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BOARD OF AssrsrASr ALDERMEN, /,

PresentAssistant Alderman WoodrnS 81 the chair As.
W Ws.Srsrd Ring Ws gn nsusSp ssceSn sswart
, sty snryey9r in relation t. the brat survey Of section
OF Committee Fire Derartmcnto concur procure
samso concur to orsat.c p Brennan andsslsr, a,
Committee on BordsTo concur to allow ownors of pro-
prs n ysnsG to reguas srad and pave in front of
or Committee sewers-In favor Of sewer in isth
Rstpe street. Eat river to Division street 10Th
aa %,r ,ash x tns fossins vote
Weosyard, Ring, Wells Hgnt Bouton Mci.own stewart,
Whet.n, Barker, Rogers Crawford, oKecfe and McCon.
OF Committee on wharves &eTo concur in relation to
Adopted y The following vote '''
wssaTar ds nT Hunt sssg
xeeIsn' Barker Rogers, Crawford, oKeefe and Neon
grade cs pans sS s. ss ,aJ
cur 70 fence vacant lots in Fourteenth between
de avenue D. ron No. 10 inclusive north 10
to an snf Sas" s "
1sn9s @ti ScE1sed sy
TO onerr to fence vacant lots Seventeenth street
lots in te blocks bounded iy Twentyninth Thr.
.ieth and Ttyrst street, and Broadway and Firth ayeaue
70 t to ,n se1s lots
,Ahrmativemtes.rs Brown Eabtatt Mnybcc, Bresaen,
u.
key-l7,
semeTo concur 70 pave ard curb and gter
cnr 70 direct the drivers Of IN Broadway
srinkng the intersection of different Bowl
ing Green aud Union square, regulate pave aud
euro ard gutter stones, aud flag sidewalks IN Fareth
street etween Fourth ard FIFTH fence
vacant lots on both sides ~ Eistccnh street. between
~" .eeohd avenues; to sidewalk
hrrfe 80 20 ugers street. 10 have Thrtydfth
Hrx ir' m fgtth 70 Ninth paved lay a cross
VAIL n'ross wet street opposite pier No II North river
All adopted, each by the following vote
Nhfmntifc--Thc PRECEDENT Ness~s. Brown NabLatt
OBren, Maylee, Ereaden, Woodward RIM Wells Hunt
Eortcn, McGown, Stewart Wheclan Barker Roger Cra
ford, O'kcefe, and Noconkey-ig e'' ~
or Committee OrinanceaTo concur To uorrnit
Berry Hicks to transfer cir ferry between north
se Of at arne street and Williamsburg Oliver Char
uct. Adopted. ~
nfCcmmittee on Assessmentsfn favor Of confrmo the
following assessment lists and appointing Isaao Eiwarls
collector, visTor building In Madison avenue bc
tween III irty seventh and Thirty yhh streets tho owc
ry east eide from Rroome t. Rivngon street. In Twenty
,st rect from Madison 80 Fourth In
airkt,rler street, from Greenwich avenue - the North
rNer III Sullivan and Broomc rcca IN Nineteenth street
from First avenue 70 avenue for aggng the soathcry side
wnik OF sixteenth street between THIRD and
place for setting crrb and gutter in Forty street,
nom Lsith 60 Tenth avenue; and ~ Fortyr str ct from
.onuwny 20 ffth avenue and ha; Ing space tr1uh tho
from l'rndway TO Eighth avenue and for nacadamizng
spa.s tfy feet wide through the OF the sams
iencipg iots on Second and Threeah street. for
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COrOners' InUuests.

FcrND DRowyrp oroner Hilton on Tuesday held an in.
quest ~ on the body OF an unknown man aoont twenty
two Of age found drowned IN the FL river foot
Chenhers street. The deceased about five feet in
height, was Of light comrleyon had long brown hair,
and was coarsey dressed In his pocket fifteen
In money and pawn ticket FOR plough which was
the Of H. Stacy. No marks Of violence were found
upon his person. and verdict Of death by drowning was
rendered.
7HF MtnrER Or. OsBMsE-Ev,,rvs roy OF Kr,r.
