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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08

DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGAN6-eQch
~ Chronic and acute diseases Of the
Bladder, Leu corrhoou ar Wh;tss
Urethra, Striefures
Kidney, Seminal Weakness,
Also, 0ouorrhDa, Inability,
0iests, Wesknsssof the parts, &C.,
ca r without one Particle of mercury. They are eou
suitable Tor females They give and eneHy 70 the
ve organs rarely, II exoereneod from tskinr other
delnes For sale Apothecaries Hail. = Cafsrne strses
q IH Madcn Lane Price 81. with directions jsN I'M
AEAD LhEtV VITO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08

LII CASES the Surgical and Msdicaliin especially
"A thes Of standing receive advice
e o. th nfst applisaoa ssshsf nams or es!dsncs required
AenkssSswsa - HklNk, u. u.
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II Alien Dodw orrh, 5 Private Dancing school,
No 44g Broome-sL near Broadway. Polka Mazurka and
all other fashionable dsrces laushi in style.
2r,is
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HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.

Reported for The NewYork Tribune.
BEEF-Thc supply of good marketable Ca''ie 'ni'
week has been rather better but there is stu
of al! bu, the poorer qualities. Good Cattle cannon DC
Dough; for less than cents p 70. All the quota
lions below these rates allacous, as they only fe'"e
70 Cattle not f, 10 be brought into market at ALL
sHEEP-Are in pretty good supply anu senefa"y
range from 50 to So p head. Some very hne animals
70 considerably higher
LAMBS-None.
cA1,vEs-There are scarcely any good Calves
rorsb, 10 our make, at present and it is singular
o, ,ba mos, Of our ea,able Veal comes from PhiIade
mia ready killed and dressed There ought 10 be some
r.gu,stion which would exclude from our marke, the
moor TOO young unfa,encd and unwholesome dead
calf which is sold in marke, for Veal The Butchers
are az anxious for this any body and we wonder it
has not been done Fair Veal is worth 6. cents.
PoULTRY.-There no changes in the prices Of
Poultry. bu, Chickens They bring readily
e.. as7! cts per pair Turkeys worth from g.; cts
to 81 80 Geese aud Ducks as last week.
FisH-Suiped Bass is worth cts; Fresh Cod ;
Founders 3 Halibut5 Smets7 Eels O. FrestFish q
BUTTERFLIES, quality is % cts. and rather scarce
Western is in demand at l40l5 cts.
CHEESE.-A good demand at y a 9 cts
EGGs.-sl per hundred
VEGETABLES-In these there is nothing new 10 be
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Yesterday 1000 and to-day 5000 bales Spectators have
taken $500 oales. Import lIooo oaies
From Manchester our accounts during the past month
been decidedly favorable goods being selabIe
nd VAR. having improved fully &c 2 il.
MUsGRoVE & VANCE Cotton Brokers.
PIOIJR AND MEAL-The steamers news has tended
,ber 10 depress the market, but there now to
be demand for export which did before exist, aud
1900 bbs have been taken part So and the balance
ON private terms This is If any thing rather lower,
but prices are yet unsettled There have been far
Their sales OF 700 zoo bbs Howardst al l2, and $50
Brandywine at 62@. Rye Flour is worth &C. and
Corn Meal in bbls so as IS and bids about SIC which
for the later is lower.
GRAIN-a lot OF 500 bushels poor southern Wheat
sold al 7 cts and 5000 10000 bush Rye for export
at 90 cts Barley and Oats dull at previous rates
Corn is better for the news and 800 bush Jersey ell
low sold for disiling O. for some Southern
aloat higher price is asked
WHISKY is without change-say ready al - cts
HAY-There is nothing doing to-day, owing TO the
storm
wHALEBONE-The sales only for home use al
previous rates.
PROVISIONS-pork continues very Gull, 100 oois
new Ohio Prime sold about 49, and 100 Sour do at
private bargain Beet is litte trner but no sales nave
been made Lard il dul 100 b5s new sold al Il cts;
and 200 casks Cheese AT :: 1I' cts
TURPENTINE-A lot Of 600 bbl= North Country was
sold to-day on private iernss
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, FEBRU AIRY II IL.
" POETRY-February. by WIN. II. G. Hosmer; Ode for
the friends of Peace, by Rev ElDathan Davis; Sleep, by
Augustus Suo. srass The Prisoners Address TO his Mo
ther The Prison Convict by Albert Trscy. H. EDlTO-
RIAi.-Oregon aud Tariff; Patent Democracy-Young
IS Wright; Who did the Mischief; NewJersey; An Act
TO amend The Act prevent Usury; Lesson for the
Though tfu The Projected Tariff; Bneyisn 10 our State
Meeting the Issue Hon. WIN. {. Rives; The Duty on
Wool; The Grammar OF tie New Regent; How Secretary
Walkers Tariff viii work &c &c. Ill. POLITICAL
Naw-York Town Elections-Montg omery County LOUISE
ana Election SC ". NEWS-From Yucaan; From the
Argentine Republic Dreadful Shpwrecks and Loss OF Life
near New York appointments by Gov Wright; Corespoi
dence OF The Tribune from New Hampshire, Pennsylvania
Texas Ohio. New-0rleans. Washington PROCEEDINGS OF
CoSeREss from Regular Correspondent; Newly DIRK
LEGISLATORS, NC. " MISCELLANEOUS-Leig Hunts
italian Poets; Example OF Plain Speaking-Leer from
Rev John Pierpout; The License Question Nos. and
II Inquiry as 10 Lunacy The An-Rent QuestonSpeech
Estimate OF Negro; SngSng State Prison; State Legis
ls,ure-A Deed InlusliceMr. Crosby deprived Of his
seat The Idea OF Christian Church-ESract from Rsv
Theodore ParkeT's Sermon; A New Musical language
CAPITAL Puushment-Frst Annual Report VI the New YORK
State Society Manua! Labor with Education; Thorou2h
Legal Reform Robert Owen on the Oregon Questions The
Oregon Country, by Elijah White The Water Cure IN
England: The Results Emancipation In the British Col
onies; Thomas Clsrkson; Legislation for Slavery No
ices of New Publications; City Items. from The Daily
Tribune SC &c VI COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Produce Stocks, Money, Cattle Market, 4c
Single pies put IN wrappers for the Mails, can be
~ TERMS-S2 per year. All subscriptions payable
lniexiby in advance. Address
GREELEY L McELRATH Tribune Buildings
Cor Spruce and Nassau opposite ths CITY Hall
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urren, Pricts Of americnu Cu,tons M datf.

