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regard to this exhibition that Of commingled de.
light.
Open every evening. and Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoon
Doors open at half past 6 and 3, and commence
al half past and half p&t ).
Tickets 25 cents children half price. Dec rs
CARUsI's SALOON.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
VI CONCERT for the benefit of the poor, TUES
DAY, December 81, 1850.
PERFORMERS
Misses Emile and Virginia Eberbacb.
Masters Henry and Edward Eberhach, vocaiists.
Professor Pedro A. Daunus, piano.
Professor +. Schenig, flute.
Professor Arthur Schott, vocalist.
PROGRAMME:
PART FIRST,
Duet. Air, Suisee with variations on the pia no
Miss f. Eberbach and Mr.. P. A Daunus,
fHunten.
q Child of the Regiment opera La Figa del Re
gimento; Miss v. Eberbach Donizc,ti
3. Duett, for the flute and piano. the Alpine Horn;
Miss +. Eberbach and Mr.. F. Schenig,
4 Duett The Winds of Evening Gently Move;
Misses T. and v. Eberbach, Loder.
g. Quartctte. Johnny, Johnny, you count
twenty five; Misses E and w. Ebcrbach. and
Masters H. and E. Eberbach, schnef.
3. The Wild Gazelle ON Judah's Hills, a Hebrew
melody, written by Byron; composed and
sung by Mr.. Arthur Schott
I, Robert. Robert, thou whom | Love, opera Robert
lie Diable; Miss Emile Eberbach
}. Serenade for flute and piano forte; Miss E Ebei-
bach and Mr.. F. Scheng, Beethoven
2, Duet. ben per mia memoria. opera La Cazza
Ladra Misses E. and v. Eberbach
Rossini.
z. The Wandcrer, piano forte and flute obi cato;
Miss V Eberbach, Listz
I. Cavatina Casta Diva, opera Norma; Miss E
Eberbacb Bellini
b. Duett. Jeanette and Jeannot, lin character;)
Miss V. and Master H. Eberbach, Glover
a. Sol Il1 he Isat nf Snt Iii
dy, words written by Thomas Moore; sung
by Mr.. Arthur Schott
| Z. Good night my Love, opera SomnambuIa: Mis-
f.. and " Eberbach, Belhni
| Price OF Admission Tickets 90 cents; children
| half price. To be had at the principal Music aud
Book stores and at the door on the evening of the
performance.
Doors open at o'clock; performance to com
| inence at hall past precisely. Dec 2S-3t
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BALTIMORE AND ONO NAI,.HoAD-
GIL ..> NIGHT LINE FOR WEST.
B t41\S ERN TRAVEL. SAVING i2
SH IyNH HOURS BETWEEN NEW

@HI6 HOURS BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND PirrSBURG OR WHEELING
On and after MONDAY next, December 3Oth,
Passenger Express Train will be run at night each
way, between Baltimore and Cumberland leaving
baltimore at so'clock, p. NJ, and leaving Cum.
berlend at 10 p NJ
Passengers going TO coming from the We~t
will, by this arrangement. psss over the mountains
in the day time, and those who leave New York at
O'Clock, A M, and come through by The Er-
press Train from Philadelphia, will tske the even
ing train from Baltimore. The train from Cumber-
land will arrive TO breakfast ia Baltimore and its
passengers can take the early line for Philadelphia
and New York. Nv order
Dec 25-tJsn ], t ENGLAND, Agent
The republic., 1850-12-31

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Horsed Mediperis a messcn
ger in one of the Departments, "a Mescau,) who
had previously been found guilty Of an assault aud
The republic., 1850-12-31
AT ODD FELLOWS

AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
WIIIPPLE'S GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIBITION
OF THE DISSOLVING VIEWS,
As Exhibited in the Cities f Boston, PHILADELPHIA
and eisetChsre.
ID REPRESENTATIONS of the most beautiful
II Scenery Of ali parts of the world, with great
variety Of Ancient and Modern Structures, Ruins.
Cities, Castles, &c. which produced in truly
wonderful manner. The most beautiful scenes
grow into proportion and again disappear, but 80
sudden and mysterious is the transition that it
only be compared to the magic of dream seen by
the eye.
regard TO this exhibition, that Of commngled de
light
Open every evening, and "Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoon.
Doors open at half past and 3, and commence
al half past and half pAt3
Tickets 25 cents children half price Dec 25
The republic., 1850-12-31

BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
WAsHINGToN, DDc. 80, 1850
rINHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
Il dividend of four per cent out Of the profits Of
the Bank for the last six months.
The same will be ready to be paid to the stock
holders the I'd Of January next ensuing
Dec 3l-3tif RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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SACRED CONCERT.

