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Ordinance No. 81

Ordinance No. q.
AN ORDINANCE relative TO distractions of the side
walks
THE PEOPLE Of the Town OF Columbia represented by
the Trustees thereof, 90 enact follows
Any person persons who shall from and after the pas
sage this Ordinance ohsruet the walks Of the Town
Of Columbia by placing thereon for unreasonable Pc
Rod boxes bales packages merchandise other article
Of articles and neglect refuse TO the i'm
rnedately on the order of the Town Marshal shall be
deemed gully of nsdemeanor AMI conviction thereof
before Justice of the Peace shall be fined in OF
not less than FIVE dollars than ten dollars and
upon conviction for second offence, double the fine i'm
posed for the first.
Nothing in the shove Ordinance shall be construed to
affect the necessary loading and unloading of to teams
Approved Sept 3d. 1885,
DAVID GREEN, President
certify that the above Ordinance passed the Board
September 3d. 1856
THos n. CAzNE,U,
sent6 Town Clerk
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Administrators Notice.
EMPLOYMENT.

AGENTS (either travelling or locaD for NEwSpl.
PERS ane PERIODICALS, are requested TO send. WITH
OUT DELAY their address to the undersigned and thew
will be furnished with business which will yield them
100 to 200 per cent. profit They will please state
Newspapers Periodicals they have
Persons who have not hitherto acted as Apepts but
would like to engage SUCH will also please send their
names, Postofce address, County and State, written
plainly.
WRIGHT, MASON Il CO.,
Oct. 4th, 'eSou- New Ye4x
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Sa. II is impossible to love one in whose
.r1thfulcess we cannot confde; or to slight one
whose words and purposes and actions are with
out assimilation.
"a To spend to much time in studies is
alcth, to use them too much for ornament is af-
fectation and to make judgment wholly BIZ
their rules is the hunor of scholar.
~ Blessed is she who has mothers care,
g fathers house, and a brothers. affection.
10 The actions of man tell of what kind
he is, as 90 the fruits Of tree
"a A we'll known political economist says:
We pay best, first, those who destroy us-gene-
rails; second, those who amuse us-singers and
musicians; and least ofall. those who instruct
us-aUthors, editors and schoolmasters
TIE Two PIcrUREs-"I have subdued the
nations of the earth; is there no other world
for me- to conquer ?"-ALeronder the Great
"Ihave fought the good fight. have finished
my course: henceforth there is laid up for me
& crown Of righteousness" -.S PzM
MORTALITY AMONG BACHELoRs.-The cele-
hrated DR.. Caspar Of Berlin, estimates the NOR
tallty among bachelors, between the ages of
thirty and forty-fve, at twenty-seven per cent;
While the mortality among the married men be-
tween the same ages is only eighteen per cent
As life advances, the difference becomes even
more striking Where forty-one bachelors at
tain the age of forty, there are seventy-eight
married men; difference of nearly two to one
IN favor Of the latter. At the age of sixty
there are forty-eight married men to twenty
two bachelors; at seventy, eleven bachelors to
twenty-seven married men; and at eighty, nine
married men TO three bachelors. No bachelor,
It is said, ever lived to be hundred.
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(Ordinance No. 81


AN ORDINANCE prescribing the duties powers, &c. Of
the Town Marshal.
TIE PEOPLE of the Town Of Columbia represented BY the
Trustees thereof, do enact as follows
1t shall be the duty of the Town Marshal 10 execute
within the limits Of the Town Of Columbia all processes
issued to him for violations of any Town Ordinance and
arrest without warrant guilty of violation of
any Ordinance and take them before the and most
accessible Justice of the Peace To pay into the hands of
the Town Treasurer al monies collected any case
which the Town is party; to collect the taxes and IL
censes OF the Town and the amount the Town
Treasurer, and to supervise and control such Town
Police may hereafter be appointed The fees allowed
the Town Marshal for the foregoing service shall be the
those allowed by law to other officers for the like
for similar services, and for violation neglect
the duties imposed him, he shall be fined in a
less than fifty than hundred dollars each
offence.
Approved August 9th, 1855.
DAVID GREEN. President.
certify that the above Ordinance passed the Board
August 9th 1856.
Taos. y. CAZsEAu
aug30 Town Clerk.
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fOrefanance No. 2.l

