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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
aurtinu 6ales.
ANTHONY J. BrEgckER, Arctio;

ANTHONY j BrEEckER, &Icsioaeer.
T ARGE SALE Of Splendid sicsnasoass-f'o close
Merc6an;s Exessngs in lie rity OF New-YorS ca Wed.
nessy, the lsa Gay Of DeeeGssc. 1875, by Anthony j.
The sale pserupsory liberal ,eru,. Particulars esa
be had by applying a. the Aaelsaeers oee, No Bread
The .es,ner George Washington eni.se.y nsw. Of shs
eurthen ofl4o SO zee, loHs se sss bean. eyuudsr
The SairkeTsoeksrs years old. 500 feet iea feet
bza.a. IS aehs. eyaader. 10 feet .iISks s;, -.
Zee, iocs IS feet seA, u iaches eyiindss, IL feet
stroke -,
beam, s. inches cylinder II Zoe, stroks
The North America years DID, IS feet long, ~ eei
beam, Is inches cylinder, II feet ssroke,
The Columbia years Old 20 fee; !cng % ee beam, ~
inches cylinder, II lee, stroke.
TIE Sosse.:s! yssr. Old 80 feet ''nS' . feel BEAM
The Gazele, well suited for short route,
do1s and substantial boats tie American waters, that
1t deemed Unnecessary 10 givsa particular dsscrpneo
or restriction the day named uness disposed OF Pr
vs,s sale prior 10 thai nme.
.ais SIS sia.possSos = q 5 y Is $ 1si,ss
JU>iAh Nj, HANDS, Auenoa-es.
h. IsASGs, RICHARDs & pL ATT
''Na'4'''' ''' N iefSSa SA E1ENrNc. Nov
Al BAH pas. I O'clock st the Auction ROOM.
BooSs tSo Sr.r[oSEsy-A large collection ofStsndssd
ssd Miscellaneous Books
AsoA grea; variety OF English and American Station.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY end SATURDAY
EVENINGS, Nov. llth. I2th, lS;h and ,llh.
GREAT SALE NV BooNS.-The richest AMI most ex.
collection OF Books offered this Seasoa-cousis,rs
Of choice Library Books. best American ed;tors large
and splendid OF Sooks suitable for the Christ
Holidays including elegant Annals for lsS7-S;bes
and Prayer Books sne editions in rich velvet and
bindings
AT psIv.rE sALr-,.coc ouarto Bibles, every variety
In plsn sheep and extra g and gilt edge hnanga Also
large assortment OF Standard and Mscelsn-cis Bools
~ CHANiBERLAiS, Aacuoaee.-Slorp NJ II
~. SpuicesL--Lbersl stvsnees msto On Goods Con.
signed for private sale bc sold auction Outdoor
rses carefully sucnded to, and respectfully collected
Prompt returns made
MONDAY. Nov. 8.
At 10 O'Clock, ~ No. IA Chsihamst
SRgSFy's SALE Of JEwELsY, PLArsD w ,ss, Sc.-Coni-
hon. such gold watches geld pencil cases hreaep,ps
breaches guard bracelets necklaces gold
and silver specs gold AMI silver ihnbes, silver forks
bic and spoons plated cake baskets, silver
large CuSnty valuable finger rings OF every descp tlcu
me assortment OF gsaGoles globe lamps 'esays. china
manel ornaments, Ac. &c Also several large mahogany
show cases. jewellers trays, &c Sale positive.
y. 3. Catalogues ready on the morning OF sale.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. H.
At ~ O'Clock Al MOL Sprice-sL
SECONDHAND FrRNirVSe. Doors, SBoEs. Sc.-Compris-
Ing several Sofas Bcds,csds S!ehoars ushogauy Rock
ers Stand Bueaux msrbctop Center Tables lpgrsir
aud Stair Carpets Oh Cloths Rugs, Globe Lsnps Chairs
DesSs. Stoves Sc
dies Buskils Ties, Slippers Chidrens Shoes Fured Rub
bers, Sandals &c
Also-An invoice OF Dry Goods.
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rHE HoRTIcULrURIST

Nd JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND RURAL
n TASTFs-Th. November Number IL published.
Til. Ia No ofthis valuable work on Horticulture. edited
~ J. Downing, well known the author OF Landscape
Gardening Fruit aud Fruit Trees, &c. &c. Subscription
price - per aunum. MARK H. NEWMAN x co.
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5lInn1lcns, ar. OanIeo
WANTS STPPEIED-Taers

