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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
ANTHONY J. BLgroSER Auctioneer.
large SALE of NINE HOUSES and

large SALE of NINE HOUSES and
LLOTS, and EIGHTEEN BUILDING LOTS, ON 4th.
a l3ls lSith and lS5th in the City of NewlOrk at
haon-ANTHONY J. BLEECkER viii cell at public
nstot cn FRIDAY, Feb - 1883 at II o'clock, ~ the
Keants' Exchange, the following desirable property
ahh and Perry The two-story brick Store and
Asluaed ou the northeast, of Perry and ith-sts,
sxa as No 81 4th-st Also, the four twostOry brick
lss Ad Lots adjoining known Nos ~ 81, IS and %
a The Lots We each rs feet by 50 feet in depth. The
Hssss are each Is feet BY 80 feet III depth.
o. l7th.st also, the threestsry bTok House and Lot
nOsn No lS5 West r7thst, the S,hsv, aud be-
Seen tie 7h and 6thav Size of Lots a by 40 feet si.e
4 Hotscs 70 by 80 Zee. in depth.
ksO the three adjoining twosoTy and attic brick front
bse. and Lots known Nos l79, s aud 1888 West l7th
Sac OF Lots ~ by % feet size OF houses ~ by 50 feet
ssp
"a lsst also four desirable Building Lots situated on
hoIth side Of Ssi-st, between 9Th and 6thays and
0Cnencng leo feet east OF the 6hay Each Lot the full
On iSih and S5tns SITS else, fourteen choice Building
los az lying in body OF tie same fronting on
Sith.st and seven fronting lS5thSt; the whole be-
nlusted between the 5th and 9th avs aud commencing
II feet from the 6th-Sv. Bsch Lot fall size.
fof mAps terms aud further particulars apply to the
AActoneeT, No. BToadst. (Sfu9
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JAHss CoLg. Ap.ticree,

DERE MPTORY SALE of 50 LOTS on
Il ethst, Plank Road end the lIthav. IN the Eighth
TUESDAY March le53 At II O'Clock at the Merchaas,
EIehtDse, the following very desirable property.
Slots fronting Plank Rosd-sv, corner of Gh-a The
lots are each Is feet 'front.' by over lf0 deep.
II lots On the llth-sv corner Of 9th II
feet.
IS gore lots IN the rear of the above
This property very desirable Tor improve
ment beng on hr grade and good ground Ninth
psnked and all the streets in the vicinity and the
nuse are rraded.
Terms-6o per cent may remsn on bond and mortgage,
If desired.
Maps may be obtained the Offices of the Auetoaeey
No. B Fulton-st Brooklyn, and No. Wsl-st NewYork
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JANIS COLE Anctioneer
DOSITIVE SALE WHARF

4 PROPERTY, the foo. Of Clark-s.. Brooklyn
JANIS COLE WIN sell at Auction, on TUESDAY, Feb
~ 1883 al IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange, New
York, the following valuable property, viz
very desirable piece OF land In the First Ward, Brook
lyn formerly belonging 10 the late Henry Warins, On
furman.st near the new W.list fsry from Montague
place and adjoining land Of w w Tsdd and VIM. a. Hsr
beck Co. Ii has front of us feet on Furmans and
the the exterior line by 29 feet 10 inches the
south side, and 263 feet inches the north de per
nap annexed.
Terms-A large portion Of the purchase money may
bond and mortgage, If desired for Of years
Maps ready the Offices Of the Auctoneer, No
43 Futonst Brooklyn and No. WaIlst, NevYok- 1909
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Aw1HoSY ]. BLEEcXER, Auctioneer
'YFCIITOR's SALE of Ia HOUSES and


