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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

To tho Deaf Contemplated RemovaL-Dr Lutte
MRS Ear ufufsry FOR The Exclusive Treatment ef Esr
Diseases Will he removed the Let Of Nay ~ 81 Broad
wa7 During the inierim he can he consulted from TIL
al 20 Broadway entrance through WaierDufys Furnish
ing Store. ml9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

4 ETTER CUTTER.-A Steel Letter
hLcutter wanted Apply to EDMUND HOOLE 10
Willism-sl. me- IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

"a Lectures 1T the Collegiate Institution
for Young Ladics-spinger lnsuInte mon rHk- -
Rev I,CKHAM D ABBOTT Principal The wisdom OF
God Cls auon displayed Ia Course Of SIX Lectures on
Ipsecs their Structure and Functions; illustrated VITA an
ester,iye collection Of original aud unique preparations
exhibited by an Oxy hydrogen Microscope. BY HENRY
0OADBy Nj d.. y. L. laie pssecior OF Minute Aasiomy
10 tbe Ro College OF Surgeons OF Engaod Toe course
viii commence on MONDAY the 25tn, and be continued
on " Epf EsnAY. the 10Th OF March inst and the MON
DkYskpC WEDNESDAYS In the two following weeks
M7A ri Tickets for The Course 81 80; single tickets
50 sents-ohtSined " The Institute. me- q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

NANTED-By two Gentlemen, COM
w fortAbe furnished rooms with partial board rom u
before ne let ofMsy, In private family wners lhsre Ne
no other bOarders on Brooklyn Highs or Immediate yn-
itv Address @. c. Tribune Once h'o 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

nOARDING.-To let, with Board
~ iue Of rooms. separate or ohsrvise, IN house
where few bosTders kept References ~ the highest
Specatliy ssured and given. Apply z, lis East Broad
way mf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

HOAkD w AN l LIBBY gcnue udn,
14hs uife and child ltWo and haf yeas ODD win an
uuflrnshed and bedroom or panty 10 p0us anl-
d. where there few other boardsrs add ~nsre
ey can IN 10y sorne Of The comforts Of shOme TIE gene-
ID sn viii dine town serred The beat Of references
gwen and required. note addressed T. a. 7 a. ms
800, mO 3I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
1THE GREAT EXHIBITION IN
Veoersiion for tbs Dead.
E|S pA1'ENT MEnAIITC co

n LONDON In lG5l-One Of he most remarksble obests
OF tie Exhibition 10 London Ia 1851 and 10 when The IN
glth Manufacturers vii show a great superiority
without doubt The tine Cotton Stockings Of tie manufacture
OF MORLEY. Ladies VIII thanh us to have called tbeiF
attention % Il and TO be informed that every article Of En-
gsh fne Stocking and Hosiery aLuf.rure be found
Of the most exquisite quality al LUDLAMS, l5o and 100
Oxford. e. LosDoS. established aimee l75a
I'm l3tDklStW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

ITO LET-One or two Rooms, on tne
6rs foor furnished unfarnishsd with partial boar
n required IN the vicinity Of UniOn Park very desrA2
,insfop Gr Physician or Dentist II Tor tor he
roon. viii be kept 10 order and calls attended 10 WIZ nor
b. iet 10 family For further particulars address 6OA
lse MOO square Post Ofhce 8fs Broadway NJ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
accOmmd-

II T. HMM AsLN - II ot-tIlI71 l'17-JII4II4D
Il Realtors with bTeat fast and tes or or single gsn
usmen ir strictly prvse family. with board IL n.f 0"n
sror n desired Location FOureeDih ~ 90 H1dsoa
ppose Alors residence None bat those u hrst respec
fss isy need apply. Address LEGRANGE, Tribune Or
&C. - M 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

r. Atlantic Garden, . end II broadway
Fbe subscriber late OF tho steamer Bay state h4yug leased
The Spove aid furnished II houg hOut will be happy 10
meet tis friends ard he public geueray fea lunch
daily, on ard sher Aprl lst. DAVID GARDNER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
DOARD WANTED-For a Gentleman,

40 mis- vile and one chld q years ODD with respect
able private family, IN a healthy and pleasant location
where .arEe two small ooms can be hal or Pe
FURNISHED OF furnished house would DC taken without
board Please address Davis Tribune Office, with real
name location ard terms, which must Dc moderate.
I'm iWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
WANTED--BY a respectabe.

