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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE


IL DAD WAY. BOWERY, DIVISION aud
GRAND DIST. PROPEkTY-ADkIAF III MULLER
Will sell at auction WEDNESDAY, Feb. 23 1882, at
Of New York by order Of the undersIgned Of
The estate Of Henry Ense deceased the following vau
able property, viz
The lot Of Land with the three. story brick Building
thereon situate the south of Broadway
and BToome It being IN front Broadway "a feet
BrOcme-st. 100 feet and the 25 feet with the
use and privilege Of party wall, known rs No i86
is susceptible OF being improved to produce Lfge
rental snd offers 70 capt alsts oppo anty for ne OF
TIE pest permanent investments ia the city.
Also the Lot, With the Buildings thereon situated
the easieIy Gde Of and known Nos II and 10 8Owery
beIg feet froat on the BOwerY Including feet Of
alley which alley ~ feet in width and IS deDth
and Is 70 emaln as II row ia Tor the Of
said lot and the one adjoining On the nOrh - fest the
rear, 70 feet on he nOhey SIDE, and lo2 feet on the
sepheTy SIDE This lot situated In Of the best parts
oi the B0weyJ aad ad1ins The well kn0 Westchestes
House.
A,o that certain Lot, with the two four story brck
Buildings thereon know as Nos 80 and 38 Division st.
beng in Id IN front &c feet inches in the rear Is feet
and IN length the westerly side lf9 feet inches and
the eastery side l37 fee be the same more OF sss
The unusual depth Of this lot affords facilities for erect
hg large building in the rear for manufacturing or
other purposes without derims to the other buildings
Also that CERTAIN Lot with the two three story brick
Houses thereon suated the north easgeIy corner Of
GIard snd SIS said lot being p feet Grand St
AID 70 ieet fronting on 1serck and feet IN the
aforiing opportunity for the IF large bud
ne WITH stores underneath, with large 10 second
and hind stories for pubic society o eetagx.
2fA. fH ia N ADDS kMaiEr. Executors
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SHERIFF SALE.-On FRIDAY, Feb.

HEhIT OhLE.-On NIDAI oU'
~ 81 1884, at Il O'Clock NJ at Harlem in the Factory
known the Empire Hosiery Works, 1924 ST. about
one hundred feet east Of the Railroad Four large SIZE
and two small do Machines. tor manufacturing Shlrs,
Drawers &c. Also eight Sewing schnes Betting one
large Pres Plate and Soards Yarn Beams Yarn Needles
Fuling Machine Tubs, Tools, Dye Suffs, and Dying Ap
paraius The cars leave the City Hall for Harlem at T.
81 and 10 o'clock, A-M.-Feb 20 1889 49,. 81.
TIE % TrRpy De,uty 2if6t
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Passengers Arrixeh

Ia sfsaastip Foaetr. from Chaores-D C. D,Nnng T
DAVIDSON e. Humphrles, X s. BERN. ]. Rixhtmoyie W
Nastail, j. 1 Brown. Roht BSrbOr. W Smo,t Nj No
Ueltny, A Adams @ Wallace Barber 3 s rurSsa.
W Anaei son; A Nartn, 4. W Clark r Clark Is
summons, j. Dorrence L. Crawl. j. Matthias p @
SSlhunen, r. MeClasn, w II Carew. J DOYLE. 4 D.
Neal T. BLOWN, Parmlv, sGnAy. ID. Raj. = II s.
sell Eial<cs, A. Dolsen, r. Fms Norssn
c Ma,hsfsse l. stall " ~. Green s Creea al VII
~ y wilson. V. CCcsfel J. + Baiev NJ Waie /
=. Iaiey J. ID Love, $. V. Prentiss = SAos-naker "
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S'tcmsn, W Patterson q W. Richie \ p Ikea Y
n. j. hsl'ey, Il, Hunt 5. Preston, " Evernh IN J.
sse llnoSn, Cooley W. Fachad, J. Warl. L. w. Os-
noFn 1resnwald, s. Astocss, j Stocks n H,rks.ssD
- y gray, W. Back. Phil'lo Santa. r B. Smith. p
p paS,! Stersr s Briggs c P9tes1us J. D3lyts
nooios"n, ID Isyier, Smoot, W A. Adams = Srnr.i-
want A; Bieglow, A y Swords r. Simurons 4 CRmhs.s.
y. MrShel. U King. p Thom nsnn. u " Han.-s
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W wEsTcOrr. Auctionesr
/ ,AkGE and VERY DESIRABLE

