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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

Dior the Erce; aud celebrated pointing Of Death
the Pale Horse. 5y Dunap N this City and wsud
Ike di> pose ofhs The painting two hun
bred feet OF good condition. He woald s-
cheap for cash exchange Tor goods Apply n D.
Fonts' personally by letter within week. II not
sold within that time VIII be removed from Tie City.
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4 IIEN nnpMORTH,S Ftiyate panclng Scho

LIEN DODWORTH'S Private Dancing School,
ANu. ii5 Brocmest near BroaiHHy-A- d. would beg
leave inform his friends and The public, that having
made great alterations and Improvements in his rooms oy
which and accommodations are very tnuch In
creased VIII open his Glasses for the season on Tuesday
Oct 5th. P 81 for Ladies and Children, and + VI
for Gentlemen.
TIE instructions include ali the fashionable dances of
the day si5 5nis
Terms, &c. made known by applying al the School
NEW MUSIC CLASS.-EDWARD HOWE
Jr orgauist 20 Dr. M4,Ons church. Blesckei-st near
Broacv AZ VIII open EemeuarY Class IN ocai Music
for ladies' and gentlemen the Lecture Room Of that
church On "Wednesday evening, October IL. M Howe
usy be seen :. Union Theological! Seminary, No Uniyef
Ds otroG
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THE ALHAMRA SALOON

$50 Rroad'roy, Pr,neest
GEORGE LoDER, Musical Director, Manager. Mr.
NCORBYN
" Admission twenty-five cents, including refresh
the amUuu, Of one shilling
This Evening, tMondsy.l and during tho week, novel
and attractive Musical Entertainments, varied every
nmg Sacred Concert every Sunday evening
re-Doors open at commences athalf past 4 o. WIS
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v1NO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers, pa,'aless' ~ v
4 Messrx COOPER PARKER ~ Nr.41-s S - :.
execute drawings and specifications for tLehs, 80,
and estimates fcr Iui.s factores, steam $500
heels staiing ID. shortest notee Ysi,-er In
had many year, experience Is 1@.Dd and pos
se..ng ,horosFh knowledge OF eTerJ desSnPLl .. III
e;nery used Ia he rnsnuaetare Of eoTSa "a az %
tS-, ;1vi, nsrt.-s interested 10 ne sDOfe - a' ~
1.-r fbsf th,-y can give saiistaetol- ,s r,.,,...
M sf he disposal Of manufacturing pfsfnis.s
-Hs---s ,v.rsr nSxsr machinery, Ac- % lifa-
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General Nntlrcs

rS'- Scw-YOrk Weekly Tribune-CoH,ents for
Saturday. october l0.-PoErRy-The Watcher the
Tower; To Samuel Lover.-EDIrORIMs on the Young
Mems State Convention, Lieut. Governor; Willis Hall j:
The Regular Candidates; The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lions. The Foreign News The State: Wings by Jerks
The Barnburner Convention; Why do The Working Men
vote Wrsng NeS-Jersey the Taria; The Feuda Ten
ures: An Auccdo,e-Apped Sc.-PoLirIcAL-The Elec-
lions Loco Foco Stale Convention at Syracuse Noinins
for Congress in Newly oTk. Massachusetts, New
Hampshire &c Maine Election Relurns.-NEws-From
Havana, Yucaan, Santa Fe, Cape OF Good Hope Calfor
mia; Later from Europe by The Hibernia Report Of The
Proiesan, Episcopal Conventions Terrible Storm the
Ailan,ic-The Great Western; Six Days Proceedings Of
the CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvESTioS The Richmond Ira
gedy &c &c.-MIscELLANEov Letters from the Back
woods, No VI; The True American; Photographic
Convention Sreal Temperance Meeting in the Park New
York, License No License al Coopersiowni Farther
Foreign Extracts BY the Great Western What S!aveho!d
think OF Slavery The Potato Disease Particulars OF
the capture OF Santa Fe.-CoMMEKc1AL INTELLIGENCE
Produce, Stocks, Money, Cattle Market, Household
Markets.
Single copies put up in wrsppers for tie Malls, can be
obtained ii, the desk--price 81 cents.
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! inlexibly in advance. Address
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The Library contains 2oo0 volumes N The various de
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The Readin. Room is regularly. supplied with al the
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atss Louis great complaint CONTINUES 10 Pre-
~en account OF the nghtness OF the Money market
"a the presen, facilities afforded entirely too re
'''eS and inadequate Tor the amount OF business do
Rates ut Exchange continue high sight bills on
= tas'are sold a, y cent, The Bank is diseountins
=! saGngy. and only to the most undouh,ed paper.
here Is no, much activity in uncuirent money
* aao'aSous from 1hompsoa's Bank Note Reporter
1s follows.
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ENInN CNNINASTIC ACADENIY So. !5g I'D