Fk T
- pious Lady. VINO would furnish her room Location
somewhere near Broadway, but not below BOnds Rse
given and required Address NJ Office Of The Ino
me- u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

~ lectures OF Art.-The Lecture on Christian
Al by D. HUNTINGTON, (being the hith OF the Arust
COurGe lately delivered, vii 10 repeated Tueiday Even
ing March 2ttL a. The Hope Chapel 7l8 Broad@ay al
oiclCck No pOstpOnement on account oil tle weather
Tcke,s NAV be had ct the door price p cents ARTISTS
can procure tickets free Of MT Rdner next door TO ue
All Union s s. OsOOOD, IN Y. University
MOI 9tfseods Chairman OF Committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

GARDENER Wanted a Gardener
~ one who understands his business and has had expe
Renee Ia raising Vegetables for the NewYork market Aso
wanted, Farm Hand, who understands The OF tools
sufficiently 10 do the Carpenters and Wheelwrghts work
OF farm. Address HI L. a. this ONCE. mo SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

70 NNyy-EerusnIem Church, Eighih-si. between
ps.5vvsS ard FOuuh-av Services every SUNDAY
Hororg Al l0i o'clock 10y Prot BUSH, aud Evening 81
O'clock by Rev. D.. Brown. seaniree' NIP "a" l<lo =
~ Episcepal Free CsErch corner Of aarSei ana
M,n,oe - KEY Dr. SCHROEDER is eXected 10 ffesch
h tbe EVENING Service a. u o'clock Service also
kORNING ana AgTERNCON, al The usual hours rev
R6LVN HOYT, Rector. m<< II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

DOOMS TO LET.-A family occupy
EAihg fret clsss house on Rourthay, above Union
PARK would ct paor on the hrst door ard one Or TWO
IA looms furnished unfurnished, with without par
ia board 10 Two three single gentlemen The family 10
.incv private and other bOardes would he sksn Toe
house contains hot cold and shower baths Address D.
a. - nfce. References e1changet ma ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

= Liquid Hair Uye, Improved a. 10 color tie
Hair or NhisEefs tho moment, IL applied without The ea
1I1y II IL entirely free from unpleasant odOf and be
vsshed with The strongest Immediately II is applied
without waiting 10 DRY For sale or applied BATcHEL-
DEE's Wig Factory Wellft. rnyl5 ruThtsata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

HOUSE near Fulton Ferry for Sale
a Il The spacious house and lot Of snd y Sy 30 .sss
No 70 PIospects Brooklyn. TIE house
money may femsin on bond and mortgage Apply W
BARTLETT WEXFORD, Astor Rouse o. 70 . H"'
RY AUSTIN BRADY, Counsellor 81 Law, " "Sl|@
COX 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
OOMpERTS,s AWNINGS.-I would

GOMPERTS'S AWNlNGS.-l would
W call tho attention OF tbs eu9c to my Improved Avn
Inv, that IN not mdew. Below 10 certificate OF the
good qualities signed by sixty Of our respectable
merchants manufacturers and dealers who have hsd them
In use one season ALI kinds Of awnings made and iron
worh put up In the substantial manners also, sky
lights and widow awnings thai can be raised or pat down
Al a moments notice. -
BENJAMIN GOMPERTS, l0l Bowey.
We have had 10 awning made by far. GOmPerts !
Il has given perfect satisfaction, and there 10 doubt
msde by him will last long two made 10 the ordinary
manner
W N Seymour 4 Co Aus lens Speer
l. 3 Morris Co Alexander Edgar
G Church Stagg, Son K Co
John barley Henry Sheldon Co
Woodward Co Rodgers, Catlin. Lesyin Co
Htchcock & LeadbeAter A Bini" ger 4 Co
Thomas Shepherd McNanee
jacques Brother @ Putnam
q WestermAn w Ward
VS. Wood Brooks Brothers
Henry Kernot ST John, Raymond Co
Ut 5 Smith w liver Jacobs
John White II De Oraw Co
C&A Poillon Sanford Brothers
OW Woodford Co W.T. Jsnningsk Co
p II Mcguire Co Edwin Brooks
VIM SO1hack Joseph Agate u
l. smith agent Tiffany, Young Ellis
Leopold Lion Aaron Chichester
i ReruhaJd @ rHewleu
CS& Mathews Joseph staples
J l. Coddington Ih0mpsIn
Dennis Lander hoO@it HIlck
John II Anderson Co Hiram Anderson
r Hk i a I.ham J II Williams Son
Al RAIDER John Lighthan
Nicholas Cort Francis
Robert Rees X OeJonge
VIM P Miller Co w II Warner
Ball, Tompkins l. Black lsf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
a TLANTTC DOCK MILLS.-Indian

