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The oIRcULATios OF. THE BLOOD is Justly
dence BY that bestipg engine the heart it d driven
70 All parts Of the :ystem giving vgor and strength
to the complicated machinery OF mao. This LIVING
Hood, whether we sleep or wake salliee hrisk lv
through the arteries and returns softly through the
veins How recessary that II should be kept free
from all impurity. and yet hoy negligent many are
perfect health. Derangement in the Liver and
Nerves 10 generally the primary cause; and Jaundce
Dyspe psia which makes life burden, result from
It. Suicide would rapidly follow suicide. If there
20 obtain . bottle OF HooFLANp's CELEnsATrn
GERMAN BIrTERs. prepared by Or c. n. Jsskson.
Phiadsiphia; they rarely fail In eifsctine uerms
nent cure .sa - - - :
Agents for this sity-M ,ssrs PURCELL. Lam
Co, and EEHHsrr Bss4s. DrusAists = -.
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BESEFIoIAL RESULTS invariably follow the

administering of sTA8LER'S ANODYNE CHER.
RY FXPECrORANf in cases Of Coughs Colds
Bronchltis Asthma, Group and Throat and Lupe 2
complaiets generally 1t ID not claimed that 1t will
cure Ia all cases, but none have come to our know.
ledge where II failed to give relief while, at tho
same time. thousands Of instances have occurred
where Its effects have been 30 marked that they
hive been widely noticed and commended, The
D1ARRHGA CORDIAL, 1t il canddly believed
il uneq uaed in diseases of the bowels and It's
tive properties have been wonderfully experienced
in numerous cases. Therefore, you are advised to
make trial of these good medicnes" should you or
your family require their aid. . -
p See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
Price OF each only 30 cents per bottle or six bot.
ties for $3.50. n - eEa, ~ -7-r7
1y z. 81. sTABLER4& l. CO Proprietors,
..+ Wholesalr Druggists Baltimore
.-s, PURCELLe LADD l. Co.. Drussista
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. se lO-dL sIH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

AnoTHEE "syMPATHizERu RsTuaNEp --Oa th.
oln INST Thos Barry, who Is years ego wss taken
prisoner q Wind Mills, Canada, and sentenced &c
t.rssnsporfstion 20 Van Dismsn's Land, arrived q
niosaS @ NJ bsips on his wsy 70 Saratoga sprnss
wneIe ne nss dsughtsr iivias. and whom, o. Inifb
sxPsessa. ne 10 very anxioas to see sgaiq. Barr
aas sssn teiffsen months 10 coming tsom Ven DIE
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CALVIN GREEN. Pro,,r.
NLOThING Ar WHOL Ef;A 81 - :

GLOThIN AT ~ - he
" subscribers hsve established In Chi. .,sv
WdOLEsALE CLOTHING WAREHOUsE ana
are now in receipt OF their stock to which thsv Re-
spectfuliy invite the attention of the marshany. -
Virginia. North Carolina and Tenpessee,
Our Goods were mostly manufactured bv ouy.
feel assured that we can. and soH Offer ~ MAJ
Inducements 10 BUYERS sny hause IA this couutry
.-sFI WORD, WEISI0ER L CO.
No i06 Main o., (up stairs.) Richmond Va.
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AN UHFoRTuNATE FAMILY Capt Pendleton, cf
was drowned in that hsrbor ON Sunday evening
he had just returned from fishing 81 uise. He was
the twelfth one of q family of fourteen no had
been drowned. .H --s - y !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

French Court ssY.-W hiie the barque Juuiaf..
of Boston. from Bahia for Trisste asnore on the
coast of Ba bary the Straits of Gibraltar early
in August the Arab. assumed threatening attitude
and 1t was momentsrly expected they wcuid attack
the yessel A French war steamer came to her a.
sistance, and placed on board fifty marines for her
protection until she was got sflost In the mean
time the French Consul at Tanger had also sent
guard of soldiers to the bsrque's assistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

