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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-10
McLsax. secTets s'.'" '0 ' a7 5,s%sJi5
nkEiCE Or "gItE hOIH BLTtzis bttk
Olnsufsnce Company Wall 81 Mortimer Suldiugs,

. T.
OlnsgIsnce Company Waist Mortimer suidiugs,
New-York, 18th March, 1917.
rhis Institution. Incorporated II I8f6-~h liberSl and
perpetual charter sud duly organized according 10 law
g1l principles The net protir being divided annually
the insured according TO The act OF Incorporation
The rates cf premiums conform with the ussge OF Other
similar comprehension the convenience Of parties usu'ns
who would prefer to pay the premiums by ineiaments II
Is len their option when the premium excs eds 80 10
Onehs IN cssh, and secure payment u Tue residue
Ia I? month"; BY an approved note bearing meres' 81
Tue lives Of married men may be injured for the benefit
Of their wives and children hs. upon the dscease OF
the insured tbs wife II living, or n not, then hs children
will receive The payable b. the policy free and
clear OF any claim by the creditors OF the deceased
For the gr-si-I security Of parties n,unng with his
com the Trustees have provided indemnify fInd,
10 The amount OF goo 10 nt, !ocs ks mag accrue upon
policies sslet by he company which 10 10 remain, unl
capital exceeding Ihsl amount shall have been realized
from he receP! Of premium when WIZ be 40 longer
The following Ia s Of he Omccrs ard Trustees Tor ne
ensuing year-YiS; -
Nathaniel Weed, Era Wood, chAuncsy Ayres,
Simeon Baldwin, Joseph .. Nones Pnilp s. 1alpini
Dennis Perkins Roswel. HoyI, YIN L. Brewer,
John A. Dsyeuporl ,sam' X. SsIisrlee J Ames Dlmon
Alex'r H. Dana C. n. Beardsley Chas Whlttessy,
Charles J. Taylor. John ". Leeds, Joseph D. warren,
Aier'r Hamilton, AleK'r ~ Holy, stephen b Pro os',
JhmesT sOu.ter, VIM r Minor, iLeo. Davenport.
ALEXANDER NJ HOLLY PrssidenL
JOHN W. LEEDS. Assistant President.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice President
JOSEPH 8. MONIES, AcluaTy.
ROSWELL HOYf, Secretary.
WM WELLS, Genera Agelt-
Dana, Woodruff Leonard, EsGA Co1nssors and At
iorneys OF the Company Tor Nes-York.
VIM r. Minor ESQ. Counsellor and Attorney FOR SIAM
ford.
Ezra Wood, NJ D. sni A. Cooke Hull NJ. q. Physicsns
Medical Examiners and Advisers OF the Company iofnew-
York
channcey Ayres, N. D. Physician AM Medical Adviser
for stamford myli sodH
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AlOTiCE-PursuantlO A order VI 4. r. Hodge,, Dur
Nrogsle Of the County u Kings notice IS hereby given
TO al persons having claims against MOSES klhBaLL,
late City OF Brooklyn ard County e.uressidu erchai
decessed that they tired - present the sane WIN
the vouchers hereof 10 the su1crbrrs, a. he once
Wilism smith Grown, No f2 Mai-r-.l Guy n Sew re,
on or before the 81 dag Of February usrlDalei t- II
day ofAugu.i 1917. MARY l.. KlMBkLL. Admnifratlik.
sl2 laKhm WEI. sMIrH crow n. 4 n-n-.l-al---
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ARCHITECTURAL.

cIOKk FkUNIS- &c.
rT,RIMBLE CHERRY, Architects, respectfully In.
form the building public that they are nov prepared
i.b designs FOR fronts private edihces
T-v,tons plans sections. specification &C. Ne in
cod.nce with the wishes Of the proprietor go Broad
v.v nS 3m
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-. rgsssss.ssa1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL.

