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DIED 4:

Yesterday morning. 25,a inst. GEORGE SWORDS,
infaut son OF Robert Dumont.
On Thursday afternoon, OF scarlet fever in Sd year
Of her age EMILY daughter of Augustus Wetmore.
The relatives arc friends OF the family invited TO
attend her funeral this friday afternoon at O'Clock,
from No 81 Madison st.
On Thursday morning. Goth inst, MARY ANNE JAR
Wis wife o, Thomas S Chr;stophers
Relations and friends of the family. and OF her uncle
Thomas vermiya, respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral services Christ Church, Annonyst to NOR
row Saturday. afternoon at quarer past precisely
In this city Jan. -, OF typhoid fever SUSANNAH q.
wife OF N. +. Blunt aged "a years.
Printers in Maine requested to insert the above.
On Thursday morning. in the 18TH year oil her age
Mrs CORNELIA VAN WAGENEN.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
IL invited TO s,tent her funeral on Saturday, at r. NJ
without farther invitation from the residence Of her son
Hubert Van WGgenen Jr. No. 40 Murray St.
In Oxford Chenango County, the Goth inst, after
short illness Mr.. WILLIAM T. GRiSWOLD, of this CT
~ and formerly from Delhi, Delaware County.
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General Notires.


"lstlTga
are aily occurring every part Of The country which prove
!ncontetnby the superiority OF this Ba!sam IN every
shade OF lung and liver disease every other prepsra
lion heretofore The world TIE following voice
from Vermont is ar her proof of is value:
TusBsIsGE, Orsng- Co VI Nov IS, ls45-
Mr. Seth w Fowle-Dear Sir; hereay certify that one
year sgo ls,: June. violently attacked with Cold
aud Cough vrh SIZE and stnEisch and not free
from Cough during that l1 December following
ny cough .nc-es,-d Alarming thst during
that To-; about ptrtf-- pounds Of i=sh enG ply
s,cian. with whom advi.-.i. could give relief IL
thou gh; By all thai should As good
fortune would hsve II, IN March following aer su5-rtn
exceedingly through Winey heard Of the beneficial ef
feet of WisTARs BALSAN or WILD Cherry, ny wey OF
-nd who had received bene the Of the
article, ard ncined BY him mare trial OF yse
and words express obligations 20 that friend for
thus recommending this article and al the critical
be did, for had taken up bottle before
completely cured and from that day TO this have not
been troubled with cheeriuly recommend
ell. being remedy @: great -ae hoping others may
be induced and thus become convinced OF lis merits
and perhaps saved the fatal grssp Of pon
FREEMAN MOVES.
Be csreful and the genuine Dr. Ws;ar's Bassn OF
Wild Cherry None genuine WITHOUT: IL has the New WraP-
per, ich always bears the written signature Of butts
al Others courieFirts SETH ". FOWLE.
Proprietor and General Agent
Price 81 per bottle. siS FOR IS
Sold wholesale and retail BY A. g D. Sacds Druggists,
- Fu!tonst rs Broadway. and u East broat~Ay only
Agents for NewYork IsS 4eodis
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Markets.. Carefully Reported far 7Ae Tribune
Trr-,s7.v r,r 90


