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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Before Judge BrEss

COURT Of DENfHAb SESSlONS-beiOre judge bGkbE
AT the opening Of the Court yesterday morning Bernard
Feebeman placed trial charged with burglary in
having the 10th of June broken into the Of Gus
iayus & Bernard Wtskowski. No. 367 Grand st., and
stolen therefro fancy goods 10 the value Of 81 100 and
ESQ in money II shown in evidence that the goods,
after being stolen were taken to hoboken and there
through the agency Of the accused ssld To three
called Cheap Johns one ofwhom keeps store in Chat
ham st. The defense attempted to show that some Of the
goods which had been claimed being portion Of tho
stolen property in possession Of two persons before
the commission Of the burglary and consequently that the
prisoner could not have stolen them at that time Tho
case was given the Jury who after consultation u
about three hours, rendered verdict Of not gully.
John Lyon was placed on trial, charged with manslaugh
ter in the fourth degree in causing the death Of Dennis
stone at him the 30th Of July last The prisoner was
intoxicated the time and he passed the boy the latter
said to him, Il afraid you not we'll This en-
raged him. and he committed the fatal act James Duffy
and another witness testified 10 seeing the stone thrown.
The defense introduced witness 10 mpeach the testimony
Of Duffy. The given 10 the Jury who had not
agreed at a late hour last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

The alarm of fire at ~ O'Clock las, night in the WITH
District, was false one.
The alarm at III O'Clock in the With District also
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MARINE COURT.-Before Judge THoxysos.
Il l. Il.

TO recover damages for alleged assault and battery
Mrs s. 1t Is said having severely assaulted Mrs c. about
weeks ago at their residence No. 90 Caharino st., In
Iifouty about their children IL appeared that tho
occasion Mrs. c. said hard things Of Mrs. s. and
the latter sued her and her husband for SANDER and
ered before Judge Mccarthy 500 This IL a sort Of
crosssuit judgment for plaintiff q cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

EsrrT.s AsTaUrrzs (Dr Abbot. Nu'e. stuyvssnt Ia
stitue.
FRascoSrs saG evening
WARRINGTON CiRcrs-Perforlnznce afternoon sad evening"
LIVING GfRArrEs Chinese Museum No. $50 Broadway
BEYss GALLERY or CHRISTIAN AR No. sf3 Broadway
RRtstsH BELGIAN GALLERY. No SIS Broadway.
0wySs Ascent Of Mont Blame a; % SO Brostwsy
The LIVING GfRATFEs Q, Nc. 5y Broadway
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

To cash on IS CONTRIBUTIONS fof tbs day So
Total. S2Jlt 81
PERI. L. Brown Aser-
CRYSTAL PALACE. Nev-YoTk Sept. !. 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

The BATTLE OF EwORLLAss, as painted by c. T.
FISHER, will be exhibited the sixhsv- opposite the Cs
tai Palace for few days only opening this morning The
details accurate the plan spacious and the work
cuted with conscientious fidelity see ADVERTISEMENT
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Advertisement
Il GnIpIL 6; Co. Print Pnblishers and Artistic

Corraeu Broadway call the attention Of the trade
their extensive assortment Of Engrayngs aud Art
81 Marl comprising every variety Orders fso.n the country
r-.. .f.ru "a
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L. :. MARsHAL'S OFFICE
surp aNLnIfAIHE

This ship, bought auction at the Marshals sale. by
Mr.. Lotus Wood for SO aOO yesterday delivered
him, and the money paid into Court abide the
suits entered against the ship but the passengers will
probably no, get any of IT, Mr. Wood caused the ship TO
be removed to Williamsburgh where the fregh, which
has been put board of her for Australia viii he taken
subscription is be entered into suggestion Of
the L. s Court officers for the relief of the unfortunate
passengers who had paid their passages and de
tue Mr. Wood, We understand viii head the lis, with
fifty DOLLAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