~ Road Un,er drrgng cement .Oa
and after Monday, Nov. 3, 1917, the
freight train, which passenger N attached, viii
until farther notice leave MOrrst0wn A. NJ. Newark
Al a Z. NJ The PASSENGER Trains leave New-fOrk
o'clock A. VI. , Z. ~ Leave Newark 10 o'clock ,. NJ
4P. NJ. Leave Mouistown o'clock A. NJ L. NJ
Passengers by the morning train TO NOrrstown VIII ar
rive there o'clock where STAGES viii b. IN resdne"
to convey them to schooeys Mountain w ashnson, Bel
videre and Ession daily; TO Owego Milford, Newton,
stsnhope and succ.suny on Mondays, Wednesdays sne
Fridays and 10 Rockawsy, Dover, Sparta and Newton GA
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each line returning
the following days TO meet the p NJ train for New-foh
stage will also leave for Baskins Ridge every eyenns
on the arrival OF the cars At Morrstowl.
By sine recently established stage leaves Mouisto~p
for the Delaware Water Gap and via stanhope
JohDsonhufz Columbia and Blarstown, every Tuesday
Thursday Saturday the arrival Of the A. tram
from Y Returning the alternate days, the stage
leaves siroudsburg at ~ 10 meet the z. from
MorustOwn.
Passengers 60 through to and from Jersey City, without
changing cars On leaving the city, passengers viii de-
post their baggage Ia the al the foot Of COuand
where an agent will be Ia attendance b. receive H.
All packages bundles must be entered on the wsybi,
or the cJnpsny will not hold themselves responsible.
Freirh will be forwarded Immediately 20 MorfistOvn
from Albany Basin BY stephens Condits Daily Trans
portaif1n Line 70 Newark from the TransportAiios
Office II the ~ J. X X. Transportation Company foot
Of Libsrty-st. n3l IRA DODD, Superintendent
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IA. rsIs..I.s.sg3 HorS,AIT0SSic ..sG-

FOR Albany Troy Pitts
field North Adams, Wihamstown, Bennington, Rutland,
Lebanon Springs Sc via the liousstonc Railroad VIII
ter arrange CONNIE ncing Saturday December %
The splendid steamer NIAGARA Captain }. Brooks,
Jr. will leave New-fork from the pier foot Of
Market street, daily, Sundays excepted, at "a O'Clock
A 81 for Bridgeport where passengers take the ee
CANT and commodiOus cars Of III Housstonlc Railroad
arriving a. Albany az o'clock Z.
baggsge.master will 60 through from city 70 city.
Stages run ia connection with the 10 Lee, Lsnos
Old ockbridge Curtisvil-, Winsted sud Norfolk Also
to Litchhed. Woodbury. Dsnbury and Bethel.
NewYork passengers have the privilege Of s0ppngosef
day in Bridgeport
No agent Of this company Is authorized to take charge 81
specie bank valuable papers TO receive them
Tor trans poitation any conditions.
Freight received ~ the depot, foot Of Marsets from
o'clock A. NJ until sunset
d5Qtf Il NJ PERRY AGENT Offee an the Pier
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REAL ESTATE.