Union GNNSASTIC ACADEMY. Nos !os and
7 l6l Crosbyst one door from ri ecA-r5L ate Amer
can Gymnasium The proprietor Of his establishment
hereby informs The public that he has placed under me
-ur- and exclusive direction and management Of Dr. j. b
RICu under hose direction mas been thoroughly re-
arranged 90 Al improved plan. thai by FAR the
most perfect institution IN The United states.
C-n,-rn-n Who .sh whether for health pleasure, %
f--ort 10 Cvuastc Exercises WI mad this place every
Lhins they can eSpec; or desire
MECHANICS INSTITUTE Evening school! No
vi - csIrb.r..t viii Commence OF Monday. Oct H.
' % e +: = 's--1 n c TRACY. PsLncLp.l-
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Yeyy FuIled Bucxwheat-SeaIty and
SE.I1T narksd selected from The choicest qualities
- - s,ri.hern aid Esstera aaraets, n bols halves
n,-rs eghths sat boxes-aso II olraceed rr1sin Gags
OF - AL ~ ~ CROMWELL BIRDSALL,
%, ir-is- 2ea FIontst eot Of Beekms1
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fashionable Clothing.
JOSEPH B CLOSE & co,

Mass, BOYS Gnu nPts's
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING at very low prices,
wholesale and relail) and III. largest assortment in
any store III the city. % 3ms'
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respectfully invites The OF public 10 en- exam
nztou ,o-r-cf IS hey sold without reserve
EDWARD WANSLEY, No - Cstharrne-sL
a. i-y7s. NEAR Ch.haln-5qEaTs-
HERICCS VEsPU CIUS.-TAe translator Oh This
se-ieuian's gn.ks- has teen Informed i-t NJ Lsy
cue h has away ~ Genoa along WIN
rn : Consul for thar Place Any Trustworthy p-r-"n
49, ',15- , :. t',5 E,,,,.,--,, IT
CARRIAGE CLOTH--I0o pieces India Rubber
y Carriage Cio plain aid hguredl OF superior saaty
m sale a; the lowest rl.z-t prices, Al NE Warehouse Of
m Newark y J. India Rubber Factor-, - Maicen-I1e
jy!o Ist
S,HELLAC-s5c0 los damaged S.elae tor sale low
y. WI PRESTISS. 80 Frou:-sL
DLATFORN SCALEs.-Fsirbanksis celebrated
pi.-for-r scales OF every desirable modification, 10.
sale 81 FAIRBANKS < CO. Ia W.-rr-st o9lnis
STARk DRILLS Packages brown AID b.eseh-
- ed also y bales Texas Drills. .or sale bS
% NESAITH CO % and 2 Finest
DIG IRON-JANES y OLSEY, 9 Vests, osers
for Scotch ead American Pig Iron. rsrc1s brands
:-rrs ssT&FsS
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DIED:
o, Consumption, the Mansion House, Brooklyn, in
IN. brigh, hope of slorioSs Immortality, ELIZA YALE,
wife OF Edwin K. Yale, aged AZ years.
The friends of the family invited to attend the fu
prs! this day "Wednesday al o'clock without farther
invitation. hex remains will DC taken TO Greenwood
Cemetery.
Yesterday morning ESTHER, widow of the late Jo
seph Heskeih, in the 10Th year OF her age.
The iaiends Of her sons William and Joseph, and her
sonnaw r. J Hathaway invited 10 attend the tune-
raj from the house of the latter No ls2 West 7tkst
s.tsvenue this afternoon at O'Clock, without farther
notice.
On Monday evening the I'd inst. at his residence in
strout.ourg Pa. after an illness Of six days DANIEL
STROUD sged 70 years, 9 months and 10 days
uu the On, Henry Cropsey aged Sc; 9Th, Rachel wife
d Eipbset Lyon, aged &c.
On the 9Th William H. P Graham, of the U. S. Gus
toms aged 76
A, Brooklyn 9th, j. C Tanning NJ. D aged 49,
the Baltimore lnirmary, 9th inst. WIN. T. Norris OF
bark Ida, OF Boston, native OF Exeter N II.
az Van Buren,. Arkansas John Williams, native OF
Eew.York, aged 90.
At Hong Kong China, in November last Edward A.
Fleming OF the late John Fleming OF this city aged
KS
Lost overheard from bark MopsDg, IS January Captain
Francis R. Shaw commander oil said vessel.
Lost overheard from ship Roscius, from Liverpool lth
January Thomas Smith. seaman
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Datent aleniritles.
THE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY
WYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP

L
OF Hosrhound and Eecampaus,
NKIVALED for tbs of coughs. colds asthma spit
- ting OF blood, whoopDg cough, difficulty OF breathing,
pleurisy, consumption, and all diseases Of the lungs
Bronchitis disease that ia sweeping thousands 10 pre-
mature grg-- under the fictitious of consumption
be cured by the of this medicine
For sevrrB gears past this medicine has been IN use IN
Cansda, where il has become universally known, and s
considered The best medicine 10 for ali pulmonary dis
The great which has attended is use n
that country sc6 the many truly wonderful which
effected by it, has induced tie proPrtetors 10 10
;rcducc ME the United States confident OF lis being the
ed nil diseases the lungs when any OF the functions DO
not perform their natural healthy actcl, exeIlng most
grateful and soothing influences over the functions OF The
whole syse diminishing excitement when excessive, a.
laying irritation and pain and specify inparng
renew ed rlgor aud elasticity TO the whole frame.
Prepared bJ john Wlner Co. IS Msden-lsDe NJ York,
sole propI the u and sold by druggists gene
rally throughout the country.
Sands 1879 Bowery. Spring; j. s. l. COtdngtcr, 3o3
Hudson cor OF Spring J. w Ssssett, Gil Broadway and
mt tbs New YORK Patent Medicine Warehouse Division
81. iCrolon HaI) -, ..
M.ssrs. John Wiuer & Co s3 Msdenlare, N. Y.-SiRs
A friend OF hearing complain OF severe cough
aud hovr,-rcss with distress from which had
f.-et back, caused by ssvere cold sud
denly taken, purchased bottle OF syrup OF hoas
hound and Eecsmpsne, and gave it 10 me- When hrsI
commenced taxing could not speak above ny orealn
could sep sri0ui stt'Rg IN ny bed HoH 81 INK
night my cough flights would De ic-sssut so as lo
deprive OF sieep but ar taking ,hee doses nc ioe.se
rse we'd, together win the pain caused by
coughing; have continued III" until nave laAet
about QUE half OF bottle perfectly free from srj
cu.rh aud convinced that II bad a0i oo!7n-d re
lief the Inflammation 0; the lungs produced iereny woc!;
have brought Co.urpti0n 1t certainly The bes NEE
c:de have ahe1 Tor cough Tie s.cs az SO soci
felt and will all In my power 10 make dIo:Tn 10 III
80 w y r,n ID mi 1.:yW r. McUtVtT-, - Frontal
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
E For Sale, Of Stocks, DC. see Fo'trtA Pese.

