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30 Ind be Z Eartir cHaeted,
~ made under The orders Of he Post
s IF he ssesr
unceil ~ The io- or place where The Office advertising
OF he .iss,ed. Lcing Gk largest eiresi1ton
my VIC IScu Pe,t Office Ir.r, paired March :, le45
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Goal.

DEACTf ORCHARD COAI.-Thir,eenll-sL Yard
Peach Orchard CoaL-The subscriber has just opened a
yard above, and has now hand choice lot of Red
Ash Goals selected nom the celebrated veins and Of
the following Sizes viz Broken Egg Stove and Nut for
sale q, lowest market prices, Also Lehgh White Ash
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand All OF ihr above
for sale from yard or vessel. Apply 10
T. STONES DIGKERSoN, 6S fS:tsL near 6th-nvenue,
and iU7 Anhouy.st, near Broadway.
N. B.-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Coal by the cargo
single ton. sSu
CUMBERLAND OAl.--rhe Eehsu Coal-- Val ais
charge In ufew days of the above COAL fresh
from the company Mines IN good ORDER all humps the
of Tirieenlhst ~ R. For sale low for cash; apply
10 r. STOKES DICkERSON, No. 90 Thirteenth 81
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

E'RASER'S PATENT DOOR P ADS, TOR excluding wind
and water from the bottoms o doors Is inserted INTO the
lower raj " The door down IA the sui as closes and
rises within the rail opens They are healthy because
TIE undercureut cir. which cs1Eoi be warmed BY arr
fetal Gesls excluded they comfortable, because
the temperature : -eaaised AID tie feet sre warm IN any
part Of The room they are economical because there no
cold air admitted and Of less fuel required TO keep
warrt Price s. - per door, which includes putting H.
Manufactured az JOHN FRASER
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See Revised Statutes vol l. chap vi Sd, article Sd
-narr Isl mage IA ana iawteDFsIAY
NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR


4 REMEDY which erhsnces considerably the beauty
ana alters he appearance of the countenance from that
which Is much dsked. i Ia pleasing 10 have efficient
these defects To effect this change OF
hair much wished for j. The grand aud negeriaing
property OF Jules Hnuers Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which the proprietor with justice state IL far beyond
anything OF the kind yet known in Ibis any other
country lts properties are very powerful though very
innocent This chemical result Is wonder, it enables
persons dive nstananeousy their hair without the least
Inconvenience For changing red gray har whsksrs
eyebrows kc. brown. black, or chesnut color Inc
slightest evil need not be feared from is use
is altogether harmless This composition is the only
one sanctioned by the science OF chemistry 70 ave; IA ~
danger inconvenience, and has justified The liberal Pc
tronuge and unlimited confidence OF The public black
required ask FOR box marked N If brown, box mark
ed B. For sale, wholesale and reI.l by
JULES HACEL. Perfuner and Chemist.
No 10 5. Thrd-st below Chestnut. Phia-
Beware OF Cuurlerie:ts a-k tcr :. Jules Haue!s We
scAbe Liquid Hair Dye' v0 wanl he genuine article
4 Premium awarded al the Franklin lnsrszfs
And A. my Agents, WYATT kErcHAM, II Fllton-s 81 ;
V Cfrehueh us and go Broadway ?. A. Arlaalt Lafay
cite Bazaar Broadway and Liberty B. Jecquernod,
55 Broadway; Hayiland Reese Co. Maidsn-lanei and
all the respectable Druggists IN the L. ). - I'm
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mr. KTTTTNCFRJS TTNaME

DIX. KELLINGEK'S LINAMENT
rs NOW UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED by all
twhe have 2 wen IL tial to be the best general
ty now before Lie public 1t mas entire conlrol all
rheumatic afecons-all bruises, sprEins cuts barns, and
colds yield TO II and soundy cured In few days. ALTO
Fever and Mercual Sores and Ulcers Of long standing ard
ofthe most malignant character, viii guarantee
soundly IN few days refund The money. We FULLY
determined that his truly great and astonishing prepare
cn shall be IL the hands o: every head of family and every
master Of vessel and every captain ofstesrnboat they
Will take the trouble 10 call AT ~ JoDst and examine the
aticie and testimonials. and continue dOnbt,w Will
gaze il 20 them free The public need manifest
AM reluctance about about calling, this ~onderworking
compound j. IN the hands Of those veho able and viii
Ing send the face OF the whole nhabilab globe
1t is put up in large bottles and sold cts per bote
a.! who feel That they pay for a and all Others
we give a. freely City Fathers would give them
Croton Water.
B. We boldly say that is fragrant and healing balm
and Pain EradieaoT Il the FIRST that HIS been offered ote
afflicted upon purely benevolent and plsthropie prne
plea SO Iwr
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zT- 1916. SEW-YORK ,s,s9s-s nIi3
: -ssalaa--ssjSAL ALBANY AND TROY -. 80