a. TO LET.-A large ard spacious store q ise' deep
e; With celia and oiis, and dws.hns u required
The property well sit1sed N Chatham = sS.i me
square For PAriieuisrs Inquire ., - Z, y, - sWAhts,
b q otaneh 7. ". tA.,nsil st-sio --
- TO IET-Thrse newly erected stores Leon.
e arssf Ncs 1911. j5 and ts5, sbon 100 feel west u
- Broadway well adapted for taiior', aass 'hoem.-
kers or miliners R-nt lo~ Possession s'en iEmedi'
stsiy Apply to fj8 lw-l J. / l. cox IS Maden-lsne
~=DRUG STORE FOR -ALE.-rhe store go
r. Had.on-.t with weilseiectea stock Of dE rss che
- meals and peramery, snd hxiufes nearly new can
n 0ISsl' cheap % Q 'DTmNER LYMAN Ios John.t
!. At PRIVATE -AIE-Th- two-stoTy snd siiic
u. brick house and lot Zee the the norih sde Of
~ Feveuh.st 10 feet east Of the corner u Avenue
snd El-yenih-st sire OF house p BY = ieei-hnisnsa
with had walls, Sc.-sil in sood order s1t o. ~. - y
y feet 500 eau resrs,u on oond snd NOR tssr 1o'
terms sc apply TO J. BLEECAER, Aeetoneef,
- WORKSHOPS To LET-wlrH STEAM
- - soSsTy, and - ana 81 Elizabeth 4. There are
three buildings containing seou, 20 icons. some q tns
rooms are large. and well ishted hieh ~ Be st Spa
rate together with ;he steam eng ne The bnclu.s
have been repaired and are ia good ienaoe oIeei
TIE prsuises vacant and POSSESSION can Be gwen
Immediately Eutrance from the Rowery, ard car~ay
ton flila5eih-',. Apply At RsYNoR'S sees'ior-,
IS ST. 20 oo"eiy
n. At PRIVATE >ALg-Ths thrse-.iory brick
Ia: house ana loo "a Fee ~ >pringst north side be-
~ tween Thompsoa ana sullivan - SIZE Of ot, IL By
loo feet deep rhe building recently eui'-medsFa I'M
P'S VEN A. J. sLFEcKEk' Sas,ioneer Broad.,t
a. MEsT FARM-.-Io lease beautiful country
e.. seat opposite the village Of Nescheser-the man
- sion 81 feet ~ 81 feet. with fire lawn garden fruit
trees and oubu dngs OF every descrpou and tx acres
IS situated within two miles Of The Railroad Depot AZ
Fordham. Apply TO A. J. BLEECkER, Aaefioneer,
Is I'm oroad-st
g. ATPRIyATE ~ALE-NlNrH-sr- Tn de.irs-
~ bic hrse-sory and attic brck hous-. with Basement
- nownss 262 Nnth-st University place. snd the
lot p ~ half the block The house ?. BY - feet Including
the palza-hnished IN modern style with every requisite
convene ncebgit IN the very best manner For terms,
&c. apply 10 A. j. bLEECkkR, Auctioueer.
4lw biosn 'at
g. AT PRIVATE -ALE-A valuable lot Of ground
~: on the Of Beaver and New-st-size - feet
~ inches on Beaver. b. g. feet on Newst For terms,
Xc apply 20 A. j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
"a INt Brosd-st
o. JERSEY CITY PROPERTIES sale three
NO tTo-stOry brick basement snc attic houses eshtIu-
~ located within minutes walk Of the ferry The
houses are new built with and well finished with hard
walls marble manels. sliding doors, closets and tePete
with every convenience The above premises are promi.
nentiy situated and command extensive and beautiful
view OF the ver and bay, Newfork Ciy Hoooken, Ne-
For terms snd fall particulars apply 20
CHASE BULkLEl. l6l Fulton-st
s2q I'm Broadway
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hmsrka5i- cures Of
PILES,
torpdity Of the bowels constipation liver couip Aini u
Of the stomach. bowels kidneys and oisfcer
ho Of blood to the head chronic dysentery and ali n
fammsory diseases Of the bowels and stomach, are max
pR. UPHAMs VEGETABLE ELEcTUARY.
IL the pest medicine discovered, entirely y-zeta
bic and superior 70 any ether cathsrtc or phyc and
especially for those subject 20 Piles, 4.
THOUSANDS WILL TESTIFY.
Iti.au internal remedy and msy be used In al
and under Gil ercunsisnce with perfect safety and 1ll
condolences u permanent OF Piles either bleeding
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rTNKRpEE,IED PLEDGES,

L TNhEDtENtU FLEDVE-.-F9f ssIe cheap,
" large and varied asOrfment of unredesmed pledges
consisting Of aud secondhand clothing watches and
iewelry, musical aud mathematical instrumens sexsnts
qEsi'snts, double and single guns pistols, &c &c. For
the Information Of those In want Of such, would
few Of my prices Good pilot and beaver cloth
and coaks from 81 So dress and frock coats from q
70 So pants and vests 81 % - lot Of good and
secondhand flutes from - 50 TO soesch Aiso constant
ly hsnd, nscnsnies and other tooa and great many
other articles too numerous 70 meuten-
d>l Inn " itAsDH. Cbsthamsf
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-. ctszxaxGw-TWO DAYS FROM SEw.yOak
"a TO PlTTSsURGH ,sD WHEEL


