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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-19
Providence and Worcester Railroad.


- TT Es :s511 80: +.s.:l:
GMMER ARRANG EAiENT-On and after Apr. :, l85f !,
TRAINS
Leave Providence at 7l5 and l30 and $50 PIN
leave Worcester 8 As and III an and PIN.
TRAINS CONNECT al Woonsocket with COACHES fol
Miliasd and Mendon AT Mllville with coaches 70, Sla-
tersvie; AtWhitins with coaches for East Douglas and
Nhusvle; at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Ger .
.ie ~ B. Village and Upton Worcester with trains fcf
Western R. Road and Norwich and ". r. r. and " orc
and Nashua r. r.. Al Waterford with trains of Norfolk
County Railroad for ami from Boston, Dedham sc.
The 7l5 train from Providence, at Worcester
with the Express New York, and the AcconmG.
daon train for Albany, which leaves Worcester g. 80
A. NJ.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ. from Providence can
arrive at Springfeldthe same eTeHag.
The ll30 train from Providence at Worcester
with the Express train for New York which leaves "
cester t4P. NJ.
The II AN. train from Worcester connects Providence
with trains for Boston, Taunton, Fall River, N. Bedford
Also with Steamboats, for Fall River and Newport.
The NJ. train from Worcester connects Providence
with the Boston and Y Steamboat train for New York
Q5Tse 745 and II A. NJ. trains do stop Hamlet.
lysThe $50 and ?. NJ trains do stop at Ashton
Hamlet. ISAAC IL SOUTHWICK, Snpt.
Providence, Apr. ], 1851. apr5-lwrf
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The Attentinn at pnrnhaso,,s

and Consumers SC !cited the following named sIrpr
RlOR GOODS, nude of he best Louisiana Cotton. he
having taken Premium Medals at the last Exhibitions Of N
Institutes in New York. Boston, Philadelphia. and Raj"
more ~ 14'
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
la .;.s.:.s:.;::S 1880:
Summer Arrangement.
On and after Monday 7th All ril TRAINS will RIM as


Summer Arrangement.
On and after Monday 9TH Al r TRAINS will run fol-
lows:
Leave Arrive Groton Nashua anil
Worcester at junction at Lowell at
$50 am. $40 ain. 900 Am.
1i.00 am. 1890 pm. l.l5 pm.
AIS pm. 5.35 pm. $50 PIN
Leave Arrive at Groton
Nashua and Lowell Junction. Worcester
730 am. 7.20 am $40 am. $50 am
1l30 am. ii 80 am. 1890 pm. 200 pm
AS pm. 445 pm. 5.35 pm ZOO pm
FITCIBURG AND WORCESTER TRAINS.
run connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains.
Leave Worcester at $50 and II a m and Ais p. m.
Leave Fltchburg at 500 a.In and 1880 and 545 p
Passengers BY the Middle Trains W GrotoI
Junction with Downward Train TO Boston No Upwart
Trains on the Ftchburg road passes Groon Junction tins
O'Clock, r. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wot
cesteT, Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fchburg
The morning tram Worcester, connects with the Steam
boat train from New York via Norwich-Eveing
Worcester, connects with the train New York.
III For connections with the other road Worcester
Groton junction and Nashua, Snow Widers Path
finder and Railway Guide.
9 Through tickets issued Worcester for Burng-
ton, Montpelier Wells River and White River Junction. al
fare by each of the different Nashua and
Fitchburg. J. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Worcester. April7i ls3l apr5-dwtf
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Tie offers these Ventlaors Tor sale with the patent cerf
cate on em at prices probably Rot higher than the spu
rtous ones J. +. LORING,
jy4-d&wf 70 Main street
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INSURANCE.

MECHANICS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
oaice Nos. & TO- Foops Building, Springfield, Mass.
filS Association organized October lst 1919 ana
was the first of the kind ever organized in the United
States, and is only purely Mutual Health Association
now in operation Ii is managed by its members, and has
now
An accumulated Cash Capitalo of $4,000
A Guaranty CAPITAL Of 10000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
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COFFIN MANUFACTORY.

