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NJ l l. l. I \ Z r Y.
MISS AVERY

NJ l l. l. \ L II Y.
MISS AVERY
happy the Ladies that she has just
New York with the largest and best stock
OF MILLINERY GOODS that she has had the plea
showing them before, consisting Of all the latest
styles and novelties of Straw Goods prices that dees
competition.
Country Miliners supplied with Pattern. and Straw
Goods al Wholesale and Retail
Srraws, of every kind and color,
Fine I.ghorn FLATS,
Infants superior Straw Shaker Hoods,
Boys Gray Hats
Ladies' Hunting Hats.
Misses Gray English Flats,
Imported Straw Laces,
The real Blonds, Capes. and Flowers,
Fine white and colored Tarltons,
Bridal wreatis,
Lace Gauntlets,
Tarlton Dress Skirts, ready made.
Dress Making : usual.
Rooms next door east OF J. Dickeys Jewery Store,
corner OF Main and Columbus Street.
apis sARAH AVERY
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MILLIN ER Y.
MISS MINER
XVTOCLD inform the ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity,
w that she has now received her stock Of SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS, all of which have been selected
with grea, care will be happy have ladies call
examine them, whether they wish TO purchase or
not.
She hopes, by strict attention to business and totc
prices, to merit liberal share Of patronage apil
RENO VAL.
MISS FORD
XlyOCLD respectfully inform the ladies Of Ottawa and
w vicinity that she is now receiving fine selection
Of MILLINERY GOODS for Spring and Summer trade,
which she offer at low prices.
Straw Bonnets cleaned TO order.
Rooms in Bassnetts building, opposite the Mansion
House. aPiI
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY
ny i. h. WHEELER,
rs now open Hossack's Block where the choicest
riety Of Crackers such Butter, Soda, Boston, and
Lemon Crackers, and every variety Of Cakes, Bread,
and Pies. Also, Confectionery.
share Of the public patronage Is solicited.
Remember the place, in Hossack's Block, next door
west of the Meat Market. Main Street.
Ottawa March Il, 1851. JOSEPH b. WHEELER.
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TEE NEW
MILLINERY g. DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.

CAPS,
HEAD DRESSES,
RIBBONS
FLOWERS,
ENBROIDERIES,
LADIES WHITE KID GLOVES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &c
Having hand large stock Of goods which will be
sold a small profits
Rendering thanks her patrons and friends for past
fayors she solicits continuance Of the patronage
heretofore extended TO her.
Please call and examine her goods before purchasing
elsewhere she cdndent her Goods and prices
fail to suit.
Dress Making done in the most fashionable style
Patterns received monthly from Chicago and New York.
Bleaching and pressing Strsws attended to usual.
Ottawa, Apri. 2j 1851.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,