WANTS STPPEIED.-Taers = no SIC. =ord az
w 'eit-giche,;.u- The National Intelligence Os.-e.
No De--st y. / has Letter Boxes placed N ts follow
iu locations and lie number NJ, be Incres ed 30 meet
lie convenience % subscribers thereto. dollar per
-ar thereby avile ~ patrons OF ih immense esta-
uent lrv oEer annoyance. in fair ou weather Than
OF sling n blank form Of orders Tor -ervalis. Sc
and dropping such mo by % tse boxes enumerated.
which shall promptly attended o. L lie parties
Waited Tie office. Families oE subscribing viii De sap
Piled yv!ih those blanks ana receipt
Dr. C.ay No Iarics-s- cor .rana!-n-st.
M olr.,ed, grocer, COZ Spri0g and Washington Sc
Clinton IIarset
Mes-r- PARK Tiiord. grocery cor. Sxth-av-aRe and
Ninth-s
Dr. Hintoa's col. Of Eighth avenue and 20th-.t-
Mr.. A BridgeJnan. florist, SO Broadway. W. Ugiou-
square.
Mr.. Bes.on'. grocer, No Thirdav. coz Sevenih-st-
Dr. Waters g HolsIou--- cor Avenue D.
Dr. Lentz. cor. Essex and Houston -.
Dr. LION. IA Cirand-st.
Nh D. Owen merchant tailor cor 500 Grand and Essex
SIS
Mt Gichrist. grocer. 40 Broame-.L Center Market
Mr. Mchels sDirii gas and lamp store, ChathsusGr
MI Odell cor si-st and Th;rd-avenue. "OielIvle.'
Nj Wheeisu's. sihst. sr Third-ar York vile.
NJ. Star,ner's. a. tt- Bridge, Harsen."
Mr.. Ruruham'-. = mi Hes BlOunlin F1ale road
Mr.. Gillespie. family grocer +aih-sL Nnihareuie.
Mss-rs Kipp Brown, stage cttice, 23ih-t Suth-av.
Try THIS Ofs.ce. Our motto - No cure 7hy.''
NJ WI. P. JAMES * co.
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~ DR.. Rnnninc,s Ho1y Brncc.-Eor The

weakness OF the voice lungs. heart, spinal nervous e-
male and digestive -ysIeincud!ng dyspepsia eonstps-
ton pile dropping and distortion so common TO children
urd yonnc ladies' also glE EDiSG LUNGS l. per-
feet substitute for The and conraining shoulder
brace with OF their pencious TENDENCIES Unlike a.!
others acts by supporting the small OF the back making
II the fucrm and by lifting h-xbly the whole in'erna!
pile Of organs. Pamphlets and book Common SENSE,
giving information. be had the Office, 4S Broad
s Lady n Attendance on ladies. o. u
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w aundress 10 DO cooking washing N snail pr
family will receive calls for two days between 10
and ~ Amos-sL in the two doors from Hudson
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THR GREAT SALE OF Lots, near ne a.
.rRE SUYgR ONLY.

DURE SILVER ONLY, without any sd1ise.s;.oE,
Is used In the rsnuacrlre u Silver Parirs Fat;
which er arely by single application snT o.f
coppery looking silver plsed goots 70 e:r Original c2,or
and beauty haze been FOR he last hree years siesdy
Introducing Ills article he p1oc, Il he face OF Ene
Gus limitations made Of quicksilver and other delse.s
suosiacces Oar Fluid Is up q sas <hilf saas
wiz ne letter sealed the top and we wisS -
IL distinctly understood hat every bottle = ~ bos
yi-e saiistacf!o- o. Inc money returned .
90 - ,-,s bv JOriS J. GROWN co. Il ro!toE-sI
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Auctioueer
VNNECrTnR,S SAIE OF REAL E~CATE II

