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S3l,4l5 81

Total $500. ssl,al5 81 s2lsisll s.osss 81
The number OF bales Of cotton in January 1885, was
sel in ls47, 7o6 The number of passe in ls4e
was 6os and in 1877 s73 The deficiency in the re-.
ceipts of 1916, it will be perceived mainly owing to
the deficiency OF the cotton crop of that year.
with the year previous The receipts this year for jan
uary show, so far the goes that the cotton
crop must have been larger than in either the
twoyears but SUCH in fact is not the CASE Tho crop
has come forward faster than usual this year in conso
Of high prices ruling from the openips Of the
season 1t is estimated that the rcce s of cotton at tho
Atlantic ports, SO far this season. sve been more than
two-ihds ofihe aggregate for me year.
The Legislature of this se has called upon the Pro-
s1ent OF the New York AID Harlem Railroad Company,
10 report 10 he Secretary Of State under oath
full and detailed ssment of the business and condi
hon oil tho Cor-pany, in accordance with the act Of
Esrch o, las. This movement originated in Well
street. ong the bear Spectators in the stock, and
some OF the friends of the Hudson River Railroad Their
oSIec evidently is to depress the market value Of the
stock for tho purpose Of Cling their contracts, and
advance subscriptions to the stock Of the river road
The real friends sf the Harlem are under obligations to
these parties, for their efforts in bringing out full and
detailed statement Of the affairs of that company 1t is
what they have been anxious to obtain for long limo
Any nvestgs,ion Of this kind must result favoraby 10
te Harlem Company will stop all further sales of
which believed 10 be Individuality the board of
directors. 1t is full time the mismanagemen Of this
valuable and important road brought 70 closet
s. full time for the stockholders TO make the irvestga.
sn the Legislature calls for for the purpose ofrescupg
tho Company from the financial embarrassments under
which hiss for such length of time existed 1t is es.
tnated that two mi lions of dollars will carry this road
from its present term nation TO Albany. without making
any connection with any other road in the State; and
Is only necessary to lace the present position of tho
Affairs of this Company before the public to ensure
rapid completion ofthe entire line.
1t is stated we know not with how much truth that
the subscriptions to the Hudson River Road have been
hsd up TINT the three millions have been subscribed
such is tho fact the have done much bot
ter than We expected There is however, great did
Guilty yet to be surmolnted and that the collection
tho five per cent insalment in cash. ibefore the
Let ofMsrch required by the charter Another week
will settle this question In tho meantime we would re.
commend tie Committee to continue their efforts to OBJ
tain subscriptions, as many Of those who subscribed
foms time since will, without doubt refuse to pay ND
the 6rst iRstalment.
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The ALLEGhANlAN NJ

HE ALLEGHANlAN
ELAT TERED by the their former Conc ets
have with induced give their NEXT Con-
cert at the Broadway Tabernacle,
TIA WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. "a
The following pieces will constitute part Of the pro-
gramme
The GIeetnR-Up up with the Signal. the land is in
Sight-My Mother Dear-The Last Rose Of Summer-He
Dosth All Thiaxs Weil-1he Seasons, Farmers Song
Could Hush Fathers igh-Away Down Eat-Yankee
Land.
door.
Commence at ~ o'clock rl 4tsr
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BosToN, Feb 2l-sP NJ.
The is six inches in depth. and 10 still fall
ing
Flour yesterday reoeded 10 cents per barrel on receipt
Of the European mail OF the 4th inst.
Tho Csmbra's passengers and mail LEFT to day in an
extra train, via the Long Island Railroad but the snow
will, probably, impede their progress.
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SEGARS

SEITARS
HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBACCO.
A. SAMANOs, % Broadway, up stairs, Opposite
"A. Trinity church, offers FOR sale lots TO suit purcha'
ers, at wholesale aud retail 80
i,e bales Havana Leaf Tobacco, wrappers and filters
80 fguAny y
30 Cumberland II srbor, n
IS Ozark wrspprry.
~ csses old Connectcut Seed Tobacco good colors
Also Sega of all aud eisAes including some n
no expressly private kers logethe with others
Tor the tade. Just received ale" OF the new bana
.t,uASIcuAsico " imported solely by the subscuoer
Older. usly attended Tor all classes
of s,eau sale, all kinds 81 Snoking Tobacco OF
span h, Uemin, aud Iupisn manufacture, IN
eli ding the celebrated scnfdaui. -
Aso SUITS u AL nd including the celebrated CorsS
u,egxn aud "NAcHirocass' A =. sAMANO,
f2t msfc 81 Broadway. Up StsIfs.
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hurT,cs eoTscrs.

