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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

-. c441aa.Eaxr, NORRIS AND kSSEN RAILROAD.
49, - Leave Ne,y-lork. oclock A. NJ }
-o'cls, Z. ". Leave Newark, 10 ocfk
A ". O'clock, PM Leave Morrstown O'Clock. A 81
. O'Clock, Y. n.
Passengers by he Morning rrsn 10 Mouisiown VIII
idere and Eas,on, daily . succssnny slsnhope Newio
Milford and Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and III
jly- snd TO Rcckswsy Dover sparta sni Newton -
Tuesdays, Thursdays anu Saturdays each Line rei al +
The following days ~ meet IN. 2. NJ. ualus for n Y.
cage viii also leave foo BsskenTitge every evening GA
the arrival Of tho ~ Morrisown.
Passengers 10 through and nom Jersey CITY, ~thou,
changing cara On leaving the oly passengers viii doa
their baggage IN The car al the foot " Cortland 81 wlcfe
an Agent WI be In attendance receive H. All package,
bundles must be entered The wsybi, of ne Comps
nv will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight Will De forwarded Immediately 10 MorrsioN :
nom Albany Basin. by stephens aud COudns Limo oi
soops o Newark or nom the Transportation Ofce Of ne
~ j. r. ant rrsns Co foot " Liberyst and Y d-sifcf
will h- called fo n any part ~ the city, by application q
said Office. tnol IRA DODp, SuperintsnirrL
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HARDWARE EDGE TOOLS, 40.

HHUW AXE, IOOLot Nv -.
CHARLES =. LITTLE successor ~ Us
BORNS LITTLE, Importers aud General
Dealers in English, 0errnsn and American
Uardwse, Cutlery Edge Tools, &c IS
Fnon. Il between Pearl and Water sts New f0fs, 70
specially invites the attention VI Country Merchants NE
chancs and Farmers and others making their nof pu
chsse. 10 his very extensive assortment comprising every
thing In The ne al of which IL offered al lhs loweS mas
ket prices, for cash, or on approved credit
Cut and wrought nails, locks, latches.
Butts screws knives asd forks, razofs
Cut tscks brads and sleigh bells.
Pen and poe kst knives and scissors.
Mn Dit and cross-cnt saws, hoes, forks
shOyels spades, sythes aud snsths, rifles
Black lead pots and sand cfueibles.
Pumps for wells or cisIefns, skates, states
Scotch wafer " Ayre stone, for marble ponsnen
Cooper. tools IN great variety by Albsrtson CON sf
Horton Barton, and others
Coopers Iron hyets and truss hoops
House and ship csrpenterS tools.
Blaeksmths tools, garden uiensis.
Butehrrs tools cabinet makers trimmings
House and ship builders hardware
Iron brass copper and steel wire
Genuine Harlem oil. n' 5fnroo
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TAKE NOTICE-Yhat the copsrtnefshiP heretofore
and Tor The last mine years existing between CHARLES
OSBORN Esq late Of Hellpor Long Island and the cub
scrber under the hrm Of OSBORN LITTLE has been
dissolved by the death Of Mr.. OSBORN and that the al
fairs Of the late firm will be settled and the business con
Quoted the heretofore by tho subscriosf
on his account al the old stand, 80 fultonst .
New-York, Nov 4, 1916. CHARLES ,. LiIILr.
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FRESH FRUITS. &C.