A SACRED CONCERT will be given at the
"A Baptist Church, street, between 9th and 7th
streets, under the direction of Prof II. BERLYH, on
THURSDAY EVENING, January 2, 1851.
Professor X. will be assisted by Mrs FsAsKLN
and large number Of the most talented amateurs
in the city Of Washing gton. Pieces from the Crea-
ton. (Haydn,) will be performed.
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to commence
at O'Clock, precisely. Tickets to be had at the
Music stores and at the door. Admission for three
persons 81. Single tickets 81 cents. Dec 3l-3t
LNRoM PARIS Fine edtions. in fine library
Il bindings, OF
Moiere, La Fontaine,
Froissart, MonetTeet,
Madame DE stae. Delille.
Boursalone. Anquetii.
Historic dc France.
Les Evanges, vol, ilustree.
Limitation de Jesus Christ. 1 VOL. illustree.
Historic de PAncien ct du Nouveau Testament.
vol, ustree.
Don Quichotte, vols., illustree.
And many others. not mentioned here. beauti
fully illustrated and bound.
Also, u few French Bibles and Testaments, i'm
ported direct from Paris by
Dec 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
I EDGERs. DAY BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS,
IL Bill Books.
Journals Cash Books, Pass Books, and every va
riety Of Blank Books, at low prices.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec 81 Booksellers, near 9Th st.
GLOVES, CLOVES GLOvEsI
DIJOU KID GLOVES, all sizes and colors. for
ID Ladies and Gentlemens wear, at
PARKER'S New Fancy
and Perfumery Store, under
Dec 3l--3t National Hotel.
EVENING DRESS FANS.
100 Of the newest pattern of Spanish Fans.
lOO mounted in pearl, ivory, and papitr
mache-just opening.
PARKER'S Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Dec 3I--3t Under National Hotel.
BANK THE METROPOLIS,
WAsHINaroN, DDc. 80, 1850.
rINHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
dividend of four per cent. out OF the profits OF
the Bank for the last six months.
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Terrible Tornado nj New.Orieaux.

The ~. d. Delta of the 9th says: Between the
hoors OF and yesterday morning, the city was
Nited with one Of the seyerest storms of wind and
nin that has ever been experienced in these hur-
ncane latitudes. The rain poured down in tor
fena, the wind blew with terrific violence, and for
minutes at time the heavens were illuminated
WIN sheet lightning tina. seemed TO cover the en-.
tire canopy.
such was the ferceness Of the gale-or hurri-
cane, n it might DO better termed--that people
expected momentari.y TO be buried in the ruins Of
ner houses and during tho Continuance Of the
Horm, undated, which was for nearly an hour, the
snt,e population. startled from their slumbers by
ss Dreadful war Of the thunder, were kept in a
''s'e Of painful apprehension.
IN every part Of the city and suburbs, exposed
70 tne fni force Of the wind trees were torn from
ser roots, and unfinished buildings and fences
ns1sTated. and the river lashed against its banks
on'ows, m If it were an open roadstead. Steam
as ana shipping were dragged from their moor
ana Borne completely across the river, the en-
sg Of the gale carrying them almost directly
,uss despite the powerful current endeavorng
"s1ry them down the stream
Many OF the vessels which kent their noorines
were considerably injured by the agitation caused
me wind and waves, and the chimneys of
.snoe, OF steamboats, were blown down The
S,aa oiew from the eastward, aud il ia 70 be fear
81 mas proved disastrous on the Gulf The gale. il
s5nnown. extended up the country some rs or 20
,-lssS and the steamboat Iowa, from st. Louis,
n,as .n arrived yesterday, had her chimneys blown
0'er near the Red Church.
~, me me f,eayrne adds All the steamboats, moored
~ voc o'ner side Of the river received consider
rxs. 1nanage The Nashville was blown across the
80 nom her berth in the Second Municipality
coming In contact with the Belvidere produced
.s.slnlury 70 both boats. The Winfield Scott and
.nS 90 nsd their chmneys completely blown down,
ns.. were otherwise injured The ships lying in
sS.s "a 'ne Third and Second Municipalities were
-.sn % aud fro by tho strong wind and dasbing
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD or N. JERSEY issa
EDHHHf55l SUMMER ARRAN0EMENYN

