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Eeadl Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given, according TO law, 10 ell per-
sbns having claims against George Hazard ae Of the
city OF New.York, keeper, deceased, hs they a
required TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber the Executor OF the last will and testament
OF the said deceased at his carriage manuacory and pss
of transactng business the corner Of Eighty stree
and the Third-avenue the city OF NewYork, before or
on the fourth day Of June Dated the second Dag o.
December, A. ID. 1916.
d3 law6mF JOHN c. PARKER, Executor he
DUBIIC NOTICE Ia hereby given that Pei.oa
j has been presented 10 the Board of Assistant sssf.
men, TO have the gIGds Of Maiden lsDe, between fesn
and South raised All persons Interested 10 the abos
proposition. having objections to The same. are desired 10
Ore nj them in writing to the undersigned at BIS Office
No Hall OF Record, before the 3ist day OF Msyihs
d. T. THOMPSON, Street Com nissionef
Street Comm ssioner's Office, May 20, 1sE. my9eei
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE ROBIN. :. For The Tribune.
nv W. Il c. HosMER.

T,r clear familiar notes recall
The INN stes Of ny fathers hall
The mother on whose breast | lay
Ere known was one, unhappy day
Nv b,ushing sisters, in the pride
OF besnty springipg side BY aide,
And playful brothers, tsir Of face
Ny chubby rivals In the race.
The Past Its portal open nipgs,
AID Memory expands her wings
Again rosy laughing child
1 thread the mszes Of toe wild,
And mark thee rounding out thy nest
Rufiog the feathers on thy breast
Or listen to thy mellow lay
When mourning the decline Of dsy
hear thy softly .wsrbled strain,
And olden dreams come back ssaio
While airy shapes are drawing near
The voices Of the dead hear
l stand. in thought, beneath the shade
OF trees by my own planting made
A,a on the rivers widowed shore
Stroll WITH my rod and line once more
Tradition tells tale OF thee
Forever deu TO Memory
When the lost children, side By side,
Ia the dark wood lay down and died
Arm locked 10 srm--s heavenly pair
For earth too sweet for life too fair
Dropping bright leaves their forms TO cover
Above them thou didsi gently hover.
Bird Of my heart boon crave
Go, seek my little daughters grave
And MARBLE on the oak that grows
Near the green couch OF her repose
When living with delighted ear
She listened of thy song to hear,
And elspped Der tiny hands when sprius
Brought thee from far on Auttering wing
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

IIPk tOUN Dhfs
~ GOLD-ST. corner Of Ann-sL New York-The SUP.
O9scber IL prepared to furnish hand cast type, ana
printers materials Of all kinds at short notice and on rea
sonable terms. -, H.,
Projectors Of who have not advertised Tor
the subscriber. who may publish This notice for three
months previous Jan l. IS 50, will be entitled 10 receive
pay IN type purchasing I'VE times the amount OF ine"
bills for advertising.
Old type will be in exchange for new a. cts per u
mv6 iineod. ROBERT TAYLOR
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miscellaneous.
EYE AND EAR.

DR. POWELL, OccULlSr AND AURisr,
96l Broaduay cor. Of Uarrsa-st.
CONFINES HIS PRACTICE exclusively 10 diseases OF
he eve snd References 10 patients that have been
cured OF AMAuRosts OFTHALMIA, CArARACTs, OPAcrics
DgAyNEss OiscHAReEs from the EAR, sc.
STEAMSHIPS or SQUIRTING cured In few minutes
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without an operation hat can
not be distinguished from tho natural
Spectacle adapted to every defect
Terms foriy , TIE e'rcts'taaers 81 ne pdtfn"
m2g 2neodD&W
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1nsurdnre.
OFFICE or "TBE HOLE MUTUAaa ILL LIE

I 1i,.1rs5S. Company Wall o. Mortimer buielnsS
on lStn ,rco,poraed IN with liberal ard
nsrpesa Charter and duly organized according 10 lsw
has commenced the business q Ls sS,s .nnpsny
among the Insured, according to The act OF nco'PV, %
The rsies Of premiums conform with me n.sse o. 49,
similar eompanies-or TIE convenience Of parties insun
"a no would refer pay the premiums by insia
Il len 10 their option when The premium eScseSs - 10
pay nehaf IL CASH and secure payment q w :,
n II mouths by approved note bearing interest ~
per cent - -, ,,s,-..i for the bep.St
~ their wives srd children, 90 hat upon me oecessi
he n.ur a the wife living or cot hen his ehofen
win receive The smon1i psyses BY e Pc Peas.
