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aurtion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS Auedoreer.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS d PLATT.-store
ID ~ Sroaiwsy,-Lbera Cash Advances made ca con-
\EW-YOHh FALL NIUE SALE-
y .,.ti ,,lia 4 a

DY BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT.-siors
ID ~ Sroadwsy.-LberA Cash Advances made ca eon'
''s'n's1's S II S5sl FALL TRADE SALE
TUESDAY. August 25lh, 1910 and following days
The Catalogue q; Lhc IeNi Regular ITsie sac OF booss
&c Is GOV ready for dIstribaon 20 The trade Il VIII %
found embrace The mos; extensive and aied con
OF offered i, any pTeN.ccs sa-c oons
contributors IRON slos, TIE enI'e P4ons houses IN
The stationery Catalogue 10 re sold Oh MONDAY 24ih
August : also unusually large and attractive eoa.snins
many Invoices oi Imported StS.oneTSlSrge cen
s.sumentsbi Blans BOOKS Hover's Hogan Ieo'rPsons
and DayIds Inks Waers and Sealing Wax; TriaAamp's
SHs and many large and desirable Invoices OF AhcS Aa
Also; laIy- contributions OF Binders Leather including
ErEsh ard AaeresH Bark Skiyers ccShinea, Due ana
SrsssorrpE PiArEA-rhe attention OF Publishers
throughout the country is also respectfully invited 10 tis
able and important works &c sold numbering up
wAri OF eighty Also variety OF Copper ami Steel
s' a II They VIII De sold GU FRIDAY s'a August st
a Supplementary Catalogue VIII be issued on Mon
dsy 2ih Aasl Invoices for insertion should DO furnish
At PSIvArk s,tr-lONo oasrto Bibles, every variety,
large assortment OF Standard Miscellaneous Books
:. COTTON, Aucroneer
by F. C0LT0N, Aaet'Oa and Commission Merchant
vance< made goods either for private auction.
and prompt returns made Outdoor sales OF every acsetip
OF goods puncuay attended To and respectfully So
To Lgr-The Store Ne s As;orp!sce until sr.: OF May
nex; suitable for a Reteciofy or Saloon Enquire al Tho
Auction NOM
&, CHAMBERLAIN, Arctioreer-Siere No Y
Z. Sprucs-s--LIbersl sOvsnccs made on GNNis Goa
ssteI private sA.e, be sold al auction outdoor
sales carefully attended and respectfully solei'ee-
Prompt returns made.
TUESDAY, Aug.
40 O'clock ~ No. II Spruce-st
SECOND HAND EvSSIrvSs, Sc.-Ccmprisins Maro!e top
Bureau .ud Wdshsiand BeCstesds, Beds ard be1uinS,
Mahogany WashstAnd. Mahogany and Cane Seal GANLs
Rosewood Dgsns Loomg Classes Secretary ofice peeh1
Carpets. Oh Cloth, Crockey and GLASSWARE, SooAuis
stove sc. THURSDAY. Aug.
At 10 O'Clock, ~ No. - SpruceNst
SESRiFF's SALE Of Day Goops, Nc-Comprising sIse
general OF Dry Goods snd Fancy Arleics
Gil; Buttons, &c. FRIDAY, Aug ,,
AZ 10 O'Clock, at No. l! SprucesL
SHESIFs's SALE CASFEr>, SC-Conprislns 10 pieces
new SPY ard Ingram Carpets, new On Cloths, Rugs,
rransp Window Shades, nc.
Also fine assortment OF second hand Mahogany Furri-
uEe, &c MONDAY, August 10,
Al 10 O'clock u, NJ. - Sprucest
SALE H,rs-iu The matter OF an attachment againss
Messrs Riley Walker nonresident deb,crs-By order
his Honor Charles p Daily OF the Associate Judges
Common Pleas, consisting OF six eases OF
| HAts and Caps.
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HORATIO HILL. Auctoneer.
DYC0GIEY, REESE II HILL-Storo No. 10