T----,zszz=7s--z- ID EADY MADE COFFINs of aN
lEss =z======a III sizes and kinds constantly on
hand at the Mandatory and Wan
Room, No. Mechanic Street,
pposite the Norwich Railroad Depot
lP Coffin Plates furnished at short notice sextops and
themselves. ~ 'V'
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner work
IN a It's branehes-Counters, Tables Desks show Cases
NV ~, a of stores counngooms Offices &c.
N'l0es'eI, WY Q, looO eod&wn WIN. CURRY.
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NliE subscriber, having bought new and auperIor an
paratns Tor the manufacture Of Soda and Mineral Wa
me lowest prices All orders left A. Clark or d. scos
Drug stores and at my shop, No Green street corner
ton. ' pump "''
marSi-d4m BID. wEATHERBEE, Drusgiss.
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CAOMPSON 9 oQ'S WESTERN EXPRESS.

247 Main- SsGeet worcester.
e7sz al neS, 5 FORWARDED to Spring.
SS- aA17Es-n na.aoa New Haven, and ali
,1-c-- - -. ,iavnn IA aoGes on the Western
bar!oru ana NC" 'a'o' A' ~'ciicut River Rail
roa9s.
az DRAFTS, NoTEs BILLS cob. ,sa a, arv of
TIE u named places w. DIAEljs. A, ent
""Ves"t' "AisH a. 0tf
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Soda and Mineral Water.

WuIhnItd 70 give satisfaction. Orders for Engines vii
be promptly attended to. REM I1sSi VN
Worcester, Oct. 10TH 1850.
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NEW DRUG STnRE.
FIRE ENGINES

NE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform the public that he
A building FIRE ENGINES on his new and imn,oveJ
paD whereby they can he offered much cheaper Than I'm
ghes Of the same capacity built elsewhere Engines balt
~ 'horough and substantial manner, with 25 eet suction
a"u ~ ice' leading hose with hose carriage and other
ierent sized machines vary in capacity 'Ne "~ ~"
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FASHIONABLE
Flu RMITURE ER00MS.

TIL subscribers, having enlarged their
Rooms, NO. 100 Main street, opposite
the Central Exchange, Cup stairs) have stocked
them with rich and elegant assortment OF
Furniture ofthe latest styles. Drawing rooms
furnished in Rose Wood, Black WALNUT or
Mahogany, upholstered in Plush, Damask or
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oFFICE Piper's Block Corner of Main and Front
Streets, Worcester Ness.
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UMMER ARRANGE dENT-o and after Apr. 7, 1850 /,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, fEbhoAhl 81 ~

