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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08
MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY

rTyHIs VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon-
mended as being the most effectual cure for AshmsI
Whoopng Cough Colds VI description Bronchitis and
all Affections the Lungs constantly prescribed BY
physicians and has stood the test Of thirty
0oJ bottles consumed annually. For sale
At Is o. and Is per bottle, 1eyyrxs ! ANprRsoN
Wholesale Agents, 50 Bowery, corner Walker street
Always hand doopers Female Pills, genuine Dallys
Paiu Exractor ssjmsaparla Fresh Swedish Leecnss
INN
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Worlds ConventiOn-Sixth Day.

The lnterest. which this affair at first excited is
evaporating rapidly, and but few besides the officers
ance.
The day was taken up by Mr.. OWEN in explaining
his plan In the course of his remarks he denied
that the Owenites were defunct in England. The
tempted TO follow in his steps had failed and the rea
son OF their failure was their not adhering to his
principles.
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Oct. =
Present-Lt. Gov Gardiner, Chief Justice Bronson
and Justice Beardsley and seventeen Senators No 80.
Schenectady Bank plaintiff In error, W.. J. NJ Adams
defendant in Motion to stay procoe
pay OF costs. Mr. Wolf OF al plaintiffs in error
c. L. koppe defendant in Put on the error calen
dar, as No "A. No T. J. Ferris ct al appellants VS. J.
Crawford administrator, respondent Mr j. e. Brady
was heard Tor appellants in reply Decision postponed
till December.
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THE LARGEST THE CHEAPEST,
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AND sc A L PS,
Are to be found at

z 4 II Il II Y U II .,
3O5 Broadway, up stairs.
All weares and connoisseu,s vited inspect his
- HEADS OF HAIR,
which for elegance ghtnes and durability be clsssed
among the rst productions of modern In their manufac
ure they differ from all others nade here The hair singly
inserted and so equally distributed sppsa just ISSUING
rom the skin they Of the thn the
raj hair does and having metallic spring all dsagrccable
pressure obviated Fcra southern climate they inestma
Bile, being o, ly OF weight.
senstor members Of Congress- and gentlemen from every
fered to.
The prices will be found the circumstances Of all
classes % IWErc
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INDIA RUBBER. GOODS.

IINDIh hODDEh UOOL5.
GOOD YE AIRS PATE Mt.
WARRANTED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN
DER ANY DEGREE OF GOLD OR HEAT.
"A patent including Machine Betting Carriage and other
Cloths every width and hishnsss Goats. Capes Penchos
Shoes; Mechanics Aprons Ladies' Aprons Travelling Bags
Ssamens Bags Letter Bags, Ship Buckets Fire Buckets
Water Hose Life Preservers Air Mattresses Cushions Tar
pauns for covering deck freight Portable Shower Baths Bath
GEO BEECHER,
aus 2m-m 100 Broadway.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

LEoSARp STREET. West Siae =, bs homor of in
WI forming the public that she will open ne Class ne o.n q
snremher Mile p Desardins will give instruction ~ All
r,nch.s Of dancing AT her Academy will be
tansh ali The newest fashionable DANCES now Use
pades. the Waltz Polka and all styles q Wazes Among
NE b. will give her particular attention Ladies'
Schools Private Lessons may be given private and
will formed by number Of ssholars and will
49, ar ended TO al any time. % lmrrc
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MYSTERIOUS AFFArR.-THE ROBBERY OF THE
kENNEBEc-Ihere is curious story told OF the rob-
berry OF the steamer Kennebec, which, by the way,
our cotemporaries have generally located on board
the Penobscot. Captain KImbal, after the first ex
element OF his loss was over, had some indistinc
recollection that the cashier Of the Northern Bank
OF Hallowen had placed package in his hands, as
he was about to leave the latter place. and which
WIS no where to be found The matter remained
thus until he returned to the Kennebec when Mr.
Vaughan, the cashier of the Halowell Bank, SUBJ
stantiated Capt Kimballs belief by producing a list
Of the property which was delivered to him, which
consisted OF some $1,000, one half in bank bills, and
the other in drafts, treasury notes, &C. The pack
age was directed to the Shoe and Leather Dealers
Bank OF this city, and Mr.. Vaughan saw that Capt
Kimball deposited it in the LETT hand drawer of the
clerks desk. This drawer contained, beside some
specie belonging to the boat, the clerks gold watch,
and the key OF the safe. The whole were swept
away by the robber, the key of the safe was used
and about $500 distracted, while valise, which
contained $1,000, was untouched. The right hand
drawer, which contained $1,000, belonging to the
Franklin Bank Of Gardiner, was badly cut In an un-
successful attempt to force it. Mr.. Carpenter, the
clerk OIL the boat, was Immediately sent back to this
city, to obtain tldlngs of the missing property be-
longing to the Halowell Bank. He here found that
the package had been delivered according TO its d-
recuon, and that the notes, drafts, &c all agreeing
with Mr.: Vaughan's memorandum, were duly cred
tied on the books OF the Shoe and Leather Dealers
Bank. How the package was received. and all
concerning it,yet remain mystery --Boston Cow.
Ou.7
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EDWARD MATURIN, A. beEs inform his former pu.
II pills and the public that he intends organizing classes for
sucton the above accomplishment well in the read
ing Of English Poetry t. M. offers his Schools
also. He will commence sufficient number Of
be obtained and show, application,
.imonas of the satisfactory character. Residence Al
Warren 1t. $40 lmfrc
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H A K PS

