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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

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ur&er,irea viii gossft or weseh ,sdise 0y tho sbo-s
nsa,sA isss A. the lou est current rates Goods 10
isnSe3 tos 80 Ane viii he loaded ia the osr, NJ nail
passenger trtir witch leaves fAlAdephis II midnight
aFa arrives iu srshsfg thsli-wsy 10 fisbufsh IN
twelve hss fAss wagons. which travel day and night
80 eAaet inlneaisoy, gr0n The ATvA u the and
N,iNs in fisaslfh ia Nal days, uAkng I've Gays hom
rh'l aSs ph.s sEs siN ifsn Nes YORK
Mssk ssskass, sinshNms Five Day Express Line"
sN NM TYSON. Axens. NJ West street, Y.
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CLOTHING.
IMPORTANT To Tug PuHLic.-y

VIM AH'bs
IffPOHTAs NJ To TUE Publicly ~ NJ
IEEHDT 60 rs sfpsdwsY. apP,si,A ibs Fsft Ysssi
ain ~osla respectfully sail attention " thsif extensive
ARD ssesisess tssDfnsni n fsef nss Ovsrssfs sss
COsss slso Yoshs ami Es1i Clothing ~ svsfT ysfsiy
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slss<s sfsss 81 ftfs sss's. fssssDr.. vests h1Ts
sstss. assses Fgvtsftt ri lars ssseff-af p.vssi
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hsr sef gsss Nv pftes ffsf " i>4see s's.s pm
y p s<tssi'ya n gfss~sf sSss,t.ssstit 80 D. ffts
Fhs@ fs9sfits ss.af Pr - W,etsf ..s-s .s4fi.>
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~ s..sSwsy Asns'issr as'-i
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

for SssThs subscriber. on account u III heath sno
with the view Of closing his affairs offers FOR sale ns
grst mill and homestead together with the farm staened
consisting or shout 90 Of choice p0w and meadow
land, orchard " excellent fruit good ling houses
barns house cOwhous. and other necessary oct
buildings tOgelherwth y choice dairy situated IN
the town Of Warwick Orange County New.fors, on hs
main road from Florida Chester depot the New
aud Erie RsirO6d. In It's immediat. vicinity are }
churches schools Zone known wards Female lnsti'
tute stores sno public housss The mill has two psD
Of French stones with all necessary fixtures complete
for a0gnng desir-d IL will be cold in separate parcels
u purchasers. snd portion Of the purchase money
may remain bond aud mortgage Fer farther psrticu'
lars. inquire n the subscriber,
WIN COLEMAN. on the premises, or Of
P. p. DEMAREST. 7 South st.
~ I'm T J. COLEMAN. 6S W.ii-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
81 JOHN D BROWNIE 90 u 40 9.
az. FOR SALE OR TO LET-Ths new Two.

E. STOW cottage ard lots OF ground Frar1lin-a7s
IL nue. near Myrtle. East Brooklyn, the third house
IA We Rev Nj Greenlesf Church The house j. finished
In superior style marble martels, black wallut doors
,rh cellar under IN. y hole Of tho house For srther
tirou ebout Tearoom and wssbhouse on the rear
osrtcul-rs inquire Of A. a. BERRY, ia Scuth-st
Nsv-Yo or j. COPELAND, corner Of " ain and ricnt
sis Brook lyn. ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

lNNtS, 1917. Public notice IL hereby siven, that
addition Of ono percent vii DO charged on all fax,
remaining unpaid Tho 18Th day ~ Fchfaty AMI two
per cent. tho 18th DAY oi March
The Receiver weld ursa upon iss rsYafs ths import
~ mailing early payment rosahie to avoid ne
crowd aud delay witch NECESSARILY
vlous a. The per esniasas hains added
SMITH nuNNtNu Rsegivef - raNes
Once - Receiver 81 rasss Public hvildns'. raA. Ne.
oemhaf 80. islf
u Hrats foe tscpivms payments fef taNss, n0r o
tnEf nansahla n'ener vrly received ardaf
any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