~. C#8fzt51 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
- " Hcommencing April l. ieS0--Tas Rod,
extends from Elizabethpou IS milee -
White House reducing the staging between the tee.
minus OF the Road and Eason Is miles and to School
eys Mountain to IA mes This lins leaves NewsYosk by
steamboat RED JACKET 81 pier NJ River and connscir
with trains the NewJersey Railroad which leave New
York from foot Of Certiandst II the same hour. Anew
route to Schooeys Mountain, with lees staging thAn sny
other
PAssEseER TRAIN UP-Passeugers win leave Nov
York by steamboat from pier N. by the New Jersey
Railroad foot Of Cortlsndst 1t A. H. and r A., Iesv0
Elizabethtown at 10 Am and 8 Pm
PASSENGER TRAIN DowN.-Leave White House q B. ~
AM and AS ~; North Branch at SIS AN. and ~
PA. Somervle at 9. 10 d. and 2. 10 Pm; Bound Brook
at 6. % AM and 2 20 MI Pan6eld al 40 AM and 3.N
Pm; Wesfeld al s IS AM and Pm; Elizabethown q
7. Is and 10. so M and 30 M
The freight train with sttached) WIN leave
and Ehzabethport by steamboat at $50 AN. Returning,
North River, at Pm
All freight from NewYork intended to 70 by this linz
must be al the boat at III O'Clock TO Insure being tskea
through that day.
Stages will be In readiness the arrival OF the o'clock
train fom New-York at hs White House 70 convey pas.
sengers Easton, Wilkesbsrre. Bethlehem. Auentown
Msuch Chu IL, Pa and to bennington Lebanon Clinton
Milford, Bethlehem, Bloomsbury New ampton, Wash
ingtoD and Brvidere NJ ]. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Delaware, Water Gap Sroudsburg, Baritone
Vile Stsnhope, Dsleyie Bucklown and Lscka lroa
Works SC. Pa
NJ b. All baggage at The risk OF the owners until DO.
hvered into the actual possession Of the Agents Of IL
Company aud checks OF 70 ceipis given therefor. Is
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DUBIIe YOTIcE-sUPRkME coURr,-ln the matter OF the
Application Mayor Aldermen .nd comno1av Of the Cy
o IN ss ssvs1esat Ward q aid CITY
Public Notice bsr-sy ven BY u. Mayo, ana ca.
as provided that the said The Mayor Aldermen aa Comnon
G Sf,S, c % ss 1.-o e@ o. de sad Court to
be held City Hail. the City New York. or sasday me fon
Ss OF MAY 1880 at the opening the Court that day soon
srser be heard or The appointment Of coms
Of Estimate and Assessment n The above rS
laying ola public place Known
By Gu street 10 Seventeenth Ward the City Of New Yo
TIE same LAID map plan oihe said CITY b Vrnre
ing O. OCT s Street: and Road. Of and %. o...
A. Ne. App Ps d q. ' CIV Il New y o s oa
thereon pubic place. Known passed March
l' l ,s3as HENRY f;a i' Corporation
NIOTICE.-sealed bids will be- received by the sub.
lNscriber at the Office OF the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trus, Company IS Wsst IN the city Of Ne%;foh uni
scribed Bonds issued TO the Ohs Central Railroad Com
psny, in payment Of subscription to the stock Of SAID CON-
100 Bonds Of the County OF Muskingum, Ohio, for $1,000
each, payable Jan. /, 1855 $500
70 Bona. Of The County OF Muslingum Ohio for slOOs
each payable Jan. /, 1860 -.
20 Bonds Of the County Of Muskingum, Ohio for 500
20 Bonds Of the city Of Zsnesve COO EACH payable
10 Bonds Of the city OF Zsnesve for goo EACH payable
so Bonds Of the County OF Licking, Ohio, for 1000 each
paysble Jan !, 1861.
per annum from the lat day Of April 1880 payable semi
annually the let days OF January and July at the once
Of the Trust Company in the city OF New York. twhere the
principal also psysbel and have coupons attached thereon
Tor the sample can be seen at the Office OF the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company, where parties
are invited call for further information Ia relation thereto
Proposals be addressed TO the undersigned marked
"Proposals for Muskingum, Licking and LsnesvIle
Bonds" SOLOMON STUROE5.
New.York May Is, 1850. myl6 Sc
DUBLIc NoTIcE-sUPREAE coURT.-In the matter Of tho
application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the City
ofSewYork relative the opening Of fay-nre from One Hun
dred Thirty second 70 the Harlem River tie Twelfth
Ward Of sad Public notice HEREBY gwen by the Mayor Alder
Commonaiy ofte City OF New % statute
in made ard provided that the sad the Mayor Aldermen
and Commony the CITY OF New York intend 20 make Application
Supreme State Of New York sp Term %
Court BE- Le the City Hall the City o New York,
Monday the "a day June 1897 at tie opening Of the Conn that
day thereafter counsel BE- heard Tor Tie aPpom
Of Of Estimate arr Asessn@nt the above
titled that the and extent Of the The
OPENING Ffh from Hundred and Thirty onf 'ret
20 the Harlem RIVER the Twelfth Ward Of the City OF New fo
lad out upon the map plan Of the said city, b. virtue Of an 81
entitled act Teye 10 Improvements, touching The living on Of
and roads the City Of New York and for other purpose
passed Ap 81 Dated New York, Nav tst. 1890.
uVft HENRY l. DAVIES. Counsel % the Corporation
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waves some Of them being torn from their moo-inSs
Il scrnss the river