OTTAWA STONE YARD,
JOHN EGAN,
Superior Street, near Bdrndrds Wagon EstdoHsanaenr
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens Joliet Stone for SALE all delivered to order
MECHANlC'S INN,
East side of In SaHs Street. tn doors south Of the
Cafhokic Church, Ottdscn, III.
gUyHIS House throughout, and is now completed
and well furnished for the convenience OF travellers
Every attention will be given by the pro-
preor comfort Of those who take board and l0dg
ings at this house. tjunl3-3 -3ml nENRY RHIEL
REMOVAL!
Frank BeTbeZ's Ice Cream Saloon,
(WHICH the past year was situated one door west OF
the Bank Of Ottawa is removed this year one door
east'of the Mansion House.
His Establishment and Saloon will be in a perfectly
good shape.
Besides Saloons there Is added 70 his Estao-
lishment Balcony which will give entire satsfaction
well better than the past years, r. BrRbxx VIII
do all can, far depends him, to offer 70 his
customers superne quality of Ice Cream, Soda, Cakes,
all kinds, &c a word, he them that all
quality
wha. to the Confectcneries belongs will bs found with
him. Candies Of description from the assorted
TO the finest quality.
The ladies that kind to honor him by their
presence these past years. respectfully invited to do
the same this Summer.
He that all the ladies and gentlemen, well as
the youth that will be kind visit his Saloon will
turn ONE every time entirely satisfied.
Come if you please il what he above s not
he purest truth. tmy9-6ml FRANK BERBEZ
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thar,
Time, brethren, may pluck a quill from
his pinions, and scribble DECAY all over the
whole vegetable world; but he can no more
make = mark upon the unalterab ocean,
than a schoolboy can cypher upon a butter
ed slate.
The winged monster may flap out many a
great light of this little neither world but
the sun, and all his numerous family of
stars, will still blaze on, as undisturbed as
gas-burner by the chickering's of a night
moth.
The great critic may condemn, and doom
to the rag-hag of oblivion, all trashy books,
immoral publications, and every species of
poisonous literature, but my Bible he will
spare that is TO remain the Book of all
books. when countless future ages shall have
rolled away. He can't cut that up-for, as
it is beautifully expressed in Chadee: 1.-The
grass shall wther, the flower decay, but the
word Of our God shall stand forever" And
l am inclined to the opinion that it will
Some specimens Of humanity, my breth-
rem, seem to laugh Time to scorn, as though
his wings were cropped, and the sands in his
glass had ceased te run. They tell of man,
now learning the tailor trade in Texas, who
is so old that be remembers Of peddling
clans to the Puritans when they first landed
upon the rock Of Plymouth! He has not
. yet fully made up his mind what business to
follow in 1899; for, as he very sagaciously
remarks" there is no knowing what day
may bring forth"
In conclusion, my hearers, Time, like the
hawk and crow, greedily devours the carr-
on-bugs Of vice. and bears away many a
reptile Of error and wrong; but truth and
virtue shall be left to flourish, till old Time
himself is swallowed by Eternity. So mote
it be!
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DE n T I s Il II Y.
Dr. ". wHGTrEN.
Srrgeon Denfi-f and Manufacturer of Block and Sin
gle Teeth.
Teeth inserted IN a and improved plan, without
the Of Clasps.
Rooms over Russeiis Furniture Depot; La Sale ST. Of
lava, HIS juA-a
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From the San Francisco Golden Era.
A Sho,t Patent Sermon.
BY DOW, JR.

To renew my vociferous duties, shall
commence with this TEXT
Where black ~ night tn unaItered mountains tower
And bafned Time sees things that mock his power"
Ny HEARERS: Says Ecclesiostes, the vene-
rable preacher of old, Zone generation pass
eth away and another cometh but the earth
abideth forever" Here, fellow Christians,
we have stumper for time, with his whole
artillery of comets and musketry Of shoot
ing stars, at the onset. Mother Earth is Just
as fresh, fair ano sound as when she Graded
her first. born in q hollow stump, upon the
banks of the placid Euphrates. Though
thousands of years old-perhaps millions,
only like other women she don't like to own
up to her right age-stll, not wrinkle has
been added to her brow; not a particle of
bloom has faded from her cheek; and as
yet not . single white hair has been found
upon her head. admonitory of decline. de-
crepitude and death. say, our dirty faced
earth is just as good as new, and always will
be, for all the rough rubs and dry knocks
that Time can give it. In truth, so far from
the old fellow being allowed to demolish the
concern, he is compelled to repair damages
as he goes along. Every hole he makes he
is obliged to mend; and wherever he de-
stroys the Seedy vestments Of nature, he
never fails to replace them with toggery
bright and new. When the earth gets as
gray as grounding it becomes so
weak and infirn as to scarcely be able to
turn over upon its aerial bed-when, super
anuated, it lacks sufficient virility to produce
an ant or a toadsteol-then, and not until
then, will I believe that it is about to sue
comb to the wear-and-te tear Of time.
And what effect, my brethren, do you
suppose have the terrific teeth of Time upon
many mundane monuments? Why, his
cravings at the adamantine mountains are
no more than the nibbings of dyspeptic
mouse at creased grindstone.
Time, my friends, may wear his tushcs to
their very gums upon the impenetrable Pyra-
mids, and old Sphynx will continue to look
on and laugh at the noodles folly for thou
sands and thousands of years to come
Bunker Hill Monument Time may eventu-
ally topple over; but, my beloved brethren,
he may wrestle to all eternity with the rock
Of Gibraltar, or the enc upon which man
builds his hopes Of happy hereafter, and
come off second best in the end. Them
rocks are thar.
The giant trees Of Calavcras, my listen
ers, are altogether too stout grass for the old
mowers scythe. He may whet up, and cut
a clean swarth all around them; bu; centu-
ries, now in the far distant future, vii behold
them, as now, standing proudly erect, in
mockery of Times vaunted power. 1t is
much easier for a sickle 10 reap cast-iron
lamp posts, than for his bush-hook to crop
even the smallest of these. They, too, are
thar,
Time, brethren, may pluck a quill from
his pinions, and scribble DECAY all over the
whole vegetable world but he can no more
make q mark upon the unalterah e ocean
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Jnstrurtlon.
Canfina Academies.