RfC0OLEY, REESE II HILL-S'ore No isl
Liberal ,,i dvaIces all goods consigned for 'aie
REMovAL.-Cooley, Reese Hill have removed from No.
WEDNESDAY, August 5h,
Al o'clock. al the Auction Room.
Doors SHOES .Np BRcG ,Ss-6gv ease' OF Calf Seal ana
thick Boots Calf, Sea- and thick Brcgsns; Womens Nd
Buskins Ties, French slippers; Women, Kip and Gram
slippers, Children'. Shoes OF various Qualities
SHoy PAPER-SUo reans frc Shoe Paper
lttrs-An invoice OF SIX Hate.
Sale without reserve for cash
Cualocues and sample cases are ready for cxhi-
titou TUESDAY, Angus, Ii
NEw.YoRx TRADE SALE.rhe first catalogue OF ms I'm,
por,ant Books Stationery Paper Stereotype Piaies
Binders Materials &C comprising l51 pages octave. ana
including nyo from hundred and MY conIr
bulors Is now ready be- issued 10 tie Trade. second
catalogue embracing invoices received too late for tho hrst
is in course of preparation and will be published on Tho
Contributors are earnestly desired forward their goods
with all practicable dispatch AS everything Intended for
is salc should b" IN store previous 70 !s commencement
10y JAMES VI. MILLER
I'D TUESDAY, August :,
At 0i O'Clock, store No. Llbertyst
Doors ASp SHoEs-lOOO boots shoes and brogaiis
cops!-ng OF every for Southern western
and Northern ''s WEpS Sh!s RG.ii. Angus. s
Third Trade Sale OF Pura and ManuiacIurcd ludarub.
Der Shoes IN New-fors at tho store OF A1ner bFeedeh' L
10000 pairs Para and Manufactured ludiarubbcr Shoes
consisting IN Pari OF all the various k.nda VIZ .,.
shee,rubber and cloth strup'd do
49,. - finished Para Shoes
Misses do do
Womeu's tured and lined Boots and Shoes.
galloon bound 0recans.
/" manufactured BuskinA-
Sheetrubbor Sandals.
Meas do do.
Mems aud Womcn's metallic Overshoes
The attention of ths Trade generally. Ii respectfully fe
Gucsed this Sale 1t VIII be found more extensive Than
formerly, and Of improved styles and hnsh.
Terms liberal, and made known nj Sale.
THURSDAY August b, 1876.
At 10! O'clock at the store OF Chas NJ Leupp Co No 10
terry-sL
SOLE LEATHER.-5O0 sides Of Sole Leather with other
articles IN the line, credit OF four months
FRIDAY, Augusta,
AT 10! at tho Store OF n Bragg Co No; $50 Pear.sL
Doors. SHOES BKoGASS-JO0 cases Boots Shoes and
Broguns, fresh and seasouable Goods.
WEDNESDAY, August II,
AZ 10y o'clock, tho store vi William L. Miller 4 Co.
No 80 Colds. opposite Ferry,
5000 sides HemlOck Sole Leather
1000 sides OAK Sole Leather
1000 sides Upper Leather.
On a credit vi months
THURSDAY, August 10,
At l0i O'clock the OF c. Lee Knapp Palen, No 10
Jacob.sL
SOLE LEArHER-50OO sides fiemlock and Oak tanned
Sole Leather, with other ARTICLES IN the line.
II. DCCLUZEAU, AuctioneeG
A UCTION SALE OF HARDWARE, Cutlery,
"A &c-TUTTLE y DUCLUZEAU will sell This Day.
m. Tho Nm mai onp
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MEMORANDA
Trnde of the Hudson.

BELow-Bsrk Junieua, OF North Yarmouth, I'm c.
nary Islands Wind s I.
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: ,Taas ,F0R THE FISHING BANKS

E-s-aI.s--i1The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain
&c Charles b. Armstrong. Will make Il trip TO
the Fishing Banks Wednesday. August 5t leaving as
follows The foot OF Warrer-st AT quarter before ~ Nj
Hammond Deancey-s nj quarter before Vi Cain
ernest at 9; Pier No. ?, y. X. at half pas: ..
Dinner viii be provided board Bat at costIlnes al
reasonable rates. Fare ~ cts for the excursion
The steamboat Highlander vii! continue her regular TIP
10 the Fishing Banks every Wednesday Thursday and Sat
u,ays through the season For farther information apply
au3 5us A. H. SCHULTZ. cor. OF West and Duane sts
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amusements.
NTBLO'S GARDEN.