The Halifax steamer OF ith ut. lett Cotton market
very hrn with an improving character and on the 9th
prices generally I'd = 70 higher than those quoted
the Boston steamer the l5,h the market continued
very rm 6u, quiet and the by this mail caused
farther slight but temporary improvement in prices
About this time the pressure the money market
was now severely felt and the market has continued 10
be mos, abundsntly supplied with Couon more partic
uary during last week when large parcels OF old spec
ua,ion Cotton were brought forward and forced OFF at
se.y irregular prices establishing again the low
cy OF 3lst December Since Friday last, 30;h u there
has been rather less pressure, bu, sill superintendent
supply loads the market and there is rally from the
lowest poin. of quotation The cause which the pre-
extreme depression is generally ascribed-nsmely,
the arrangement Of money from the railway de-
poss-will probably no, be Of much longer duration
The sales Saturday estimated al 6000 bales,
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TAX on The CoLoRED PoPULAItoN-A oiiI mas
,,sn introduced into the Legislature by Mr. Hoover OF
Frederick county. for evyng tax OF two dollars per
e On Nil coored male inhabitants Of the State
sepy.one years Of age and under fifty hve and Of one
dollar on every female eighteen and under i0ry
are 10 be collected by the collectors OF the state
,a,es and devoted the OF the COLONIZATION
socsty In the case OF the refusal to pay oil property
holder or keeper HE her goods to be seized
and solu If property holder the body OF the non
having seized and hired the lowest
hinder who win agree pay the and in OF not
being able hire said denquents out they are TO De
oi 10 any person who viii pay the amount OF tax and
costs for the lowest period OF service :
This bill as /, now stands appears 10 be unequal op-
pre.ye contrary the Bill of Rights and unconstu,
fona as forcing the payment OF tax for the use ana
benefit of a charitable society. However, we have no
expectation that il will receive the sanction OF any con
siderable portion OF the members ofthe Legislature ana
we doubt whether ii passed the Maryland ColonZation
soeety would receive IA fund thus raised by expressing
ca.s Of the community for whose benefit said Society
has been instituted. Baltimore sun.
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q sCWlannuH diVlutnu OF 4 PET Ctul.
The aggregate amount of deposits returned by
the Savings Banks of Massachusetts is S9,5l3 25 OF
this sum BostoH has s. 1913 42 and S545327 Worcester
s9l9,Ol2. Lowell s73Oe50 The dividends paid for the
year ending 3Oh November last were S4O7i03, and the
whole number of depostors 5S,l7S.
Tho receints on The Housa,onic Railroad for the
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~ The ST. Joseph Gazette says there are likely
to be difficulties between the Pawnees and the lowas
who are located opposite that place Seme months ago
eo.uses Visited the Iowas to demand satisfaction.
counsel was held but the result OF their deliberations
was no, known. They demanded of the Iowas three
thousand dollars, three scaps OF money they nave
noneand the scaps it is probable they will have to
take before they can get them.
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Business Notices.

