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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

~ The great danger to the American
Union and to American Liberty is not slave:
ry, but the unhallowed ambition of political
aspirants. Upon the same rock which has
shipwrecked other Republics, we bid fair to
strike and sink. Most of our public men look
to self, not to country, and are willing to make
any sacrifice of principle, of conscience, or
of the public welfare, for the qualification of
their own ambition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

BIGAmY.-The Henrico County Court
met yesterday morning to proceed with the exam.
ination of Benjamin F. Prentiss charged with big.
amy, but the officer who had been dispatched to
Pennsylvania having failed to reach the city, and
a telegraphic dispatch having been received from
him that he would be here last night the case was
adjourned over until this morning, when, If the
witnesses have arrived, the investigation will pro.
counsel announced their readiness to meet the ex.
animation at once, ard desired the Court to have
that fact entered upon record. -
The Court having no other criminal business to
attend to- took up the civil docket and spent the re-
mainder of the session in hearing that class of
cases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

NEw BUILDisos, for private residences
are being erected on 2h street not far from Lelet
street. Bsptist Church. This Is ono OF the hand
soonest locations ID the city for such pusposo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

TURNED Our--J0hn Carter. . very bad
negro, committed 70 jail some tina since fer I
breach Of good behavior, gave security yesterday
to keep the peace. and vse discharged.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Il Ranaway from the Tobacco Factory Of Mr.. w.
B Ross. about or weeks ago. a ne gro slave nam
ed JACK SKINNER; said negro is about SO years Of
age, feet4 or inches high, dark skin and looks
Rebecca Jackson's near Hon. J. n. Bolts, and may
be lurking about that neighborhood. For the appIe-
l may get him, viii pay the above reward.
THOS. WILLIAMS,
oc 7-St* Lumber Yard. COR 9th and Byrd ets
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Coal OHsTavoTiON. - Bernard Frank Wal
ened u ard aosts fov obstructins Broad aroet b
tween 9Th and 5sh, with : load Of coal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

PUKsHED.-A negro woman, called Bet
~ Clarke, in the service of William Gouidin made
answer the charge of using provoking and insult
ing language to Mary Tyree, free woman, and
trespassing upon her premises Betsy isa woman
Of high temper. and 10 beautifully pleased with the
gilt OF CAB After laying down the law to Mary,
promised to handle her without gloves II she dared
to complain to the city authorities against her.
She was ordered ten stripes by the Mayor, for her
bad conduct and her punishment afterwards In
creased by order OF the MASTER 3
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The PoRT OF SAMAxA.--The n. Y. Tribune,
that Job Trotter of modsra philathrophy, =
Ia I food of tribulation over the report Of
the cession by the Dominica government TO
the U. States of the port Of SANTANA on the
Bay Of that name with . strip of land. The
Tribune, amidst its tears and wrath, hiss =
lucid interval long eaough 10 give the follow
ing description Of the premises
The Bay of Ssmans lies in the northeastern corner
looks out upon the Atlantic. l. soma twsnty-fos,
mties wide and tn waters extend fry miles inland
In IL ee.sef. at some 6fteen miles from Cape M.
twelve miles from Cape eamana ON the North, are
two isands called the Grand Clevantsdes Keys each
somethtng like mile long. which efsctusiiy bress
the force ct the external winds and wsves and rem
DER the anchorage within % secure - IL 10 conve-
utsnt. Indeed it 10 admitted that there few any
better OF more esgscious h.rbo IN the woLia :, 81.
mana, which, though rather low end mafsh! y II. ~
connection with the main body Ct the island n..
IKE . boot and varyins in width from four to ten
mills Tns port of SANTANA. which IL said to be ced-
cd to the United States 10 formed BY cove
half mile vide and little longer, which pun "
from the Bay into the peninsula. How deep the
water Is We have no means of knowing. since no &C
e nc DOUBT q ,5 sss Columbia
visit, examined the soundngs, ana FOUND tnem u
icent for every purpose or ethef W. W. bse.e
there are few houses there, occupied BY WOOD cut
terra, on this head have no distinct informanon
at any rate the number Of hs .st,eS no
tions of Dominica being about 20a miles by sea, the
only convenient mode Of getting there from st. DO.
injusy to the Domncisns were it not the prelude to
some such performance as TOOK place IN IeAa: iIo ~
1886 to ls45 with the extension and communion "
Slavery in the North American Union ~ It's great
ED and obj.ct.
The Tribune denies that we have any need
of SANTANA for naval station, and in regard
to the suggestion of the Washington Star OF
terrifying the peninsular as sort of outwork
to Cuba, says it would like to see the Presi
dent calling upon Congress for money for
such an object! 1t is true, says the Tribune,
eve shall be told there are other benefits
than those of nigger-driving to be reaped in
Dominica. In the Cibao country, adjoining
SANTANA, are rich mines of the precious metals
which have long ceased to be worked for
want of enterprise and labor, but which Anne
ricans can reopen; there are mighty forests
of mahogany which await the blows of Anne
rican axes; but these are things that we have
enough of already, or can well do without. .
1t is clear to us that the Tribune wants to
see SANTANA annexed. Jobs mouth is evil
IDENTIFY watering for that mahogany and gold
dust The monomania of the Tribune in re-
gard to slavery is beginning to excite suspi-
cions. We should not be surprised if that
journal is secret organ of some of the South
ern Secessionists, who fee it to ALLEVIATE the
Northern people from the South, so as to facil-
itate disunion!
~ The great danger to the American
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