AccIDEST-Mr Jarvis of No. 2Os Elm ST, while driving
spirited horse through Broadway yesterday morning
thrown from his wagon and severely injured his horse
having become frightened and away. The animal, af
ter Kidding himself of his driver down Broadway to
Walker where he took the side walk. frightening al
most out of their pedestrians. lie
finally stopped by Policeman Maserson OF the Office of
H., Eb;afo Dnlic
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Of the men did he expect 20 receive any box and hat
II il was pie riej to hand Il Ia him 4 done q nu-s
him and that be- knew nothing about It's contents The
landlord certified that be bad no, prisoner during s
fortnight with him. keep any bad company Officer Bar
ley on the other hand said tha; prisoner offered him 81 90
to settle the matter snd il shown he hsd no sionsbc
mode Of obtaining a living. He was committed.
Before Comm asoner sr,LLxsLL
Aaother SfNslar Ck0yge.-Msx kosece Hermsn WAS
examined charge Of having had in his possession IN
vase counterfeit coin and also connected " IN
another party in getting dies in Fulton and William
ss lie was arrested ~ his boarding house IN the upper
part OF Broadway in the morning before he was up si
posse Of good money 1t is said il at hrst
denied that the vase belonged him. bat afterwa-d &C
knOwledg,d that il did II also said that he subse
quenty offered $500 10 the officer 10 settle the affair but
in expanstion oths he said he had brother from whom
he thought he could get the money aud that he would
rather pay that and have further trouble about tie
committed.
CHARGE OF CRUZ AND UNUSUAL PUSIsRsx<r ,xp coUx.
IER cHAR6E OF ASSAULT WITH DANCE RoUs ws,PoS
Beniah He'll mate of the ship Chsuncey Jerome Jr
from Hayre, complained Of by WOlfyang Hermit A
German cook of the vessel the above charge AMI Her
ntz in return complained Of by the for assault
with knife. The parties examined. II appeared
that the mate two occasions had struck the cook
blows in the face for supposed oense On the
occasion question the men had complained the mate Of
having sufficient meat and the % the galley
and inquired in regard 10 H. and is charged struck the
cook then called the carpenter and number Of Others.
Who with the mate Knocked the cook down and severely
assaulted and injured him, and then the mate day
threatened 70 throw him into the II he did not ~
work On the other hand il said the mate speaking
to the cook about the meat the latter seized carving knife
which was sticking up over his head when the mate called
to some parties by to take II away from him Both com
riainfS were dismissed
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DEATHS CIrsrD BIT TIE HEAT OF rHr W.ArHEE-
Coroner Hilton Yesterday held inquest at No 40 An
thony st. upon the body Of John Lynch. native Of Ire
land 40 years of age who. while at labor on Tuesday az
ternoon overcome with the heat ard Obliged to go
home where he had been but few moments when he fell
dead The jury rendered verdict Of death from stroke
Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

CRYSTAL PALAoE-The number Of tickets sold yesterday
were 6.l25.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEy-Weinesday Sept. 7.-R 7.
Compton, Esq, President in the Chair and quorum pres
ont The minutes of the previous meeting were read and
Pcaioas Reterred-Of Daniel Gallager and Others to
have f7th paved cubod and Cered between The East
and North Rivers. OF VIM Scaiiy 20 be appointed Assist
ant Messenger to the Board of Aldermen OF n c. Ely
and Others in relation to lack Of protection from fire in
Seventeenth Ward This petition states that no Engine
Is located in The Seventeenth Ward and but one Hose
Cart doing duty the Ward Petitions for sewer in SD
ST. between Third and Lexington avs also in Bayard st.
Reonoas-B AID Smith in regard to the murder ofJo-
seph sasse native OF Italy, in Frankfort IT,, corner Of
Clft sunday evening, the 18th ut by some person a.
vet unknown and authorizing the Mayor offer reward Of
$500 for the apprehension and conviction of the person who
committed the murder. Adopted.
By Aid Barr-Thst the Superintendent Of Streets have
AZ hc building material and other Illegal distractions to the
carriage way in Broadway removed within ten days after
the passage Of this resolution Adopted
BY AID. Noore-Topay DR.. 2. W. Mcdonald, OF Police
DEPARTMENT $3.50 per year defray travelling expenses.
Aid Tweed offered resolution to increase the pay Of
detailed Policemen from $500 to 5000.
Nd Surevani strongly opposed the and spoke
Of the light duties Of the detailed men, or middle day
men" he called them also OF their perquIsites &C.
and commended that 500 too much for such officers
while the Policemen on post duty who are compelled to
serve night and day get only 5000 and perqustes.
AID Moore stated that he in favor Of increasing the
pay detailed men well of Captains and men doing
post duty.
The resolution was after some other remarks, submitted
and adopted by a vote of ii 10 I.
AID Peek called up report and resolution in favor Of
Increasing the salary OF the fre Nardens from SpJ 70
$500 per Aid Denman opposed this measure, and
thought it unjust saddle the City with expenses by
increasing salaries The duties Of the Fire Wardens he
coniended worth $500 The resolution being
submitted adopted
Petition for RGiroad-Of John Pettigrew and others
for a Railroad from the Park through Chatham ST. East
Broadway and other streets to the Dry Dock Referred
to Committee Streets.
Areport of the Special Committee charges against
the Street Commissioner presented and ordered be
printed.
The Board after receiving resolution from the other
Board respecting Justice Joness death, adjourned TO
Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