M FOR RENT-The Brick Dwelling
Ha en- Leigh, between ID and 81 streets now oc-
cupied by Mr katciihe eontsinins rooms Including
sarh room, with Kitchen and other necessary out
houses; s.e, with hydrant in the yard. Possession
given on the IL. Of October 1858. Apply to Mrs. C.
WOOD, or Mr.. JUAN PlZZtNI, main ct.
-.Q
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NE. = Passengers going North are
ist VI ,.tofmsd that on and after SATURDAY
-ioss Y ysenoef, the trains of the Fredsfick.bars
sorTAaEe aEeiaansny anny Will slwsys stop at tho gLAsH
sho ass,. ,a nofEL saiiisisnt time {, allow those
% 90. 70 obsnn efsshfAst and sepper
Slash a b. PALM0AE co Pfopristors
'a cottage, Aat. 81, iS6 an Al
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escaped from locomotive ON the Boston railroad.
and set ERE to the goods in laden with silks and
dry goods The train going the rate of thirty
miles hour, and when the fire was discovered.
about 5000 worth of merchandise had been dam.
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IMPORTANT FACT AscERTAINED w. .Gsrbutt
we'll known farmer and miller of Monroe county N
Y, has proved by careful experm nts that .srounn
wheat retains all its vitality and 10 az good as the
best for seed This was doubted, and farmers la
western New York were going to heavy expenses
to procure wheat entirely &c from the "sprout FOR
seed
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

ssi,, sSs commeDced receiving their new stock. to
tpS eonly invite the particular attention Of city
rsfsiiia oaSers as embracing every style of beat
Tb.t .apie and fancy goods
u.u.isso assortment OF Cioaks and Msntles will be 81
t.itlseo piets-snd they expect to have increased
EyIss Ns tnein mace 10 order, OF the latest
a.oS, os Sll tseps complete ss,ortment Of Curtain
nmc,o, most approved kinds, with all necessars
tst aa and fixtures, which will be made ard
sr az = Tue city, and made up and packed c.refuIl,
AZ nave opened already
NO. c.de; plaid ard Figured Silks
FIT. aaIu9ues and rck Silk Robes
Rleb teh Th W Woolea aud Valencia PIaiSs
nog,h'ed de LANES and French Merinos
ftsn.t eoooa OF every description.
n.psAsderie soioderies,a large aud complete a.sort.
Tssy aud Gloves In great variety. -..
som.r STOCK STOCK OF Heavy Winter Goods for men sno
sAd sn- nouse and field servants, Il now eomu,ets
they t,s OF more than the usual variety, to which
s-,t sbne Particular attention In ID viii be founa
hstxis"S grey sattinets and common Kerssys
5000 and and other rnahes-Plsid Domestiss
rsAeis snd blanket. 4a
s,ii-N4a,g s,ii4aeea,gs and good brown Shifting, c &c.
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dArrERs CRLEBRATroN.-The journeymen hat,
ters OF Boston celebrate the birthday OF 81. Gle.
ment, the inventor of hats on the 23d of Novembe,
next They intend to make 1t splendid sffair, and
WI partake OF banquet q, one of their principal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAYORS CouRr.-The Mayors ca