ALA6A GRAPES Mslaea ssisln: IN whole Ssit and
Cilron, Italian CitrOn, Candied Orange and Lemon
Peel Lemons, Oranges, Pomegranales, Shaddoeks
Bordeaux Prunes IN fancy boxes, smyrna and NAL
aga Figs, Egyptian Dates Arabian Dates Bitter
Almonds ) oTdan Sheed Almonds Sicily Sheled
Almonds Almonds Paper Shell, &c fubefts,
Brasil Nut, Madeira Nuts, Pecan Nuts Conos
NUS, Pea Nuts, Cslshris, Sicily and refined
Licorice, Rock Candy, sperm Candies, all
No lS9 oolors and different prices, Sperm Oh. win
and fall strained Sw Get OIL IN bottles
and hettes. SSrdnes In oil, Ancnovies,
Olives, Capefs. Mushroom and Tomato
Keichup, Picked Onions Warris,
Gherkins, &c. Worcestershire Sauce,
together with general assortment OF
English Sauces
Superior Green and Black Teas ful assortment and
White and Brown Sugars all The different kinds al all
priees. Coffee, assortment also roasted and ground
daily, Chocolate, prepared Cocoa and Paste, Cocoa
Shells. Spices. whole and ground, warranted pure,
Bakers Brown, PiEe Apple, Raspberry. Lemon GIN
ser. OrgeAi and other Syups Cherry and Rasp-
berry Brandy, rich and delicious cordial. Cor.
disls foreign and domestic In DO Ties and on dTaft.
old lrish, Scosch snd MonongA hels Whiskey sa-
peTlor old Wines and Liquors assortment,
Scotch, English aud American Ale and Porter
and bottles, lsine lass, rspiocs, Arrow Root
ChslhAmsI ssgo, Starch, Rice, Barley, hominy, Dat
meal, CASTLE, Yellow and Shaving Soap,
Indigo, white comb Honey, Molssses
and Syrup. Brandy Peaches and Cher
ries, Rock Candy, Jujuoe Paste, Sale
rSius, Jelles, East and West India
Preserves, Sapsago, English and
American Cheese, sc.
Congress and Pavilion Sarsogs Water In Ct and pl
bottles Havana and PRINCIPE Segss. ysfious hsnds and
very tne Hedscse Champagne and Other tsvoTie brands
slwsys on hand The above goods for sale 10 original
packages OF BY relSi TO families by
GASSNER Il YOUNG, NJ. iS2 Chsham-s;.
dSu opposite the Chsihsm Theatre
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ROBERT III. MORRIS. p. VI.

nISsOLuTION-The partnership her-tofore sting
Doetween JOHN BRIDGE and LEWIS X BRIDGE,
cease Of Lewis n 6nfse All claims sgainsi Tie late firm,
or ether q ne paftnefs viii be paid presentation
due OF VII be easet A. lega interest not u.i1red.
The Outstanding business vii be Ecuidaed By the sub
scrber who viii sign for LIE sru a. surviving partner
cOuuL John BRIDGE
ses-Y0rk, Is, lazy 10. IL In
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NYoTICR.-Au persons are eautioned ss.inst hsSbor-
NM or rIstn. Any Il the Brush brz Richard Wa'.o5,
NIams from slxo As dso.s u IheiE CONTRACTING VII
he Ped Dy Ias Cap asa Or C0usrasss' "
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Lit Of Letters Remaining In the Y. Post once,
Saturday, January g:
" Phase nGsiiOa the DATE II tk La IN za'cs ~
ays adrors<d LADIES' LIST
Armstrong, Mrs r