Ecohn Ferting. Of three persons implicated in the
mner Of Ir Chlorine about ten days since exafned
on Tuesday before cor'ner Hilton and stated that at
the fine Of the murder he in the city buying goods
for his clothing store IN Clay ton, Jefferson county AMI
being acquainted with Iinan. he called to him While
sitting in lie public room, he fell into dose and finally
got mp and went to bed. lie heard nothing abau the
aray until nexi morning. when John Mallory informed
him uf II, and sad that lie Wade take The knife from
In Osborne and stab him with t. Keatlng will he de-
tanned until bis he passed unsn v the Grand
Jury although 10 is generally believed that he bad -,
nareiI ation in the murder lie is Irishnan by birth
thirty-six years of age.
RrN Over ny STAGE AND KrrEp.-coroner Gamble on
Tuesday held an inquest upon the body OF Mrs Sarah
smith native Of Pennsylvania seventy TX wears of aon
Whose death was caused H. her being over on the fth
nit while IN broadway near Broome street by an omni.
after he the driver Of the stage John Hicks
whipped up his horses and drove OFT and with din
Gully stopped and arrested The nrv renIered Tho f
lowing verdict " That the deceased came 10 or death
by Injuries received by being over by stage No a
OF The Broadway and Madison line driven by John
human manner in not stopping his stage until ordered
to do 50 by the police" The deceased had been a resi-
dent OF this city for upwards Of forty years.
Fatal Fsr.-roroncr Oronne on Tuesday held an in
vucst upon the body Of Mrs Catharine Ifoyt native Of
this city fftyone years Of ago whose death was caused
by fracture Of the skull produced by falling down
fight of stairs at her late residence No 2ii Division
street ut ~ O'Clock on Monday evening Shortly before
the occurrence of the accident she had been suddenly
seized with dizziness in the head and pain in her hack
and was advised ~ her DAUGHTER 10 retire She said .he
would do and her daughter left the room hut soon
after heard her mother fall down the stairs and on going
TO her asisiaroc ioond her dying The jury renlerc
verdict q dca from fracture Of the skull received by
falling from the stairs leading TO the yard.
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Arrest OF ItMAIE SHOP InTEss Two wcl.iressel fc-
males called ~ the store Of James Beck Co.. Broadway
TUESDAY afternoon under preencc Of making purcla es
aud watching en- opportunity, Of them slipped piece
o. SIX worth sS under her shawl after which both sl-
denly left The silk Immediately missed and the f.
males ovcr'aken with II in their possession ana
hrrcd oer e Ne c-sodv of orcaant Burnhom ri tho
Fifth ward police They taken before Justice ,born
and locked t'r frnl der the names of Mary vonea
and Mary Smith. On the person OF the fgstnamed the
silk was found and on that Of the other a niece
containing sixteen yards, which, II was subsequently
ccr' incd. lad 81 ,oler frfn tho Of Ie Ron.
telle Co.. in Canal street. On their examination thew
ench claimed 10 ue bat hrtyiyc years of ace but n
good judge would pronounce them 10 be fifty i've The
women oree 10 -es IT " John street. the Other
woman halls from wcstchester county.
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COINAGE OF Y. 8. y
- ~


Total SIS l3a3oi g. 3ce s35 s5 20 So 072 1856 20
CT nearly forty three millions Of dollars coined in the
fret nine months Of 1868 upwards of thir eight millions
in gold coin and most Of that large per cent
double eagles SO sr currency goes coin Of that d.
scrpton almost entirely useless They do very well
to pay duties into the Custom IL but for the purposes
Of trade they Of convenience whatever and the
government should require the coinage of smaller denomi
nations tf gold and much silver coin the facilities
OF the mint will permit.
The cantor Company Of Baltimore sold the 81 inst.
large number of desirable lots. Tho sale attracted
arse a~ia0ss Of bsyess aid Lac. ep.s ami compviuon
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
M ON EY MARKET.

wmSEnsy, Oct. SOP. n.
