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Evidence or Mr. Veal or the TRIAL OF Joseph
Clark.

In consequence Of the statement made by JOS Clark o.
Friday short period before his execution respecting
the evidence Of John Neal the trial. give the fol-
lowing, in justice TO Mr. Neal
John Neal Of 81 Oliver street. swornI keepsn oyster
saloon at home the nights OF the 9Th and 10Th
July; heard noi.e the opposite side OF the street.
was up stairs; opened the window men we're Calling
heard blows souRted Ike knocAiog tig sog down;
there were several tho opposite side OF the street,
made considerable noise heard the watchnan give the
alarm and sing out murder; saw man running with n
can on: saw two men standing on Constables stoop;
saw Gillespie in dying state heard man say Served
him rieht was going to take hold Of him; man with
red shrt On went to the station house with Mr. Gillespie:
stsid with him antl Mr. Gillespie died they AL In
nv phce that night; Thomas Brown, mate Of ship Colum
bus Jack sherry, 6e.
Cross examined Before went down stairs, two
men Jack Conssbles stoop; did not see the blows
struck there was wagon In the WY; in minute and
half afterwards heard the cry Of murder; cannot ten
whether the blows given in the alley the side
walk IL about the time OF the cry Of murder saw
the run did not get UP to 90 out until heard The
cry Of murder.
Extract from the minutes OF the trial II Joseph Clark,
for murder in Oyer and Tcrmner September term 1851
made by JOHN fLohD.
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Assembly.

ALBANY Feb IL, 1868.
AGRICULTURAL CoIIEGR.
M. HADLsY introduced bill TO establish State Arri-
cultural College.
TIE FINANCIAL AVID CANAL POLICY.
Al the request Of Mr.. Burroughs, Mr. Hendee withdrew
his motion to postpone the subject indefinitely.
Mr.. BURROUGHS, (ind dem Of Orleans said that near
y half the session had already passed it had now be
the duty Of the House TO take up act upon sone
definite to improve well as to com plete the
canals His position had been said to be peculiar here
II not his intention 10 undertake TO define his posi-
ophc stood here to represent the position of his
stitucnts He trusted the responsible majority would
treat with suggestion from any quarter having
the canal enlargement In view. He would not as the
gentleman from Monroe Mr Hastings) had done proer
fealy to the gentleman from Herdmer. He knew what
the position OF from Hermer had been
in years gone by Resolutions bad been introduced by
the Financial ommtteerssoutions prepared with care
disposed to indca the position OF that committee and
asking advice upon them. The custom Of appointing
committees that they might examine questions and
mature BILLS respecting them, In order TO advance the
work Of legislation But now instead Of report in the
shape OF bill, the examinations which the committee
been made In writing II would have been printed and its
tenor carefully exan,ined but instead have speech
which cannot be looked at deliberately and In detail The
resolutions had been proposed by the committee In the
expectation that they would be back to them BY the
House. Instructions As the gentleman from Monroe
(Mr Hastings had attempted to define the position Of
Mr. b. he would define that Of Mr. r. II was we'll under
stood Mr.. H. not 10 act with the whig party He Is
believed 10 look 10 gentleman the centre Of the
House (Mr. Loomis) for his policy.
Mr.. HASTINGS (whg) disclsimed having expressed any
approval OF the resolution of IOomis.
Mr. BURROUGHS contnued-We told that Icgls-
ature should expend than the revenue Of single
year. Mr.. b. believed the people required amend
ment Of the constitution authorizing the State to borrow
money to complete the canals Should the payment of
tho State debt be postponed four years. should have
the revenues to complete the canals, which would In
crease their value vastly more than the money expended
thow~ haAk tntan
large the canals why Is not plan for doing be
fore usf He suspected there design merely TO d.
alp BY without any definite action. We told the
canal large enough for the wants o the STATE and
that If enlarge It, 1t will be for the benefit Of the canal
This was not enlarged canal and reduction Of
els could aot ocrease the vslue of own products.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. II, 1854
Tie sales OF cotton day 500 balos Prices
without quotable change. The weeks business has been
80 COO bacs Strict middling IL quoted at 9kc per
H. The increase in the receipts at all tho Southern ports
over the time last year. is 900 bales. Fair
sugar is a AZ Axe per b. and Is advancing. Sterling
exchange, 9,t e&c. premium; Now York sights y
Lc discount.
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DIAPER HANGrNGs s--FRANcys PAREs Il CO., NO. 50
{ Chambers street. inert but to Stewarts) cor
Of Broadway offer at Wholesale and retail tho most
Atsnsve assortment, OF every quality Of the richest
lyle Of decorations limitations of oaks marble &C. The
lost skilil workmen arc employed to hang the papers
NIX EMRROIDERIkH, BALI. DRFSNES AND CIOAKs.
- N. DUCHY, No. Boulevard Poissonniore, Paris.
lNEY DEAR CHARLES, WHAT HANDSOME wH[IK EIls
AYl you've got Ycs my love; I used Graham q On
luent ak weeks age and IL has made my beard grow
rong and thick and strange to say, 1t did not stain my
M prico 81 per bottle sent 10 any part the country.
IN q. GRAHAM, IS Ann street, fowler's Building
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F11o ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND DorHERs.-MEssRs.
j WATSON Il HUDGs0N Modellera, Designers, &c.,
respectfully intimate that since they have commenced
business they hnvs completed house, the property OF
ClarJeh Morgan Esq., No Madison square, North. Any
af the above psrtes ~ call and their first essay be-
fore tho Nes York public Places Of businoss4o4 road
way Ia The basement and 374 Broadway up stairs. n.
BDccontions ef every period ,le ana character,
eurateiy executed 10 order. W. II H.
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KTECBAlaCS' INsTITUIEs--N0rICE OF ELECTION
Itl general meeting OF the members Of the above in
sutute will be held at their rooms, No. Bowery, on
reesay evening next February 5 for the election of
Gcera In confo nifty with the by laws Of the institute,
.nd aercably to resolution to that effect, passed at
meeting Of .he Board Of Directors.
THOMAS SMJTI. President
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From Boston.

MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL PIERCE-THE LIQUOR Law
IN vERN0NT--FATAL CASE OF SHIP FEVER, KTC.
BosroS Feb II, 1863.
Il is understood that General Pierce and his wife WIN
arrive at the fremont House to dag remaining there t
Tuesday next when they will leave for Washington Hs
dcclipoa al public receptions.
The majority for the Liquor law u Vermont, in ios
towns is 1pS Twelve Of the foarecn towns in Frank
lin county give majorties in favor OF the law.
WA. w. Wilson. arrested for counerfetng, and held
In heavy ball. discharged in the Municipal Court this
morning, the Grand Jury having found no bin against
him.
Jothar H. Munroe tho Alien Passenger Commissioner
Mt this port died last evening OF ship fever contracted
in the discharge OF his duty He good officer and
much respected citizen
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TMPOR1ANT T0 ENGINEERS ANY ENaiNFt4 SRSD-
u ing his address t. j. lowe, manufacturer Of steam
pressure gaugos AZ Dcv streo New York ost lad can
have copy Of the American irin sent him free OF
lense, which, la this weeks issue has OF the
greatest Improvements the engine offered
10 the public.
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Destructive Fire. Sc.

BALTIMORE Feb II, 1863
The bacon warehouse Of Messrs. Sevcrs & Rogers on
Howard street, franklin with other adjoining pro-
pcrty destroyed BY fire this morning Loss, SIS 600;
fully insured.
The eBgrant brig Zebra has cleared again for Liberia
from Savannah All tho surviving emigrsnts, numbering
over one hundred, 20 in her.
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Fire al Albany.