and carried across the river
"" nj ySvJ;y SAYS. The heaviest loss was sus
,.;,os nv tho steamer Iowa, from 81. Louis which
met tho blow when about three miles below the
ned Church Both her chimneys were carried Oh
., Nc fret joint above the hurricane deck and
,I,ovn overheard a number Of cattle on board
were drowned and a portion OF her deck load
we mucb fesr that considerable damage has
baen done ON The coast, ard we await Intelligence
fror, TINT quarter with great anxiety.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND sILvER-wARE.
SQUIRE & BROTHER,
81 FULTON-ST. AND 1872 BOWERY.

q WE CAN MAKE IT TIKI INTEREsK
~ Of hose who Wish the above goods 10Y our az
rangements Europe and the manufactures ners,
as6f OF getting goods from first hands 70 MAKE ooH
nors6sses al either store-97 Futonst or lSZ bowey
Gold watches by Cooper Tobias, Beesiy snd o'ns"
Gold patent lever watches, full jeweied'
Gold patent lever watches for ladies'
Gold and silver watches fall kinds;
Gold lockets Ike watches, open Dom noos
Silver tea seis forks spoons, ladies' &c. - are a.-
% -, - ne rsputston Of selling al our silver
equal % dollars thai our warranted ,sspsssa.d on
Qua RULEs-An goods wsns a1.0 ssurss: one price,
each article me preo no' - 40 In
and cash only. ----------
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Ter UNITED STATES MAIL I.1ss


Ex<s4fzsxs.r IWLEN BOSTON AND NEW.YoRks
via etorington aud ProVidenca--iu and
route without ferry change OF Baggage Tbs
steamers C. VANDERBILT, Captain joel stone ard
COMMODORE, Capt William III. Kra1ee. In cornecaos
with the S,onngon snd Providence and Boston and Prov
dence Railroads, leaving hew-York daily, (SGsdsys
cepied) from Pier North River f-si wharf shove Ess
terry PlSce, oil O'Clock. p. d. and Stoningon al
eock, p NJ. upon the arrival Of the NAH train from
Boston These steamers were huiexpress for the routa
sengers commodious and comiorabeshe ohicess O.
pable and experienced The routs being the shorest snA
enabled to arrive ample tne for the morning nuss q
sesmbeats and rsinoeds running 70 various points husn
Inesdsy Thursday and Saturday Leave soungtoo Mon
asaN wednsedsy and Friday The COMMOOORE WIN
stonington Tuesday, Thursday add Saturday MIR.
coed Immediately In the splendid railroad carr ~ frv<
denee and soston Baggage master accompanies 60
usn 70 and from Boston For passaga bertha
wharf and al the once, 10 baitery-pacsL
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GoMPTROLIER s OFFICE State OF New York-rhe BANK
OOF FSHkILL Ishkl Village. Duichess County, has Jus day
fled in this Office notice Of the sPpo5tmeat Of The North h.f
Of York, agent for the redemption OF 10
circulating agreeable the act entitled An act relating to the
redemptoa Of bank notes passed May lsoA6any May H.
1850 ffuyl6 Warrington HUM, CompuOhef
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- HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. ga q, q
plot OF ground most elgibly situated. the Seventh
- and Eigtt avenues, commanding OF tho finest
views this leland. For sale low, exchange for Hud
son River or Erie Railroad stock at par For particulars
apply TO KELLER & JENKINS
nv 1--we Nassau-st
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FT. r1rfss-szzszJ NEW-YORK AND NEW.HA
go sSSsTss;iyssvEN RAILRoAD.-on and sis

