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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

In order to give an idea Of the business Of New
Orleans we the following table as to some Of The
leading and bulky articles of produce received at
iast city The srst column shows quantity received
up this date the present seasontbe second the guam
tity 10 the same period lW, yeu and the last column
the whole quantity received for the year ending let Sep
tember 1916: Whole quantity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

THE KNICKERBOCkER Fire Insurance Com
i pany fse the AutGAll Of v-fork-Cspiia S1sO"o
Once No "a Wsli.s-The Legislature = this State al IA.
sie session passed chsngng he corporate uane OF
the Old M1us InsarGncs Company OF ne Clly OF Ne"
York the Knickeroocker Fire Insurance. Company o,
NepIork. AL future business OF thai Corporation VIII
therefore be transacted under iIs new name u,
I, be well add by way OF explanation, thai ne oa
Mutual Notwithstanding is ti!e, was N fset stoca
Company having capital al paid IL and securely invested
and thai he change Of ObtSired 70 prevent rs-
apprehension on hat point
This Company continues insure sgstnst loss or danssc
by Ere favorable terms similar institutions u 'os
city DIRECTORS.
George ireland, John Gray, L. c. hAmersiey,
John Oothoui Bors Moore Chss ?. LsveTich,
Geo ArculAriu, R0hI C. WerDore, Benz De Forest
Robert Benson. Edward Cook. VIM Tucker,
John Campbell. Anthony Lamb Asher Riley,
George Conklin. Adam Sorrte, Alex'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush. Robert Kermit, VIM z Dean,
Robert L Stuart Anthony Chsri9p " , ,5 Sro~ns
A. q. AepoS.Lp, Secretary.
New-York. May Is, 1876. ei9 eodI
MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company
The Company Offers the following advantages 10 he
Lives only insured At he lowest rates OF premium
The premium Il So may be paid In cash and fths
IN secured u months bearing per eeu Interest or
may be paid monthly or quarterly
No person Is liable beyond the amount of bis premium
married may insure the life Of her husband Tree
from any demands Of his creditors
There will be division Of pro6Ls, payable In Scrip
ceriiheaes bearing interest al per cent which Interest
DIRECTORS
Seth Low. RoIt L. Patterson,
Guiliaume Mere, VIM H. MOtt
Mm- A. +. Peutz, Edward Anthony,
Lewis c. Grover, John A. lnderwooa'
Henry NcFuan Chas MackntU'
VIM VI Simpson, ThoS s. seg4r
RoBT PATTERSON Presl
sxSJ. C. MILES, ssc'y.
JOS l. LOKn Agent
C. II MtISryRE sub Agent Sli Hud -on-sL cor Spring
JAMEs s,-EwAzr. NJ D. (No5Zi Broadway Medical TX
Anner A. the Office daily from % O'CLOCK OF -awu
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WhOH guam ny
a sGAS

There are other articles beside the above
such ~ Beef Beans Cheese. Butter Potatoes Apples
sc which. In the aggregate form very large bulk snd
the receipts Of which have thus far greatly exceeded
those Of corresponding period OF last season 1t will
be noticed that there 10 large increase In every article
excepting Cotton.
The New Orleans Delta Of the 18th says
lit was generally runored yesterday that the news by
here by sxpressthat il was good for Bresdsuss but
not favorable TO Cotton However this may be the ope
raions In our market were unusually heavy. FUZZY
$1,000 bbs Of Flour taken, part 10 srrvethe bulk
Of II early Ia the day at Is 80 70 &C. and subsequently
Is 10 374 per Dbl which the closing rates. me
sales OF Corn too very large about 5000 bushels
were disposed Of 10 shippers chiefly at 81 per bnshe
leaving little or none unsold. The sales Of Cotton
hardly reached 1900 bales in small lotsprices decided
ly In favor OF buyers.
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feaal Notirss.