AccIDESr oS SHIPBoARD-One Nan KiLLed and another
Dangeroasly Iajnred-About yesterday party Of
laborers were engaged in dischargng freight from the
bark Scott DYER living the foot of Gouverneur st. East
River when large log of Iogwood fell distance Of about
eight upon of the sailors named james Eldrdge
and killed him instantly The log also struck another
man. named John Kelly, breaking one Of his arms and
legs and crushing his body in fightfui mtnner The &C
ciden caused by the parting Of the tackle by which
the og being hOted from the deck of the vessel TO be
deposited upon the dock The tackle had in the
course Of the morning been used 10 hoist weight three
times heavy the log which fell and was thought to
ceased was taken 10 the Seventh Ward Police Station
where the Coroner was notified hold inquest upon IT,
The injured man. Kelly was attended by Dr. Forester
after which he was conveyed to the New York Hospital
where il thought his limbs viii have 10 be amputated
German named John Keyser, also slightly injured
by the log which fell The deceased American by
birth 80 year Of age and has left wife residing at No
20 Cherry T.
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FIRE.-0n Tuesday evening some pictures hanging in
the show window Of No sos Bleeckerst, occupied by Mr.
Whtnersh o. book took fire from the burner
damaging LOOKS and fancy articles the Of about
$50 The flames e1tingushed by the owner Of the
store with few pals Of ster alarm being given
The loss is fully covered by insurance.
FIRE-Ihe alarm of fire for the With District last
evening oceasioned by the ignition of the fains of the
Pearl ct House The remen extingushed the rames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

SrABBING AFFRAY.-About 10 clock yesterday morn
ing fight occurred among number Of Germans in the
poter house No 242 DiysOnst when Of them named
Henry Houscman was severely stabbed in the back and
cut across the head and face His wounds dressed at
tie Thirteenth Ward Police Station Max and Ralph Wa
i'll arrested charged with having committed tho as
saul
correspondent says that he has discovered of late that
stage drivers change bank bills without objcctng and he
hes also discovered that the change is frequently short
from sxueuCe 10 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

TEE TAxEs-The Assessors Of Hudson County met at
the Court House on Monday and footed up their books
showing the amount Of real and personal estate in the
CnuntH- and fixing the rate Of taxation as follow:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
SUPREME couRr-Ia chsmbsr.-Deisrs Judge Roosevelt

SHIP ASGELTQUE.
Application made behalf of Mr.. Pelletier late
owner. that judgment he had confessed TO party for
5000 should be declared void. The said party msed Mr.
r. and also having received passage money with which
he did not credit Mr. T. An order 10 show
granted, but the motion to stay proceedings denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
ALBEIT II. NIcoLAy, Auctioneer
nOSITIXE SALE of VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY at NEWARK, J.. at AUCTION.