ALBANY, Feb. II, 1853
The wool store of Henry Newman Water street. was
DESTROYED BY fire this morningloss not certaned In
sured in Albany and in the North Western Company Of
Oswego. The latter has s. COO the stock and building
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MATRIMONIAI.

lXTANTFD. "A GOOD LOOKING, AND WEALTHY
w young man, from Georgia, wishes TO form an al
sncs with Handsome md agreeable young lady. Please
ldres. for the next few days with and
kshssi possible, GEO. NORMAN, Frcd.rcksburg. Va,
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TNORTUNE TEfIISG.--s.S. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
Y Europe for her skill in Il orstellpy tie future, Will
furnish INTEL geDce about all circumstances Of life, to all
Who NAV asidress her. Mrs. Awn gpeaks tic Eugi
French ana German anguagcs31 Brooine street, near
Christie street NJ stairs. Office hours from 10 A. IT. to
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FtD. ISJJ.
The new Music Hall in this city opened this evening
with brilliant concert by Madame Sontag and hcr
tro,pe The Hall seats 1900 PERSONS End there
oyerfowing and enthusiastic audience Madame s. re
turns to New York on Monday.
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Steamer sunk IN the Ohio River.

FIrTsRrBG, Feb p 1855
The steamer Memphis into bank Eve miles above
Madison Ind. AT half past two O'Clock this morning and
sunk to her cabin floor. The passengers and crew
escaped, but the cargo ia total loss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ u. h,--wASHINGrON A;S0ClATION-rHE SFs
~. ven'h annual bali OF this association viii be held
the road way Theatre, Tuesday evening" February
22s 1858 Hohets which are limited, and but fsw re-
BaSirg upfold, can bo purchased Of James Griffith,
treasurer 10 Ia Ludlow street. William w Osborn no.
21s Grand street, John H. hiott, secretary, County
Ulerk's Office G. j. MILLER, President.
JOH1 II. EIAIoTT, Secy.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

r ECTURE ON HENRY GRATTAN AND THE I:ISH
IL volunteers of 17s2-In fuldment Of promise made
10 the committee the occasion Of his last discourse in
New York Thomas +. Ncagher viii deliver lecture
1e above subject at Metropolitan Ijs, Monday
Ing the 14th inst, at O'Clock, T. NJ Tckots--ffty
cHees the principal bookstores, and at the door the
evening Of tie lecture.
s~tHRlSIIaN DOCTRINE L. y. sOCTy.Ty--FIpsT
Z Coursc OF Catholic Loetures.-,lohn II. Bownso,,,
Esq, Of Boston, will deliver the last lecture OF this
course on Monday evening, February 14th, at Hope
Chapel Broadway. Subject, Gregory the Seventh aud
papal Power Tickets twenty five cents. Doors open
sx lecture 10 commence at eight O'Clock. II; order.
+. CoDDlMGTON, Chairman.
JAMES RILEY, Secretary.
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~ FORGE HAMMOND, JUNIOR OF LiED5, York
M shire, Is requested to return home 10 Leeds as
soon as possible where he will hear Of something to his
syantage and worth his immediate and personal aprli-
cation az his father died on the 18th June, 1852
THOMAS WltR5 LORD for the Executor.
Leeds (Eng), Jan. IL, 1859.
should sr. Hammond pass through New York on his
way home be in the vicinity he : requested to call
and zee MIR George Wilson S9 Pearl street. previous
bic departure.
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Personal Intelligence.

Amonr the arrivals yesterday st the Metropolitan.
were Thomas Francis Meagher, Commodore Gardner, y
& NJ. W. n. Hopkins, U. 5, Naval Academy Maj n A.
Ogden, Z. {. A.
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JoHN BONNER, WILL FIND SOMETHING 10 HIS AD
81 vantage by calling lmed ately James T. Carrier
ut No. 40 West Twenty second street. or A. j. McNct al
No. III Chambers street, thitd floor
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Escape of Eighteen Prisoners from Detroit
Jntl.
DETROIT, February IL 1Sfs.
Eighteen prisoners escaped from the county jail last
night, by digging through q wall. They have not yet
been re taken.
The Governor has appointed Captain Garfield Chief Eu
ninec- OF the canal works
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INFORMATION WANTED-0F BRIDGET REILLY or
Il Aughamcrc, parish OF Grenard county of Longford,
Ireland Who arrived here last August In the ship Const
tuition from Liverpool admitted into Quarantine Hos
ptal on be ih of August and left there the 18th of
September st-since shen she has not been heard OF.
She ii eleven years old light hair brown eyes. Informa
zion viii be thankfully received By the Widow Reilly, 80
233 West Sixteenth street.
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DIISCEI1LANEOVJQ.