- TnR -AI,E 0F % Lac Tor tsffU OT IHtFfl \
cogntry ,sat Del gLffuly situated on ne vest bank
Al fths Hudson mile and hslf from The yl ass o.
Ne,ybursb FROM the well known salubflty u chms'e,
s proximity 70 the city ard other conyerencss' his at
nation is admirably adapted either for country residence
public b0ariin z-h0use, water cure estaohs,ment, or
boardiugschoo-i9r which after purpose t has been oe
cupied Tor number Of years Apply %
co " Fulton -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

IlsNtsiNss, r.rs, e. ~ r.. rvyN ~ - = lrsAss
twtf. <sfs-t s-.lls 80 es1ss- ~ a..
os,p.i.s r,i,s, astNt pREsl,ks,'N i's sss,A a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

81 fhRh tOR -AiE % HA-lalt'' -. ~,
Hg> ,.-stchrgf-r G0-Abolf 30 sores =. miles from
- steamboat aIdnr a from Railroad a. W bite flAins
C L91ss are srd we'll srangccs barn, cArriage house
sAsds vood house kc al 10 ZOO order Onshaf OF ne
lsnd ia hzb state q cultivation, basnce pHnelP.y
go Unit In abundance inquire Of =. d Brown so
Grsnd. - Or ~ JOHN PALMER. On the premises lA n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

The Cincinnati Enquirer says there were two
notes on the Canal Bank Of Orleans Of the denoni
nation Of 500 offered Monday last a. the Banning
House Of Ellis Morton, which, examination, proved
% be counterfeit The engraving ia the ssme a the >p
cOuneeis Of the state Bank Of Ohio attempted 70 be
put in circulation about two three months ego The
viguette 10 locomotive with two The engraving
well done and calculated 70 deceive.
A recent statement in the Csnad an papers gives
some important information ia relation to Canadian trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


COMMON CoUSCIL.-The Board of Aldermen held
meetios at Common Council Roomlsst evening Mayor
strykeI 10 the Chair The minutes OF the las, meens
presented by the Mayer 10 relation to the death OF Hon
John Quincy Adams Accepted and eerred to Special
Commsaioations-Fr From Alderman Bradshaw, rendering
his resignation 10 consequence OF the pressure OF private
that the report Of the Commissioners in favor Of Wash
inston PAX has been confirmed by the Supreme Court
Re,satonTo apply to the Ler,stnss to authorize bonds
to Be issued payable In 20 years to redeem csrhese' to
P,tu,oa,-From Mes.rswalworth Giles for contract
10 light the City with Gas Referred to Law anG Police
Committee. sundry bills for Police services Referred
10 the Joint Committee.
Attorney OF the Board. Accepted.
Report Of Standing Committee Reportn favor Of pay
log tbs sexton Chist Church fer each time he rings
the bell in cass of fire. Lost favor Of removing
nuisance ex,spg in Stanton Tillsryst Referred to
tss Board Of Health In favor Of wsiing up lot in
Henryst Accepted lin favor OF grading the east side
Report Of the Board qf HealhAdver.e to the altering
the law prohibiting the burial of the dead within two miles
Of the city and Recommending the Common Council to
,.he immediate mssuIe: to procure land for public
RsportIn favor OF appointing the following gentlemen
70 I'll the vacancies existing in the Board of Education
via: A. @. Stevens, Jacob Morris j. b BIevoort, Angus
tus Bates Stephen Haynes, Abraham Bsyls, William
A. Dillingham;, John Greenwood, Richard Thorn, James
Murdoch, Peter B. BERGEN, Thomas Bull Jr O. Hal'ey
Report Of Select Communities The Select Committee
10 whom was referred the OF the Mayor
in rsiton to The death Of Hon joan QUINCY ADAMS Of
the 70 lowing resolution viz
Resofsed That the citizens Of Brooklyn, through Their
Council, tender the aged
and respected widow honoIsb deceased to his
whole family wide circle OF his bereaved rea-
.ions pest sympathy and coincidence this
ful occasion. And be IL farther
Resorsd That the day Of the arrival Of the remsins
OF the venerable deceased within tho State the way
10 hsr final resting place in his native State and during
the solemntss mich may be gned and arranged by
the City OF New aud Its authorities for that purpose
that the Aass Of the City OF Brooklyn be hosted at hat
mast from all the public buildings and flag stats and that
II b recommend to the masters OF vessels lying at the
wharves and the Of private flag stats the observ
snoe Of the like order. And be it farther
Resolved In like testimony Of respect to the memory Of
sssd and faithful public died at his post
OF duty that the Common Council Chamber be shrouded
with the usual insignia OF mourning for six months
Resolved, That Committee Of three be appointed to
carry the above buttons and take such other
relation to this me ancholy will best
press the sentiments Of the City Of Brooklyn Adopted
Ths Board then sdjourned until next Monday.
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r.. -zzssass-.s1TSO DAYS FROM NEW.YORK
6ssss -s--s1-sHs.;assesro PITTSBURGH ASo WHEEL,