LLOTS on Broome Cannon, Mott, Anthony and Thorn
.er,ts in the City Of Eew-York at Auction.-A. j.
rTyCKER will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, Feb.
slsss az Il NJ, at the Merchants Exchange N. Y, by
Zen the Executors Of the estate Of John r. Livingston
Sss,ed the following desirable property, viz
On Bfeome a.-The Houses and Lots known as Nos 49,
ss and 155 BroomeGt the whole plot Of ground form
as BY 100 feet deep, be the same more or less.
Ot Cannon s-Aso the Houses and Lots known as Nos.
and s6 Cannon SITS, the whole plot Of ground being
,ty 100 feet in depth
u Mottst-Also. the House end Lot No. 272 Mott-st.
7, of Lot 20 by 80 feet, be the or less.
On Anthony st-Also, the Houses and Lots known as
"A D. and 20 Anthony st, including the corner of West
ssdwly, the whole po, being 81 feet ms on Anthony
md IS feet on West Broadway.
oo Thomas st-Also, the Houses and Lots known as
" IL and 4IA Thomas IT., the whole plot OF ground be-
80 BY 100 feet in depth.
Alrse portion of the purchase money can remain On
spd and mortgage
q 7 R,asS4t or OF FRANCIS Il. GARRETf5OS, No.
sIshns FREEBORN GARRETTsON,
HENRY B. MSIRONG,
IN Of the late John TX. Livingston
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ALBERT u, NicoLAY, AuctioResr.
SALE. Mifhnuf rest

PLhEMlIO UNI CAI4T-, WITHOUT ItscINti W
the highest bidder Of valuable property al Pors Wash
alton, Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, n j. the PsNil-
- hotel neat frame Church story frame IotsSe
name stSTs, and aeSyi lyy sesuuisl bridns ksi rn
sSDAl, Feb p at l. o'clock, at the Merchants TX
'rse New orb the well known and fashionable summer
t known rs the For Washington Hotel together with
~ eight lots SNSo fronting on Shrewsbury River at
iEWasmngon, Monmouth Co, NJ. The house is three
:, frame %1tS with paEA al round, aud was built
wears ego IN the best manner by Thomas Hunt Esq,
aEessly for summer hotel, and esnsains follows
soor TIVE pAriors and dining nom sesond and third
SCR socpins rooms THIS hotel hss been 10 successful
@ston tor several wears past, ard durhg the SKINNER
stca from a = applicants are turned away almost
y the demand for accommodation IN that section Of tie
esiy being much greater than NJ any other watering
Aka bcns directly on the shore and easy OF access.
~ ser good bSrn wseoa house and other ont hoases,
as building Used as the bar Is separate tron TIE hotel
Aslrnlses have rented tor some time pas or 500 PEG
Fen good tenant.
ScnG-A neSt frame Church with six o;s Of srosna,
A50xN feet each Church sboat SASO feet more or less,
Shky Thos Hunt Eso.
Fsa-A "A story frame Cottage, with two lots Of ground,
se Sx9o fee; each, togS theT wh good twos,oy tsne
~ Cottage sbout Ms barn about zsx, more OF les,
snow ioI SO year. ana VAL rent toE uio-e neSt year
lesthA frame store stories high shout lSx4o teet;
eee sejoinang sSoa' iSIx< ieet. Wln rent eSca hg
y and % feet ssas on enc size, and - -e inches
EahAso about zoe desirable buidips lot 50 Set font
mar and from 100 70 lee feet ia depth frontlng on
shisston Man, Church Lafayette and hanssss znatLe
u Bank Rceda0 situated o. elevated ground command
seCyutry aud viii te sod with the privilege Of oae OF
eie letS at the opoon &C TIE Pur>lAsei.
tbe Atuafou OF pc<t sshs Ton "a unsarassed for re-
Son pleasure health TIE North ShTews5ary River
Sns 6eea celebrated tOl s picturesque beatty And the
shres Of Nevcrsink are IN view OF the fsvLoa- The
SA &yins the Atsntic Ocean from the River. can be
keed few minutes Shrewsbury IL acted for It's tine
:sS ssrf and riyey bathing, oysters clans, &c.
ne steamboats, Thomas Hunt, Golden Gate and Edwin
sp,y daily in the summer seSsoa, and every other day
IN winter Fare - ceals. SAscs are always ready %
Sss OF the boats 20 convey passengers to Loos branch
He<niaied from sINe TO $500 for the Purpase ct
1s tAo Shrewsbury River gable 50 thai ste 1noosts
rea Al regular bours, which now being surveyed
Asu. may hold property IN NewlessCy the sane As any
VA eCrn citizen Of the United States.
nue indsYetshle
tsAs-Ten per cent snd the sacnoneers fee the day
se forty Per cent the e,h Of March when the deeds
ee ready toe delivery The balance romsin on bond
MORTGAGE Tor three yeafs ~ per cent discount OF 10
Teert will be made for GAL
athOgraphle maps and fan particulars spply 70 the
~socnetT, Nc ~ Wals. (2721
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ADRIAs II; MvLLEs, AqctiOnesr; WAY, or