NISLO'S GARDEN.
TIE MAGIC PILLS
rs.ssi with ruars @: aughsr and shouts u spciSlse
SPLENDID BALLET GORGEOUS PASTONlaE
NJ LIE SLhNGI.
The RANt.i4 FAMILY
- . - - GABRIEL RANEL-
II ESDAI EVENING. August IN
rINHE ENTERTAINMENT vii commence ~ o'crN,s
l. with popular Over-ir-
II oe followed BY the m, OF ;hc ballet rtnicrre O;
La >iLPHIDE-
To conclude VIII he i,gg..tcei.; PAH.ouine Of he
THE CONJIROR'> GlEr. Or. LaE M>Gic PltL>
Co.Crao. thr1t- h1Yel E!yitA--.-Mrir / JAye
Nyrrta, young Fairy. M:ne }. RayeL
rLrsar. - ct..s>
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II. DrCLUZEAU, Auctioneer
A UCTION SALE OF HARDWARE, Cutlery
"A Gc.-IUrrLE X DUCLUZEAU will sell This Day,
at 10 O'Clock, the sales No. SS Wtl!iamst
credit Of months, for approved endorsed paper general
cry,
Also, 10 German Games
Also, casks Table Cutlery, goods Just landed,
ssting Of general assortment
Also, 500 doh spring Cutlery, suitable for tho Southern
and Western markets
Also, Fancy Goods, comprising the usual assortment
Also, Iron Safes. aui It.
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WILEY & PUTNAM'S

WILEY & PUTNAMS
ATE LICATIONS.-NVAYL EN-Ecc!e.!astca Re-
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observation-disclosures from an Old Manse By NatAGn.cl
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Disease OF the Bowels-Ind ge-tion not Disease OF the
stomach BY Ed~eIi johnson. VI D. ivoL limo t1!.
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WILLAxp-A Trea,!se on the Motive Powers which pro
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PURITAN DrvISES--VoL III--coniain!ag
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M Cologne Water-Of superior quality, by the
PIN, quar-, gallon. for sale by
DAVID SANDS& co Chemists and Apohecaries
iyl4 lmeodis - East Broadway. COR Markets.
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fashionable Clothing.
CroTEING as MAIDEN.LAN

CLOTHING, So MAIDEN-LANE.
EEETLENES and Boys assured thai they csn get
" fashionable Clothes read -msGs made 10 order,
cheaper a. J. viSDERBuTS, % Maider-laEe haa any
other place II the CITY.
y S-Hundr-ds OF pieces OF tie Inost Fashionable
Goods. Also very large Assor;-ne-; Of Readymade
Clothing, Wholesale retail Do not forget The No. y.
40 cS,aIs
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-apsa.lS BOSTON.-Fsre 10 Sewpor, and Proyi-
de1ce q. The steamboat MUTUAL SAFE
TY CAPT v Cnds viii leave foot Of Aarket-s East RIVER
OF Thursday. July 5lth, ~ O'Clock, Z. VI
Passengers for Boston Providence IN tine Tor
the 9 o'clock tram
Regular days from NcwYork Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Freight taken az reduced rates
Apply 70 the Captain board al The oice oa ne ei
Tbe Nrtnal SAFETY /. fted NJ with large and com0d-
Gus st.,eroous and newly furnished throu gnouL I
welknowr character sez,oost her alnpe a.
public patronage ~
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CI-TI.E GiRDEN-Wiih ia extensive Prone

a:es : open Day and Evening. offering superior op-
rr-,nes 70 the lovers Of Nare N viewing the hAgbor
~, --t.rlr >-,.ne-y a the irhsng the de-
r,a,s ,es brcyzes-SionGsy. Tuesday and "Wednesday
Tvsr,1cs Angus; 81 ilh sad 5iiiE The Evening The cI-
selection Of music VII BE- performed by The Or
brsfs urisr The direction OF {. W Meyrer-GG>tsvr
Ba! Ma>cue Edinburgh Wsltz FashonSo.e ro.S1 Sou
nnribua Wa.tz La Dame Blanche, Fra ulSVo.o UuoIh
Adr,...lnn dining he Day and Evening only ~ cents
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il GRAND IILrMINATED FIoI!n