Fs--'7,E=ss=H7s FORWARDINo COM
PANY 10 al the Western States and the Canaias -
and Ohio Line Detroit Line Oswego, Troy SID On@
Line; Northern Transpo.tation Line.
Red Bird Packets and Stages.
James Il. Hooker; gde Colt Il Co; Kindly, Posse
Co Elias Patterson Pope Catiin Georges w HieAs s
others, propTieuor-. -
Six Boats Of The above Lines v III leave New Ycyk Ao
~ and Troy daily FOR the YES, and North The ss2ye g
emen petnrs in the whole line al the W esss
STATES and the Canadian enigrAnts ard Others WIZ -
ras and moE1y by calling on The above lines before
caught 10 the NUMEROUS fraudulent Offices 10 SewIo1
There Us boats Of The above lines all hed 70 ~
style for passengers and freight list Of fare ~I % Ls
ia al the 2ees and IN no case wl any per:on DC
PlasSge Offices the FOO; OF Barclay and cortland -
Once ,s.S'' - '-7 fEfiLiP CAsWELL,
H3l 2swf General Passage AgsnL-
oz FOR LIYERPOOL--, infon LineaI 1-i,'s,sI
90 OF S0ih sep,eniber-Tbe welk known and fssysss,
ing packet snip SEA, Captain Freersn, VIZ a. -.
ON Wednesday September Sb her regular day, end ~
JET Accommodate few more esnins second eaos ass
steernge psssengerz al low rates The second ess1
I'M. ship Is yssy snps,s o s 90 fe borsrs
art VIZ T. TAPscoTT Sc soalh-s,
"a % door West Il Bo:lag.ae-
- Only REGULAR LINE OF sEW4ylpss w.
SS-z1 LEANS PACKETS-The ships 10 SAL 10 - -
-ssas SCOTS Regular New Orleans Line IN thef p's
per order are as follows, VIZ: i, .f,a,t
Packet ship ARKANSAS Capt Hillisrd' tool oil 'iA'-''
Packet ship cHERLEsiaoNz, Capt gaes iOot of ws
IL 81 October. ,,,Y. "a
Packet ship ALABAMA Capt Wise, eas side "aii'' :.
The sos OF ina line have now commenced ihef ss -,
trips and WIZ every three days Persons AVG
tay 10 select this line in preference uarsisni
their uncruaty IN sailing rnsy al al times DC us ros
on and the price Of passage Is very Ascui BE-
which and 10 secure berths, early aPpHcst'oh s'
n'sl'. " ''' WEJs 4. TAPsCoTT, g scati.ss
az I'd door below BaJlng'iuF
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NEW-YORh md ERIE KatIfoeh ConPauy--
Nhe stockholders Of the NewYork and Ere Railroad
COMPANY are hereby nonaed st iastaliment Q: FIRE
dollars per snre I'll .hs--s which the payments al
ready made do exceed twenty dollars Is required 10 be
paid agreeable .s OF subscrrtlon the cce
al lie company Nc IS " 90 o. before the hst day
OF October NEXT b. order O: he Board Of Directors.
sn9I GEL NATHANIEL MARSH Sec'y.
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~ Harrison Fuller, who was okhe boa.map
mac las. week for the murder oil AZ
hss heen acd,itted
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\. SANFORD, DEPUTY sneL