MAYoR's CouRr.-The Mayors Court for
the city OF Richmond wiiisbe held at O'Clock A.
Alter the 10th of October at 10 o'clnck
4, M. = - .-ss - -
DIR. GEo. W. BRlGes has removed to
his new resldence corner of Broad and 9th Streets
ne can be found at pight or during the day He stlI
continues his old Office at the corner OF Governor
and Main streets ..,-- # II ls7- =
o'''' hours from to ia A M and ssm from 70
OOoD MEDICINEs.--lt is estimated that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CATHER
TIC PILLS have done more to promote the public
question that the Cherry Pectoral his by its tbou
sand on tho ussnd cures of Colds, Coughs Asthnns
C1oup. Inf1a.pz. b hits &c very much reduc-
eases In this country The Pills are as good a. Pee.
torsi. and will sure more complaints :
,aoS n0ay r. need: more or less pugDg Purge the
and the whole visceral system from obstruotions ~
Purge ous the diseases which fasten the body, to
of old age Take aptidotos early and thrust II from
the system before It Is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers pills do thrust out disease, not only while it
Il. weak but when it ha' taken strong hold. Read
the astounding statements of those who have been
cured by them from dreadful Scrofula, Dropsy. Ul-
GERS. Skin Diseases. Rheumatism, Neural eia 6yspep.
sa. Internal Pains Bilious Complaints ii Hesrsbu r.
Headache. Gout, and many less dangerous but still
threatening ailments, such Pimples on the Face.
eularities, Dzzness in the Head Colds Fevsrs, Dys.
entery, and inde1d every variety Of complaints for
rSe.s pre 40 nsnom Int
Gated By your own nsighbors end your own phys-
cans. .- -.--.t ~ - :. s. sI.5- -
;, Try them once. and you will never be without
Price 25 ceuts per bo1-5 boxes for 81. ,r -
Prepared BY Dr. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
:Oid IsbD CO. sSosss: and and
retail, hienmonc, va sei su Sa-eod&w2r
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VKssEL ON FIRE.-The schooner Wra. Mason
loaded with dry goods. bound for Franklin, La,
took ire at her wharf, at N York, Tuesday. Hei
cargo, valued at 10000, was badly damaged
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DR.. CoDquest Cross, "a o has successfully filed
protessorshps n the medical colleges of Cincinnati
Ohio, Lexington, Ky ard Memphis, Tenn, died
at msysville, Ky on the 5,h. . -
The cholera has broken out at Laguayra, and
some fatal cases have occurred. = - : =
Boston has subscribed $2s00 to the Norfolk and
Portsmouth fund. t-1E1 - s-t a
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ADVANCE IN PowDER-The Pittsburg Gazstte
notices an advance of fifty cents per keg in pow der
aud large advsnce in sslrpetre, caused by the
tinusti' Of the Eurooean war, which has caused
larTs export demand for the article. The Gazette
quotes blasting ct S4, and Iile at $5 25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

LIBERAL PARTY CONVENTION. The State Con.
venuon OF the Liberal Party" at Urica, N. York,
was but sliniy attended. Fred Douglass was nom-
mated for Secretary OF State
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SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDENr.-On Monday night
train ON the Great Western (Csnads) Z. r. was
OF switcn. The engineer and fremen were ssri-
ousiy bruised, and the engine and baggage car
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

UNFourDED RuMoH. There appears 10 be no
foundation fer the rumor published In the NJ York
Tribune of the burning of the ship John Stuart,
from Philadelphia for California 49,.
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d VALUABLE QUARRIEs-lti IL aaid that the quarries
OF the village Of Medina, Ohio will turn out, this
year, over $500 900 worth of Stone. istiA a.s
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SHIPWaEck AND Loss OF LIFE.-The American
Port phlip. Australia, on the Goth May last, and, on
ne me a. was driven sshoIe Kings Island. about
wife, offisers and crew. were with Difficulty landed
wi the exception of the steward John Henseu, Of
fh!iadelphia. Pa, and Henry Kearney. second mate
OF the ship Flying Scud, who were uDfortunarely
drowned Information Of the sbip's loss was receive
ed from James M Tsrlton. Esq, U. 9. Consul ct
Melbourne AustrsJia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

SENTENcEb.-Wisn Smith, for attempting to
drown boy at Boston, for laughing at him while
drunk and staggering In the street, has been sent to
the penitsntiary for eight years 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

a Capt. L. n. Rues, agent OF The Daltinnofe asd
OHM rstlroed. - Ciooisnsst, was droWed u he
Nswpors lsssy, % Sridsy svssiss. 7sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

SUICIDE OF MuapsRxR. Who ynnr.
dared bis neis6bor Chase. In Fischer VT, hs,
week, was discoysred Monday, but commissed sui.
eide before the officers could SECURE him.
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PEPPEH MINT IN MicHIGAN.-The Detroit (Miah)
Democrat ssys: "Thers 10 more peppermint ssow ,
In % Joseph county. Miehiesn. than 10. any other
tecsiity In the Uni0n IL IL the staple product Of
oas tovn The ell 10 sxtrsctsd and sold q ~ 30 per
pound An sore will yield from dtsen 70 twenty
psuPdss making . very profitable crop.
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G FOR RENT a Brick Dwelling
61 House at the upper end Of Clay strest. Pos.
esion given Immediately. Apply at this Office.
il l6-ts
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iEgIs We have on hand and for
~ RICH'S PATE ENT
IRON BEAM PLOUGH We
rEh~.Xn6N are making this deaarvsdlu m.

