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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

ITwosT 90 ANYTHING ELSE, But " WILL DO
Il e. enc no mistake What a. mesnl Why, that W
ufing Tvsl,eu,ss Plan. you nay Goa large family .ash In
Less han Of sir cents Rosa this am
dsvit. CITY sud County q New York ss-sarah Mcntyre
~ Twenty seventh street In said city tent duly sls
that she as tried 1weverees paa n wasting aud that, al
though Der fmy consists OF eleven pesons soc can 90 All
the vsshins without heg aud without rsbhin, " one hour
and the ct IL about tx cen further that DOES
irjure the Linen. tsixfod) Sarah McnJre Printed in
structi,ft how rrice 81 snt b mall CAL or tent % a.
LVE1HEES, room 49, No. ~ Nsseau street, " v
UIspooI oRREL COAL-AFLosT. AND WILL
IL be issdar in fsw days from sbr ~ Patrk l ,ons
Baspro best Orrel Coal Owsrso IN Ire bold. shd
Iected srressy fsny For sale in lots
y. L.G W. WORTH. 81 and "a broadway, and eorasr
1Lem paon and Fourth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

NAV oooBs TOR sPEIkG AND sUnsEa-JAaEs
~ Bsotk Co invite Che serss q buyers 20 9ne 81 ths
aess best assorted ftocf q New G0of In the United
sses o. Tsrcy srie Dry Goods, which they offer on
the beet terms, w the piece ~ Tackase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

vJNBE ANNUAL BALL or TUE BANTER BLUES. AT
j Nbios Saloon. Thurtdsy Evening January "a. Com
mttee Capt ID. Moore, Lieut. s. Ayrss Lieut. N. Miller
Lieut.. b. IA. Purdy Sergt Y. Waterbury SeIgt. X. N.
Ferris, sergt W. Honeywell j. Bingham, j. Boomer z.
Gur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-20

II, III
soMrrmre NEw-CAvsIr-F in the Patent OHss
tle 2sh day Of November 1872 and otherwe complied
With the Requirements Of fad act pr.vdd by Congress-
This powder that paper will make twelve quarts Of
hat family Soft Soap.
DIRrcrIoNs ron Usr-Tate sir quarts Of water and
mix tho powder with IT, and then let IL boil two
then add tis quarts Of cola water stir them intimately to-
eshsr and IL where 10 will not freeze aud whom
cold will 10 thick and pice white SOAP and win WISH
WE'LL and will the hands rot tho clothes like
ether soft soap. Can DO ucd with hard water, such az
Brooklyn, Jerfey City, and Wisnfbugh Retail price,
IN cent" ~ "a IN e. ,b,n,,sn .,r.st
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
Southern UItinatum,.

The Southern members OF Congress-or por-
ton of lhem--met in secret caucus one night last
week and adopted the following resolutions:
l. ResolUed, That no citizen shall be deprived
Of his life, liberty, or property, except by the udg
ment OF his peers, and the laws OF the land aud
that the common law, IL existed in the Ameri-
can Colonies on the 4th July, 1915, and the Con-
stitution and laws Of the United States applicapa-
ble to our territories, shall be the fundamental law
OF said territory
2. Resolved That in the event that the nOn-slaye-
holding States object thus 30 put the lie, liberty
and property Of American citizens under American
laws we will insist upon division OF the country
on the line Of 36 deg. 80 min. with distinct re-
cogniilon and protection of property in slaves.
g. ResoLped. That we will not vote for the ad-
mission Of California unless the southern bounda-
ry be restricted TO the parallel of SO deg 80 min.
north latitude.
4. Resolved, That we will not agree to any boun-
dary between Texas and New Mexico which pro-
poses to cede to New Mexico any portion of the
territory south of the parallel of 36 deg. 80 min.
north latitude. and west Of the Rio Grande, prior
TO the adjustment Of the territorial questions.
s. ResolUed, That the representatives Of the
slayeholding States will resist, by all usua. legis-
lalve and constitutional means, the admission oi
the State of California and the adjustment of the
Texas boundary, until settlement of the terrific
nal questions. ~
8. Be IL further rss0lvsd. That the powers and
duties Of the Committee of fifteen be continued
until the furthes action Of the committee and that
the chairmen Of that committee, by the concur
renee Of any three members thereof may at any
lime cali meeting Of the representatives Of the
siareholding States.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
The Excitement i'm Texas

