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TINHE FIRST YEAR of the publication Of the
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IS barrels of pork
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S76 pounds of good hard soap
32S pounds of good hard tallow candles
Ii bushels of good clean dry inc salt
800 gallons of good cider vinegar.
1T Fort .MU1lin, PennsylUani";;
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IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
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II bushels of good clean dry fine salt
220 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
at Fort Columbus, Gopernor's Island, .Ne,o
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IS barrels Of pork
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SIG pounds OF good hard soap
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IA bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
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DEREMPrORY SALE IN PAR
TiIIoN. by order Of the Supreme Curt 81 valuable
hEAL ESTATE. on Vliiel. Ryhsioa Market g q, .5ta
MI sell al suction. TUESDAY February "a, 1884, at
40 clock M al the MeTebsa EtchanEe BY order OF shs
sspI'Ee Cont, under n. drer'n OF HAMPTON W MOO
ksq Referee, the follow ng described Real Estate,
via
Market st-The Lot Of Groand together with the two
10y ersA ron. Rouse theresa. situate The saseriy
sds OF Market e., IS feet inches ory from Cherry
ST., sHd kn0ss as ~ beng % leet 10 10 sidth b. 80
feet 3 iEehes IN depth
RIyBgton st-ihs Lot Of Grou-a together with the
Buildings thereon, si;uae toe nok.eat corner Of VIII
lei. and RvDgoE sts beng - feet width by les feet
IN deph. The improvements COS SIT If t~ostOry BRICK
front House. Known No 236 Rivinxten three story
brick House known No. rs Wil,t-st and two s,orv
frame House known rs No. so Wiirt II
Ninth sv.lhe Lot OF GIOHrd 'ose.he r with the Bald
thereon, sHaie Un tue south vest 81 N. 9h-
and 76h beng Is sst "a width BY o0 fee, IN lie 9TH
The plot 81 ground toEcther ~ the three an aGf
bick llinss thereon. 81 uats on The westerly SIDE
souhery ds being % feet inches IN d oY 100 feet In
depth The Lot OF Ground, With toe Buildings thsrson.
adjoining he last deserted p' tLe sotheIiy side beng
IL feet inches IN wd h b. TO iect IN dcp'h.
20 stSr three story orck Houses aad L9s OF LAID,
SITUATE On the sou,hesg SIDE OF 20 81, conmseeing 100
feet We se, from he OH aid Ahawn Nos las lje,
~ 23i 2e SS Wss' s6ih It ysg width from IS 10
% fsst, afc beng u depth % &c 9mches
<oth sfise Los situate on he ao,heFiy SIDE OF 2oh-
feet IN width oS 80 !est inches u depth.
to,h -One Lo, ssS;e On ne utterly side OF 18th
So 100 feet westeriy from The 7h.av being as feet
width BY le2 feet inches IN 18th
The above described property viii be sold the follow
mg terms VIZ: len per cen Of the purchase mekey and
the Auc Il neers fee the dsy sale IS the
LIST of MAJ mkt when the deed will ready for delivery.
The balance being IS per cent remaa boad aad
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per cent interest for the last TIE purchaser
Will have lie privilege OF psyg ava mortgage at the
pron Of The frat The chaser 10 pay Ave dollars
The or peTty vii be sold with restrictions a. regards
nuisancss tlll6l ST 5, , 10. Is. %, Il, p. a.
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ANTHONY J. BLTEcxER. Auctioueer.

ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctioueer.
EXECUTOR'S SA Lc of the uOUo rs
~ and LOTS known Nos IS and II Hytt st., at.
Aucton--ANFH j BLEEcKER will self at
auction TIL kSDAY. Fc" tue l9b, at ~ s'clsck at
the Merchants Exchange, by order Of ae Executor the
following desirable property viz On Mott st the laSgs
and valuable Lots Of Ground with the buildings thefesa
Known Nos. Is ant II Mott 81 few doors north OF
Chatham square the lots each % feet front by as feet
depth For terms aud further particulars apply 20 tha
AuciIoneeT, No BlOld It, RICHARD cox,
II 9,t2 lilta7 [i782l Executor,
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REVEHIES OF A BACHELOR or Book of the
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ANTHONY J. BIEEcKER, Auctioneer.
DEREMprOkY SALE To CLOS