a., TffF SUBSCRIBER ~t-hs. - s.ll M. -
~ where be sves, 10 the township cf Rsncoiph NJ
county, Nes-Jerssy, containing risiHg 80 sers. -
lard equally divided Ia or. timber meadow snd ,,s.
lard The farm situated tie oal route 1.-Two r,-.
day. easing ffim Morrisowu 70 Dover and fun ~
way 10 Chester seven niles from M0rfisi0Nn ore 80
Dover. tive from Rocks~sy. The Morris AID Dcyer ~
FOad bgili across end OF the farm 90 IA 49,
good situation for a tavern there wxs
kept lher~l and all the necessary bu diags
he premises There are two good dwelling hocses -
barns. carriage. grsraTy wo0d aouse &c thefe as 80
wells Of good s0fi and good water privilege 49,
paper uill Tbs farm q well supplied with vins .,,.
and plenty Of good grsfed fruit For farther lnorus
inquire q John Conger, so6 Grand.sl New-Yofk. "a
ward L. DAYTON s. BToad-sL New.YOrk: Luther So.
Dover Morris j. Or the Subscriber or he prer,>,
Isl sodspiISW. ~ STEPHEN coxeEa
r0A FARM FOR sALE.-A splendid ssTr {,
" sale 10 The town Of Huntington, three mcs fru,-
steamboat landing al North Ports niles from rslro.l
Al Deer Park consisting OF 80 acres, 50 Of which cover
ed with wood sud 90 acres clesred, with aspentd Sic
for building The farm Is bcaatfui situated and n hfA
state OF cultivation PROD ciug grain OF all Kinds Thedws
ling house and oa buildings al good Ffuli 81 al ENDS
and 10 grape IN full bearing and the bes, ofvssf
For rsriicalsrs inquire ~ Tribune Ofee, lsf .a~Sn
80 FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE for Guy PROS.
- efty. farm Of 81 in The town 81 Hsrsos.
- Wesicheslcr County, y miles from Rye, y tfOn
steamboat ixnding = from Mamsr0nccs from me New
Haven Rail Road which viii be DOM a from While
N situation fne. lxni Ia high state q cn.ivs oe
For isrms, apply % T.. D. RROWN.SlV Granc-sL o. J,
PALalER on me premises 5leoda
a tOk SAlE.-A farm containing y scfes. yiss
sooat three niles from HoeOket, on the Pslisstes-
II Is one Of the beautiful situations about New.
JAMES ANNETT.
ilflm' Corner o. Adams ard Yors alta Brooklyn. L. l.
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sasItz3SAs6 ERiE Rail ~ s

ArTaagem<at-To commence Monday, December TN
FOR pas sengers each way daily Except sandsy
Leave Nsw-YOrk from the foos u Duane-s 81 oeioes
A. ~ for PiermOni, Ramapo, Monroe, Chester 0csnes,
middlet0wn Ousyille and all tho intermediate psees
Leave Ousyile All A NJ hiddletown at Q, 0oshsn o.
81. and Chester al 40 A. n. for Nsg.Yora
Fare between New YORK. and Oiisyille el % =,
freight from Nsu-Yofk will no received OIL NO loos ~
Duane On board tho bsrges Samuel Msrsn sna nsn.L
sgydsm, Jr u which Will leave tho ely se oe''es
z. NJ. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays -,.
Freight for NewYoTk viii 10 taken ny the nsin esIs
S 80 - S ~ o. ~
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-u--- .NEw-YORK AND NEw-BRUYs

Eus-snsz--$WICK- steamboat HAITIAN, csp.
Isaac Fisher, will commence her rekue
rios for the season between New. Brunswick aud New
York on Monday the lst day Of March, leaving New
Brunswick AZ 7 O'Clock, A. NJ making her Gssl sndny
at Trenches Dock South AmbOy Perth Amb0y, Brntioy
Tosn, Rossyiie Tuns, and Chelsea. arriving In New
York about l0t o'clock ~
Returning viii leave NewYOrk from the foot o. pa.
clay.st 81 n O'clock p. NJ for New Br1nswick lsndng
above Horses and carriages, AMI all kinds OF bss"
taken al the usual prices.
~ B-All freight specie and baggage fsksn ~ ne ~
of the % " ners hereof DIV
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~ UNITED STATES AND 80