!C A. LONG, CARD ENGRAvEI AND EMBoSsER
Z. so Nassau street, (sun BuiIdins) would cali
he attention Of the public to his beautiful styles of ma
ent self sealing embossed envelopes address seals and
mlossed labels stamped plain or In colors and every
ariety Of business wedding, invitation, and Visiting
ards Liberal discounts made 10 the trade and great in
ucsments offered 10 all interested. f. A. LONG, SO
Iossau street.
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Personal.

HtAPT. OLIVER B. CRARY, FORMERLY or SHIP
~ Sarah aud Eliza, is requested to his address TO
the undersiened Any information Capt c. where
abouts will be thankfully received by
E. ZACuRlSSON 81 Wall street
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The weather Is cloudy and rainy, with the wind south
cast.
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(.100 000 OF BRANDIES, WINES clS,
NlOOsUOU rum, wnskey cordals, s,rups,
segars &c &c, &c, in every variety for SALE i'll quaint
ties to suit dealers and families at senty per less
than usual prices, by W. H. uNDERiiIi.I, 45o Broome
street, corner Crosby.
On 0nn OLD STYLE JUGS OF SCIIIFDAM GIN
ZOsOOU schnapps, the finest medicinal article
imported: leo cases containing twelve bottles each,
choice old club schnapp warranted pure, for sale by
VIM ii. UNntRliI, 40 Broome street, Cros by
A LOT or 800 BARRELS GUINNESS xxx BROWN
IN stout; also, Barclay Perkins & Co = porter and
stout, Scotch ales Philadelphia ale porter and stout OF
quality brewed expressly for the proprietor and
or sale In quantitic, to suit by w. ii. UNDERILI4 43O
Broome street.
.NTUIR Il SONS AND WIN. YOUNGER Il co.'s SCOTCH
lNl aes, in fine order for family Robert B Byass
md Barclay, Perkins Co.'S London porter, grape leaf
fumm, and Heidsick champagne, Sauterne, hook, and
aret wines; Havana segars &c, for sae at the lowest
market price by PETERS CHAMBERS Importers, 800
broadway.
DETERS CHAMBERS 900 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
Of all grades of pale and dark brandies port Sherry
md Madeira vines Jamaica and St. Croix runs Scotch
nd Irish whskey, assorted brands Of gin, Schedam
chnapps, &C. Orders solicited and promptly attended
TyHE LARGEST STOCK OF WINES BRANpIIcs, ANp
u segarsin the city win be found at PETEIS CHAM
RS 800 broadway. Buyers requested to exa ,nine
his extensive stock before making purchases Great in
ueements are offered to each and short time buyers
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taxing banks and railroads separately
Mr. HoIIEy asked to be excused. II the resolution Ia
passed it may be followed by bill requiring marauding
expedion against portion Of the people Of the state
He withdrew his motion.
Mr. IHTIEoHS moved tho same request. No oppor
tuny had been given TO offer any amendments to the
solution. lie then withdrew his motion.
Mr. WOOD requested TO be excused He proceeded With
remarks on the resolution, but called TO order
The being taken on taxing banks was ost-by ayes
81. nays so.
Mr. BuRRouGns asked to be excused from voting
Mr. CASE did the same He supposed he would be COM
peled to vote but he wished IL under0od that be I'D
not committed any proposition by the vots eStorted
MI INGALLS,, (dem) Of Washington male the same
request lie was not prepared 10 sanction the proposed
Mr.. HolLrr made the request Not granted.
Mr.. InnRJoHy the same. The proposition TO single
any class Of property for taxation for the general
welfare Of the most monstrous character Not
Mr. o'KRuS the same. He could see no logical con.
nection between the preamble and resolution Not ex-
Mr.. D. B. TAYLOR rose to a point Of order. gentle.
had been placed In the custody Of the Screeantat
tiee" Could not the officer be called for his
for permitting the prisoner to eseapea
Mr. LOOMS moved to adjourn.
dy. He moved that Mr. H. Smith be discharged from the
custody Of the Sergeant at.Arms. :,
Mr. 4 sSPsd ss mesSn essody by
the Speaker and without ts eoseurrencs Of the House
and the Speaker should be directed TO discharge him.
by recognizing the arbitrary exercise Of power by the
Speaker. -,
Mr. BURROUGHS moved further amendment, asserting
that Mr. Smith had been improperly placed IN custody oy
the Speaker and directing his discharge.
Mr.. CrAPp moved an adjournment. Lost.
MT BURROUGHS said the right OF the citizen TO be free
no right exercise this power without any vote on the
part o he House in regard TO It. lie spoke with no un-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15
r c. KEMP AuctiOneer.
ELE CANT FURNITURE, PIANO