Ss.t.il.yl Ball. on "Wednesday Evening August 5th.-
Messrs PARKER and EDGE wish 10 give
their friends and the public. that their Flota
vii. come OF on "Wednesday Evening NEXT. the 5th inst.
board of ttu DELAWARE, accompanied by IN llluni
mated Barge
Tickets sl-o admit u gentleman and lady. extra la.
dies tickets. ~ cents.
The boats will leave piers follows Chambers-st At
O'Clock Jersey City at y Pier No at 81 Cortlandst. at
3. Cannl-- 81 Old State Prison n s! foot OF 9,hsL
al and Cortand-s- at q. ani rus
.T-57' GRAND EXCURSION TO Ncwburgh
.lttSS,-sl West Point and Gold SprJug giving mag
nihcent view Of the highlands iu
band OF music !. engaged.
The splendid steamer HENDRIX HUDSON will make
an excursion West Point Colds pr!Dg and Newburgh
Saturday August sh leaving the Pier between Liberty and
Cortland nj 8. o'clock, A. NJ and Hammond.st at
o'clock. a. NJ with pleasure parts for West Point, Cold
Spring and Ncwburgh and returning 10 tie same wharvcs
about the afternoons; giving the passengers the most
delightful OF the Palisades Forts Montgomery and
Putnam. West Point, the Highlands Newburgh Bay sc.
Dinner provided board Tickets "a be had at tho
Peoples Line Office. IA Grccnw!c-; of ?. C. Shutk, NJ
office the wharf the City Hotel and New Y ork
Hotel Broadway. and OF II. & : Rayn0r, - Bowery.-
Fare, each way, 50 limited number Of tickets only
he. I.-lps
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4 lIERICtN MUSEt M.-NcHdaN, august o1, S ai'
A irrc he wees Splendid performances III The aler
noon A ), oelocs and evening The manager mas NE
satisfaction Of announcing the cement " CO.. hano
the famous y,rsiln Dwarf y wears old and weehs - 20
r. axes pleasure announcing tie following aod'nd!
afiract!ou-;yo Mammoth Bows. The largest N existence
TWO Ca:sres the extraordinary animals IIvinsiNo
other Curcses, the most surprising objects " CREATION
The Orsn- Oulaag and The Boa Consric.crhe Ana'e.-
cal Vsuus-Ili-s Fanny Nhseler-,irtNi Western.
;, cents-children under 10. ~ cents. uaS
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excursions.
<T~ >MECHANICS' INSTITCTE-HUD
Sss.s.SGz-1SSON RIVER ENCy RSIoN-Aceompanie'