ESTAiLED DlSEAsE,-We believe 1t IS n mistake sup
t0ee That when oisease Is what Is called family
paint Il therefore incursble SUch diseases
aed through the blood Hud, therefore, medicine W hch
W.8pel The inecoe principle thence, must. II
- eul ot the enlsil,' lawyer would say Il supon
e blood through The eecreous, that Sauds Sarsapara
ss aud el1m ,hal Will render nnocuous the virus Of
aelary scrousa though have descended through
snam6er OF generations, its long enough petsever
ID in.
Prepared and sold. Wholesale aud retail, by A b. { D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 10 Fultou-sL rs Broadway
Nd q East Broadway, Newfurk Sold also by Druggists
seosriy throughout The United State. Price 81 per bot,
Is, or siI bottles for IS.
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THE SOUTHERN MAEL.

~ The Mail arrived last evening about eleven
*, bringing no papers from any point South OF Mo-
rTbe afternoon Mail brought nothing from beyond
Rat.ror.l
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DIED

The atiyes and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral OF PHILIP DE PEYSTER
ESQ from 81 Paul's Church Hoboken, N. j. on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. 1890.
The funeral of Mrs. ELIZABETH SIlVERS, winch
was TO have taken place on Friday morning ia postponed
on account of the storm.
Her friends and the friends Of her sonin.law. John
Rernick requested to attend her funeral from no AZ
Ryinpton street. on Sunday l o'clock Her remains
will be taken 10 Wiiamsburgh. L. l. for interment
On Friday afternoon Feb 20ih LUCY CHAPPELL
wife of Samuel Cheppe, aged 90 years month days
The friends and relatives Of the family, and those Of
her sonn.law Hiram Ostrander. invited 10 attend
her funeral on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence No. IL Commerce street
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BELOW.
Brig Citizen. Brown - DIS FIN Balize, Honduras, with
$1,000 feet mahogany. 25 ogwood. to F. Alexander
Brig Poland Wheeler IL DIS i'm Cardenas (Cuba)
with Inolasses, TO J Taylor
Brig Forest Kitching 20 DIS I'm New Orleans, with mo-
lasses to Buck a. Peters.
Brig Lexington Johnson : ds I'm Newbern, NC, with
naval stores TO master.
Brig Defiance BaIlentine. l5 DIS I'm New Orleans with
moassea
Brig BrooAline, Pettingill I'm Wilmington, NC with
naval stores, to master
Brig Lagrange is at anchor of the Quarantine Ground
Staten Island.
The above vessels were reported by Pilot Boats as
having been boarded OF Barnegat.
The Revenue Cutter Spencer is at anchor OF Staten
Island
No inward bound vessels in sight from the Highlands
at Sunset. Wind w.
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.