For the greater security OF parties msurlns Win u
company the Trustees have provided an ineennly lun
"a he ,ount az eco % ossi hist may sccrueu upon
policies issued BY the company which u 10 rersn un.
capital exceeding that amount shaii hsNe veeu eaAs
Necessary, ard may be Withdrawn. ,n.
The following lis, u The oSeers and Trustees Tor We
ensuing yesr-viz -
Nathaniel Weed. Ezra Wood, Chsnneey Ayres,
Simeon Bald win, Joseph B: Nones' nninp > osPn'
Dennis Perkins. Roswell Hoyt, VIM L. BREWER
John A Dsveuporl Ssm1 X. Ssilerlee. James Dimon,
AleS'r H Dams, G H. sesrdsey Ths. Msiy Ws.ys,
Charles Taylor. John w Leeds, yosepn =; ws,as a
Ale1'r Hamilton, AleNr " Holly, stephen Provost
lanes T Souiler Wm. r. Minor. rheo Davenport
JOHN ". LEEDS. Assistant President
JOHN A. DAVENPORT. Vice President
JOSEPH 3. MONIES, AeIuary
ROSWELL HOYT, Secretary.
VIM WELLS, General Agent 4.
Dana, Woodruff Leonard. Es9s CoanseNofs sAd Az
torn-ys Of the Company for New-f0dk: O.,
WIN. T. Minor Esq. Counsellor and A"orneS 'o' s'Ah'
ford. 30, =. ~ pAs.,.-.
Medcs Examiners and Advisers Of The Company Tor New"
York ,,,-st.., ,svf.ar
Tor stamford. ~, - 49,
Tl,HE KNICkERBOChEh flre insurance Co9i
L psny Of New-York-Capiai s1soM" .Is I.s.
WsnsI-The Legislature Of This StAie ST ls se ises,
sion passed an changing the eolporss nsm ~ ~
the old Mutual Insurance Company Of the 'y o. ~ =,
Yorkn 10 Knickerbocker Fire Insurance company y,
New-Yors All future business Of that Corporsnon VIII
therefore be tran sscted under snew name ,,s
II NAV be well sdd by way OF explanation thai me on
"Mumsn Notwithstanding It's tile, was IN TACT 500
Company having capital s paid In and securely Veseeu
All he change OF nsms VIA obtained prevent uis-
apprehension or that point , 49,.
49, g. on a. ayorsbe terms As similar Institutions IN this
city. DihrSIOhS' "a, -, ,,.A
0sorgs IRELAND. John Gray, Chm Leverich.
Jcbn 1Ootbont Rcus Moore Bent De Forest,
a. Arrulsr'us Edward Cook Vim. Tucker,
acisrt Rsnscn Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
Iobr Csnpbell Adam Norre. Alex'r Lawrence,
George COnklin, Robert Kermit, MN T. Dean,
Joshus Brush, AnIhony Chsraoh WllllMI o.uNnsns
Robert L. STUART l.. G. HRnerstyt henIy th"oiu.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A B. HcDoNALD. Secretary.
Hevv-TOrk. April u, lFF1 W. -1--
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publir Con = anees, &t.

rsII MORNING LINE a. seven o,closs
Ex&&sst:.zsxi.-For Albany and Troy, and inleus
dale landings-Bressfast and dircer o.
board the boat. The low. pressure steamboat TROY
Capt A. Gorham, will leave tbs steamboat pieG, foot
Barclay-st Mondays, Wednesdays and Frdsys, n
seven Oclock--retprning on the opposite days
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt H. l.. Kellogg, VII
leave the steamboat pier foot OF BsrcaysL Tossfsy'
Thursday and Saturday al half O'Clock, reurnngo On
the opposite days -
EVENING LINE-THROUGU DIRECT
From the foot II COrtlsudsL
Passengers taxing tEis boat will arrive 10 ne 70 st,
the morning trLinOf from Troy west to buhso ana
north 10 Whitehall and Lake Chsmplain.