SHERIFF.S SALE.-By virtue of several wr;ts OF
SSer! facias 10 me directed and delivered viii expose
to sale on FRIDAY the 9th day OF November next al 10
CLOCK A. NJ nj me Vesbue OF the City Ha OF ne Cily OF
New ork s the right Itle and interest OF henry AVIS
which he had on the fourth OF January, A. D. lS+ or
AZ auv time aferward Of in and 10 al thai certain lot OF
ground situate in the Seventeenth late Tenth Ward OF me
Iity OF Ssyy-YorA fronting the FirSlaveuue. on the
Westerly side thereof and being the second lot from the
Nor,ve>iery corner OF said Frstsvenue and Houston
formerly North street. laid down certain map
made hy L Freeman. City Surveyor. bounded Esstery IN
front Frstavenne Northery and >outhery by LAND
now or formerly OF Corleus Dubois. and Westerly in
rear by land formerly OF Samuel Martin contain
ing in breadth in front and rear twenty-five feet and IN
depth on the Sou;herv ory-eght feet seven inches ard
on the Sorheriv side hy-ore feel eight inches be the
said dimensions more or less, eiug the same lot which
conveyed the said henry Avis by deed OF conveyance
made and executed by Cornelius Dubois and wife bearing
date the 18Th day Of January. A. D. 1926 and recorded in
the Office the Register OF CRY and County OF Newly ORA
in lber ls4 OF conveyances page 10, The soh cay Of
Junlar D. 1895 together with the herecitarIen : and
apprenances thereunio beiou apperiauiug Dated
New York. Sept. %. 1916. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
FREpgaIcE 1. VUl.TE, Deputy Sheriff. 80 lav6w
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IS. FOR SAI.E.-Thc Machinery (Which 1, raw 40
E OF the approved kind In small Cotton ratscy
>-A together with the lease which very fsvpr,ha
one; situated shout hours sail from the Cy Of New.
York. For particulars 6pply 10 Messrs.
DOREAiUS ( NIXON
N Corner Of asasu and Liberty. v W
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Un,ierhiil, } 4
srArE OF NEw YoRK, sscRET.EY's OFFICE,


ITO The Sheriff of the Civ snd County of New York Sir
on 10 held the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon.
dav of November newt the following officers are 10 be
elected. Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF
this State. Two Canal Comm, ssionrrs, to supply the
places OF Jonas Ea junior, and Stephen Clark whose
Terms service viii expire the last day oil December
next Senator for the First Senatorial District 10 sup
PLY vacancy which will by the expiration of the
Term of service OF John A. Lott the last day Of DeceI
her next Representative in tie 30th Congress OF the
United States for the Third Congressional District consist.
ing OF the s. ID 3d. 4th and 9Th Wards Of The City Of
NewYork Also, Representative in the said Congress
for the Fourth Congressional District consisting OF The 9Th
7th 10th and 18th Wards of said City Also Representative
in The said Congress for the Fifth Congressional District
consisting of the 9th, 9th and l4h Wards of said City
And also Representative in the said Congress for the
Sixth Congressional District, consisting OF the th l2h,
18TH 18Th Inn aud 18th Wards of said City.
Also the following officers for the said County 10 Wit
is Members of Assembly, sheriff in the place OF William
Jones' whose service will expire the last day OF
Conner whose service will expire the last day
OF December next and Coroner in the place of Edmund
G. Rawson whose term OF service VIII expire GU the last
day OF December next Yours respectfully,
n. 5. BENTON, Secretary OF State.
Sheriff Office Newly ork, Au gust Sd, 1876.
The above published pursuant 10 the notice OF the Secre
ary OF State and the requirements OF the statute In such
case made ard provided for WM JONES,
Sheriff OF the CRY and County OF Neyc-York.
~ All the public newspapers In The County VIII publish
the each week until election and then hand
laid before the Board of Supervisors and passed for pay
See Revised Statutes vol chap. vi tile Sd srLice Sd
part ist, page 10. Hi4 iawteDWSWSf
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GnNrLEMEN,s LIST.

