REVERE borders
Thread Laces and Edgnss Trimming Lace Isle Edginss
&c.
Their Stock will be found COMPRISE iu assortment,
all the various small items needed apd they invite the
OF Buyers with the fullest confidence tbs, they sup
ply every want in their line M 3m is
- REAT BARGAINS N WET GOODS 10000 yds
u OF Beached and Brown Sheiings from the soop Rec
Sides slightly damaged By water onyN wide CaGoes
1000 wards only Od per yard-Linen Edk large size
Also Just received large OF Spring to0ds
m; 81 J. \. LORD co l33 Srriuc-st
NEW GOODS.
lust received some rich and new Goods consisting
y of Cashmere Shaws. silks. De Lanes. English and
4isGA large lot of Linen Shee,ngs Table Diaper, Nap
iisoFy cases and bales Of brown and beaehed Sheet
incs and ShirtIngS reduced pres.
.iyo-FUeen cases Prints fast cclos new patterns at 3D.
Cd I'd. Sd Cd, l0d, aud Is.
f22tf BARSER TOWLE. u Cstharlue-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

Cicnntcgos, jCuba) Feb l6-Brigs Fnancicr. for New
Orleans in days; Clio ldg for New York; scr larpfo
Philadelphia in days.
Neuviias Feb l7-Brig Tonquin. ldg for New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
CONANT's PATENT YEAST.


CCORDING to an old maxim, " Bread IS the Staff Of
n Life but certain that good healthlu bread-sweet
light and digestible-s by easily obtained and
yriads Of persons arr obliged wander along without that
esseatls staff Chemical science and research
discovery the material which should pom'y and certain
tanned BIZ thu skill! and patience OF Mr. CoNAyT of Lowell
who has asceraned the ingredients requisite Tor the procuring
Of super excellent bread quickly the Hour be kneaded
and baked.
II is demonstrate that By the old slow process OF vinou,
fersntaon much OF the nutritious portion o! tlr -four
extracted but by the application Of PATENT
YEAST instantaneous efferyescence directly follows and
all the accarine properties of the meal retained thus
curing the nourlshment which the houe naturally M
cluies.
. Sold wholesale aud retail BY
MPMussEY. Clinton Hall cor. Beekmln =, and Nassau.
CHAMPSEY &ALLEN. 10 Sonth-st. cor. Maiden LAM.
GASSNER s YOUNG. 1872 ChatAsn-st
CHESTER briggs, s8l Broadway.
JOHN II BROWN BROTHERS, ~ Eighth AZ,
STAPLES & FORD, 1872 Bower.
SV ALBRO. 32S Bowery. cor. Bond-st.
T Y A HOPE. l32 Chlrnbers-st.
DOAIlNICK < DRUMMOND. so GfeenHici-.t
SAMUEL KIP, i05 Broadway.
A h, The urucn4 general mhJISt
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SPLENDID LONDON WORKS

Just imported and offered less price than any former
works the value Payne Cni,ersum or Pictorial
World ccniarin. collection of splendid engy OF views
all countries portraits Of great and specimens Of works
art fall aud every character he work IS pub.
cnsrayngs-rrined erdemquarto ard will be accompanied
with eight pages of leer-n-Ss- There splendid
premiums which offered TO the purchasers OF this work
winch will be given when ordered Esht Numbers are now
ready. Price 2j cents each 49, m 49,
Pictorial Natural History The Three kinsdoms-being
comprehensive account OF Anmas Plants and clineraIs
e,man Of Linder and Lacbman Professors Of Natural His
Tory To be ccmreied in fifteen monthy parts each part to
contain not than u quaro pages of lerterp and
comani-d by highly finished aad beautiful cooEed En-
Cravings.
character Of the plates which every animal represented IN
attitudes and circumstances. illustrating is character, and
drawn ON relative scale others contained in the plate
aud Man the whole Of whose figure Is Introduce
Thu, both the actual and relative size Of animal may be
immsd lately learnt.
This OF the most splendid works ever issued from the
London press, an, i sold los 80 ceuts number.
Address bv mail or otherwise postpaid. 10
ms 2ri. Judd 4 TAYLOR. No. 2 Astor House. y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctionscr.
NOSrTIVF SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTAT

II
positive SALE Of VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE.
For sale AZ Public Auction, "wednesday, the 5th day
of March next - O'Clock a; the Merchants Exchange,
nv ANTHONY J. BLEECKERS Co, suctonec-s.
six cottage bult the novthcry side Twenty
seventh street, between the Fourth Avenue and Lexington
Avenue the most westerly houses being at the distance OF
one hundred feet from the Fourth Avenue. Each lot Is Is
t inches front and rear and 100 feet in depth There
is court ward in OF each house. 20 feet deep from the
line OF the street the houses are supplied with Croton
water.
Agooi opportunity offered to obtain comfortable resi-
dences in gcntecl and very improving nesheorheed At
moderate
The houses are rented until the LIST DAY 81 May next az
S92, per aunum Every house put up will be positively
sold, without any reserve, 10 the highest bidder
Terms-ten per cash 10 the auctonecrs AT inc tme
q sale twenty-five per cen; on the LIST day oil Apf heN
which day the deeds will be delivered ami the rest may
remain bond and mortgage for three years Al SIX per
cent the interest payable half yearly The purcharer VIII
he entitled to the rents accrng om and alter the Isl day
OF April The aucpneers charge, viz Stor each house,
| 10 be nal bv the purchaser. Mslists