The people Of Texas are much excited about
the Santa Fe affair, and seem determined to take
armed possession at once. Gov. Bell has issued
commissions for the raising of troops to persons
in almost every county. The following from a
letter of Col. Thomas M. Likens to Gov. Hender-
son is specimen:
SHALL by virtue of commission which hold
from Gov Bell, enroll and organize company Of
one hundred men for the Santa Fe expedition on
the 9th inst Should ten or twelve clever fell
lows, we'll mounted on mules. from your country,
meet me that day, they shall not be dsappoIt-
ed in getting si,uaiions-please let me know
The force was to march for Santa Fe on the lst
of September, and in several ofthe counties com
panes had already been filled up, preparatory to
receiving their equipments.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all legaIees and
other persons interested in the estate OF The re-
specliye decendents and minors, that the ad'
mnislration accounts of the following estates
have been fled 10 the office Of the Register Of
Monroe county, and viii be presented for con :
frmalion and allowance 10 the Orphans Court,
to be held al S,roudsburg, in and for the a:ore-
said county, on Monday, the 23d Of day Sep
,ember next, at 10 o'clock. A. Il.
The final account of John E. Zlegenius, ad'
minisiralor and Sarah Ohlewine, sdminisIairix
of The estate OF George Ohlewine. late oi Cnss-
nushill low nship, Monroe county. deceased
The final account Of James b. Morgan. ad-
minisiIaior Of the estate Of James Morgan isle
of Stroud township. Monroe county, deceased
The final accoun, Of Bernard Fly'e, admin.
is,Ialor OF The estate Of Bernard Fran's. late Of
Ross township, Moaroe county, deceased.
SAMUEL REES. Jr Register
Registers Office. Ssfoadbure.
August %, 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
zine Locofoco Connty meetlng.

On Monday afternoon last The annual meeting
Of the Democracy was held in the courthouse
The meeting was organized by the appointment
of Peter Steckel, Esq. as President-a half dozen
or more Vice Presidents, and two Secretaries,
when business began. committee of two from
each township and ward was appointed to draft
resolutions, and while they were out, the Hon
James VI Porter was called upon for a speech
He arose with his usual dignity, and delivered
himself of flaming TRADE against the Wings
dwelt with peculiar force upon his favorite topic
of the cohesive power of public plumber, and en-
ded with panegyric upon the democratic candi
dates, and feeling exhortation to the Democracy
to aay their little differences and march with un-
broken front TO the redemption of the Old Key
stone from the dominion Of the Wings.
The committee soon after reported series OF
resolutions illed with the usual bombast about ty-
ranny, despotsm, universal liberty, and progres-
sive Democracy One of the resolutions, con
demning the purposed Amendment to the Consti-
tuition, led to passage of arms between the two
ch ampons OF the party, A. H. Rrssder Esq and
the Hon. Richard Brodhead. The latter gentle
man expressed himself against the resolution, and
said he was decidedly of opinion that the people
are fully competent to elect their own Judges
He did not care much however, whether the res
olutons were adopted by the meeting or not. He
knew whatever might be the action of the people
of this county, the Amendment to the Constitution
would be adopted by the people the State. The
resolution was adopted, and the Amendment con-
demned. The meeting then adjourned, having oc-
cupied the greater part Of the afternoon. All
would have been harmony, had there been no dis
cord-and all would have been we'll pleased had
no. some been defeated in their purposes. Don.
give i. up so, gentemsH,- Eas.o1 Whig
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
Foreign News.