oyt l4T0 A@Af1- a< a.
Armstrong, Mrs r
Avery, Miss sopli0l.s {
Arnold, Xrs a { L
At~ God. Mss { zrollne
Atkins, In cline
Acs ermEn. Miss Lusreeil
Anneus, Miss
AIcehe Miss lissbels
Blake, Mrs jane
bsugl, Mrs Rosala 4
Bailey. Miss Ellen u
Bsyarc, Mlss Roma4nes 1
Banks, 3rs susan
Bel, Miss Mar Arm
Berry. Mss Emma
Beatty. EIZaoeih
Rivlns, Niles Brisei
Bishop, Hiss Chsrlcoi
Brown. iirs John
Boyd. Mrs Eliza
Body, Mrs
Brown. Mrs Eliza
Rurres. Catherine
Puron, Mrs May A
Butler, Miss Harriet A
Buns. Miss ia a Z
Bucseliu, Mi-s Mary w
Chapman, Mrs e
Campbell, Miss Mllley
Campbell, Mics klvifs
Campbell, Mise Mary
Cabiysn, Deborah
Cary, Mics Mary
Csfsry. Mary
Clay, Miss Catherine
Gaze, Miss Caroline L
Care, Mrs julia
Carter. Mrs Is Burton-sD
Carroll, Sarah
Cslisyig, Mics Louisa
Csss, Mrs Susan "
Chase, Mary Elizabeth
Cherrey. Mfs Welch
Cherrey Mrs
Chinn, Caroline
Childs, Mfs Ann b
COsgrOve, Mrs
Goats. Mrs Catherine A
Cook, Miss Hannah
COnnelley, Roassnnes
Culley, Mrs Marry
Curtis. Miss Asabelie
Currie. Miss Margret
Coughlin, Catherine
Cohen, Mes Eugenie
CoLnoiiey, Miss Margaret
cunningham, Miss Jane
David, Mrs julia
Davenport, Misc Abbee X
Davidge, Mrs Ca henne
Dsvry. Miss Virginia
Dressull. Mrs Caroline
DE Vsne, Mrs Caroline
Deuhsm, Miss Sarah
DrhOn, Mary
DeDney. Mrs Sarah
Dinuin, Mary
DOneneiy Msrga'st
DobeTly, Sarah D
Doogheri, Misses
Cunning, Mrs Eliza
Dunn, Miss Judy
DuhaTy, Mary
Dsmont, Madam
Drummer, Mrs
Eagan, Miss Ann
Elyeudof, Miss Hannah
Edwards, Miss Louisa
Erks, Miss Eliza
Egan, MIS- Ann
Egan, Catherine Miss
taliocit. Mrs Mary
fiahoTty, Miss o
Fletcher, Miss Eliza
Foster, Mrs
Frost. Miss Maria
Fitzpatrick. Miss Cathsrtn'
Flynn. Miles Catherine
furman, julia
Graham, Miss Alice
Ora am, Mice Janeita
Grahsm, Mrs
Calm, Bird get
Gshsgan, Miss Caroline A .
Gardner, Mrs Sarah A
GellOn, Mics Elizabeth
G1fhth, Miss Jane l.
Gibby. Miss Csro,ne A
Giblsn, Eiiinor
Gwyun, Miss Elizabeth
GOndrecOvend, Mrs a ID
Guuerson, Mrs Maria
HnrkiD, fiannord
Hal. Mary A
Haynes, Miss A Cary
Harris, Ms Caroline
Harding, Niles Emma
Harris, Miss p 4
Hamilton. Mrs Robert
Hall, Mrs Eliza
Hayden, Mrs Levi
Hewitt, Mrs NJ r
H.nriette. Mrs
Hendnckson, Miss Caroli
Hiokinboilom, Miss ) 4
Hinkey Miss Amanda
Higarty. Marry
Hills, Miss Clara
Hoyt, Mrs Lucina
Horton, Abigail
Hum phreys. Mrs Maria
Hg5bell, Mrs Ann Euza
HuheEtOn, Mrs
Hogg, Mise NJ
Jones, Miss Jane
johnson, Mrs Hannah
Judah. Mrs Elizabeth
Jackson, Mrs Ann
Jackson, Mrs Eliza
Heating, Miss Louisn
Kelley, Miss Agnes
EUa1.- Enfan
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DCR.UANT 10 an order Of John Morgan, surrogate
Of ne County Of Seneca, Notice Is hereby gwen 70
persons having claims demands sgsin-t EDWIN
Breck late Of The Of OVID IN said county deceased
10 present The with the vouchers thereof 70 NE u-
dersigned Sarah T. Breck and samuel BrecS Admlns
tratrx and Administrator u he estate OF NE said Ee"h
ne p Brecs IN Waterloo Ia sad county, Or before
Ne erst day IL July neAL-Dalsd Dec. II, 1910
SARAH T. BRICK, AdminisIrarn
d2slaven. sAML. P. BRICK, Administrator
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
,r,.r,,rn ]. rrr rsIrrrr sY ,rtei.l .rrolsrxtsl

.ovtsrsrp - TEr TsIBrsr ~ xEcf.L .r10fsT~Esr.
Sls I4ad Be u TsrtA<y eaacted,
inS All advertisements made under he orcep II ne Pos-
rs.tsrfeneral In Newspaper ~ nswtpspers o. etieIs
FOR In nry Post Oce stl be inserted n the pap
or papers, Of The Town place where he 0e advertising
nav Sc s..u.isd. LssiE ~, laT g,st circzlafioH-
fNeg Pct xJos Las paSI,s Marcs J. isfs-
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pnblis Gonpep a1ses, OF.