Di'o Rai'fosd, Cumh eFlsnd, Nd Nesen Travellers
gen UH.ri states Msil and Psssel gss Route ~ PMS
bufyb, Hhe.ng, Cincinusu sGd Ia south ard West
Fsssnf gers going Directly through - W 4. = MAJ
7fzins.
Lasve asw-Yors, foo, Of Libery.s. nsAm NJ. I'd q
2. u. dsily.
Lave pnade!ph SUNDAYS excepted from The cornei
Of seyaum sBs MsIseIss alst A. NJ and dsilJ 40 r
a. BY Railroad and arrive 10 Baltimore 81 r. NJ sn1
10 Pm. ~
L,esys Baltimore At IA N. by Ghe Bsrrore and Ohs
RAILROAD. and arrive al Cumberland sis r. N.
f.-.gs Cuuiberiant Al Y. h.b1
Iweiy- daily nes o. he National Road <nf GOOD ln'
ten, Sage Lines ard snye 10 PnlsbofR or Wheeilhs
Pss,n1~fs for fislsbgrgh .sss the splscdld arr
Steamboats, al gfOpnssiie ard thereby bevs
onl, u niles OF staging % ths whole route.
Ys,-ess. stesln so.ls cave Pittsburgh kD5 Wheefrg
,eynsry ard pssfe igsrs cr~Graf5 witnont ce.sy 70
Clrennsu aid all oaef pOrss 10 lDs South ara Vest
Fof hf0us s-lickes W Ihs rO1ss, .ppy Phils1eghs
aias Railroad Odce corner u isrts snd Eleventh ss u
- s0ua liirtst or on board sle.lcat Dce6-ss wharf
tsre llryagh from fnilsdsrhi. - Pu,bgrgh, Sl1i 70
,hse 55, viii ~ privilege Of piDg Al Baltimore
snc fes1 -ng seas At pleasure ror ribsr ioformsnon
tppJ J. L. SKINNER, Asen.
or Teylors Hotel No. - Cort.Dd-st
EsLTlrpsf
~. Pc u.iI fdoes IRON Fhii'isplis 10 Bainmoo
esys as Dspoi - tcs.lh 80 aafket sis Sue
DAYS escepsi. 81 a A. n. and D. daily, y ksifosa
~ Psssergon = cagf'Ored agars ypfeskipf 1rfeS
Iss-i0fs foT Baltimore, rils .atfh ofNnesins psr'
s,ri1T - ~ Ne .ho sofcro4 tirr - cue
srhOrtr>d ~ s@l ezsis n Ne~f ora 10 hess ilnes
a. . fffH'Fs fFrf 20 NDi f''ss
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F.- -yssyssszrss--1 NEWBORN AND ERIE
~ ..:.xs-rse,c1re RAILROAD EXTENDED TO
wx3-n1-h@- PORT JkRNl--Miufrr Arrange.


menfs
On Friday January T. and until farther notice. the dE
trains will zach way, daily, except Sun
daysl A. follows:
Fos PassEvcERs.-Lesve New.Yoyk BY steamboat frem
foot OF D.ane-st az y O'Clock \ NJ.
Leave Port Jervis az IS O'clock. A VI
Leave Opsvie st Middistowu Al Goshen AZ y, ard
Chester At o'clock A. NJ stopping eacn way al the soNc
rsl intermediate passenger stations
" No packages, parcels OF trunks except personal
baggage OF clothing, not exceeding 30 bsl VIII
hs ken by the passenger boat trains unless ~ spech
agreement and payment maze in sdvance In which case
the charges will be at the dscreton Of the agent not
ccedng double the published ght rates Application
10 New loik must be made to Mr r. ClafAson Agent
a. the office on the pee foot OF Duane It UPON whose re-
articles viii be received b0sId the seAmbosf snd
forwarded upon he passenger train. The Company viii
responsible for Article Whatever sent BY the passed
GER frain uness be duly tcsipted for BY an
agent duly authorized excepting baggage, which
IS put in charge OF he hasgsse masters
For FREisHr Leave Ne~-lofk AZ o'clock L VI per
barges samuel Marsh Henry Saydsrn d. and Dunkifk.
Leave Po't JeHis at O'Clock AN.
Leave Otisvil At 2, Middetown at 81 Goshen at "3
and Chester AZ II AN.
r. An Accommodation and MIX Train viii
NJ. siNnun ia connection With tire steamboat
s17ss1 which tows the freight barges, leaving
New York AZ O'Clock NJ. aud ordinarily arriving srfsf
IN time the train q stst from u O'Clock Tor
Port Jer-i- and all intermediate stations.
Leave u NJ Otissiile >, Hiddleto~n a.
Go,henS Chester 81 Turner~i Moussy and arrive
Piermont az o'clock thence leaving iof New York ~
comfortable steamboat as soon as ~ mA 10 put On board
and the barge Is In readiness 80 .
= Coed berths wil bs provided board the boat al -
cents and meals at5il Cents each
NIB Persona having article. lost. DAMAGED or unnsces
sary delay ed requested 10 communicate the fsc' Ia
writing immediately L. ; y Post supt ofrransportaton
Office PermOnt For other Information inquire Of the
several Depot Agents the sup OF or the
UNDERMINED
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!. C0TSTRY sEAT an NEWARK, n