~ SsssvEN RAILRoA6"on and shsr
trains will leave the CsnsLst Station near Broadway
Passengers also received at the NewYork and Harlem
l. Accommodation Train at II AM for New.Roche!le,
MamaIOneck, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich, Stamford,
Daren, NOrwak, Westport Southport Fairfield, Bridge
port SIstfOrd Milford and New Haven Passenger from
the Wsy-Sisons for Albany and the Stations the Hous-
sionc and Eaugauck Railroads. will lake this Train and
stop at Bridgeport Passengers from for Bos.
tom Providence Worcessr Hartford Springfield and Con-
necicut River Railroads. will take this Train and Join Ex
press Train at NewfIayen.
port Albany, and Housaionic end Nsugatuck Railroads.
New. Haven Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut River
Accommod alton Train at 9 A NJ for Nsw-Hsven, ana
Intermediate Stations Hampton, Cheshire, Soulhiogtsn.
Psinyile, Pennington, Ayon Tariaylle, and Consvls.
4 Express Train a245 Pm. for Stamford, NerwaIk.
Bridgeport, and Housatooic and Nsagatuck Railroads.
HewBsven and Stations the Canal Railroad. Hartford.
Springfield Worcester and Boston.
s. Accommodation Train at Pm for New-Hsven and
all the Intermediate Stations.
Commutation Train at $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
ih'e'pn'o'N' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
/. Communication Train at 5.45 AN. from Bridgeport,
stopping at all the Intermediate Stations.
q Accommodation Train at6b AN from Newdaveus
nom Nsngstuck Railroad ct Bridgeport
5. Accommodation Train al $50 AM from New.Hsyes.
sengers from the Hartford and New-Hsven, Canal Rarosd,
and Naug atuck Railroad.
E.prss Tram ,d So.o o rm rom n ~. :nson me
Al Bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passengers from the
Housstonc Railroad At Bridgeport
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston,b from
New: Haven, stopping a. all the lntermsdiats Stations
g. Express Train Al s1o M Tor in connection With En.
and Stamford, arriving il New-York Al lfs6 PM Even
Ing Train from Pittsheld connects With his Train q
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
seats in the Cars Iasorl LIB. MASON, sapt
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LAW COU Il rs.

corsr C,tESD,R-This Day.-C es5 eco . 0 S,o
- -. 6S4. es4i. CO.., 2l9 elS' ''o' oo'' 0'''
NJ = az s6a. 1S6, $50. 95 go
- c....ou Pl,as-Part Nos IS, Jos, ~ - 90
70 lal, 6Gs, l35, 1871 1872 l'1' 40, "a 10 80
Else. 800 POS, So2 and even to $50
~ Transferred a. 20, a. 49, 10
~ - Is, AZ, SO, 81, s., $50, So l3l' o. ~
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REMOVAL. . - -,
N IIMBURGER would moG resPvcr
* y.rs.h,,,n he public and bis friends parrci sf'
"a ", hat he removed nom q waist , 20 ao .,
U6k bs,,r silver ard Plated Ware and Fancy
EssLes, sssv selected as regards quality and style al
Ssy moderate prizes and Caters himself % ps aog
b. "a~Ae NV myl4lm*
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SUPREME COURT NEw.YORK-John Hancock, against Har
Sson Palmer and Ann his wife, William H. Hbbad and Phess
WIFE Harrison Palmer j., Richard Palmer, Hannah Bruh
Richard Bruf Charles Buh PLee p Bros AMI James Bruh
for relief Con not ser TO ANN PALMKR-fOn
hereby summoned and required the complaint & acon
which Gled tue Office Of tie Clerk Of the CITY and COua OF
York, City Hal the City Of New YORK. the 18th day
Of April 1850 and to scopy Of answer 20 the sad com
paHt the subscriber h Office No. 81 Wastree IN the CITY OF
New Yor within twenty days after the tbs summons
exclusive OF the day Of such AMI l 10 the
complaint the aforesaid, The plaintiff tins action
slapp the Court for the relief demanded the compLant-Da
ted New York, April 18th, 1850. r. r. BOVINE,
qawGw Plaintiffs Attorney.
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I,EGAL NOTICES.
sr,,.oy Nsv- YoEE. Cozrrlotfat Ofu'
L----