sssS guRoPEAN EMiGRaNT or.
FIcE-wesier Ag-nis and Con a.. .u,.eo.
bers having had long experience In The business arc w
pared 70 oer every facility TO those wishing passage
from every part Of Great Britain or ireland Hayfe an "
German. Belgian and Holland porA on any Of ~ska
places Bills Of Exchange be furnished Ia % ssn
ssH as s.oe Or sree 20 fS
wishing passage from SewYork TO New Orleans koeIs
Charles on, Savannah or Texss can 81 all times 30 sceo
moda;ed At the lowest rates To those emigrsfny ~
West. the subscribers have unequsled arrsnssnetn Iu
tne forwarding q passengers 70 sne West, y a..
ali parts Of ne Csnsdas-Chicsgo,M milwaukee Bssinof.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, ST Louis &c. by sesnDoar -
roads and canal boats u the fret and great ess
be taken thai passengers VIII meet with no desy
s.ion ca Tire route Lelles post paid viii receive P'@F
attention. For farther particulars apply 10 -,
ofeod ~ r OILERS 1 CO s. soaiS-sl below -, Wa.
Ia PASSAGE FROsi ALL PARTS q -
go land, Ireland, Scotland and Wsles-Pefsysns "a
INK send for their friends In any psrt Of Ne "a
co1nfy viii find the suSsctibers srrangemsns ~ w..
most complete, and calculated IN every way ~, 81 a.
satisfaction 10 all who may make auagemenn 49,
TO bring heir friends across ne Atlantic. Inc "'
agents for
The Nev L,~s Of Liveypoe! Paeseis, ca 10
QUEEN Of the WEST. 1900 ROScIus.. Ne
a 50d i s siSsIck
The above magnificent packets are all New fira.
ships Of the very hrsl class buI expressly fof 80 n
poo passenger trade saa sa up wn hey
handed by Of expenence sne are not - Issa.
speed BY any ship sfosl Their sailing days ne@ . sys
pool are the 5ih and iIlh Of every moalh on way -
hey leave pgDclssily In addition TO the sboss '"
scribers are also agents for the ,Ix.
81 George a, the Uaoa Luz Of LteTpool Per-, ed
Composed Ia part Of the following favorlts ~ en-
Known ships, VIZ. The AM ERICA, ST. GEUhnnIsss.
PIkE. ST. PATRICK, RAPPAHASNocK, hA 80 q
SEA &c &c which together with The new ING sroooi
ships per month or oDs every Eve days ton L. Fst
thus preventing the possibility Of delay 81 hal v<asl
sags from any part Of ireland to Liverpool can % f
AZ he lowest rates Every Information given ey ~
10 w. 7. J. I. TAfSCOTr, 60 o9 2ss 10
second door below bafs,,s 800
Drahs supplsd for any amount from ~ npw.S
in every town and city throughout the UniIsd ~"
eedtf
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5nnin- Rnbber poohs
pUYERs OF sHIRRRD GOODS, sa

pUYERs OF sHIRRBD GOODS, suspenders.
Dkc.-The undersigned, bow the only mauuiacurer OF
this class = rubber goods. desires 10 call The attention 81
buyers The fart hat al bis manufacture have ever
ed he textile fabric from the cord Of rubber, and
invites sn Who want good shirred suspender TO buy
those bearing his Manufactured with renewal Il
the guAa heretofore repeatedly given, 10 pay ten DOL
lars 10 ay psrsOn who will produce pair OF Days man
ufaiure. ae naher OF shich ha- decom posed and the
aoric separated from he elastic cord. arge STOCK, a.
low prices ready and being constantly maDnfaeuret
b. The owner Of All the patents HORACE II. DAY,
25f ) CortlandsL
DuBRER GUODs.-l,OOO Goodyears Patent Elas
IL uc Braces, Narrated perfect and hiu length.
1000 pairs Meas ami Misses snc Childreos Imported
Ruhhers
epo pairs Mspt MeRlic Oyershoes
1000 Lsd - Buskins.
t,nt0 Slippers
1000 Sandals
Also afge assortment every description Of af-ugh1
ali proof Goods la for sse 10 any quantities.
I turing CO So Maacu-lsne ole n
nyERsHOEs, .-Grest Redac,
~ ton Ia Pnce.-The season having 50 far advanced
have determined 10 reduce his prce Of Goodyears Me
Ac Rubber Overshoes 10 the Astonishing low price OF
81 ~ per pair.
BROOKS. sole Agen, tor Goodyea Goods,
eSf6t- 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
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Ia THE HULL OF new pine built s re- sus sss
<ty& Schooner, with cedar dscs, sDo9, ~, 80 Rssf
- then. now lying 10 Lite Egg hsy.
launched, painlei aud resdy for rgtng: fsocrasaIs
WARRINGTON RiSh ,. so,p.
16f lw " bss
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OF CIAL .
LIST OF LETTERS.
ApsrarnsD II TIE rxIsUsr ~ s'EclAL irroI'TsEs'

as .s.d 5s " 6a1t<T enocsds -.
ss6 al avert serents mse uBcsf re orders u ne ros
u,.s~rGe,.r. IA nswspaper Ds~spspers, Of letters
urc.ed Tor IN any Poet Once sHei De y oe
NAV Sc ,itssled lgUns t< lars sa e're~L1ftSn- .
Asu Ps1 Qcsoe La, passs1 March s. iS's-
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JOSEPH LAWRENCE r,.cu,o,.
SAML. r. SKJDMORE,