HARPS
- EMOVAL Of Warerooms 2al Broadway, in Granite
~ Building, cor chambers st-J. h. BROWNE offers for
SALE Isl Broadway elegant OF double and
gle action Haps. The biancy of ightDess OF
touch perfect mechanism aud elegant nsh Of these haps
prices The attention of merchants and the musical
world generally, u partcu larry desired -
Hap' repaired s BKR WE VEen0 C6 50 9F.on Lr,a,
London and New York. establ shed 1910
Certainly the finest harps produs ed The r profs sion
talent have prefer these harps all Others. Nh
sicdt Mirror, June, 1870.
mr. Bownes naIps are by far the most magnificent instru
ments through his perfect knowledge Of the IN
sumsn he has effected import improvements " The
mechanical department. and the there extraord-
a6orarey aud soreeousIy rived sided while The frames
elegantly shaped and hnlshed -BroadtcayJ ournaL Sept
9Th, 1916 oj imD&Ws,rc
HAkPS HARPS
80 Anthony Ste, e Doors from Broadway.
IAMEs HANLEY the only Pupil of Sebastian lizard, Of
London and Paris calls public ton his stock Of I'm
Patent Double and Single Action Haps including his
Jrating Bassss, &c. &c
Haney honord with the testimonials of the
President Of the United States the American Ministers 70 tho
Courts Of London ap Paris Professors Bochsa AyaIs Chat
distinguished musicsl talent.
Observe, as Anthony street, doors from Broadway
U HARPs REPAIRED. Strings. &c. .l2 lmsre
VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure Of respectfully
WI announcing his friends and the public that his regular
classes Mondays and Thursdays al his private
above Mr. r. will introduce in his academy all the late
and fashionable dances including the Polka and
Nazuka Quadres, and various styles Of azing lnsuc
private pupils and classes at any hxed hour AZ
their MrBs morning class will be formed
Tor LADIES'.
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CIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
70 the instruction Of respectfully Informs his friends
and the public he WILL during the month of October
class for the VIOLIN at his No $50 Broadway
Terms modere Those who DESTROYS Of becoming pupils
will please apply to Signor uodone, 400 Broadway and
Chambers q Joliie 3a3 Broadway
Signo kapetti will couture, usual giving lessons the
Piano Italian Singing s2l eodlmrrc
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Fairo

Fair q
The s.
very fave
was still
during Il
that cam
nented I
Of all the
labor, In
of the hi
pertains
country.
lit up an,
Of The nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08

80 FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONS. FOIGNET, one Of the principals Of the school
lvl known the public the firm Of Fosnet and Tayor
Classical French and English School, and under whose charge
sthe Frenc Department. takes this opportunity to inform his
former pupils and the public general that he will reopen
his Eye, ing Class his school ROOM No 7so Broadway
Monday, October 20th.
Mons f. having leisure hours, will likewise
them aew private pupils Fer terms enquire at his resi-
dence No at Green St, Amity, or at the school.
3tawlmsrc.
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remonlals annually observed on the CON-
mt day OF this seat Of learning, came off
IN the Tabernacle. At half past nine the
started from the College for the above
worship, moving through Park place and
.y, in the following order:
Janitor OF the College.
Students of Arts.
dates for the Degree Of Bachelor of Arts.
Bachelors OF Arts.
Candidates for the Degree of Mas. Graduates.
ter of Arts.
Masters Of Arts
Members Of the Peithologian and Philolexian
Societies
[of the General Theological Seminary of the
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
FEATHERS
SHERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES.