TUESDAY, P. NJ.
There was not much activity at the Stock Board
TODAY and the fances heavy. The changes, how.
ever were not material. Reading wss firm.
The bill market is steady bat there is not great
deal doing. Sterling is ssas Francs 5 27ia5 2sa.
The Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn has declared
dividend OF three and half per cent for the last 81.
months payable on the 10th inst
The Equitable Safety Insurance Co OF Boston,
have declared dividend of per upon their issues
Of scrip payable in cash.
Bicknells (Philadelphiaj Reporter says Inc
Philadelphia Money Market is decidedly easier NO oi
acul,y is now experienced in negotiating drst class Pa
per a, per cent The merchants from the SCUM ana
West are pouring in in soodly nubers-tn hne spirits
and yell provided with funds The Spring Trade thus
far has been excellent and the feeling along Market
stree, and among the wholesale dealers and obbers gem
orally is of the most gratifying character Philade.
pbis was never in better condition for sound and
wholesome business Many new stores have been built
during the last year-extensive Improvements have
been made others The indications generally Of
the right kind and well calculated give the trade Of
our city srd satisfactory impulse.
The Boston Courier remarks of the prospects OF
trade the coming that the past week has been
dull OF business generally, and very lille paper has
passed n,o the street. The Spring business will coon
commence when greater activity may be anticipated
The demand for solid atocka is light to effect prices
avoraby and nearly ali the transactions have been con.
aned TO the loose securities.
Mr. Johnson's bill 10 fuod the arrearages OF inter
est FAD 10 nix day for resumption of cash payments OF
me interest the public debt oat in The Maryland
House OF Delegates Saturday 1t was subsequently
reconsdered and may get be passed in some acceptable
form.
A bill authorizing the Baltimore end Ohio Rail
road Company to borrcw money the stock OF aaid
Company the purpose OF renewing the track be.
tween Baltimore city and Harpers Ferry, hss passed the
Maryland Eouse nj Delegates
The Mississippi Senate has refused, by vote Of
"A. H. to adopt resolution for the payment of the
Planters Bank Bonds TIE bill to authorize the Grand
Gulf Bank AID Railroad Company sell their road has
passed
Arrangements have been completed for winding
up the Athens Branch of the Bank Of Tennessee.
The following table, copied from Lyfords Price
Current shows the expor, of Flour from Baltimore for
the quarter ending Dec 81 1845 also the total exports
Of Flour for the years 1874 and ls45
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rExAs-This evenings Southern Mail brings us
TIC ir.l intelligence OF opening OF the new Legisa'
tqs OF the StH,c OF Texas il assembled at austin on
Friday the goth February. Gen. Burieson wss CHOSEN
ures;dsat Of the Senate H. p Bee secretary, A Luckett
s.sasn. secretary n C. Raymond, enzrossns AID Ell.
,ciag clerk Mr. Eees sergeant III ains, and +. Aughs
joots.eyer Nil Crump of Austin county, was elected
speaker the HOGse OF Representatives, james L. Nay
,opd chief clerk; r. c. Woodiei, assistant clerk ;
Ira Mupson enrolling clerk; b. Hill eugrossng clerk
VI Hsrtemsn, sergeaDtstarrns; J. Cockburn, door.
seeer On counting the vote for Governor, appeared
bst Gen. Henderson received 500 votes, and DR.. Miller
1872 The Telegraph learns through correspondent
hat Gen. Darnel received Orty of 45 votes OF the
official returns official returns resolved from
.e Cousties OF Bas,rop San Pario Jackson, Jefferson
B,ezos and Lamar In these Counties Col. Horton
csved 1nsority of about 600 The friends Of
Gen Uarnel think he will accept the office under
.he circumstances. washington Union.
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Business Notices.


u The Is ast approaching when such things as
ba heads al wigs cover them, Will be unknown And
what's produce this great revolution Does not the an
resdiy suggest Itself II has been most satisfactorily
e,ab,hed by repeated trials, that whoever uses PHA-
Ions Chemical Hair Invgoraor never will need awig,
any Danger of losing his hair This, we say Is
s Whoever doubts, lei him Try one bottle OF ths article
Aca word or H. his doubts will be speedily removed
Thslnvigorsor be bad OF The Inventor ia Broadway,
and vi The respectable Drug the Cy and Con2
Ivy. Ptce ~ cent per bottle, laTg. SIZE ~.
SANDss SARsAPARILLA-The blood contains the elements
ottue whole sructutehesa aud h5re Ylsus inus
ce t-ndons the nails the BAR, ana even The bones Inel
selves are all Sustained oy III. blood. Wei tten may II he
called OF he Ia proportion 10 ;he purity oil The
sat Will DE that OF Ge suhsisHce into which II continua
Changing. Corrup, blood Instead oil producing hsslih
Sesh. Sely euougn To develop sores and uc-rs When
here appear whether the specific form OF scrotua eb
the ordinsry types, there Is detergent
u beey ed thai will rapidly ueutraze the virus in the
blood which they spring, as Sando'- SsrsaparliA
Prepared aud sold, wholesale ana retail, ny A. b. \ u
BANDS Wholesale Dreelst- - EIlloa.s. rs BROADWAY,
aac hss Broadway, Newly ok Sold also by Druggists
geaefry CHOU; ;Ee nci!e Su!es Price 81 per bot.
H. .,Itt ior
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TnE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.