-. - VARIETY q H0usehold Furniture and H,ussfurn.h
Cruces THIS Monday MORNING ies 6c!ock 4
70 ito vi in but ntns (svery arr
reserve as usual superior S0fss. Carpe
seS 81 marDle-t0p Furniture Dressing AID Plan b.
rsaas, DFans, Cots, Cottage AID Preach Beds ends.
rrta.Iu Beds, IL larRe Hair Mattresses; Dining Card
1ssfet and other TsNies; Mahogany waiaut ami
epe CeaiIs Clocks, elegant Ivory fable Cutery Gothic
drs{s neh kmbrsifered Curtains. Mahogany and Tsnt
nocsers Girsntoiex. Lamps Sofa Beds, Conc ass f,t
euiIois &c Also, 100 bones imported Cigars sIh van
eS oihtr Traps, tee nunsronst T. mention. 2ts
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THE AZHECS, corner of Broadway
and Leonard sts- These Curious Little People fro.
Central America. scarce two eet height both weighing
ny 81 p0uudscne 10 or H. the peril sps " years
sge--seretoore deemed fabulous extnci-rrsoon By
civilized nations. and quaed living curosi;ies Of
Jsmy rare IN form, SIZE and Character ne ths
society Library from II to AID from to O'Clock ever
Jay Tickets Is cts Children bali prce. i29 lm'
SATILER'S C0SMORAMAS-f'irst
= Series Exhibited corner of 18th. 81 and Broadway
Open from VI. I'll 10 O'Clock 2 NJ Admission IS cents
chese works % Ar consist Of a COLLECTION Of VIEWS Of
EUROPE, ASIA AINOR, SYRIA. The HOLY LAND,
Es1PI,NUBIA AID ARABIA. They are ske.chsd sud
psilte ID on by Prof Sattler. Ief n
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SUPREME COURT, Kings County,
~ Kebry vaa Pell aud Peter Wyckof, Erec,.ggs
Henry Van Pet. deceased against HENRY shltn'l
ANDREW LEAkY, Slmmons-To Hesy sncs, err q
asd ceynse Of JOHN Q. SMITH late Of the w -
New York, decreased You are hereby summoned a.. 80
quntd 10 aDs~er the complaint IN This action VIZ
ire C,y Hall Broosl,n on he lih OCTOBER 1851 saa y
serve cory q your the said conlpalh fs
Il BrookBn within twenty da;s after the service Of "a
summo you exclusive o. the dzT 81 snch ssI's -
n you fail 10 the ssid complaint wilhn o ~
Eesaid the plaintiff In this action VIII Apply 80
Court for the relief demanded IN the eemplans -
for the foreclosure Of mortgage om John q T,,ss
william Hunter, Jr, recorded In Kings County .Iss
oicc, IN bher o7 Of mor pare 1871 and fol " -
the nortgased premises. kOlFE TkEhbLst.
i3fIawswMs Plsintifs Attorneys, BroosBH
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aue,ioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE IN PAR

