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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-18

az u SMITH JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE.
West SIDE Niciiean t., Fiymonth. ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-18

~ y. HUGUS ATTORNEY At LAW
~. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-18

EORACE CORBIN, ATTORNEY ATLAW .
Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-18

ID UfUS BROWN, PHYSICIAN & SUR
q G GE0A A,-........~--... Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-18

- HlGGfNBGTHAM, PHYSICIAN x SUR +
~ CEON,. N,..-.-..-.-......P Piymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-18

Y vHIso. y LEMON, PHYSICIAN, SUR
GEON Druggist. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-18

a BENNET, PHYSICIAN & SUR
az GEON, Plymouth. Ind.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

TIE Pores Vrsrr TO FRArcE-
Tho Independence Beige asserts that
If the Poope according tot report)
comes to France to baptise the 1mperi-
al infant, and crown the Emperor Ma
poleon. it will be contrary to the wish
cs of the Sacred College. It i. belle
we'd that, in case of peace, French
army Of occupation, consisting Of 49,
600 or 10000 men. will remain in
the East for n certain time. By an
Imperial decree Of FEBRUARY %, cotton
wool for the mandatory Of sailcloth
is to be admitted into France free Of
duty. The recruitment Of the Aus
trian army for this year is fixed at 3d.
600 men, instead Of $4,000, which
was the number last year.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

tons on the different shapes and peculiar
tiles Of the heads Of the gentlemen together
with furious observations on the pretty
faces and bcnnets Of the ladies', and came
to the conclusion that the prevailing colo,
81 the latter article was red, except those
upen craniums Of persons in mourning,
which, strange to say, were invariably
biack.
st. Patrick's day was mild and beautiful
and the weather still continues go. In the
political word there is but little doing
Every one is satisfied with the American
nominations and are anxiously awaiting
those Of the Democratic party.
A Mrs. Rush, made her FIRST appearance
on any stage, at the Walnut Street Thea
ire, as tt B'anca,' but did not succeed very
we'll A Miss Clata Darling, read Hith
awatha' here some time since and sue
ceeded So well that she has been induced
to read in several southern cites.
Yours &c., OBSERVER"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

A COOP WINDING Up-The Hon.
Miss Murray winds up her book on
the United States with the following
sentance:
zone might as we'll hope to improve
the morals and increase the happiness
of an idiot, by turning him out of on
asylum, as to hope for benefit for the
negro from abolitionism."
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03
Notice.

In the matter Of the succession Of MAsv
Rose kLEirpErER, dec'd-Sixth Dis
trict Cou't-Parish Of East Baton
Rouge. La-lNo 4941
w HEREAS. JoHr B. KLE,rprrrR. If
'! sal" Parish, has applied to said Court,
to be appointed administrator Of the above
succession.
Notice IL hereby given 10 all persons in
terested TO show cause within ten days
from the first publication of this notice.
why the said application should not BE-
granted. B.F. BRYAN
apl3-3w Clerk
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

the proof reader, and two columns de-
ponds solely on the compositor for its
correctness. BY this mode Of reason
ing We arrive at the conclusion that
narrowing down length and breadth Of
Of our contemporary, is Democratic
triumph. There will be no room now
in that excellent journal, for the labar-
inthine opinions Of the Washington
Union; the New Orleans Courier, and
Capt. Albert Pike, on tho last Ph;la-
delphia Platform.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03
DissoI ution Of Copartnershlp.