r,o,,s BY JACOB s. PLATr, Auctioneer
III SE FURNITURE SALE. this day, Monday, Feb
~ clock at No ss2 Eighth stIset, corner of Avenue
n, he wh,e OF the Furniture Of a Mechanic Boarding
X aS p.d,te'ds, bsddag Cnsirs Tables Crockery.
enn Furniture ke, 10 acconio date tw,nty Mechanic
Ds 1917 VIM. w. SHIRLEY, Salesman.
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tOK "a INTELLECTUALLY N.
WA The lot ard threesory brick House. the south
"a west Of Hicks and Sscket The lot
.-A rntytnree feet font and rear, by hundred
oee The house was but ourng the last has marble
mantels throughout plated furniture, sub cellar iron
tica in 'front.' and back pazzss enclosed with glass Il is
within three minutes walk of Hamilton ferry and
the At Deck and fifteen minutes from he south ferry
in rapidly nproving neighborhgod
Also for sale the House aud Lot sdioning, of de-
scripton. Appyto ELIAS O. BROWN,
At slosson 4 sehslls Office, 20 Nassau street.
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GLASS WORKS GLASS WORKS.!
yINHE subcr be have taken and ietttd the New York
i aud Brooklyn Glass Works, situate Johu street. near
Jac's street Ferry Hrookyn where they are eonanuy
m,nuf ctung aud offer tor sale all kinds OF Druggists
8as Ware. Of superior quality, and 10 all rs variety oil
colon. Particular atteution gwen 10 private mould,
STODDAHT h CHENEY.
BROOKLYN, Feb 10. FEB B2w'r
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FARM FOR SALE Ar AuCTION


IN WIZ he sold at suction Tuesday, the Cd day OF
OThsrch next thu valuable Farm which the
now resides The sand farm contains about n acres OF
sSoa land wha good selling Barn. Carriage House
AZ the necessary out buildings is situated town OF
the village OF Mamaroneek the Weay err street road al
nrs IRON the City Hail, and the line nj the New Ha.
and New York raroad has ahund of The he,
quality Of fruit The sse will be positive to take place Al
IL VI on the premses For further enquire of r.
premises. va '''e
ja2o lm~rc LEONARD DEkIYN
VALUABLE TIMBER LAND AT AUCTION
zSSS On SATURDAY, February nth, 1877 ia Norfolk
ST@va by virtue Of decree of tho Hastings Couu al
> No'i,h city IN the Suit of Andrews Cooke admir-
aud others the undersigned will sell Saturday the 9th
gay oil web uary 1871 front OF the Beacon Office in Nor
ioik city, about u O'Clock NJ pabc auction 10 the high
est bd'er all that tract Of valuable forest timber land in
Wsrwiek county Virginia OF which W. Cooke died seised
eI. deceased
The trac. captain, about fifteen hundred aud th,
ceres heavily tmbered the principal gro with being white
OAK OF inc bet KIND OF a and sizes and
as RAJ kng nfst IN the list OF mbered tracks IN Vryinia-
Inc iaud onvenient 10 water and lies
property Of WillIsm G Young Esq, who will be pleased
TO give any information in regard 10 II.
- So NJ. COOKE, Commissioner
Inc land VIII be old upon credit OF twelve months ex
eeP Tor so much as Will be sufficient paw the expenses Of
safe ana he costs OF 'uit which he paid The
purcha's giyeg bond with good security tho Comms-
slontr retaining the title to the land the deferred
payment fe5 awtT;hFsrc
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TO THE
LATEST MON EMF .
TELE q IL A PHO.