L Jay.sL and Fh-ayenue and ll2h.sL-rhe subscriber,
executor TO the estate of William Arkn. deccesed win
sell public auction. Wednesday the lih day of No
ycmbsr, 2 O'Clock the Merchants Exchange Antho
j. Beecker aucOneer the following properly 10 close
said estate. VIZ
The story brick house, with basement and subceilu
No IS the north side OF JaysL between Washington
and West with the unex pred Of the lesss for
years the lot p feet inches In 'front.' and by 10 feet
In length at ground of $3.50 per snnun granted
from the estate OF w Rhinsander and renewable The
yard Is laid with shrubbery grape vnes. NC. Two
thirds of purchase money remain bond and mort
gage at six per cent ALSO,
and rear by 100 In length sde situate the
west Of 5th avenue between 18th and l5th sis
mencng the Of 9Th end l2lht
forming with tho exception OF tho lot Of llSthsl
OF The between the said streets For far
Their particulars apply to A J. Blocker, No Broadst
oSG NIL GEORGE ". JOHNSTON, Executor
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UNJUST AND UNcHRTsTIAN.

fT The public, and The religious community = pa:
- r,-spec fully invited call a. store No -
S.sssst and examine the unnecessary and unchr's4n
niury received by Us from The Managers OF NE AeSao
-: s,eie;v Ioaa 2weo;ls- GOULD. BAShs1 Gu
w Badgers B9hIn Finite. which reselyed . arsi
- silver medal iatr Estr OF The Amer
ban Is;i.It can be procured az Mr. Philip Ers:s MUSIC
IS co.,ase.-st Newark, New-lrysey- No -Weoo
r.,.,n,n. exchange Broker, No. IS
utSxT Ssw-YnrS Iiueurrent Money bought and sod;
,S sd s,lysr sScasnged and draa eonHcts al
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North American Produce Marker,

Since our report Of the 4th instant CT. markets
for all produce have in general been healthy. The
articles Of Corn and Cotton have beer under the
influence OF speculation from the impression that sup
plies will not be equal to wants, but with the
cepon Of these two other articles have free sale
at steady or advancing rates. The sale Of Beef and
Pork has been extremely dull home consumption has
entirely ceased, and the prices must be considered
lower. Lard mas advanced fully Pa and Talow expe-
rienced farther rise Of IS Sd per from short sup
plies and heavy demand The late arrivals Of Cheese
have shown decided improvement in quality, and
prices in consequence have advanced fully Is per
cTt. but with increasing supplies this will lot be
tanned Ashes, both Pc: and Pearl remarkably scarce,
and prices have advanced rapidly 10 22s per cwt Oils
of al kinds advancing and Palm has reached s36
per Ton. Hcrnpin email supply and held firmly and
Wool has partly recovered the late depression. Corn
however has been the article which caused most in
curry and excitement for the past fourteen days, and
prices of all kinds have rapidly advanced from the
causes already known TO sur correspondents. We
extremely glad however from latest advces from
the United states observe, that the general feeling
among commercial people and even the press Is 70
guard against wild speculation, thus proving that trey
have forgotten the serious lesson learned last
son By the sudden reaction in prices, and which We
shall the pressure Of the new
crop comes on Gs.-J. 81 c. kirkpatrick.
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Mass Bows CHiLDSrS'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AZ very low prices,
twholesaic and reail ard the largest assortment IN
any store in the city. o. ouiA
XNNI. Il. JENNINGS ~ CO. Diapers and rsIof',
w Importers of Cloths, Cass,meres, Nestings fsncy
Dress Articles &c-ln appreciation OF the success which
attended their efforts In catering FOR he community would
tender the assurance upon the OF the Fall
Trade that will be their endeavor to add to the induce
men,s which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB.
LISFINENT al which are furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue TO commend them TO
the economist For in the style and character of the CLOTH
ing we are enabled to furnish through the aid OF efficient
corps OF cutters be found In the country Is the
sequel 10 the attractions OF our moderate charges
large assortment, OF goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths
Tweeds &c for Dress and Frock Goats Oyercoas Sacks
&c; French English snd American Cessmeres for Psn,a
looms word IN reference this garment In which las
experience has satisfied the many few cutters eNee-s
trial this line Is especially solicited MerHo' 'eVet
SIX and Satin vestings grea variety The usual assof
ueut of nrst quality Resdy-made Overcoats Orisih%
Sacks Cloaks Dress and Frock Coats Pau,soons Vests
Lc with choice selection OF Fancy Dress articles, Scars
Crava,s, Hdks Gloves, suspeuders Shirts. Collars
Bosoms Hall Hose. &c. s2lsu
C. BOOTH & co. Cash Tailors and Importers
y. ls7 Broadway. have received an unusually large
stock OF tine and rich goods TO which they would respect
fully invite the attention Of the public
The equation OF Broadway for high charges induces
minded 10 hsr pur-
chases elsewhere notwithstanding the justly accredited
superor;y OF taste and genius displayed IN every depart
mrn within its precincts, though ihs nputauon Oh hs'
charges when applied Broadway Merchant Taiors Gto
class NAV be lust yet would be well for the Fashionable
economist 10 pause before sacrificing 10 An ndscuinAn
prejudice the advantages which some of them Offer Tnt
subscribers in Broadway enabled by Their cash
systrm and small profits furnish the finest quality oil gar
rents az very low price and through the aid OF Messrs
Lee and Foster Conductors OF the Cutting Department.
TO produce them IN siYle unsurpassed oy any In inc
world.
The proprctos have hand general assortment ready
MADE acknowledgements, eight and wahded) Penos,
sacks &c all Of which are got up in good taste and
trimmed in rich and substantial manner $50 tsu
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A OyERTIsEmENT>f for The Newspapers q al tie
A Cr.ss and prreps i9F. n pc Country sss oty re-
Tdsaas Buildings where ths pepcri en &c secn on 40.
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RFIOy,
General Notifies. .