III. For sale exchange for productive properly IN
- New. York Brooklyn, besuttu residence on the
banks Of the Passic river. only few minutes walk irons
the Railroad Depot consisting Of about acres Of land
aud splendid mansion containing - rooms, with every
convenience beautifully laid out aud stocked with
80 futtrees This valuable property will be sold A.
great bsrgar ard accommodating terms Aso several
very desirable residences aud building sites AZ Ravens
wood l. / only p minutes run by steamboat Apply 70
$50 syy- 4 q. MINER, Ii5 Waterst.
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rUF MATHEMATICIAN FIRE


Il COmpanyOr1ce No. ID Grsud-s- 10 he village or " IL
liaasbargh 10 tire County Of knzs-Ths Company being
authorized b. q the Legislature OF the state Of
New-York passed November Is 1917, entitled an act 10
authorize The WILLIAMSBURG Fire Insurance Company 70
m It's capita stock and the Board Of rectors having
resolved thar the said capital stock b. ed according
70 provisions Of said set notice II hereby given IN con-
formity q said act and with the approval Of Niiam
T. McCogn, Of the justices u the supreme Court
the Of NewYork 70 All the present socsho ders oi
the said Company that they required 10 signify on or
before the third day Of January, 1875 70 the Prssi'
dent Secretary Of said Company AZ their ONCE, ~ the
village Of Wamsburgh whether they intend 10 III up
pay the required al such time ana 10 such man
the Board Of Directors may hereafter decide.
And notice hereby gwen % such stockholders A. shall
elect an up their stock by neglect shat forfeit
their ght 10 do that they required, the 18Th dag
Of January surrender 10 the said President or Sc
cretary az the said Office their original certificates Of stock
and lieu thereof receive certificates Tor such
number Of shares they respectively may be emitted 10,
In the proportion that the 4scesned value OF the funds Of
the said Company may be found TO bear 70 the sum OF
hundred and five thousand dollars paying for fractional
parts Of shares
And rotce hereby given that the 9Th day Of January
much viii be created and disposed Of az
will make the capital Of the Company COED TO the amount
Of One Hundred and Five Thousand Dosr and for that
office on the 9TH day Of January next and continue open
daily from no o'clock A until clock T. VI until the
amount requisite Il subscribed.
The 70 MI shares above mentioned and
the subscriptions take effect the 18th day Of
January next which day an instament Of 10 per
the par value Of each share said subscfp
ton required b. paid to the President Secre
tary, al said Office --Williamsburgh Dec l5 lSi1
DANIEL BURNETT President
J 81. McLrAN, Secretary. ii7 5tawtJl5
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IN PURSUANCE Of order OF the Surrogate
Io the County Of NewYork notice !. hereby gwen 70
all persons having claims against PETER SCHWARTZ
late OF the City Of Newfors grocer deceased 70 pre-
sent the with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
AZ MS Nassau It, In the City Of NswYork be-
fore the 9th day Of May next-Daed New-York the 9th
DAY Of November 81.
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.-,--r-u---zrALBANY a sCHRNECTApY

r. -,zzsgz-a-szz-ALBhNY q >lHENECTADY
- .<ess@S ~ RAILROAD CONTINGENCIES
will be received By the sboss
Company a Albany. and transported 20 ba5so and inter
mediate places oy fslToad and after the st u Sosen
ber proKio Printed Liss Of Prices &c may BE bad On
application 70 ISAAC NEWTON, tf Oreenwich-.t or
Livingston Weiss Express Once. 10 Waist N. ".
AL communication. in relation to frrl xht matters A.
beDy must be addressed 70 T.. FOSTER, Jr Sscy
Albany, October q, i5f7. go a.
Nsw-fors journal of Commerce will ple,ss copy
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uoM MILLER, Auctoneer, At tLe Merchants EN-
change. at II O'Clock on wednesday, February ?
f8t8 very desirable farm late the residence % Peter
Aymar dsce ased about mile east Of the village of ia
maica Queens County consisting OF about eleven acres
of land on which Is good two story dwei!inghouse and
a barn and other out buildings.
Also, pew IS in 81. Thomas Church, New-Yors.
For farther particulars inquire Of j. O. BARKER Esq
l3f Nassaust ~ Y or a. the auction room, 78 Msden-
lane j5tF2
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DIR. RALPH,