Dissolution Of Copartnersfip.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
] JOS. MCCORMICK and P. N. HATCH, was, on
the LIST January last, dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. p, N. Hatch retiring from the firm. The bu-
siDess will be conducted by the undersigned, A.
heretofore, under the same name and style, At the
Old Stand, where he solicits share Of public pat
ronage. [mar19.tH1 JOS. MCCORMICK.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

EXECUTIVE OrPrCs, BARON RousE,
March 22, 1856
NEALED proposals will be received At the Exec
y utive Office In the city Of baton Rouge. un til
ne hrst day Of May next, for supp yipg he Lou
isana enitebtiarv with FRESH DEFY for the en-
suing twelve months
mar26 ROBERT @. wICKLrRFE,
Governor Of Louisiana.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

No. ~ AN ACT. Y
10 legalise the assessment of taxes in
the parish Of East Baton Rouge for the
year eighteen hundred and Gfty-6ve.
SEc1toN L. BE it enactsd BY the Senate
and House Of Representatives Of the State
Of Louisiana in General Assembly conven-
ell. That the assessment for the wear eigh-
teen hundred and hfty-fve of parish taxes
for the pa,i sh Of East Baton Rouge. made
by order Of the Police Jury of said parish.
by Dram Hacket, he, and the same is here
by ratified and legalized az through the
same had been done at the proper time
according to law.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, &C.. That
it shall not he necessary to advertise said
roll for the thirty days prescribed BY law,
hut the Recorder shall deliver the same to
the Sheriff. as'soon as completed and deIiv-
er to him.
SEC. B. BE it further enacted, &c, That
this act shall take effect from and after II.
passage.
,signed) DAVID 4. RANDALL.
Speaker pro tenn Of the. House of Repre-
senta'ives
tsigpetD c. H. MOUTON,
Lieut.. Governor and President of the
Senate. Approved March 8, 1856
(S'gneD r. c. WICKLtFFE.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
true copy:
ANDREW s HERON,
Secretary Of State.
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LOUISIANA PErIrssrrARv !
Baton Rouge, March ~. 1856
ORDERS for the Manufacture u the l,ouisjar.
~ Penitentiary will bs received and promptly
attended IN by E.M. HART. / 10
fapril1 1-m1 A.ent
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, JAMES T. CAME, has been appointed
w Administrator Of the succession Of Mrs SAaAH
0RIrrr5H, late tfthis Parish, deceased. All per
sons indebted 10 said succession will make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims will
present them duly authenticated, to said admin
istrator or his attorney, J. W. SEYMOUR.
maP28 3t.w
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DIED.

At his residence in Elktown, (Tenn. on the 18th
nit, Of . paraiysic attack, MAI. Roberto. HAIR
NEY, At an advanced period In life.
The deceased was brother Of our respected
fellow citizen Dr.. B. !. HAlHsY.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

TAXES FOR lR55.-The following
act, legalisiug the Assessment Of taxes
in this Parish, for the year 1856 pass
ed at the last session Of the legislature
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

The CALoRIc ENa1NE,-The New
York Journal Of Commerce, of the
21st inst, says:
We are grati6ed to learn that the
interchangeable Capt. Ericsson has near
~ completed an engine to furnish mo-
tive power b a large manufacturing
establishment 10 this city.
There has already been constructed
and finished at one Of the West street
boundaries splendid double horizont
al engine, which, we understand, is to
De sent to Europe. 1t is about thirty
horse power, has been repeatedly run
IN the presence Of several scientific
gentlemen, and realized within frac-
ton Of what was anticipated BY the
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

The RrcnTs oE WoMEN.-A peti.
ton has been presented to the British,
Parliament for more liberal legislation
in reference to the property, Of married
women, authorizing them to hold it in
their own(right. 1t advocates also a
change in the common law, that obliges
husband, to become liable for bis
wife's debts contracted before marri-
age.
DEATH OF Mr.. BrELA.-This emin-
ent astronomer died in Venice in
FEBRUARY. at the age Of "a. He. will
long be remembered as the discoverer
Of the periodicity' 1884 years) of the
comet which bears his name, and
which has lately become an object of
even greater interest to men of science
in consequence, Of suddenly, during
its return in 1846, separating into
two comets, which continued to pursue
nearly tho same path, and at nearly
the same distance from each other.
q The Mi our Legislature, which
has just adjourned. passed seven-hun-
dred and seventy acts
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Mrs. sUsAs d. SMARr, has been APP
w pointed Administrative, Of the succession Of
her deceased husband, JOIN A. SMART.
ALL persons indebted to said succession Will
make immediate payment, and all those having
claims against said succession, will present them
duly authenticated, to the undersigned attorney.
mar25 1O-d J, W. SEYMOUR.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