Packet ship Zurich, Thompson, I'm Havre, to Fox
Livingston
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MEMnPaNDA

Letter Bags OF packet ship New World for Liverpool,
vii close this dag al heuyo Foreign Letter Office ~
Wall-st. at 70 10 O'Clock Hendrix Hudson's for Lon
don and the Bavaria's for avre, past II o'clock.
The outward bound vessels s still detained b. head
wind. Wind y F. with :aick weather
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AE1useG1ersts.
sACRRD MUSIC SOCIETY-

NEW.kohh SACRkp htSkI SUllEIn
INFIst performance OF The rew ora.orto OF MUM
SINAI.
The Board Of Managers OF Sacred Music Secey bSy
AuroErcs tsat ihs an sublime OrAiorio OF MOUNT
SINAI. or The Ten Commandment BY tie Chsvalier
Sigsr1d NeGSo1s, sathor OF ;Ae Orsic~io .. David,
winch has See2 week. in rehearsal viii be produced
for ne tine "wednesday evening I'm inst 81 TIE
TsAerascie u style OF sp,Gor unsrrp.sse1 sy Any
SGD association u this coG-iry.
The principal Solo parts Wi; - sustained ey lie follow
M eminent artists
NJ ROBERT GEO. PAIGE-Terore.
NJ EDWARD EEPPARD-Sasso-
This Orsioro embraces souc o; lie ros splendid Cao-
ever presented 10 hc pablo, srd w. Re sustained
b. tie a streng;h Of The Society supported By the Eos'
numerous and elective Orchestra
Coo6cctor..............Nr. L. {. HILL
Orgaaist tSrsi .irel Mr.. GEORGE hlNGStEf-
Performance 10 Commence a. hal! past oc!ock
Tickets 50 cents eschEor sale 81 the music SAX
toe Miles Broadway: Geo 2 Neshrs corner OF W a.!
and Waler SIS j P Persnss No wall-st: !. :. Elan
Grows: IS Sowery; C. Holi. Jr Fu.,on-sr AID 81 the
door o; The Tabernacle.
Members OF The Society csn obtain h-r tickets OF The
Secretary. GEO. wEIrLOCN.ss Cana;-s, NJ
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ry- SI00 Reward will De psid Il Dr. NJ Il Mich
ellis Gslvsnie Bands Fid not found 70 De equa 70
vous affections They sold from; , cents 20 e arc
are 10 be had No. MuTrsysi and lSs Fuion-.
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on nno GRnss a. GOLsH's oe.e5r.Isd e

On ono GROSS A. GOLsH1s $500 ,nItr,. m,
ZU.UUU r.on Ma.ches, round snf s- oy,I 81 -,
spd n bores sdso,sd 20 lhs caisese s2Gn ansrseac
Msrear India snd oer fS5eign y sgS ,,. &c,
4 -, ~ nss, -. Of he aesa7e doors from Broad
a. Inc Co 49, Gy.1anS-. oia ipsts'
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THE WAsUYGTON EOTITABLE Guafd,.-