ADRIAN II. MULLEN, AueilOh6ef.
DEREMPTORY SALE IN PAR
REAL ESTATE on Wilet, Rvington. Market p h, 10Th
ar d Sjth SIS. and on the 9th av-ADHIAN II. MULLEN
viii sell at auction, TUESDAY February "a 1884, al
2oclock the Merchants Exchange BY order OF the
Supreme Court uRder the direction of Hamilton W Rob
insop Esq Referee the following described Real Estate,
viz: ~.
story brick front House thereon situate The easery
side Of Marketst rs feet inches northerly from Cherry
ST. and known as being 20 feet inches IN WIDTH by %
Rivington- st-ihe Lot Of Ground, together with the
Bndngs thereon situate on the northeast corner Of WI
n House Known as Nc $50 vstu Sssy
brick House known No 10 Willet-st and two DRY
frame House known as No. 80 Willet st
Ninth sv.-Ths Lot OF Ground together with the Bdd-
thereon, snate the south Invest OF tbs 9Th
and goth being 10 feet width by 100 feet In deDh
The plot Of ground, together with the three and aha
story brick Buildings thereon, situate the westerly side
of the 9hay adjoining hs last described lot the
southery side being 50 feet inches in Wild by 100 feet in
depth. The Lot OF Ground, with the Buildings thereon
10 feet inches 10 wild h, by 100 feet in depth.
26h st-Sir threestoTy brick Houses and Lots OF Land
situate on the southeIy SIDE OF s6sh ST. commencing Ivy
feet we ttery from The 9Th ay and known as Nos 2S $50
252 2 $50 258 West Goth ST. varying width from 10
20 feet, and beng in depth 90 feet inches.
23h s-Fse Lots situate the north cry side Of 25th
commencing 100 feet westerly from the 9th each IS
feet in width by % feet inches in depth.
e5h One Lot situate on the northery side OF 18th
ST., 800 feet westerly from the 7thay., being IS feet in
width by i02 feet inches in depth.
The above described property viii be sold on the follow
the AuconeeTs fee the day Of sale Is cent tue
LIST of May next when the deed will be ready for delivery
The balance being IS cent may remain on bond and
mortgage for years at cent interest or The FIRST and
per cent interest for the last two years The purchaser
will have the privilege of paying his mortgage at the
praon Of the first The purchaser TO FIVE dollars
The property will be sod with restrictions as regard,
nuisances tll6I 81 O. ), 10, 10, 20, 81, 20. 1i'
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DURTON's THEATER. CHAMBsss-
ID rsn svSHEs FEB = al Ra n g,''0'm'd '0'
" ns Mr. Les or lula Faulkner LES " .sson
n'rs pssbaIl MI Burton Lady Sorrsli -.s.n Blake
To conc ude with the c9m ,ssI,, rsrSe
Toby Tramp Mr.. Burton Fsc-y Miss T. Taylor
Admssion-Dress Circle esld P4rquet 50 cents ssosd
Tier as cents Doors open at 81 commence at ocefE
DROUGHAMs LYCEUM, BsoADwAY,
Ap uear Broome a.-THIs EVENING. Feb. p,
THE LADY OF LYONS
Claude Mr. G ysndenhof Gen. Dumas Mr Chipgentals
Beau,sant Foster Pauline ---Mrs sinclair
THE DEAD SHOT
Io-;se oyetrick .----------- Miss Annie Lonsdals
.omusol-Drssf Circle and Parqust. % cts Family
Circle IS cts Do0F' ossn at 81 couHsDc+ At oc.oct
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
Id - Admission IS cents: children i2i cts
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Feb % and A=Anerso2n'
At ocesk DANCING arS Snsins la
ward THE CROCK OF COLD E.sn,ng at 1 &c.
THE BOTTLE; GRAND PHILOSOPHICAL FEAT,
THE BuCK EYE STRIPPING, Henry Page, youthful
Giant IS years Old and feet high may now De seen nere
rIRCUS-NEW-YORK AMPHI The
~ ATER, No. 81 gowep.
MONDAY EvENIN9, FEB. 20, is5a
SIX CLOWNS
. s9F RE sg5kkPLL, sossg tS5LtEssMs.
Havs generously volunteered their services.
FXTR iORDINARY ANTIPODEAN EEATSl
And the greatestdispla OF vAULTING and TuMBLlNG
will be exhibited in the ring ia which twenty OF
the hrst Artists in the profession VIII appear 81.
Superb WORKMANSHIP, by Mr. NArHANS, MT
~ NJ MYERS Benef, on Wednesday. Bc.e, IS
cents. PHI Iat cents 23f II
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* TTISH CONCERT. Miss
~ JEANNE REYNOLD5ON the SEQ ,sh Vocalist,
takes pleasure IN announcing 10 her many friends AMI the
publi; that she viii give Cencers at the Broadway Tab
sThsc,e on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. q; and IN
order 20 suit the different taste, Of the people, the Concert
Will consist Of Italian, English and Scotch Music Ga
this cccason NNs Reyn5ldson will he assisted by fol-
lowiIg eminent talent
SONORA ELIZA VALENTINE, Prima D5nra; Miss
Oht MMOND, toe American V0ca Isl, Sigior PARA
WILL renoT Nr. WA BROWN, Tenor; EDWARD
KANSKI Blind Pianist.
POE VAN DER WEYDE vii preside at the Piano
forte.
Doors open az 7, to commence st o'clock
Tickets 30 Gems 10 he had the principal hIu nc
Stores. and at the door the evening" Of ths Concert
2if 3ts
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c-,, ~ AiNArVRs sIsAsAc--.-rzIs DAY
"SN-F-TsE--. II Sea- Ni Mooy-Set, c IA
~. O.. sias wArEs-.--Feo %
e-A~ fi0's'-o- - tov tsasd-.. IL "a Hsn Gate 2sa
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4 UCTION SALE at BRIDGEPORT