The Steamer Niagara arrived al Halifax on
Wednesday with three days later intelligence
from Liverpool, viz. 10 the Sd inst.
Jenny Lind Is come over IN the American
steamer Atlantic, which will start on the 2lst
inst. Every berth in The steamer was already
taken up.
In England the exciting topic was whether
Baron Ro,hschiId should take his sea, in The
House of Commons, without taking an oath in
violation OF the Jewish faith. Il Vas not deei.
ded
The British Admiralty have given notice Of
the arrival on Thursday of intelligence from
Capt. Austin and the English and American
sauadrons sent in search OF Sir John Franklin,
while Captain Austin, on board the Eugena,
transport, lef, Whale Fish Island on The 23d Of
June, all well-perfecr in every equlpment;the
steamers with SIX weeks coal on board The
day afiel Captain Austin sailed, The American
expedhion consisting OF TWO schooners, arrived
at Whale Fish Island, and sailed 10 the north
v ard on The 29h, all well. The season for
exploration Is considered fairly opened, but no
intelligence has been obtained OF the missing
vessel.
The celebrated Liebig is about 10 visit the
United Safes for the purpose Of lecluring on
chemistry.
The weather coniinnes favorable for the
growing crops. The aecoun,s from Ireland
relative to the potaloe bllgh' are extremely con-
hicllng but The general tone OF the Irish papers
is favorable.
FRANcI-The Minister Of the Marine has
bestowed gold medal upon Capt Dennison.
of The schooner w. Rayanson, for having
saved seamen, v ho separated from The Ffeuch
whaler Gen Jest
PARIS, Wednesday-The Danish Ambassa-
dor has had several lengthy interviews with
the President of the Republic. 1t is said that
the French Government are, in conjunction
with England and Prussia, pressing negotia-
,lons in order TO terminate the differences be-
tween Denmark and the Duchies, By treaty in
the Assembly.
Denmark and the Duchies--lt appears from
he latest iulelllgence from The seat of war that
the retrea, of the Schleswlg HolsIein army at
! The battle OF Ides'ead, was more owing 10
wanl of ammunition han as the result Of hard
| fought field, and no doubt exists but that the
retreat was perfectly orderly, and that 'he army
will be speedily ready for action as al tTst
/ GBRMANY-The news Of the batIle IN the
Duchles has exered fury throughout NorIh-
ern Germany, aud 10 Hanover meeting was
held, al which four thousand persons were
present, TO petition The King that The Hano'e-
nan armp might be sent 10 The aid OF Sehles'
wig Holsrein.
Several other popular meetings have also
been held at different places so The same effect
LIVERPOOL, August 3, 1850 0-COuon-The
market has been acuYe aud buoyan' throughout
the week aud prices have advanced | q oil
penny per pound over quotations by the Pacihc'
fair Orleans being now quoied al l-2.
/ ufs--FIuur and Wheat are quiet,
without any change iu value. Corn has tuT-
lher declined 81. per quarter.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
New COumIerfeits.

Thompson's Bank Note Reporter, which no
one ho handle, money should be without.
gives the following lis, Of new CounlerfeIls !:
Sos and zoos on The Deleware City Bank,
DeIewsre /; los. on he Farm. d Mech bauS'
Md; 5s, on the Bank OF Germantown, Pa; lo',
on the Commercial Bank, BIis'o, K. l.; IS, on
the Paw,uckei Bank, Mass; 20s on The Doyles-
town Bsuk, Pa; 81, on the Putnam Valley
Bank, N. Y There are also new Counierien
5s. on The York Bank, Pa.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
Mr. Clay and GEN. Taylor.