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrog ais Of Ihs
ICounty Of NewYork notice IL hereby given 10 all
sons having claims against James Halliday, late OF The ely
OF Phadeph deceased Ia present tho sans, with lhe
vouchers thereof tho subscriber at the Office Of Henry
Davies No 80 Walsireet. In the city Of New YORK on
or before the first day Of June next Dated Newton
the 18th day Of November, 1896,
MARY JANE HALLIDAY
n9n lnwhm Alphabetically. 9. IL
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DUR-UANT TO an ORDER OF John Morgan, sunogss
L Of The County Of Seneca, Notice is hereby given %
persona having claims or demands against Edwin
Beck late OF the OF Ovid, IN sad county, deceased,
present the with the vouchers thereof 70 the IN
deTsigned Sarah h. Breck and Samuel r. Brcck, Admns
tralrx aud Admin rtrstor Of OF the said Edwin
r. Breck, deceased at The dwelling house Of the said ssr
uel Y. Breck In Waterloo Ia said county os oefs
he hrsi day Of July nexL-Daed Dec. II, ls46.
SARAH Z. BRICK, AdmnistTatrlk
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CARVED LETTER
by Ackermsn
I ars ACkERMAN MILLER, lol Nassaa-sI he
4 rrss ~

I
OFFICE OF THE LUs'c ISLAND RAILROAD
~ Company. New. York, February ~, lof7-Whereas
the Bylaws adopted by the Directors OF he Long Island
Railroad Company the 2lst day Of March, 1916 pro-
vide that
The Annusl Meeting Of the stocs holders Of this Com
pany for he choice Of thirteen Directors shall be held
lie third Jliay IN February Of each the ONCE OF
the Company NewYork under the direction OF three
Inspectors
THE poll to be open from o'clock at noon and to be
kept open until 2 O'Clock, r. NJ"
And whereas by inadverlence such bylaw and the
Of such meeting has not been duly publs
quired by aw and election Of Directors for the year
sums having been hed-TneIeore Resolved that an cleo
OF thirteen Directors OF this Company be held at the
Compsnys Office ia New York, on Tuesdsy, the 9th day
In accordance with the Revised Statues The poll 10 b.
open from II O'clock. noon, until clock r. NJ AMI
that the Secretary notco thereof 10 be duly pub
lished.
True copy from the minutes.
DAVID 5, IVES, Secretary.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that The annual meeting OF The
election OF thirteen directors will be held at the Office OF
said Company a. No. - Wism-st Merchants Exchange
in the city Of New York, the 9Th day Of April next
The poll be open from II o'clock Al noon until
O'clock P. NJ. BY order ofthe Board, ,,,,., ,-.
New-York, February 10. 1871 2ofMp7h
\ AMPS, GIRANDOLEs, Hall Lanterns and Can
LdelaDras for the Fall Trade.-DlETZ BROTHER
co lS9 Wllliamst In the Washington Block are manu-
featuring and have always on hand complete assortment
OF articles in their line Of following descriptions,
which they VIII sell a. wholesale or Ietau al 10" prices
for cash.
Solar Lamps, Gill and Bronzed, Ia great variety
Cornelius Co.'s celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
Girandoles various patterns git syered Or 0ronZed
suspending Solafs, Donc Camphene Lamps
Bracket Sosrs side 90
solar Chandeliers, Bracket do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand DO
Br,anuis Hand Lamps Csmphene Chandeliers.
Superior Chemical Oh, Pure Sperm on
do Camphens, Sol and Lard OIL,
do Burning fluid, Refined Whale Oh
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Al NE JOURN Al.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ships Victoria STARK London; 5outherner. (sp Berry
Charleston. Geo Sutton.
Rsyks Valbslls. Thatcher London Foster Nicker
con Hyndford, (Br) McAlpine Glasgow, Woodruff &
Minturn. me-
Brig Commodus Bailey, Boston, Nesmth & Wslsh-
gohrs Mary Ames, Msgrew. 81 Jago de Cuba
Thompson; Daniel Parker, Russell, Philadelphia, Pratt
q Piefson; Lacon Besrse Boston Morris Vain, Somers
Charleston, N l. McCresdy e. Co; Splendid, Bent fhhs
delohia. Tookcr a. Pierson; Daniel Webster. Delaney
do Mckee. Hand & Co.
sloop Rhode Island. Hall, Providence.
Barge Delaware Cresse South Amboy.
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| 90. AT PRIVATE sALE--The l~osiory onek
H.: and lease of lot III Clinton place, fronting Mer
- GER st with lot ia Ninh-sL Each lot 70 feet
front and 9 feet II inches Leases from Saiora
Snug Harbor with renewals Size Of house p feet by "
eet deep Ia front and thse
stories Ia rear good under-celar back building Ito