ii PROPERTY at NEWARK, N j., at AuCIloN.
ALBERT IL ElCOLAY viii sell At Auction on TUES
DAY Feb o. al II O'Clock, the Merchants EXCHANGE,
THE CELEBRATED Soaring MILL situated on
the northeast corner of huffman and WaIensts.
Newark n J. Lot $50 feet font and rear, by ii< iret
inob.s on one de and loi feet the other IN depth
nearly equal TO sr full lots The Mil consists OF iours9Ty
nhs,su,nl brick building 20 feet front and resr aud lV
feet deep two story brick building 20 feet front and
reay and l2 feet 3 inches deep Also, one story prick
building adjoining so feet front and rear and % ee oeep
nsed AZ the house together with every article requ
site for rurninx the Mil The steam Engine is 80 horse
nower AID the W alter from 6 10 l0-horse power +,
This Mill has been in successful operation lot seNera
wears is well calculated or any extensive amnisctuhs
business aud e used as Brass FOUNDRY ost Mn,
and Haichet Mandatory Nc &C There are almost day
applications for with steam or water power Is tns
l. considered the ensye Mill ia Newark and there
being none for several miles The location IS Desirable ana
ard within ~ minutes walk Of the markets.
Isilrond Depot Newark is only miles from the City OF
by Railroad The leave Jersey CITY every
baEhour unti n O'Clock night and the communication u
$50 per year This property brings IN rent w an gil
cceuried of 81 500 per year, aud insured or SlSo
Jbe sale will be peremr,ofy TO the highest bidder ana
offers An excellent opportunity for investment oil caps
tle indsuiuhle large portion OF the purchase money
ear remain on bond and moreage ,.., 49,
hoersphic maps and full particulars can be obtanea on
n1 lying TO the Auctioneer, no. ~ NaI!-si' l<Nl
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DARTYTIoy sALE-sUPREME COUDT

l Knss CogHy-ABiCAIL EAHLs, and others, AGAINST Ma
Fl YAnE> snJ oskTs IL Psor In Dafnsrr aud 81 vftae
The btSu~n, rorr' the e1ted
.Th Of January ,n' -ha sell AZ ra~ sscton Il the
N.hsss the CRY u ses fork, TUESDAY, the
Isd tsy x nsfeb pexi 10 oct the E described
pfszses All fhose two eesiaA a1ha. pasee snd s
y.z sad bas No MIA Ward u ths C,y ADD
Coasy se~ Ton knows and dstEsked os sos 81 and g.
map % oand "a he sad xIh Ward ey Thosss
IEsu Cy sassyOr isled JAY Ia, Which aR hsrs
o. sDHeIsd 10 deed fm Ieuss carps and fhes~, has We
stonh CnssD dtes nsy is. aud veaor3st tss enes
u csaseysnees III hsy ls ssh ssss I've - t-n 20
sefrr BOMBED foy~s
eooiesstsrybJ "a No o. aid ssu tree Set Eve nhss
Bgstery, .be ~ 1t ornesy bs1s 10 the
hers 81 Corae Tea Brp>s dsressed and ahes.
sss tie soFtkrs.ssy By d sy beksf.s % ne bsSs
u CeIs Ten Dsseck dee lsca et sfi neh>s
Dated Jan ~, Lass HEshf A. MOORE Hgsssss
EAxs.xB Parsons, Ai0rneys. ~ !aSS"s
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ANTHONY ]. BLEEokER, Auctioneer.
zvALlJABLE PROPERTY ON BROOME

aud LUDLOW-STS, ON EAST BKUADWAi. in tno
city of New-ls rk, at Aucoon.-ANTuONl BLEECh-
IN vii, sell at public auction on FRIDAY February the
sth Is at IL O'clock the Merchants Exchange the toll
lowing very desirable property, viz ~
ON Doonest the two-stoIy and attic orekhoht bouso
and Lot known No. 80 BTOomes, with the twosIofy
Came House the sire OF rcM House 20 oy
nhs of front House p feet inches BY about 81 BOT
In denh sire Of Lot q feet inches front 81 feet inches
on the rrar by IS feet inches in depth
On Ludew-st che two-stoIy brck non. hease ana ~
No ~ Iudlov.st west side sire oil Hou-e % heel ny
Feet in depth with tea room sttaehea ID oy ~ ieet sic
of Let n tret by ca feet inches in depth
a., -, Ro,lsyAlxo the three story and attic b1ck
House and Lease of Lot known rs No. ~ East hos1wN
SIC OF House Is feet hy 46 feet in depth sire OF Lot -
iy w eet in depth The House is finished IN modern eye
and the lcrae hss years with covenants OF renew"
or Il years FOR terms and further particulars apply TO tas
Auctioneer, Not Broad-S.. IS~ci
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ALBERT II. NIcoLhY, Auctioneer.
TIE DEM TORy Gal r. IN q