1lse7Tl4AS,u--r-. dTe H16kIDg thIt utB6TV6dIY DO.
&. 70 - pulsr Plough OF all sizes from
them ,s those who have used them pronounce
ian, h9st perfect implement OF the hind ex
tbsi, -, uiai OF them will verify what is said In
so s,Ii ,sv9r BALDWIN, CARbWELL L co.
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DANCING AND WALTZING

A AACADEaY.-6ODDlN's NEW HALL, Cor.
AF nth AND BANK STs.-MR. L WARROCK
Mrnw ud respectfully announce that his gchool
viii open On SATURDAY, October 18th, at II o'clk
for Ladies' Same evening, at y O'Clock, for Gentle
There will be two sesslonv
A hedustion will be made where Schelar enters
for the whole Course. sel2-2au6v
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AWKWARD PREDIcAMENr "A few days since a
reverend divine OF Boston, Mass, was riding In
wagon with lay friend, along the beach near
Swsmpscott, and tempted by the ineness of the
surf, determined on bathing, leaving their clothes
in the wagon. They had hardly begun to enjoy
the surf, however, when the horse started off 70.
wards the village, The lay brother gave chase,
and after run of over mile, succeeded Ia catch.
ing and bringing back the erratic steed. The di-
vine. who was pretty well chilled by his proIong
ed bath has adopted the army maxim, never again
to be separated from his baggage.
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OF U,ica, N T., on Tuesday Refused by vote of
.eo 70 se1en 70 nnd indictmeufs under the prohibi
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ACADEMY OF DANCTNG

hs ACADEMY OF DANCING
Il CHas A. McEVoY has the honor of ennoun-
II eng 10 the etzsns Of Riohmond, that tie 9.h
IN annual session OF his school, for instruction in
fhs above n., in all its i'm proved forms
VII opea st Colathsn Hail Main street, on WE'D
REsDhf November 7th. 1855
T6e session will be long one, and pew arrange.
SCI 2-ulm
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FATAL EFFECTS OF SLANDER-A few months
ago, widow lady, with large family of young
Intelligent and Interesting daughters went to reside
In Xsnia, Ohio. Her reputation, and that of her
family, were entered without blemish, when some
cowardly slanderer raised Injurious reports con-
corning them, which, although disbelieved by eva.
~ right-minded person, We're extensively crcu.
lated through the town. The poor lady was SO
overwhelmed by these malignant ISLANDERS, as we'll
ss some incendiary attempts on the premises she
occupied that she fell sick and died, without bodi
iy aiiment victim to vile SANDER, which has
thus killed a most amiabie and vrtuous lady,
and deprived large and interesting family of their
only arthly protector. r..
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\ NEW SADDLE AND HAE-