Monthly Exposito By James Robertson, win be pub
i-heG few days at p cents No or IS In advance
for 70 Nos - for IKE copies semitic one addrdss WIN
making any promise Of What WI be dom m SAID work.
say any person subscribing for H. and VIII read H. and
In December l3f7 before any proper other and nHEs
oh maj hey have not had the worth money paid
hereby bind myself them the amount paid on the
delivery ofe - Nos 10 good order for binding or
In saeabe order All HicatiOn- addressed prepaid
viii be promptly attended and Nil persons in he city VI
NeYork desrous or are "i1e to AID me IN me enter
prise are hereby respectfully requested 10 call a.
Tgmnany Hall Monday the 9Th INST, from u 10 o.
cloca P ~ and any week day thereafter until Otherwise
ordered by me. JAMES ROBERTSON, Of the 9Th Ward
a, Tsnmsny Hall, NswYork.
P Set enemies call 20 mind The cases " Noah snd
Job and David and Daniel and thousands OF others that
have delivered Of the hands Of their enemies ad
II they give sny good reason WY should mol 60
delivered out OF the snares Of e.! my enemies 'or put my
i'''' N u's SANE 0'4 'H'' -''-' JAMES ROBERTSON
New-York Nov. 7th, 1875. l,g
STEAM ENGINE AND MACHINERY
horse power large Slide Lathe together with sbon,
three Of Stating al nearly and u perfect order
will be sold low 10 close concern. Apply 70 l. ENs-
WORTH, 10 West cor. Surrayst from " 10 ocloeA3
r9 2wis%
THE GREAT SALE OF LOTS, near the AZ
L Iaut.c Dock IN Brooklyn, advertised by Geo Eol
ns for III. day, IS postponed for one week III Nor
dag the 18th rt when The saie will positively lake place
Whtehe!l,t 10 Hamilton avenue esabshed the
boats leaving Whitena!-s every hsHko.r Persons wish
ing purchase Invited 70 examine the property II
SCHOOL FOR SALE.-The good will ot School
- locsed cry having 80 scholar, in regular attend
snce and be increased 70 20 or rors VIII Dc sold
bargain 20 competent Teacher WHO is axous 70 secure
a. ncoae OF seven hundred dollars per snnu. Please
address School" a. he Office OF this paper and state wnen
and where az interview DE- had reasonable amount
Of money or undoubed s-curt.y will received 70 81
SCHOOL FUK>ITURE wANTED.-Any per-
- son having surpcs srnzl lot Of Scnoo! DssEs
ke IN gooa order 10 dispose o. can address, lnsnl.
VI
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MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNET
n A9MAEUFACTORY--At MARCY'S, 2l4 Bowery,
where be found large and fashionable assorl-
VIZ msnt Of every description OF Bonne,s also, KID
bons Vevets Silks and Sai!ns French Flowers Feahers,
and other materials for 8onneis and al prices 10 suit every
Mrs MARCY would also inform her customers and the
ladies' generally that she il prepared TO offer for her
selection choice and fashionable assortment oil SIX
Millinery as be found IN the City.
SILK Millinery Show Rooms up stairs, entrance through
the Store, 2ii Bowery. OpPo>,tn Riv!ngion-st
y BOD Bonrets cleaned and altered
O9 3swLfl-ThSSM NJ q. 4lAkCf.
EXTRi New Huilrd BuoSwheat-Fhe undersigned
Eare prepared receive orders for new huicd such-
wheat neatly packed ia barrels, half barrels quarter and
eighth barrels also IN bags Of - and - ib each also
flr Graham Flour and oa Meal in ike packages These
articles are warranted equs any market Orders from
o. OF the CITY accompanied with City reference VIII
meet with prompt attention. {. r. & j. @. FROST
a. luis -. Ffnrt-st door below P-csAlp.
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Weueral Notises.

IT e. U. o. of o. F.-The members o; PHO.
ualhea Hamilton anG Hannibal Lodges, VIII nest
Lodge Room, i6i Duan.-st this day a. 8 O'Clock z N N
f RECALLS 20 lhe :,nersl OF ;he late Jsass ~ y
iSe \ q r A BELL. E. s. n'c
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VANpERLYN'S

Great National Petfrs Of tie
LANDING coLrN9CS,
DAISTED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS, - now eS-
hbiling for short time. IN the large Saloon OF the
Academy OF Design. OF Broadway and Leorards
Open from a. VI. 20 i0P. NJ
Season tickets 81 cent. single admission . cents de-
sc-;rtira nar,, MIL cts S. csr,s OF Int
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4. n. LUDLOW, AuctioneeL
A RARE CHANCE for Housekee p,rs.-Elegaut new
t1Fu,niture at Auction.-The entire stock OF manuac
ur.r comprising complete OF mahogany and
black walnut Furniture Will be- sold Auction by l.
LUDLOW 4 co. on Wednesday Nov. lllh, a 10 O'Clock,
at the Warehouse No l+s Fultons Catalogues Will be
ready and tho goods DO examined on Tuesday Sale
positive without No Sus
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fashionable Clothing.
JOSEPH 5. CLOSE & co.