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioncer
VALUABLE PROPERTY on VESEI-ST.
at AUCIION.-ADRIAN IA. MULLER will sell at
auction FRIDAY, Feb 2 1885, at II o'clock NJ, al the
Merchants Exchange the very desirable Lot OF Ground
together with the Buildings thereon, situate on the north
side of Vcssyst between Broadway and Church-st and
known e. being ~ feet 10 ms width, with party
walls on both sides by rs H. in depth, or less For
further particulars apply the Auctoneer, No. Wall st,
Of Neyy-st.
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limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPAS1 eornecir-f with the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company, cayrrI the great United safes Mall
Only through United States Mail Line for CALIFORNIA
and OREGON, VIA Aspinval and Panama Great reduc-
non. The splendid snd doube-enTine United Staes
Mail steamship OHIO So baden, II. J. Ha-cstens,
Z. s. Navy Commando. and the CHEROKEE, John Nc
Gowan, Comm snder viii sal on MONDAY, Feb. q,
al coot NJ precisely, from pier It foot Of W-en ct,
North River, for Aspinws dect The Paedc Mail steam
thip Compsrys magnificent new steamer JOHN L.
STEPHENS, $50 RS burden, Commodore Robert l.
Pearson will be in readiness AZ Panama together with the
steamer PANAMA 10 take tire mails and Passengers Of the
Ohio and Cherokee and ss immediately for San Francisco
The John L. Stephens been built expressly for the Pa
cc service, with extended guards. giving spacio-s deck
room proensdcs &c. Hervenanon cannot be surpassed,
large windows and hghs being substituted N place of port
holes both forward and ST. There o1khead or other
obstruction 70 the Tree passage OF from stem 70 stern,
IN either deck. Her sailing qualities were thoroughly
tested previous 20 her departure, and abe proved herself
Of the fastest steamers aaoat No efforts spared
the part Of tne Companies 20 send their passengers
through with expedition, comfort and safety. RAes
of Fare TO Aspnwsl LADIES' Saloon STATE Room s65;
Lower AT and Forward Saloon do. s5; Second CABIN
stsndees s45 Steerase SIS Rates OF fare from Panama 20
San Francisco First Cabin, After Saloon State Roons
ESQ; First Cabin. Forward UppsEdeck State Rooms 500
Forward Cabin Steerase Fare, 500 Stserage $50 Pas
sengers viii be landed the Railroad Wharf 60 Aspnwl
free Transit Of the sthmls ~ the expense For
freight passage apply 20 CHARLES A. WHITNEY: at
the Office Of the Companies, No III Wesss cor OF War
N Y.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
THIRTY-EIGHT DESIRABLE BUILD

ING LOTS 18th and jth-ays and on Ill, liz, ll4th
and l15th-sts, NewYork, at Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public Auction
Saturday, March s. 1853 at IL o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange, the following property, viz.
On fthav-Eght Lots forming the entire front OF the
block the side of 4thav between 11lh and ll2b
IL.
On lllth and ll2tbsts-Also Twenty choice Lots, all
lying in body 10 Of the fronting llths and
10 fronting l2tbst being in Of the above, and 100
feet west OF <th-sv.
On Eight lots forming the whole front Of
the block the side of hay between 18th aud i5th
ct. Also,
Two Lots in OF the same, fronting ll4th and
on 18th sts.
For Maps, terms and further particulars apply to the
Auctioneer No. BrOad-st. ga.
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ANTHONY j. BLEucKER, Auctioneer.
LRGE and peremptory SALE of about l04

ARGE and perenptory SALE OF about lOi
LBuidipe Lots forming two Blocks Of Ground with wa
ahons on ft I'd and Sdays and on sSlh and ssthsts,
lIpction. go
NTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell a. public auction
THURSDAY March 3, 1885, at IL O'Clock at the Mer-
htts Exchange, the following Building Lots viz;
About ~ Lots forming nearly the entire block OF ground
ahded BY the I'd and Sd avs and BY sSth and ssthss
N tbe lat and "a. avs and by 98th aud 99th-sts.
Abo, Lots forming the whole front of the block be-
sssp th and 9hsts on the side Of siav with the
sble water ght ia front Of said property being on the
vt River For maps describing the above property with
ms and further particulars, eppy TO the Aucuoneer No
aoad III. t|06l)
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3. A. CHnToS, Auctioneer.
THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES and

