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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER, AucuOneer
THE BROWN STONE front HOUSE

THE BROWN STUNE front HOUSE
n AND LOT, so Madison-square Al Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, will sell at Auction, on
FRIDAY February the 2s al II O'clock The Merchants
Exchange, the following valuable property, viz
MADIsON-Av-The valuable Brewn Stone ront House
and Lot OF Ground, known as 80 MadlsOn-av between
TWeny-nnth and Thirtieh SIZE OF lot % feet 'front.'
by the bloch in depth House. . by 81 feet In depih
deep finished in the best throughout and
replee with every convenience, such gas, hot air,
furnace bath ROOM closets, &c and built by the
present for his residence. large portion OF
The purchase money remain Bond and Mortgage
per For further particulars, apply TO the AUG
TIONEER 7 Broad-sL (S66) llfu
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FOR SALE g. TO LET.

EOR SALE.-A desirable residence on
n cr,,oo A cOTTAGE HOUSE and STABLE
ON two LOIS OF Ground The house contains three rooms
or he 6rst floor consultative bedrooms and 70 heat9d
10 e,r,ses the garden IL led With choice ehrubbery
md fru trees Address T. s. box $50 Post Once, n Y
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
J. w. BRowS. Aucuoneer.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI

i TURB. kc-THlS DAY, Wednesday FEB. ls. Al loi
O'Clock at q Broadway viii be sold a. aucuon qaaDty Of
good hand Furniture removed for the convenience
OF sale consisting Of Sofas Chairs Bureaux French Bed
stesds hair Msarssses Marble top and other Tables Car
peis &c Also very extensive stock Of Furniture,
consisting OF Dressing Bureaux, Wsrcrohes. Bookcases
Msrbe TOD Center and Sofa Tables, Extension Dining Ia
bes Card and Fancy Tables Mahogany Chairs and SOFAS
Couches French ard Cottage Bedsleads air Mattresses
Cane Sea- Chairs Silver Plated Ware Lamps, 0randoles
Glassware, Painted Chamber Furniture. lsflt|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF sALEBefos the Surrogate Of the County Of Ssw
1NfoIs Il The matter Of he Application u THOMAs NDDOCK
and OTHERS CEEDlroks o. STEPHEN KANE. cecsa,sd
the lease sale Of the real estate 81 sd ne.tstIn
pursuance of 40 order Of tie Surrogate Of the County Of SeE York
made The above entitled matter The 18th Fay OF February.
the uucergued Bailey Uncerh shoisr ap
pointed BY sad suoga. sell tb- estate Kane
deceased 1testae vii sell Tu0hc tie Merchants
char the CITY Of Ne~ York day Of April
p oocl that day, al tia, house lot Il LAID
stoaie, beng the nth Ward OF Cay Of New YORK.
begn1g a. t7e mort eastey Troy ana Gr-nw
running thence easef ~en' one cet heacs uobey forty gbt
fee eleven inches hesce westerly feet and half
nhss a. Gre thence sou:hey along
forty feet inches q the place Of seysrhs
lees 70 the lion thereon made
phen Kane DIS stHs % Shepherd Knapp
Of the Of ssoo with interest Aso all akd
o Of land situate the Ninth War Of the City EeE York begun
point the eassry lire Of Hudson srsst hy
feet nortry from tbs nohsas Of lane Hudson sst
theHcs nohey along eastery side Of
sad Asdson stre. hence easiss ahd pa. "h south.y hi
OF George schot eet thence soutbey feet eocs
westerly and paraewtb ShOs
Ouher and para with Hudson thence
parallel With Shos Aaa thu
eeslnnnesube nevertheless . the hen Of certain mortgage
made By the SAID Stephen Kane hs lifetime the Greenwich Saw
Bank & paymsnt Of the Of three thousand dol
lars with uteres Together with al and singular the ap1rensnee
1881 BAILEY UNDERHILL, 10 Waist
w YEsTuL Proctor for Creditors. Ia Broadway lsi ow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