A
[AC Corn Flour and Indian Corn Farns dried and manu-.
hctured by Sanords Patent Processes may be Obtained
OF respectable 0rocers generally In this City and Brooklyn
lndan Corn FLOUR Il designed for making Bread rud'
dngs and Cakes and for mixing with Wheat Rye or suck
wheat Flour and will be found on trial very superior az
hce 1t put up In double papered packages OF os and
In boxes OF one dozen each -,
Indian Corn Fsrins." entirely new and most deli
cious article for making Puddings mush &c and viii prove
an admirable substitute for Rice, Samp and Henmony AZ
article for the composition Of Puddings this Fsna ha,
no riraL tits put up in TO- papers In beautiful style and
10 boxes of4 dozen EACH at the extremely low price Of
st cents per single package.
The above manufactures OF Indian Corn are peculiarly
dspted the of the INVALID and experience mas de-
that DYsPEPTcs can pariake OF this Kind OF
diet with impuny the exclusion of almost every other
form Of food Its daily will improve the digestion
the bowels and give tone and energy to the whole
frame. -
These articles are sold at wholesale by Mesfrs Allen
Whittesey q South.st; j. Hoyt Sons l76 Washing
ton-st and Of g. Benson SO Sogh-st or at the Mills
Consumers obtain OF the Grocers pamphlet Of 10
pages entitled Remarks Indian Corn its Preserve
don and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking together
with testimonials OF the highest responsibility ,,
Orders addressed to T. BRONSON Agent, Auanuc
Dock Mills Company Nos IL, Is, 10 and 81 Atlantic Dook
Brooklyn, NewYork vi receive prompt senuSn rna
patch. 10 ouuooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

DRESERVE YOUR AWNINGS.--
III TYLERs ANTLMILDEW AWNINGS, superior
10 Ali others now In They have been tested BY hun:
dreds Of our most respectable Citizens and acknowledged
to be as represented.
REFERENCES
a w Davson w w Calon H. willard,
B. McFeeley, r. Sands, T. reck
Robert D. Smith, Maxwell sickles, J. Ash,
Robert Foulds.
CERTIFICATES.
NEw-YoRK, August IS 1850.
J. TYLER Eso.-Sir: The awning manufactured BY you,
last Spring and warranted to mildew has been fully
Tried and s every respect what you warranted, Tree
from mildew shedding OF wster To those In want OF
desirable article fully recommend The above.
PETERSON HUMPHREY, Carpet Dealers,
49, PearLst
STA: The Awning you made for US, warranted not TO
Midew has fully sustained your guaranty Of H. and we
ahe pleasure In recommending IL a. being far superior TO
sny awning we have ever had IN use Respectfully
MOORE & CO., ll2 Chatham-st
Mr. JAMES TYLER cor Chatham and Mulberry sts
We can certify that The preparation used by Mr. James
Tyler in the manufacture Of bis Awnings to prevent Mil
dew has been fully tested In the experiment we have
made and has given entire sasfacuon the Awning made
establishment having beeo In USE and exposed 20
ali weather since last Spring we can therefore eheeray
recommend II those who may be 10 want OF the above
article CHILD WEMMELL,5l PGk row.
New-York August Is, 1850.
Also Cot and Sacking ottoms OF every description, a.
reduced prices, by JAMES TYLER, Mulberry-st,
MI I'm basement, (Old Stand cor. OF Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