4eei for common TO strait State 756s5 for 9sh,gen
and Indiana; and s7td$5 for pure Geuesee Sooneig
NJ steady but quiet The trade are buying sPaugy seso
zoo bbls Al g4ds IS Tor mixed good strait hrands -
SEAS 62l for fancy Rye Flour very quiet saes % -
bbls In lois a. 87t Corn Mesl s dull a. o9d0 ~ 10Y
Jersey and = for Brandywine. ,. p.
GRAIN-There il still fair demand for Wneat ioL
milling but BUYERS and sellers generally VIDE -
heir views Rye Is quiet 75d76c Corn is lower VIZ
modersie demand f5r distiiDg aud FOR export the 49,
are 600 bushels ste506stc r Jersey ard s0utnern y
low on the pol and d64tc for 90 do, 10 srVe soon
PROVISIONS-OuT market for Pork = more actVe ul
easier the vices from NewOrleaDs have ba1 al uu
vorsbe efeci on the market; sales OF lS" bos ~ -
Y 60 FOR Old Meas and 80 for do Prme-and - = ~
new Mesa and for do Prime City Mess and C.rar
dun Al former prices. Beef is very firm but mol sc.
sses 14O hbs al 50dl0 Is FOR Mess, and SoGS2
for co Prime Picked Meats rather better wiz =
good demand sales Of S6n t4res sugar cured Hams Al
&C. aBd Shoulder at &c Lard 10 very quiet al SGstc 10Y
old ard rev .. . g.. A..
WHIsKY-The market is rather frmer. with TAR de-
msud ssles OF 200 bbls Prison At 2c and Drudge a. nc
time and interest.
TALLOW-The MARKETS hardly firm sales Of So
sEFDS-There is more genera demand FOR Clover, with
ssee OF 20 bhls ard erces g and sma lots OF
old stsc Timothy Is in better demand sales ol " ools
and erces Ohio al S7 Il7 50 for good moved Faxseeo
h miet all 22Ql 85.
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ANN wife Of Lewis E.. ? Smith aged - years 10 days
The and trends Of the family re,petuy iay-o 70
attend saturday sd nt Al cock precisely nom
100 Hsnrysi Her vii Be Inferred At GresnNood
10 81 John, y. B., papers please copy 800 ~,
On Tuesday Is Mrs ASSA C. PECh VIE OF WIN j. fec.
Berrem BE- Mamsronsck this day lfrday a7h
ococb AM for sni from corner Tenn avenue
no Twenty ourtlst ..x.r,
On wecn..ssy evening Feb TO- alter lingering nss' sAHU
mACNEVIE the late Dr. william hAcnsVn, "a me
Ii year Of his age -.
Tie friends Of III, my and Of hs brothsrs Dss A. Emmett
and John Purdy respectfully invited to attend the unsa ron
The honee Purdy 50 East Fifteenth ~ 90 Saturday "a
inst ocork ~. without further iuvitat on ,,,, 4,
CITY. CaornIa, on the % NOV, lsD JIM u
TRUMAN the .5h year Of youngest son Of Geo aAn
IL. remains having arrived friends ofthe family invited 70
attend TIE house Of BIS brother N law w"
Pasn 81 Twenty. shhst sts al ;ocs
WILDE taken WePor Conn., FOR ntenent On 'ai
Tss 10 WILLIAM JAMES FISHER son Richard 5 and Lon
ga Fisher aged years HIS death caused by beng thrown
IRON
The vii tale place at O'Clock Friday als' nsi from
o. GRIND Il ,Wilnmsburgh - , ,.,.,, r,,,
Fourhdsy Feb IL, suddenly JUN d Efh
q the 5lst Of his
The fspds family invited attend M lu1srA non me-
late residence Of Rutgers and Madison IS on Ssventi
morning O'Clock The vii be tassa % Shrewsbury
j.. for interment
on Thur.ds, Feb. 80, MARGARET ELILAAETH DAWSON
dauebsr of John and Mshs Dawson aged and 20 days
The the family requested 70 asnd the iunera s
the esdenCe OF her parents Io73 NOi0s
Her remains - he taken GREEN God for In'ern-nt
Thursday Feb le Mr. NATHANlEL HARRIS long respect
able coorsd resident or Neu York.
H ndred aud respectfully requested 70 attend ne u
spery 81, New Haven on saturday
Slst at3PM
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SECOND BOARD.
TRURsDAY-P.M.