III SULToH-sTREET
&THE SUBSCRIBER requests those gentlemen n
4 want OF handsome Boots and Shoes AZ very reduced
prices, call al hs old established stand and examiao
-T alarge assortment which will induce them TO givehm
their The Unprecedented increase OF his business
duog The last year proves that Ids articles give universal
satisfaction Dress boots from 81 50 &c. warrsnisd 20
wear wemade Of the best French calf and s5os
lnedia:e supervision. Shoes from 81 IS 10 ~
other article In his line equally low price, noties ausS
boots and shoes made TO order at The anapgs sRsn Of
anted fit handsomely and easly sIpressy Tor each
customer. ,...dntions Southern and
snB9ys Ioo orders paneinaIly attended.
'o betwesn Nassau and Dutch ste
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iOiuter fashions.
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WYNN r JENNINGS CO. Diapers and Tsors In
w not.rs OF Cloths ard Cassmeres Vesrngs lc, 2Sl
R,osSway American Gots opposite he Fountain, ID
rn, extensive assortment OF Few goods for Fall and
Winter wes- comprising. French and English Cloths for
Drss and rrock Csssrieres in variety Of styles
sir SsTin Meriro and --lve! Vesiings MlL-d Cloths
Tw.eis &c for OTerCosts, winch viii BE- made uF
- ord. frrolsa the aid OF etcicn: corps
az cs be found in the country al essential point in ne
economy which ws wonid eiIeci aIo IL rsncs!:ns me
Ssrrmns;pr that our views OF cheapness based
IN he production Of any other han hrs Psrn-na
such "A have sustained system OF small Proas and quick
rsurns and prompted the solicitation OK call from those
bn yrona really effect saving Of the per cer:age
I-yiad under the credit system
The attention directed 70 me Fsntsoers department. nus:
.onn 10 offer Inducements 10 these who appreciate nj
ccInbirirg ease and elegancr-
IN addition 10 the usual assortment OF goods kept nJ NE
,-5 We have always on hand ready made Dress and Frocs
cos, Psn,aoons Vests kc to answer the requirements
fhosr VINO emergency require rs; a.e sdii
AIso Fsnry Articles in great variety Scas Crsvs
Hsndkerctefs Gloves SusPenders. Hosiery, un6er-Nes
n-swer, Linen ssd Musn Shirts, Collars, kc &c ais
0yERCOATS, CIoaks, Winter Frocks, ke- In various
~ new styles for SALE resdy made a 81 Broadway;
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- OAL.-Great Reduction in Prices.-We are now de
~ iverng from yard we'll known superior Peach Or
chard Red Ash Coal, follows Broken Egg So GO !;
large Nut IS IS per ton free OF cartage Consumers
rely having the best Coal the above prices. we'll
screened. TlSDALL SCHACH,
20f2wis- Sc Cherry-sl near Pearl.
GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, a. the Mandatory, 81
~ Reate-sc Gold Foil equal TO any IN the CITY, s1 per
lowest market prices Pale Gold IS So per pk Goid 81
yer and Copper Bronzes. Silver Leaf, &c &c.
100 Im,- J. [. WAUGH. Practical Gold Beaten
MIR IAS4R a native of Germany, having for some
Fl time taught his native tongue and being thoroughly ae-
quan.ed with the English propose. forming cass al NO
a. ST. near Roadway BE teaches on Oendorfs
much an sroyed system Particulars references terms,
1c &c naY be known by applying 10 Mr.. GREENOUGH,
No 20 FrsnkIin a. III 2w WLSisF
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HOWES' CIRCUS AT PALMO'S.
TsNHIS EVENING, the performances will commences
with grand
Roman Enree, led by Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Myers.
Light and Dashing Act, by Walter AyDar
n B. Turner in Lespine Act on Two Horses.
Posturing and Balancing by Mr.. Nixon and Son.
The Paragon of Female Ecuestrisns, by Madame MA
CARTE.
Mr. w. Nichols in his Backward Feats
Afternoon Performance SATURDAY. at ~ O'Clock ST
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~ BY James III. MilIer.-By order Of the as
signees OF james Russell will be sold the Merchants
Exchange in the city OF NewYork by James NJ. Miller
Auctoneer the 9Th day OF February inst IL O'clock
noon undivided dh part OF those four certain lots.
pieces parcels OF land. situate, lying and being Hal
lens Cove in the County of Queens State of New-York
known AID designated certain map, entitled Map of
the Hasey Estate a. Halles Cove, Z. l." intended be
lied in the office OF the Clerk OF said County Queens by
the numbers four al ave 81 lel snd steven (Ll
For particulars, inquire OF James h. Miller, No. Lib
.rty.st (5S7) IL!
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Books.
cBaHAM,S MAGAZINE

GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE
OF LITERATURE AND ART. FOR MARCH, 1916.
Contribulors 10 the March Number
ZION J. X PAULDlNG, Author OF The Duicbmans
Edgar A. Poe Author OF Tales of the ero,esque and
John d Mancur, Author Of Henri ousue or, The Days
OF .hs League sc.
P. Benson De Lany. NJ. D.
T. B. Read. +. Cosby, Jr.
Mrs Ann S. Stephens, Author Of Mary Derwent," &c
Mrs. Frances S Osgood, Author OF "A Wreath OF Wild
Flowers from New England &c.
Fancy Forester.
Mrs. Caroline II. Butler Blanche"
z. p. Wmpple. Francis j Grund.
Embellishments OF the Number
The Duenna.-A mos; splendid mezzount, the second OF
engraved pressy for Grshsms Magazine.
hv Sartain the prince of meZzotint engraers.
Paris Fashions.-These beautiful specimens OF French art
and taste every where with praise End
rapidly extending the circulation and reputation OF Ora
hams Magazine
Music No More" Arranged for the Piano ard Guitar,
by J. G. Osbourn.
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THE WESTERN CONTINENT,
EDITED By PARK BENJAMIN, for today Is an ex-
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will be found the following:
The Elves by Thomss Carlyle; beautiful story.
Major Jones his Travels eer No s. by the author Of
Major Jopes's Courtshlp.'
Another splendid Letter from the New.York Correspou-
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New Orleans Cores pondence. very interesting.
Confessions and Observations Of Sir E. L. Bulwer; 4
good article from the author of Pelham.
The great Pianist, by Henry c. Watson
The Legend OF Mary Msgdaene BY Mr. Jameson AMI,
sc making the very best family paper published in
the United States. Terms 3 year, 6 Cts per No
JUST PUBLISHED.
The Gamester tragedy IN I'VE acts. Price l2t Cts
All the English PicIorias Punch, Wilmer X Smithss
Time. &c. &c. In great variety.
The Slep-aolher by g James" complete for 81 cts.
No % Living Age price J.! cts. All the back numbers
on hand.
All The new and chesp publications. for sale Wholesale and
retail by f2lf2tisl WM TAYLOR, Aston House.
THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
MARCH,. lSi6.-.suPerb EmbelI,shments IN the
lSlMarch Number. No /. Raising of Jairus Da.ghtsf
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Original Contributors 10 the March Numbe-Mrs Lidia
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r. For Sales Of Stocks, SC. see Fourth Page.
sales ut the stock Exchnnge....Feb 20.
FRIDAY, P. NJ.