u ESTATE.-Four story m dern built brick Houses
and Lots 22i St and 3stoy orck Houses and Los
l3th-st, at Aucjon
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER Will sell at auction On
THURSDAY Febu nary 10. 1852, at 70 O'Clock. a. the Mer
chan Exchange the flowiug dssriole property, VIZ
On 22D-STREEr The four 3soTy BRICK houses and tots
situated the north OF 22d s, between 6h and Tth
avs. commencing 100 feet east Of tn The lots are
each feet front by 90 feet inches halt the block IN
depth the houses aud 80 feet Depth finished
in the bss; with all IMP lch as
gas Croton water baths water closets &c and well cal
mediately
ON l3rII-STREEr-AsO. the sx story brick houses and
lots situated he north side OF 1851 st. between It'll aud
Sh avs commencing 900 feet # tho the lots
each feet inches front and rear by Is feet IN depth
ia good and substantial with all oiern improve
for such Grafton Uatsr baths. nc.
&c well calculated Tor g0hee res dtnce From $500 TO
Sc t0 iemsn on fonn and mo1tsg e On each house
and lot three years The whale OF the above viii p0sie-
" he sold the highest bidder 10 clo.e esta For
maps aud full particulars, sDOy t. the Anc,onser NJ
Br, al St mo 772l l0f hruTbSS
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ADRIAN IL MULLEs. Auc,toneer.
SUPREME COURT IN PARTITION
~ ROWEpN oil HECREa Ala EIIZ AaHru CT

- BOWEK1, BLEECKEH aud ELIZABErH-ST-
PROPERTY a. Auction ADRIAN n MULLER VIII
sell at Auction. On TUESDAY, FEB II at l2eclock M,
at the Merchants Exchange unier the orec ion Of PHI
10 T. RuGGLES Esq Referee. the following vAsAble
property belonging TO the es,ae Of JAMES AMORY,
deceased:
BowERY-The three. story house and lot OF ground sit
uated the westerly side OF the B,wery, bsag feet
inches in width IN ront, by 100 feet ia ceph and
known rs No. 3i< BOwery.
Also the story and lot adj Daiug The Above
the southerly de beng - feet inches la width 'front.',
by l0l feet IN depth known as No ga Bowsy.
HLEECKER-sr.-The two story brick seltng house and
lot Of ground situated the east Of Blocker
and Elz abeth known No 10 ecker st. being "a
feet inches IN font, by 70fest IN deDth.
Also. the two story brick dw-lllng houses adiOiang
the last mentioned, Beecker st aud kn0wa Nos.
and each 81 feet IN trent, bv 70 in depth.
ELIZABETH ST The two sto frame house and lot Of
ground ad onn the Blocker st. houses the being
~ feet sIschesi In front, by co feet IN depth
Maps Of the above property he had Application 10
the Auctoaeer, No. Wall ST. (Ii9) Tf6s TO- 49, IA, 1917
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NM J.. ' ANLANDT, Ahcnoneer
STORE No. 10 SPkUCE-St. Sale Of
~ genfee furniture Of a family going South WM. l..
VANZANDT will sell. THIS DAY, a. 10 O'Clock at the
store dTobes, bureaus sofa beds lounges iayadss,
easy chas dressing tables chars oil paatngs easrav
nies gold and silver watches silver spoons And lot OF
90 bor,s of raisns lzf lie
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AvrHoNY J. BLsRCKER Auctioneer
IL IL

FSNEN. ID f. ) TX A Is l. T. BUILDING
4 LOTS at ANTHONY J. BLEECk-
Err will sell at auction THURSDAY. Feb. W. at IL
otcck at the Merchants Exchange. the folio Nng prop
cry, viz:
One Lot ON ith st., south sde. between 6-h-av. aud
Broadway. -,
Three Lots on t5htt north SIDE. bet 5th and 9Th avs
Three Lsts aud next the south e,ner OF 9h av
and 9Th 1t. 800 -
Lot the north east corner 0f 18Th st. and 3D. av
One lot on 10Th. 81 between ID aud Sd avs
Seven Lots on sgd St.. between 81 ard 4th' avs
The LOts all full size and desIablet Of
feritg Inducements for the Investment OF capital
Titles ndsDutabe and the efs of sale VIII De oeft 70
the purchasers Maps giving the dimensions OF the abOyes
can re had NJ the Auction Rooms, No. 7 Bfoadst -
az 2d ,3tb&7tb&ts LitIos
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beIs Of Phsde phla; Rev. T. L. Cutler Of Trenton
Hon Neal Dow. Of Portland Rev HsoTy Ward Bescher
Rev +. ChaDiR; Rev. Df Chesver; Rev. 3. A Corey;
Hon hora bIaEn. If Mass Gov. lia:nes, 81 New
Ing; Rev s. Foster: Rev. b. Fagany L Bar
nun, Esq Muse by the Alegh anass a1d Doc "sr'h
fn,l COMET Band httse E nrusios Gen Houston, Of
Terra, IN hehaf of the Naoral Temperance Socie y will
PRESENT sp sId;d I'D Metal to ne HOB Neal DIV" the
,p,bor AID champion If toe Name Lag.
II, ntsy.ut the ck and seats will oe num-
be,d AID the holder OF each ticket viii be .nsJ 10 the
sest a the sp0I number az The table. The
tables m furnished with the lukuri.s Of The season.
Tic els Ir,e Dollars each to be hsd i, the OH 20 ot
the S, ciefy No 81 Nassau - where Diagram Of the
tables Dsy ne seen aud choice seas for fiGss obtained
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