The Stock Market was generally fiat
to-day, with fair amount Of business The Fan
cies fell off about y cent-some more, and
few not at all. The fact thatthree days contracts
must be settled so-morow, threw more Stock on
the no arket than it would bear. The adjournment
of the Board from tomorrow over to Monday,
brings the business Of three days into one. Read
ing closed at 62l, having opened at 63l. Harlem,
with considerable sales, went to 6s3, decline Of
4 y cent. Norwich sold at Go. The plan Of uni
ting the Norfolk County Road with the Norwich,
ut Killingly, is under consideration, and the plan
has been nearly arranged. That connection will be
built, as also the Road from Norwich to the New
Haven and New-London Road, near Saybrook,
and it will then be the directest route between
New.York and Boston. Over this route passen-
gers can be taken easily, between the two cities
in seven hours. Mohawk was frm,-94i being
bid without sellers. Morris fell off to 2Os, de-
cline of 1 y cent. Erie was also lower, closing
ut e41 Canton opened at 90 in the morning, bat
fell of at the Second Board, to So, seller thirty,
a decline of 10 y cent within few days. Far
mers' sold at 66I,-a little improvement from the
morning. Rochester Syracuse sold at ISL
Long Island was heavy, and fell of to %, de-
cline of 1 v cent. The arrangements for placing
the affairs Of this Road on a sound, dividend pay
ing basis, are nearly completed. Contracts for
iron, spikes, &c for relaying the track from Brook
lyn to Jamaica, are being made, and the work
will soon be put in hand. New equpage will also
be provided for the increased business, which a
more accommodating and vigorous administration
will bring to the Road, and one Of the earliest
improvements will be the establishment of an
hourly train between Brooklyn and Jamaica,
which it is believed will very largely increase the
traffic Of that end of the Road. The whole Road
will be put in thorough repair, and trains will be
run as frequently as the public convenience re-
quires. The resources of the Island, on the line
of this Road, have never been fully developed,
mainly from the want of that accommodation
which will now be furnished. The parties who
have taken hold of this property, and who have
lifted it, thus far, out of its difficulties have the
will and the means to make it what the people Of
the Island need. They will go on making the
necessary expenditures, in the confident belief
that year or two will exhibit very different re-
suits from previous years, and that an able and
economical arrangement of its affairs will enable
Il to make good dividend on a much larger cost
than the present market price. The annexed
statement OF the Receipts and Expenditures, Tor
the last four years, shows a steady increase oil
traffic, and in 1850, not only very favorable In
crease OF business, but large dimlnuton OF ex-
penses:
Recent, and Expenses Of me Long Island Railroad Com.
nyJor -Four Years ending December 1885, other than
istsTsst.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cry COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, Feo. -. toot. ,
No NfnD ANll1R&

Cry coS 4SI $50, rs o o. ,.si
PHILADELPHIA req. =. 49,
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS
Sealed Proposals ndorsed Proposals FOR Cubcal
dav OF March next sS) noon forfunshsDg the ioo"-
ing CuDical Stone Blocks, VIZ ,..
IT'S blocks By inches and inches 10 thlcAhess
$50 blocks 8 by inches and inches IN thickness
1850 blocks by lo inches aud inches II thickness
1850 blocks By u inches and inches 10 thickness
Ills blocks 9 by inches and inches In thickness
1850 blocks BY 10 inches and ncnes 10 tncA ness
1874 blocks BY y inches and inches IN thickness
ls6 blocks By Is inches and inches 10 InicAhess.
us bOcks 10 hy 10 incnes and inches IN thickness
1854 clocks 10 by y inches and inches IN aickness
Iqe blocks 10 BY IS inches and inches IN tncknen.
SIS blocks u by y inches and inches IN thickness
l24 blocks y by = inches ard incnes IN nleAnesI
blocks IS by IS inches ann inches In thickness m
angular. .,,,
Is blocks "A BY IS inches and inches in thickness
4 blocks "a by as inches and inches IN thickness
As blocks ~ by 50 inches ana inches IL nicKness
10 blocks % BY 48 inches and inches II thickness
TIE above Stones must be Of the best quality OF hard
granite sound and free from sap and all other deiecs
bach ork must be fee clear OF any twist or WIND
ust have general Uniform surface upon me Ootom oeu
The sides anG ends must be dressed straight ana square
the TOD bed of each block must be picked on TO general
uniform surface. -. AZ,
three the quantity, should Il De deemed
The whole ouaniv contracted for will be required 70 DC
deli on or the LIST day OF July next lo upon
any wharf on the Delaware front OF the Cry, oetWeen
spruce and Mulberry sts Tree and clear rom any cafge
fdr freight dockage or Wharfage OF any AND Whatever
The proposals state the price per superficial square
ward 10 be measured the street where the sad Blocks
frav be laid down and work completed.
: Jecimeps Of the exhibiting the qualy and ne
character Of the dressing intended 10 be FURNISHED VIII oe
required TO accompany the proposals.
By order Of the Commitee on Pubnc HI ghWayH
A G HAINES - Cirv Commissioners
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We call attention to the advertisement
of the Auction Sale of the Bonds of the Ohio
Central Railroad, to take place on Wednesday
next. The advertisement gives succinot state
ment Of their claims upon the attention of CAPT
talists but we shall add other statements in day
or two.
Edgworth was one of the few buovant
stocks going to 1 :, an advance of = cent. The
demand was active. Portsmouth was also firm at
the close at l4i. The property of this Company
lies at the Southern terminus of the great SclOts
Valley on the Ohio.
This Valley is unsurpassed in its fertility and
natural advantages for agriculture, manufactures
and internal commerce, by any other territory OF
equal extent. Its outlet a most advantageous
one, for more than one-haf its length, is the
mouth of the canal at Portsmouth This is the great
valley whence come the hundreds Of thousands Of
hoes and horned cattle that are slaughtered 10
Cincinnati aud several other towns, and which
End their way to the Southern and Eastern mar.
kets, during the Fall and Winter. The produce
of this valley, with a population OF about 40 to
the square mile, is represented to be 100000
bashels Of Wheat 100000 bushels Of Cora De
side 4 large quantity Of Rye, Oats, Barley, &c
It's Wool Sugar and TObacco-its Horses, Mules,
Cattle, Sheep and SWINE make up an aggregate
OF agricultural products. perhaps, not eq0aled by
any other country of equal extent and population,
and this. quantity can be doubled at any time
when the market shall require It.
There was considerable inquiry for New
Jersey Exploring and Mining Co and At the I'd
Board 100 shares sold at lSi, an advance of =
cent The twenty eight new furnaces OF this Com
psDy are now in operation, and they have recent.
ly made an arrangement with large New-York
house for che agency of their paints for this State
They have applications from all parts of the
United States to greater extent than they cao
supply.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
sIse, Payments, sla,433i Balance. sa.97s,sl6.
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EGR0RN HAT UNSATISFACTORY.
SALES BY AUCTION.
lanes COLI. Aucuoueer.