ne. and basement The house is furnished with marble
| L. .,,i,, 40 ANTHONY }. BLEfCkER,
! 90 AuctiOn~er. 7 Broad 81
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NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS iot mo dsenaIfs
u An insovent from his debts, plrsuan IA me pfov
ion. Of the third arc. Of the nTs te OF me nm cnspef
of the second part OF the Revised statutes
Charles BohOnOD OF the Guy and County Of Newfon,
in.olvent deoor. as well IN his Individual eapsiye
one ~ the hrm of Bohonon 4 Crane.
Notice frs published, February fret. leT Creators
appear before he Hon Mlchse Ulshoeher, First Judge
Court Of Pleas FOR the City and Caunty a
New az his ch-mbsrs Ia the City Hall Of tho Ciy
New YORK, on the 18th dayo March 1877 al 10 6closs
assignment Of the said ius0yenps estate shoua
not be made and he be discharged ffom his debts
JAMES C BLAKE.
ffiaw6W AIRY 1 Nas-aust New YoTk
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IN VALI ABLE tUUNThf NEAT and raIri,
- Columbia county. six miles from Hudson city, for
sale or will be- exchanged for city Of Brooklyn prop
erty These premises known aley The residence Of
Henry w Livingston, ESQ. ard forming part Of the
estate Robert Jafrsy, deceased, siuatd about niles
from the city ofHgc.on and adjoining the residence OF Mrs
Mary Livingston. The mansion consists % main build
ing - feet square In ight and each 81
bg 70 feet with cellar under the whole dnishec through
the complete manner and commanding an Ell
ten-ye view Of mountains. There the
premises washhouse with four and garrett, large
stzbs and sgehOuse also, farmhouse and grain
barn large lea house now hed with Ice. The farm
ss Of 100 VI good land suitable for grain grass or
pssure and has upon large sppe-orchsrd together
with great variety Of Other fruit The mansion, with tho
necessary OuLbudngs with about 10 acres Of land Willie
sold Sc pa alely required farther description Of hs
property Is deemed unnecessary, a. no one would pif
chase without a previous personal examination. The
Hud sou River Railroad within hsfs mile u this farm
For farther particulars apply 10 Mrs. {: Jaffay on tbs
premises, or % RICHARD OAhLsf, Broad 81
~ iy
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HUBBARD's PAPEKs.-bUkNAPAb AbCOCkI
I1No LIS Fulion-sL oder Tor sale full assortment Of Pa
per, manufactured by the Messrs. Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, Super Royal
Royal, Medium DENY and FLAT Cap
bank FOLIO Post Bank Qusrto Poet, Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, fan assortment
Packet Post super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Coored lmpertals
Colored Royals thick and thin
Do Medium, do. do
Do Double Cap Tor copy books
Pine Glazed Colored Mediums. Royals nc nc.
g. B. have also hand very extensive essortmsnl on
Wrilirg Papers Book and News Printing Papers Plss
Pspers Hardware and Wrapping Papers. They also
sole agents OF Ihs genuine Pstont Envelope Paper.
Printing Pspsr OF any sz- and quality made 70 order AZ
49,. ,,,fsa vi o4yent
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g. FOR -ALE-A block 81 snd between siNlh =. a 4
10 SeventA avenues and between One-Hundred ana
ma Thrtyhrst and One-Hundred snd Thirty second -ts
containing 81 lots level with city grade and SOL sua
bic for a buDing ground. a.
Also 10 lots between Third and Fourth avenues and One
Hundred and Thirteenth and One Hundr and Fourteenth
streets $50, n.
Also 10 lots between ourh aad Fhh avenues and one
Hnadred and. Twelfth and One Hundred and Thirteenth
t7g Inn r. KETCHrM 80 Nssssu-st
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AZ. At PRIVATE -ALE-Five Lots on the south
q. .i5s If Tbilty.lhrist one hundred and se~rn'y
III three feet east OF Tenth avenue, esrh lot - feet
inches by IS feet deep 49,, ... d, .
west Flfh-aven-e. size of y by hall The BLOCK
Aso SIX Lots on north side OF Thirty nihst betw cen
Fifh and stNth-aveuues each lot 25 by fs he block,
Also one Lot on souh sde Of Thirty hssisL ioo ieel
west q Fiflhavenue . .
Also one Lot on cas-, side OF Broadway 3 feet north Of
Thirtieih
Also one Lot on southeast corner OF ThireihsL and
Broadway FOrpartcuers spply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucsioneer,
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SARAH Z. BRICK, Admlni.trairiI
SAML. Y. BRICK. Administrator.