A DODwORTE's DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. No srs Broadway New-York; No IN Nc,,.,r.cI,c.
BIcSlyn-SevYOrt e...e. Q. rW1,EEpNNESDAYs and SAT-
URpAfs BIooilyn Gihs,es on nGEsDAYs and fridays,
men. L.dies Private Cha. " I'm Pupil, commence
de. md CenL-msn EVERY MONDAY EYENiSG !, RrsoI
Iyn, and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING in Nsv-Yort
for1nex Pupils may subscribe for the Asseuhies son~
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Ofce IN Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago

TOR SALE.-A DWELLING HOUSE and
l. WORK SHOP with 10 HORSE POWER STEAM
ENGINE and BOILER. SHAFTlNG snd BETTING, Al in
running order The shop 2xo feet stories hish
we'll ahed and easy of Ii built Yeas ago BY
DAYS work and Is stout substantial buildns The dwelling
stories Basement aud cellar Que half of the purchase
money rrmsin Bond and Mortgage fors term "
Apply the premises No ct. between Hadson
WILLIAM RECK. No - Horalio-st
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II stopeont HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on the south side
Of West iith-st. between 5th and 9th
Also the three story brick HOUSE snd LOT No. II West
Slss; finished IN good style with all the modern improve
Lot 2rx9s:9
Also ID, thr,e,ory brick HOU 81 and LOT N, I'll West
lshT on rortk Sire OF House % BY ~ deep Lot
hy 80 fe~t between 7tb and sthsv
Also the four-story bsscnen HOUSE and LOT No. 2ls
West Sth-r besweeB sh cod Shau Size q House IS feet
inches front and rear 80 feet deep finished in modern
style =. the modern Lot 30 feet
deep. For terms and particular. sppl, to
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EOA SALE'-Ano supctior uOCs6 no ia
sfthe Lot BKI55 Hou.e
TO- attic tascmeat sad undere eA With all the
rnoar IN imPsV most perfect order fro cellar At
TIC painted hrouahout ers and second stories eseoA and
sdcd N eies'n style ssPeast bevse resect end
ipcunbs.noss Most Of the paeoa money remain
bond and mortgage desrd Cen bs 70 ooisck
90 "wednesday, sri Ssss.ts7s iossrs TO ps,sea
M E,,ss
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Uropisione.