Union the New Orleans Courier. an,
Capt. Albert Pike, on tho last Ph;la
delphia Platform.
SIGMA-A communication will
this signature, comes TO us through
the Post Office. The writer pavcs hi'
way to the subject matter, which is
the "Christian Church. in Fifth street
after the most approved manner. Il
we did not recognize his chirograrby
we should take him for philosopher
one Of that limited class of men, who
know the way to masculine, as we'll as
feminine hearts.
Tell n woman she is "pretty -
though it be in presence Of her mirror.
which to her own eye gives the lie d.
rect to your assertion, and you have
her mind as daguerreotype plate, pre-
pared for any impression. Tell n
mon-it matters not how mature in
years. and how often his ears and eyes
have known tho deceit Of "this mas
querade existcnce'-1ell him he ;s
Honorable, inst. liberal in his views
learned and upright in his Judgment
az a Daniel--apd you have him the
creature Of your own will. It is with
difficulty we consent to forego the
pleasure it would afford ~ to publish,
"S'gma's' communication, on this &C
count 4; but we cannot consent to have
our friends in Fifth street, abused.
No. If they hold to the wrong OPT
Mon, it is no reason why they should
be criticised and reviewed in any 9th.
er manner than that of Christian char
ity and kindness. If Sigma does not
like the philosophy taught at the "Pau-
theon;;" the Pantheon is a stationary
building and will not run against him
Il he keeps out Of the way. The good
people at that establishment, think
hey are right, and they have an un-
qualified right to hold Cd to their be-
ief In this respect they are quite as
veil off, as ten thousand other sects.
including the school Of Philosophers to
which Sigma belongs.
On the same subject matter, we
ave communication signed Zone
hat Knows lie says it is "his de-
ire to introduce. instead of the nos.
runs made use of, by physical and
biological quacks, which lead men to
ice, death, and damnation, a pbysic
hat will euro and a moral that will
AVE. When he gets ready to do
his, and satisfies us. his physic is gen.
inc; we will engage to turn the
o"'et out Of its present orbit, and
'rry the truth flaming throughout the /
'rth-put a girdle round the solar
stem, and 60 in pursuit of the gen. i
eman who lost himself in the milky :
ay," fey evenings ago. +
The Comet deals in facts. only O
here are religious newspapers and n
agazines in the land suited to anv
'mplexion Of thought. To such, we o
fer Sigma" and One Who Knows. u
'ey are the proper mediums, through y
hich to wrangle about theological 70. Il
ance and fiction. i.
The CALoRlc ENarNE.-The New I,
ork Journal Of Commerce, of the Il
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03
Dlsse,l utD0n.

DlssOlutlon.
The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the style and firm OF
Ward, Mediation Co, is hereby dissolved by
IN utual consent. Either partner will use the
name Of the firm in liquidation.
g. q. NOTATION.
GEO. W. WARD,
!. A. NOTATION,
WIN. 4. PIKE
MARIA Advocate L Gazette COPY month,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03
Rail Road Notice.

The third annual meeting Of the Stockholders
cfths Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete and Opelousas.
Rail Road, will be held on Monday, the 21st Of
April, at J. II. Johnston's store on bayou Crosse
Tste. J. n JOHNsnN s...,,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03
Cook stnve.

Cook Stoves.
a NEW LOT Of the Latest Style, largo
"A and small at LAReurrR h L.rourss
april3. Cor. Lafayette 4 Florida Sis.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03
bAros Roues AND CL'sros ptAsx RoAp CompAvy.

Baton Rouss AND CLisroN pLAEx RoAp CompAvy
Morrh mi, 1855.
"Res0lped, That call Of i've per cent NJ re
capital stock be made, payable on the 4th day
o. June 1856 10y
The stockholders Of the Baton Rouge and Gin
ton Plank Road Company, are notified that pay
per share, has been allied i, As per the above
resolution, payable on The 4th Of June next. At
the counting room Of 8. N. Hart d Co, Baton
Rouge. By order Of the Board. A. NJ. DUNN.
A. WADpfLI, Secretary. President
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For Safe.

