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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


WIN T. JENNINGS co. Diapers and Tsilors. I'm.
w porters OF Cloths ard Cassiefes vesungs &c, 81
Broadway American Hosl opposite the Fountain are in
receipt extensive Of new goods for Fall and
Winter wear comprising, French and English Cloths for
Dress and Fock Goats Casseres In OF styles
Silk Satin, Meruo and Velvet Vestngs, Milled Cloths,
Tweeds &c. for OverCoats which will be- made up
TO order through the aid VI efficient corps Of cutters
~ can be found in the country essential point In The
economy which would direct, and IN rendering the
stye and character OF garments such must satisfy tho
discriminating that views OF cheapness not based
on the production OF any other than hst rate garments
Such have sustained system OF small proo
returns and prompted The solicitation Of cali from those
who would really eject saving VI the extra per csnlAge
lavied under the credit System.
The directed 10 the Pantaoops department must
continue oier Inducements to those who appreciate nj
combining case and elegance
In addiSon TO the usual OF goods kept by the
trade always hand ready made Dress and Frock
Coats Pantaoons Vests &c To answer the requirements OF
who Of require hrsi rate suit
Also, Fancy Dress Articles IN great variety scars
handkerchief Gloves Suspenders Hosiery, Under.V es,
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars &c NC s1s :,
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
ment lS7 Broadway, three doors below the FranhDR
House The subscribers would call the attention OF ns
customers and the public TO large and well selcctoo
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods Embracing al mo
latest styles of French and English Peo Cloths for wnts
garments black and fancy Bonleans elastic Cassneres OF
entire pallerus very rich styles OF SuEs Cashmere
and Velvet Veslngs suitable Tor he coming season AL
which will be made TO order al few hours nouce and Ia
the superior style Tor Wnich tue esanibieu' uas
been so long celebrated.
Employing the cutting department the best talent In the
city do hesitate to challenge comp WIN any
In point of stye elegance and workmanship AT the same
time prices will convince the most skepuca lhal nrsl
rate garments can furnished very reduced rates for
cash We would also call attention TO the Fancy Depart
connected with the establishment where caa be found
every article requisite complete gentemans WARDROBE,
of the and richest Materials selected by our agent.
In the Paris and London markes Also an assortment OF
ready made Dregs Frock Goats and winter garmena OF
every description for Tho accommodation Of those requiring
~ lar N' " j. c. BOOTH 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

HILLS INFALLIBI.E ONGUENT FOR PRESERVING AND
BEAurrFYIsG THE HATR-You canuol extend teo widely
the merits OF the above specific. Indeed, individuals
toilet made up without it, and il warranted In all cases
ifproper applied young adult TO stay the falling on OF
, hair restore il on bald parts eradicate pyriasis and
calculations the cutcle scalp change red gray hair
10 beautiful dark color keeps the hair moist soft curly
&C Purchase only Hills principal Office No. IL Mas
sa ST. or of his agents. for whom and certificates ad
ver.iselnent in another part
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u Mechanics, Institute Lecrures.-ProiessOr


REDS SECOND LECTURE CHEMISTRY, Ms applied 70
and Manufactures, illustrated by numerous expert
mems will be delivered in the Institute Lecture ROOM
basement Of the City Hall, Thursday evening
18th inst, al O'Clock.
Tickets the Course including other Lectures for the
81 p cents for single Lecture To members
OF the Institute the Lectures free. The las.itue
erclrsi,e HI classes ie community become member
Terms of membership, which gives privileges 10 The
Schools Library Reading Room and Classes 81 initiative
fee and 81 yearly dues.
Saturday, evening, OF every week. the Debating Class
meets.
Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays OF each week, the
Glasses in French Mathematics, and Drawing, FROM The
Antique and Mechanical drawing. meets.
Tuesday evenings. meetings OF the institute, Converse
tona Committee meetings for the extension of the USE
fuluess of The Institute. j. j. MafEs, president
c. L. BARRIrT, Acuary MI y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

- NOticc.-The Committee Sacred Music of the
South Baptist Church in Nassau-sL. between Fulton and
John have made aran cement with Professor NASH 10
class OF ladies' and gentlemen in reading music
sight, aud give Concerts through the ensuing
Price per quarter for gentlemen 81 for ladies 81 Sub
scribers the OF 81 will be admitted 10 the class
and free from any farther charge The COMMITTEES
take great pleasure announcing that The quarter will
this evening, The 2ih O'Clock precisely for the
elementary class Saturday afternoon 81 O'Clock, for
the juvenile class and Monday evening the 18th
y o'clock for the advance class, and continue weekly
through the quarter the time and place nl2 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