ca NEW SADDLE AND HAIR
H(&AA NESS mANUEACTORY-T subscri-
E bsr having taken the store Nos, Pearl
street. nesr Main, (hsving juat returned
I.in the North with fresh and ttyle OF goods)
e1sH great Inducements to his friends and old Gus
toners as he is determined to sell cheap. Repair
hs d0pe at short notice
All PERSONS indebte to the old firms of Otey
G'f, snd James w. Gof, will please come forward
ln1PsY their bills as am very anxious te close up
The bosinsss of said firms
aql3- Ind JAS w GOEF
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@ FOR RENT.-A Cottage residence
III containing nine rooms, on Grove street in the
town Of Sidney, q short distalce fIom the Fair
Grounds. Apply to w. J. HUBARD.
iyl4-f
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A MILITARY BUFFooN.-There IL often attached
70 each Russian company bufoon. who Amuses his
comrades with jests and antics. and 10 generally
great favorite. On one occasion, in the Caucasus,
when the troops we're driven back by the Circsssan
!he oufoon was wounded and left behind. A favor.
lie Jest of his to like cock, and he lay
on the ground, he thought Of the only way to save
nimsslf. and he crowed This had such an effect on
ne comrades. that they rallied, charged sgain and
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TfMPERAkcE MADE EAsg.-A baEkesper In Rut-
itno. Vt, complains that the authorities have put
esct the Temperance cause for yssis by prosscutir
nlm he says that the paople were beeonaips %
ven trained that they took hqaors from him which
were tw othirds water, and II ne had bsen let slone
he would have cot them % that they would hsvs
drank clear waief within six months
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THOMAS w. Tyler, Secy,
ION last Sabbath collections we're taken in seve-
raj churches In the county, aud several hundred
dollars raised. Also, the Odd Fellows Lodge at
King & Queen Court House have contributed some
hty or sixty dollars, which could be used to pur-
chase provisions, if more acceptable th an money
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%L COACH FACTORY.-The
wv Subscriber has on band a number OF
light C aRIAG E and BUGGlES, of his own
make, which can be sold very reasonable. Persons
desIous Of purchasing HOMEMADE WORK, will do
well to rive him call before purchasing elsewhere
R- REPAIRING done with nsstness and dis.
ps!sE and upon terms VI hich cannot fail please.
T. II. FOWLER, franklin ct
"S-lm NeaESssopposite the Exchange.
EnSD TRUNKS CARPET BAGS
ETfNEryN AND VALICES.-All those 10 want
GE1lIGiof the above articles are respectfully
invit. to cali at l29 Main St, where
may be found good assortment prices to suit the
'me. DAVID WALSH,
&c 1S9 Main Ut.
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pvJ a COwARDIN.
'-onaas For Rnur AND SALE
) roR RENT OR LEAsE;w-InSSse Ss
fOn ne.nprs or WAREHOUSES, Nes.