IL FOR1ES and RICH HOUSE-FURSISHiNG ARTl
Giles at Auction az Metropolitan Hall Broadway, on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY next. Large and per
emptory sale four months credit for all sums over 500
for approved ndoi sed noteaR C. KEMP will sell az auc
ton above very large Of rich sclass Cab
net Furniture Psno fortes and other rich fancy House
Keeping Goods such rarely offered at auction and
which presents very favorable opportunity for house
keepers 10 purchase best of Rosewood
Oaf, Mahogany and Black Walnut Paror. Dining Room,
Library and Chamber Furniture, elegantly carved and hn
shed the fashionable styles and Of the very best
materials as the whole will positively be sold without
serve. The furniture ia mostly from old established
cabinet Of the very best reputation and other
goods will be admitted the bat such be fully
relied upon and warranted The Piano FOrtes all Of the
best quality and OF which very rich and beaut
fully carved from city makers Of good reputation and will
be fully srented and particularly worthy Of the
tention those IN Of good instrument Many other
rch and desirable goods such Mirrors Silver Plate Rich
China ard Cut G'assware will be included in the sale 70
all whieh the especial notice OF purchasers is invited
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Diano-fortes.
EOLIAN PIANOS.-T. GILBERT & Cos

EOLIAN PIANOS.-T. GILBERT Il Co.'S
AZ PIANOFORrE WARE-ROOMS, No. S5 Broad
way cor OF Anthony-st. I'd ieOr ewYork-Panos with
AID without the celebrated f0han wholesale and retail
BOudoir Cottage Pianos convenient for small rooms a.
Co. secondhand Pianos Pianos with and without the 10
han, 10 hire. Ne!odeons for sale.
HORACE WATERS, Exclusive Agent
The attention OF the public ID invited the following
notice nom The New ORR Evangelist
I. GnBERT Co.'S AoLIAS PiAso-FoRrEs.-Lolg Ia
misrty with these instruments enables Us 20 speak with
degree OF confidence thar could not otherwise claim
specting their merit and The beauty and acapedness
OF the tOsn attachment Of the best purposes
which musical instrument serves IN Christian family
The instruments very firmly built requiring les tuning
than Others know Of and possess remarkable sweet
and puEsy Of Within few years great improve
nis have been made then manufacture, By which
much stronger and more brilliant tone secured In point
OF depth and volume well Of tone, through.
the register and eecity Of touch know not
whose afseture Is superior 70 GlOerra Those who
have tried them viii be surprised find such attain
nents made. The toAn Is soft and delicate, aud well
adapted for the voice and for sacred mgsc the IL
self in thess also Mr. Gilbert has been making marked
improvements within few years that Del xhtfu deb
cacy and purity Of has been secured We lsl
10 ind The N beginning to be well appreciated This
house has applied about two thousand Eoals IN the Last
eight yezEl They low applying . week. and
unable supply the drnapd They are furnAhed a. the
WleroOm at the priees the Mandatory and
the kuyer may feel Assured OF fair dealing and upright
r1ent
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TO FAMILIES or sCHOOLs.-DAILY
Hlasbinern, &r.
COTTON MACHINERY for SALE CHEAP