HAZE You RHEUMATIC PAINS .-lfso, Cushmans Elm
brocaon fails giving relief in stiff cold or weak
Joints, lumbago, pain in the bones, &c.
Have YOU a cough cold, If 80. expend one shilling for
Jones' Cough Candyit blessed manner III coughs
hoarseuess asthma, &c
Have you greasy dirty coat The Magic ErasNe soap
removes spots stains marks, from cloths. woolens,
leaving the part bright aud Sold genuine At 32l Broad
way. ard g. ChAllan.s. MI Neoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

LtTOyES.-SHEPARD l. CO. having enlarged and
- perfected their assortment oil stoves Tor me Fall trade,
both for wood and coal offer 10 their friends and Gus
toners un unequaed variety Of economical and beautiful
palterns first among which stands the unrvaed Motifs "a
isn't Hall Church Ucx Stoves Of all sizes and The most
ed il would be useless that they form the best
beating stove in the world
SHeYARp's REvERBERAToRs for perors OF any size, arc
IN, most tasteful clearly and economical peror stove ever
offered. c. :. .u
or rooms the cheapest powerful heanng stove eve! pro-
duced
DRUM. statue tabular and plain for halls and rooms very
ornamental and economical on hand and made 10 oIGer In
Yr. variety Aso Eugaroa one and two boiler stoves,
vi several for Liverpool Anthracite or wood,
Box or Six plates wood wood and coal Paror cast iron
artigt and Laundry Stoves. comprise larger assortment
i heating purposes Than have ever offered 10 which
we specially call The attention OF our Southern and Western
clsLOiGeEs
Coos STovEs-Dr Nott's celebrated wood Cook Stoves.
with Two I'LL ovens roasting and baking better than any stove
in The roasting and baking does mol interfere Win
broing boiling and frying as IL almost universally e case
These are especially adapted 10 the Southern MARKET oenS
easily managed having dues liable 70 bs filled win sses
being strong and durable o.. ~ .. -.
snnroy.d pattern for burning either wood or coal very
chsnn al wholesale retail Also, Cylinder stove Cast
ings Cylinder Brick British Lusre tgenune) Fire Cement
stove Ornaments Railing, Mallisble ornaments Mica le1ra
,iz.s Russia and English Hods Scoops Russia and Eng.
s Pipe. Tin Tubes Tor hoors and Partitions tor
doors knobs Hooks and Hinges, Stove Feet &c for
the trade q, wholesale and retail Also for oundnes rxua
N B-Compe1nt wsrkmen always furnished al short
notice repair and up Stoves In hrst rate style 1so
workmen for blackng Stoves and Grstes al 80 eooh
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE. az Wstsr-.l
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In packet ship Siire de erase from Hrr-s-I Durand
Cecilia Fleming Mr. Eilcau Ad Eleau Henry Elesu.
Geo Leo Wolf Mrs Louisa Leo Wolf Alfred Leo Wolf
Miss Julia Leo Wolf of New-York; Lieh,enstein. Mrs
Lichtens,en Miss Erneinc Lchiensein Thaopile Lch-
;ens,ein OF Archange Antoine Anduzc Pnu Andrze OF
81 Thomas: Eneie de Ptzey. OF Havre VIM Chamber
lain Mrs Chamberlain Miss Maria Chamberlain Of Pha.
dephia: veridin, klauprecht OF Cincinnati-s6 in
the steerage.
In packet ship Baltimore from Harre-Amelia Hans,er,
Eleonanna Hanster Amelia Harmony. Caroline and Chas
Hans,er. Alex Gordon, Christopher Fash Albert
Eslsva-l53 in the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