III
Adams, Robert
| Abbott, Rev J {
Abercroinbie, Jas
/ Adler, J
| Adsmson. Chas +
Abbott, Augustus
! Abbey y folsem
; AkcrNaa,l Joseph 1
! Ah6Ou, Albert l.
| Agent OF Ph:lsde
I White Lead CO
! Aicock. 4
! Allen, Seymour
I Award. Elisha
/ Allen. VIM Il
| Alexander, Sani'i !
I Awkward, Richard
Arnold, \ L
Armett. Samuel
Andrew II .
.Ansell, A
Andrews L Son
| Ayes, Solomon
! Anderson, 4
. Applehy, L l +
Annshle, Alfred
AvendSno, NJ
! Anderson. d, ir
Asstw, Mathew )
Anderson. Robert
I Anderson, Riehkn
/ Andrew, + A
Arkenburs, . N
I Ayiing, Wm /
Averhill, " N II
. Andrews. I NJ
! Austin. BenJSmiE
I Andrews y Go
| Bragg, Fowlel
| Bradford, VIM X
| Bracket, Capt JoAi
| Bradford, Nni J =:
Ssge. Henry
Brady. james
BRADY, Thomas
Brady, James
6lscswoca, Joha
/ Blackuar, forIert
! Sseh'ss, Genet Il
! S.snSn. Andrew
| Ss,rd, John
! sSSer, SoSStn
p; S S;s,N.sI fa : hsf-
| sx,I (
| sS;rlrefSe. !.
( Saily. .ichn
| SrnnSon. Charles
| Sake Jchr Il
| Ssi,ev. Edward c
, Ssser. liso
! SSSssr lnhn =
So 'Shsyl-.9
| Rr 49, Shss p
S o,Na.
SiSAei ~.
:! Ssfnsrs, Joan "
bsrrs-S, MsnhtHs
BarSon'N Ss''inE'
6rsSe, ! d
Bartlett, y M
Barber, io Ss
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GREAT TRIUMPH in Medicine has been achieved
n by Drs. IVANS HART IN the cure OF EpIlepc Fits,
Tor falling sickness Conyls0ns sc. Physicians OF every
age have pronounced this disease ncrabe The propre
OF the Vegetable Extract however feel no decacy In
saying a. can be cured They would therefore, respect
fully invite Physicians and u others who interested,
examine the testimony whchis here offered ifts de-
cepon let Il be exposed but tits true then in the name
of humanity Ouger let be said that Epilepsy Is ncura
bic Please call address (postpad) the following
persons:
William H. Parsells. afflicted % years, certificate Of cure
before Mayor Hayemeyer March It'll ut; Jacob
Petty years. III Deanceyst. N. Y. the daughter OF OIL
c. Denslov, Esq years, Yonkers York; Sylyanns
Kelly, 10 years, Staten Island Mr.. Bennett, years, III
Grand-si. y. " James Ellsworth, years, u Dover 81 N
York; Joseph McDugal, years, East Brooklyn. H. l.; Hen
~ w Smith, OF Henry J. Smith, years, ". <. Cuscn
House.
For additional testimony pamphlets which may be
had graiuitousy at our Office.
~ B.-The Extract, together with the accompanying me-
dizziness with full directions carefully packed in boxes
for trans portaon Prices per box So 81 and s2t Single
bottles, with necessary medicines, g.
DRS IYANS & HART. Proprietors.
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DY VIRTUE ola precept issued out Of and uader the
Dsea OF the Court OF Oyer and Terminer 10 directed
and delivered proclamation Is hereby made that Court
and Termner and Jail Delivery IN and for the city
and county of NevYork Will be held in the City Hall Of
said city on Monday Of October next; AID ell per-
sods bound appear by ecogrzance herse aid all
Justices of The Peace the Coroner High Constable petty
COusabes and MRrshaIs snd oil persons bound prose-
said Court be then and there IN their proper
persons with their rolls records indictments and other
rances DO those things which their Offices this
behalf shall appsTair 10 be done.
Given under my hand Il; The Sheriff. Office, the 18th day
OF July, 1916, ard ot Independence the 7Gih.
jyl+ la%tlsiMorOct WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
IN PURSUANCE OF az order OF The Surrogate OF the
Coucty of NevYofk-Souce Is hereby gwen 10 sl per-
having claims against Patrick Nolan, late Of The CITY
OF New York grocer deceased, present the slth
LIE vouchers -reo: 10 = subscriber a. hs reside Ece, No
FL Aadisons IN the City OF NewYork. OF before the
eighth dRy of January nrxt-Dsed N.w-York. the sixth
dav Of Jaly. 1916 THOMAS D0LAS,
81 aJr6r Administrator with the viii annexed.
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~ 4 FURNISHED House To Let-A small cust
E:s senicel family. without children who NAV wish m
board family OF four persons, for The of hand
somey furnished house OF ten rooms the Park will
please call AT l26 NsssaasL opposite Clinton Hall No
others need call. ~ S.
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Ea FOR SALE-A beautiful Country.seai, with about
eS 90 acres OF land near NewWindsor miles south Of
~ Newburgh, which excellent buildings ard I'M
proyements also fruit and ornamental trees shpond kc
Also-A valuable Farm OF 10 acres, superior for grain
grazing Good buildings and conveniences for Mlh
business The number Of with either OF lis aDovs
places will be Increased diminished 10 suit purchasers
Inquire OF LEONARD, HONE NlCOLL, So Pine.sLi
or OF 4. l.. FANCHER, % John-st so Inn
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4 EECHEs. LEECHES! LEECHES "a ffsh
IL supply oflags and healthy Swedish Leeches just re-
ceye for sgl5 in Quantities 10 suit purchasers packed up
10 be transported any distance with safety, by
q. A. Il H. WHITE,
sls 1m+ I'm porters OF I,sechss 81 John.sl.
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a FOR sALE-o1 m exchange lo1 progeny q %. |.