No. IL BOwery
ME~'s Bows AND CHiLD4ESS
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AZ very low prices
yhoesac and reail,l ard the larges; assortment in
sny In the y. 5u1ia-
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4
So fsc.s 10 nc directed delivered VIII expose
=. sac o. Friday me SIN day OK Nov-a5er Eext Al 10 o.
cock A. VI Vss-ibuie OF tie Ci:y Hal o. ne C.ty Of
Sey-Ycrk all he rgh;, ile and ..ierss: OF henTy AVS
which ne had fourth day Of January, a D iS5 or
AZ sav lime serwsrd. Of, II and 70 Ill MAJ certain 70. o.
nG sitz;e n Seventeenth Lac Ienthl " ard OF me
Crv OF Sey--TorA, fronting ne FIr-tzyenrs, on re
Ws-tsrr SIDE thereof and berg The secoat 10; rom ne
Sorthesiery corner OF said Eirs,srsoue and HoastoH
Ifnrrrerly So.rhl aid coc OF csra.a eP
1i- ~ L Freean City Surveyor, bounded EesterIy Z
s-n, nv the FIr.-sverce Sorhery and Son,Aery oy ac
no, or formerly Of Corre!frs Dubois. and westerly u
-s.r 5y AID roie or formerly OF Samuel MARTA con,a
NJ n breadth. n trcn. and rear tEeriyye tee aoc =
18th on he Soheriy forTy-ighE te-t seven 1ches eo
or ne Nrthery side 6yore feet eight irches De ne
ssi dimensions ess- being ne SANE 70. Faich
sen. ronveT 10 The said Henry Avs sy deed Of coTeysnee
de ana execu.ed By Cornelius Dubois and wife bearing
L. ~ S,l da= OF January. 4 D. i55 and recorded II
i've re G: t= Register OF CITY and Cc'Ini= Of Se?r-i ork
n E5er Il. OF coaveya1ces, page 30 on ne a az OF
D. les together win The heredita-nents and
s,n-euaacrs hereGnto belonging or ap2ersinng Dated
EarrYors SEPT -, l5-45- WILLIAM JONES. sberi-
FzEoEsIcK L yuLTE. Deputy Sheriff 81 lsWeS
TIE &c Of lie zbore described property postponed
,,-II ire Tstb zv November Inst AZ the SAFE ZINE and
place Da-Ee Nc WILLIAM JONES sheri5
FzEpEaicx l. YrITE, Deputy sasst1 Ha lsWsds
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NIENAGERIE AZ NIRiO'N-RAYMOND

IFIWARING'S COLLECTION OF L,7ine AnluNIs Tow N q 5
Civ is The largest in the United States. The pisce -
well adapted and beautifully Sized up Cor 6e reception OF
The public Open from 20 -. from 10 Snd from 20
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

JOHN 5NlFFHN AUctoneer.
UCTION SOTICE.-Excoll7ni Furniture OF 8 fam
LAy going SouhThs Day at 10; O'Clock, III IL Duane
cOns.tng OF Fr Sofas and Chairs Rockers marble top
Centre Tables, do. Dressing Buresux and Wash S,auds
and Furniture, large FIR. plate Mirrors; Owen, OuomaRs
Card and Dining Tables Mantsl Cloc4s, oIogu"t Gran-
dolce Window Shades Carpets Rugs French Bedsteads,
od. Mattresses Pslissres, and Bedding VI all kinds,
Floor Cloth, Glass saJ Plated Ware, Crockery Kitchen
Furniture. &c Sell, rain or shine. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

$. To LET, for Dancing School. Saloon 25x6o tses
Hi elegantly finished and furnished, with other rooms
- al 40 flrniAhed Rooms InGnife AZ Il DeYst n9 7-