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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

H. e WILLARD. Auctoneer.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE of HAND
lvI SOME ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNI-
TURE, ke-H 4. WILLARD, AuctioRssr, will sell,
THIS MORNING at f0t o'clock, at No. II Nasssu-st,
corner Of Pine Of Rosewood PaoT Furniture BY
order of MORTGAGE Also small assortment Of Mahogany
do. Also Rosewood Plane.
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GENERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD.

~ QUARTERS, No. rs Tuton.st corner Of Geld -
An elegant assortment o. spnns sad summer Cosamg
p l.. ROGERS, No. rs Fultos-st, corner of 0sl1 =
"0sne 81 fsylors HestQuarters 10 prepared - fysBh ~
the garments for the copsio Of gsssenAss
petition BY smplo3n ether thss superior wofhmsa
he enabled to boast Of the durability Of his clssssf
soTtmsnt Of Clohs, Cassmsies VestIsss. &c. enerscs
the most dssrabis styles, have besa ssecss6 ma
bllity
Nj J. sOUDER still rem alas In charge sf The ess.
toners department. where he has rendered hiaseeh
pepua A. BY his succsss 10 satisfactorily ssg sssusn~
with durable and veil made ClofhiaE
p. L. ROGERS No 10 fussa St .seT God
J 8OUDER. Bspenntsnsens
N B-A large and sxoslient asortnsnt Of yeyshs -
childTens Clothing always haAA which vii - ~
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SUPREME COURT-LEvI S. CHAT.

SrIRLD, Attorney General Of the State Of Nsv lei,
FANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBAkr-h
pursuance Of order Of the Supreme Court Of he @ss
New York made on the twenty hb day OF MAY ia
the undersigned Receiver Of the Canal Bank Of Absay
hereby gives the holders Of the outstanding s
lstng bills Of the said Canal Bank and The p
such for the halasce remaining unpaid nous
blls surrendered receiving the Srsl evder sd INV
bills and certificates fof payment TO thc s-u re = 'e u1
Office in the City 81 Albany. wthlp 40 years ,en me AZ
Hom the benefit of the nd provided for the paysni a
said notes OF bills and certificates. and non All clam
distressed of under the direction OF the said Court III ~
beneft Of the other creditors Of the said Canal baak
greater cenveniencs Of those hsdns the said bulls aad
fcaes the Receiver has made Arrangements D which ~
same viii also Be paid % presentation to the Csnnsrvn
lei fawayF ANDREW WHILE. hsssvsss
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate of ~ County OF New York. nes1es hegs
HAISEY late Of the City Of New-Yc dsceaes1. y
prsss the same with vouchers thereof 70 the ssessr
~ her res,dencs Ne iO3 Third 10 the CITY Of No.
York on or before the fourtessnth day Of Jnas ner
Dated New York, the eleventh day Of pessmecr lei
Az lsvsmrs MARGARET HALeEY. Admin.
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1usnratlre Companies.
OFFICE OF THE Aston MUTUAL Insurance. COMPANY, !
NEw-YoRK, Jan % 1852
TINE FOLLOWING STATEMENT