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt H. IS Macy on TuesasJi
Thursday and Saturday. Al 8 O'Clock, p. Nj -
This steamboat COLUMBIA, on Monday, "WEDNESDAY
and Friday, al O'Clock p. NJ,
B. HALL t,be once on he wharf myn
IT. ACTTIZENs' NEW DAY LINE o.
.kxf3kx5S. opposition Boats FOR ALBANY man
termediae places Fare 5oeeuo b'ssA"'
and dinner on board. ,.
The new and elegant steamer ROGER WlLbiAh'
Capt A. DegrOOt Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday
half past s A. VI. METAMORA, Capt ). 3. Knight MO-
days, Wednesday, and Fridays, at bali past A. N n0a
the pier foot OF Wanen-sL touching Hammond It, PIER
For passage OF light freight apply on board The bos
To GEORGE DOB5ON IT the ohfs,
l16 Wanen-sL corner OF WesLh
" All persons are forbid trusting the above bosil~
of he
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SECOND BOARD

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
AZ ship LsiJah; from Ham5lrg- Messrs Bume' lem
n1ernaun. Kutes Blamburg and l23 In the steerage.
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AIDES, DRESS HABIT end Pellsse Cutting
IL taught in three Lessons Instruction In Madame Til
leuxs &c LIBERATED system Of Dress Cutting viii be given
permanently al 6 Chsmbers-sL 4 few doors east Of
Broadway.
Ladies in easy circumstances well as those engaging
ia the business Of Dress Making WILL with three hours in
snd accuracy
For the purpose Of Introducing this method and making
II popular here II has long been in Paris snd London
the terms made extremely low s. including all the
expenses. Hours Of instruction from A. N. TO G P. NJ.
Dresses cut without delay, and warranted TO g.
vlT 1rnpod
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BARGAINS The Subscriber would respectfully In,
ID form the public that he 10 selling of cheap large and
varied OF unredeemed pledges al greatly re
duced prices consisting OF Oyercosts and coss from y
$40 each black cloth dress and ock Goals, from 10 -
each pants and vests from Is cts 20 - each also large
assortment OF watches sud iewey OF all descf puons and
all kinds Of musical and mathematical instfumensi sex
tsns qusdrants guns psOls swords cutlery and great
many other articles, too numerous 10 mention Also
large assortment Of carpenters tools Those In want Of
the above enumerated arucles would do We'll 10 eau and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. WILSON,
FORMERLY Simpson Wilson, - ChathsmsL
EB-All those having any Of the above named articles
which they DESTROYS 10 dispose OF AZ reasonable
price will please call on !. WILSON, 10 Chaihan-sL
M lWs
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TO SHIP CHANDELIERS, Dssiefs in Naval stores
\ Campheue. Soap Makers, Sc.-rhe undersigned, hag-
ing succeeded business Of Messrs Cooke Adams,
ste Turpenue Dsuers &c Ia prepared 10 execute orders
to any extent Camphene Spils Turpenne, Son Tur
penne Pitch. Tar, Rosn, Soft Pitch, Spirits Tar, Var
nshes Coal Tar and every description OF Naval Stores OF
Inc first quality, and which he viii sell the most favor
able terms. Haviog effected Arrangement with Mr..
Thomas Cooke late Of the above frm TO supernend the
manufacturing and distling department. the undersigned
feels assured that his snices will be found equal If not
superior those Of any other house 10 The Onted States
JAS. I. TAPsCoTr, Successor to Cooke Adams,
90 South-si.
We take this opportunity Of addressing our old friends
ard in behalf Of Mr. J. T. Tapscoit 10 whom
line, feeling sssIred from our long acquaintance with
him (he having been formerly 10 house,) and the
facilities hs possesses Of his being able to give entire sats
faction to all who may favor him with their orders
THOMAS COOKE
a. eodf b. ADAMS.
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JOSFFH p NKIFFiTHsl % Anily'N
JOHN ALLEN, n Naudcrw aier.st
MRS GkIFFITFs, on the premises

sso TO NURSERY MEN, Gardeners. Ge.-rh. %.