NJ B. BUTLER, Auciioueer.
I EASEHOLD PROPERTY Ais Hud-
Ilson.st viii be sold Auction the Merchants Ex
change on THURSDAY the 9th day Of March next al II
O'clock by order of the Administrator Of the estate of Geo
Philips, deceaed, the Lease Of Lot AIS Hudson ST. and
the Buildings thereon.
She Lease is from Trinity Church, expiring May 1866.
Ground $780, with covenants for renewal or payment
for buildings The improvements consist Of two brick
buildings three stories high; The front one occupied for
and dwelling. the for dweing-bOth hre-proof
and In good order, and renting for about $500.
Sale for cashl0 per al the time OF sale and the bal
suce transfer. By order Of JAMES s THAYER, Pub
lie Administrator, and Administrator Of George Philips
deceased, Nssssu.sL l8ftm6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

NJ B. BUTLER. Auctoleer. =
DUBLICA ILLUSTRATORS SALE.
Il On WEDNESDAY. February 9Th, Al 10 O'Clock, at
II Spruce street tad oor the effects Of John Hays, Fran
cis B. Eveslags Bridget D0nahoe, Elizabeth Honey,
William Pugh and other oturnlture'
beds and beddng Mahogany bureaus do tables chairs.
crockery, and glassware tonlchess male and lens
clothing siyer-wsre gold and silver watches Jewellery
7Nessau.tireet l7fSds 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

IRON FOUNDRY FOR SALE.-The
subscriher offers 10 sell tie Fixtures and Utensils
pete for Iron Foundry purposes Ia good working order
The above establishment viii be sold cheap aud on terms
TO accommodate the purchasers For further PARTICULARS
sppiv to ALEXANDER 5 GOULD,
iof 1uis l53 Nassan-st.
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TAYLOR'S FIRST PREMIUM
NO TTMBER DEALERS.-LAW'S

n PLANER having undergone important siterationt Is
thoroughly perfected aud commanding much aIlen-
remarkable simplicity strong and east
kept thereby avoiding expensive repairs so
common TO stationary machines They do the work IN
celent STYLE finishing It by operation. The matching
is superior II is confidently believed they will yer CON.
mand preference over any other machine or mode OF
planning For all Southern lumber they are especially CON-
Inended
Planning Of oil kinds done at short not &C. corner OF Water
and jaw sis Brooklyn
LAWS STAVE MACHINE dresses and joints without
asserting saves Of ali kinds shapes ard wdln by once
passing through Rights machines for sale by
h LAW. 2l6 rearl-st.
19f 2W&F' after lsI March al Is PmKrow, \. Y.
Two PRINTERS-For Sale, one or
II more large Cylinder Presses made by K Hoe L Co,
thirty one hy fly inches-sad Presses Ia running
order and will be sold low for cash, exchanged for the
Improved Adams Press. Apply 20 f. SOMERS, ~ Mas
sau-st. ny III Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
ARREARS OF TAXES OF YEAR

CtoRPoRATIoE EoTlck-ARREARs OF TAXES OF YEAR
Os4S-Eones asrsey gwen mat The Taxes Real Esas
pad year 1872 will Sc advertised pursuant Law
fbs sale viii BE- advertised about the March sasans IL
VIII BE- nscesaIy al interested nmed
Harvey Hart Receiver Of City Hail.
order 70 the expenses Of advertising.
Fsna1es Dspartnsat, costrolsr's 0dos, Fsb Oh 1871
nav JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, controllsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIES
ed Proposals will be received al the house on Evans
E. Russell IN Darby Delaware Co Pa up TO mo loth OF e
month February for grading forming he bed, ana Jay
og he plank on the line Of the Philadelphia and DARCY
PLANK Roao length Al mes Plans and specifications car
he seer Her he Isl OF "a month, (Februay1 al the above
osmed Mace JOHN Il ANDREWS, President
w. IN - SPpput Secretary Us I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
TkLsAN WATERS,
JAMES X PINNSEY >Couns..,s.,.
ssot1H EpEIbFIELn ssI15