There was pretty brisk business done at the
Board o.day-and prices generally advanced. Long Isl
land and Norwich and Worcester advanced 1t Farm
ers Trust Co and Harlem Railroad T. Mechanics Bank
l. and Canton Co and Ohio Skies J. Morris Canal Co.
declined +.
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o We see it stated that Col F L. Claiborne, Of
MNs'ehez, is about publishing the Life. Speeches aud
!mes OF Hon GEORGE PoINpEXrER
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A0ohs.
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INST Published.

JUSI
A NEW EDITION OF CUKlOSiTiES OF LlTERA-
~ TURE aud the Literary character Illustrated. BY L.
c. DIsRAElI, Esq D. C. L. +. 5. 4. With Curosites Of
AMERICAN LITERATURE. By RUFUS w. GRIswoLD
new edition OF this splendid work ready for The
rude In very large royal volume. Elegantly
done up in cloth Price for single copies - 80 liberal
discount II Booksellers GREELEY mcELRATH.
NEW NOVEL BY JAMES!
nRICE ~ cents-WM. TAYLOR, No. Astor House.
4 will publish This morning Roger Duuon the True
Prophecy. By G. F. K. James Esq. author OF Darney,
Rche.ieu. The Robbers, the sep-M other, &c &c.
Nor hrs; pubshed complete. This story Is equal o the
productions olhs popular author in his best days ISL
a LhIANACS.-The trade supplied With Arnsnhcs al
~ nricrs nfrnsrufartnrng The Trhnns nfira ana
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q The annual mortality 10 this climate from Consumo
aon Is friehul may he from statistical reports
nc Inferred from The great variety OF Basas and other
isceoi-s offered the complaint which nigh, mos,
ee be prevented and long life and health enjoyed simply
y hr vi he Oil Tann, from p Corilsudsl the
zoos, rendering hem waterproof aud durable, securing
ssefeb7 dry fee, anG good hthllh u s,rOd
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DOSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE.-ANTHO'
Z NY ]. BLEECKER will sell al the Merchants Elk.
change Tuesday February 2ih II O'Clock the hrst
story brick house. n fee and inches In front by 50
feel in depth. with brick aud conservatory for
plants In tbs rear situated The Wesl side OF Greenwich
~ known az No $50 Said houfe built and rlished In
the best possible by days work and is epete via:
every convenience Cnon water is introduced TO the "a
story The lot p and inches in front by 1852 feet
and inches iu depth the fronting the East side OF
Washngton-s 2 feet and inches on sad rear Is Stable
in complete order The garden is Handsomely laid OUT
containing grape vines In full bearing, and choice variety
of shrubs aud lowering plants The situation 10 pleasant
commanding extensive view OF the Hudson River and
Jersey shore and Is ad accent 10 q stage route.
Sixty per cent Of the purchase money may renaia on
mortgage for a term Of years at per cent
Possession will he given the 18th OF April, and the
PREMISES can be sven between IL and o'clock.
~ snnv on lhs nrerse. or az Broad.st laf is!s
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MEMORANDA

The Telegraph (no magnetc) reports the Floating
Light Ship having left her moOrings and anchored
inside the Hook. Also reports brig ashore the
Elm Tree, Staten Island.
The packet ship Quebec, for London will sal! to-day,
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BEBEE s COSTAR,
l55 Broadway.
q Will introduce the Spring Fashion for Gen
uemens Hats March It'll, 1916. 2lf isti
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GSO REWAKD.-The fremont agninst the World
,cJU-Fihy Dollars Reward 10 any business man who
beat the following OF 62 plp5 IN string OF ten
rolls the fremont Bowling Saloon No 81 East Broad
way and II Divson-st which is the longest Bowling Sd
loon in the world containing SIX most splendid Alleys
The Alleys new completed They have been laid
upon entire principle which makes Them more solid
Khan IN the This late. has found
ed by most pms scians. The following games made
by business bowling together the evening OF
Jan 24h 1896 10 the presence several gentlemen while