WAsHIsGros, Feb. 2l-lO NJ
The Southern Mail of this evening, brings nothing
south of Petersburg Va.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb. 10, l8<7.
Mr. SIcKLEs presented the petition of sundry persons
for appropriation for the establishment Of retreat in
the city of New York, for the widows and orphans Of
mariners.
Mr. Boss presented the petition of Mr.. Shear for
the repeal Of the excise aw the petition was signed
King Alcohol its terms insulting to the House,
and alter debate the House refused to receive tho
petition
bill making appropriations for tho expenses Of the
government. The bill was referred to the Committee Of
the Whole.
Mr. BuhsrLL from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported the bill for the better security Of mechanics and
others, erecting buildings in New York, Albany and
Whole.
MIR. SUBWAY, from the Committee on the Judiciary
reported adverse to the bill 10 amend tho act relating to
the collection OF debts against ships and vessels This
report virtually defeats the bill which think contem
plat ed the detention of vessels Tor small debts
Three times the usual number Of the general law for
the incorporation OF charitable and religious societies
we've ordered TO be printed
Mr. BLopoETr, from tho Committee on the lncorpora-
ton OF cities and villages reported the Senate bill rea
ting to the amendments to the charter Of the city Of New
York, with amendments.
Mr.. FLArDrRs asked leave to offer a resolution.
The CLERK read the resolution which resolve. that
adjourn till Tuesday next. the 23d inst.
MIR. FLANpEss said Monday was the birth day OF
Geogs Washington and that public business should be
MIR Boss asked why the House did not adj ourn
st Valontine's Day Tomorrow was st Patricks Day
we ought TO adjourn that day also The gentleman
ridicued the idea that there profanity in hold
ing a session on washngtons birthday
The ayes and noes were demanded on the resolution.
And it was adopted-ayes 81, noes IS.
Mr.. CAHPENriER moved that The patriotic members
who voted against the resolution have leave TO the
Assembly chamber on Washington's birthday lConsi
derdble confusion
The SPEAKER said the motion not in order.
understand that the members OF the two houses in
tend TO dine at Troy Monday
MIR. CANpxE offered resolution instrucng the Presi-
dent OF the New York and Harlem Railroad TO report
forthwith to the Secretary OF state under oath general
and particular statement of the present condition OF the
company its Indebtedness; whether any OF the shares
!
This was important resolution, and had reserved
copy OF it lind have lost the copy. The resoiu
ton was adopted.
The House subsequently, occupied considerable time
upon the bill to divide the State judo al districts
have stated before, and now repeat, that the two
houses cannot agree upon any proposition for the ar
rangemeDt OF the judicial districts, without Committee
OF Conference, nor without broad and mutual conces
/ sions.
Ihe House did not take q vote the bill to day
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NEEDLES, FISH hooks, AND FISHING
TACKLE

y'fgM rs and THUHA5 tt BATE, I0J Maiden Lane,
oleT 10 sale very superior aTtcls of Ba'es Drilled
eyed aud oh'r qualities Of Needles with the and most
seec assortmen II Fishing Tackle manufactured or
n''hsns-y snd Hollow Pciat Limerick Hooks .uperins
Kirby Bent salmon, Virginia Black Fish, rby Bent >
tass and Rock Trout and Kby River Hook. fitted io
supe fine Limerick Kirby salmon. apd all Others nooied
on gimp, twisted, and single gut. Flies, Mignows, SILK
Braided and Spun Silk Lines; Grass Flax, AID Trout Ely
Lines ds in great varis v, At all prices rngln h and
American Reels, Fshng Baskets Cork and Holo Floats
with every other description of Fishiog Tacsle sod on
moderate terms at 1903 Maiden Lane, stairs Pearl
81. In. rc
CEThs saItonstaIl Lake Company are now cutting that
- csissrsted oprins Water Ice a9d offer for sale BY the
w v $780, on tho most reasonable terms delivered either
n ,ss isss or ss bssrd vss,s. EnSgi,c sfhs agent
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DIR. POWELL, OUULlST AND AURIST,
TrENDs to Disease, Of the Eye and Ear and 70 all i'm
peuecons oil Vision, from % 4 o'clock al ms resi-
dcpco and office 26 Broadway conar OF Warren street.
Opthaimis stoppsgo OF tAe Tear Passage Cataaeu, s-d
Opaeities, efectualiy removed.
AMAukOSlS treated with great attention. and succes
STRABISMUS, or SInintug. cured IN lew inmates
Deafness, and all from the Ear permanently
cured.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
adj % defect IN
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LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE.
MADAME JOSEPHlNE WEISS Mistress Of the Ballet,
M begs TO state to the Managers Of Theatres the United
States that FOR be made
her agent, Mr. JOHN POVEY al the Park Theatre, New
York, who duly authorised make all for
Les Danseusss Visauose. IA II re
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Sale OF stocks at IL ,stOn.