BROAD STREET CULvERT. at tho inter-
section Of Mayo, h yet In the hands of the work
men, who seem 10 be smakisg eiforte TO complete Il
In the most substantial manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

Corner of 9Th and Main strsets1
On THIS SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 7sh,
Will be performed the play of
VENICE PRESERVED.
rfeTe ........................Mr. NJ Louis
sphne....:. J. c. Smith
Belviderf. (her last appears<ce) Miss Read.
" Performance to commence at half past
O'Clock. ne1-It
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T IFE INSURANCE ON WHITE PER

IL SONS AND SLAVES UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-CAPITAL AND
AsseTs, 81 G83 286 69-This Coz pany will take risks
on the Lives OF White Persons and Slaves, on favor
able terms. For rates, &c, apply to e5t
o. F. bkESEE, Agent
Office Of the Valley Fire and Marine Insurance
Co, under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. w HAacocK, Examiner
REFERENcEs.-James Dunlop, Hugh w. Fry. John
@. VIM, VIM. Gouldin, Richmond; Higgison Han
cock, Chesterfield co., Va. elm
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BIT BIT Doc. "a small white boy, whose
name we could NOT learn. was badly bitten BY bun
terrier whilst passing along nth street. yeserdsy
morning. a gentleman living not far from The
Chapel, on Witnessing the occurrence, procured q
gun and killed the brute At once. II the Council
would pass m ordinance making II imperative on
owners to have fheir dogs muzzled, children would
then be free from the risk Of being torn to pieces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-07

7 INSURANCE. AGENCY.-RIcHMoN
Il 7TH OCTOBER, l84-The undersigned acting as
Agent for the PETERSEN RG +. AND M. INSu-
RANCE COMPANY, "a Company which has prompt
y met several Losses growing out of L. Agency In
extend to the Numerous patrons of the Virginia r.
and M Insurance Company. facilities for procuring
desired is greater than that Company prudeItly
grant against both Fire and Marine risks
oc 7-2aw3W THOS. M. ALFRIEND, Aet.
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TrrrLurc.-Joseph Aupustine, the keel

IIffLiNG.-J0seph Augustine, the keep
er of confectionery store, 18th street. near the
the evidence of A. Rowlett who testified to seeing
three men purchase, pay for, and take drinks, 10
the house of the accused, on the Cd lust Auaus-.
tine made no defencc the proof of bis guilt being
most conclusive For the second offence, II takeI,
before tho Hastings Court, the punishment of tin.
ping Is impris oument in the city JAIL
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2 MEMBERS OF McDOWELL
. BASSILlSK BLOOD.-The