NEw-YoRk, Jan 90 Is5a
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT
Of the affairs If this Company l. published in con-
forphy with the re- luirements Of tbs charter
Ar cunt Of Premiums not marked OF Decem- a.. az
Amount o. PREMIUMS on Marine and Inland
Navigation, and transportation risks for the go ~ NJ
year ending December 81 1851. e.l,os. "
Total amount Of prsniums .--..----. s9s3 s75 ls
Amount Of earned premiums durng
Less return premiums S9e0l "a
Net earned premiums 1851 sos 2s4 70
Losses paid during same period S3ss,yg
Rsipsurance. commissions. expenses -. 80. =.
anc bad debts % oN ~ sse.o,1 80
Net earned profits si54.s3i 70
The profits Of the Co@pany from the Cd April,
csr,,hcstes ave issued amount TO- SIT $50 %
Additiops! profits as above ..-.-----.. i54.s34 rs
Net earnings to sist December. ls5l--- s3ss aot 70
The Assets Of the Company the sst Decsm-
bel, 1851, were n follow:
Bills recevaDle $a.'as
C2sn ss'cea ~
Premium I'M accounts To- b: closed BY notes OF
cash, scrip Of sundry Mutual Insurance Com
pspies and ssvsEss 49,. =
~ This Company take no Fire Risks disconnected with
The Board Of Trustees have This Day declared Div
the yes. "a .ndns Dec ST. 1851 which Win
81 sT Der cent on the scnp heretofore issued payable in
sssh and atsr the "a Of February By order Of the
Board. EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Eebedss Cook Francis Skiddy, p A. H. Rensxld.
Thomas Tleston, eam1 Sprouils, Chss. Connolly,
I,suf,rop. Eben. B. Croker, Elisha Robbins,
Sidney Brooks, WIN. Buckley Paul Alden
Geo. 6rswold, Jr., Arthur Flnnegan, Thomas Durham,
Elias Ponyert James g. HYDE, w. Kent. IS Cedar,
ri u Brown William Bryce, John Harper
Frederick A. Lee, j. W. Cubert, James Myer,
George Bird, r. T. Woodward, James stuart,
Jehn b Ktchine Theodore Crane, Samuel l. Bush,
Alfred Barrstt. Robert L. Taylor, Fras L. Cook,
c. d. Hurd, s. Is. Chtteosen, Benz. A Mumford.
Edward Antheny, L. s. Pond, Vim. X Lothrop,
Brewster. L. B. Wyman JOSIAH o. Low,
ZEBEDEE COOK. President
EDWARD ANTHONY, Vice President
EDWARD A. STRONG Secretary.
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ANTHONY J. BLERcKER, Auctioassr.
ARGE SALE of ABOUT EIGHTY

II hN06 0AAG vi hDOO lin
IL DEsIRABLE BUDDING LOTS beautifully situated
for building purposee loth liih and lSth $751; and
llth-ss., the Bloomihsdas Road q auctioa-AN-
THONY J. BLERCKRR Will sell Al auctlos On TUES
DAY April g. 1859 10 O'Clock n the Merchants NJ.
change the following desirable lots 4 ground, VIZ
lot On the south east Of 18th and oth-st.
lots "a ard nsx the north east Of 18th and
loeA Of the sans onng on the avenue and On the
street.
IS lots the north aide Of iissh eonns.ei,s
east Of the 18th
Is lots the south ado Of iths sommsnsas 80 foo,
east Of llth-av
ii los the north side Of iiith st. commencing 40 feet
east Of nth av.
lots IN Of the last named. fronting iissh g..
south side
lot on nth -ay, 50 feet ins. north Of nth It,
3kts the south side Of iih beswssn 10th and nth
avs, about 325 feet from the iith-sv.
10 lets and parts Of lots the north side Of 3h b.
tween osh and avs and lots the west sds Of
lith- av so feet inches north Of Nth o.
The above ioss nearly all full and the property
lies within the vicinity Of coed improvements. beng
short distance from the Hudsoa River Railroad. The
gosnt level and se from rocks and every lot ready for
immetate improvement
Stages pas the property every hour in the day Title in
The Of sale viii be liberal 70 the purchaser and
will b made known the day Of sale.
Lthegaphi maps. describing the above property, and
full PARTICULAR be had Of the Auctenser MOI
Broad -. (l9i3)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

EAST BROADWAY.-Tvo Gent,s-
- men With Their Wives caa BE- acosunsdatsi With
eafuls4ed Aputnsats an4 Beard n fYsf-s. ~ hsuss
farnsnsd With gas and Cvsssa water Ao ar.s or foar
ssee Gssfemen sith partial Board Sasrscssry rslbs-
esees esves and required APply - Nc. "a Eass BosA-
way. lDms1,Afe possomsen ean - xivea
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D D HoueH. Auctisnssr.
THIS DAY (Saturday,) at lOt A. M, al

Il No. 81 Beskman ct the entire Furniture of the
three story dwelbnshouse aad store embracing ever
variety Of goods necessary housekeepe beth useful
and eInamsnal payor chamber and bedroom furnIt
In mahogany, black walnut and MAPLE second hsnd
furnvis &C. Also, rich u new Brussels three
ply snd ingram carpets n lots to suit purchasers Eegsh
oil cloths &C. Alse; tive elegant French plate pier sas
large together with vsnsy Of ohsr goods Os
nunsrsus 70 mention Sale positive and without reserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