n LOTS at auction Sumrntst. South Brooklyn
COLE Chiffon will sell at auction on SATURDAY,
Feb e. at II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange Sum
mits Brooklyn, estory brck houses and lots on te
southery side between Columbia and Hckss, being the
eight houses Colunba-st The lots 20 BY 100
feet each, the houses 20 by IS feet built and finished IN
modern syle with under cellars and vaults in front marble
msnts and water throughout with bathing and
wttercoses range in the kitchen &C. within FIVE minutes
walk OF Hamilton ferry. For and maps apply 20 the
Aucnoneers, No 9Wall-st. $3.50
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r We learn from The V,giIass tn

r. We learn from The Vsgilass that the
Porter Plantation 10 the Parish Of 81 Chares La, yss
soia by the Sheriff the 2lth ulf fe he SUM OF III.
500. IL vas purchased By Madame lie Burgeos .na nsI
son, Louis lie BsrgeoA. II measures nine spsnes nsot
on the river and eighty srpsus deep, end ~ isfee
seventy negroes on H.
~ There are many indicstions says Ih Nsw-
ark Mucsr shss The candidate Of the Denoerscyfor Gov
crnor Of NewJerssy srTsos.d, snd tnst me primary
the srssngemept already made. VIM c. Alexander,
President Of ooe Of the nOaopofy Compssss, 70 the
DAG-
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SUPREME COURT. City and County Of

- Ne~ York-Fhap W. Erss sad samuel Ens' ss' wnam
" acp l.rsel MoCd snd Johs A hrttSunns,n. t n,nsy
demand on contract To dcseedsns WILLIAM WAIVS
and JOHN BART You are hereby sanlnond ssi eeGea
she oths CITY and County Of View OK Ga he w dS oo
her 1857 and 20 the Md On
te their oe No 10 Nsast, IN the Cts Of Nev
Yos within Ater the OF lbs summons - yoa
exclusive and auto srs~er me go
c-rpsnt aforesaid, the pAa, d ths stss vi
~. dsreu the u osc huairrd dodss .n
,s., % the ay February thousand sh' h1ndred
and efty une besides Of th. scn-pssd N.s.ne-r 81
IsSs. SiALLnNtNni NJ MOI
40 ia~lswM fsstis A"o'nsSs
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Professional Notices.

ENGlNEERING-Th undersigned is pre-
~ pared furnish Specfeatons Estimates Pansin gem
eIa aud detail of Steamships Steamboats, Propees High
and Low Pressure Engines Boilers and Machinery of every
description Broker in Steam Vessels Machinery, Boilers
&c General Agent for Asheroft's Steam Guase, Allen
Moves Metallic SelfadjustnE Cencal Packing, Fsber's
Magnetic Water Guage Roebngs Patent Wire Rope tor
hosting and steering purposes, Se, &c &c,
CHAS. w COPELAND
Consulting Engineer, No. "a Broadway.
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TOR SALE at AUCTION-Only 5000 cash
B.A. Chiffon, Auctoneer.
HOUSE and LOT No 81 BAYARD-ST,

III near the Bowery, at Auction COLE 4 Chiffon
Mwn st auction MONDAY Feb %, 1885, at IL oclk,
1asNschants Exchange, the valuable property No 81
Biyuas on the south side, between the Bswery and
Eie The lot is % feet in front and and S. feet
deep On the lot there Is twostOry aud attic brick front
cuse feet Deep with e1teuson l4eet6 inches
Nnet deep, and apazza feet wide. For maps and full
vteulars apply ut the Office of the Auctioneep, NO
hlA (bol)
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1853

OAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and is
~ constantly eisekurns a. the various kinds Of Anthrs
cite and Bitumirous Goals viz: Peseh Orchard Black
Heath, LehiFb. Liverpool 0Tel Camel Sidney, ke- kc,
al q the very best quality delivered in h.ntons oraer
and for sale low. JAMES l. WORTH.
ith-st, cor. Thompson. ard 6th-gv, cor. AnozS.
Down. town Office No g w Il-ss-
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VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION-Th,