In the course OF his last great speech 10 The
Senate Mr.. CLAY took occasion TO pay the fol.
lowing tribute to the memory of Gen. TAYLOR,
and 10 his Administration, which will be read
with deep interest,":
ALLOW me TO take this occasion, the only suit.
able one in my opinion. 10 express my deep re-
gret and my profound sympathy with the fam
ly of the deceased had known bin. per-
haps, longer than any other man in Washing
ton knew his father before him--a mos, es-
,imable and distinguished citizen Of Kentucky.
knew the late President Of the United States
from the time he entered lhe army until his
DEATH although not seeing him often, 10 conse-
quence of our operations in different spheres
Of public duty IN our country. He was an hon.
est man He was brave man. He had COW
cred bis own head with laures, aud had added
fame and renown to bis country Without ex-
pressing any opinion upon what might have
been The jus. appreciation OF his administration
of The domestic and civil affairs Of The country,
if Pro, idence had permilled him 10 serve out
his term, take pleasure in the opportunity OF
saying in reference 10 the foreign affairs Of the
country, thai in all the instances in which any
knowledge has been Obtained by me of the
mode in which they had been conducted by
the late administration, they have met with my
hearty and cordial concurrence. During the
residue of The remarks which shall address
to You, if | shall have occasion TO say anything
upon the plan proposed by the late President,
i. will be with The most perfec. respect for his
memory; without single feeling Of unklndness
abiding in my breast. Peace be TO his ashes
and may he be at this moment enjoying hose
blessings in another and better world, which
we are all desirous sooner or later, TO attain.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
Things to be remembered.

Remember, says The Chambersburg Wing,
that he last Legislature cost The Stale nearly
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
more than any session Of the Legislature should
or ordinarily do. - la
Remember that this Legislature ro'ed TO its
members EXTRA PAY, over and above what
the law authorized them, for their criminal
waste Of time.
Remember ha, this Legislature RAISED
THE SALARIES of all The heads Of Depart
mems, e1cepsthe Governor. 49, $50
Remember that this Legislature peIpetraied
this piece of dishonest and exrasagant PAR.
TALLY because allah heads Of Depart
menis WERE LOCO-FOCOS AND THE
GOVERNOR WHIG.
Remember lha, This Legislature RAISED
THE PAY Of The Locofoco Canal Commls-
sioner from THREE TO FOUR DOLLARS
PER DAY, when il is well known that these
officers are nol engaged in he business OF their
Office more than one fourth Of their time, or three
hours per day. ~ 80.
Above all things, remember thai This Legis.
aiu,e was LOCOFOCO BODY, and that
When the Wings are in pow er such EhTRAV-
AGANCE and DISHONESTY are never
heard Of Remember, also, lhatiwo Of the Hom-
nees on The Locofoco State Ticket, Messrs.
Morrison and Brawiey, were members of this
corrupt extra-pay Legislature, and supported
the above measures. Let Them be remembered
on The second Tuesday Of October !
The Relief Cammi,iee have received con-
,ributions TO The amouni OF $32.076.97 in aid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

New JERSEY PEAcHEs-It has been SAID that
the peach crop of n. J. greatly injured by the
storm of the 18th July, but we are glad to learn
that such is not the fact. A fair average crop
may be expected, and of better quality than if
the wind had not reduced the number on the trees
As an evidence of the abundance of the fruit, the
Ne,oGrk Advertiser says that gentleman in Bur-
lington county, on Tuesday, bought eight hundred
baskets on the trees al ten cents basket of three
pecks each.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

We are rejoiced that Cabinet has been formed
for once that does not contain a Virginidn. A
state which ever since the times of 96 has been as
crooked as a rams horn. and about reliable as
sunshine in Apdl-which never votes right when
she is wanted, and has done more to bederil the
politics OF the country than any other State-has
vet always had more Of the honors and enolu
menis of The government than any other hall dozen
States combined. We are glad Mr. Fillmore has
decided TO gire her breathing spell.
P.S.-We will wager hal that some one ofthe
Cabinet was born 10 Virginia, after all.--Rahseay
Advocate.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
school Exhibitions.