~ (se owned by Daniel yaeotne In the town OF Sears
dale wes,chester County Coco orchard, barn. house
niIs nom sesIsdse station, Wescheslsr County II
sold u two weeks Il wi he rented Il win be sold
FLAhMERs Village Once, ~ Woossr-s' one docrtrom
Amity. mi ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
NOR sALE-A Country Residence and


ii Farm very pleasantly located on the west bank ~
Rockland Lake Rocklsnd Co Y cOuisning IS acres VI
f. good order due proportion OF which 10
WOOD land The Improvements consist 10 Of large
and commodous Dwelling, 50 by 80, containing 10 rooms,
excsjve of Bathing MkfoOu and Kitchen. which
IA nished with Beebes Piszzss ia bo first and
second stories fronting the Lake; inside shutters and We
ne:ian blinds he whole In fine order built but 70 years.
and quite recently thoroughly repaired and painted through
out large and substantial Barn erected Ia 1913, with
Cauiage-room Howell, COn-cnb, fOwl-houss nc conve-
nieny arranged and newly painted young Orchard OF
selected fruit somewhat extensive vineyard abundance
of pears cherries curraas goOseheres &c There IL also
on The premises comfortable Farm house, excellent aud
peveriipg wafer the dwelling, farmhouse and barn
The proximity OF this property TO the landing taOOu ~
minutes dnve the frequent and cheap communication Win
the tv per ste aers Isaac r. Smith and Arrow together
with h character OF the improvements render most de-
srAble for the pei manent Summer residence OF gentle
man. or II would suit enterprIiBg farmer with some
pia The romantic character aud picturesque bsaly OF
the perhaps unsurpassed by any within me sans
distance Of NewYork City The whole, or about so acres
Including the wood land and all the buildings, except tue
farm house will be sold low, and large proportion OF the
purchase money remain on mortgage desired or pro-
ductve CITY property would be taken ia exchange Apply
to WASHINGTON SMITH, ESQ 81 West- Nineteenth or
26l WestEg heenh-st or on the premises oil u McMAh-
TIN. l5f lmeodN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
WATCHES, yEWELRY and SILL
DATENT COMBINATION SOAP

recent invention! great saving In me coat OF soap
for washing being the greatest labor saving article yet
invented No other Soap needed In family, for any
purpose whatever The inventors have abored hard anc
long to combine in the most concentrated and convenient
perfect safety 1t takes the dirt from clothes by using
very small quantity by simply soaking boiling and nnsng
little should be rubbed before boiling II is converted
into Sof Soap by dissoying into hot water, and when
ceeding any other for ali purposes for which Soap Is used
The Patent Combination Soap being very hard ana con
taning resin-making the BEST and by ar the cheap
es bar Soap" usedt renders hard and salt water
equal 10 soft for washing purposes ans, being free rom
sumers and dealers win do well 10 make themselves
euainted with this article without delay -
For sale by Me,srs CONAN, HOPKINS CO, %
Wsbr at, and Messrs BOYD & PAUL, 10 Cortand-st,
2Of 3mruThG SAT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
nor SALE.-The elegant brown stone

n front HOUSE Hse LOT, 90 Madison sveaue, between
Twenty ninth and i,hhush s,s The hoass 10 kashed IN
The best manner and repicte ali modern improve
ments such a. gas, warn and cold baths wash laundry
hot air furnaces, spessag sses kc Il y Is feet BY
mortgage Of per cent Inquire on GEORGE NCORD,
on The premises or q - Wnhsm-ss 27f2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
UvOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF

NOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF
IL SING slNG-About % acres OF valuable LAND, sit
usted from ten fifteen minuee walk from the River and
Railroad Depot and commanding an extensive and bean
tInl view OF the river On the premises comfortable
house barn, kc IL is In the Immediate vicinity Of hrs
class Schools ind might be advGn,sgeousy divided into
alag let's Pnt OF the purchase money can remain on
hord ana mortgage NJ ak per cent For particulars In
quire Of WALTER OAHLEl,,
Merchants Exchange Bank, cor. Dey and Greenwich
c7f2uetds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