IN FUTt SNEE--Ur M tAcNhnKt TOT property ~ Tue
" City Of Brooklyn-a Farm situate p miles West Of
Ne'vburgh. Orange Co. ". y. containing about 10
acres nearly ali tabie Limestone soil and suitable
grain grass and - under good cultiyaiion or
chard OF grated fruit in full bearing The improvement
consists OF a good two-story dwelling and ouhouses
large barn, Sheds good water n the door As per
would probably purchase without viewing the prem
SEES ull description is deemed unnecessary. The fsci
ties OF getting to Newburgh from the city generally
well known For TERMS &c apply 10
s2I 2,y WIhGHT / LOSER IL Eront.,t
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DISG,s COUGH CASDY.-Hgvtag Se-n strongly
1lrecerrr-nGed BIZ soue k1nd friends TO Try c. II. Rings
Cough CaHdy or very cold did so with.
confess gres; scepcisrn il Tirule but sh-r icacd
IyseH speedily relieved AID able % attend 20 hose DID,
rss which had seriously feared 10 be deberrec,
feeling OF haaktuin-ss and desire 10 benefit others
prompted give the ii.t!e influence NY a- may poe
sess in making the Tirtes of This remedy known 70 the
pub and irnpertfng htte OF thai wch Is proyert.aily
grea. assistance CT r.edtenenaTnely,
5dercs SAMUEL D. BURCHARD.
Pastor OF Housonst Presbyterian Church, Houston
and Thompson Sta
Ney-York, January q. ISis- sis In
For sale By c. Il RING Is2 Broadway cor John az
CTEAM POWEK-S,esn Power 70 lei, iro.n o 80
SHorse Power Apply III tbs corner Of 25tssL and lesh
aysraz- so en-
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pany.-S0TICE--Th- Stockholders Of the New-YcrS
and Err Railroad Company hereby Notified tAl tie
sHulal eeop for Directors of the Company viii &c he'd
the cEct No. - UaIl-s tss Gig Of New OK on
Tuesday The 18th day Ocober1ext from 20 O'clock 4 NJ
O'Clock P u.
The Transfer Books Wi be closed from TIE ID % sept
uni day si,-rtk election
By order OF The Board OF Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary
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W. r. HUMPHREY, Master in Chancery.
BENZ G. FERRIS Solicitor. So 2aw3w