THE ACCIDENT AT FiTcHBURG.-Mr Eustis died
between one and two O'Clock on the morning
ceedng his fall. His remains have been taken to
Quincy FOR inierment. He has left wife and four
children Boston Bee.
IcEBERc-The ship Diana, which arrived at this
po1 on Saturday last from Liverpool fell in with an
iceberg en- the Goth ut in lat II so, long 80
Boston Journal
e John Baxter, one of the persons convicted Of
being concerned in the Davenport murder, has re.
ceived sentence Of death.
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boston anltipu Sales

by T. z. d .. RICH, So and IS Broad.sueet Bos
Dion ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL.
BooTs SHOES AND BRooANs.-5o0c ases Boots Shoes and
Brogans-
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20.
LEATHER, SKINS, &c.-Sols and Upper Leather, Caif
SKINS Kid, Morocco Innings Bindings Thread and other
articles In the line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

u Howard Lodge M. 80, +. o. of g. f.
The members Of the Howard Ledge ind the Order gen.
eral respectfully invited to be In attendance the
81 o'clock when Lecture will he delivered by THOMAS
AUSTIN, Esq being the first Of be delivered there
monthly during the winter.
II. B. ]. LOSING. Gin Lecture Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

tP- Metallic Iron Polish Stove Varnish can only DO
had genuine al q Corand.si and is witha splendid sI-
Gle Stoves well Colonades aud Out 9 a2ots
The Iron is exposed preventing all and giving bea'ti-
tul usrc that nothing else can. NV -teoO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

ry- Facts arc hard 10 contradict and physicians
lnoyed,c that Aen's Bulsam FOR Consumption, from q
Cort!ards the only thing be fully relied on IL this dis
soS, nlc 2teod
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Nor,cr The Injunction some short time 1,nSe. op,heo
by Inc astounding S:rits OF one Henry Dn'ey ngans'
- Co relative the Magical Fam EXTRACTOR
ISsrvra by The Vice Chancellor on the ION nsi-au-
udsrc tho costs Daley and awarding the sae ana only
M ~ rat, and .r the Magical Pain Extractor TO Com
Ign ca nj 81 Cortlands, where the only genuine can
F'ocK y "; ~" nl2 2leod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

f- Wet feet arc very uncomfortable and witlal very
unhealthy Indeed one hardly expect 10 escape dis
case who does attend 10 this particular Boots and
shoes should always be well applied with the Oil OF Tan
min from ~ Curand-s which renders them impervous 10
water and much increases their durability Mo 2leod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

~ The graceful female form adorned with sowing ours
sn locks of supe us,rc can only be retained or restored
when LOST by The Original Balm OF Coumbia from Il Corl-
HARDEST here warranted TO make the hair grow rapidly
nnJ besl,hv with beautiful curl free from dantrut, and
prevent its turning grey or falling Out Mo 2leod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

" NIessrs. Barker ~ Towle, II Catherine-st
will open this morning several NJ D. Laines Ia 3D.
per yard cases very rich Cashmere and Paris Repps %
Cd per ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

~ Tho liberal patronage OF the Extract of Sarsaparla
sold IA, Corisands, nj half less price thnn Diners sen A.
tors who ARE satisfy every one favoring them
49, ni2 2leod
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BRITISH PERIODICALS

BRITISH PERIODICALS.
THE FOLLOWING wel-known Periodicals are re-
printed immediately upon their arrival in this country
in style fully equal and in instances superior 10 the
English copies, viz
The London Quarterly Review.
The Edinburgh Review.
The Foreign Quarterly Review.
The Westminster Review.
Blackwood's Magazine.
They are delivered subscribers their residences In
sill the principal Cities Towns and Villages OF the Union
free Of postage Other charge, the following rates viz:
For any one Review. So per annum.
For any two Reviews, s.
For any three Reviews.S7
For all four Reviews, g
For Blackwood's Magazine, 50 per annum.
For Biackwood and any Que Review, s. per annpmL
For Blackwood and any TWO Reviews, 81
For Blackwood and any three Reviews,S9
For Blackwocd and the four Reviews SO
=" Single Nos. ALWAYS on sale.
LEONARD SCOTT L co. Publishers,
M lw;s' l2 fuion-st Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

The bark Oscar Ludlow, I'm Rio de Janeiro reported
below in yesterday mornings papers has been ordered
of to Sag Harbor. The steamboat Jacob Bell went to
the bark and brought out four charged with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

" United Brothers of Tempernnce-Assoca'
lion No l. elect their officers this evening ull attend
ance of embers is requested Al The Hail. corner Grsncs
aud Broadway al Il O'CLOCK. DANIEL BARNES, Prest
EDWARD BURKE, Sec'y II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

gY- Notice.-Eagle Hose Co. No. i, desire 20 return
their sincere thanks 10 Dr. Shook OF No 81 BeekmansL and
also Messrs Hinchuian Camp OF No. 81 Cedar-s- for
their attention to their Foreman who the
last evening. tlt.l JNO. W. MOTT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