For Safe.
4 HOUSE AND LOT, situated -
IL at the corner Of America and st. III
Charles SITS, on liberal terms. Ap- h4
pl v at this office. marl9-ff
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03

Corn Il Cob Mill.
w ARRIVE in few days direct from
= the manufactory, assorted sizes Of the
ce,ebrated Little Giant" Corn and Cob
Mills, at ap3| LAReu1ER Il LArouE's
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-03


men totally unfit Tor ar,luous sea.service.
Noticing paragraph going the rounds
Of the press, the substance of which is to
the effect that Barnum is "playing possum,"
we take the liberty say that if the per-
petrators of these squibs, could see Phineas,
they would think very differently. He
IS not the same man that he was. Some
sympathizing person has rendered him a
loan of $500 for the purpose of help;pp
the poor fellow out of his difficulty. The
sum total of our sympathy amounts to
hoping that he may never have money
enoug to humbug any more. Now that
ne Is down, the press, with few excep-
tions, are ".down on " him like athous-
and Of brick $50 We 70.
We attended lecture recently deliver
ed here by the notorious Henry Ward
beecher, the wholesale "nigger1 man,
and brother to the renowned authoress of
Uncle TOMS Cabin. He is learned man
and we think we could like his lectures
very well, but for his ridiculous illusions
to slavery. During his sickening descrip.
lions Of slavery &C., your correspondent
amused himself by making mental observa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

making section INTO sub.,snoe found N the veins
IN ~ es'iy ne f-as'' Of pacents 81 e amen, ser
b perfectly heay theirs doubt that The womb had r,
Gently eonsDed iiu ,n nat me sasss o. DEAN Wa
beyond the eser months snd thai the abortion occurred
LnTns the fortnight preceding death.
TEsTIsoNY oF DIX. Johnson.
Il. {. johnson, residing at No. 20 West Iweuty-
fourth street being ssys- hire room Of Mr.. Csrn
ne wines here am physician ana nsVe oeen
medicine for five year, 70 New YORK yrM ego So
Uctohsr snd nale ne scquanisnee 81 MrA 10Y
Mr. burns shout that time; Mrs Barns iyes ~ thompson
street snd u female physieian BOARDED dur3s ss,ra
beng VaAi before LAST May, snd Ms Croker wi'hel 70
oIen AZ once mentioned IT, aad she ssked me % eai'se
q 10 Boston when Ars Croker made proposition 70 me 20
AXE he 'front.' Lce here made slok rnen IA e
vas never called IN eonsutS'on or oeri'e to any o. neT
patents but deceased TO- day 70 tie o- OF M
t-.trnouy here omitted substantially III. Mrs
1s.ssr wa' "1 oSS ~. we sou no re-
and sk ed whether she had living snd she said she
had Washington letter had come her her with The
q Elizabeth Smith it, ASA "a her Il thu her proper
she I'D 10 ii Anne smith she received two sath
would live bad ASKED her about her paIens the sane
time telling her she might not iye-wh'n she said she oped
he would she evpslston Of way she hoped
bad other conversation with any stter
deoe.sed death Mrs Croker wanted TO cal IN Ms I'y
land cert ate ii was already made the Doctor
called the same evening ser deeeaeis de.h do not know
OF Mr. Crockes treating deces'i for other hsa
have stated unierstood deoeased came on VISIT shs
seemed 70 he somewhat acquainted with this city Mrs
has rsihers large practice Is generally OF uterine d'el
never knew or heard Of M CFOekos Poluen9 abortion BY
Instruments otherwise.
VERDICT or THE JURY.
We, the Jurors, being duly sworn to investigate the
cause Of the death Of Anne f. Smith, lately deceased
at No. $50 Houston street find that deceased came to
her death from the effects Of abortion; and that
Mrs. Able J.. Croker, DIR. r.. W. Cicaveland, and
DR.. z. G. johnson were attending her as physicians
at the tine of her death.
SAMUEL DAVIS, J. 81 SANDERS,
EUGENE DUPUY. W. J. MCLEAN
H. WILSON, :. q. SHUTTER
SAMUEL A. HILLS, COrOrsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
DIED.