<T~ >MECEANICS' INSTITCTE-HUD.
S.s-.ssS...-l<SON RIN Err ENCU acknowledgements
keudal.s Ncw-IorS Rrsss Band: and
10 return by Moon ghL-The elegant steamer SOUTH
AMERICA will leave the City Thursday morning 9th
instant, touching nj Rvngtout ~ 10 o'clock, PAest l0
O'Clock Pier North River, lo+ O'clock; Barclay l0i
O'Clock. CsnaI.s . O'clock, anu Hammond II o'clock,
for Grand Excursion the beautiful village Of Taryiown,
Tappal- Bav the site OF the capture OF The famous BRUSH
Spy, Ma oI Andre by Pauldins, Van Vert and Williams
Near the village the romantic Sleepy Hollow rem
dercd 20 famous BY the legend Of Washington Irving
while few rods below, ebusomcd on the banks OF
the river lay the elegant grounds and splendid mansion OF
the author the legend atord.ns superb view OF the
noble TlIpan Bay. and surrounding. villages
Fare for the Excursion % cents.
On returning Tue City the steamer vii Lind passengers
at Hammond, Barclay and Pike SIS.
Tickets 10 mad al the Institute Rooms, Cuy Hall! OF
J. T. Coffee Beach and West sts; w Browning s, 20
North Moore-Sl; Il. Ballagh Chambers-s; I Wake. o.
Broadway; II. Lawton, Il Wsllst II. DmelI 600 Broad
WV. nnd Il The Boat aut 3il,'
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; The entire amount of Public Moneys in the dcpo-
STORES by returns received July 81 according to
the TreRsurers statement si,25797 subject TO draft
June 9th The present statement however, does not
contain the statement Of the amount in the Canal Bank
o. n Orleans, where there must be lsrge deposit On
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TT ACAtIP MEETING-Notce Exlra-The
rEz-.stal..:-I regular Committees Boat COLUMBUS.
wi. lepve ia, foot OF Deiancey-st. on
Wednesday at half past O'Clock A. NJ aud Market-sL
"A % : O'Clock precisely. II
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= Way. {. BOON CO. EavIng fter.Yed acdIt.o1s!
supplies Of choice Goods, you'd respectfully iave ne al
uo only extensive bat comprises TIE riches; qualities I'D
pattern. OF Yrsting Cssssere- Dr2g., sc thai are 10
Be found Il tbs or icrei IN markets.
Having usugl facilities - o1yIng iaey are enabled 10
Offer strcy Inducements purchasers, tDuga should De
understood ia: the. ow prices have reference Only TIE
De. quality OF riA-rias and Workmanship and ma;
mems produced her establishment not surpassed,
auv uar-icuia-, Rav house L The | ZION
The Cutting Department Is conducted oy NJ J. Lee,
whose almost nf.ble s; n TIE ar Is ne r=1 OF ong
syr,.r AID study aa WHO possesses me happy faculty.
OF s;i fashion oFIn aid OF selecting styles
- r,1.. ,... M ap2-o2rg:e % lie Season Eay2lsf
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xCHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.-The sub
scrbtr respectfully invites The attention Of To pub
Id c To his large and fashionable assortment OF Booa
4 aud Shoes, al Ii FU!ton-s where he re,aiis hne ey
CAT Boots e s. 50 and 81 made IN the LATEST FferGs
style and warranted 70 longer Than those usually 500
az other stores 81 Is and S..
TIE constantly increasing demand for these Boots ploYes
beyond doubt that they give universal saSfsenon 70 @
buyers, they are, by purchasing from trn enaosn
economic nearly one-lai tie expeHse Of nsif eoo
JOHN L. WATKINS, IA = u.ISn ~
iy2f lmeodis between Nassau and Dq.sa =, :.
sfPREMICM BOOTS.-Fins FfeI ,so.s FOL sod in
~ IS 81, city made, and are eq1s4 " pooz Soy a
other stores for IS aEs Ffenen cs 1oJ a. or "a
~6F So equal 70 the made N NJ ssoc NnasS,c
At YOUNG JoSES,s French 10 sI n ss ey Our BoI
havx been judged in the late Fair a soos wasrssnts1
be the best ever so.a ~ u pore in the Store, YOUNG
give aii..ac.io see. near he American Museum, New
IN TIE NEW STYLE Sumner Hat s:sy tssO,
Aduc1a' a' WATSON CO. Ia Ch1ihaIn.st
. oy ,.,y. assortment Of Panama. Leghorn and eve
~ Of summer Has. ~ very moderate prices
i-os isn
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4 YOUNG LADY wishes s!--a;!oG n sovefless n
~ private family teacher II school or a. companion
70 lstv e-arr n he city country he South Refer
ercss OF ns highest qecahliy Address 4 l. ~
ni.re 81 - naNer. Il
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-r@S MORNING LINE a. half past 6 O'Clock,
- Tor AI5say from The Steamboat Pier foot Of
y|err-n-sL Passage q Leaving sew
YORK on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Albany, Tues
dav Thrr,day and Saturday. Landing az HAMMOND ST
Van CoriIands Peeas4I, West Poa:, Sewourgh, Hanp-
ton Bristol Poaghkeepse, Hyde PARK Kingston, PIPER
Red uook Bristol. Cstskili, Hudson, Co1sacAle
Passengers taxing this boa. WI. arrive N nMe FOR the
u:n OF Ca!- from Albany West 20 Bueao, Sora 10 Sara
;o-a " ntehalI and Lake Caainp!aln -
Ire new and elegant .o~ pressure steaEer aETANO-
RA, Capt P. 4. Smith VIII eaTe As above
For freight or passage, apply or ooafd
Breakfast anc dinner on board
not generally understood that the Morning Line,
leaving at o'clock A. NJ charge g, take his method
10 INFORM the public that bY !eking The steamer HETAAO-
RA II 3. O'CLOCK A ~ they Themselves 81 and ar
rve n Albany a. al earlier hour thar by the Old Line.
Passengers VII! beware OF the tecoy runners Of the
North America she mas been put on BY the Old 3onopo-
w. {, tie same hour, 20 OF Tie SetaIrora-
Fare 70 vaa CostIaatrs DOCK . Poughkeepsie 20
Eirtt rrrr. In..ly
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Boarding.
miscellaneous.
GRINDSTONE