"A Conn The ssssgnses Of the estate Of r. Yoass
Co. Will sell at public sale on WEDNESDAY,, the 81 az
Of March, 1854 O'Clock NJ. all the interest Of a. s
J. X. Young Co IN the FOUNDRY and MACHINE
BUILDINGS with about 60 rods OF ground together xtt
hec. sibg. situated Ia the CITY OF Brdsspet III. has q
the Housanc Railroad and within about 10 Of ia
New York and New Haven dep6, To those who an, n.
srous Of engaging N the foundry and machine bornss tia
Is OPPORTUNITY the location VERY desira,ls oas
and cannot be exceied in the State of Conneccu
wishing 20 tue establish nent previous tl
tine OF sae have opportunity BY ealing either
the ssgpees residing rear the premises Sale saee
on the premises -Brdgepor,. Fen. IS 1855,
DAVID MgEkER, .
i9f tNh3 IRA NICHOLS A~nees
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pOARD-Wauted, by Gentleman and
small family In a private family, in a respectable
ne ebhorho0d viii furnish their rooms. Tho be-
Of references required. Address n C., Tnbsas o.
fee l3f Inn
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isfiMhs


u Farm Of the subscriber, u the town Of Mamaroa.ak
Wsrchesef County, New-Iofk Said Farm coasafas
about 32 in high state Of cultivation With var,s-
" Of fine grated fruit and suitable buildings in strsts
order. SAID Farm is hall mi from the n ssaiios
Msmsroneck and q from New. Rochelle Station Sx,l
FsIu will be sold on THURSDAY, Feb rs. at O'Clock
p. NJ, on the premises NEHEMIAH PALMER
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ROARDING.-An English family re-
y siding at No. 373 4th 81 have several asaty fun.
nisbed Rooms u let with full or partial Boaa French
and Italian spoken in the house. Him
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HkSRY T. .ssbs. Auc,ionssr.

= AkGE GALE of New and Second
~ s.Id FURNITURE. a. No. 90 Chambers at. TO
NOR COW (ruese syl-HENRY I. LEEDS viii sell As
.hove layss and vaTsd assortment. Of RISE s0'd, Ma
hos,py and Walnut Plilor. Dining room and Chsnber
TI7RSITURE: also enc suite Carved Rosewood Psror
rr,n,,uys IA satin Brccatee Rosew ood so'a
son sin Plush: Table Cutlery Ssver-plsted War; &c
TIE attention those in want of heuse furnishing articles
.narrruary ed 10 this sale It 10 rare opp0rtnni
A. fnynish Catalogues on the morning Of sale zjft'
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T Asst WEEK Will positively close
~ on SATURDAY. Feb 28.h, the exhibition of
LEUTZE's Great National Picture Of WASHING
TON CROSSING THE DELAWARE" at Stuyvesant
Institute, No. $50 Broadway. 23fG
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VI. b. BUTLER, Auctioneer
pU BIC & DMlNISTkATOR'S SALE