IN PURSUANCE u an order OF the Surrogate Of he
County Of NewYOrk, Notice IL hereby gwen 10 ali per
having claims against John r. Townsend late Of he
City OF NeYork deceased to present the with he
vouchers lhereO the subscribers the store OF samuel
T. Skidmore No So Cedar street. In the City OF Newfot
on before the ninth day OF March next Dated New YORK.
the hfth day OF september. 1896.
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AaTPRIyaTE s4LE-Fourlh-. and Wall

- AT PRIVATE sALE-Fourgh--t and Washing
IN tonsqare The fst class modern built 5s.oy and al
MA tic dwelling house pa FOurlh.sL on Washington
square and commanding hne view Of Fhs avenue oeins
situated hight opposite the same The house 0uii ID ne
most substantial manner and finished In the best style
mahogsuy doors solid and polished, plated tuistare 3
marble manies throughout the house 10 heated Win
hot air furnace the CrotOn water laid on beebes rang
Ina kitchen Ac Nc The lot Is 25 feet by l2N feet Tue
premises n complete condition, and possession To De
giyen on or before the irst u May next For terms sad
e,,thsr nsrticulsrs apnly 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
,-Ci,g Auctioncef Broad Z
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C. FOR sALE-A neat Cottsge and BAN, with about
- four and half OF good land, Pleasantly situated
49, ia the town Of New Rochelle on Weyman's avenue
within half mile Of Steamboat Landing aud about mat
distance from the New Haven and New-fork Ralroad.,
There IL good well Of tie basement door sad
sound and surrounding county the above place 10 not
sold private by the 9th day OF March next WI De
offered at pubic auction the premises al ~ O'CLOCK A.
~ on that day. For farther particulars inquire OF
~ pcce.us Esh ~ 1871 fqf Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

ITO DE>TIsTs.-Tbe subscriber has Just received
cement lxithOu, mercury f9r ning Teeth Invented
.od Recently proved by oGe Of The f Surgical Dentists
n The word. Ii believed be the best article OF the
knd offered 10 he profession For sale y e DENTAL
skoSt of JOSEPH 7. MURPHY.
z5f In 300 broadWay.
orders By mail accompanying One Dollar can have jar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

ID DESIRABLE PROPERTY EOh sALE.-
~ Tha; valuable farm IN Orange Town, County OF
ROckAnd, " Y. krown as The late residence Of Wan
die Ven2ntwerp deceased, situated within two minutes
walk from The NewYoTk and Erls Railroad, on The road
leading from Tappzn Town 70 Hayenifa~. about one
nile from mo village Of Tsppan, where there two
houses Of public worship, exeeeht aud wei conduct
ed acsdeny, common school, stores, Mills &c The
lioned an excellent apple orchard, buildings all In good
order. Asii supposed that no person VIII purchase pre-
vOus 10 examining The premises sfartner description
eonsidered unnecessary. II sold possession will be given
the frsI Of MAJ next Apply 70 JAMES II. hEQUA,
Executor u the estate OF Wsndle ysaantwerp, Tsppsn
Town; or 20 JAMES Z. yANANTWERp, 90 ne prem.
ises; or to Mss MARGARET VANASTWERPs lo2
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-01

mo FANCY (.OND- and Thread a0d Needle Dealers
Il ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Is Malden-lan dealer IN al
varieties Of Combs, Brushes, Pins Needles, Tapes Steel
Pens Lead Pencils God aad Silver Pencil Cases him
bes steel beads elegant Bead Bags and Purses SIX snd
Cotton Purses Hair Pins Buttons, Hook and Eyes, &c
SC luvitss those about commencing business and msf
ca.n. from The country 10 examine his sock u Fancy
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