NOR SALE.-A fine Wheat and Grass
4 FARM, containing $50 acres, In Prince William Co.
Va and living within y miles Of AeS ands and % miles
OF Washing on Cy-bolh frstrate markets FOR partcu
lars, apply personally or by letter; Postpaidl TO
lS3wa WILLIAM DAY, Ia Liberty ct. N. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
EOR SALE.-Oyer 200 BUILDING

NOR SALE.-Oyer 200 BUILDING
LOTS sifnsted between the It'll and sthsvs and lAlst
ana 14Sh-sa These beautifully located, command
no uD view Of The High Bridge and the upper part OF
~ Hayleu River with lis bold and romantic shores AZ 70
beauty OF location be safely stated tnal there are no
Ssldi,s sites on this island desirable And a. the
LII ~ Ike Eighlhsv win be completed within few
mere can Be doubt that there will be Al once es
t.hshed one or line Of TO run upon me avenae
Sn on,eS ana pleasant mode OF travelling between the
above properly and the City Hall These ioSs MI %
n cedsrst where maps and other Information can Dc
Ind -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

THO LET.-The modern three-story and
Il attic BRICK HOUSES Nos $50 and l52 Waverly
Place built IN handsome STYLE with mahog doors bah
rooms, Croton water &c kc-reni 5000 Also the similar
Houses Nos ~ and Is Hammond street. At the low rent
OF $500. IaQuire Of RICHARD L. SUYDAM,
mi So l5s Waverly Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
WINDOW SHADES w. WOOD

w FORD & co 66 Caihenne-st, Invite The attennon
OF dealers Others their immense assortment OF wiz
DOW SHADES, consisting Of over 5000 psirs al OF nS.
and original desigus got up expressly for the Spring uaae
All Shades are wsrsnted and dealers al once see We
advanage they In selecting their assortment ron nc
largest stock IN the city. sh IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
lid STAND AWNING MANUFAC-

n NI4D . IANO n w NIIfU w AN q AO-
OTORY, lg7 Hester-st &C. JOHNSON tenders bis sln-
cere thanks his friends and the public 10 general for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him for the last
twelve years. C. j. has hand larger assortment
OF goods Than ever and Is prepared TO make all kods OF
plain and fancy Awnings and asoiron frames pat In the
strongest manner. Al orders thankfully received and
punctualy auended B-Ho humhuR for ~eter proof
or mdew for Don't forget the Old Stand l1 Hestsrst
2af Inn CHARLES JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

II VUN INI Orsh OAN IIIE9 ~ y
OsON FOR SALE-A FARM OF about 80 acres-about
20 of woodand-ip the village Of Hastings q miles north
of tho city; house new, Of stone substantial, modern
style Is rooms with commanding river sceneryi unes
beauty and convenience unusual degree ten minutes
,.-lk from the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad
In the best order supplied with variety OF nuit
s,.Siss snc '~ehouse the premises The whole or
Pan VIII 10 soio - ALEXANDER BRINE,
PHo'ot' x7.,. Westchester Co. or TO
HORACE av,,.DEN, ESQ,
va ,msod. '" Is Beesm:n'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

THO LET OR LEASE.-A large and
convenient House Just completed, the Patterson
Depot Of The Harlem K T. The building wa designed for
a PUBLIC house, and the location preseats a good
opening for that purpose. II would sso be desirable
place the accommodation OF Summer Boarders the si
comm Ands q tine view OF the surrounding country To
oEe who has the means 10 urnish properly and would
keep 6Tsraie house, II win be let low by sppytak 10
j. A. TABER, II Patterson, or JAMES r HAfT,
2Sf 2wH II Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
A/The large modern Mansion and eight acres OF high
Nv cultivated Ground, Known a. WELLS'S GROVE. near
the Jamaica Railroad Depot the Rockswsy Road The
house has every modern improvement and greenhouse
attached The ouhousss and spacious, consisting
Of ice house, stable &c The finest fruits
and flowers produced the place, and the whole es
nbshment 10 worthy Of the attention OF person desr-
Apply TO DE WITT BLOODG0OD,
ms 2wc Al Livingston, Wells l. Co.'S Wsl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
'NELEGRAPH WIRE.-ICHABOD