The Pupils of the S,roudsbuLg Se@'naries
Intend holding an exhibition on Thursday ese-
ming, AOgns, 2slb, and on F'Iday afternoon aud
evening, Angus, So,h. The performances will
consist of Dialogues, and Single Pieces, Mu-
sic by the S,roudsburg Brass Band To pay
expenses 10 ID cents sdmiuance TO each en-
lerlalnmen,. Programmes containing parlicu-
lars, Tickets, &c. 10 be Obtained Of any of the
Scholars
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

~ Mr. CLAY visited the Rhode Island Legis-
lature now ia session al Newport, on Friday week.
The Houses were in grand committee as ne enter
ed the Hail. and as soon as he was discovered at
the door the Governor and all the members spon-
ianeously arose and received him in the most re-
speciful manner. A recess was taken for an hour,
and ihe members were introduced him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

uJ A BsntOnife Procession was got up
81. Louis some days ago, IN which was car
red transparency representing Mr.. Clay
PROSTATE with Mr.. Benlon's foot on his neck.
Il created considerable excitement, which ter
minated IN some fgh'ing, and the utter demo-
iiun Of the transparency.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

BERKs CouNTY-There is fierce war waging
among the " democracy" Of Old Berks, in refer
ence to candidate for Congress, and the Berks
County Press, has upwards OF three columns of a
very peppery attack upon ]. CLANCY Jones, Esq I,
who seems 10 be the prominent candidate.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

0J The Reports Of the impaired fortune
General Taylor are conlradlcied His sgen's
in New Orleans, employed 10 his business
transactions for twenty or thirty years, state
that he was worth IN hank stock and oiher
properly 100000, that he never gave note
in his life, and died without owing dollar.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
Plenty Of Law.

The laws Of he last session of the Pennsyi-
vania legi.la, ure, which will soon be published,
occupy volume Of twelve hundred pages
three hundred and twenty pages more than
those of any former year. When will Penn
sylvania get enough Of Legislation
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22
Adfournmcnt of COngress.

The adjournment of Congress begins to be talked
of as an event that may possibly take place about
the Isl Of October next
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

UT The Novelty Iron works, Of New York, en-
poy more than one thousand men, whose weekly
wages amount TO about 50 600.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

The quantity of iron melted in month is not
far from three hundred tons. The yearly business
transaction amount TO about million OF dollars
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

HP The Carbon County Gazette, of the 18th
inst, saws that twenty five thirty Bricklayers
can ge, employment for few months, at good
wages, al Mauch Chunk.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

II Gen Tom Thumb weighs two pounds less
than he did year ago
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

o. The Inquirer says Philadelphia is increas-
ng more rapidly perhaphs in all the true elements
OF prosperity than any other great city OF The IN
ion
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

o. The census for the Borough of Sirouds-
burg has just been taken, from which il appears
that the population is SlI
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

iributions 10 the amousi OF $50 81 in aid
OF he eufere,s by the late fire in Philadelphia
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-22

D The cholera has disappeared from Frank
FORT, Ky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-16

~ AMERICAN VT sc Al ~ Nd Soo II =
= TIE trst Anniversary bAl q he shove sec-e's
a Ch.nese Assembly Rooms. Tickr.s etniur9 on
- snsa1 Ard -ro a1~s - - escl, car - CO.. nra
i = S.rrefarv. ofce ~ Broadway. a. a. re p1c-A
Muse ant Bookstores "a he city, All ar o re E-DeFt
al M. Soci@tv Flcor Msrsr-r. NJ F-r-TrcE l't Sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-16