Farm formerly owned and occupied by GILBERT
HOLMES, Esq, deceased, (situated the River-rosd
three miles north Of the village of Newburzh Orange
County, N.Y) will be sold al Auction at the Orange
Hotel, NewbuTgh WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1858, at IL
O'Clock, A. This Farm contains lf5 Of very pro-
ductve Land, all highly cultivated well fenced and wei
watered and will be sold in three parcels follows, viz
fnst-@ acres, on which is new brick Mansion House,
beautifully situated, tanning Is finished IL
built by the proprietor for his occupancy, and is
handsome convenient residence Also large, Barn,
Granary Wagon house two good Wells, &c large fine
Apple Orchard and great varety Of young Fruit Trees
Near the house high ground IS failing Spring Of
Water which, at trns cost could be conducted to all
parts OF the dwelling, as 1t now is 70 the barn.
SecondThe old Family HOME containing - acres
situated south of the above and separated from by the
public road. IL has on II comfortable Dwelling. Barn,
OutBouses, Fruit &c, being in oil respects fnst-rate
Farm in itself
Tird-3O acres OF the road and fronting the Man
SION, commanding unsurpassed view of the Hudson
River, and afording most inviting building sits.
Terms: One-half or two-thrds Of the purchase money
msy remain on Bond and Mortgage for term Of years
Title indispuabe. Possession will be given the first
day of April next. -
fneuire OF MACFARLIN l. MERRITT, No. 81 9d.av,
or No. 8 Nassau-st., New-Yorki LEWIS w. YOUNG,
Eewbuph, or CHARLES W. HOLMES, Middle Hope,
Of the subscriber in the village Of Sng Sing Pur-
28 1873 M DC. CRAWFORD, Executor.
STEPHEN C. PARMENTER Auctioneer.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JE RGEN-
w sen WATCHES.-Just received by the subscriber,
some very fine Jules Jergensen Watches with certificates
from him with each Watch warranted perfect time Keepers
for sale AT less than the usual prices.
Cooper Watches-ome In hunting eases dapiex and 10
vers, perfect time-keepers
Independent Second Watches and quaTterseconds for
timing boseA in gold and silver cases - -
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, which run without
any variation
Enamel W atches for ladies.
Gold and Silver Levers Detached Levers, Lepns Du
pex and all other styles OF Watcbes All OF the above oi
ale al less than the usual prices.
Diamonds Diamond Fins Rings En-Rinss, Finger
. Rings, and Crosses for sale low a,,.o
Fine Gold Leplne Watches, holes Jeweled .'.e&1 ~
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jeweled .'''.. W W
Gold Enamel W atches for ladies ....'...'.'.. %
Gold Hunting Watches fol ladies' ....'.s..'.'.' 90
Gold Hunting Patent Levers tor gents so ~
Silver Patent Levers :''''''Shoto ~ -
Silver Detached Leysrs full leweeo'.s'. lS'e 10 w
Silver Lepines, holes jeweled sW
and all other kinds of Watches az equally low prices
Also all kinds OF Gold Chains, pure gold Wedding fonss
gold KEYS and Seals gold Pens and Pencils gold ana s1
fhmbes diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Lockets
CUT Pins Ear-Rings geld and silver spectacies brent
Pins Finger Rings silver Fruit-kRiyes, aerAns hIv%
Spoons Cups Forks kc, at much less than the usu1
prces Watches and Jewelry exchanged. An watches
warranted keep good time, or the money returned
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired IN TIE post nAcS
~ H1SA ~ ~ ~ GEORGE C. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry wholesale and retail,
No. II Wsllst, (upstairsl near BrOadway-formery q
No. 81 Wsll-st
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the Dis,

eAsrs. OF an Inoen from hs Debts Pursuant 20 the Fro
,,ns M he Third Ar,cc Of the f Title u the rh Chapter d
~ cr, IN he Coany Of rosa in~iVen, Debtor, shydaaS
ard the sn Of Noble Co Nos ar,
February 10. CREDITOR % sppes ocoe ton .eeS~
AyrFy County Judge Sad coury OF Tors at hs es NC
toN Of Os aforesaid. the 18th Jag OF Apo newt lVoe
ne erenoen they have Why IA 49,
should noves, estate aud BE es asNseS
from IA, AshtS " A'''S""
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feaal Notires.