so:sS" All ss.Yoti, y I. s ~, :,s
enc oovEaNos. 'aA'' ''s-A'''' MASSACHUSETTS,
RE .ss s.1ss 9ovEhNoh Cap. Sen rsaye,. .s4
oos he scssSa 10 eonnsSr vi, %. s,.x sss -. es
aenee snd Boston and Providencs Rairoaas ssyns New
k Ssr aS o sIs s1esotsd lSa pes Ne Nora
n OF Gpon he Grival OF he NAL ualn fron Bosson
tneee steamers are unsurpassed speed spl-nsor ara
sa,eroons and bertha Zoe So p-rsoas hsslss AZ. Dr.
vale rooms for fAm.s and parties
Tue steamers 1- 0fcefei by The nosi experienced aan
xac VIII shorten he passage 6esween N.w-Yors ans a..
too gfone 10 ho1rs, aereoy arriving in ampl. tine Tor
al he lines running from New York Norlh sun .si
West. ard al the liEes from so.ton Ncrsh ssd Essr
TIE 9oVESNoRwili cave New-YOsk Tuesday, raars
tsy and Saturday.
Leave siorngton- Mondsy wednes1.y sna Yrsa.y
the MASSACHUSETTS, will leave New-icfs-Mor-
leave sIcnins ZION rsesfsy. reur,asy and ssari,,
n b.-PSscngers. on he arrival u De sesrcgs q
s1onins,on. rroeeet rEsdsiey in he .pendi Raifcss
10 Providence and Boston. without ANY delay
Baggage Master accompanies each uSn 20 Boston 10 ale
sos passage or ie;gh. inquire on board the boa.
No. Norih RIVER or Ne 10 Batter place n,
dr. AsrEA'iBOATHIp> ON.-.rtestea
.SzsSsss eos, HUDSON, Capt ws. Il. Meilea. hA'.
ing been overhsgrJ - now n frst rsis Or
Der, will IN ,urs run her old roge IIoa.oa drec,
without stopping a. The informed A.e landings lesvus
froIn he G,os u CeSrsL NeNork a. 0clock every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings, and liadsoa
eyey Iuesdsy, Thursday and >ugdAy evenings oeocG.
OF On The sTriyA u iac Cars flom he East
Foc passage apply board. Tickets lhroagh 10 fiu.
sed : 81 Wcs, Soo odsge 81 IS; and Chatham . s.
s.-rhs Bos has a. large nafioer of state kooms 80
- sFOR POtctihEEp-iE,N eHbuEsh,
,...-~lN shkl and Intermediate landings,
far as the ice VIII pefmil-Ine Steamboat
HiHGlA <DER. Cart Chss b Armstrong, will leave he
pier o(Waffer every Tuesday Thursday srd SAL
urday afternoons al o'clock urtl farther notice.
For passage or freight, spply on board
y BAl baggage ami freight Of every description put
board Of this boat must be at the sk o. TIE owners
thereof unless entered The books OF he boat pei
foL-New-lOrs. Dec. -. lSs& tSo oct.
sH~ AFOR BRIDGEPORr.-lscr ffeigh.
sks-<5.0I passengers The steamboat NlMEDD.
Capt BROOKS will cave pier foot q Mar
ket 81 Al l20c.ock, each day, Sundays eNce9ed
Passengers for Albany and Troy take dis boai aui
Jay over al Bridgeport one night dis
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NJ ARIN JOURN A L.
PORT OF NETWORK