~, Dent scope should annoy their friends or suffer
M Inconvenience themselves since has been fully pro-
VEG, that cNars Acoustic Oil is in almost all cases per,
&c, cure which be Obtained Of q Corand-s n!O-eOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

A. Z. TUTTLE, AuCuOnedf
uARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c SeI =; s.
At 500 packages and lots of Hardware consisting Of SHOW
els and Spades Patent Door Bolts Molasses Gaies Lanca
shire Strap Hinges Stew and Sauce Tea Trays Bras
Candlescks lrou Table and Tea Spoons, Curry Combs
Shoe Piuces Curtain Pins, Hooks and Hinges Sadirons
Braces aud Bits shovels and Tongs, Fire Sets, &c. nc
Also an invoice OF German and French Goods
Also Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Also Pocs-t Cutlery, cards AMI In dozens.
Catalogues ready. nl2 IT.
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Books.
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~ To Landlords and Auorneys-SHERIFY's No
TcE-The Sheriff the City ana County OF New York and
his Deputies would respectfully roiy the Landlords and
Attorneys this City, That they prepared 10 execute
Landlords Warrants and the foreclosng OF ChHel Mort
gasea with punclusiity and despatch Application 10 b-
made lie Sheriff, Office, No q, IN The City Hall
WIN. JONES, Sheriff
Eew.yorS Eug IS. l9tS NJ; IL SIMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

A NIERICAN MUSEUM. Every Day and Evening
"A this week. commencing Monday, Nov. 10, le+o-SPlen
did performances every afternoon al O'Clock, and every
evening a. halfpast The manager has reengaged the
the famous English Dwarf They will both be visible every
day snd evening. Also engaged the inimsbe Drollers
MI Winchell The Dongola Minstrels the Ethiopian Sere
naders Mr. Merrfeld The Comic Singer Mrs Merriheld
the Vocalist and Danseuse the Dancing Witches the Hydo
Oxygen Microscope, and Madame Rockwell are engaged
Admission IS cents. Children under TO- l21 cents
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THE OLD STORE

WITH NEW GOODS, No. III Spring-sL corner OF Sui
w ivan-Dry Goods In great variety 10 be enunera
ed 10 an advertisement, selling of at the above
store at greatly reduced prices. J. MOuLTON
~ B. Ribbons AID MILLINERY articles at wholesale prices,
Mo 6trOdis-
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SAILED,
MEMORANDA

Ship Mary Phillips, Mobile
Packet ship Waterloo Allen, for Liverpool sails day
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The Auditor Of Ohio has published the following