DY ORDER OF Hon EGwGrd QUINN, supreme UOuTt
ID Commissioner, notice Is hereby given that attach
nen has issued against the OF Samuel Beardsee and
Elias Beardsee late of Homby, Steuben County,
Rbscondng concealed debtors due proof made 10 the
said Supreme Court Commissioner pursuant TO the drec
tons OF the concerning Attachments against alb
scondng concealed and nonresident Debtors, and ha
the same viii be sold for the payment Of their debts, I'M
they. the said Samuel Bearsee and Elias Beardsee
appear and discharge such attachment according TO law
within three months the publication OF this notice
and that payment any debts and the delivery of any
property belonging the said debtors them for their
use and the any property by them for any pur
pose whatever forbidden by law and void Dated
September lst 1916 l.. y. B. VAN DERLIP,
sgia Attorney Attaching Creditor.
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Agents. n Parker, 80 Comhill Boston Mass; A. Skid.
dy Isl Racest Philadelphia; r. Van Buskirk 2 Broad-si
Newark " j.. J. RI Iugg III Chapel-sl- New Haven.
CT e. W. Bull, Hartford CT: Ludlow l. Co. Staten Island;
Barlow & Peck Prausvile, ". Y. 81 eoflm
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c. AT PRIVATE SALE-rbe s,ory brick H.g.r
Ea aid Lot IN Zee S;st north side 30 feet cas-, !.
I-avcnue. finished in modern style. with marble nan.
tells, black CRATES sliding doors, subcellsr Cro:ca water
ScSes0 can remain on bond and mortgage, and Posses
sion given Immediately IL wanted For particulars apnv
to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Apctioaeer'
- lw No. B.oa2.s,
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IN CHANCERY-SN Circuit-Le.vi~ Beers ~. Ay-
ron H Ferris. Henrietta his wifeuud eNastc Sale
In pursuance of decree of the Court OF Chancey OF he
State of New York the above entitled bearing
date the fourth Monday of July 1916, will be sold By The
undersigned OF the Masters OF This Court, at public
aucon the Merchants Exchange, IN the Cay OF New
York on l- first dav of October NEXT a. d. 1876 M Il
o'clock al noon OF thar day. oil that certain piece or parcel
o land siuaa lying and being IN the Tenth W ard o! the
CIV OF Newly aforesaid the souiherly side OF Hes
terstreei known and distinguished on map OF the real
of Leonard Fisher described a lying on Hester
Christie and Forsyth streets III. city aforesaid. lot
No four "a bounded follows Beginning nj the casterly
corner No. three 3l the map aforesaid aud running
souhcr!y along the snd lonumher three fifty feet 10 ground
OF Lavckanan thence easterly along the twenty-five
feet 20 lot No FIVE 81 said map. thence norhery along
said lot number five ~ 10 Hesters'ree' thence westerly
along He-er.sreei the place ginning, being twenty
five feet wide and and fifty feet long each
side more less-sad lot being now known a. street
number one hundred and twen,yeight (22l esersreet
ana in the occupation OF Nicholas Gorodin cabinet
maker. Dated Sept. 9Th, 1896
w r. HUMPHREY, Master in Chancery
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orhe subscriber oters for sale the Farm on which be
-s-uow resides. Ia the village OF Auburn, Cayugs Co
consisting of i52 OF good Grain and Grazing Lana
well enclosed and wsiered, and upon which one large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns, Shcss, and other necessary outhudnss
three Apple Orchards. great variety OF ehuiee Fun
Trees and Shrubhery four durable Springs, three Wells
TWO hundred rods ottu Stone Fence and sn nexhauslhe
Quarry OF superior quality OF gray and blue Lme S0ne
suitable for cutting and dressing, eligible snd convenient
for continued sale of thai article. either rough orhewn
according 10 the demand and FROM which the sls
CANT store buildings IN Auburn were erected
This Farm extends from NorthsL 10 and Slse.
with front of eGhtysN rods on the former and hund
red and sixteen rods both sides of the ster-upoa e..
thrr of which may be- advantageousy sold number
of village lots, the pleasure. OF Ae About g
acres including uin large house, harms Sheds two OF.
chards ard garden lie between NorsL and the Auburn
and Syracuse Railroad Is including Tho QGar.
~ md one dwelling house, lie between said Railroad sad
>atest and he remaining ~ acres, with tvs dwelling
houses lie West III Staesta which is in high o.
cultivation well fenced. conveniently allotted and IN good
order. The whole Farm, ar either Of the above parce
will be sold cheap; aGd il desired. time will be given for
tie payment of large proportion of the purchase money
inGGire of Iuiar fucker OF Albany Hubert Hall OF
Auburn, or The subscriber upon the premises
GEORGE b. CHASE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

g. AVENUE A.-FOur contiguous Lots on Az s
t@s;a near Tompkius-sgpare.
]A Also-Several valuable modern noases in the vi.
cinty. Apply to BLEECkER K VANDYKE
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