JAMES COLI, Aucuoneer
DFREMPTORY SALE of valuable
BROoKLYN PROP tRTY. by order Of the Asstgnee.
IaMEs COLE viii sell a. auction on MONDAY, Feo. -,
Issi A. 10 O'Clock 81 the Merchants Exchange, New
The following property, VIZ; . ,,,., ., ,.
Sstoyv bTck building - and "a Washingtonst the
hSng he 40 feet 10 inches 'front.' by 60 feet deep, and con
,sns steam engine boilers OF lhorse power, OF BUR
Sor,s ske which will be sold with the building Tue en-
cine ard boilers about old and In The most
eTfc order One lot Is by ~ feet and the other ot
Bef 10 inches By "a feet 10 inches deep the premises se
now leased for four yes1from LIST Of May next for So
per annum. -, 49,. .-, NAV, ra,,.i, m
bond and mortgage -, -. =. .., - l., or
ro,fb side OF sacKeti-s Isl feet west OF CoumoiasI
bouse rs feet front lot IS by 100 feet
Terms 81 400 OF the purchase money can remain on oona
mortgage - =, ~, a.. II p.ois.
81 a5 feet from The southeast corner Of Paciac and smA
sts each lot ~ by 100 feet -,
$500 Ct the purchase money may remain on bood
and mortgage -. 49,. .,,s.,,,.t
nv lanes N Plumsead and wife unto Geo = Suoe's'
dsed 2slh August 1881 and recorded 10 Kings Co Cier1
Office hber IT'S of mortgages, page 80 TOR SoV upon
house and lot No 1871 Adams 81, Brooklyn
For further particulars epply 10 the sueuoneer, or 20
EDWARD WHITE, Assignee, IT'S Chntor-sI' MI
20fN (479)
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Receipts of Produce.

THURSDAY, Feb 20-ByN y and n. ha'l'
HOGS SO sides Leather Ct bales Wool SO bags
Flour v do Malt, l22 Sheep, bbis Whisky, y pkg' But
ter, and SO bxs Cheese.
BIZ The Ere Railroad, Thursday. req ~
$3.50 sides Leather 254 pigs Butter. II baes Wool ~
bbs Whisky - bags and 81 bbls Flour IS bbls Ashes 20
bushels Osis 28 DO Barley 40 dressed Hogs 70 bales Hay
p Sheep. 81 Hogs and IS Calves.
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FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