The Auditor of Ohio has published the following
,a,eent in relation the issue OF Domestic Bonds and
Certificates of that State
Whole amount of Domestic Stock issued sl.0l70s4 35
pdccmed m TO the lst day Of Nov 1885,. 24i ?6a -
Outstanding unredeenied on the LIST day of
November. ic4j.-- 1921 81
sULpLus REVENUE.
Amount loaned to the Canal Fund Commits.
sioners SJ9. lbs 30
Balance remaining in the State Treasury
upon the reapportionment of the Fund a7l 80
Aggregate amount paid into the State Trea
sary under the act OF 18Th March is43 les,ss4 30
Aggregate amount remaining in the hands of
the Fund Commissioners of the several
counties. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.76sla6 u
Total amount received from the Treasurer
OF the United States Observation-Disclosures. 2007. 260 81
Markets.. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
TUESDAY Nov. II.
ASHES.-The market is not so firm for Pots, and
sales OF small bills have been made 1t -li as 80;
Pearls are l2i with moderate demand.
COTTON-The sales to-day are 1000 bales. at prices
incning still in favor OF the buyer sold PRINCIPALLY
to manufacturers. Shippers not disposed to enter
the market unless farther reduction in prices The
per Caledonia caused decline in the Charles
ton market of cent the 7th inst Freghts to Liver
pool Cotton 516d for square and ID for round bales
Flour, 3s cd has been paid to-day.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The demand is good to-day,
and the market firm at 25 showing improvement
OF Cd since yesterday. There is inquiry for chip
nent and believe more sales than made
public We hear of 1000 or 5000 barrels at Sc -.
of which 5000 bbls were for Glasgow. The regular de
mand is considerable and the receipts taken of
freely. Holders at the close, willing to sell to
any great eXtent,a p. Two vessels have been taken
load Flour and Wheat in at equal to Is s;er
ling p Dbl City Mills Flour. Frost Hecker. Cum
mings,' Powell" Brooklyn City" Gille," &c. is
selling at 81. 66 So There has been to-day consdera
bic transactions in Southern descriptions, and note
sales $500 bbls Georgetown, Brandywine Baltimore,
Alexandria &c. &c. at 00G6 l2t, mostly, under
stand for shipment Meal ia l2 % for Jersey, and
37 for Brandywine, with sales 80 bbls; hhds Si5.
Rye Flour - "a % and plenty. Ship Stus 80 10
cts for Western Bag meal is 81 al 30 for Yellow and
e.! al IS for White Buckwheat 81 90. and 81 90 T.
cwt in bags Sales Frosts Extra 80 p half barrel
and Dat Meal AT 80 p cwt
The quantity OF Flour and Wheat which arrived at
Albany and West Troy during the first week in 1874 and
l545 is follows:
le45 1914.
Flour. Wheat. Flour Wheat.
Albany 4057 brls 1856 bu. 102, 459brs 80 81 bu.
Wee, Troy. 1880 -" 2O33l % 4i,03s " 926O9 {"
Total. 1867 25.2i7 i46. 4g7 i26 $50
By reducing the Wheat TO Flour, it shows increase
during the week, compared with the same period in
lSi4 equal to 81, 223 barrels of Flour
The following table has been prepared from the re-
cords in the Canal Department and shows the quantity
Of Flour and Wheat lett tide during each week
of Canal navigation in e4i and lS45 up 20 the first of
,hor.
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MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN's
r. Clothing.--Geo. A. Hoyt j Co. No. - Bowery
near Bayafd SIT keep constantly hand very large
OF ready made Clothing, adapted mers youths
aud chdren's made in fashionable style end which
they will sell either wholesale reail Tor cash great
~ reduced prices.
Garments made order in the very hest style nj very
aIor, notice and with puncusity. O25 lmis'
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NOLU AND SILVkR WATCHESs -. t r. .,u,os y
Wholesale pLes ~ So sairs corner o. BrOsdwsy
An waches sold this establishment warranted 70 per-
form well or money refunded Watches, CLOCKS musical box
I'D iwe,rv repaired In the best manner al the lowest
5rcrs Arrangements have been made win mr. VIM a
Gamble whose reputation witch reparer unsurpas
~ been en- gagged for years IN the most ceebra
ID manuactor-s In Europe enAbles him 10 repair tbs most
compicsted work thai can DO produced
A' J. T. WlLLlSTOH
INIT. No. Cortand-st up siairs
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PRICE ONLY 1-2 CENTS.
TEHE KITCHEN DIRECTORY And American House
wife, containing he mOst valuable and original receipts
in a he various branches OF Cookery together with col
lection OF Miscellaneous Receipts Also the whole AT of
Carving illustrated by sixteen Engravings Price only IL:
cents or one dollar per dozen.
nil MARX Fl. NEWMAN Publisher, 1893 Broadway.
ELLEN GRAFTON:
OR THE BRIDE OF LtBERTY.,,By Benjamin Bar
Hail. No 295 Broadway. This hook mas been got up in
splendid style, with 100 neatly printed pages and engav
ngs. For sale above and at all The periodical depos-
Price p cents NIL It's
nANIEL ADEE, I07 Fulton.st. has just published
DNo Braithwaites Retrospect of Practical Medicine
and surgery half yearly Journal containing RETROSPECT
in The Medical Sciences Commenced in January, 1910.
Published London in july and January ofevey year.
and re published in New-York by DANIEL ADEE No l07
Fullo 81 Tens-The first 10 Nos. Ave years, IS. Per
wear thereafter, 81. Invariably in advance. NIL II
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AscI,onecr.

VALUABLE PROPERTY in ST MME.place and
on Ninih-sree for sae.-Ths beautiful House and Lot
No ST Msksp place, the lot being 2 feet inches front
and rear by 2 inches In depth the house go foe,
deep excluding piazza the hrst and second slores
sad piszzas being enclosed with sashes There attached
TO the house rear building also Of brick three stories IN
ished in best style with marble uantes throughout
Also on the rear OF said lot, fronting Ninthst three
story brick House of about 81 front and by IS feet
Deep the lot being "a Ieet deep
1.-THE above property Is disposed Of prcr to tho 18th
instant November the will be positively sold al Il
o'clock said day, auction a. the Merchants Exchange,
By Anthony J. Bleecker.
The premises be viewed al any tune before the sale
A considerable portion CT the purchase money
main bond and morts age wished by the purchaser
nj 6isc