" b. BUTLER, Auctoneer
1JU BLtC 3 ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
l. On WEDNESDAY, Feb. 25 At 10 O'Clock at No II
spruces second 0cOT the eerts OF Leopold Or .aaer
Bernard Mcinyre, Apsux Wolff Chriitisn Muller Nj!
ohsel Jortemen. ca harne Ke ky yIc.Orne Griszir
and other IN stsfes COZ stng Of furniu,e Fea
ano seeding Hattfesse., Cothiss rrunls Chests Toaig
atc QnadiaIts Also Gold and g. ver W ttches JewsrV
&c. BY oider 4 JAMgs rIlvrD
81 ''is Pubic Adm'r No. 7 Nasssu-st.
E,AECUTOR'S SALE Of VALUABLE
- RIAL ESrATE.-will be sold a P sblic Auc.ion
IN re tthSI DAY Of rHI2D MONTH Mach ASA
= u oel,ok, noon the ate residence OF yALENfiTF
HtCks, gtctafed, IN Jercho Queens County n m;.ss
rgn Ne Defot Of Long Island Railroad a; Hlcksyiils
iDe arm CONSISTS q atOu, acres of gsra.s ssha
ana N stieh siate u cultivation On said frE IL isrss
Set bult snd convenient dwell Ing House in good order
OLe f-Im H-ute, two large barLs carriage house sc
various kinds '- - IL AAoeS VI
f1fn can be convenisn;ly divided pt, three parts
chAsers. - FS4'i - may 81" Pu-
!ne sac WI take place he premises Onshalfof the
tenn Of years. ~ -1 iH''' gage Il"
Ahg persoa wishing 20 examine the property will .nnv
S,, ~ OF 70 ELIAS HICKS, Executor, No &c
I'er TO A UsDERHILt. No IS Pearl 81 New
80. HIM
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-The great

uh Hungarian Wizard, l.. KORMENDI, will giye hls
first Grand LnfertslDment in America on TlIURSDAY
EVENING March 4, 1854 A variety of beautiful and
astounding Dscep,lons never before produced IN this
Tickets 50 cents. To be had Of Messrs. schubert
& Co No. PSI Broadway G.. & B. Waterman Brothers
No. 200 Broadway. Resd-st. Aston House. Irving,
American Fench's, aad other principal Hotels and Mu
sic Stores. 23f lw+
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WET GOODS VET GOODS.
W WET GOODsni-The subscnbsr vii o'ess " "
worpAg in addition &c his former large stck Of -
Goods leo pieces wet sllhs damaged by wsser oalys
great bargains 900 pieces English pdns new ssiss
coofs Cd 200 pieces Iish IADsns SIDE fine. NJ IN ~ ~
worth double the money IOO ecss pillow Gaze Iiaess
"a ~ 81. snd IS wide 81 Ios ID sas - ~,
Linen sheeting, a Cd aud IS Cd, the neh ssSs
sod FIR the money 80 pieces LIGen DamaSk 20 TX
Cd IS 3D.. 81 Cd and 6s we'll worth the .ten,ioe ~ -
public $50 doz Sapkp MS a. Is 9er dozen Douee -
do lbs, snd l8s SOC d0z Towels all Linen, % ~ n
Ia IS csses and b.Ies shifting. worthy the a'xn 80
CealeTs The above goods ~arrsnted s9aaa, -
wet only and evey article - Bafssd Ia pisie ns
second price val be asked Goods sent 20 All pau'
g COLBY
1850 No 4s ID av sesn 9Th aud losh'se
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R OARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
Id can be accommodated with Board at Ne. lM Hsafy-
st. Also several single Gentlemen References exchanged
At Imt
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RC. KENT. Auotioneer.
FURNITURE. PA

NO FORTE. MIRRORS, CARPETS Sc-Io
UR C. KEMP wil sell AZ auction as above: large rs
sortHsat OF Rosewood Mahosany, slaeS Wfa",. ana M
vul be persr piory solo for cash TO pay advances We
Carved Is,e Sofas in velvet plush. and hs clsih
Raw and Spring seat Chairs various patterns Carved
Rosewood and Mahogany Center Tables with msro.e
Toys superior ,sswood Parachute from ms, rs.s
CITY maker Mirrors. yarious rzss Cafpets' Ehsnstlh
Tables Library Book Cases rchly painted Chsrosr uf
niture en- sfe carved Rosewood, Mahogany, ana walnut
Bedsteads; Marble top Dressing Bates1s and wash
star ds Sofas; Cottage Chairs; Hall Sands PLAN bu
r,aus: Dining Tables Hair Mattresses; and ssns'al
assortment Of good second band Furnrure-1l OF which
is we'll worthy the attention of housekeepe Catsosas
-, 81 r,o,n,n, M sale s3f re
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Boarding..