~ dersigned has about % ~ land situate whbe
half mile of the village Of Peekssili IN even
specI well adapted for Nursery, fruit 0i al kiri,
and especially Tor grapes and for vegetable garden A
establishment of hs Kind Is much wanted In The neghbof
hood ard may he rendered very proGisbe. On he pr.
misses good new dwelling house with other baudass
The premises VII he sold reasonable terms rsnlf
for term Of years, or the undersigned win make shs
contract with an experienced Nnrerymsn and osrds,'
10 take The premises shares &c For rsriculsrs q
quire OF George p Nelson, No Wall street, OF Of "a
subscriber, Ia PeekskiL
myi3 w WILLIAM NELSON.
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DEDFORD GROWN GLA-s.-The subscribers
IA hxvng been appoin ed Agents for he sale OF Rediord
Crown Glass The manufacture Of which has been sey
RECOMMENDED desire TO call the attention Of the puoc 10
the Glass
The BEDFORD GLASS IL made from white dirt sand,
obtained IN tho yciny Of he 'aclory and 10 the Only
Crown Glass made from th- species Of sand In ms e0uh
try The superiority OF This Glass consists ~ us or-h
white colorts clesr surface, and iis great hcs
ness strength and sraighness Its surface always re-
taps enamel AMI u.tres not Affected by ctsnge OF
climate and entirely free from me oheeon whch w.
plies To plate gass OF becoming eaaily bedimmed by dnsl
age -
The sARANAC CROWN GLASS made At the ssins
works ia of the same strength and thickness as The Red
ford aud Ia desirable article FOR stores tsetores steam
boats and canal boats, railroad cars, greenhouses NC
Orders furnished Al short nOtce.
MORGAN, WALKER 5 SMITH,
AlrI [ Daalnra ID Inhn..l
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CROTON HOSE.
. N ~ EsaNm. RLH EAnT II

CROTON HOSE,
AT25 CENTS PER FOOT. Consumers OF lnls
"A article viii find Il greatly their advantage TO eS-
smue Hose manufactured by the subscrb"r sno war
ranted superior what Ia sold al an advantage price,
STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS and all others purchas-
ng this article will be dealt with In such manner "a u
be satisfactory. The best Of stock viii be used In '
manufacture and the OrkmaDshp warranted.
T. o. BUCKMAsrER, $50 Hudson-st, and
as eodim Basement OF cor Pearl and Chatham.
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farms for Sale.

90 FARM FOR sALE-Con.is,ng OF sixiy scrs
- be long ing 10 the estate Of the lsts Capt J0
.Grilfths, deceased eliuated near NilisDs brlts,
westchester Co, N. ", and within ten minutes vaA
the Railroad. The location IS not surpassed ny any D.
county surrounded on all SIDES by rood roads, and ".
ioning country OF Capt Spencer and James Ades
Esd The land IL In first rae coniinon NE lo,s wei
dvid with stone fence aud above SIX acres Of supe
wood land, and the whole well walered The barn nj
out.houses sre In good order Th@ dwelhng house IA 10
every respect comfortable dwelling.
There T. on he premises good eppehesrny orchards
consisting Of four hundred yong and ihly tree,
beside pear peach ami cherry tree. Any person q 10
ing r-lired county seat poses ssing facilities u cmi
10 and fem the city pleasure by railroad few ueh "
poftuntss Offer part Of lie purchase money y,
main on bond and mortgage al SIX per cent For nrihe
particulars enquire Of
JOSEPH GRIFFITHs, i3S AuilyH,
JOHN ALLEN, n Naudcrw aterst
uvlg 2yv. MRS GkIFFlTHS. on the premises
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miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
EyI scRlBNER, Of the late firm Of lockwood serb
Liner thankful 70 his friend. and The public generally Ioi
tner former patronage would respectfully inform hem mai
hs has sod out hs Interest IN The late firm al 65 Pearst
Of Fulton and hs. taken part q he store u aon
doors below Gold, where be has opened az eheJ
ew and select stock Of
WATCHES, IEWELRY AND sILvERWARE
comprising IL part as follows VIZ tine god sna siy.t
watches OF the beat makers gold guard and toD enalhs
breast pins, studs, finger snd ear nng key
seals gold and silver himbles sPeeaess Penen easss
gold pens lockets &c silver spoons sd lee oIs sugar
longs butter knives Of every variety, and o. me se sno
most approved styles slyerTGe mace 20 ofaeI rom
con and iu III. beat manner. Ss expenses being very
nzht enable him BY quick saes and anal prohs 70 meet
the yiews OF all those who may DO pleased 70 s'of MN
cIoeks watches and ewslry repaired 10 the best
usT' LEVI sCRIBNER, u Fulion:st
HB-Rogsr,'. celebrated di2mosd-poinLed Excel
.o.s sols ,sn. myi lwisk5~os
INCREASE OF SPEED AND SAFETY OF
CTEAMBOArs.-rhe s1bscribers new boat built ex-
Isnbche5 Ia Ten or heen dsys Any time prelOu TO The
tris be viii sell one-eighh Of lie night Tor reasonable
d safety Of Steamboat. hs. he confidence Of al who
have examined l. Apply 20 sEWALL SHORT,
myo Iet' los Ne.ey.L
CLOTHING.