Ordinance No. 81
AN ORDINANCE for the better protection Of the Town
from fire.
THE PEOPLE of the town of Columbia represented by the
Trustees thereof, do ordain as follows
TheP Pipe OF Stoves used for cooking other purposes
shall extend five feet or more above the roofs of the
houses in which they used and shall be least three
inches from wood other combustibe material that
the pipes pass through and the external portion of the
pipe at least one foot from any cobustibe material
Any person or persons violating the provisions of this
Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of msdemeanor, and
shall be fined in the not less than ten dollars nor
more than fifty dollars for the first offence and double
that amount for any subsequent infraction.
Approved August 9th, 1856
DAVID GREEN, President.
certify that the above Ordinance passed the Board
August 9th, 1856
Tnos. n CaZsRAu.
aug3O Town Clerk.
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]Doetrpp.
The Parting.

Lilly I'd pressed You to my heart,
But all such pressure you decry--
There's too much cotton, whalebone, lace,
Tween you and l.
I'd only muss thy dry goods up,
And make you blubber, pout and irown,
Besides, might, oh, sad mischance
Break whalebone down
Farewell III pray when next we meet,
And meet We may, if fashions change,
at least that NO may como within
Good talking range
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ORDINANCES
OF THE TOWN COLUMBIA,
fOrdinnnce No. IL

Ordinance No. IL
AN ORDINANCE regulating the streets and public tho.
roughfares
THE PEOPLE of the Town of Columbia represented by
the Trustees thereof, do ordain as follows
That the various streets and thoroughares of the town.
heretofore known and recognized in accordance with
the and plat BY John Wallace Surveyor shall
continued. The same lines and bounds and the
designations remaining the lawful lines bounds and
names of the said streets and thoroughfares.
Approved August 9th, 1856.
DAVID GREEN. President
certify that the above Ordinance passed the board
August 27th 1856.
THos. n. CAzNEAu
aUg-30- Town Clerk
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a late frech journal speaks of a new religious
sect sprung up in the United States. which it
calls "A6oraterrs DIES Negrss," "Nigger Worship
pera"
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ID. ). HoUGH Auctionser.
nNHIS (ThnrsdaYl MORNING. all the elegant

and costly contents Of the ye-stoy whiteront house
No 70 Wauens College place opposite Hudson River
Railroad depot at Oi o'clock sale is psremptory. The
furniture almost of the hest make aud fully warranted
the and embellishments Of the most tasteful
description. The sale will commence In the
PARLORS which contain elegant marble op center Tables
different styles massive revolving front rosewood Secretary
snd Bookcsse fine costly rosewood octave double acton
Piano heavily carved two complete sets OF solid
framed rosewood fine quality OF French brocf
tee also invalid Chairs and do Pas recap
ton Chairs abetop rosewood French Etagere finely flu
shed rosewood work Tables iuad with pearl fixtures yory
Also number Of Quaretes Stands, Shelyes, &c. Ia
wood large French plate oval Mirrors in elegant frsmes
elo CANT brocatee Curtains the Oil Paint
iugs The Highlands" by Weber, Views the Sas
quehannA" By Brese Retreat Of the Ausrsns" by Vernet
many Others ao fruit pieces and hunting scenes onolu
and marble Clocks days also great variety OF
decorations selected by the most refined taste
porcelain marble Bnss Of Clay and webster aud
others bsque Figures and articles o. vertu very rich Turkey
Carpet; also Brussels Ingram sc stair do Rugs &c
DINING feet mahogany extension Table,
mahogany dining and Tables French decorated China Din
Tea ne gsh and French cut Glass Ware
Knives and Forks Crockery Bells Casters, spoons
Liquor Cares Wines Decsnter ruby do Urns and Silver
Services spcors Forks Trays &C.; Goble Linen Napkns
BEDhOOMSTspestry CarpetDg costly rosewood aud ma
hogany Bedsesds also dressing Bureaus and also
God ATmor elegant article glass 'front.' Mirrors
pure cured Mattresses mahogany sofas mahogany
Rockers DO, damask Qus Counerpanes, Toilet
Sets. SC. Sale Is positive, rain or shine.
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HENRY H. LEEDS Co. AuctioneersOice No 10 Nsssiu-st
MORTGAGE SALE.-Large Sale of Costly
vi FURNITURE at the Irving House in Broadway, be.
tween Chambers snd Read s being the entire Furniture
the above botol.-HENRY H. LEEDS Co win sell, by
auction, MONDAY, February IS, TUESDAY, 18th, and
hotel Of which has recently been put In fine order
md ali Of the first class further particulars refer to
general head n The Courier and Enquirer Commercial
Post, and Express. sale without
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w : MgLLoR, Auctoneer-By HoUGHros MELLos.
THURSDAY, Feb. 81, at IL o'clock, at No. ll3
i Easssnst the NEW YORK QUARTERLY REVIEW.
the Debts Subscription List Back Numbers Stereotype
Plates and ri sht Publish BY order Of the Receiver
s. HUESTOS.
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HENRy It. LEEDS. Auetioneer.
IENRY II LEEDS Il 60. will sell