FOREIGN AND DOhESTiC.
WIN. H. CARY ~ co. DAB and 245
w Pearst between John and Fulton sts invite the
attention OF the city and distant Jobbing Trade
70 Their large and parsed stock Of Goods
which they offer at the lowest rates. either for cash OF ap
Under their present arrangements they offer great
inducements on all their Foreign Goods ana WIZ eve
their customers the benefit OF the large discounts which
they gained by the increased amount Of their pur
chsses. 81, .,,vo,
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Their stock will be kept full during the whole year and
wife The MEXICAN snd SOUTH AMERICAN dealers 10
examine their stock Of Jewelry, manufactured expressly
for those markets. also their stock Ivory COMBS sosp"o
The following articles constitute part OF their stock:
Linen Threads.
Various makers plain and satin hnished BLACK drao'
Witty brown and colored, NOS <uxoO
Spool Cotton.
Clsrk's Alexsnders Smiths Eagle and RefhngtOn'S
white black and colored, Nos 0xl 81 3 to 800 yards
Tapes and B OBJ bins.
Linen and COTTON assorted coors and sizes
Cutlery.
Rszors Knives, Shears, Scissors and Table Knives and
Forks, Wade Butchers WOstenholms, Rodgers, ana
other celebrated makers,
Hair cloh teeth paint, vanish, shaving, shoe, cr1mo,
horse scrubbing, &c. &c. in great variety
Music ln' nv. m r'.n,d u.s. H,r,,on,.
large and rcn assortment consisting Of besoniqTy
carved pearl, ivory, bone and wood sticks also piAn
fine S, IS, eSS, and NPU, l4xif riches
Combs.
Plain ard fancy luck, dressing, pocket and side, OF shell
buffalo and horn.
Guns.
Single and double English and American, real and ini
tatiOn twist; also, avarety of Rifles.
PistOls.
English and German pocket belt and holster; Coils and
Allen Thurbers Revolvers Also, complete assortment
OF Sporting Apparatus
Periumery,
LBbiH's MsBgepet COudray's, Piver's, Pinauds and
Edes hne extracts.
SOAPS.
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubins,
Gueriain's Pnauds and Msugenes Coudrays assorted
styles, &c &c
ALsO,
Percussion CAps Needles Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Steel
Pens Suspeneers Buttons Of all styles Pocket Books,
PORT Monnaies, Purses, Stationery, Beads, WhAebone,
Looking Glasses, &C Sc
Irory, Tortoise Shell Pearl Shea, Horn Tips, r. for
manufacturers - $500,
Catalogues in the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages JSl Smeod'htp
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
TIME BROWN STONE front HOUSE

IL AND LOT. so Msdison.squsre, Al Auction.
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, will sell al Auction, on
FRIDAY February the 2ls al II o'clock, al me Merchans
Exchange the following valuable property VIZ;
MADIsoS.Ay-The valuable Brown Stone tron9 hou'e
and Lot Of Ground known 40 so Madison-ay. between
Twenty-nnIh and Thireh sts. Size OF lot - teet roh
by the block in depth House. % by % feet 10 oePtn
rooms deep finished Ia the best manner throughout sno
repele with every convenience such a. gas moi sf
furnace bath room, closets &c and was 0ult oy %
present owner for his own residence large portion OF
The purchase money remain Bond ana Mortgage al
per cent For further particulars, apply TO the Az
TfONEER, Brosdst (lSoo) III -
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ANrHoSY }. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer
A VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON

fAND NEXT THE CORNER OF SlXTHAF' AND
THIRTY -NINTH.ST. At Auction.
ANTHONY j. BLEECkER will sell al alcuon on
MONDAY, FEB "A, al u O'Clock, al The Merchants TX
change, The following valuable properly VIZ: ,,.,,,
SGxTH.Av. AND THIRTY-NINTH sT-tOur desirable oule
ing lots situated on and the southwest corner 81
said lots being each in size q fee! inches 'front.' and rear
by 100 feet In depth. ..,
ees fee 80 per cent on the 18th Of March next when ne
deeds will be delivered the balance 10 remain on bond
mortgage for three years, al per cent ineres pay
able semaanualy; all taxes and assessments 10 be PAD
up TO the time Of giving the deeds.
For maps and further particulars OF me ABOVE ProPery'
apply to the AuctiOneer, Broad.sL uyoo9) III ISn