L<arc Staten hlandSt, sad 10, AN; ~, NJ 2snd SPIN
fssss Nso- iorr9 snd N. A NJ l. q and s. p NJ do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
INSURANCE.

MUTUAL LItB INSURANCE COMPANY
vi az MN. YORK No. 81 Walsf-sfa'erlc ~ tss
.i o. th IN tituiifn t1- slos- g.. th year fom
n say rebr ss-y !, l5i3 & tetruArJ l
RECEIPTS
Anoua; received Premiums tfst Jesf.,....s 57-9 ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

~ A small brick house in process OF erection
IN second avenue near Second st fell 10 with loud crash
thls merpips Fortunately the workmen on the building
es.ped 10 the top of an adjoining house those In the
ower part barely escaping with their lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
81. RRnAnlXAY PROPERTY foI "a or a.

In. The premises 5fi Broadway, having been occupied
& By the subscriber cabinet furniture mandatory
for the last II years.
From the central location j, offers advantages for the
business occupied. store hotel, any large
manufacturing purpose For particulars s1d terms which
will be made reasonable inquire of VIM b. ShIPMAN,
on fbe premises Isl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

Sa ersl new frs.clas brick houses, situated within
S~ three mirues' walk Of the ferry. The above houses
are Handsomely finished and well bs Of the hest ire
riss They viii be sold A. cost and the payments mace
easy. ..-,,-.
Also 10 et some small houses ~ low rents suitable Tor
mechanics &c For terms, &c inquire AZ the hooOsen
Ferry landing Hob0ken, u JNO. ". sHlPPEN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

COMMISSIONER OF LoASs.-Garret L. Martense
has been appointed Commissioner Of Loans for Kings Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

NIOTICE.-sealed Proposals Will be received by the
NComuittee Charity and Aims until the second Day
OF March next O'CLOCK p NJ the office Of the Gro
ton Aqueduot Board in the City Of NewYors fer about
500 feet length OF the best eaden ppe 4 inches
also for the length OF casron water pipe OF
inches bore to BE- laid the bed Of the Harlem river
from the One Hundred and INVENT dsisueet 70
8andars Isand(the castiron pipe shall have sufficient
number Of ball and socket joints 70 permit ts prupr adsp-
ston the bed Of the riveror the preparation OF the
bed Of he rvsr TO receive the pipe and or the covering
up the with heavy gravel or other proper ma
terias The pipe will be subjected 70 such proof as IL
deemed necessary.
The price. for the work include the expense Of all
the materials and labor necessary for ths completion Of
the same according so the plans and specifications that
viii be presented for examination, hereinafter men
toned.
work shall he performed under the direction Of such
Engineer the Committee OF Charity and Aims shail
point for that purpose and II shall be completed b. the
LIST day OF April, 1919
Satisfactory security will be required for the perform
ance OF the contract.
The map ani profile Of the line Of pipe together with
the specifications Of the materials, dimensions, &C will
be reedy or examination the oc1 OF the Cfotou Aque
duet Board IN the Ci.y OF New York the I'D Gay Of
February inst and the Engineer will be In attendance 10
make the necessary explanations
The fall OF all Oh parties 90 the pro-
position, must be written out In the nature Tor the same
The Committee % themselves the light 30 &C
cep reject proposals that mar be offered for either OF
tho above ppes Tor the whole oi TIE above described
work they may consider the Pabhc interest to equile
rev. York Feb H. 1919 l1f th2
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s,-. ~ 49,, sfkls \ wiftilM A,yflky -, .
't- titr ~ Sew Ntfh sfcfsf isssst-S sri vrc &. -
lsa-t - have S5 e' ss-ss. tts h-f srry ~ tAs rsf
'gsN> ~ ~. sitt arS N.r.t, Ns~ A.iA - ssis ~
s'r,i-stAr- Yr~ ~ - ID -, sst irfs'fsf' -
'Ne if't g. n N.y-h r-, tse ccicA ~ ~ s4~n'a
n.s-i Ns- Nctf ~ ie i1tt
wi f-vfv fAMra fpsArE F.tis Afv.is''iie'ss
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,VoornArnnf ronriiiuiirii Jm