CORPORATION MOTTO E-SALE u
ynOygpFY for UNPAID TAXES.-PsShc Asues . h~r-oJ
-, 4, = III rro,rty ur3ad ~i ate See Al -
= -n AZ ts@ Csy hsh o. th- Guy q se~ or - IhJ ~
nay IL s q April Seat n - eorf Il S''1 .i
= cnf,,d fsa lag anti he -ios o. sal 0fo>fy %
- - 49, te teed st<,aeuf * ths property 70 y sod ~
- ssb~A TIE Moyrias CDgf-r sad se- fsyk h
-, oer sp4 20 fshe5 ne C;y q a-~ fok
D~fai.d .tersats Dar2It lor~ Ne ooefy . ;. ed
- ID - esIl.S If Costrolers O3oe. Ne Hal Of
F-ccrl. - ootrgl-fs Otsee, Ss- Tort jan 70, lso3
.ts.t-wms AZARIAH q. FLASG Co1s<sgsr
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(,oIrx Chiffon will sell at auction at the

n,ehapts' Excbanfe on TUI1SDAI I, "a mt, az Y
~ he two threestory brck houses No. l6s and 1862
~, alae built with high basement and counter cellars
Ntn itb marble nantes 10 the basement and par
90 Cotton water and gas throughout the budings-
are each 10 feet7 inches front and rear, and 40
and the lots lO6 feet deep Ao the four story
~ tan.e with basement and cellar, No i72 West 10Th
he soutberly SIDE between the 7th and 3thsvs
~. fp by 40 deep lot u by IS feet. Also the three
~ f,sue hoase and lot adjoining the above No ia lot
W., or L rs feet deep on the eas;erly side. Besides
there are three stables the lot and large alley
~ For mas and particulars apply 10 the Aucsioneers,
- W.Il AZ
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,,>,,pw carr AVAIUBL,E PRO

IgsIGNEE's SALE-A VALUBl.E Pm n ~
ApyRTY At AUCTIOS-Locatedi IN the siiss !, o. ~
- Town Of ssugerties Ul<er Co, NJ Il on. or four
~, Dwelling Bouse and Out BuIdng sna IN he sod on
IN, BUILDING Lots The said properly ~ =, III, EI-
sX.b P,lrusry iDss O, oeeck 4. 49,. ~ Inup-
.srss Eouse kept BY P. Poland, in , .aid HELD
esstsbsbe title VII De gwen en-. HUMMEL-
A.;epees 81 Ehas Woodruff
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IN ship UNCLE SAM-Th.s new splendid and fast SAIL
ship vii leave for California Aspn VAL direc.
On MONDAY, a. Il NJ, connecting with the splendid
steamer Sierra Nevada az Panama
This vessel has been tneS on Arcoun. Of the
rva Of mails ard treasure (which shoa1 have ben
eeiv.d fve days nee give the public opportunity to
reply 10 letters BY the different Expresses who s-nd BY thus
Inc also az The request OF many o. the psssen
se vbose friends have not arrived having expected th.t
thus steamer would not Eil unrl 2lst inst
2 MILLS Aren't No. 81 CourtlaRdt-st-
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Remopals.

DEMOVAL.-The subscribers have removed
III from No 1872 Pearlst 10 the large and spacious store,
No 81 John formerly occupied by John w Quincy and
Quincy DcspieeI where they Will carry on the An-ii-
can Hardware business IN all It's branches Inc a"enoh
city and country buyers is invited - oo,Y,vo. r.
NOTICE of REMOV AL.-UBSDELL
II PIFRsONk Co would respectfully inform their
erous friends and the public that they have from
Canal-st 20 the spacious premises No. al broad"ay'
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CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE. SALE of

j PROPERTY sr USPAID cROToS WATER RENTS
PUbe sf- h-oy thss .s- Of Propsry Tor zaplc Gro
W.-r R@nLs May 1851, sad eatl<
Iprl - 1854 Lake y4cs D.bsc Cay Hal
-. Cry q Yort FEDAf TIE srh day u Nay
h az I'D - eontnls1 o1 dag sntl
,n3 he iset Of
uupsii d1- ss the 2rpry odd pub
hk-d YOs ESenrS Pest zAJ se-syay<r prxtc ssd
rst 4-hed n he Cry d New Yort
Coz,uuler's Oncs, ~ Of Sew fort February To- lea
A {. FLAGG, ConD,ronsr.
EB detailed sszt>-rs snDet orn nsJ asl by sppJ
a. iAs CCs.Strol.T O1de. ia Iawlfsksa
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KrHE ladies admire MOUSTACHES and

II FII'f
i WHISEERS-Whenth the beard can be forced TO grow
IN SIX weeks by using GRAfIASrS ONGNENT, we wonder
any young will be without them 10 Will not stain OF
ufe the skin 81 per bottle ~ any part Of the e0ua
nv r. g. GRAHAM, No. % Ann-sS, Fowlers Buildings
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c.
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