Quotations for fancy stocks were al to-day, and
the transactions at the FIRST board quite large Hold
ers no Doubt are anxious 70 realize bnt fearful OF
flooding the market. All kinds OF stock securities
freely offered to-day, from United states skies down 70
FhGnix Coal Company. Bank stocks are not in such
tive demand they have been, and the probability is
that they win not again command such premiums as
have ruled for some time past. Mineral stocks wore
pretty wen sustaned-in fact they the seadies
curities in the street At the first board to-day Gold
Hill advanced cent New Jersey Zinc declined 4 per
cent Parker Vein, n Crystal Palace Il New York Central
Railroad, x Erie Railroad, x; Harlem, r.; Long
Island, a, Norwich and Worcester ~ Reading Railroad
*; Hudson River Railroad, u; Michigan Central x;
and Michigan Southern This exhibits pretty general
decline and il is to matter Of considerable astonis-
ment that prices well maintained. With tight
money market and steady contraction going on in the
banking movement OF the city It is most extraordinary
that fancy stocks hold their we'll One Of these
days shall scattering among the trashy stock
securities abundant this moment in Wall street
Outsiders who may be present holders OF any OF these
fancies would do well TO get ria Of them while the vari
Gus combinations exist and while they compelled to
| lake all srch stock Offering.
Tho transactions at tho mining board today were as
| follows =
1850 shsra&I ehghzinc Az POO shs Fulton Corner
| 1000 do do do. bso. Az $50 do rhos,S coll.. 81
goo do Ulster Lead la, 2nO do Cnu-aa l Cop 7 n
400 do High wassie Cor?sz 800 do sid Hin ...5h
400 do do .h30 3si
| At the second board the decline very great and
very general Eric 'e of'& per cent Cnmhcr'ani. Il
| Parker vein ; brunswick land Connanv, p Reading
Railroad x Phoenix Coal, y. Gold IIil advanced per
| cent.
The receipts at the Office Of The Assistant Treasurer
| the port Of New York to-day, Oct Z, amounted to
| sloe,99s o5: the payments s7SI559 following
| balance on hand Of 81 $50 o9s os.
The Steamship africa from srort for Liverpool to-
day carried oat s7eG,7cs 50, principally in ngots
Tie Erie PaiIroad Company earned IN 'he month Of Sep
tenher 1880 s51? Ca 81 AGAINST s875 ITO 81 in the SINE
| month last year Increase sr37 t5S Of
The Supreme ourt of Connecticut has dissolved the in
! junction against the Woodbury. Bank. The Hartford
! Co2rcnt says -
Tho receivers will my in rr ~ claims which hare boon
prevented 10 them. The bank will its business d.
recty after tle l2th inst and win pay in tan all claims
against the hank though they not have been present
ed TO the receivers. Holders Of bills need not therefore,
! make any sacrifice on them.
AT meeting of bark officers Yesterday, the committee
announced that everything ready to set tho Clearing
House in operation After discussion 1t decided
to commence Tuesday next, the inst The following
is the certificate which viii be issued by the Bank
! RIGA, the deposit bank -
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FURrJTvrn W.


ENAMFTLED FURNITURE.-rHE SUBSCRIBERS IN.
n vito attention to their ornamental furnit11A
which durability AND chsapusss ansnrpssscd suite
Of from upwards finished IN STYLE Dealers ship
the trade Supplied liberal terms Factory 90
WARWICK rUnNuR
L1NAMELLED COTTAGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ dealers will find complete assortment of beaded ssT.
per tire hah nost, COTTAGE, and other style q
MATHEWS STACYS, No. 5E broadway, corner Of SprlsS
street, Those who have seen the sct No ~ class - QEyG
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
SPECIAL NNrICHa.

ZEE FIFTH, bIATH AND SEVENTH FAiHS.
SPECIAL NOTIONS.
X: ssnday IL Il 3.
snS ssss Ss
y x. : s's Y
q Y Life he oTG 6.Is.: sss 5,s,.
si Fiji so s sp.:s. .i. ss-
A NJ woopwoRTTs NOTE, DATED SEPT ETH,
my office The payment has been stOpped reward will
ss ns's sasr i; s ss'S OF 8 w
NARD-ANToNIo c. MARTINEZ PROFESSOR -oF
music and tsaehsr Of the paneforte and singing Resi-
denee los Fourth avenue, near Twelfth street
100 E-rHER W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
sion " tie room Odd Fsows Hs corner o. Grand and
G Sy srSs streets on Thursday yon
NICKERBocKER DRAMATIC cLuB..A MEETING
N viii be held this evening" NJ o'clock at Utah Hail.