FULL AND FAsHIoSAsLE suiF
Ready Nude from s. 20 s15,
Al ne Clothing
wAKEHous
MO lo2 Fultoo-.t opposite Ihe Church. I'm.
AWNINGS AWNINGS
EREgCB. VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
Il Ia , superior manner asd fnshed IN splendid style
kv WORKMAN 4 BELL
ia Wsst~st corner OF Warren, N. Y.
n 3. Dout forget The nurnber az Sm
PAREER's
COFFEE HOUSE,
No % OEy-sr. lToRsEzLy or JoHs-sTl
Nev-York- AL kmsfeto
PATENT AGENCY.
Z H. BAILEY Agent for procuring Patents In The Uni
y. ted States and Europe, VIII prepare all e necessary
/ psper, Dnyings and Models VIII disrstrb Offrs z
= Chsnbe-s-sl cor OF Center my lmsoc'
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mylI lmeOdF
V,HR YELLOW OR CHESTER Springs Tor
4, situated hiriy-lwo miles from Philadelphia In besu
f undulang country and is gs.ey srrsnged for az
The accommodation Of pleasure visitors.
Visitors take the Reading Cars al Philadelphia for
For farther Information address Dr.. GEO LIHGEN and
CHAs. =. HoFFEEDAHL, Chester Springs, Chester Co.
Ps. ais 3awSm'
O.. FIRST RATE Peach Orchard Nut Coal,
tcOs. FOR stove do and Lshg IN do delivered or 80 cents
oF for carriage. +. BENJAMIN, 2o5 Frsnklin-st
Dealers supplied very low. coal yard TO let and tx.
for sale or 800 tons coal wanted low
myl0 2meods
CHOW CAsE.. SHOW CASES.. Show CssesTIi
o-Atlhe Manufacory. corner Of Blocker and Hammond
plain and elegant Counters and upright Showcases
constantly hand and ade 10 order, with silver plated
bars and plated fronts Al The premium Showcase Manu-
factory corner OK beecSer aud Hammond Sta myl7 I'm
nR. IRA g. FRAZER, tbs celebrated Cancer Doc
~ tor who doctors 90 The Indian mode VI practice,
rived in his city his morning, and be found the u
the season, when specimens Of be on
Ny. myis 5w'
I AMPS. LAMPS! Cheaper than yer-AlI thoss To-
IL want Of cheap and brilliant Hight will do well TO call
the subscriber, where viii be found fall assortment,
oflsmps comprising Dorc; solar and globe lamps globes
ehmneys and lsmpwtcks Of all kinds camphene and spirit
gas Sperm and whale OIL cone lanterns, all Of which will
be .oId :, the lowest cash price, ,.,,,,
THE sUBsCRIBERs are now manufacturing al
their extensive works 81 and $50 Waierst a new and
very superior article Of Lead Pipe which they feel assured
VII give better sausfscon than any yet offered 10
American public All sizes and weights Of Sheet Lead
constantly on hand THOMAS, OTIS, LIZ ROY K CO
myl7 linz 26I and 2sS vVafer-sI
! FAKE SOT1UE-For sale or exchange he prem.
n lses 81 sprnssL the following articles viz good
nofses Goa carts, spring do, light wagon, all new
grocery wagons. down Town cart Dirt DO PAIR coal
scaes uo -Ls cart and harness hames and large cop
Ter boier fsrsons wanting any Of the above sfucies
vii ma u % their sdvantsg. to call and essnl1e before
1 parcnsslng elsewhere. lsH lm.l O. BKOADhOksT.