THURSDAY Jan. %.
AsHES-The demand continues good and sales have
been made OF 100 bbs Pots 90 and l5o TO 200 bbls
Pearls a, 5. The market = hrrl.
COTTON-The sales today have been 1000 bales, 200
m SINNERS and 200 for France OF which one 10. OF SOC
mid Trospd= AZ &c The market to-day has recovered
the decline of ;c noticed yesterday and about the
same as before the arrva of the Hberna. Freights
Liverpool are firm a; d = 10
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tuere is som INQUIRY for ship.
rent but we hear oil sales to-day Holders are firm a.
s SOL for Gsnesee and 50 for Michigan The home
demand is very light. Sales CasaIia' 25 Yesterday
400 bbs Genesee sold for Franco ats 56t Or New Or
zns We notice sales 1900 b5ls round hoop part for chip
rpeut at ) 81! rs so. There has been transaction in
Southern bat the particulars did nc; ranspre Sales 100
bills Howards at 37!. the range for Southern good
descriptions is 5OG5 -. lot of Richmond Country
was offered al ) so without buyers. Corn Meal is -
al co. Bag Meal 258 37l. Buckwheat Of prime
quality is scarce bbls o0Gi IS bags 81. az 90 Y
cwt. Sales Ship Suits at Il cts.
GRAIN-There appears to be little doing excepting in
Corn for which there il fair demand when the proper
quality can be had the proper The sales o.day
are Is coo bush Southern White for the Continent IS
cts weight and cargo for Gsing AZ IS cs weight de-
ivered In Wheat nothing doing the miers having good
stocks Barrier entirely nominal at o. Cts Rye Soc
Sales 800 or 400 bushels jersey - Canal Oats 40
a5O River 45. Jersey 4O@i2, With sales 500 TO 1000
bushels.
wHIsKY-The market is very dull. We hear of no
sales Bbs are 24G2iic. Drudge % cts
METALS-We note farther sales 1000 pg5 Lead at 4
90 cash. and none offered ut that Pig Iron is srrv
ing ,e and 100 IONS Gartshcrrie sold ut $40 mos.
Sales so tons English Bars at SO co. from ship.
Swedes are SIS with little doing
NAVAL sToREs-Turpentine is freely offered at 81
30 which is decline without buyers. Sales $50 bbls
North County Tar att Bit. Spirits dull.
sEEDs-clover is still inac'ive. We quote nomia-
ally elal0i cts Sales 50 Rough Flax at $40 90.
Clean offer ed at | 90, without sales.
FFATHERs-We note sales COCO Is prime Western
Live Geese At Bic and 5000 is common at 25c. all cash.
The stock is fair.
CoFFEE-A parcel of 500 bags St Domingo changed
hands at Sc. cash.
BEESwAX-sales to fair extent are making of Yel-
low at 29i $50 cts.
LIME-some cargoes Eastern have been made at los
oils eta. = casK.
PROvISIoNs-In Pork there still buta very moderate
trade going The market for old Ohio is nominaly
$40 and s2 0O912 - for Prime and Mess Beef is firm
at 0O05 80 and 00ds 20 with sales 300 bb Mess
made public An offer Of IA 90 was made for
500 ties Prime Mess. Sales so ties supposed AT Ii CO.
Lard is 7t65 Nothing doing IN Picked Heats
Western Dairy Butter in rather better demand at l3d
l6 Ohio llni2 Some purchases Of Grease Butter
have been made for shipment At l0010 Cts Cheese is
7d7i and quiet
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NEW-YoREwEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 3I.-I
POETRY-Sp6re yet Awhile oy John +. Murray ::
Fr.e1orn y Augustus grass To Csssius NJ Clay by
Ionn y-.sII The Yeug Astronomer, by Hrs. B. Thorn
ss The Fairy Eo2enent, ny g. 6. Foster Forgiveness
linda. and lh Thief che Young Megdaen by c. w. Pat
Zen II 5 Amy H. rDITORlAl-Thc Wing Party and
Orrgop-Tae Sotce sd tn Express; Oregon Albany
Tn. Tariff: Cu.t n Euse Perquises The Tariff Wash
ington the Public lsnd.-N,ional Reform Putting on
s1d of the OuaAar Prison Discip in- The S-ws
Turop.-Oregon: Lss,ity OF CorPorators; The Stale
Pr1,rpp: The Public Lands; a Mirror for Legislators
Tba Rrstish Propusirln &c Ill NEWS-From New
Z-sfand Van Densu Land, &c; Revelation in Mexico
o; Tt Tribune from Pensacola London
ssn.cs Fss WashinI1u, Essex Co. Herk.er Co.. Har-
ri.hr-r. PRpcEsDiSe OF CONGRESS- from Regular
f,oyessnond-u hsHYoRK LEGISLATURE; Farfter For
,yn ~ By theIiberuia; Crest Storm Ia ihe South
-. .-H,, b, rive. Fsie Mere OF Mexico France SPAIN
NJ E,n"Isnd Fires; New 4npshr-: Mississippi L. s.
Sars,ers Sr Sc i. MISCELLANEOUS-R-v OF
~ PnhIirstors; he Free Land Increment. from The