SAT- JbIOns
BRoKGRs' BOARD Feb. 20-50 sbIes Long Island Hail-
road, &C. sol0d heading Railroad 3o do 10, 10 do A
Vermont entail nr,ad, 80, s3 Norwich and Worcester
Railroad 5J4; II Western Railroad i00 so do l00 sol2i
int 10 boston aud Pfoveaee RAILROAD lot Is New Eng
land Wonted st. 100 East Boston Go, I25l6 200 Dvi
dends East Boston Go, 7 81 90 do IN, bo2od
Ar AUCrIoNl0 abs Auburn aud Rochester Railroad, 9sk,
Eastern hrosd, 1908 10 Nashua aud Lowell Railro d.,
it 81 Old Colony RAILROAD. $50 80; Is Norhern HAIL
go 10 Western kaIlroad lUo2 lo0k; 10 Vermont
and MASS lchuse RailTo ID rs, Boston and Lowell Rail
road 49, 1914 cent adv Connecticut River Railroad.
91s; 20 ". D. Land 20, t6A
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MUSE m r. cTs.

o6 III e1St sy.sa ' ne se
Ch,nfrsg Mr. Br,ndoa Dyot; Jsex sprisgs, @. Banst
To conclude with the historical play Of CoLynBUs-
cos mn s' abo S. pzs. . ka M.y Herbert
Doors open AZ ifpastS O'Clock performance will com
Frees of Am,siOn-Boxes 81 Pit. 50 cents; Gallery %
will be revived the med spectacle Of lvANHoE, Or
ahs 1sw p.I.h,eIi sah9e Nesht; Isaac vaehe Curb
sseei tns Jswess Mrs Sergeant Lady kow'na Mrs JoI'
.Pisvioas 10 winch, TURTLE HUNTING-Hon MIR L..
vison Clarke; Mrs Turtle, Mrs Booth. 49,, .,,,,
MA MN Or the phautom ship-Fandsrdseksn Stevens; Los
pres, Clrel. . cents; Fit and Gallery IAN esru
Door, op.n ~ O'clock Performance, commend. a. !
NEW YnKk otkaA hYUsE; !lOlms'H ths Green
TSE.
s'sP H'
H:; R.1 hs s' E1e. D5'i Devil TO
John LOvstule Mr. TltOn; JobsOn, John Dunn; Nell Mrs
TO conclude with the Sketch Sketch Of TIE HOUSE DOG
Price. for Circle cents I'd Tier IS e'
Doors "s. OMEN a ss oeiosL@tat,sia to ri.em7
MlTCHELLs OLYMriC THEATkE-Mopday eve
And
:; fsoysd By Il. %s,fI farce entitled LADDER
After whrh, the GiPrAIS Of THE wATCH-vn-
s g 10 eorel%as win ioaS rRETrYJoHN co-John
PIettyJohn, Ne. Holland, 4
Pres: s,;et ess,' Spps. boxes: cents pit one 'hil
JooIs at 7 o'clock cur ain st.aaf psstT
PA!Mo. orEslA ho q Htr Sasns.- .us.,-os
LuS% 81 IN
Henry Ashton Sig Beneventano; Lucia Sgnorina Bari
Lord Edgar Signor benedict; Lord Arthur BuckIaw sig
Benetu imond, Sig Martini; Norman Signor nisse; ALI
50, MIS- boullf I'd
1o .. :6I BC1s: aud r.Tsu.t, e. o. tier do m Private
Wednesday next, last performance Of Nina PazLa Per
Amore.
la preparation, the Opera off LOMBARD.
oeats can be tn, Dox once from 10 A. NJ I'LL
O'Clock, r. M. daily. f3l re
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SPIROMEIER