vTNHE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
for the rotary in this machine by the sub.criber,
dows with extraordinary superiority every form
which has been constructed II is compacy fitted toge
Their with its battery wires and other appliances IN neat
s and $s each and forwarded 70 order 70 any part Of
Zach case is accompanied with Manual nth edition, PIP
1 y2mo )-including complete Manual Of the practice
Medcns with very full glossary, giving clear and ample
ior the use Of instrument the various diseases
70 wncn sppcabIs and which found by the success
hcce o. hundreds OF include the most
yalen wei as the most peculiar and obstinate that
for each case. III IL SIE n VSifer
&c 1m'rh 100 cl,ambers AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08
NEW YO

n ROSE HILL STABLES Gath street betweeu
40I<2d and Sd Avenues and nearly opposite Bulls Head
Just arrived from the country, and for sale TN
above 20 Horses among which are four fast trone
few good and stage horses and shippers
s32msnc r. H. NOHTHRIJP Proprietor
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS BOOTS AND
SHOES


- +. JOHNSON (late Wilson & Johnson) has -
on hand, in store l42 CHI than street, directly
Ppose ths theatre one Of the best asored stocks Of
Cali Grain and Seal Thick and Thu Soled Boots and Shoes
psgd and sewed from the Eastern manufacturers Ladies'
greater variety Of Shoes than other this
city, Gentlemens fine Caters twenty different kinds Gents
Buckskn Shoes, sporsmens, Fishermens and Seamen's
Boots.
Store open till o'clock in the evening" giving country
chants opportunity Of examining the goods at their leisure
50 lm~mc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08

- IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS Of the best quality
at the extreme low price Of s. 90. The best Of French
HCa Boots made otder S. and great Of
Boots 50 and 81 finest calf Shoes 50 to 90 also
Lady will find this the Of Caters
TO be found in the city also Bnskins Slips Ties, India Rub
bers Prunea Slips, white and black satin &c. SC.
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes Misses and Children
do all kds and ccors manufacturer also oil
French Goods and the best and cheap the cheapest
at 367 Broadway corner Franklin street.
lmtrrc NJ CAIIII
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~ ANTOINE VIGNES, OF the late proprietors o.
t.: the Perkins House, Boston. respectfully informs hi
friends and the travelling publc that he has opened the
Hotel De Paris where ne will be happy date thos
who may wish patronise him. with Board and Lodging BY
"a Inn4rr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
pubisc stock r.xcI,nnye-JAs. q.

The Board of Trade OF Philadelphia, has memo
nl z.d the Legislature Of Pennsylvania sf reduction Of tolls
their Public Works order 10 retain large amount o.
Produce seekIn. the senboard via the Enc Canal.
The New Eogiand Hiutuai Marine Insurance Co
have declared dividend of scp Of II cent for the past
year they also pay February cent nteTcE;
the scrip Of 1873. and u per the scrip OF 1872
The Lnckport Bank s. irus, 20. has resumed
the redemption OF its Albany, a, the Mechanics
Farmer.' Bank
s.. Of the Lepeer Bank, hiichican, altered to
Northampton Bank, Mass, have made her appearance in
Boston.
A one of the Canal Bank Of Albany, altered 10 4
tc pnssed Wall street Wednesday. Money takers
should be on quad these days vixen cour,este md
alterations very prevalent in this community
The annual Communication oi The hlnvnr OF Bal
.inore state- hat the Ivy 70. 1874 si a. of which
s2] s "a has bcen collected The receipts Of the Register
for the pn ear including the baanre in the Teaury on the
s:, of De embe 1873 sGJ 500 g. und ,huscnen' for
the amounted To ts sun 0! s55 % M 9 LEAVING
bnance $50 1872 So ia the Treasury the 3s i"cePe
l8Ii, The interest on the ei!i;e issue 9. e * Str Deh.
during the past with pTcr,p'Ge.s ne assessed
vnuc properly The Cty nt kat liable TO tAes oi
C,,, purposes 70. the your 1875, is So, ,3I7.5y!.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
MEDICINES.