4. " CAHP, Axccorssr
KIM CASES BOOT6, SHOES sne
CtO BRo6ANs-ou TUESDAY. ss v s'sisel An
"A large asssstnsss for Spsme trade ~
sesh pFiees q the store Of A. D. GALE No as psssI o.
corner Of Patf-st Now Yok ~
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MINING AGENCY.-Te

NJ COMPANIES end persons conAsctsd With Nh:
ING ENTEkPhIsEs.-Ths ssbscritsr, . seisnnes -
spd am nation in California. ne Goverasnt 81 ~
United States bsgs give notice that he has
ecs in this city, sad . ready 70 sttead 70 sseasn.o
eYamn pians maps, drawings. supeneea-
dsnclss and intern Of all knds esnasc:s yHA
the Minias business. Refer TO Hichsrd .ea!L -
Nsw-YoIk. y. j. 0RITZNkk
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Sales By Aurticm.

A. n. M.RwN. Auenoaeer.
UY BANGS BROTHER 4 CO.
~ Trade Sale RooxAs Nc. - Pars-Eow
REGULAR NER-YORK SPRING TRADE sALk.
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oAL.-Tte Subscriber has il yard
~ fali ,sHtl % AAssrAests and a.sun:scss cess ess
sksy es peses Orchard Black Hsa:k Ls1,sn HAstssos
e. shics warranted 70 - Of the beat ssshfy. dsvUsS
,As ssss srssr s< f.y sale 81 sas ve cvsst 9erks
sncss JAnEG T.. WORTH,
Ne "a sfs4k~sy. ~ 80 81. 1AsnpBsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

METROPOLITAN HALL, Mornings.
W SOCIETY LIBRARY. Afternoon sAd Nights
IhbHE EXHIBITIONS DAILY.-Se gYeat are the num-
ser II ytszsors 10 The AZTECS,
MAXlM0 AND BARrOLO,
sseemsne Of new and extrasrainnIy Of people,
aSee two feet hight weighing " and the otAsR -
pounds that three EIAbisioas VIII be givsa Daily. con-
nesaing Klkhisoa viii take place At Metropolitan
HALL daily. en IL TO O'Clock, and The NJ Exhbisioa
The secsey Library freA 81 - Oelsck. aad fro
ecleck, daily. Tickets IS children half prics
q hlss~y Of NE Axsscs rs pagssl 81 esnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

0kE or tive single Gentlemen can DO ac-
" ssnmodasel ysh large foas Parior. With psassiss
On ssessd hcsr without board. private hmiiy from
sfhse 81 thus paper OF 1t the premises No. iS{
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
NAUTION - HARDWAaG DEAE

OTps w. ,.hs sh,. msthod Of sx1uos,ss cur ffissA
and the hardware Ssaisn ssnst.ay sganS osnSs ~
manufactured IN Amsrica, any" .ss"S .nA -
Souss. nd ths nasss bong like errs dealers sesss
careful that thsy are ss ascsived ow ynSrSrsor
SRVTHEEs I C0."-slso eur oeIpo.Ais na!k. 3i.oss
iornsI Gay p ss.s; m1:r 70 ss.i Issvs
~ tkS al stamp Globe") ven known = ssees
s1aptsA for Enneep and Mschinjss' psrposss In ~
nov. Il ne IN the United safes
ghsfheh, Cnglanl
HENRY J. 1BBOTeOH, Agsal.
O0ics No as PaAxl. q :. New Yea.
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ADRIAN II. MyLLss, Aucttonssr
nEHEMPTORY SALE in partitiop.