SPIROMEIER
THE inventor and pacne Of the above highly important
i instrument for testing the condition Of the Lungs and
Chest bess 20 inform all those who be afflicted with
symptoms OF that disease ths the precise condition of pa
tents be accurately sscsneJ by applying to M IT his
.ooms q the Aror House, where his Ne
ca PROFESSIONALLY He invites the faculty in general in
spect new and important between the hou's Of
III mdl O'Clock, At the AStor Hovseg N lmsrh
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AxA FARM Of fifty two rcrcs, most delightfully."- ST.
E:6 tuaed about five miles from Elizabc thtown,
comprising handsome commodous dwelling house,
fitted win marble manes, and onyenence for
speotabie family the whole including gardeners house,
barns house apd other buildings, suosantal OF
repr; the orchard c-nlans twenty Of choice
tfeeg.
! he easy from New York either by the various
from Jer,ey City the ferry EzabetpDr whence
railroad train within hundred yards OF the house.
renders this very valuable those doing business
this cy The greater of the purchase money
for three bond aud at Eve
VYSE SONS i72 Pearl street.
Also forsse, dwelling house No ss Warrington
m
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DALLEY,s L CONNELL's PAIN EXTRACTOR
COUNTRY merchants can be supplied WIN me uue
~ articles in quantities and at Prices that cannot ~
the original aud genuine ne
number, No 81 Courandt street, must always os ,onsmn
NBwanted IS to 30 travelling agents from different
States, each 10 furnish his owr team. its lm-ro
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.
BOW cry AMPH IT II E A T RE.
M oNpAY EVESIS O. T.a s "a an snt1. change of p.r
WI f''m'ne' in'lndPiS y;N n RACES.
The celebrated SE Ss'i Mi EEssaRsf E'H'' 'n'
pS:, w%sa
BoSs: IS eeai., fs ias Seat. ..enrsd i,i lw re
ALHAMBkA.
sT ST SSi" KEW i YS P ~ t,es:a TO.
- exhibition for few days." the above place commencing
Ihs Csnopy Of The Model ia. been arranged
ehsns and maaaf.ct"e desirou. Of campament;, will
'e Han III tns SjfeTs ,,o
celu season tickets 80 cents re- 9userc
WALNUT STREET THEArRE, PHILADELPHIA
e. A MARSHAL, Lessss... w. Il. BLAKE, Manager
FIRST NIGHT OF MIR. & MRS KEAN..
the hss the pleasure Of announcing Richard III
which VIII b; produced upon the sam. ,sse
which at ri f New
costume eo,y amor wake instruments banners and deco
MoNS1Y e EVENING, February a. will b. performed
Queen asanf Elizabeth Mr 6 chs. k kssa
IT, e0Hes sSa T's he ss asT ss%sd'sa Of
Lord CouItington. ......."......,;M r Crocker
To:%orro ,S night isf NR and Mrs itHAis KE X,
LAST CONUEkT OF
MADAME ABLAMOWICZ,
ILL take place 4 81 '@' Esd % at the
oh, will be assisted on the BY the following emf
The ITALIAN Ira
Signorina tlotilda Bari,i. p ina Donna.
s,ynor Benede,t ,.............. First Tenore.
otKnor Depeventtno Frs Bass
s; saoT i s,saflidoO. id B.ao
'"'' Ia iNsrnuMrsriI iPrnroRsrn;. 'A''"''
Tho celebrated Herr Dorm, Homst to tho Grand Duke Of
n. Kyle the Fiut,t
Mr. Timm Ill preside st the Pianoforte
Doors open at 6, Concert to commence at precisely
segie tickets 81 family IL kets admitting three persons,
~: family nckets, admitting i've, -.
To avoid confusion at The entrance it is requested that
tickets be purchased as lar asst convenient at the Music
PROGRAMME
l. Performed nnt time in America, the popular
air 've watched" from Webess opera
expressly for sissoTa Grisi. BY .Drou.t@
Madame Abiamowiez and ~ Kyle. ...,;.
q ARA from opera Benvepuo Cellni, sung by
signor Bensv sntsno .................... Rossini.
Barih and sig. Bensdetti 49,. ...,... Doni,ett
L. Aria from opera tenefentois, sung by sisnor
s. new unpublished song by the celebrated "''''"'
| Spohr with horn accompaniment. Madame
>, Absmowiez and Herr Dorm
8. Duet, from opera CaiumeA, Signorna Barili
T. duet! FROM Tancr.s Az $. d. Mali Mic 0''''A'
Mad. Abiamowicz and Sig Bensdetti. 49,. Rossini
/. Comic duet, frsm opera Iurco in ltslia. signor
sanqurIieo and siE Benevansno. :; ..... Rossini
2. Caystiua, " Sommo Cielo from opera Slave OF
Basdsd, Mad Ablamowicz =; ...:...... raccni
| j. Duet Conceran Tor no n OF Flute, Andante
and vsri,t Ma on favorite air. by Herr
l. Romance II Pfs ion.ro.S sung by sig Bene:
5. Barcaiole sung BY signoiina Baiiiii, composed
6. Scotch War song. MAC Gregor's Gathering"
words by Sir Waite, scott, music by Alex.
-, Barili and Madame AbIsmowicz. 80. Bellini
snsueo Six nnd
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TANNERS MAP OF MEXICO.
FHE Improved edition of this dard Map il for sale az
4 the mp store, No 237 Broadway. This map win, ~
by TAR the most convenient IN point and scale vet
issued, embo0ies vast amouit of information moi con.
tanned on any other map. Pnce IS cts or IS 40 dozen
f22
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FOR SALE