IL Il, II r i IL a
L TRUST, for cash, VALUABLE LOIS on 5th-av., 9Th
av I'd and 5davs, 59b.st, 6ibst S3dst, 90th-si sst
three story BRICK HOUSE and LOT No. 10 Cedsrst
New-IorS and the tbree-stOTy BRICK STORE, Dwell
LING and LOT ON South 6ihs WilliamsbuIsh auction
ALBERT II. EICOLAY viii sell on WEDNESDAY, Feb.
o. at " O'clock at the Merchants Exchange to the highest
gthst-2 ots on ~ SIDE 9ost, 25xoo feet 81 ms 800
et w Of 3Jsy between 81 and 4thsvs sOth-st IS opened
aud assessments paid aud petition has been sent IN 70
have graded. Improvement are gong on adjoining these
lots.
5th.ay., betw, en- 5tb and Gth-6ys lot 2jxl00
9iss lots on s side Sistst %51lCO feet " ms also
lot adjoining feet ins by 100 feet 81 Ids 40 eet o. oil
83ds-2 the s. side S3dst, rs feet ms by 100
Sdt is graded md paid These lots level
with grade Of street. and ready 70 build and will
2Jav-z lots on f. side Of 2dav l5x0O feet al lot
adjoining Is feet us front - et rear aud 100 iset deep
IC2 feet OF s4hs between sd and sib-sts These lots
level with the grade of the avenue, and ready 70 build
on, free from rocks =.
% Get ms by ITO ct 56thst is opened aud assessments
paid An application has been made to grade aud regulate
the street. which referred TO the Street Department.
64t-s Two lots side of 64h-st, 2jx0O feet in
cbet fe.t W. OF l0th-ev between 10Th and llthavs
3tbsOne lot side S9thst, 20 fest ins by 90 feet
line S25 fee5 ms f. of 8thav between 7tt and 9thavs
There foundaton built aud patty wall belonging 70 this
lot IL sdons Of five new buildings ami the street Is
Cedar gbe threesory brick house and lot known
No lao Cedar s. side OF the street, lot n feet mont aud
rear y53 feet 10 ms the f. side aud "a feet IL ms on
W soe in depth 60 feet w OF Greenwich st. Thcowners
have been offered 5000 per year for lease If they
would alter II expense of 800; 400 remain on
bond and mortgage az per cent. -
5th-av4 lots southeast corner 5thnv and eths =,
feet 100 feet Esd and 84tbsts both graded
Thee lots nearly level with the grade and free from
Teck.
Also lot on west side OF 5h.av &c feet ns north Of
8hst between sith and 85h st lot p feet las by "
feet inp.
8ib-av One LOT on cast side of 6hav q feet ms south
of 85th between 9Th and 05h lot % feet ms by "
feet ins.
Wilsnfburgb-The three story brick store dwelling and
"a ON N hist. known
9Th and 7hss Wilamsburgh lot 2xlOe feet house ox35
Rents for $50 and will rent next year for 300
remain bond and mortgage at per cent The block
surrounding is all built MP and mostly occupied.
1he vacant lots all beautifully situated or immediate
Improvement OF them being graded by nature aud Is
they located in rapidly growing neighbohood and the
sale being perempory 10 close rust) offer unusual IN
Queen ens for the investment Of capital. Title ndsputa
BILE For maps and full particulars apply to the Auction
eer No 40 Wnll-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
Clothing, &r.