- FOR RENT-Two good Rooms,
II suitable for a small family or Gentlemens lodg.
ing rooms, over my store on Franklin It,. just below
Metropolitan Hall. Apply to the subscriber.
oc 7-StA IRA q. PARKER.
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Resolved That In the opinion of this rneetus. the
general interests of tho comm opwealrh imper:ou,ly
dsmand-frst, the construction Of the CoypR.on nnd
Ohio Railroad on State account second the exten.
sion Of the Southsde Railroad by the valley of the
james River and lie trhu aries 20 the Eastern ter
shrd the extension Of the Manassas Gap Railroad 10
ccnnsst with the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad a
ooaventioa holden In this place in November, 1858.
Resolved, That our Delegates to the Norfolk cor.
vention b, and they arc hereby Instructed to pro-
siplss Of the above resolution By tao said conven.
ton. ress
Tho darlington Gazette in long article,
sustains these revelations The extension OF
the Manassas Gap road to Salem is por-
ton Of the programme which win not be
agreeable to the Soufhsiders.
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INSTRUCTION.

CARLISLE SEMINARY, male and fem,lelLia ,s
CRe, JANIS CROCKEa, PrreipH- sge &C., aS sn,.,
hi. ns,su,ioe 3 ed st Csdse sen
seI,s miles south Csnssb.re ,hi,tysn II -
- nm. ,sst from sharon sprnr Ia s.slon AZ
Ia sS,s.sses for stadents from eitis Iass Ere e -
nsI ). With The Seminary even OF r1ca ~
ia nth maple rove The buSnr .sa !, 70 sh.rt
,se C.sii portions Of the Green Aeaatsn
~ Re Bns Bi. Of Albany are =. .ses % 'ar
Irs ~ -. sg,dipr and board the sAIn3 table IN a
80, ,r,ly urser The couIse OF se1y
,s md teachers snpioysa g,eM pSss,.a
esh.,;t, or Scientific Particular attention Is Para a
Moas,p spsusses and ali the or an
nooin Tb-ode &c Beard. with 70 n farasheS
r.nns convenience ssorded ct the los rare
n.s a, - o. sst an per sesie mic year -, ....,
next term be.iss April sad continues '0af'''A
-t,Ss,ts arc carried from and TO Albany Tree a,
Further ih'fms'''" N'' J. r. SHELLEY. Pres
Principal =,
n ALL ATTENTION to BRlSTOW,s e1'
d. y. eeent syssba of whiins ParlG No -, xo NJ
oa oher aer Lsdies Of al ages obtain osfeas A
be dsShne superi,r mercantile sys fof on
"a New Brooklyn Willarsbursa Jer,ey &c
vitso TO CAL T'','' GEORGE BRISrOW
All pack
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AsrRosY J BLEIcKEa Aactioneer
ARGE and PEREMPTOkY SALE Of 10 VAL


LUABLE BUILDING LOTS and CORES .itased on 18th ath
etb I'D and lstsy, and Avenue A. witt Wsfer Rs
on River in the City Of New York at Auc'ion
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, will sell st Public Auction,
THURSDAY March 49, 1884, O'CLOCK the MsrchsDnS Ek
change to the highest bidder the following ds
N vaUsbs Ground with the Buildings thereon forming
entire block Of ground bounded by ssv Ayeun9 aud
~ SSH and S9th.sis, each Lot being fall size
80 Lots Of the fronting the sds OF
8)th and hss and Lots and Of Lots
the With rse Mansion House thereon par; u
sal. Lots being S9th.st. s1d part on sTths,
LoisAso Lots and Cores and next the north ~e
of ard Avenue Of the fronting the Avenue.
valuable Gore Lot the north Of 18Th and
ist
large Cor" Lot with hight water gast and PriyIssss
side
Avenue This Lot large and val
usble having ground front Of "a feet inches oistst.
the south of Avenue snd GOTH
al fron, tie Avenue
10 Los-Aso 10 os all lying In parcel of the same 'front.'
ing Ss and fronting 9chs, and commencing lCO feet
Of Avenue A
These rapidly neishbobooi and bssuti
fuy situated for immediate and the sale offers
those wishing either cottage villa site,
capitalists seeking TO make sst and profitable investnsnt
The title ndpufsbe the sale will be positive aud the will
BE- es purchasers For LthossPhic MAPS with
ard further particular srpy TO the Auctoneer No Broad s.
1881
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Y CoLToS Auciioaeet ~s.r
nINTEEI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CAk-