COICUS As = remedy fo. CorshS, Colts. Asthma
u WhoUDng Cough Sptt;ng " Blood. and 81 nliecoas
of the Chcs; and I.rngs. uie PBcTbkAl. HONEY 0P
IIyERrBRT stands uruvnie rs reputation fully s.b.
.h as Inc ny 1t safe speedy and ccaia remedy ever a.
!eIed the public: thc hHndf' cses ~ heh tis
reua ration has been sc sin=s lnSt11ce snown oi
hayirs fa!ed ciiectoe perfect cf7 stare Eh a
ne o many oi the mos re chbe pyilaT al
tam o merits rerFcdy for Coa-h &c. br reeoa.
inelu- ~ use hy then PATIENTS 1o' ~ have hen Uns
yst0rS prepara without mad have become
cci!rscel ate csncy invited 10 T ths many rcspecahe
b6, en s,or,d 20 bsah 10y the 9nsy 81 bVerly0ft 4Fl
who have n To s names appesfaz N TIE gsper,
i1 IA tT rnies aai address l c yOtet1F ind gwen
20 fe.eraay person t IN yhp Bay ws "a sks
rures a!afigs ts success ihaf has e;iee 10 Use. Prcs
Ss, bttie For saie yvhObSs. Ia htntea fane nd AZ
T.il at itlanlsoa & O;l. B.wety and 80 8,oad~ay j.
K j. Codng:nu S03 lludsoa: !" Watson. . aathenre J.
Tarrsri e Greenwich e. Sian Fulton 81. biooklyn. and
'' D''AL - AuErRS oc,.l lsSS.
.f S;-Ia thc an of 1857 contracted severe cnd which
hnf4ch al the efforts ot my gcndHc phsrrTS 70 crqps;
~ .:f they c-rIily Informed they conh do uothilz
r.-ta, y disease had eyilcuy arrives ct TIE last stsse u
cn-s,lnn In this ta1c, -hurnc under seve' rns ds.
,or., p1iu N tn. gin ie HTi cheS'. par.
s-.inr Of b o! iierf brcusht nc hit' % ynsr nyua.
IL prearaou som which recetved 50 mpci 'e1e1 that,
INV rby.ciaa earnest relne-t, pruci!' iat dose
4, = m lrl Al Ill eXpcnsc Of pcr boif-ns, 10 Toe
Ot NIL ny trends, perfectly rIi9i nc 81 tneaa
,rlnunced b- three rhvciCEs CoGsti6pi -nG rs, ne
,ify of p ru-c ia sioyt tine vii sind !ou eertS.
l,e> iior the Eac;os who aen1ei e ynV ie not op'
,, Ia n v you tr- 10 De nrh,shc ~ the
taL every person oGe1 TO hIye II ~ iHein wa
say. many vs.Cahie lives
,sn.,v T'Vf !'''' JoSlit1X b EORsEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

Several members changed their vo!es or the
majority would have STOOD Inc ether way.
So the House edjoaned, after oonsulning three
quarters of an hon, IN adj 'urnng.
In SgaArE--1'hs resolutions aboTe referred TO
from the Legislature OF Ohio, 1ese presented by
Mr. Allen, end ordered printed.
The Cumberland Road Bill PISSED. Yeas 25,
Nave IA.
The Massachusetts, Compensation Bill passed.
Yeas 25, Nays Is.
A Message was received from the President,
relative to the Treaty with China.
Several private bills were slso acted OF.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

Jan So 80 miles Sc Of the Highlands bS S, George Long,
Il ds fn NOrleans Tor Bcston.
81 50. lon IS 50. ship Washington I'm No,l.ans for
Liverpool
lanb. off Cape Florida, ship orescn, ton New Orleans l
NYork.
Jan Is OF GcOFse'9wn. Sc ehS Feet. IA ds I'm Bosoa
H. lat q 30 lon 81 10 ship Cherokee of Boston ios New
Orleans
jan is on Pan Of Maaara ship Jossua Bets; from New.
bnlSpoTt 10. Ntst,eans.
g la,l6 80 n, Ion 81 5. Bona Dea, tB fem Liverpool
Dee atu IS ~ lon s. 90 Ellen. ofLoadon. fat Jamaica,
out :. days.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
Foreign Ports.