reaueted to be punctua Persons DESTROYS Joining
invited to attend when thoy become members on terms
MASONIC NOTIcE-rHE VARIOUS LODGES IN THE
w city, all members Of the craft In good standing are
u % to 5 IF ss ls M
Tc e. s ia m sg he
40 Broomo street on Friday %ornnS e BALI SeSqk
Canal street at O'Clock A. ~
MASONIC NOTICF-TEE MEMBERS OF EASTERN
I'VE tar Lodge No. ~ +. and A. NJ requested to DO
pnrctnal in attendance at their rooms on this Thursday
e,.rrr II. o'clock business Of importance will
irorrlt up for their consideration. BY order Of
JonN HANNA, Secretary. JOHN MITCHELL W VI
NroTIcF-AIL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN Terence NcMahon dry goods dealer Brooklyn ~ Y
present the the undersigned Nos
20 and e Cedar street in the city of New York before
JOIN CLLARKE, As.isnees.
New York, October 5, 1853.
ORGAN EXEIB1TIoN.--A LARGE ORGAN, WITH
" ree sets Of keys aud two oetayes OF pedals built FOR
formed Friday evening next, commencing O'Clock
y the rroeona gentlemen of this city at The manuactory
IL Centre street. HENRY ERsEN.
rINUE MANAGERS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
the public that tic opening of the Fair Of IT, American
Institute i rnavoida'y postponed until MONDAY, the iNh
for exhibition without further delay By order of tho Board
A. CHANDLER, Cor. Sec.
Two TAlLORs-CUAS. HERIoRcK, TAILoRs' PAT
maker has removed 70 Eighth avenue, between Fiji
tet ard streets second door above the railroad
once Mems. ytAs' boys and cildrens patterns
complete Also alors charts enabling any their
own patterns, Of any style or size.
TINTED STATES CHAPTER, o. U. A.-TuE MEM
hers rf this Chapter particularly he
cir rcgnr meeting Thursday evening" Oct g. to
trarsnet business of vital i'm aortance. BY order,
T',os McGowAa, e. of c. L. W. PARKEs, saohom.
WARREN LODGE, NO 253 L. o. OF o. F.-TnE MEM
w hers Of this lodge requested to he punctua in thc
attendance at their No 50 Bowery Tuesday
ing tie 18th inst O'clock, business Of Importance viii
ALEX. MELVILLE, JE., N. G.
GEORGE McCuLLocn Il. See.
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CpEtlAL ExPRESs nuTiCL--ADAMs 4 co. Will
- New York and Boston, via New
Haven Hartford and srrinrneld Railroads. commcncng
Saturday. October for the transportation Of express pack
generally Express wl leave the ONCE 81 4NP. NJ
daily Leave Dss.A VI hour, wish messengers ussA
ADAMS CO, - RssaAwAy.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EUROPEAN ExPRESS.-AGENCY OF OCEAN PAR
" eel delivery company of London. Parcels forwarded
per Waahinetn, Saturday. Oct sth TO England France
ard through Europe To East indies overland h and
goth. Parcels Received till 10 A. M SATURDAY. Reduced
rates. w. &. BARNEY,
l73 Broadway, corner OF Cortandt street.
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LIQUORS, sc.
EOO AO0 CHOICE HAVANA sEGARs WINES OF
)StNtVNIO various brands, and Of the
W for e at Is cent below vsnaI prices also the largest
stock of hrnn dies alec whiskey Crox and
corfias of descriptions NC, imported
fr the trr de. and will he Sold wholesale
he,ded warehouse from 20 to %
dor cnsh below other horsc IL the city for the
quality 81 Goods. WIN D. BENSON CO., Importers, 4J
Rro,me street cerper " Mercer.
on 0N0 OLD STYLE JUGS sCHrEDAM GIN, FINE
LV.n1O old cluh sehnapps, Heisiock, Charles Held
sleek Nrnrs and other tine champagne olnrets from
~ 10 dossn not,cs returred) No. 40, by W. II. en-
DERHILL. No 4ao Breone street. corner Of Crosby.