N pTTs OIL CLOTHS PIER GLASSES: Hhn MAI
TRFssFs &c de- COTTON will sell To-MoakOm, Sa,u,
5ay March ci o'clock tue Aac;oa Rooms no o. E
"a No Ann oTmsnt OF gooi
nitne IN Ross ashoeny, viE or Furniture ls
- re-. ooa and Mahosny Warirobes and
TEE se Brostlle sud Hair Clotn Dres. ne soa IN
Resswood and Ma MsrbetoP Center Ard and so
sbiss E,tsr.on DniDs Caryedtop nock-rs Doise
ture Tapestry insran carpets o oosh nGas bs
pa yir,ors Cbey- Hair Mresses Once Desks toeetne
vi many articles rich rer,or aud Bed
rs,rs The sale will be arge ard WI inoIa
nopni,y for o, others in wsnt ea on 'he
L. ri LIE and po,.po nement on evy accouo,
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nliiliufrp, NGi

nUNSMORE q BROWN
have received their importation of Leahorn straw Fancy
and Lawn gonpets and vii open their
No 4i3 Broadway, -
with large attractive stock of choice Foods on thu hSDAf
NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, Bonnet Silks,
IN L.wr. ming Ribbons Flowers Capes kcrhs
extensive room exclusively for
with handsome
OF new Goods very prices and invites the jo6bins trade 20
favor him v it'll early call. . =. -.
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MARX WAY. Auctoneer
IOUSTVOID FURNITURE-The Largest aud

HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-The Largest e. aud nd
nno.t AaortDe offered thisyeG -MAkh WkAr
sell on and sATURDAY q 0eoe. the spacious
Gothic Hall 1.-THE following consisting
sues 10 french ellie and plush Mahoss1y
IN hair cloth Roewood Black Walnut Mahogany aud Eneied
.'bct s"s OAK Black Walout ard Mshogny Extension Ia
hes Tisees Css Hall Stands Oak Hal Chairs oeateh
o srd side bic Rockers large snf small 10
h "a s,Irelolh Easy Char, French Besstea snd Hair
nae,ss Marble Dressing Bureaus and Wahstaids Ross
GOA AZ Black and Corner BookShelye Cosge
FarLure Minor and Mantle Clock. Rosssosd wssa
Also vi.ty Of Counipg Furniture and Iron safes "heh
v IN be 80 q carly pert Of the sale . . r..
BTh above made expressly for Broafsay customers oiets
10 hose this n1s sefnf 90 this
Uock IN that day Examination daS precious VITA e
acsre sprtr their De PACKED o. tho premises ny
the proprietor at reasonable cha!gfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10
d s HoUGH Apetspesr.
Will SELL TOMORROW MORNING from

bo o. ls West st sthv all the elegant sad custom
sd Future household Goos contained IN sid house CON
In mart Of Rosewood psror Fdrnurs Pe
Oval Mbie Glasses RoseS ood Center side Pef aud ara
tables Cupbosr5s Rosewood Mirror font Egees Roe
wood Plane finish iny wlsoec
Curtains md Cornces rapesiyVeYs
Csret Rurs SC few costly Oil Pali1g By tue best
yfs artists. superb collection Of rich Mantle Cosks Vss.
other decorations also superior walnut
tension Tables China Dinner and Tea Sets Ivory Cutlery os
ware together with the chamber Fnrnure of Rosewood and
MbosaIy French Bedsds Bureaus Weshssnds Feather b
best Hair Blankets &e altogether rning one the best
of good fotuTe offered auction this season Ch
ogus O morning OF sale.
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Goal.