syTREkI DEPARTMENT 4 Hal Of k~coros aars
- hereby that the ouo~g hesoaa has oeeu sdoptsd
by the Common Council Resolved in,t The 1as n NE Buhhs
on The No RIVER 18th atd IAN Sc b. up s
direction the Street Commissioner snd Tat hs srs
the twelve hundred dollars b roz
appropriation cocks and slips trust account aud Ne
the lots sad buktsai or hs iesssss
lots AFTER III. usual sgt thereof be - them "a
Street Commssou.r sa nsg-ct refuse 20 ld-mni IN, cf
porauon expenses Incurred bnllng up $40 opneAt Hts
the Coroaton TO- ana be herslf fscsi = AKA
ans from No .ti parties eee
az ther the amount Of eTp-0sss incurred Ai'Qei H.
board Of Assistant -usn. Dec l-0 Atoft-t he k1s
Of Aldermen Jan IL Approved h' ihe hs jan a. ~
JoHN non"h. stre-' ,oafnaesss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

PLUMBERS EARTHENWARE
MILLER, COATES q YOULE, 279
lVE Pearl e. have on hand ard constantly receiving
large and varied assortment Of umbers Earlhen Ware
consisting OF plug basins " al sizes and patterns water
closet basins sinks &C. sc chiefly Of the manufacture OF
Josiah Wedgewood h Sons, whose ware has been &C.
knowedg ed for many years superior TO aay made Ihelf
msrbed and fancy gilt pug basins exceed ia finish and
richness any ever offered the trade and peculiarly
adapted 10 The many fine houses building In the CITY,
I2f2w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

In the town OF EAST CHESTER, Westchesler Co.
NY-The Farm late OF Moses CLARK deceased situated IN
te town OF East Chester Westcheser Co. Is offered Tor
sale IL situated about miles from the fuckahoe De
pot Of the Harlem Railroad containing Ol acres, bounded
norlherly by highway leading from East Chester 20 New
Rochelle easlery by the easery highway Of East Chester
soulheTy by land late Of Judge SOnervle westerly by
lands lne Of Rain Morgan and lands Of James Morgan,
Esq On the Farm 10 substantial mansOn-house, large
barn and extensive sheds mhou Sc carrag ehouse and
Other OutbuidHgs all In gooa conditions aso,
good teuant-house The Farm lie In high state Of inn
proyemen and is well calculated for farming TO be di
yded in lots as II bounded by highways about 30 rods
From This place there very extensive view OF Long
Island Sound 5000 OF the purchase money may remain
on mortgage on the Farm For further psIcu as INQUIRE
~ SAMGT Eli CLARK, l46 Elizabeth st. New York, Ale
PEEIIs CLARK on the premises or OF the Undersigned
Al New-Rochelle. - JOnN SOOLiOB,
III 5w' Executor OF MOSES Clsrk, uec q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
FIRST GLASS BROW
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-

CADENCE AT KINGSBRIDGE, WESTCHESrEkiCo
FOR SALE-Consising Of two story house, win base
menI and iatc-fontng fyfOur feet including wings,
marble manels, and CRATES, throughout the house the
LOT which II stands consists Of two acres hougn more
can added II desired The ground is handsomely laid
out with fruit trees shrubber &c There also al he
necessary octbnidngs such Coscnhouse Ice house,
&c Its within twenty minutes walk OF ether the Hudson
River or Harlem Rail Roads For further particulars In
way. iuu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

NOR SALE-A neat two story and
IL basement COTTAGE HOUSE. with two Ios o OF
ground on Thir,iethst between Fourth-av ana Madson
avenue on the soulh side s. g front by half o. mo
with stable the and also Tor SAFE iOt t Po4v
ground on the north Of Seventh az ~ lax
hrsi-st- Terms reasonable. Inquire OF ,oge mir
Twenty sixth a., or p. McELROY. At the M ivs
uefh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

LNOR SALE.-A House and Lot, 279
II Ninthst convenient TO Stage routes The House
Is four story % by IS feet with extension two stories
high The lot is % feet by ha the block. The House has
been built years in the very best manner and fitted
with all the modern improvements, such as hot and cold
water Bath room and wash tray and Gas fixtures. The
Psrlors fitted with mahogany doors plated furniture,
&c, &c. Tile ndisPuiable Inquire on the premises
WI be sold on easy terms. lnZwf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

COMPTROLLERT OFFIcE STATE OF NETWORK The
OSEwYORK BANK on SARATOGA COUNTY, Hadl.y has
Day sled this oce, nots Of the appointment Of Asssrs
Wsshburn the City Albany
Of circulating notes sEesabs entitled relating
70 the REDEEM pton bsni assed May stoAbsnV Esb
ruay l, 1851 Lla6tl PHfLo FULLER Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
TRAVELLING.