ROARD.-Pleasant Rooms can be had
~ by two ot more Geutlsmes. of respectAhlny at NJ
1903 Grand st hrst block west II Broadway. MP
tai Board, # desired. NfNs
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DOARD.-Wanted, by Gentleman and
I'D Wife peymanet Board. In q private family, below
Canalst and west u Broadway Room furnished IN
furnished RefereI ce gwen. Address BLEECK, rneaae
Office. zu n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
VNASHINGTON,S BIRTHDAY

w BALL Mr.. PARKER has the pleasure 70
nounce that on MONDAY EVENING next, Feb % ne
intends gving Grand all Of the Birthday OF the
nuETOus Washington, at MS rooms at the North Amer
Hotel Tickets 5OceltS, 20 be obtained AZ the door It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

EDUCATIONAL person is DESTROYS Of
obtaining Board 10 some resgectxble family IN e.
change for Board and Tuition IN Young Ladies beA5d
ing School, stuated about two hours travel from New
York City unicatng by railroad many times n the
day Parents ind this good opportunity TO educate
adauehter without extra expense. Add ew, with rsx
ence J Il j. at this Office. 2if az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

pOARD.-W anted, with full Board, a
~ Furnished Front Psrlor and Bedroom Ailsianx by
Gentleman, e and Chd (also Bedroom for Servant m
genteel locality the Ciiy Hall Terms TO sx-
coed Sc per week. Address IMPRESS. No. 10 Walst
2lf So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

ITO LET.-A very pleasant Room to
IL let to families. with large panries and bedrooms at
tacbed on first and door house No 3i8 Houe
ton near Broadway the location is pie asant and dss
rable Also few single gent emen can be pleasantly
commodate ed with or without board No moving at Mar
For further information apply at the house No s or Ae
Hous'on-st. Terms moderate and reference required
20f 3ts
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ROARD.-A Gentleman and Lady can
40 obtain good board in a Private Family. A large
Room and Bedroom with closets. sc hot and cold water
baths Apply ut No. t6 HenTyd. 2nW
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FURNISHED ROOMS, without Board,

a. No. ia Chambers Swell furnished aparEenn
IN private family; location degrable aad IN the inms
date vicinity OF an excellent restaurant, Bfeakias' -
tea, with prySfe table, II required Nv IN
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ROARD.--A Gentleman and his Wife,
~ CT one or two single Geatlemsh, can find hagd,
somey furnished Rooms at No III East l1h' G. hoase
&c. NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

ROARDING.-A few single or married
Gentlemen can he modated with full partial
Board by applying at No 10 Poplas. Brooklyn, two
utes walk from Fulton Ferry, on the Hights. 1911 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

ROAKD WANTED-By Young Gen-
- tlemsn m private family where there are NO other
boarSers in gentee neigh sorhood Terms, about s.
week Address s., Box No 3sPost- Office, statas leea-
zion Sc &c 2lfNs
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

Late advices from Washington intimate
that the hackers in Congress of The Union
newspaper, finding themselves unable to
carry through their scheme of giving that
press some $500, 900 out of the Public Treas
ury, by bill or Joint resolve repeating the
present contract law and appointing Arm
strong & Co. Printers at treble the pres
ent prices, have been constrained to offer a
share of the spoils to the Wings, to be
used in propping up one of their faiIting
Washington organs, as quid pro quo for
Wing votes enough to pass the bill. We
once more entreat our friends to touch
not, taste not, handle not the unclean
thing Such pitch will de6le-there is no
escaping it. Pray, Wings when the con-
cocters of this barefaced job shall go upon
the stump next October, to dilate on the
extravaganza of the National Expenditures
under Wing rule (every dollar of them
voted by Opposition Congresses and agood
many of them bagged by Opposition Con-
gressmen, )-don't let them have a chance
to jingle any of this plumber by hitting your
pockets They will take the lions share
anyhow; let them take the whole and en-
10Y the credit of it ! If you lie down with
dogs you will get up-you know how.
Don't attempt to indulge in such society
and dodge the consequences-for you will
certainly fail. Be entreated to stand clear
of the whole business.