3ARKFR-At Newman, Ga, SuDdly tho 81 inst,
BENJAMIN @. BARKER, Of Plymouth. hcs isan. ased
CT years
Brownie Brookyr Tuesday morning, Feb II, Of coz
sesoL Of the lungs, ROBERT j. son a Robert j. and - u
A. Brown, aged years month snd u days.
Tho and friends Of tho family resyocfuly invtoe
70 attend bis utersl Thursday FEB H. a. O'clock "a
from Tia fsthr residence LuG1eer ste tcuth side secons
tosse vest " Court street, South Brooklyn.
CAFFERIY-In Albany, ~ y o. Tuesday the I'm inst. N
tie Ssh year Of bis sge, WILLIAM g. cafrEkgr Ass
On MsLdAy FEB II SARAH VAN BEnThofshr' "s
tite In the SD yes Of her ass.
JdEEs-In this city on Wednesday morning Feb ssed
}aenths EMMA kLTZABETH. only daughter I" joan w.
yJ ienss o The family invited 70 attend The funess fro.
"a resterce Of parents NO ~ sth sv ms esy a.
Fcocs
ptCK-at Moth Greenwich, Cont. or SATURDAY FEB n
IL ,o.h ,ssr Of her sxs hrs LAvIsIA PECK. ws a
sal ssnsral n tsss plscs that village this afsrnooa
sigIR-At BrolyD Tuesday, Fob T. In the SD yos'
Ri. are ROBERT 5PEIk ~ o.
Yulow street Brookiya Hgtts, THURSDAY. lttn 5ss ~
m The funeral services vii take place a. tbs Cnafeb
Inc Rev Dr. Bsthuns Peneoos' street 81 p m 70 vnco
ferda and actalalntances OF the family 7 rsSp''us
invited
sTILWELL-At Orange. Ahesany C2an.y; r. ca rass-
Ssy the lsh nst CHARLES n 5TILWELL, n D. sn
OF Sytyanrs K stlwel. Of Brooklyn. l.
Notice Of funeral Ia faturs papers 49,.
VAN BFUREN-On Tuesday uzcrnin9 reo H. N 'ns "~'
y,sz a b.. age MARY z. VAN bEUkks.
Her relatives and fsots Of the fsnAy as re-
ia 20 stsepd funess from hs< rcsAdSscs 20 Ia
seys1tes9sA assst q erasy esups = u 9oes<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
MECHANICS, CLUB.

The regular meeting of the Club took place last
evening at the rooms of the American Institute, Mr.
X. L. Pill in the chair.
Mr.. GKo. c. AILIsG of England introduced Hcdg-
cocks quadrant sOlameter. 1t is claimed that by
thi. instrument both latitude and longitude can be
taken In the language of the exhibitor: Its utility
is TO give solar altitude for latitude without the aid
" ola marine horizon, and for defining the longitude
At the same time, giving with accuracy the ships
position in foggy or hszy weather"
Capt HEDGcocK, the inventor OF this instrument
was received very cordially. Heproceeded to explain
and illustrate its utility. One Of his sextant formerly
belonged to Cook tie famous navigator ana bore the
following inscription Made by j. Galskl, No: 332
Waning. London" and scratched with penkne
upon the ivory, probably by Cook himself, were the
words james Cook, IVA.
Nj WV. G. CREtAER read an instructive paper on
the Momentum of Railroad Cars" embracing his
tory of the various devices for checking them which
was well received. J..
This PRysIprsr announced that the subject for dis
cussion at the next meeting would be the Cause OF
"the oscilating motion in Locoinotive-e ana
"the means of preventing it," The Club then ad-
iourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