70 .ss and iS heal a; 7ka rnOshy ss7. ssos.1
-. So sss are CAT. small ne Steady SALE.
so.ek Ysn p fo mos Lhsish Bars hh a. -
i.y2,pT,e. soo cesi Of srrln.s. to ssy ia ron. lsa
- sgrrh..s 49, q 100 prs Gaesa mad 5
-. 20 refei Tor sanh be ceSrag 81 70 nd
49,. s,m 80 sso.' oo s,. De- noted .o q, ss1 ~
-. lsr s>ilef ihsa itesssa hed YER, frray
FIo6wOoDA fa- q ~ tns e. Dounso mas % 81 ..-r'
TficE-I. sette. and pfg- roe Js-'s dsY
..v ~sfe 900 O. ta3 >. neary sweer.o- ~ mls-
sfcsi 8.ssrI:of r. range - .-r 20 II ,r ir
BfEEN AAf-ere go 5en- 3 81 cas .-t -t s-fY
TIarHTRs- 100 to ~ Z Il az o' far ar "a
LlxE--R.s,sr- sl-.s - &c at Lear q % sale,
OIiS-ilsscl f0ntna+s - - Or kegh tHs Ani~f@sz p
elE aoesf-r sHtsat st ~ IBIS s>rts4 Wa o. - t
9iCES-Ttsrs -. zen a5ve-as Pefg-r 70 ~ ~ -
.vsg a. s1,sneeo acRr P,.-s'o 49, p .0--rsis 80 z
*. ssof pnts Aatne-s sfe -r' .rl OBJ ~ - '-
cfy - 81 T--f -sil w. as.r ..-.
~ bills H-~or'-a-r sr.is 70 90 r. e ~ 'oas
-s--sa -iu-. .-- es~ t.-f s af- IS - 20, 4, 30 IA.
- 90 h.-s Sr~ or-f -fer t,. ~ '.s r. r,.,- Il
Ats.f re tsr - rr. a.. 'rfffr Ps'f ,i +, &
FL III, - ~ h.. .- -~- --- i-r rfi'at r.'-- ID 80
is.r - ~ -.s far D. 5h Js.4sr, reeve r .f'
ffoisb 81 I~a fhr 1sdset IT, e.. 80 y '-. s'
,-aeo -. :. 10 -. 49,. $50 FL. - sao~.as =. ~
G. elols aafHs I-a-ff. enc 'i'.- - go.
A.. sea .o- sarfs he pa er 49, A. zen pa ~ -
81 tarso tfrt, 49, -', -a' --'-' ".f -.@
SAvsL sTOKEs-Cfsse 1ur,.a-ss = 3 ~ irn 80 -
90 ~, Re- Pnvsie ;es ss'-s 49, - '
s5Sl~4 a.. d 400 o., a. p fo' .'> a, sd
VasY-Iasfs 70 god aer.re l'ry ~ G. i'' ,ni 'a-'s
30 bass ~ a. are nst.ts 30 ~ z 49, = .yf ssi M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-16
ADRIAN n MULLTR, Ase,,caes1
DFRFNPTORS sAIE Of NAIUARLr PlOl

GklN or IwenN-siNfh. Ninth. stun spring
By oulcr ci Ne Supre-s Court under he direction u
Tlpsiss " CierkC, ss9. rvieree
The owing valuable rrOper,y WI - sod he Mer.
noon. hv A ~ MULLER AuctoacT
side OF eounepc 5o fe' roa Ss<.
oasvruur: each > FRET frOa AMI ~ ~ fe sehss
dcplh.
Two ots aiouing re above with good AMI sues,an.
al barn he each = mont and rear BY - 10
rhcs depiA
Eve .o,s or the souhery side ol Twrpy-sixthsl CON
nencirg NO 4 wet from The Ftrstaveuue with he
no.iovs and well arranged paekrghouse, = good Gel
Jar well Jagged under the whole each lo' - mont AMI
D. IS q In depth
The story brics house and loo "a Ninth
80 Dee rorherN side commencing i15 n nom First
av. 81 fron and rear BY ~ decpi bnuse rs 6y - n
SrVYySsa The t~o story ana ATTIC nrst class
brick house and re 81 Stuyvessnls opposite 81 MARKS
Churct loi ~ hunt ard rear - In on he seserly
SIDE Il y m the westerly SIDE house 3 ey &Sn, with
hshs closets &c IN eonpets order built In The bes
mariner IN modern style and most conveniently srrnnged.
Op oi In the rear q ne above aud frunng on Snksi
win convenient brick ssbe with under cellar aud stalls
for horses; ot IS frout ard 81 In Oa hs
ess'ery side and q n IN on tho westerly slde.
One LOT Suyvessntst psS al dining the efek hosss
"a the west q frunt Is In the about 80 IL On
the easisrly eide, and IS n 10 IN The westerly side
SYRfNc-sr-The story brick hoase, with ~ inch
wAs all around known spring ct between Elksbeth
and Bowery. LOT IS boat ard iel In 90
tho westerly side and " IN The cesterly side, hoess
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