VENEMFIOHYS SALE In partition, by
order Of ne eugrsns Court. usdsr he direction Of
PHIL0 Z: kUGGLES, Esq, Referee. Of VALUABLE
mus WIlleT.
ADRIAN H. MULLER vii sell 9. auction on THUS rs
DAY, April 8 At Is O'Clock H.. 1t the MsTcnaats' EI-
change. the following described prepsrty w:
eeven Lets and two Houses and Los Ga Delaney IT. bs-
tween Tonpkins and Columbia sss.
Fou Lots asd ess House and Lot on Brosne q. be-
tween Coefek Willett ste.
OAe Lot on Tompkihs st two Lots on Manxin- q ous
Lot ets 0osrck a.. two Lots Lswiss La o. Caa
81.
Part shove described premises under lease for
particulars Of which. together with cimsssoss ke see
SPECIAL advertisement IN Journal Of Commerce. or appy 10
the Auctloaser. Ne Wal e., who're mAps caa y al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-JOHN SELF.
IN TON Msnsssr-w. CORBYN Acting ns.aser -
MONDAY 1vxNING. Apsa 5. via Be prodsss1 The
eeisbra,sd ssd Popular Opsra. entitled the
CROWN DIAMONDS
Den Hssieae Dc SAndoval- III HuA,o.
la CatNina Nine A rllon
Tbs entertainments viii commences With the
IRISH SECRETARY.
Paddy fitzgerald Mr. Hudsou
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J. L. vAsDEwArER. Austionssr
A UCTlON SALE Of STANDARD
"A ROSES st No - Walls -. L. VANDEvArEa
WIN sell On MONDAY, April It II sc ock, Ans ss sc
yaIstiss from the ssrssU Of D. Boil, Fons 5otA and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
miscellaneous advertisements.

NOR SALE New, beautiful Rosewood
Upright Piano, Of octsvss. of q supsrer toss ed
workm anshp BY one Of the beat makers ffea Pss No
1871 Grand-st, New York.
MORRISANIAL LOTS and COTTAGE.
vl One Lot % the raj road, sssr nh e. les go
frost oy fls feet IN dspSh With asv Cottage Hssss
thereon. pnss tsoo-si3e cash and ee pei .esih sys
low Inquire q N. P. L 4BARrE. No. rs BewsU. .
0nlYS.
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R.w. wEsrcorr, Auctloneer.
MORTGAGE SALE-hOUSEHOLD

NJ FURNtTCKE on mUNpAI MOHNINu. ~ "
o'clock at No. l4s Greenwich avConsstiBg Of els
CANT Of carpet. bureaus dining center and
card tables sany and walnut sofas mahesAny wal
nut and maple chars bsdssads feather beds hair mat
git and nsho mirrors mahogany and walnut
rockers couches piano Stools window shades. hall aud
All Of which will be psrsmptorily sold rata or shine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

RAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTS
N AL CONCERT at the Apollo Rooms, 4le Broadway.
on TUESDAY EVENING, April s, 1851, By
MADAME SIEDENBURG.
who will be assisted BY the following eminent talent
MAIDEN oiselle Gsln, Hers Klein Benler Muller Behr-
lem. Bereper and others.
Music Stores Tuesday evening at the door Doors
open a. o'clock to commence a. 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

D. RGAIN for CASH, TO Elk.
ID CHANGE or to pIRE -Rosswoed octave Plase;
6ns Chrome sssts (xpg Gold Patent Lever wAieA
ss. Chains asd Pencils Damosds Piss. 1nE -
tic, At CASH OFFICE Ao1Eytl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

ROARD in the COUNTRY.-Af few re-
IL specialize Bssrisn saa b accenu odsssd vish rood
sSs,d rsssss. ssa healthy sastsa. Bat short dis
seyaL unes das, Bolfsrthsr psseusm inartre sS ~
given and required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

NEWLY-FURNISHED ROOMS with
BOARD "A few siAsis Gentlemen or Gersemeu
~ their Wives be accommodated b. applvine a. No
and REQUIRED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

GATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Firsa
NJ eriss.-Exhibtsd corner Of l5th-st and Broadway
Open from A. d. till 10 O'Clock Pm Admission . cents
These works Of Art consist of q cescton Of VIEWS o.
EUROPE, ASIA MINOR. SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND
EGYPT, NUBIA and ARABIA They skstched md
painted in oil By Prot. Battlsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
BOARDING in SOUTH BROOKLYN

LIZA small, respectable private family, having
very pleasant spare rooms would ike 10 lie tssm 70 Gen
tlsmen. with first rate break fast and tea The house
beautifully located overlooking the Bay, Staten Island
nc only minutes walk from the Hamilton ferry. For
further particulars inquire at Ne 3& Hcks corner OF
unionsr. South Brooklyn The best Of reference given
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
r. Col TON, Anctioneer.
IOTJSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIER

F. COLON will sell THIS DAT, saturday, April 81 at
io} scoeh at the Auction Rooms No 50 st. the
will comprise paror, dining room. and bedroom fuRitsrs
Also several good feather beds and hair mattresses SOFAS
spring seat mahogany aAd other chairs Votsre do Brus
sells three ply and pets sytsnon tables large
lot of oil cloths China ard glass ware cutlery. &C. Also
vary lsrsa per slassss fIonsh plate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

ROARD-A private family viii let, 70
gsetiersa esly IN elegant 3sxos aAA hsdrssn ana
80 assse ,ooias, With or wtkou: partial board Bsfa
square,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

- Two o. three s1gls Gentiemsn b. accommodated
with partial Board furnished rooms without meals "
smai rsssss.sls ervass family without ehildrss, .
are Large and sy will b handsomely AID srrs furnished
Locsien, vheA Y unsxeepsenasls. snly four nnusss'
ness and the comforts Of home may sStain their vkss
Proc IS PEI week Address O. Boz No IS Post once
New York, which viii 10 innediassly attsnds1 To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

~ gossssssS from S'ssA Ssss.
v.s :, ala. IA bs,s Hsssssli, fss Boston f'f
River rlsf's. "a. -. ..sn sAn RAM amin
AS.ns fssrl fres Bah for eaitmsfe ,. r..,
~. - ~, IS % a. loo IS E. ship Magnolia, asH'
heS c. csus fDss 81 for sestosr -. p.,s.h,,,
w ~ "a po,ut ds Gale. Csylcn. ship ssrssans'
s.ss fssS ssmbsy 10 days for Calcutta
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Goal.

TU COAL DEALERS THROUGH
u OUT the UNION -TAs unAsnigned hsvinx rees,,
Weighing Coal and also hsns reduced thsar press - A.
lowest pant = nch sos1 sesee can BE- offered are nov
prepared TO supply hose engaged b the Goal srniS n 49,
notice.. FAIRBANKS Co. No. 3 Wa,sr "a ~
Asv ncdifestisa Of Whssbaow sesies 80 fcr a.,
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Board an1 Rooms.

BOARD UP TOWN-On third floor, in
- the fret class House of q private family. Would
accommodate gentleman and his wife two three of
respectable party None other seed Re renoe
Paxteular. Addrsss w. H X. Union sluare POst Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

WANTED-By two young Gentlemeo,
w who would room together. goodsized room. with
full Board breakfast and dinner Sunday ia
private family. where there few other boarders Lo
be the lower part of the city, mot than
10 mnures' walk from the Post Of6ce Address, stating
terms, &C., T. H. B.. Tribune Office. References
changsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
LIBRARY ROOMS
NAPOLEON at FONTAINBLEAU,

1 March 81, 1914 -THE EVE OF HIS ABDICATION,
painted BY Paul DelaYochs Tho exhibition OF this would
renowned picture which has been visited during the last
years In England France and Germany by over half
million Of people u open 1t 6tuyvesant bttuts Nc
SO Broadway Open from A. n. to 10 P. n. Admssios
Is eenta. Children half price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

OARD.-T To Let, ia i4th-st. near
-,ouars suits Of RsoG . GA second do,r foot
~th hot and CO ~asy IN pss'rsss, 20 small parf. O
sI months ysar. 9TH or rrhoat oiv.te soe $50
th,ss sirss ssnilsnsn Address a las 70 4 T.'S1hs
ORes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

DOAkDlNG.-AG Gentleman and Vile
- can obtain pleasant Rooms With Board. N 'nSs
~hsrs there ars fsw ssec. boartefs Also two stge
G.nilemsn full partial Soard BY applying ~
No ga Green st. Bath in the house. No m0vsg on tss
lss Of MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

EDWARD ANTHONY. Vice President
EDWARD A. STRONG. Secretary.
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ROARD.-Genteel permanent Beard a
~ Me- g Yxlssa-a- Ass, asnasas "a a. bossds~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
,OARD in BROOKLYN.-Gentlemen
LARGE.SIZED BACK PARLOR