a. FHhh 'HirunHl' r-w s~l sH--'~sl f-.r-lT go
ii'H'sas'- -~s ~ Ni- i'hsh- u ss- ~ r'shl- 's
~ 90. ssrra teeth ed 4. perfectly .-rl- 10 i.' srr-s
-" NH"- rsasiss ---ss sr-a4 u ~ rfrrfi-r' wat
nnuWH f'i Nashi-ris- --.-at ~ rli~isf nes'rr
~ s-i- ~ = y sAuns p.-rs'.'. in r-ls.- :.
--n. % 'Niiii-.. us- - fff ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

INQuEsT.-Coroner Abrahams held an inquest
yesterday at 81 Stanton-st upon the body Of eoorsd
named wnlisn JsDes. who died after q few days
illness. The Jury rendered verdict Of death by cause:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
: .,rSootclkSN.,,>,@H On 1 III s2sszalG;cst

Nal n ass H- HirehAnis
Lee o. rtssafsh -Ihe sntsgsigEe. would respectfully
stfa Ms,sfs shfrrgs lhst 90 Tho tfst IT March nsv
S.tsa wil tasAnsA Co The present 10 Pius
tsfs VI. te rsnnsylssuis taaAs aus Railroads Uoods
,vake1 So ta, lias eiN - forwarded with great dis
rAsA ass 10 lssst ssrren No comm ssoos 90
SEA sh.fsss tf fog~sesirs saVas fGom Pittsburgh
ssiar ifns 81 stsen Packet leave fshuFsh daily a. 10
s'sss &C. NirsiHrsii. Louisville. - Louis MNs
rs.kAsss Hlrshsss liue VA Canal
efu M TYSON Afrnf lu Me,t-si y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
o4o nnTICE TO MrnNmANr.. IsIs

90. 10 consequence ef To ffs1papi CLAIMS ~ dan
ssss pftssnisd sssius ihs fvafdau ~ msfthsndisa
tie &sstsfn canals afsns from the abstraction ~ Enpds
from paesafss ppsffsf'iT secured the Eoafd n For
vudsfs n tbs ClT n hsw Ypfs haze felt n ihst duty
a. veil To- the ssrgi5 II he sfahsnis fhumssivss -
adsp' the following resolution. via
Hssei,sd That 10 viii srt fsssp e. IN shFpipf order
say bssss ~ ar E,4ds hats ssrs. srsg Suas
is shoes destined ~ ths West unless spfh buses
sssss pfspsfiF tspsd ard sealed vhsp shipped.
aoT sasts senisininf sDDds ~ dec rinr
snlss such bssss ~ sis vel strapped hnprsa
Lsfafs chi yra=nt ~ UpLl. FfssAaHi.
Osasar ~ Tsffs. sssfsfsfy iWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