Ships Lueon:a Sherman London. D II Robertson;
Hermne. (BreG) Workman. Richmond Pavensisdt 4
Schumacher; Edgar, shspter, New.Orlesns' Stanton q
FROST
Roman. Dockensorf Groenock Foster & Nickersoni
jubilee Haxmsn, TsnPico w w Pratt FietoIy' ~ al
do DO. ,,,,. r,.-o
Bng. Pierce Carr Tampico, w w Pratt. Empire
pax,~r n, sefon. Dsggett Glasgow Durham & Dimon;
Eliza Palmer (Bf) Parks. Liverpool Dun" an -
60. Frederks OBJ AtSirson 90 Burnhsm a " 49,,
Perkins. Thatcher, Ienerins fo,te. q $3.50 ~
Mercury. lbr) Dean 81 Sohhsi NJ = ~ " ~
sehrs Potomac Merrill, Tenerise, i Buck; ~ D
ZONES Grfng Wilmington. De P0sset a bicNH, Ppm, d.
wry.,h norfolk. Milicent Dodge. Baltimore Chess
neske stuart do. Delaware. Reed, Washington, amer
Can Nash Philadelphia Abbott Lawrence heeker
Friend Crosell Boston Marshall Mayo, 90 n,., ma.
sIoops President Frisbie New Haven heh&l Duf
fee. Providence; yialani Heath Newport
ARRIVED.
Norwegian bark SylphideD, Ehgers Dc I'm BOSTON, III
ballast 10 Schmidt & Bslchen
Brig Aconite Park 10 ds I'm Turks leland SAY TO
Nesrlth walsh Left no american vessels 4'n INST
on Hstterss saw propeller ooend SOu ai; - - At.
schr Namshong Young de I'm NorlolS' cofn' 70 nj
Scfr VIM Henry. Ryder OF froviucctown) "A de I'm
Curacao salt % foulk & SON 50 met on Hs,'eIss
boarded schT Joseph, sebrsni Inn Richmond ioI WI
rning,on NC who kindly suppIed us with provisions
The VIM Henry has sxperen ed severe weather on Inc
passage. ,. 40 -.
Scnf washington i'u"oi' III ''"-"a W. 49, 1900
giles. ,-,.,-- A..
schr Sarah Ann Roe Terry, ds I'm Baltimore, hour
and grain 10 Johnson g. Lowden.
SAILED.
ships II II Body. Liverpool Leonore. do. Barks
austin. Sligo, r II knight do. Wind WsW
MEMORANDA.
The Telegraph reports no vessel; IN sight from the
Highlands at ~ clock NJ
From the intense cold weather FOR the last "a hours
considerable drift ice has been created in the last and
North rivers
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sTEAM ENGINES, MILL WORK,
HORSE MILLS AND MACHINERY Of al kids exc
Al czl.d with pfomplnsss Aad 81 low rstes by
dlsla' HENRY WAIERkAN, No 10 CnsuysI
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= TRAM POWRR-fo .nl with rooms Apply Al No
y ~ TsasAsveoQs,i ccrner Of Iwsn.yklshst dss Sm'
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49, NEW-NORk "a. -sfEaas{ .1tl
|. : gszcsSp ERIE Rail Rail ~ ;,: @SSi.


irran ,ep,eat-ro oouinisnce Monday, December I'm
For passengers each way daily except sundays
Leave New.YOFk from the foo. of Dusns-st Al Ocllcs
4. N. for Pieimout Ramapo, Monroe, theses Goshen
Leave Ousville ana A NJ Middleown AT Q, Goshen al
a. and Chester al % 4 NJ foI New Nofk
Fars between New York ard Otisyile 81 so
freight from Nsw-loIk VIII be received Al me loot or
Duane board The baTges Samuel Marsh and Henry
suydsm Jr one OF which will leave The city al O'Clock
NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays ant saiufdsys
Freight for NewYork viii be taken by the trsn leaving
Ousvle at O'Clock A. ~ Ga the above mentioned shrso
days iuleach week Dec. |. issn. As
- PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS OF Eng
NsSR and ireland, Scotland md Wales Persons wish.
send for their friends In any part Of the %
Country viii mud the subscribers arrangements for tss'
moot complete and calculated Ia every way 10 insure
satisfaction 10 all who may maze arrangements WIN uem
to bring their friends across The Atlantic Inc suosetoe's
ne Nsu Line Of Lirsrpool Packets, rifs
QUEEN THE WEST. 1890 ROsClt s............. lfoc
100 SIpDcNS-... ......s.. 10"
HOTTlNGUER .......lH0 SHERIDAN. ......... llo
ROCHESTER, ........ l05o 0ARiICk...- ....... ZOO
The above magnificent packets are all New-Yoh built
ships of the very class built expressly for the Liver
pool passenger trade and hted up with special regard or
the comfort and convenience of passengers ney e com
speed by ships sfoat rh-ir sailing days from Liver
pool the 9TH aud ith, Of every month, on which days
they leave puncmay In addition To the above ne sub
scTihefs are sso agents Tor tho
~, George and the UnoR Lrae Of Lreypooi Packet
Composed In part Of the following tavOfs and wei
known ships VIZ The AMERICA, ST. GEORGE, I'M
PRE-, ST PATRICK, RAPPHANNOCK, MAkMiON,
SEA &c sc. which together with tho limo make Sin
ships per month every i've days from Liverpool,
thus preventing the possibility OF delay at that port Pas
sage from any part ireland liverpool can be secured
al the lowest rates. Every information given ~ applying
TO w. J. T. TAPSCorf, 50 soaihsl
Second door below Buring slip.
Drafts supplied for from III upward payable
In every and city throughout tho United Kingdom
dlOeodu -
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AIVFFr, MuFFe, Of every vzrissy, made u he eeA
lvI naers.s srd worfnanshp, t.rs 5ui n best order
Also new syls Of ck.l5rer's hAs, wita fsaeert TIA
,to-- articles for sac re ros reAthoeo.- .errs Al
NoNARouEs sss.os,sis BAL, cap Nd f1i vEseSass
- DeW0y. W.
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49, WIN JONES, Sheriff
s,sroap Deputy Sheriff di2 lsw6w