"ENRY II. LEEDS ~ Co. VIII sell Dy aucton.
Il 4 on THURSDAY. Feb. Il. elegant HOu SEHOLD FUR
NITURE BY order Of Mortgage at lot o'clock, at No 6s
broadway corner Aitys consisting OF rosewood and
mahogany Suites covered in hair cloth aud brocatee mshos
apy rarbletop Center Tables Gard do Mirrors gltfams
Pier Glasses Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oh Cloths &c
Also mahogany Bedsteads Mattresses Feather Beds Bedding
&C. Hall Chandeliers Gas Fixtures aud ell the Kitchen Fur
ifrre-nithout
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EXECUTORS SALE.-In pursuance of the
IL will of GERTRUDE WESrERNELr deceased we will
exroee public auction the Merchants Exehans
In the CITY OF New-York, (per ANTHONY j. BLEEChEh
Auciopeer 18th day Of February next at u o'clock
on that day the LOT of GROUND with the BUILDINGS aad
INPROV FNENTs thereon erected situated the souhest
corner Of Brcome and NaTck IN the City OF foSk
Lot wide front and rear, and o. feet deep win p
Lee ~ evsv 10 rear The premises rented TO lat Of
May 1856 The Of 575 Per snnu and vii be sold sub
eel 10 that lesse-DAted New-York, Jan. 80, 1885.
WARREN HARRIOT, (rxa.,,,,,
ALBERT T. DEMARESr.S "~~
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TUNIs MoERELL. Auctionee,.
CIGARS AT Auction THIS MORNING, a

ltl oc'ocs No al Nassau-st, comprising many choice
nds Of Havana and German boxes Of various SIZE. All
Tsckaees IL al 81 ~ B.-DeseTs .nd consumers WI az
ted s the privilege given Of taking small or large qaany
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HExRy II. LEEDS x Co, Auctioneers.
IrNpX II PEnS a 20 will sell by

HENRY II. LEEDS X Co, Alctioneers.
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co will sell by auc-
ton FRIDAY Feb. p A. l0i O'Clock AZ the store No
10 Na.ssust large collection Of rare and choice ENGLsd
Johnsous Works; Beaumont Fleichers ByTons, Mooes
DO Treatise Church AIcheciure Aors History OF Eda
burgh Rival Gazetteer OF Scoand DO England do ireland
The Wandering jews Works German and English
Lexicon An Essay on Old Maids "A Manuscript Mssi on Vel
lum 800 yess old Old Bible known a. the Breeche Bible
1906 Graphic and Historical Illustrations by Brady History Of
Dublin University with many plates Carey Library Of Chocs
Literature Documentary History of Newfolk; Dispatches
and Letters OF Lord Nelson Memoirs Of ChameI Life and
Letters of Thomas Campbell Hopkins Ezekels Works. Me-
mors of Horace WapOe; Statesmen's Manuals Edinburgh
Universal Gazetteer Also, Plays and other rare
Books Books exhibited one day before sale.
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Men, pork Giip Business Direttorp

THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi-
i peLt Houses in each line Of Business:
DRY GOODS.
American and FOREIGN silks.
BOWEN, McNAMEE Co., tImps JObbersl ll2 Broadway
Importers and JObbers Of silks and Fancy Dry
WATSON CARTER Soods III Broadway
Berlin Wool Embroidery silks, Fringes GiInps,
Buttons Ladies Dess Trimmings Gold and Silver Articles
KoHLSAAT BROS. Importer. aud Jobber) No 40 JOhn-st
Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods.
J. VI. DAVIES JONES Co, tlmpts ManisJ - Warrenst
Artificial Flowers and Feathers, new styles. 49,
JAMES TUCKFR Importer and Wholesale DealeI No. 5s7
Broadway. Bridal Wreahs for the Million
Dentist.
Dr. CHAs A. 4ta Broadway.
Doors, Sashes and Blinds.
n P. KlNBALL Wholesale and Retai) No IS Beeknanst
Engrayers (WoodD
W ROWLAND Nc - Broadway door above Astor House.
HARdRrhs sP 1 HHifh Co. Isssf.ta'si. E1s.n,
French Window Glass.
J. Il. POILLoN Co (mTorters ...No. 81 Bafc''y'st.
French and German Baskets &c;
CUAS INN Co. lmpOrers y Maidensne ii Lberty-st
Crate and Fender Makers.
VIM Il. JACKSON formerly w. l n Jackson L sOn'I No.
50 Broadway, door above lsth-st
Hardware Cutlery Edge Tools, &c.
THOS DOUGLASS Msnufacturer and Beserl No. Psttst
Iron, Metals &c.
BUNTING BEAN (Brokers). 90 Wallis
Iron Chests. Cedar and Camphor-Wood Trunks.
JESSE q God-st
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
those Who buy 70 sell again ERSOLLS, 80 SoGhs
lightning Rods.
VI QUINCY SON Offices ls2 r.. Ztht and l9 Nassau 81
LYON MANUFACTURING Co., Otis's Patent Also, other
Reds Insulsiors, Points, Vsnes 6c..No Js3 Broadway
LithoRraphers.
GEO HAYWARD l1 Water Sc
Paints. Oils, &c.
RAYNOLDS, DEVOE Nos. l06 and leg Fultonst
Paper Warehouses.
CYRUS w. FIELD Co., W. bOleale Dea!er) No III Chst
Paper in Rolls and Reams. &c.
EUGENE ELY......No 10 Fuitonst third door below Gold
Salamand safes.
sTTARNs MARVIN Manufacturer OF Rich Co.'S Sela-
msnder Safes Widers Patent, Rchs Improvement Also,
sole proprietOrs the patent La Belle Lock" Depot
No. 40 Wsterst
ship Bread and Crackers.
ERASTIS TITUS Communicate 3j Waslingtons ST.
TOYS and Fancy Goods.
J. AHLBORH Co., - Aaden-ane, up stairs, and 20 Liberty.
Window and Plate Glass French and English.l
p HOPKINS BROTHERS, tlmporterd) No. 81 Barclayst
Any additions to the above List shold be brought 10 the
Office CT :. NJ PETTENGILL L Co, No. ll9 SassaGsL
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
g NJ PETTENGILL Co, No ll9 Nssssu-st, New York,
have made such with the best and most widely cir
enabled 70 saving Of time and expense the advertisers
who DO through them They select the best papers and
advertise conslcuouy the very lowest prices and always
keep OF their customers in view. Merchants In
yi;ed 70 call on them
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" : MylLoR Auct.oneer-By HovGHroS MELLon
ECANT GARNET FIRNITURE.-THtS

Il DAY Thursdsy at lt o'clock, a. the s,sFoosa No us
i've made ensme!ed Chamber suites se'
era Mahogany Showcases with plate ss' screen new ana
,.cord hand Rosewood and Mahogany Pianotote. 0Ac
mn CO., 1S0 made bv Gilbert Of Boston, with holi.n a.
scfneut three Gold Waiehes 20 DOZEN heavy syerpasi
Scons and Forks Clock, me French plate Pier h'O' d
OIL Paintings, sc. - -
H. NJ viii sel the above 10 close consignment. and pay
dvsrce the largest stock Of superior made Cabinet furnnrs
oered this 70 which call Me attention OF
CITY ard country dealers
Catalogues will be Issued on morning OF sale. 80
The will consist Ia part of oer psor chamber horsrs
and drawins Furniture, finished IN the most saossns
manner having been made order expressly Tor private sale
Ies TIE stock Of frstcass cabnenaker several ssero
t1tenson Dining Tabes costly secretary Ssiae N
,s sI.ss doors rosewood MAHOGANY and wal
nut Chamber Furniture suites eight elegant suites OF Peof
Furniture covered plush brOcade and haircloth sVey
offsbonsbe STYLES center pier and side Table,; Music Cab
ne,s Fssv ana Reception Chairs pure Hair Mattresses Nc
together with variety of medium class FURNITURE WIN "oi
the sale will commence
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&c. HALLIDAY, Aucdoneer
CTEAM ENGINES BOILER SHAFTINGS,