SID n Macao Sep, 10 ship, Belvidsra Es,,s,b,oes
Manila. SazaT, kithsu DO.
sla IN aania. Aug 81 slap Rsjah Cunnin sham. NYOrk,
Al Lcn6osk. Aas Il. bark ROuSle Proctor 70, Cantor
MOnteydso. prev to Oct o. brs yncsurO aacloOn
Boston.
Al Rio Jansl,9 pc Is. MEry chioa co.nns ana osioc
Az NJ do I'll Dec May m Richmond; Nov C. Masayc;ta
SD lee :. ba.ss Josshins fer NYo,s; sou.hetner Rae
Boston.
Gil al Gibraltar. Dec ls,. ship Eben Psbs Perkins. I'm I'll
esia foI Apalachicola.
No Am vessels at Perraxnbuco Dec o.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

The bark Marine, reported shore Seuae sh was
The principal part o the insured IN New YORK. and
the vessel IS ais, nsu,ed hce The oiy
fee so the freight and silCo on the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
HAR RDWARE.

T--.5 ez-r7-s-,I .sTss, ~ E.r-E EYE. bltEcSE
h@tf-f2 lis tT-esn-fcn &. elec--e. - - = 80
FAN .iciisIS-0S, : Eis = CJ., f-Fs Va l@-- : 80
=-Szfs O.; sl sqaz1s b, rc1; Ra.;'.n od s.le -
EnSisa T9aad- f-t and :1nsis tor l'r1 h:;is-'ss- 49,
2 -neYczr e.f@ .gJsff iron. = % = !te1
E,1s.icfz Refs 5-i5 10 :. iE.-5
80 ii EGi;s, o: .ss;z- 81 CO I.sEe iTs1
EL-2 80 -c.un i'Cn = - s-aS
.-.--s5 a.-,,t11', . L IL -13.ea - M.
5o- ss;.7EssI- t--5i;.sf1 - ''' H''-'~' 49,
ss1l~ns s-5si cl 10 E..---l-.l. f7;----I
r5.-zr SO. i SAL O. V;--.--------S2
;ir.-s. Ssea.. ..i,- I'D -5-7H,. qpa-.5
z-S5r- E!c-.s 49,. isTe'!pi sii.s'S
r. B.-.+ss5i. t-ca sE1 5gas-s &c .L-., s'.s- %
~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

IN heship Qnsrr Of the Vest for L,rlrg9oiThos lord,
Crawtner We., Farms: Bernard Bynns. NYo,k: Richard
Hooper do Ale1onet Bonyjmnn: NJeiscy james George,
Cnnadn; ancs Ogden, MonreGl; LOUIS Hcdnand. dos II
Mofgan. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
NOTICE TO TAX PAyTRS

2
Brooklyn, Nryetnter1 1il, tSI:, D.
PURSUANT TO m Act of the egnrtG. sniiIIed, ~
l. Act relative 20 the collection o he Ly " nte1ss
yn and for Othe, purpos,, Cp,set April h lss) eass
current yc:. haye tbs day been deli serel the CoUpol
the Cty OF BROOKLYN: and tint ium ell tsIs weh ,a y
paid 70 the said Comptroller within tr days iioin
kereo! iel0c.ior of thrne rcr cent will BE- nse and ~
foa az taxes which hai be pad asr me sxRSS& Ic &
Sl.ctrty days a;d within sixty Jays iTol slu qau ss
ton OF Two PEI cent i Be made and that on and ~ =
FIRST Tuesday January next us per eeat WI! S ps %
llitsxs then reainn. unpaid and t9a ca ' sua ,a.s
day of Innry next the SAID Dtrole isib ceisei - E -
Cocco-s oftEe Cy of BrgokyE tse s,u itSsonea n -
together Wit the .arrEr thereto urn:0si directing us
proceed with regard 10 the uppsd taAes 10 ta
by las. rv,a n
te,G Jayaii themselves OF the proyIs,9s oi TIE Act @
IN the above notice, nton hn thereof as 5000 ay
be that their bids may s readiness, 80 a. 70 ps'e
w!sea they may be prepnge to pay their iaAes. -ds
IN compliance with resolution Of ths Mayor sE1
Council NOTICE Is hereby further gwen, ta; te Co5Ss T5Ss
Ter sgii receive aScs nj hls Office tc Cry @
OCLoCG, 4. j. UNTIL 3 O'CLoCAs L. VI ~
a nls Il 'A-''' 4. III. MERlVLN. Cosupt'nae1.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
SRiiri.
nn, - s,..
Disasters.