NOR BOSTON by NEW YORK and
II NEW-HAVEN RAILROAO-The following Trains
leave the Canal 81 Station, daily, Sundays excepted for
Boston ats O'clock A. NJ ami arrive Boston ats o'clock
p. n dinner at Springfield
Al o'clock, A. M arrive al Boston al liza P. M by
this train passengers stop from two 10 three hours
New Haven Hartford or Springfield any Station where
the Express Train receives passengers.
Al O'Clock, p. NJ arrive al Boston al ii IS p NJ sup
per Springfield This Train receives Passengers ouy
The Principal Stations. See bills Of all the Trains.
Passengers desired procure Tickets before TAXING
in the ll9ftl K. B. MASON Superintendent
TWO DAILY TRAINS for ALBANY
n AND TROY, through by New-York snd New Haven
HousRlonc and Western Railroads First train leaves
New. York from Canal-st Station, al An, arriving al
Albany al O'Clock P M 81 M arriving al Albany at
y P. NJ Fore through to Albany, S. Please procure
tickets before taking seats in the
lsflt X B. MASON, Supt N Y 4 N. II RR.
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BRUCE A. Chiffon, Aucuoneer.
rFnN1 nTS or CD nTTNn 81

BRUCE A. Chiffon, Aucuoneer. $500
NINETY LOTS OF GROUND STU
IN ATE ON FIRST AVENUE, AVENUE A, THlR
TENTH. FOURTEENTH, SEVENTEENTH, TIVE y
TIETH. TWENTY FIRST AND TWENrf-THikO
SITS COLE 4 Chiffon will sell At auction on WE'D,
NESDAN, February 9th, at y O'clock al the Merchanu
Exchange, The following property; -,
FIRsTAyENUE l6 lots on the east side, between Nne-
teenlh and Twenty-lhifd SIS.
Avenue A-24 lots Cd east and west side between Six
tenth and Twentythird SITS.
TmRTEEN1H.sTREEr-4 lots on the north side, between
Firstav and avenue i.
FoURrEENTHsTREEr- lots on The south side, between
Firstav and avenue a.
sIxTEENrHsrREEr.-6lo lots on the north side between
avenues and b. .
SEvRNTEEN1H.sTREET.-9 lots on the south side, be-
tween avenues and b. -,
TwENrIETHsTREET.-17 lots on the south and north SIDE
between Firsi-av and avenue A. .
TwFNTY-FIRsT STREETS lots on the south sidei De-
tween Firstav and avenue A.
TWENTY THIRD-sTREET 3 lots Oh the SCUM sac DO
tween FirstSv and avenue a.
The great improvements which have been In progress in
this section The City during The past year together with
the large number Of buildings erecting the Vicinity
render The property desirable investment either for i'm
proving or holding large portion Of the purchase money
NAV remain upon mortgage, at per cent Maps can %
bad 81 the Office of the suctiOneers Wall 81 For peru
culaTs apply to THOMAS NJ. bEAhE o "an-S"
f7fStis (3z6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

NOTICE hereby gwen according Aw. % al -
IN claims asainsi H0RACE cO3sWELL, lats Of - l.<s
ereepoFt thetown Of sou,hoh and counp Of ssses. DE-
that they reqrgted 70 eIhb the With
20 the Subscriber Administrative Of the goods. chsttss
Of SAID deeesses al bsf residence - GrsenPor s 80 -
Attorney, Abraham Farsos. ~ 81 southst Ns--fon ~
the Twenty syenth day OF May HeIt-Dafsd New
vsabeF. 1890 CATHERINE cOGsWELL, Ann
MI law6mWr -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

EvOR SALE.-The convenient ,oI r0pn n.
III and well built tTo-story DWELLING az. , -, oao
HousOn-st occupied b. toe owner aunl o c Po.e ,e
baths &C Two OF paIehs noaey may rem an
e. "o c1ssIor Al Law. City Bank Building 50 Walst
~ " ssn d1ring The day from 10 to O'clock lsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
DUUDING LOTS AT YONKERS.-