~ kc.-E c. HALLIDAY Will sell az auction on fOhs-
DAY Feb 81 1856 at lOi O'Clock the premises tee
horsepower upright beam Steam Engine and three Cyn-
der Boilers Shangs Drums &c they stand Ia lot No
Also the 6horsepower Steam Engine with up
right tubular boiler $50 tubes Pumps, Shsitir &c Ia lot
No. 80 Jane 81. Terms cssh. t@S)
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Danrina Ataormies.
piano fortes ann Glnsir.

EIRST PREMIUM PIAN0FORTES-Ma
Il fsctured BY SrEINNAY SONS Nos o. and 81 Walker.
Broadway " l. These Pianos received the FIRST pe.
NUNS il competition with Pianos made By the most celebrated
manufacturers Of Boston NevYork Philadelphia soa B.-
more. Every Piano warranted. Prices moderate.
A NEW TRIUMPH
We have lest been awarded the FIRST PREMIUM(A COL
MEDAL By The Fair Of the AmercAn Institute the Crys.
Palace FIR he BEST PIANOS.
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EOUR SECONDHAND PIANOS. Rosewood

and Mshogny q The very best CITY make and In horouh
efsr viii be sod exceedingly cheap Also one MELODEON
Orders r ther viii he hororahy executed Apply No Io
West bfoslWsy 20 A. WEBJE.
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Boarn dn6 Rooms.

BOARD in BROOKLYN-A GENTLEMAN
I'D and his WIFE. or several SINGLE GENTLEMEN can
b ACCOMMODATED with PLEASANT ROOMS-single OF
in sues-st No. 10 Sands cor jay Reference required
BOARD on BROOKLYN HlGHTS.-Pleasant
ID APARTMENTS at No. 81 Wilow-st.
BOARD WANTED-By family consisting of
ID three adults children 81 year. old the other
infant and two good sized BEDROOMS, and accom-
mediation for the nurse Location Broadway and not
shove 2Sst Washing be done In the house. Dinner a.
o'cloSk VIII ray so calendar month Address Box No.
1919 Post Office References exchanged
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Saies BIZ Anliioa.

7. l.. UELtsstR AuCtIonsef.
DY LEAVlTT, DELlsSER Il Co. No. 81
ID ara s-a B-os5wav corner Of White r-SAss Of BOOKS
sre held regularly .,ey TUESDAY, ThCRspAI aHt SAT :,
Psev Good. "a Stationery PsintnEs Bronze Wares, Clocks
&c are k~ld THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
81 O'Clock Catalogues ready AID sooa 02
sor examination the day previous 70 sale.
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11aints, Oils, Glass, Sc.

EEROS ENE or COAL OIL
IN Secured by Patents
The undersigned beg leave call the attention Of The Puoi:
20 the Certhcete Of Z. " Kent, esq Chemist
the universal question: nat shall
Tee Tor Light ~ ACsTENS, Agents Of the 49,.
NORTH AMERICAN KEROSENE COMPANY,
No 81 Bearer-s;., New-York.
LABORATORY, No. ll6 JohI-st.,
NEw-YoRg, Feb g. 1885.
THs NORTH AMERICAN KEROSENE COMPANY
GESrLEaES: have made careful phoiometrcal e1smna
your Kerosene Oil in compsrison with the yaoas
kinds Oil Burning Fluids and Cos Gss in IN this eolr
tryy Wit he following results:
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TEAM.POWER -Welllighted ROOMS TO Let
r. HOE Co
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OOO ACRES Select TIMBER, AGRI.