GRINOSTONES.
NEWCASTLE GRlNDSTONES Just received per ship
\Vahs,la FROM Newcastle; Nova Scoua Grind and Wa
Ter Stones from Seamaas Quarry now landing per schr
s.ad;. For ale BY FORSYTH LABAGH,
49, i.,- IS West-s;-
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90 CENTURY PLANT.-Sy request OF severn!
S friends VIII exhibit from O'Clock a H. 10 l1t
II his great nr.nral curiosity, which Ia Is feet hish
Swer stem feet in circumference. 1-d contains eaoi
three thousand towers. DUNLAP Z TScA2OS1
ty2i 2wiST Go SEosa"aS-
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- HERlFF'S SAIE.--By virtue OF a VIM OF hcri Ia
- cas TO me directed and Delivered VIII expose 10 sale
the vesubue OF the CITY Hail in the City OF NcSYork,
the 18th day OF September next At II o'clock VI all the
right, and interest ames Smith which hc had the
e0h day Of June 1876. Al any time aerward, IN whose
hands the be- ut IN and 20 all that
certain lot OF land IN hc cry OF New oA described IN
deed bearing date the 10th day OF March, 1872 made
and executed by John Lawrence and wife and Isaac Law
renee and VIE to Epeue- smith, ana recorded III ne OIL
nee OF the Register OF liz City and County OF Newfork,
Lib 20 OF Couveyance- page 81 all that certain
dwelling house ana lot OF ground and premises situated
lying and being In Second Ward The said City, dis
ngushe by number hundred Fron:-srrec being part
OF lots numbers I'VE and TX purchased by jeremiah brew
rr late of City OF ScyvYorA merchant deceased.
from John Cannon and LeGrand Cannon bounded IN front
Froni-strect Southwestery side thereof by store
and lot OF ground BELONGING Pietus Ravens III the rear
by house and lot OF ground now or late OF Abraham
Brewer and the Norhea,erly side thereof By house
and lot Of ground now OF Mathew Howell, which
said lot in front and twenty feet and IN depth
on each side seveuty-tvvo inches less
which said lot OF land known by the number
hundred and ve Fruur-ci IN the City of New ork, to-
gether with all and singular the appurenance- ard AeredI
aments rcreunto belonging or IN otherwise pertaining
Newly August Sd 1910 NM. JONES, Sheriff.
" w Lyon Deputy Sheriff. aui law6w
SHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue OF writ OF feri
Ctaces directed and delivered, will expose TO sale
Tuesday the fifteenth day OF September next al the yes
thule OF the City Hall OF the Cyoi New York az looeock
N the forenoon all the right ute and interest OF Henry
Wilkes, which he had the NTH day OF December lsio or al
any lime aiiervar OF in and to the pro
perry 20 Wit all those hen cer'ain ots piece, or Pa
OF and liiae, lying and being N the Twelfth Ward OF the
tain map entitled Map Of Thirdayenue Tract, former
y the property OF P Benson and Dr. Van Arsdae, made
J. =
and now on the o5ce OF Register OF the City and
County Of York, BY the numbers % =, 81 3d. T. a.
IL 49, % IL I02 J. ? SAID ots situated and lylng
between The First and Second avenues and between 10th
and 10th streets Also. al those 81 lots and parts OF lots
Of land in Menhatanv!e II the 18th Ward OF The
city o: NewYork, Distinguished the map OF Man
hs;aavi!!e, surveyed and laid out 81 Adophrs Lose
Cry Surveyor the 18th Sept 1906 by lots Nos Us and
IL or Manhartaa-.treet Nos. no. H. II, 49,, 1884, 1885,
1885, 30 li I42 $50 49, 49, ls, 49, 5a $50. 6o l6l. l6
l6 1911 l65 s6 l67 49, l6s 10 H. 49, 49, III ITS, 49,
II and l73 SchlefeIn-see; Nos. J2 3d. S. 49, 49, ~
H. 10 a. So 81 81 and % Byrdstteet together with he
sppurenances .hereunto belonging apperAnlEg Dated
Sew-Yo.k August l. 1916. WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
FREDERICK [. VrLrE. Deputy Sheriff aai lsw6w 4ds
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Western Lake Boa! Line, Aw gs,ns:.ssss ASsns-
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a. TO LET-Tse dwelling par OF House core: Of
- ,s-rr,s End Sirih-avenue, fChs-seasc9src.l
,s-s ;ti:s .r-ry convenience Tor boarding house
-h. Ezs s.x.-el rooE.., including bah roOn,
Loot -ange .ad al lie modern Croton wafer fixtures.
R-n; low 10 a good tenant Inquire Of
49, wv D. A. CuSHMAS No. ls5 Pes-i-s-
to s..r or orn-aveuue, between .tyh and 2is
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Ga MOTH CE-Th- sale OF valuable Farm. As
toris L. la.e The property Of jacob :. Totem, de
- cea-ed) viii IKE place Wedne-dsy An gust al
iciock- P VI the premises, by Perpoat Potter. Esq
!aster n Chan GER. Rui 81
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g nj Hocse No Il Dry--r wei. calculated for public
L or private house. Inquire the premises Possss-
sion Immediately. aus ~
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sea Revised Statutes, vol / chap = tile 81. nrc!e 81
par; l.t page TAO. s,S lavteDWSWAE
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