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE CHEAP.
~ For sale the following second hand Cotton Thros
tea running and good order. Pnce - cents per
sJ4ndle
Brewster. Frames. - Spindies each, in B. MeCready
Sons MIL az Norristown, Pa
Liye-Spndle Frames large spindle, Is spndl-s each,
in null 49,
{? Liye-spnde France. 10 spindies each, st n Wild Il
Sons NAistis, n. Y.
- Lve-Spindi- Frames 10 Spind-s each, al Jas Wild
A Sons, Stockport. n \.
Apply 10 Jauses Knott Soirstown, Pa to the owners
OF the mills Il Nalaria ana Stoc kport, " orr
b BRUNDRED. son 4 Co.
Oldham WORKS near Paterson, y. J. b.
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ANTHONY J. BLEzcxsR, Auctiooeer.
SALE Of VALUABLE

l. PROPERTY. By order Of the Supreme Cour, on
IARMIkE and DOWNINCrSTS, 10 the City Of New
iSrk, a. Aaction-ASTHONYy j. BLEECkER VIII eel
az pubic suction WEDNESDAY, March TO- 1854 ct u
Phlo T. Russles ESQ., Referee. he following desirable
Property. viz:
story brek front Houses thereon. well frame 3D.
bles Known a Eos 81 50 81 50 and % Csxmine, soath
Ede and about L5e feet west Of bieeckcrG
On Downing Hs-Also, the thres thresstsyy Baidinxs
and Lott Has Is IS add ~ Downing st. end IN Of the
lest named Litbosrsphic maps Of tbs be bad Of
Ito Ape;oneer No, Bros5r ltS9l
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GnIce bn Aneiion.

UCTION SALE by Il. II. LUDLOW-Of
"A valuable modern built Brick House and Ground on Can
noust Poushkecrsie (best house IN the place formerly
owned by ". h. Vankeeck Esq, at the Merchsa,s Ok
change ny on TUESDAY, March Is, 1855 Of IL o'clock
Sale positive No postponement Terms easy forfaIther
particulars and full, scnption Of the house sc adyef
ssuerti IN the Y Express under the head OF Auction
salcs OF Real Estate or apply TO T. H. LUDLOW, NO IL
" al IT.. N Y.
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AsTHoNY J. BLsEcSxs. Aucsioaeer -
GALE of CORNER LOTS on BROAnv.

- snd AVENUES llth. letA, sh. SsA 50. u. A ~.
Also, Lots on 3,th SSih. S<h and iistA-sss A -
sos on Ayrprs A. between 5i:h and SOFA "a wa. 4, ~
&c Aso, Water Rishs on East River 80 hes -
tween sab ard Ssths,s Also, Water r shf "a ~
River ANTHONY BLEECkER will sei a 40
90 TUESDAY. March IS, 1854 at MereAsnS RrsS,SsS
TIE fol owing property Lots on SW com, ~
suS Ssths ST. Lots en- 5. w. corner loth saa sss
Lets on Sc corner Broadway and I'D Ct. 10, w y
ner 81 av and 5lstss; Lot on " corner Asv "A, ~
81: Lot on n. T.. corner Sd-sv and Sd-sts Lss-sS
corner s6-sv sL6 5ithst.; 10; \. eorser Sc, -,
AS,h-st Lots n. T.. corner sth ay. ard Sis LsaSr
coIrcr sth av and Shst; Lots :. w corner ic.As,i
SSh-st IS Lots on east side OF heck Aveaus A -
slh and 5sth-s,s Lots y. F.. corner OF Ayenas =,
SSh-s,. Lots :. W. corner llth-sv. aud atLst ~,
\ corner iith.sv and Sthst Lots on wesi nde n 90
on s6-sv between Ssh and aeth-sis. Lots on W..
ner Avrnue and llsth-st, Sth ~s,sssiSht II 100 s
Harlem River; esor,s OF Land with wsiernsh Ofssks
sost on Fast River between Si,h sod Ski sss h,
SSthst 40 70 ct west from &h-sv; Lot SssA~t lo a.
wet fcr, Cth-av. Lots asihs,. 100 fees sse ~
avenue A: 70 Lots on Sthst. between N,A and IIAs,
Lots ca liShst. between Avenues ana e. ssa ar,
Let's on 57ih st. between llth aud lfhavs Sss Asas
90 the hanks Of the East River, between eh AID Ma
about ~ feet 'front.' containing about " roohs via ss3su
Mars csn be obtained AZ the Auction kocms Nof H.S
Terms liberal