The Naval Dry Deck. undergoing repairs aud alterl-
tors for schooshp for naval apprentices. The new
steam saw-nill 10 the yard is now in operation, and
all the timber required for the purposes Of tss station
will be sawed in it hereafter. The Niagara has for
time past bees ready for launching but the day
Las not vet been announced. 1t will in great meas
IRE depend upon the weather and the condition Of the
river, and may be looked for any fine day. Mean
while nothing has been Ien undone which could insure
her succc,f full launching
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
Cn.nnr nr FAlsr PRErrnsEs-George c. III

CHARGE or FALSE PRETEssEs--Ge0rge L. Hol-
brooke No i broadway Yesterday arrested by Ocer
Wade Police Court charged with having by false
and fraudulent precns deauded John r. Courtney OF No
state upwards OF 100 The complainant states
that he he'd adyertscment tor clerk % call upon
obrooke who gave him situation in hs place at 70 per
month and induced him to loan 800 TO him. Whom the first
months nav became he asked for but received nothing
He then applied return OF the 100 but failed to get this
also The accused held bail IN 500 10 the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

PETER FUNK OPERArros.-In abiding yesterday to
fraud perPstrated upon Mr.. II. A. Wells by mock
auction establishment, stated that 1t was at the
corner Of Dey and Greenwich streets. We now learn
tina, it was on Dey street, at the second door from
Greenwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
SAILS or RrAL Esr.rs-ras following sales were
m sde by T. H. yHj,ov Fob 10:

Uf0t Dl II. III. }NitDW, Fcr. ISs
5 Lots sds s'h-t ,-t ivy sad Oh Az eo1S 30
Tie lease q the Lo', III Tia ulins thereon, NO io'
East Broadway near RutG 2 e. 800. ~Ss''
sstory ard attic nouss and ID. on the noTth SIZE o
Dousisss s. BrDoklyn Sso n wes from Smith -. 500
> story ard ac house and lot side fompkins .
Flsee BROOD Ign. s5 a. from Hsrri-1 St S>o'
1880
3 story t.iek house. with extension. sna lot Of
4, pad No. IS Blsecker-st, north side. lear bFosi - 90,
> story snd siic house ami lot, with stable No W
Greeast, near AMY -. ~"
Osk.t Roosevelt lot elXb2 S.......'s'.'- 'i''
Also. by Adrian III Muller;
The 10, Of lard with buildings No iltChtyi''e - E' A.,
TIE T Io ., End a. wh Ssas No los For,yht Is
TIL. IO lahS with buildings No lO5 Edrisost IS n
,,dTT Tf tame ~ q hose sad f S No IS st.
cor Orclsrisi > T. n, front ~ - deep iV''
story frame house and lot No. 81 EvinSt0net, . 4
lot w SIDE 5th av.. % 4 in W OF t'asi s'hlVo''
lot 5. s.le i0th 81, us t. w. OF lst av oAsss 30
lot W se iiLsv 3 q. :. OF l0jth st, elNlN...' :"
story bIick house with lease Of lot No o. Fikes 'o -,
2oA6o, house - n. deep SAN
threestory houses and lots Nos and s'h '
Also. by Philip X. wilkins:
houses end lots adjoining 22i each $11S'' ps"
Also, 10y VIM. ii. Franklin & Son:
Pot Of ground with the buildings thereon. the north
westerly sido Of Gold. between fulton AID John Sta
rs front Gold 81; aLd about Is u IN depth tS,IW
Also, 10y A. j. Blocker;
House ,nd lot No "a Lsrenard-s'. house 2iNt6, LOT
Hors an lot No es2 Hou.ion.t lot ....... 5000
Also, by A. ii. Nicolay:
House and lot No n 1919
House srd lot on SD e., near 9TH -"
Plot OF ground bounded by 18th snd 5thsv and S and
Esdss with wsterlght, $50
Lot on the corner Of ID av and SSH lSl
Lo, al Joining tho above al LIZ
years ,-sse OF No. Ns~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
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