c-,s.nurdsnce OF ne lIlUuhe
PHILApELpysIA, March 1o--P. NJ
,;s has been one OF the most dclg htiul days OF the
and every thing indicates scuve spring business
- pum5er OF arrivals was yesterday large, causing
90 sur along the Delaware point OF the city Since
rrtsy morning, there tss been an increased demand
e. flour aud abou; 1000 hls have been sold az VI %
q, common brands Ter shipment. Grain is inactVe'
sors arriving. Rye Flour Is scarce at 50 20 per Do.
The yeeyers generally, after strike OF n'e
reeks. resumed work to-day without accom- pnsnins
,h;ect With s,aryaton staring their families In
ne face there other alternative ine suke nas
EOS. them at least S3O.VsU" n,
4 German woman named Maria Myers, an In"
se OF the Blockley Aims house was io9ho oesu IN one
Sc attempted 10 escape several days since is said
DE has a daughter In " OK
During the week ending ON Saturday there were
'ssd.aths Ia The city aud Liberties The number Is very
i,rse and calculated TO excite alarm. T~eptyseven
re2e caused By consumption : by scarlet fever, By
ANAL pox. hnc from causes unknown-SI oil the "noe
number were children.
4 butcher in the Second.st marker, on Saturday,
IN . norcn, OF passion threw 8 sharp knife Al boy
nsped Peplo~. which catered his side near the PIP
lone iati.crng gsah near three inches ions. 1he
blood screamed p!ofusey, and the NE Oh snc Iao N
coos:eered Ger tino in danger II was 'ouno upon
sxstninaon, however. that Inc KNIFE Asa cut no'aiDS
-ltsl The butcher not arrested
A feet OF 80 vessels left Port Richmond on Satur
ssv loaded with coal, bound Eastward.
The bask Eualco Capt. McCsilhs, from Charles
nm bound 20 Boston with cargo OF cotton rice &C pun
ro our port this morning distress. On the lst Inst
:; lsi 81 80 long "a 90 encountered violent gale from
n T. which swept away every thing on deck-carrlec
sr.v bu!wsfSs Jolly bosi, forecastie. companion way
.,t sails &c. CapI. McC. states the gale as having
been tremendous
The schrs Caroline from Ponce, 2. H.; Iowa, from
s,mo,,h. Jamaica and Falcon, from Cienfuegos, all
we'd this morning and each encountered severe gales
90 the passage.
No particular chanes in Stocks today U, States
sapK co.e selling St; Peuna Elves hrm al 72s
e.. .pIE ,ck. no
f.ere only 20 Il moderate extent.
There were DincteeR cases before Mayor swift
his morning Five discharged i've fned ior
;o,emosrance eight were held bail, and waa COM
Inl.ted
II The Court OF Sessions this moruins, VIM. Gro
rsoheder and James Eysns. convicted OF larceny were
,sch sentenced 10 two years imprisonment, and Wa
Josnsur for same offence, TO IL month";
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In relation to Corn shipments, the New.Orleans
Bulletin has the following calculation:
The English practice is TO measure corn by the guar
ter quarter being $50 lbs weight Of sheed Corn
1t is now rated 80 "a shings sterling the quarter in
bond at Liverpool The New Orleans measure is 81 lbs
gross weigh, 10 the bushel the bushe rated Satur
day at 80 cents Corn freights Liverpool II 10 IL
pence sterling the New Orleans bushel The result OF
shipment under the above quotations, would be as fol-
lows
Cost of n bushel of Corn In New. Orleans so so
Fregh, and primage equal 10 I'D. sterling say 20
Insurance /; r. cent. and commissions at Liver
pool = cent. ON SO cents Observation-Disclosures. 04s
Drayape and other petty expenses, ssy..... OH
Total ~
Sale of bushel of Corn in Liverpool, at the Of
33s Cd p $50 los. Cor g. bushels) establishing
Sterling Exchange Mt s! ~ cent-----..-----.- SIS.
Profit to the shipper Observation-Disclosures 063
The worth of the empty gunny bag in Liverpool ee
mated least equal to the in freight for the bag
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NEW WORKS IN PRESS.