EsrI,gsr. Lii. Psservers; Mr.. Bascnm's Reply 10 a
Tsvman'. The Deli Trials Country Lite-MentsI Re-
,r,r-s. C. M C.Ry,nd The Session Lyc-um c. IL. Clay
IN pny In The Couer and Enqniter; The Prejudice of
C,o,. Temp-raac-SForeign and Domestic; address 10
,h Voter. IN the Sta OF NewYork by the People of Col
o-- CO, lem. from the Dale Trsune. &c &c " COM
n MI ISTELIGENCE-Produc-. Stocks Money,
CO. HnIk-l N.uYork Prices Current &c
ssns cupies puap Ia wrappers for tho MsiIs can be
Obtained Ell the desk-priee ot cent?
~TERMs-S2per year Al subscriptions payable
innsxibly In advances SaarsS
GREELEY SELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
Cor. Spruce q assfa9 "a, opposite tse City Hall
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Western Navigation
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
CIScISSArI, Ohio, Jan. "a, l6ld.
arrived here to-day on board the steamer {" Pa
lestne' from ST. Louis, which place she left on the
l7thinst This is the first passage made since the
reopening of navigation.
When we left the Mississippi River was open to
Alton, and the ice fast running out of the Mis-
souri, and Illinois Rivers and the weather has since
continued mild l have no doubt they now both
free from ice and navigation resumed. We found
the Mississippi very lowndeed never saw Il as low as
il is at the present time which makes both difficult and
dangerous to navigate.
The Ohio has been rising this place for days
and the boats are running Pittsburgh but there Is
We, good deal of floating ice coming down which
renders it difficult get along but should the weather
continue mild il will all soon disappear.
Yours truly, A. B.
Eg% Three snag-boats were employed in the
Lower Mississippi and Arkansas rivers during the month
of December last They removed from the beds of these
rivers during that time l626 distractions and feed
SO impending trees sc. at an estimated cost to the
Government of SS,}s0.
~ We learn from the Salem Advertiser that a
few days infant OF Mr.. G. w Graft, OF that
town was burnt to death by its clothes taking fire.
~ The dwelling house of Harry Bostwick, in
tine town of De wiz, Onondaga Co was destroyed BY
6re on the aad Loss about Ss00-no insurance.
EFs- George Munday, called by some the hatess
prophet New Orleans the last accounts, ep
ly intoxicated.
~ The body of yNm Mcqueen, who suddenly
disappeared from Detrotn October last has been found
in slip of the riverin that city.
r5a A forgery has jusi come 10 light at Provi-
dence r |. No particular are given.
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r. Phrenology.-Mr L. n. FOWLER commences
his first Course OF Lectures in Mr. Martins Church in
Chryse above Dsncey, TO commence esday eve
niog February 3d. At y O'clock Admission Free. He
continues hi. lectures every Monday and TUESDAY evenings
the place AMI hour The subject uflhe hst Lecture
i'll he the fundamental principles Of Phrenology and Ply
sioogy win Ply sioogicGl Exsrnna-
lions ut persons selected from the audience. Mr. Q.
Fowler VIII Commerce similar Halls Buildings
Brooklyn, Feb. lth. $50 Ais
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py- ToitEr Notwithstanding OF Lubin's, Guer-
s. Preyusts Saissy's Pa,eys Ede's. &c. Perfumery,
pmnde. OD- snd washes for the hair D-nuces, Come.
~, Saving Creams and Soaps Toilet Soaps and Washes,
n1ns from every approved msker in Europe, warranted
Toolb Nail Hair Shaving. Hat end Co;h Brushes Pocket
and PenIiyes with large assortment o: Fahcy Cutlery,
nre,,ng Cases isciured by the subscribers which
.oSss I'll s, necessary for The toilet very portable
and a.efu form snd FOR durability cannot be surpassed
sod by g. SAUNDERS son, III Broadway, few doors
sSoyc Cortland ST. jos ATS
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II a meeting of the business men Of Newark
was held a, the Park House Wednesday evening 10
consider the proprety of erecting Steam Cotton &C
tory in ths, city. Statements were made BY eenue
man of long practical acquaintance with the business u
manufacturing to show the advantages Of steam over
water power. a Committee was appointed 70 'n'e'''
gate the subject and report TO future meeting.
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Bnsitess Notires.