CHERRIES sALE.-By virtue Of wh, Of her
- faca- 10 me directed and delivered, will expose 10
sale on Monday the 18Th day OF January l8f At u o'clock,
NJ nj the yestbule OF the City Hail. IN the CITY OF New
YORK all the right, title and interest OF William thomson
At any time aerward, in whose hsnds soeyer the same
NAV be- Of IN and TO all that certain ot piece or parcel
OF land situate lying and being in the Fieenh (ate
Ninth Ward OF the City Of NewHork al me soutnery
corner Of sxthayenue and Threenhstreei bounded as
follows -NOrlh-weserly in front by sixthsvenue, north
easterly by Thirteenth 3h) street, south eastery IN th
by land lately owned by John Rogers ana
sOuh-wesery by other grOurd now or lately owned Dy
The said John Rogers; conaiang breadth IN 'front.' on
sxayenue aforesaid and also IN the twenty i've .o)
feet and In depth each side hundred 0O feet more
or less-Dsted Sew.York Dec. 5h, lsf5.
WIN. JONES Sheriff.
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SUEKIFF sALE.-By virtue Of viii Of heri facia'

- 10 me directed and delivered Will expose TO sale on
Monday 18th day Of January, le1 At u oclock NJ al the
ye.hue Hall in the City of New York, all the
ght title and Interest Of Berj amir N sulwell William
L. REYNOLDS and r. w Sherwood, which they had on the
syenih day Of July 1876 any time sferward o. In
aud all certain lot piece or parcel OF ground win
he hadings thereon erected situate, lying aud being IN
he Ffh Ward of the City Of New York known and dis
ncui.hed az No 30l thirty Lspenadsreei and bounded
and described follows Beginning al point on the
southery side OF Lspenard street, distant haysN feet
from the soullw e-ery Of Church and Lispenerd
streets and running thence westerly along Lispensrd-
street nineteen feet thence sOsthefy seventy feet, thence
esstery nineteen feet n0rhery siNynne feet
ten inches the place OF beginning, with he appurensn-
ces hefeunlo belonging or In anywise aPpeFtaning-Da
led, New-YoIk, December IL, 1915. - -
WIN JONES. Sheriff
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cUERIFF,- SALE.-l