FASHIONABLE HATS-Elegant French
II silk Hats at ss-sl less than Broadway paoes-
Neat HAts az 81 50
BROWN, no is Canaist, one door from Sullivan.
EURS at REDUCED PRICES-Those in
u want Of Stone Msrten, Mint, Fitch and Swedish Mar
ten Nictones MUS and Cuts vii endit then interest
call al the old establishment Of AONA8oUE, NO %
Bowery.
TIVE BEST PLACE 10 get MEN's and
Il BOYS CLOTHING resay made or made TO order, %
a. No 81 FutonSt At this Establishment yos VIII ma
hrse assortment OF fashionable rcsn Clothing Asoa
splendid assortment Of Gooss, which wI De- wsae 70 eSsg
"a syls that cannot b surpassed No 81 Fultcest- N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-29
IN CHANCERY of NEW.JERsEY.-Be

Edward Thehaud surviving partner Of III. late srm
Bouthsrd fhcband; Complainant, aud euben Champion
Bahn,k sud his wife Richard Brckwth aud Anna h- wife,
Esther Champion Wi lam Becs Nth and Caroline b.. John
Tinker Relsn Tinker Lacy Barrett, John D. stsrk and Many
his wife, Esbs Tinker Am Elizabeth Merritt, Mary sossa Msr
Relief Champion Merritt, Jlmes Rug Tona. Rns, Eirs
Hns Alexander Morris and in let his w James Behnsp abi
Css BIS wife snd John " shsd,aync and MARIA his wife De
tspdans Ord. FOR yubhcsioA
appearing this Court that the ompanIn, hath aied bis BIN
the the above named DEFENDANTS for the
foreclosure and 1orsases the sa BE
the dsndaats hath been regularly us Iegrasbs the
December bat that the Desdaa ooaii
BE- served herewith and that they have
their BE- entered such had
da beios made app~af by affidavit the
ChsAcsof that .al D~-udsnis rs. % the
Iersey. Reuben Cbsnpa ksihsr CAapop,
Beckwth and Carohse b kyubsn G. fntsr, Lasy
l.hsrl Bkwih shd bis wife Of ohoi John
rsihdct 1Hj Susan he wf John Tle Elisha Tinker James
Rns Thomas Rns Ela Ras AvaBssr Norris and Jsst h.
james EesHap snd Casa bis vile, Joha ~ Ch.desyns and
wife fork snd Ana fitabeth merritt,
May Gross, Mst sud Ro> Champoa neffit tb- STATE q
Magsba t tbTsspon sh day % Decsf ~ the Of
Lord housale esht bsBdfed snd I two notion 81
b. etov sd sb,ni Defendants 10
ll-s5 dnur the oompsnsn's e % ssofs s
Eneeuh Day 81 Tbas bed that ia dssh thereo s"h -
Tie Chsacslor shall usuA elaiss
And just Ani lqfthrr ordered That this order shall slba
s,y h-frater srvsd personally the s iefesdans
isys II copy thsref them be Pabhe5 within the
sad isey days ia The Newark Daily Adsessr ne.spapsr
Tzre Bepper " Htsd The Ctr Of View iofs and eoahasd
suceee-ye r sr weeks, al east ooss q every .ssh
B.WfLLfAhsOS, c.
A true cory. D. n BssI.s Csfk siaw5~sst
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TB. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
IN b. BLEECKER X Co. will sell at auc-
i ton, on TUESDAY February Is, 1883 at Y o'clock
AZ The Merchants Exchange, the following valuable proper
~ Tjree STORY hrick Houses south side OF i2ds
i00 feet west Of 9hsv full lots Also one House ana Lo
north side of 5Sast and west OF broadwsy Aso we
Une ana lot No 81 Jane st. south side near ats Also
Lots al Fernount Wedoheser Co. Maps can DC nsa on
anplestion 10 the Aacfioneor's, No 81 Wallet
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furniture, sc.

ALL WARRANTED FIRST CLASS
IN FNAMELkED COTTAGE snd CHAMBER FUN
Warehouse No. i5e Broadway below GrsncS 81
Mar ufactcry No 70 Droenet The only sssaohshnent N
the United States who cOne themselves 10 the exclusive
manufacture genuine tgst class EnalieAed Furniture
GILLhES n BlRNE respectfully invite all those VIC
Intend furnishing the coming 60 call sEd examine
tier este new and unique psterns for the sprns
made after the stost French and Italian styles roa the u'
quality OF ins,erislS -, rx,,,,Nrv
Wes,iil edhs ne TO our old cEstem Of selling TMEMri
FIVE PER CENT. BELOW ALL OTHERS Inc Afs,s
sPphed usual 81 gresily reduced rates o,s,
GILLlES i BYRNE, Nc. 80 brosawsS
East side below GfaniSt.