SAS.APlLLA-Too often the inquisitive spirit OF
S,,.ets It's attention 10 matters which are beyond s
snd attempts fshom the mysterious depths OF d.
u,,dom with the shof, pumuei line of human reHson-
more prof;abie sptly this desire to nvest-
sue ,be fair field Of nature ie research mere
49, mnos.bilty of measuring the purposes OF HIM VINO
ssorrd sud garnish-d il with priceless vslusoes Not
- lie least of these is Ssrsapars Read the record OF
M sc amount Of good which has been effected WIN
~ s,c. OF root, concentrated In the form OF Sshos
ss,spsra The dyspsptic the feeble victim OF mineral
sr,p,, he scroe stricken suffering the psoge Vi 9oo,
Pc ho,cA and 6gurei subjects OF erQPuon. ms rh-u
80 ,- biiouss have be-u restored 10 health ntocgn
Sod In the right direction
Psnar,-t and sold Wholesale and retail, by A B. d.
49, AL broadway New-Yo-k. Sold slso by Druggists
ssersly throu The United Satea Price 81 per bot
g. or six botIes Tor s..
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CALIFORNIA.

u An Experienced Traveller IS now forming 4
select o. rIv OF Aruerian Citizens perform tour
10 California in lhe eusing SpriuT Full particulars can be
ohtnined by reading work entitled. " Preamble
Constitution and Bylaws OF the t;e'rYors Californian
This neat ,t- volume reals upon subject OF oeep inter
.i IN all psr.ous and should be resd rs family Price
III Cents For -ale hvR c. Root Co of Wall aad
Pear! SIS = Han. 20 Greenwich st, CspL P B Macy.
cor Alien and DivsioH.t aui Dr. F. Buckel-w, css
and Orange SIS Brooo1 Letters prepaid directed TO Box
1870 Lower Post Ofsce viii he attended % lmis'
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TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~ Governor SMITH, OF Virginia, has appointed
the 18th of February the day for holding an
Election 10 FIJI the vacancy in Congress occasioned
bv the death OF Hon WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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he.d. hald hraia. red head.. aaoy /!

Grey heads bald heads. red heads Ahoy
2. yct1r uo.se..ors WON al, mao or boy
70 hsy. nr dark noft SILKY hair you've only but 10 sivS
ThIee .iI!!ngs bottle OF Joness Hair Restorative
if,curf il on your scalp, or II your h.r is falling fast
-. mis- single dAv aud all such vile dsfccis are past
Ard n your Is dry harsh, Is ts in winter time,
Twill make again keep moist and son and d Tx and
prime VI
MInd resder, this is really good article We formerly
aid nothing less than 81 but put up shilling bottles
s ali NAV try Sold The sign ofhe American Eagle u
Shshan.st or SSi Broadway, n. Y. or 1879 Fulton;sL
SsAnsivp 80 2.ecd
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ru-Go,.rnf. laitG INDICATED Soap, 70! the cure OF PIN
*, Freckles Tan Sslown-ss Eroptions and Bill skin dis
Smre,rents ey depot, 81 Walsers Isl Store FROM
RTsdwsy 81 a cake. Grecian Hair Dye, pegetdba
Tnr,a Rouge for crimsoning Lips and Cheeks PoudT'
ett,k for erad,odting ;up.uo ha'r wihou; injury 10
he AKIN LILY Watt for instantly scattering redness soo
sn, from the face Acoustic drops for curing deafaessSc
Le The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. tonr
ara to ourd only (hesr IL mind 3: 81 sEer-'i ' sof
FROM Broadway. ,,,.-. p,u,5o,r,,s
AessTs-F- g. T1itle, Assembly Blilcipg, rhiiaoePts
Jordsn Mix Boston Carlson Co Lowell ~ Oh
. ~ L. C,srrisu Bedford; Guild, Bang0ri 6!iSi oS;as
80 Coo =, Co Wnreasis-: Myers N. Haven. dIH
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r- ,;r Rrodsury,s Fe,tivnls.-Ths snb,