DISTURBING A RELIGIOUS MEETiSe.-The trial
Of j. X Bellows, Urish Chaniberln and Timothy SimoBs,
for disturbing religions meeting at Gowanus yester
day resumed before Judges Pierce and Garrison. The
Court sentenced them each pay fine of go with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

I s..ssesirsst Nciies - fsrstr si,sa b, 80 ga
dive, ,-A $50 - k's "a HKNkN rANfk ists sssssa
trsfa shir Nsesid aseses-s. Ass wts stsssS fc
sf4i istss.s thet NJ sasss 81 ..t iaasisis
r We tsaSs ~ ~ rrfiis iSrsis,terf oil - sSyiw
sl-rit so s'tr 49, ~ ~ fis asefISfrs so afsts
its 'ess p s'-fssS tg Fac. a. f ess,ue4 ~ s3sie
i,s'r. . W- rssse'sN t' iha ieiA SN ~ Nssh nsNt
rsits Ns~ lsfN f-tfusfr IL tltt
lev Ia fANts 4. ANtk r.a.r. As..f..,s...s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
&c, FOR -ALE OK EXCHANGE Tor CITY Pro.

Rfs uerty-A superior farm 80 acres, arabic, mesdow,
pasture and wood and-suhcienty pToductiveto sup
poft large family and necessary farm stock, being COM
p-te srming establishment which - neat modern
mansion and tch en- also farm house and Kitchen barn.
sc excellent water suitable for genteu ans seat, prse
cal farmer hotel ard store both of which would 90 good
business here and farming combined stu ate In the much
frsqusnted healthy and beautiful ysge Of Quogre, L.
s1rok co partly the Q&atuck Bay la line Of the coz
teinpiled clueD noted for trout game and sporsmen
within four hours Of the city. daily Immediate pos
session, with the farm stock, hay gfsn &C desired
Price = fourth cash residue bond nd mortgage
FOR years i've per cent, payable quarterly Address
;. d e. tpostpadl QuOgue Poet Once, Long Island
B-The farm has has front 0f 900 feet both sides
Of the post road which b tausd into productive vii
lage lots doo 1aw2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
eaFAnM FOR sALE.-Ths 0adsTsIsosd OfsTs for

.<aFihn FOR sALE.-The unaersi COED Offers tor
a sale the farm Of the late Abraham Quackenbu,h. de-
ceased situsted in the township Of Rsmapo Rock
l.ud County, about miles from NyAck Landing "a from
Moussy Depot New York and Erie Raj road Said farm con-
taus 1874 acres well atefed. and suitably divided into
wood, sdow snd srsbs land On the premises 10 atood
substantial dwen house bsrn, bacssmiths shop aud
other out.budiugs and neveT-fsng we'll Of water also
Two grated bearing orchards aud aysrety Of other NUT
trees
Terms will be Moderate ana title ndisputsbe For far
ther information inquire Of the executors,
JOHN L QUACKENBUsh 70 ElghIh-syenus,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

~U~~s NOTICED and sfter December IS,
I Z 60 -il Lls lleaner srATEA lsLANDkS
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F''''' I'''''T7 = . '''T"9- " ~ T'f'.4
MARTIN . ruoMraoN
fi' 'Mhf7 sitssf t..,.. o.. .sit~s . D.
pNnliN Nn,iNt !. 80 ~. IL. F..IlI

TUTHff' NVFTfF 4 hefsFT aiVsH iHaI > F4iiIIel,
he Bees rFsssrt-' 10 ths Reed e ississH. AS-
- t'fe 4s~sf res''nefsA in lhitr efh .s-, tstv
f'~Ts rf~rriFirr h.ti~, rtisrfifHs 81 shs
fs--sH o. rs'-a' h- W fi'ra b. 'f- 1-@s'sier-3 -
BE sN--. 4s Hsi 20 n---ffs ~ tsffs sta 'h Az
y hs'-h 500 as--s. ves, ~ serafs nRrs sttest'
90 iep MARTIN rururspN
t9l 9l,A.t .--.....l..l.-ll-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