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A ucT!oN NoTIcE.-R. W. FROST, AUcTIONEER,
"A will sell this day, at nM O'Clock, No Is Spruce
street excellent assortment ~ household furniture
Stating of tapestry and brussels bureaus
couch beds feather beds, mahogany black maple
hedeads maple block walnut aud mahog ehairs
desks paintings mirrors lC0 nfice chairs show 0a3oa
counters mahogany office railing do doors ice boz,
dc also, the contents Of aud liquor store stnx
Of and wood seat stools rtures 900
COCO choice Havana brandy Din bond) rim, rum,
her its "
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stanton street, brooklyn, assortment OF groceres al
fresh and in good order also all the she store
n IS. HoUGH. AUCTIONEER WILL SELL AT AUG.
IL. tion Friday the 1th inst at 10 A. NJ the furn
ure contained IN the four story eesone house Twenty
first street Egi tn consisting the parors of
rosewood suit IN crimson and maroon do and gold
French rscatee q H-ish aud ancnes
chairs covered in sold ir'.aaa nssniiconty carved
rosewood etegcrc French crvt Mate pier with the
marble slab and brackets lace curtains brocaee do with
ccrDice and shades rosewood centre fancy Paris tables
rosewood pianninre ully warranted month";
ago Also the tapestry Br,ses carpets velvet rugs
&C. Also, the fixtures and
ing Of vases in relief and araespue China
alataster cceks, fancy boxes, &C. &C. Aso fine
collection OF oil PAINTINGS IN chambers
consists Of rosewood and mahogany Gothic and Ezabehan
tedteads, rosewood bureaus mahogany do
coUmcdes lock ccrnerstagde toilet hair mat
pillows and holsters Marecs wooeu
w tet rcr glasses side tables, &c. Also
tension table,
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FANCY FURs.

ENURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATES
of a the shapes in the Exhibition manufactured with
the every variety Of fur from choice skins
selling by the subscriber at moderate prices Also
splendid designs in rich velvet cloaks trimmed
With sable Hudson Bay sable, royal ermine sable
mink martin, Buenos yrcs chincha Russian lynx
variety Of other choice furs Ladies and visiters
ar respectfully invited 70 view These very
for the season. CHARLES COOK,
Fur manufa cturer and skin importer. s2j Broadway.
Several Of stuffed sabs aud ermines for sale, we'll
worthy tie attention of naturat which arrived too late
for tie Crystal Palace
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REWARDS.


S!OO be PAID y ha undersigned for Il. di:eoysry
hnrr Sause IL Barclay street New York on Thursdsy
S for the purpose Of proceeding to PhIadelphs
in hsit black hair slim built dark eyes, wearing blsoI
goste dressed in black cloth dress white vest and ssos
yes. chain carpet bag with name on the
vii, be paid il resorsd to his rends alive or two hundred
doar for the discovery Of the body dead Any nforroa
VIZ MORRISON. LEVY 4 co.
Is William street. New York
&OS REwARD.-MARE sToIEN.-sToLEN FROM
the subscriber IN oranse on M1m s H nigns ocs
and mnll white spot her forehead, long and tail
viii he paid fer the recovery Of and thief hs for
Orange. October 4, 1853
coo REwARD.-LosT, FROM THE STEAMER HEN
II ~ dirk Hudson, black leather trunk Labelled H. C.
Harris The finder will the above reward by ieav
d = REwARD-DOG LosT--sTRAYED FROM NO 80
Nasan heavily made" rsidsh brown ponser dog asea
G old rss head and and a.t ne at tail so
mouths cG s"q n"ps rsseny Ro asSss or deli
Futon treet by any person. will receive the above reward
rsess small yellow hui terrier slut
of vic. Whoever returns the same TO A. {. woodruff
81 South street, viii receive the above reward
d. < REwARD-LosT, IN BROADWAY, on TUESDAY
~ evenings the ith inst small package Of papers, be-
nng 70 4 c IL, Any r. a.ans the and
the above reward.
GOsREwAGD.-LEFT, ON BOARD THE STEAMBOAT
C Joseph Reynap, in going from New York to Amboy,
r S the as 'a 'sf rssys
the above by leaving at 3 South William street
90 REwARD-LosT, ON TUESDAY EVENING, A.
IA small brown part spaniel dog with chain collar and
IS Chambers street. will get the above reward
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AsTECLOGY.