TYPE; or, a Peep al Pognesan Life Narrative o
four Months Residence among the Nat yes OF Val
ley OF the MaIquesas With Notices OF Tho French occnps
lion o. Tahiti and the provisional CesIoD Of the Sano"ich
Islands 10 Lord Pauet. By Herman Melville
r This = veritabe picture Of NE among ne ~ ~
from artusl observation The narrative - worthy OF me
shor of Robinson In style and IN WHO mo
additional advsntagr OF being simple record OF IacH.
TtiodoI and Asaugss Knight from me GERMAN OF no
Baron De Is Motto Fougue
Hszlus able Talk Second Series, Par 30 cenis.-
just ready. ,,, ,ro,roupn
Travelling Letters, written on The Road BY Charles
Dickens. Par; l. 81 cents
The steamers OF the Prnnallar and Oriental Company. By
M A. Ttmsrsh Nv. NJ. Thsckeray) ST. cents.
The Wigwam and The Cabin, by w. Gilmore Slmms.-
Second series 50 cents.
MO 2is WILEY PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
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General Nolires.

" Sunday school Exhibition.-rhe School al
!aesec UuvrI,aus; Church IN Euzabeh Iepesl
heir exhibition This Evening by request. Tbs principal
piece is The Affairs OF Nature, oy Kew A &. Thomas
Tsseis shilling, 10 be had al the door Go early you
Wish good seat null IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

~ John Burdeii, Dentist, hiss removed from the
S"sne, OF hresiSsy snd FranAhr-s- formerly corner
Snanioets't aud btoAcwsy,l No. Union place and
square, Southeast side Of The PARK cor. l4ih-st
ne or three years many OF his friends have
nlS.e0, ana Q. hss had bear tho responsibility OF
correct befrsist. mh5 7js.
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sales of Real Estate.

By 4. J. Bleecker
The three story brick houses and lots Nos LAT
and lag Perryst lot of irregular size--. $1,000
Two story brick front house and lot 80 Carmine-
ct. Is by l00.- o,ooO
House and lot South side of Flushing. avenue,
Brooklyn 25 by % # in. -.----.---.. 1900
lots on lith-st between Lexington and Sd ave.---
nuee each lot 25 by 100, each at..-.--..... $500
Three story brick house and lot 70 Duane. the
lot "a II 9 ms in 'front.' 25 # 9 ns in rear by 81
deep s,eou
lots each IS by 100 on llSth-st between Sd
and ith avenues, each le5
lots each IS by 100 on 4th av. between 10th
and llIth sts--- 2Oo
lots each IS by 1000 cor 5th-av and llsth-st 90
llSth at between 4th
and 5tb avenues l2O
lot 23 by 100 :. w, OF 4th-av. and Post 90
I'm r. Franklin & Son.
lots s6th.st near lstsvenue. p by 102 feet
lots s5h. ST near lstavenue25 by 102 feet,
BY Jas. NJ. Miller.
map as No -, e2s by g. feet. 1915
Lot Madison Scarnmelst. 26i by 70 feet. s75
By E X Ludloo & Co.
Lo. l0th.svenue 55th.st %! by 100 feet 100
do do do do 1870
2lo,s do do do $ia5 EACH. 3O4
gore lois IN rear of the above - by about 65f IS
lot on Stuyvessnt l3thst. 25 By about ~ 500
10 lots 22dst. near Lexington. avenue, each
p by eS3 f;-Sle25 each Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Sal25 each '... 49, 4.259
, lots 25th-st near 4th.avenue size,
SiI2o each 34ou