In I'D iss osie the ,tor.. Of Mear.
s1d sdtoinins toe Eseh OF these stores fropt 20
keat fes aat, erect with Eve ncors, running esek
iss' s ss.t Ss The basement. opsn on Level h xish
sis 7ase s,isy leads 10 l1th street, opposite the
xios os ef The American Hote are amongst the
sn. % eoommodious ard subs..seial building in the
ss .ad .rsnssd 70. os.1s IN s.sh
OF eih.r, ih. Sar two es,sbhshments. These stores are
fsss ssinr rsinted inside and out The large store
o nSs snd Basement ofNs.Is7 can be had
ine arp in tbe Sd stoyv Possession of tenement
.s "a row occupied by Messs Jones Potts can
=. 70 hsa on the iG September next
The superior location Of thee ,sores osnd n t, sne
sa nssl ra.iee. Appl, to JOSEPH JAMES. Jr, at the
.o,. .os, Of Burh W. Try, Esq. or 70
a. g. Sn~u pLGmINo 1AMEc.
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SINGULAR ELoPEMENT.-Mrs Munts OF Washing
ton county, Pa, eioped from her husband on Saiur.
day, leaving seven children behind her, Her hus.
band followed her TO Pittsbure, and found her In
one of the hotels, and placed her in a room; bu.
while he was partsking of his breakfast on Sunday
morning she managed to escape, and left with her
lived In the most amicable relations with her hus.
baud. few days before she eloped she purchas.
ed splendid gold watch, and had 1t charged to her
husband, and took with her large sum of money
and other yaluables.
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WHAT IT CosTs The French, II 10 said, have
not more than itty.fve thousand bsyone,s, and the
British seventeen thousad, en- tigae before Sebas-
risous at Kamiesch and Constantinople or the
srmy of reserve nor the sick, wounded end con.
valescent In those quarters. The nocturnal fights,
the shells thrown Into the camp by the Rus,iaps,
exposure, hard duty and casualties OF every kioo
occasion q dreadful waste of life costing Ia Killed
wounded and sick, an average of six hundred men
daily.
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a FOR SALE--A usat i.a.aod House
H on Msso street, containing 5 rJol4s, kit.hon,
wood and eo.l houses, With water iu lus yard The
ot fronts 10 feet Mayo ri and .i.s bG OK GA Cy-
prsss street 100 feet For terms, which viii be very
tibsrE. apply to TdOS. w. AEEBEE,
is lS-u No. ~ Pearl st.
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ISI6un0On0,1
Aud by Druggists aud Merchants gener Ally through
out Virginia. ---e----- se IO-dL aIaf
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= FOX NENI-OHo upper rUUu III
- .ss rev Brisk Tenement on 10th street bes
,ss.r Man and Gary cts.
80 r,n5srn couverienees suitable for Dentist,
1iIso~k large Store near Warwiet Bark.6als's
hi.i' ~. o,ossry and Commission House. Possession
ven Immediately. u.pprr T. wnpp,ee
SYSs No. l56 Cary ct.
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occupied by the post office bounded by 1874 feet 8
inches on Nassau street 1o1 feet inches on Cedar
street, lis feet inches Liberty street. aud BY
about 173 feet the north easterly side aiming
sbsat 20 ESQ square sst for $4,000
as the Clinton Hotel, having a front OF SO feet
on Bsekman street with depth Of lO4 feet
containing BOO square feet, for ...... .150, 900
Nos By n. Hill Fowler--A lot having 1856 feet
inch on Nassau street LA feet 8 inches on
Beekman street, 100 feet l inch on Park row.
and so feet 10 inches on street, Containing about
No. l. By Baker Weeks and Martin 4. fhomp
son-Lot Isl feet deep, extending through
from Chambers to Rsade street, having a
front on each Of l25 feet containing about
No. s. by James b. Glentworth-A lot fronting
30 feet on Broadway and l24 feet inches on
Reade street containing about %, 900 square
No G. By Porter McCarty and Thomas s. Gibbs. '00000
Gothic Hall, formerly Masonic Hail. on lot on
boundary between Pearl and Duane streets,
fronts 50 feet on Broadway, depth ,25 feet, rear
breadth, 125 feet-in all 1900 square fact offers
to rent for 81 go per square foot per annum.
No. {. By CbaUncey Bernard-lot on Broadway,
between Anthony and Leonard streets, contain.
ing 10 900 square feet, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 200, 900
No. g. Also, lot extending from Anthony to
Leonard street, midway between Broadway
and Church street, containing 1900 square
No By Mortimer Ivngston.Iot fronting 200
feet on Church street, 100 feet on Anthony
street, and 100 feet on Leonard street-2oOOO
square felt, for ...........,...,.......1 1850 900
extending from LispeDard to Walker street,
win 'front.' oil zoo Feet On each, containing
about 10000 square feet, for 500 900
No. IL. BY J. Glentworth-Iot fronting SO feet
about 500 square feet for ...........s 800, 900
No. II. ByJ 3. Glentworth-LOt frontiug 1899
feet inches on Broadway. depth $50 feet,
bounded by Bond street on one side and Great
Jooes street on the other, about 80, 900 square
feet; 45o, 900
No Is BY J. b. Glentw0rtb-Lot fronting
about $50 feet on Fourteenth street 20G one
University place. 203 feet Thirteenth street,
containing about 40, 900 square feet for $50, 900
No. ID BY j. B. Genworth-Lot fronting 2O2 feet
9incbes on Broac way, 1913 feet 2 inches on
Twenty third street and 301 feet A inches on
Tor. 42s 900
No. is. By Rugsey Raynor and Fowler Frana-
lyn, agents-Lot 20S feet on Broadway. 1877 feet
inches on Sixth avenue, 169 feet ON Thirty
first street, and 90 feet on Thirty second street,
about q, 600 square feet, for. .220 900