COAL--I still sell my best Red Ash Coal a. usual.
& The lowest possible price for eah from my Yard cor ab
md 9hsv and King No
10 cell elsewhere PETER elm RON
PED Ash COAL.-spohn and Lewis Veins BY the
uas re rspesfsly sd,ssd that The
E prepared CpPly Eeafiy increased hlskIv
seieesssed stes q Coal from tAsr mines Bsmoa< ga Cun
"a % n.ssss, ssDS delivered bsa.d ysssh Port sA
Ne. ~ WsnstN, PhaaistIha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10
ANTHONY BLEEcKEk Aac,ion-er
TRCSTEEs SALE OF 10 VALUABLE WILL
By JOSEPH HEeExAs, A le;ioneer

By JOSEPH HEeExAs. A le;ioneer
THIS DAY friday March 10, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
at the Central Sales Rooms, Wloasaoy Of Psus
BrookynA Gse ard Secondhand Furn
TIRE eonpsns 900 lot. per Also peu
did ror Furniture ssting OF rosewood Sofa Chairs
voai Chair richly 10 blue and sod Brocs
scld a. o'clcci NJ - 49, ~
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frenrh ADVERTISEMENTS.

syssss gTOuRNTAU Co, AGENTS, No trr 81 Maze
PARIS.
ALEXIS GAUDINs genuine STAR-FRANES,
n LENSES CAMERAS CHEMICALS kc.-ALEAIS eau
DIN Nsnufacurer Dealer No rue de IL Pere Paris Oden
received by Nj. QUETIS No. Is Besyerd
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Danting Araormies.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADLMi, W. ~,
orc Byo.sv.y nox open for the reception Pups
e, .. an, time dsiins ces fo Lsas .9d
on s.i1rd.y for practice with bad Ct music eso.s
g. on Mopds "Wednesday and zrsdsJ evenings gen
.ysl ny.etca 9TH band Saturday evening
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VEN LADIES, SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS,
OF fine Diamond and EDsmeled and Pear inf
Ensmsd shell shape aud other cases with
Cha n srd Fin attached .pleDdIf article ., -.,.
WATCHES WARRANTED 10 kEEP OOoD ithff
will be exchanged
WATCHES BFPAIRED half the usual prices and ia the Des
uspreri Al.o Clocks, Jswelry, &c
Ubo.s,Is and Retail No Wsll ID hoor broif vsy
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Orr SOos,.

CLOTH WAREHOUSE
L WILSON o. HUNT Co asi-eslsse ava with.
-, a., now with snd Spin
soofs dssssel meas wear eosss Ing q Cloths and Ca
srsits French Ens1s and Ansresa cs,'nss,s rsss -
,l LESS ard fancy eoored Das Ala syis
oGccas By every TO which ssy ns ne ssssssss
bryers
NONEsT OGA STE NJ MILL
LANCASTER Pa
he hsviss received the sp,onemen SOLE s'
ard pbutirs Asens for ell the Good man are1 BY -
tseir v.,y desirable Fsbrics w. "" ~ 7, 49,,
DECEIVED per LATE ARRIVALS New an
IL yey besstl svlss o. sis Bsssses and Nous De Lilac
which we solicit early inspection; sso Point GAescoa 90
rure Houop brussels yaiercenaes Lsess Pa kneeNs
ke A KERR 4 Co. Nc 7s7 Broadway, door. below xAs
CHANGHAI PONGFES-To arrive, fun ssssrk
- Of Coorsd shanghai ronsses and 10 tses sa,fs
Sleeve lripss Sale The piece psekse, BY Wl0S
HUNT 4 Co No g. and SO Muhanst
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i1aints, Glass, 81.