/ DARLOR sPiTTOUNs--Britannis Psr.or Spit
toons, new style manufactured and Tor sale Al Bur
/ lngsip,b by LUCIU5 HART, late boaIdmzn Hart
my0 81
! DATkNr ENGLISH sHEATHlNG and Bot ei
I Feet-A complete assortment now spding and fol
ssls by CYRUS w. FIELD & co
myls lw Barring slip.
ALUM-I5o barrels Grade Alum 100 do ground Alum
lAfor sale By CYRUS w. FIELD Co.
! mylslw Burlneslip
BLEACHING POWDER--lOo casks very saperio
| Dqusity, now landing and for sale BY
nylSlw CYRUS W. FIELD X Go, BurIng clip.
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6ouecs for Sale.


"a FOR sALR-Juse ID. the dwelling house AL q
"a late the property OF Barzila BEN snln eeccssec
- Said place svery pleasantly stused "A fssi trlss
r,rt and within fvc minUes welk OF me slesniocsi
railroad de o. In the CTS OF btdsefotI Tue hoo'e IA
good repair sad the lot Il large enough 70 sdr ~ q
her binding being l feet ide ard II deep. Ga ..
premise. Is good ell os water and number u bet,s
fruit trees Unless disposed OF at pryS.s sale BY re
nrer,ssa, a, II O'clock forenoon FOR particulars conf,
81 BROOKS 4 sTRATroN. or r. s NICHOLS, Brsss
port, y. BENJAMIN New-Hsven, OF Of The sae.cro-ru
Milford CT lmylt ue2'l JOHN SMITH
..n FOR s1IE-A bloch offend between sisa a,
81 Seventh avenues and One Hundred and Tkirsysrt
- and One Hundred and Thirsy-second ste congsar,
81 lots of land all 10 grade aad IL Tor immediate ocups
Also 10 lots In the block between Third ara FousA a,
erues snd One Hundred and Thirteenth and One Hasd:
and Fourteenth SIS In The immediate vicinity Of improve
,so oolosbetxeen Fourth and Fnh avenues ana On.
Hundred AMI Eleventh and ore Hundred and 1wefls o..
Apply to lmylS lml z kEiCHUM, o. Ns..soa
-. At PRIVATE sALE-SeyenlhsL- B.s
&s fours,ory brick houses snd i9ss on tne norm sN
A sevenh-st between Avenues b and c, conneccns
a3 feet east OF Avenue Beach house ~ feet by feet
Also the three story house and lot Hdloinrf he
above on the north side OF Seyonihsi distant S ees
OF Avenue Bhe house % feet by S. feet the whole a..
houses forming "a oae block n front 70, ParlessrsO
myi5Iw- Auetioneer, Braasl
"a FOR SALE OK TO iEA-E--a ysasss
f,<A OF Newtown, Long Island, about tour miles ffuG
Williamsburgh. The house IL new eEd buut BY dag,
work, two stories containing eigh, roonsi Aso ZOOS
kitchen attached cslern snd We'll Of eNcele wset he
house l. surrounded by beautiful orchard 81 the choce
1fuit Apply to ROBT. MACK on The premises o.
myl7 fw WIN. BELcHER, ~ Peed-.t New,YcIh
80 FOX SALE OR TO L. ET-Nne houses and %
10 on Flhy.fourth.sL near the Shot Towef-desnbs
~ residences for carmen and others. Inquire
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, l59 froni-sL or OF ISAAC
WARD, il2 seeond-sL N.Y. III
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CASDLEsTICKS-A nrw style Of bnisDnr q
~ dlestcss, equal In appearance and cursDuny..
beet plated ouss Just reesivsd and for sale wh0ssS
retail, al 8 Burlng ain. by LUClUs HAIL.
py20S late BosrduAa ~