No 6 Green wich-sl Ne York,
Of.c hours, 0 " IL A. n. 8 70 3 P. n.
dlllm SUNDAY Invariably excepted
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NOTICE. hereby given, ths. IA application viii be
Nmsde the Legislature Of the State Of New for< al
its approaching session, for the pesAzs Of an act 20
incorporate company with capital 81 three hundred
thousand dollars 10 improve the navigation and connect
the aonz the south shores Of Long Island from Peconc
Bay Canoe place, in Suffolk County to the hArbor Of
New. York d2O law6w.
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Nasssust Notice Is hereby the relatives and
next Of Sn Of NANCY HOPE late Of boson Mass widow
deceased, and 10 alleged 70 have died in;esate that
shall Apply 70 the Surrogate VI the County Of New York
FOR letters Of Administration uroa the estate Ct the said
ntestafe, tho 9Th day Of January 10 O'clock
IN the foren0On-Dated NeW-Yofk Dec n, 1871
81 2taws~ JAMES ). THAYER, Publ Administrator
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% FOR sALE.-A farm within 2 miles OF the City 81
- Hudson containing so acres IL said 70 be one Of
the valuable farms IN Columbia County-the
wood and timber Il estimated TO be worth A. least $1,000
Apply TO tdlOtl T. j. HALL. 50 Barclsy-st
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\ 4
H On story attic and basement house contain
- ing ~ rooms and undercellsr ard the lot fronting
en- Conmhia-st running through 20 FuTmsn-st being
about . By $50 feet the house Is by 81 feet situated on
Columbia IT. two minutes wax from the Montague and
Wall ferry-is finished In the most permanent manner
by DAVIS work brown front ia the Gothic style with
every modern Improvement hot and cold water through
out the house Bathroom watercoses reservoir in the
attic speaking tubes kchen-range. furnace Tor warming
the entire budng &c The SITUATION most desirable for
a residence commanding fine views, SC. For terms aud
more full particulars, apply to A. J. BLEECKER,
IL 1W Ancfioneer.1 Rrnqd.sf
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cayILTNBLE WILL PROPERTY aud Fl

q VALUABLE MILL fhOf bhi auu sHini
for 5aleThe subscriber, on account OF ~ Aeaih anu
with the view Of closing his affairs oters for sale
his gist mill and homestead together with the farm A.
tached consisting of about 80 o. choice pillow and
me AdOw laud orchard Of excellent rut good dwell
ing houses barns wagon house, COW house end other
necessary outbudings together with p choice dairy
cows situated IN the Town Of Warwick, Oraoge County
New York the main road from Florida 70 Chester de-
pot on the NewYork and Erie Railroad. In lt lmmedi-
ate vicinity churches schools Tone known as Sew
aids Femile Instituted stores and public houses The
mill has two pairs Of French burr stones with all neces
ssry fixtures complete for houung II desired u VIII DE-
IN eparae parcels T. suit purchasers and portion
Ofthe purchase money lema on bond and mOfgax-
For farther particulars inquire Of the subscriber,
WM COLEMAN, on the premises, or Of
y -
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate oi the
County Of Newiork, notice Il hereby given 70 all per-
having claims against MICHAEL " EANEk, late OF
the City Of NeWYork bostEn deceased % present the
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber az his
Office No Nssssu-sreet, In the City Of New YORK, on or
before the sth day Of May nex-Dsted NewYok the 9Th
day Of Nov ls47. JAMES ;. ThAlEk,
~ fawfrn Public Adm &c.
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- FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Pro.

80 FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Pro-
~ pery-A superior farm 90 acres arabic, meadow,
- pasture and WOOD and sufficiently productive 10 sup
port family and necessary farm stock, being com
pl-te arming establishment which - neat modern
mansion and kitchen also farm house and kitchen, barn.
&C excellent sui able for genfemans seat practi
farmer hotel and store both Of which would do good
bus here and farming combined situate in the much
frsqusnted healthy and beautiful village Of Quogue,
Suffolk CO partly the Qasntuck Bay "a line OF the con-
templaed cans noted for trout sn1 sport-nlen
within four hours Of the city daily. Immediate pos
session, With the farm stock, hay grain. &C II desired
Price - cash. residue bond and mOrfga
FOR wears AZ five urr cent payable quarterly Address
) ID c. zoos paid Quogie Post Office. Long Island
B-The farm has has font Of GOO feet on both sides
Of the post road which be turned into productive vii
lAze lots 80 xaw<m
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