CUERIFF,~ SALE.-BY virtue OF several wits u
to sale on Friday The 6ih day Of November next Al 70 o.
clock A. NJ The Nesfhe % Tie City Tia u the City of
Ne-YorE AL right, tile snd interest," Of Henry Avs
which he had on Ire fourth day 81 January A. D. ls4s
A. sny ue aitervaFd o. IN and - al mat certain ot OF
ground situate Ia the Seventeenth aie Tenth Ward Of he
Civ Of NewYork. fronting The Frstayenge, on he
Westerly side thereof ard being he second Jog from the
Nortivesierv corner OF sai Fi-s.veuue sud Houston
formerly North street, aid down on certain map
made b L. freeman City surveyor bounded Easerly M
from. by the Firssveuue Nohery and >0utery by land
now or formerly Of Cornelius Dubois, and Westerly. IN
rear 81 land formerly u Sarle. Martin, contain
ing breadth In front and rear, twenty-five feet and IN
depth the s0uthery f9rtyeigh feet seven inches and
on The Norihery side anyone ieei egn inches De ne
sad tmens or less being The sane lot which
was conveyed 70 ne sag heniy Anls o GEO oi -
made and executed BY Cornelius Dubois ana VIE, bearing
date the 18th day Of January A D. 5 and recorded N
the Office Of the Register OF City and County OF Sel orr
In ber 1874 q conveyances, pege 80 on ne sh Gay q
January A. D. 1925, together with he heredaments and
sppursnances hersunio belonging Or Dsled
New-York, sept p, 1916. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
FREoERicx L. VuLTE. Deputy Sheriff. s22iaw6w
TIE sale Of he above descr ed property Is postponed
place D'''' 's"'' WILLIAM JONES sheriff.
FsEDEsIex L. vvLrE, Deputy sherid ns lswSd'
TIE sale of the above described property hereby far
her postponed Until the th inst a. the same Time and
place Dated Newfors NSyemoe, H. IoSrs Sheriff
FREpESlcs NULrg, Deputy Sheriff. M law&ds
The sale OF the described property Is hereby far
place Dated Ne~-Yors, N9yeT9e, III w s,,,r
FREDERICK L. vuLrE, Deputy sheriff. M liSl7ih
The sale OF the above described property Is farther post
ponsd until the day OF December next al the same Time
and place. Dated New-York Nov. =, 1876.
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
Fvrnrsfcy l. yutrE Deputy Sheriff 81 iawAis
Tie sale Of the above described property il hereby TAR
fer postponed until the th inst al the same time and
place Dated New York, Dec. I, 1870. - 49,
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
FsEpERIcN L. NULrE, Deputy Sheriff d5 ltNds
The sale Of the above described properly Is hereby FAR
Their pos poned until the 18th nst Al the same lime and
place DAied New York December m, SO.
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FEEpEslcx L. NULrE. Deputy Sheriff. dlsNS
The sale OF the above described property hereby FAR
Their postponed until Monday, January lol al me same
time and place Dated New York December - SO.
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
FFrorEtCK l.. NULrE, Deputy shenh d.sNl4
The sale OF the above described property Is hereby lar
Their postponed until Monday, the li inst Al TIE same
time and plscs Dated Sew-York, January Z, l5il
6 1tSds WILLIAM JONES, late sheriff.
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The Telegraph reports no vessels IN sight from tn'
III ghlsnds at ~ o clock NJ
From the intense cold weather Tor the last "a hours
considerable DRIFT ice has been created in the East ent
North rivers
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SHERIFF. SALE

- to me objected and delivered will expose 10 sale on
Monday lst day Of February ISL al i clo.A NJ IN ihe
right ue and interest Of John Hannah, Of IN and TO Ger
IAN inlentue OF lease and the land thereby deised be
tween Am Narek OF the city Of New-fotki WIDOW 81
Abraham Varck deceased Of the hrst part and he said
John Hannsn Of the second part bearing date the ~ day
OF May 1876 of s that triangular LOT IN ine Guy OF Ne"
York Known on a map Vi Gov. George Clni0Ls farm a.
Greenwich as part Of lot No al, on l2hsueel founded
east ~ part - said lot under lease TO Thomas Name eno
front on street. for The term Of six years 10 connence
on h- Is day Of Msy 1885, al the yearly rect OF - pay
able quarterly IN advance and all the right tue and interest
of the said John Hannah OF IN and to the buildings erected
on said lot Of and with the appurenances and the term
wears vet 10 come pred the said lease mention
ed subject 10 the performance Of the conditions aud eoyen
,nis in -nd lesse -NswYork. December Zlsi
1915. VIM JONsS, SueIiL
I,.rru Wrrn Deputy sheriff d.l lawbW
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IN PURSUANCE Of a order d Tie Surrogate Of he
! County Of Newly Ork Notice i hereby given 10 all per
having claims against John r. Townsend late Of me
CITY vi New York deceased present the with The
vouchers thereof the subscribers al Tie store OF samuel
T. SkdmOre No So Cedar-sree IN the Guy Of New 1ork,
before the ninth day 81 March next Dated New-fofA
he hnh day 0fseplember, 1876. -
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, rx.e,,,o,.
a. izWfm sANL. 4. SKtDNORE