Bark, RAPID. Havana: Olga, Savannah: Ca.tc Norfolk
Rrgs Nm CIawuid. do ihnon Chester, Brpokya Boston,
Cha,ahaochee tsunlin Ls. schs Exit Me,asres an, OH
WIrd \ NEuSt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
BIZ E. X Lndiose {. Co. and otsers.
yrschtou sarEci-JAN 9O.

AT market. zoo Beef Cattle 775 Sheer and $50 Swine.
PaIcEs-Secf Crthe-We quote 10 correspond wnh last
veckEIre s5a5 ~ first quality 81 10 D; secoId 81 . co.
third quality 81 ni %.
Sl,ep-Common Sheep f.om 81 75 to 90 25 Wethers 80
S,sSs-ono small lot to pclde and cts At retail iom
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
Sales of Isoa, Estate at Auosiol.....,aa. %

Three story brick dwell ing hoe md stole 20 81 Frank
fc5 Roe 9 m mltoot by 81 del dep hc;: - M
No 81 e.. FIPpkoFi s; wo''oty oA ion' "u, - eso
n" a ~ ffinnkor st. two story bck front hoase lot Is
NJ ~ h,s stree two sioi; jr; font house Io
vSsh"i vSs G ois between tho above and ca Franko
ST properly % Il byt735 pd OF the relI oi he 60
lot oils by IL! fee; Is ieke, nm; :;c i''-'
par 10. q bv ioi ~ house a5 by o. with bnIdng
ihe rear about 80 -5oaslI: u iif 1850
Iaci ST. Lot - hy % tee. house IS By bo., 1900
Lot IwcCiyseyenth 1t. b=ween second ana ihId ,o-
rent s5y :io1s - By m I sIadea lane; onss n; ''
Of Pearisl II Il ins in from; 90 MAIDEN lane, 5it 81
Fe cher S. greatest iriGh about 20 ~ a"d dep'n soo
Three ssoss" sary brict house NJ cor Of 18th snscn
b @ By So: No. Is So m eS @ s5 sGl aI.o 81 o
i7s by 80 ftMSoush IN - oto
No 2s2 sumo desc. lot igs by e0 II; bought IN for 1859
By Baltidv 4. JeikiGs.
Two story nttic brick house 20 cyea; ;, with lots IN
reas sIxihI each 3 4 l,y hHlf the block Ia 900
Two s ,ol aod Vns I.e st o > q by $50
Three story brick house s95 BloacwOy lot -'l by %
house 50 II ,Soo
By f. II. Lndione 6. 20. and Others.
PROPERTY DELoSGING TO THE CORPORATION.
(Cohtinued)
o. in sh st. each a5 b 93 neare. Sixth avenue at
adjoining same se at
. DO do at @'5Sg
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] % dS DO Do At At ss5: l5!S 5!S
'SIS ",s Si on sS sSih st. acsie;; 9Th nv at 40
adjoining. same size. at So
4 DO DO 90 90 at i6 iu
Cor Gore s Ih sS%a'SSii Sna Si .v Lo, a BY ii6
Lo, cor Roominsdae Road aud afh ST. 2eS ffrOni by
q. a99aS 9aloiass "a isF. ss by about 10 s5
do do s$ 3 ss9,.,.,.........,.....,... .. S. S.
10 S'Es ''''''''''''''' '''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
poRTOF NEw.YoRK........JANUARY q
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CieaTeI.
Bss Juan 6c Carthagena kelInr for aIayasrsz. Brett &
Xosc Lawrence Copeland Baker 81 CreN and BeTnuda, w
Nelson.
schrs Abgae jenkins. laws, ST Thomns, w w Pratt; Or
escn, Wines, NUrlcans Ewell * Coz NermlOn, SennHn
linl',mors. Gage MAILER; tsrrct Haunah Smith, Phila
dePan. Plat & PleIson IhoTne. Sanford Wilmington.
BuISo PO'poiso, Height. South ArnbOy.
Arrived.
Brig Aluea, Rowland, II DIS is St Marks with cotton
Norton. Smiled IN company with bgs Mississippi Raieden;
Russia Lane, both for York; bf- l. Richardson. Park,
sailed day prev for da.
Schr Paas. Haskell. in Frede,chsbursh. lime.
Sch Victory, enie.d. us from Aieaanrin. Hour. &c 70
S;uIges EieaTnsu.
Schr Robert |. Cronkc. I'm Virsinin. oys,ets.
Sch- Or Franklin fm NHGyen, in ballast,