1bFor sale, few beautifully situated Building Lots 70
this romantic village, commanding the view OF the had
son River and but few minutes walk rom the depot
Apply TO GEO h. BELL, l5s Nssssu'sI- where map Of
she property may be seen Hflw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
LNOR SALE.-The spIendid COUNTY, resi-

ElNOfN OHLEs-I Ut VIFNUIU CUUHITY TtSI-
IL dence the estate of the late GEORGE RICHMOND
embracing ninetysx acres OF ,hoce land beautifully
situated aOng the Rartan River about two miles from the
city OF New Brunswick, which only be apprecat-
cd by an examination The buildings incade large and
convenient dwelling in perfect order. good Barn. Car
Rage House. Ice Houses &c. SC. The grounds around
the m anson are decorated with forest shrubbery and fruit
trees of the choicest kind Information IN regard TO terms
and other particulars may be obtained on application
10 PETER CONOVER, 10 George-sL New BIuns-
wick l7f 3taw2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE

OThe slory Cottage House and LOtof Ground on Park
av Broohlyn Between Cumberlsnc-sI and Csronsv The
House "a on the south side Of Park and conains6 rooms
on bond and mortgage For particulars apply 70 JAMES
COLE, ~ fulton-st Brooklyn, or 70 PETER J., DEAN
BORN on The premises lTlws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
NOR SALE.-A small FARM (about

Thirty Acres) situated la the County OF Orange, two
aud half miles from the Chester Depot OF the N Y and
Erie Railroad and and half from the Newbureh
Branch and at distance Of about FIVE miles from the WI
lage Of Goshen the county Is considered one OF
the finest locations Ia this pare Ofhe country and would be
very desirable place for city genenans country seat
For further particulars enquire Of WM. IL. GALE, Esq
so Nassaust or Of the subscriber on the premises
Address DANIEL C MOFFAT, Chester,
I0fS Orange County. Y.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LET, the three

I ION-PLACE-TO LET, the three
u story brick HOUSE and STORE, l5S FOurthsvenue
corner Eourieertns opposite Unionpace being hrst
rate stand for Family Grocer Hardware Merchant APoth-
ecary or almost any other hind OF business and would be
msde TO connect with the adjoining house, raised and ex-
tended on Fourieepb-st and made suitable for large
specSbe Boarding House or Boarding School Ntefnsea
be sgrt ed upon with Irresponsible tenant Apply 70
l9f lws J. l. CODDINGTON II Walst up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

ITO LET-The principal part of pleas
Il anty located House the Washugtonpace aud
University consisting Of two parlors, four bedrooms pan
Tres kchtn good ward grass and grape arbOr and Gro
ton water I'll remainder part viii be occupied by two
or three grown persons Distance from City Hail. hfteen
minutes walk References exchanged. Please addressW.
n Tribune Office, tor three days. l9t ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

n CITY PROPERTY-A FARM containing 81 acres,
In the town OF Yonkefs, Wescheser County, situated
about l9 mics from the city, three miles from fOnkers VII
lage and on the main rOsd eading 10 Tuckaho DeP0t,
where the railroad stop daily On The premises are
new story house large kitchen adjoining, good pa
and all other necessary oubu1ngs also, an orchard OF
the very best Of fruit and variety ofpeach ana other rut
trees &c Said farm will BE- sold cheap, and on accomm2-
dating For further particulars apply al % Oey-
st. n Y. ld3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for SALE-

In the city Of Brooklyn, within Two minutes walk OF
the Fulton ferry known Vnest and 50 Doughtyst.
(runnng through from street 10 stree The lot Is 3S feet
fronting Vine and 81 feet fronting on Doughtyst aud "
feet deep, with two dwellings thereon. Sold TO settle an
estate Price $500 land no esl) $500 can remain on
bond and mortgage For particulars inquire on tSs prem
ises, vine-st Of WILLIAM FOSTER
b. Possession given on the LIST of May, 1851. lSflw*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