r. Dir. Brn6Sury's Festivals.-Ths subscriber
oud respectfully ;hst re is preparing give
Juvenile Musical Festivals in the Broadway Tsberna-
clelhe FIRST the liih of February, the second The
IS
Neither pains expense will be spared TO render these
the most interesting Juvenile entertainments given by
him. Scholars equested 10 he very ppncus their
respective classes. VIM. B. BRADBURY.
o,isrS spnd-
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= Window shade Depot, No. Spruce-s,.-
2GG pair always hand Persons about furnishing their
houses, viii lessi 100 per By calling tie De-
POI BARTOlI / DE MAUNY.
~ B-Cord Crosses and Tsss-s IN iots suit manufsc
tnrsra' -rras MS is1
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TTHE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE heio an inter-
esting meeting at Newark on Wednesday evening "nicn
Yss addressed by Messrs OAKLEY of this city MORTON
# Rochester. and CHAPMAN Of Jersey City
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e. The Subscribers Lozenge for Cold IN tbs
Head instantly a-viass the disagree pous Of that
unpleasant disorder Permitted Dissolve slowly in the
mouth in It's action the membrane Of that
Il whdraws Inflammation from the parts affected Il Is
slso rcacous and approved remedy for hoarseuess
and loss ofvoice Price % cer;s box.
Sold at the principal drug stores, and by J. COD
DINGTON, SOS Hudson. cor. Soring.st SO lmlsp
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Showing an increase In all the items excepting Specie
Counterfeit twenty dollar notes on the Bank of
Charleston, s c. neatly executed, in circulation at
the South.
The great case OF the Bank Of Kentucky against
the schuykill Bank of Philadelphia growing out of the
frauds of Lewis Cashier of the sttcr Institution was de-
cded Yesterday in favor ofthe Bank of Kentucky The
main points decided were:
That the Bank of Kentucky, although foreign corpo
ration was competent enter into contract in Penn
svvana for the establishment Of agency here for the
transfer OF its stock.
That the Schuylkl Bank, as banking corporation
was legally competent enter into such contract with
the Bank Of Kentucky
That the Bank of Kentucky wac responsible 10 the
holders of the spurious stock issued by its Philadelphia
agent so far certainly be bound toake compensa
ton to the holders Of such spurious stock
That the Bank of Kentucky having actually made such
compen sation had It's remedy in equity against the
Schuyklll Bank a delaulting seent for Indemnify
That the liabilities OF the Schuylk Bank for the acts
of its Cashier in issuing the spurious stock was cock
tensve with the indemnity OF the bona hde pur'
chasers of said stock.
The Court decreed in favor of the Bank CT kentucky
and made an order in reference 10 the computation OF
The oyer.issues and the of indemnity to De paid
by the Schuylkil Bank under this decree
The decree Is said be final; appeal being allowed
by the Act of Assembly, vestng equity powers IN the
judges of the Common Pleas.
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posr OerIcr. Nrw-YoRx. Jan. 81

posr OFricE. Nsw-YoRK. Jan SOth 1876.
CS- steamer Hibernin, from Boston.-The
of the above Strm- VIII he closed ST. his Office on
Saturday, the SIst st 81 O'clock ?. NJ. Possge a.
letters must be prepal 10 Boston Letters OF MALT
or under cents, each additions. hslr ounce cents.
tS02t ROoERT Il. MORRIS, P. VI.
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~ D,1Icy,. 1I,cicaI Pain Extrnc1or.-Tb,

~ DnlIcy,- MsgIcnI Pain ENtractOr.-Th's
preai article .sil th- following diseases: Burns
Scnld. Tic Doloreux Cd Sores, Sw-nes. Spinal Weak
mess lc Ec-eveu life under the trying circum-
stances and they vino 'egard 1t Will be aware that H. Dali
Law il written on ever BOX Of the genuine article only.
Depot for the ried States the sale OF the
Saye : No. I2s Fullorei SIM Building. n. Y. 2s 6s-
r-aIIen Dodworh's Private Dancing school,
No a4g Rroon.-sL u-g Broadway. Polka, Mazurka and
=. Other fashionable d,ces tsugh, in correct style.
ds.2
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