u WAsHbUhN 4 co. ksnufecturen OF al Ind on
Iron Wrk from Foreign Rshoed lron Teegraph W,r~
Bnghi, Anoealeo and Spring Wire. All kinds % Round
Fs Angular or Oval Wire best adapted 10 Machine por
poses susighiened and cut 10 any length. wor,esr,
Mas ~ Ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL

OEsTATE Public Dotce 10 hereby given thai by VIZ
ing fund Of the City Of New York. By an Ordinances OF tns
Common Council sed February q 1874 and an Act OF
missioner Of the Smiling fund will offer for sale al Public
Auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF March, iS2I a.
YORK The folowhg Real Estate Belonging the Corpora
i.t One LOT o. GROUND on the south sds of 45lh's
"a One hundred ard niDe,y-one LOTS between 5Oh and
Sd thirty Iors between SD and sith sts and 9TH
stS Forty four Lors between 54h and 55s ss and 5h
ssS -Four LOTS between SD and s4th sa and Bloom
stb bS LnTs on south side Of Hamtonsqusre,
between 65th and 66ih and 4Ih aud Lexington avs
7th Seven LOTS side 4the between 1Otn and
st Thirtysix LOTS between 18th and 77th ss and Sd
sh Thbty six LOTS between 18th and 10Th sts and Sd
ioh Ten LOTS between 10th and SOth SITS and I'd and
lin. fhhtysix LOTS between sln and SD ss and Sd
ias Thirtysx LOfs between 10Th and soh sts and 4h
18Th sixtyeght LOxs between S4h and Seth ss and 4h
Ian seyeotyOur LOTS between s2d and Esd 't' and
18th seventy four LOTS between s4h and s5th St. and
Ish' seventy-one LOTS between nth aud 18th and
Full warranty Deed, win be given to all purchasers
Lthogrsphic Maps Of the Real Estate may be obtained
the eth OF March next
SALE.
Ten cent OF the purchase money and the expenses
Of auction and sae TO he paid al the Controllers Office
esch day Immediately after the sale
Thirty per cent on day OF May next when the
Deeds VIII ready for delivery and the balance Of sixty
per let the option Of the purchsse may remain on
bond and Mortgage for Ave years nom May l, 1851, with
interest s,he rate Of six cont annu payable hall
N yearly
The amount len on bond and mortgage may be paid of
any time within the Ave years, msy be paid of
instruments OF not less than $50 each, every day whe
fnterestis due within the FIVE years.
The sale wiz be confused from day to day and any
fhe following days sale will bo sold again the
day Controllers Ohce Hal Of Recores Feb ~ 1851
JOSEPH X TAYLOR,
Iefh Controller Of the City Of NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

ITO LET-From the first of May next,
part of n House. TO snail family without children.
Location IL In good neighbours cd The family that now
occupy part Of the House viii remain Ia H. lnqa al w
Fursythst Wtot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

HOUSE FOR SALE, TO LET OR
Il ILEAsE-No. 10 Greenwich-st the Battery
house 81 feet ontby 50 feet deep lot 80 feet deep Inquire
Of I6f lmfI LlV. LIVINGSTON. s. John-st
ILLINOIS LAND-Wanted to purchase
Lands granted to soldiers In about l8s FOR services
In the of 1912 and l84-many sold and lost for
taxes. Apply to address II. hATTISON, Nalsau4t,
N Y, giving Nos. OF lots, &c. l9flmF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

ITO LET.-The three new three-story
brick front houses siusted the north side OF Nine
teerh-sI between Second and Third having all the
modern improvements The houses g feet 'front.' with
three rooms deep. Apply TO T. MAcPARLAN, $50 Tenth
81 near fhigdav. Tf Tvs