Ok ono ACRES Select TIMBER. AGRI.
~c,OOO CULTURAL and BITUAlNOUS COAL
LANDS in Elk Mckesa and Forest Counties. the line Of
the SuEbuTy and Ere harOsd and AeEany Railroad IN
State c; Pennsylvania for SALE by ,Prying No III Wal
nu;s Fhscel LA This body Of lands comprise the most
SUPERIOR ard valuable snts IN Northwestern Pennsylvania
surpassed O- btumuous and camel bv
They selected 80 years their so-abe lo ation
tie value the soil tim beT and coa Arl offered N the
market fuT the frs: time. Address
QCIGGLE PASCOAST
No. III Walnut ST. PnilsdelphiA
e - n0n BROWN STONE HOUSE
W Il ~sOOOs tor SALE.-A large senteel. frst-elas.
HOUSE, ~ BY s. IT. Lot 20 by 100 IT. centrally Ani De
srably ocatec Lem gfosv. vii BE- cod low for
cssh Apply 10 ". L. SHELDON No IS Nsssau-.t
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NPLENDID COUNTRY SEAI Ior SALt or
y EXCHANGE Tor PROBU CTlEE CITY PROPERTY
Nineteen miles from New-Yors with s Of excellent
stocked with ell Kinds Of choice Fruit The House
tr about 81 by 81 feet breestory az basement with brown
stone taere sis lntes and built without regard 20
coat in test with al the modern ipov Of
a city house having water, furnace &c The situation is
high hesy AID pleasant IN good reighboto0d, with
views; pass it almost every hour tbs city. The
buildings extensive AID most completely arranged
ard the lcelOuse is lsr-e and well Tiled The whole IS
ete order snd viii be sod low applied for iume lately,
as he owner w.ske. sAye for Europe Apply JOSEPH
w ALLEN. No. 10 Merchants Exchange Wallst.
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Real Gsiate for Sale.

DERGEN HIGHTS.-A PLOT of GROUND.
ID comprising about 81 with fine view Of the city ard
hsbor short distance Of the ferry and having omn
bus passing viii be sold by the lot together Inquire
No 40 illAIn-st.
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i D.y Of Cope FIsnqs ST. Domingo sewsrds Of MsaH1ss
or her Children, ADELE AUBERT, JEAN or JUANlSCO
IUBHRT or FANNY AUBERT, all formerly Of Mstsnzas,
viii apply undersigned, they VIII hear Of SOMETHING
~ No. l06 Broadway.
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90 Ubom it man Concern.
choice selention of the best

A DVERTISING.-A choice selection OF the best
IN papers o. the whole country may be made and qdielog'
system Of advertising adopted, at v b. PALMEkS AGENCf
He explains egby both the principle and practical opera
ton.
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MURRAY HILL PROPERTY for SALE

MURRAY HILL PROPERTY for SALE
vi The NINE LOTS Of GROUND the north side Of 38th
between Madison SD comprsn g the entire front
between the Five Of tie above Los have good
Buildings uor them TIE othe- four occupied Garden
IN rurnber Of Peach Pear Ounce and Cher
Trees bearing order together with Grape shor
kIaugus Raspberry. and strawberry beds Currant and
Goseterry Bushes Flower SkrubbeTy sld the Ike Family
Vegetables may be raised in abundance II is delightful
heshy airy and eligible location vel! adapted Tor private
residences Of gentlemen engatei in business the lower part
Il he city. ArI!v 81 No. 81 on Tie premises
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T T.
The price will Vary 25 according 20 loo stion
quality Deeds be made during the
s56 pulasiI the purchase 70 be paid in hvs annual
ustauenis The first become due n two years from the
end tie Others annually thereafter The last
payment will become tie end Of the sixth year from the
date of the cor tract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-21
MISERABLE BOWERY PROPERTY for

~ SALE-The large and splendid LOT, with the BUlLp-
ING thereon known No 81 Bowery being q feet rJ;
rear by rs deep the eide OF the B)wery - feet
from the corner Of Canal ate Nakerst, will he sold low
Terms For further particulars apply 10 ADRIAN H.
MULLER, ArctoIeer, No. % Wsl-s;, o. No % Bowery.