S,TREET DEPARTMENT, 40 4HALL or REcoikDsss., y.
- Notice Asrsby cvsn that the following kssoe.e :.
adopted By the Common Council Resolved Tat Ite
% the sItsnoF lps tbs esstsry aide OF Tompk
piles, with bloch the end. under hs .H -. -
street Commissloa. and that the Street couns - "a
% the grantsss Of the ssd lying under
OF IN ct 70 male Thirst 70 the exterior Ina a. se,s o
nceordanes with the pFovsoas and eoysnsnts n ".
ovnsrs, made BY the Mayor, Ahsnnsn and Con.x 49,
CITY Of hsw York. Adopted b. the Board o. ~
soy. IL, 1850. Adopted b. the Board OF Ahsrmsns ~
Approved By the Mayor Dec. II. 1880 .ouan svssscse
De-. H. isooI flssnl JOEL popsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
NOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT

ia the Village Of Nassau, Rensselaer, Co N y about
NJ miles from Albany formerly Owned ard occupied 0y
Iohn KoOp ESQ Nassau Is pleasant village, has good
Schools several Stores and society good. The House con
tsips eight rooms kitchen and woodhouse, large
barn and co she'd large garden with fruit irees and other
shubbery and ell will be SOLD for $500 II belongs TO an
elderly soy residing in Connecticut and not able 10 take
care OF the property which Is The sole reason for making
40 eresi sscrfce Appt - Capt GILLESPIE Ia Albany,
- - II 7 C0DDINGf0N II Wallst no stairs. l9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
\ SALE.-The valuable PrOpertY

NOR SALE.-The valuable Property
IL known l6l Mott-st between Broome and Grand sta
consisting Of two story and attic brick DWELLING
upon the front Of he lot which 10 D feet bv 100 and upon
the rear two Story and attic frame DWELLING. The
property readily part Of the purchase money
remain on bond and norgage required For further par
Gculars inquire on the premises or OF
15f twt 5. M. & ID. p. MEEkER Attorneys, ii Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
DRTVATE SALE-THROGS NECK,

n WESTCHESTER.-A splendid Country Seat and
Farm containing near 100 of excellent land in high
Of cultivation Also, one other at the same place OF
about so acres Also splendid Farm and Country Seat
at YONKERS containing 200 acres will DE sold in par
GELS or the whole For price Of each and full particulars,
applY toANTHONY ]. BLEECkER. Broad.st l5I lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

SUPERIOR COURT or THE CITY or sEw-YOkk-hs
CWssbnktos Insurance Company sno Richard can'a sa
Henry Okey and Marcia D. Ohey hrs wife Aisa ntso tnse
Chapman George White The Rochester City Bsn Thom csn
Charles Cnus and Geogs r. seaman, joseph 0fso
Dewitt Roberts, Horao Hawkins, Donald Mara Doasd hsse
gnse Of Henry Oksy, James K smith, Waller Hubby
Coneus T. Van Horne Prssdeut Joseph Cochrane The Pcs
Directors Company Of the Mec ani Bans
the CITY Of Albany, snd Aaron FlOwer-couny o he~ iot
ssmmons relief To JOSEPH c. GRUB, JAMES shlth,
WALTER X HUXLEY. and HORArlO y HAWklNsi fea"s
hereby summoned add required TO the compact ~ ~
which filed the Office Of tho Csk OF the superior Csn
Of the City Of New York his oce the CITY Hall sad ey,oa
the lth day Of February 1901 and 20 copy o. yo'f sfS
% the said compliant the subscribers al ONCE No - Wal
street New York City, within after the ssr's AZ
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MECHANICS MUTUAL BENEFIT
I've ASSOCIATION Of Springfield, Mass Office 2s9
Broadway New York.
Accumulated Cash Capital ................$ $4,000
This Association Of Mechanics and Others for their
mutual relief in case Ofsicb meas or accident
Annu0l Rates Of DepO Members under 50 yedrs of age
81 90 81 per week $500 draws IS per week
$500 draws. per week 90 draws. per week.
$500 dTaws... per week " 90 draws. per week.
$500 draws.......S g. per week.
81 50 10 addition 10 the above will be charged adms
sion fee s. c. FRINK, Actusry,
l9flaw5mSF 289 Broadway, up stairs room No. TO-