FUN SALE.
ksA THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street, between
E.H the 2nd and Sd Avenues IL is we'll finished, aud
plee with the latest including kitchen
SINK cold and ba hs water coset, Sc
marble mane ghout the house yard Of fifteen
feet front verands and French windows The
Of Of six houses the south side Of the
For further particulars apply ITO WISE SONS,
II lmsr Ia Pearl street
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10 LIE L..
IL THE MANSION HOUSE Of Dr. Mott, at Chestnut
1877 Hill o0%ngS.le EontiGS on the Hudson Ivr,
houses and about eight of ground garden
orchard pleasure grounds &c Apply to s. b hu,chngs,
Rvington street f203sr
s SS s S s
and Wilmington HoSoS. me HS'a1s ~
x Ss.
Feb. 18Th lsiT flo i@afc
FOR SAFE.
- AT VATE sALE-The property known as No
E3 feet Atwo brick front house the front oflo
large %o w .ho sGry III. %s 81 the wild ; Of &
deep in III. Half OF the chase cy
bond and mortgage, at 7pcr on the premises
on1 sse Ice san r..y and I'd Go4iss
LON cnb-r for m NY yeMs and VINO wishes TO dispose of
T. orde' to re,Ie business 1t sasSd o. Div.
s., stock and dsH'ss s s sale Any hiring
~ Iw.rc ANN GUION.
fsA L ,st SHOW ROOM ANp p, sTQkt-Io lease
Aso the sn nS 50 Room on NE second GoT beng
sh, and room Can be esnasced with tn:
The third and fourth stories a.. 5i ;;S 4!
FIG Iw.rc or % Merchants Exchange. Hanovers,
mo AID Is story s
-kl of Sullivan situated in pleasant and geneei neigh
borh00d The house flushed the best and
be before 10 o'clock A NJ after r NJ Inquire Of
50. q MACLAY, ID East Broadway.
MOSES b. MACLAY, Attorney at Law,
nt rh Nassau street.
MASSAPEQUA HOUSE.
Era THE KEEPER of the above house, having retired
E,;H from the business the house will be let on
menciae the first Of March This establishment be
Joining 1t needless 10 For particulars apply
10 the subs ber. near the premises
N b. The above establishment would be rented very low
to party of geLtlemen.
THOMAS FLOYD JONES.
SOUTH OysrERBAY, l.. l. fl3 to mar lerrc
FOR SALE.
SA One Of the be uti ul aud desirable residences
E.s the state OF Connecticut sua ed ths city OF
jul Norwich corner Of Washington and Yanc streets,
owned aud occupied by Mrs H. KIP, and formerly
residence Of Wn g. Gilman, Eaq by whom the house
built and the grounds LAID out There about five
ofaad covered with elegant shade and shrabbery, with
varieties Of fruit trees, gooseboes cufrants rsspbcrres
! strawberries, &c
The scenery the grounds besutfu and
equal to the Sntc The h.
with two wells Of exc ent aud falling the
mso and the place combines evory hing make
Of the Delightful residence, IN New and Of
fss rare opportunity 10 gentleman wishing beautiful
country seat.
For and further apply Charles Addoms
ESQ., No 20 Granite Building, Broadway and Cham
bers street, 10 the subscriber on the premises.
w. q. WHITRIDGE.
Norwich. Fen 10. ls47. re lm-rc
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l6l 1863, l65 g. I67 BrO0dooy, Ne,o York
lyA This new aud magnificent establishment recently
f,.x opened Ms Public Hotel tttsd modern style
with the latest Improvements, and is OF sufficient ca
psrity accommodate 200 persons
Besdes spacious Dining Hail IL confirms an unusu
al mber Of pleasant Paglors with large wei, yentIIalsd
Bedr oms, all spsndidy furnished with entirely fum
tufe
location Ia very desirable and Convenient both for
ousue and pleasure being between Couland and Liberty
atferU
The opristor OF this ishmnt intends 10 make il
Of ~ most comfortable Ieassn and business Like
places "a TIC CITY CT New York aud expense will
D. sl4red tLb pat meet the wants Of his zues-thsys
by hoping sh.re b,rn! in the public patronage while he
remains th, gublics humble servant, b. RATHBUN
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