SUPREME tOUHr-in the matter ol the Appica-
- ton OF the Mayor, Aldermen and Commou4lty ~ the
City VI relative 10 the opening Of Broad way,
from Twenty hfst sest 20 Twenty hthstreet, and the
public place bounded uorthery by Twenty nth street,
eastcriy By the Fhsveuue and westerly by Broadway.
n tho Eighteenth Ward OF said city Pubc notice here
by BY tho Mayor Aldermen aud Commouaty OF the
Ct OF New York. pursuant 20 statute tn such case made
and provided that thu said the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monalty OF the Cy Of NewYork intend 20 make spplca-
the supreme Court OF the State " New Vera AZ tho
Of tho said Cnuto be- held thu Citys
the City Of tho hrst Monday OF March next
hcug tho sixth day Of March, lHi NJ the opening 0f tho
Court that day, or soon thereafter - counsel can he
heafi the appontmrrt of Comm tsiourrs o Esiifsto
aud Assessment la the above entitled matter that the
and exient Of tho improvement tho opening ~
broadway from Twenty FIRST street to Twenty
ard tho public place bounded notherly by Twenty dfh.
street eaatety by tho Fh .venue and Westerly BY Broad.
way iu tho fishtaonth Manl Of said city psnd New.
York, Fohfuary 90. iiH. WILLIS HALL.
M fhhh Council o. Tho CONFORMATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

w WFFF NJ III U u W9f1"T fT''I TI9T T'f'ITTIH
has been presented in he nesff nf Aiastnsr that
rvsnir rnih rhtisth Thirty eat rhitir ssasrd rhnr
thi'i Thirty Rnr ar rhttr ssth stssi D. sisisa rsr
me Fhifd avenue io Tho fas tssi aHi thsi ihs Fia
avenue b graded hrns rpsrtr sshih stree, 90 rhNt,
seth street Al pssssnf ssFssisd iA shs ahsss rsfta
HH having nhseirrs a. ths assifsa rfssan
then, ip vtrs She urlsfssrss a. his s-s ~ HALL
20 Hserfs hsffs she fsih iar ~ March Art
H"rs q hereby i.ihst aiveH 80 iis aHi rstias
Hfh-f~i.s riaissisi 40 he atvs thss aerissiira
hs 7ifes fs'sissst uiihir hntr ists isu ifa tsis
20 ii. n.iies The, ihsr hs.s rstnissss s.s ,hs
same 90 tfaif ss ans s-rsssst provided ~
- f"Ha r sections ~ rei sss has sst''s tsk Ari
a -s"irss'iiT p'h 'ts fse"ssigsi sssvisiiers meet
rrsi-iissi-nats pFrs Vet u tst3s
MAnttx s. runNrutN
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5ou -AIF-l0nsy nv NEw.HAVEV-Ti.

~. EDH >AI4E-ffOloFs ~ WV IN y ~ II iIf
"a. fn. double house fblict stnecoedl now occupied
- by ST. william Sheffield, very pie'saat.y situated
90 WavefeY-piacr, ab lut ten m.nut-s wax from rare
College with convenient outhouses larss garden well
storkef with fruit sud all hat - necessary b. MAKE -
desrsbi- resideuce For terms snf farther ps,cp A.
Apply az lil Fuit0n.st Nsw-fOrsi Or % HENRY I'D
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~. Ar pVIVATE sALE-Two Lots Of sround

G the side of Twenty second street about - feet east
- Of seventh. avenue Also, Two Lots Of ground
the south side Of 81 - feet east Of Eighth
Also, Two Lots OF ground on the south side Of
Thirty fourth-sl 100 feet east Of Seyenh-aveuue Zach
iot Il = feet by half the blocks. Tor &C. apply "
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81 AT PRIVATE sALh-The 2-story snd attic
90 brick building with tvo-ft0ry tea room IN the rear
'a The first foor fitted mp store. situated on sixth
avenue between Tweuty second and T~enty thru sis
10. - feet inches b. 90 f-et In length The dwelling
Include the tea rooms - feet The Croton
the premises - 900 remainon bond ano mort
rsge for three years. For particulars apply 20
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