A sTRoLOGY AND pHysIOCNONY-THE CELE.
n tratet DR. r. SHUMAS, Swcde Nv birth, be
shifted sl of c past snd the future Ma
tvcs calculated for ladies and zeptcmca. His residence
15 Chambers street Greenwich See further partisu-
lars In the sun.
Mrs PALMER, ASTROLOCIST HAS REMOVED 10
tI Do Bowory, opposite Prince viii give
TIE ladies ard rcrterp i-st-. . the past, pressne
ard future. from O'Clock A. NJ till 10 p n.
MS pprwsTFR. rRov pn1Apei,piITA TENDERS
M her services "a the ladies and Gentlemen OF this city IN
astclcgy, 1--we and law matters interpreting Dreams eo
by hooks and science constantly relied by Napoeon ana
will tell the of tho lady gentleman they viii marry
also the ~ tho vers. Reside ~ Great yonov
street Of Bowery Ladies' ~ ccrt rentemen o.
Mrs, ALVIN, RENOWNED IN BURoPk to- I. ~
lvl skii In f"retetrg rsr aus -
Furnish nt-ligenc~ about sl circumstances ~ ne 80
-srrrcte dreams law matters snd love ~ ~ ooos
@ rerssps they will ais" ths name o. scr vshs1e
Mrs. Alvin steats the Easlish rre"ee ano termaa -
snsses Residence % Rvusto- street M stSirs near ~
uoverv Charss ~
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A LBRRT II. NIcoLAy, AucTIoNEER.-oREAr Pm

n
IA emPtory sale at auction Of valuable Newtown lotsA
bert H. Nicusy will -ei Tuesday
dsy, October h 18th and eth 1T ~ each dsy on the
ground 500 artiful hrdir ats and villa
afe Of Newtowp known the Randall far and adjoining
the PROPERTY Of the West Trshns Association fonr and
section offered er sale Long Islsnd natural
ADVANTAGES uncnred being ei.nated the limo
New York and Flushing Rilresd the depot,
inv eSfepsve front t Ne~tow rln NIX road
tiop averoe. in the immediate neighhc-hood of schools.
churches, stores, markets. 60 The locality IL
for natural beauty and pruvcris for
narling extensive ~ e s,rronn1ng country hav.
abundant supply of water being covered
aith variety If frut and ecs The New
York ard Flushing RAILROAD IL cons.rrction
viii through ttT v'lae Care vill on this road
hour vi the dag NJ r. M Al corn.
mutation 81 than S"t arnurn The Common
eouncii of tho city 30 williamsburg the evening
day September 2tn passed seutons irving
the railroad r. rinr the through city 10
the ferries The Nwtnwr also through this
perty every half hour during te day rendering
the wards n th city m.
which VIII he from a. IN feet vide viii
and graded in the hest the
who tee warranted In saying that this property
the purpose ot suburban residences
be met with IN other direction The this proDertV
will take place the yr-lrd mars may he exs.
mined in order to be appreciated Terms Of csn
and the auctioneerr fees ~ " time aud
cent the 4th o Ncyrms 1851 haauca can remain
bond and mortgage for three years at por cent
Title upguestionshe printed abstract cr which will be
furnished tn purchaser nnisance clause inserted
In title deed viii protect The purchaser against
erection Of buildings Of objectionable character For full
made to A. n. NTCOLAY, 40 Wall street,
j.. Hoole Co, aS broadway, ~ Fulton; J. W.
Taylor 243 and 2i5 Centre street, to William Randall
on the premises
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lOr u.
the New York Eric Railroad viii be ,old At pu
lie auction at Turner's depot turdsy the 18th day
Octo,er Mt O'Clock l.. " The farm contains .hout no
well waered ard well divided plough and es-
dow ard with good orchard and dwelling house wagon
house and other outhrilings II the 10 ~
Monroe about me mile FROM Turner's depot and
from the New York turnpike Also another farm of 2L<
few steps from the aepo good house sorehousc
she'd harm and cowhousc; first chance
or grocer For further particulars inquire Of ASAHEL
SMITH. at Turner'S depot.