WHITE ZINC PAINTS The AMERICAN
w WHITE ZINC COMPANY having conpstsd thsn 80
prepared ods for their PAINS both d
eli Their Paints warranted and superior 10 o,dJ -
ness the market They the only n1
tureTs from In the Ulited States and odnce FEM
quality and Gully eqasled By tho French Desleu w
tuppied the liberal terms Once, No % besyefs
ZINC PAINTS. - The NEW-JEkSEY zHt
II COMPAN having greatly enlarged their works and npr
The quality their pIoaaet prepared 70 execute orders n -
SUPER PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC which Is sold dry groaud 10 oil -
ssnied PURE and unsurpsssed for BODY and tHDo'
WHITyNESS
method preparation recently Uncovered vf!cs
.bes the Compsny their psnts 70 keep ress s,d ~
for reasonable time Ia this respect tbs rtah
D. superior any other O the market.
Their BROWN ZIHC PAINT, which 10 solo st os prcs :
only be made from the Zinc from Jersey aoS
Its protective qualities whom spilled 70 irss or ohs
he surfaces.
Their sTONE-COLOR PAINT po.esss all the properties
Brown, aid Of agreeable color for painting Cottages
o5ttndns Brdyes &c Desle.s supplied on ubers tefns
MANNING sQuLER AsenLs. ". IS Dey-s. NJ
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r CAsRISGros Arc,ioreer 1850
CFNTFEL HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE-IhlS
DAY (Frijsy Oh at No 25S West 2tht between 9t1 and
,h,v. AZ ~ oelock CURTIS CARRINGrON viii sell all
The in said house without eserse h been
~ ne. rat fes months and fine condition Brussels Carpets
carved MAHOGANY and small Chairs en- suite IN
Marble top Center sud Cad Tables noe baGe p
ara ", a. s,,rd Spring Mistress Hair do bct w ainut basement
che with which the sfle wiz
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CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c.-McGROR-
~ TY TILBY No. li2 Broadway, NswYork sanennes TO
hr friends and he public that ,he stock OF Foreign and
tx Cauein Oh Cloths &c &c, sc for the Spring Trade IL
completed all their re-tlve departments and pr.n specimens
Of lew originality Of design which for beauty aud
eeence will inspection be found ueht n extended
srd that uniformly constitutes general
oet OF the meet extensive estsbhmen will be disposed Of for
Cesh at prices shade thsn house in tae trade
WILLIAM McGR0RrY
GEORGE III TILBY, No lf2 Brosdvsy.
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ADRIAN II MuLLER, Aactioaeer.

ADRIAN II MULLER AaciOaeer
GALE IN PARTITION, By order of the Superior
~ Cont. Of valuable Real Estate BOwERY. BAfARO
GRAND FORSYTH and ELDRI )GE-SrS, In the City Of New
York
ADRIAN II. MULLER Co, will sell Auction. on TUES
DAY March "a ls ~ o'clock NJ at the MeehntS EIchsng.
BY order Court under the direction fLEOS
ARD LATHROP Rsq. Referee,
The Lot Of Land No Bo-y being the south east q
Howsry and bay .dt with the brick Bsiins fee,
wall Of ssd house being patty wall
Lot Of Land the OF Grand sad For
,thsi' With the building thereof tsosn the Baens Vista
Hoafe. Lot rs feet ! inch wide By IS feet deep.
Lot Of Lspd No - Elcdfe with the stoy brick Bsidius
thereon Is feet wide By loo feet deep
BLEEcKxx, Aaction-sr
TRCSTEEs SALE Of 10 VALUABLE Will
j LIAHsBURGH BUILDING LOTS at AUCrIOS.-ANraO-
~ BLEEckER will sci, :, Auction on FRIDAY, Mreh 10,
hs York By order Trustee the val se provert viz
WfLLIANsCRcB-2 desirable Building LOIS
the south Graham add Devee both onns
avtIue each lot being IN Is feet font and By 100
feet in depth.
on DEvoE srAso Lots Of Eound situated the sgathey
sde De,oest between Graham ard E.en- directly 10
the shove 100 feet from Grshz
each behs IS feet BY 100 feet lie depth The shove lots al
sctfry situated for building being Of
improvements sordns capitalists and
opportunity make safe and profitable investments
Of the purchase remain bond
nsps and further particulars sppy the saeones
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