N 10 LET-On the first or well furnished vi good
pantriss apacbed. suitable for gentleman and his vie.
vrh good boaId Exe~ise too or three nsg
be accommodated with good board and comfortable,
well fu pished rooms BY sppying No % Forsstns',
near Walker. No moving LIST Of May. Good references
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

kOAkD-W antsd for Lady and Child,
~ who're there are few boa1tsrs west Of Broad
wY prsfersd; not above Caaal below Dsrciav- q
Also ungie room for 9eAtlsnaA. Teasoaab.e mica
s.d Beard paid pzAsssaily Address -. A. G. a ihi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
WIN. 8 McILvArN 4 Co. Auctioneers.
SELL, THIS DAY. at auction,
HENaY 7. LEEDS, Auctiosssr, No. SO Chsnbersst
LAS THIS DAY a SALE of valuable

d. 3. HoUGH, Auctionssr.
MONDAY, April s, at l0t o'clock AM,
lvl A No 30 Douinck st the entire Furniture of the
house, embracing good assor msnt q good fursise IN
good order Catalogues this day at Sales ROOM No. 81
beeknsn-st. Particulars Monday morning.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-03
I .YaInabIe ;I,ropeAtX f0r Sale. \

.ENNHE. valuable. and coInmndious Tavern.
u stand known rs ''BROWN HALLnin
ColuEbus Grove, oPutnpp county, Ohio, is
offered for sale by the proprietor and will be
sold on very favorable terms. He has changed
his location for the practice Of his profession
and lsthereiore desirous to have his property
under his Immediate control, and with that
view is 6fxous to dispose Of the ABOVE pro-
Perty in Putnam county. 1t Is the best fitted
up and most commodious Tavern Stand,
Stnbling, &C., in that section of country and
IS as valuable property as person intending
to enter upon that kind Of business can posi-.
blv find9f For particulars apply to d. AN
DREWS,i Troy. Ashland county; OF to
JAMES MACKENZIE, Kalida, Ohio.
November 10, 1892. COG
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us hersbygiyen that there will be a peti-J
ton: presented to the Commissioners Of
Putnam county, at their Dec ember Session,
1852, praying for the alteration Of the conn
tv road lending from Giandorf west to the
Napoleon road, atthe center dissection TWEEN
ty, Greenshurgh gtownshlp,g by extending
said county road from the place wherei in-
tersects the said Napoleon road, one and
one-fourth miles due west to the south east
corner os Jonas Shanks lland; thence due
north until it intersects the Ottowa, and De-
fance road. tno1 s,. bFg
October 9TH. 1852. II, 602 !,
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NoIICE is hereby given toMahnla Critics
In thptherhusband, John Crites,has filed his
prayer Of which said Petition is that the said
John Critics be divorced from her the said Ma
hala Critics. Cause set forth on which said dl.
.yorceis prayed for; Adultery with divers per-
sons in said petition named. The said Muhala
Critics willlbereby ,uke notice that the said
petition fo- divorce will be for herring at the
next term Of the said Court Of fCommon Pleas,
of said County. aarsb tasssa s.ia.g tra 81
81 al By JAMES MACKENZIE, sol'r.
Nov. 8, 1852.
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NToTlCE IL hereby given that q petition
lN will be presented to the Commissioners
of Putnam county. Ohio, Tor the establish-
ment Of County Road. commencing on the
road on the west side of 0ttowa river about
twenty rods, south Of Joseph Clevenger's
residence-,hence castor or near the town
ship line between Union and Sugarcreek
townships till said rpad ntersects the road
between the residences Of Gabriel Griiten
and William Turner. in Pleasant township.
November 2. 1891 .lti5t1 fH8sl 604
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NTOTICE is hereby given that a petition
~ will be presented 10 the Commissioners of
Putnam County, at their December session
1889. praying for County Road. commenc.
ing at the north east corner ofMartin Stiger's
land in Blanchard township, thence running
due south one and halfmile, to the north
west corner OF John Medlow's farm, thence
on the line between J.. Medlow's farm and
tract OF land known as Adamse's land to
the Lima Road. aiMANY PETITIONERS. z
July 26. 1882. sesg fs,iafE ss8t Il, s.atJ
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NTOTICEds hereby given tha. petition
In will presentedito the Commissioners
of Putnam county, Ohio, at their next meet
ing on :be first Monday OF December. A. D.
1859, for 10 lay out and establish new
County Road, beginning son the Findlay and
Miami freeturnpikal on the south and north
center limo of section number thirty in town.
ship number one north Of range number
seven east-thence south TO intersect the
base line on. the south line Of said township.
q October 81, 1852. Ssfk lAt sst tlt GOA