Albany, MAY l. l-'t
II PURSUANCE OF AN ACT entitled :, An A. " {as,. !,
at a Of h, funds b@i b the Copif'.e' y,
N 80, nj ,pL. and bankers, PACED Apl ~
rf.e : Hereby gwen tie boilers Of u 1870 80. :,
s J., ~ ilovsis ats, that NE eir,1f@ -
80 b,tfs onf.t.nff. be p,-s-ut~d Al tn - ~,
v,aa =. months from hs date ana t'at anl ~ -
I'M moi h. roessatsd within tie tne tus sPn-n -
,, be- clsrs. or clam upon he funds oi sA OA,'
ia fie isrit 81 tie Comrtrfii-r o,
Of !, a noe. iie amount heic -rfi'i on
a.. .,e ~ paslrl D. ST.. JoHs, Chei Re 'i-f Z" we
Free EalAic- bfpafl "a II
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VEJHEREAS the Eleventh street Baptist Church
w the City Of New York by certain nsenure OF nofage
power Of sale therein contained bearing date the 2l DAY Of
l4 securing the payment OF the Of seven hundred
and dollars the 2s day Of December ls49 with legal interest
thereon the Of cent annu payable sem annu
did grant sell and confirm unto Patrick McBar
the City Of York. al those certain ots or par
ce OF ground sua,e lying and being the Seventeenth Ward Oft
bounded together follows 10 witt beginning at
westerly side Of Twelfth street. north westerly ds
the hundred and nEe feet and
westerly line parallel with de sad avenus enc hun
dred and inches thence north westerly ne arra
parallel with the said hundred ard feet inches
and thence south eery along sad street seventy
FIVE feet the place obegnng according % the measurement used
the Commissioner for laying streets and roads IN The CITY OF
KewYork the ofe Legislature, passed Apul3 1907 TO-
geher with all and singular the stce buigs rights, members
and thereunto belong n atve ap
pertaining. And also all tie estate, right interest," I'VE, term OF ears
set and unexpred property, possession n and demand
whatsoever well IN law equity, OF the sud Trustees, o IN and
the said deed premises and PAT and parcel hereof with
the which mortgage and power OF sale therein con
tanned duly recorded the Office Of tie Reg er OF The CITY and
County Of New York ber 900 Of mortgages 47 on he lfi
OF July whereas default has been made the
Of the money secured be paid by the said ndeuinre
mortgage and there due thereon ~ tbs day beng the time OF e
publication the ehthundred aud forty
dollars eighteen Notice - therefore, hereby gwen,
that by power Of sale fhe sad n,eipe oi morglg
Of The Statute such made and provided the
uorteaged premises VIII be sold AZ public a1c 10 the highest
bidder the Merchants Exchange The CITY Of New York on TIE
I'm day JUDY 1890 at l. O'Clock al nool Of ,i day. Dated New
York, 30, April, 1850. JANE McBARRoW,
Administrative, &c ofPatnck McBarrow, Jr decreased
WHuE DorLE Attorneys, No II Nassau street. " Y al aFi2v
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PAPER HANGINGs AND BANDBOXEs.
NJ RROVVy 81 CANAL,-ST.

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF Paper H,ng.
ngs snd Bkndboxes offers for sale splendid assor-
ment OF French and American Paper Hsngngs Ffeboard
Prnts and Baudboxes wholesale and retail. Also Crate
Aprops beautiful eruce. Competent wOFkmen 10 paper
rooms 10 the best manner, at short notice. ais 2mh