THURSDAY. P. 81
The transactions at the Board were no, large, ard
tho rnsrke, shows no marked change. Generally the
quota ions are triAe lower. The dying reports from
washington have depressing effect, and some Of the
buyers d, low prices are realizing.
There is less doing in Foreign bills for the steam
er than expected and the heavy Sterling
s.Ge;. Francs 52si PIT
Money is quite tigh, to-day the Banks holding up
all they can to make good show on the lst pro1lno.
An Institution conducted upon the plan of the
Citizens Bank OF Cincinnati would be Of infinite service
in this city 1t would keep the class of small borrowers
who canno. obtain facilities from Banks out OF the
grippe of noteshavers and pawn.b-okers Many worthy
mechanic perfectly responsible for the small sum ne
wants cannot obtain loan because he Ia not known IN
Banks. unless ne pays large shave to some private
capitalist WIN not some of our monied men think OF
this matter The following statement OF the Bank ailu
ded to we find in Cincinnati paper
This Institution commenced operations in Cincinnati
in i3 on the plan of making temporary loans and pay
ing interest on money deposited and what speaks
whole amount of the Banks losses from the beginning
To the present time is less than $500.
Its loans this time about Sl2UUOO exclusive OF
800 600 deposited for year at low interest Ia the ONO
Life Insurance and Trust Co. Bank, as an available re-
serve fund.
L.. loans will average than Sl2O each some
of them are repaid in day. many In week, and
the greater part in month that the chief portion of
the Banks funds changes hands every month During
the pressure for money of the last months the Bank
has lent freely all good securities.
The receipts for the week ending Jan. 2i, on the
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sales of Real Estate.
BIZ 4. J. Blsecker.


Five story brick store and lot No 90 Wslist-
a ads l0 VI r. y sbe other III $685. $50
-Four story brick house 81 Greenwich-st. Corner
Of Edgar. st with brick stable on rear in Trin-
ty.pace-house % fl. . in. by 50 ft-lot 2sit
br ' ios f. deem one side liOs the ohsr $4,000
Three story brick house - Greenwich,st-house
cot by 5ls-lot g II. deep one SIDE 60 tne ,o.,
Three story brick house II observation-disclosures
2Ot by AZ fr-lot s5i # deep one side, s. the
other. o'ooo
Three rec story brick house 70 Greenwichst-house
a0t by 50 flo, IS feet deep one side 80 the
Three story brick house No IS Greenwichst.-
a sSe us Isl the ~ other her. :. :, ~. " 6O
Three story brick house 90 ireenwichst lot IS
feet by about TO- touo
Stable so Trinity.place. Lot 20 # by 6oi----- 1850
Stable 60 Trinity. place. Lot POI It by bO 3'lUJ
Lot "a Trinity place Lot 20t IT BY 6o---..-- 3,lOO
No. 81 Eashaa 81 Pn sp'as :. e 1900
No sha ~ siS feet SE dee 81 'o' - ... ~ 800 $500
No % . f5sn sS fe other 70. 0 1 $500
No ah o, hS n n Ou @ 5000
Two We. story b oTiSS t aSsS deep
IRE 1 r ss0E{ BY Sr GO de egS'o oa.'o 400
Three story brick house, CsrllslesL House 20
by 40 lot 5s3 deep side. 62s the other-- 4eVu
BY SO # lot irregular, about e. # deep------.. i30o
if by sh s,U, 20 # Lot 45 deep rregular 1900
Store and LOT III Westinghouse (making an
with the abovc.( House 20, by 81; II by about
IS f. deep o'UVV
Three story house 229 Hudson, near Canal ST.
Lot III by about 90 feet deep, irregular 1901
No 3,a aOt TSl Tesr bv ~ $3.50
., \" ~ Commerbc.s, 25 by 50 feet..-...... 1000
Lot sh No; = G0n aep -. front .. 1000
Three ire, story mouse NO % s..rAsl ~, 1850
Hcnse and lots in 2ls; near 9th avenue. Lot 80
By o.; house 80 by 81 IT, o.oSp
Lot on olstst 22s feet from 7thavenue - II front
81 rear BY % 80 A'1'o
Lo. On br % f, deem - 1875
THE above belonged to the estate OF d hendricks de-
Lot on south side 2lsst SIT! IT. from s w. cor
+, .'n nv .. $500
Be- g's= r. Franklin + Son.
Eo,,,s an, Ii, IS broadway IS IT, in. trout EST
10 10 in On Me- Ss"s ~ IL O1@ s.-e w - slao
Three story brick house end lot 293 Peasi-st Is
BE H LHdicp s Co.
Two story brick house and lot 1ss Chnrch'si. IN
sboat2i by rs 800 80
Do DO do 1872 do. $500
Three s.ory brick house and lease of lot 100 ~,
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