sr,r, EASTMAN JoHs c. LLoY,.
Y A 4 N N e. L l. . Y ID
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN DIVISIONS,
Nos 40 and AZ Btoad-st., NewYork,
OPFER SALE:
MIDDLEs-o Zoo bxs Long Short Ribbed and shor: Clear,
Cincinnati
PoRK-Oh 2eco barrels A. g. Whitg's-an article
go do Thin Mess-an extra Article.
New oe do. Mess Prime and Clear City snd Western
500 halfbarrss Clear City PseAed-
Axs-5O0 terc~s A. Whites AID otser brands Western,
in tine shipping order. 800
81 AVID HAMs-c0 ussces a. extra article for California
80 90. Western Sour, cAnyAsed Tor shVg
SBOyL DERS-lcO hhds Prime Western, Smoked
LARD-l 600 barrels add . GO kegs Prime Lest Ne~.
500 barrel. and 800 kegs Exr. Refined, for saPpns.
pEEF-N,w Aoo0 barrels Buckeye and Chicago Wcstorn.
IItrs l. 800 barrels Buskeys Repsehed, Superior,
500 do. Country ann Cry Prime
Old l. so do. Chicago aud Western RrpS'ket
30 do. Railrosd Rep,eked
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Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at Nyack,
~ Y-For SALE fine Country r. sdencs situated in tho
Village Eyack ~ Y, opposite Tarstown, new two story
House % IS feet built by days work Of best materials the
Houe ronts on the Hudson River aud on inmates walk
from Fsuy the Lot 100 feet and the G.rdsa
sboupds in every description OF fruit grapes cusnt
soo.eb.rres straw rsspberres pums &c 1t offer
ed .. sscrfce-S300 less than the eostof the build ng
half Of the purchase money remain bond and m
For full particulars, inquire NJ No
1g7 Fuonst. Of ROBERT LEWIS.
Also, TO LET. for years. acres Of GARDEN
LAND q miles from Jersey City. Price 100 per lnum
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-The residence Of
~ the Mrs Sarah II. Brooks in the village Of White
Plains Wesfoheser County consisting Of Nat tw1 story
house with Conservatory ADJOINING Carr.gehouse
Barn Shed and house, GARDEN &C. ali in good repair
Apply TO JAMES n. MILLER No. 81 MAidenlsGs. or
ELISHA HORTON Executor, White Plains
CLINTON AV.-The most desirable RESI-
~ DENCE the for SALE Also, No. Az Pacific 81
for s,e exchange for Lots variety OF HOUSES, LOIS
and FARMS for sale, TO let and exch.nse
JOHN BRAINEkD. Wall-st. Ferry, BROOKLYN.
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EcsssLL W. wssroory, Ane,ssse.<.
,ACTlvE SALE of EAAUIO,


"A TTRACTivE SALE Of FASHIONABLE
~ FURNITURE the r-sdene. No Iss ssssS. es
wet 1t, hsvR. ". wESrcotT .I Sc h, c.rsi.as- TO
MORROW, fiissy at 10. Scso-i. az "a. ELe0ANr POa-
NITURB and sE-rURStSHl NO ARTICLES zoe tss-l
the shove dseiias 20 Which be vua isvs the sessa
sftentios Of NJ Of superior furnture Tas vi1
positive rain shine ssd deposits rairrd Of every
the good, BE- removed immed aely from
The will In TIE Dniagraom With 20 I'd
ysr,,y Of rich Chi IA Silver Cut Gss. EKenasa Ds sf
Tea Tables. DIi,s Chairs Buffet With marble tsp Ger
psts, Cutlery. eraneled Kcaes Utsnl Chandelier. Ne
PARLORS-Sp,erdd rosewood faa0 Forte. richly izA4
With uId used bat moLtos dosbe suite
wood Paror Furniture; two Sfl Armchair rsdsr
CeArs ACE By Bosch with dip elegant
bro VITA three pefb carved rosewood EASses
Neve, CaTei wood Reclining Lounges sDd Chain Reocp
uon Chr in Moqaet OF Center aud Pier Tsblss
anoe tops Lseys French Scr'sry; two nAssboes fssr
Mirrors Sh base. two M.ne % BsooaSe .sd L. Curt.ss
french PAsted Shades oA Chns Vase Jewel BeIes Cst
R'ce'-rs BronEs. &c With fpe cecos Il 0a PAut,ass
eessnt rosewood Secretary Bookcase the Essss sKksst
Chandeliers. &C.
CHAMBER AND LIBRARy-Eiessn, ro.-~ooi B.A,tssIa
Dressing Bur-sns FULL marose N>sh.ands CAs.s Tsrt
Sets Velvet Carpets rosewood Sofas Lounges
large Hair Mattresses aud Bed. Clocks oval ast ps
Mirrors OttousDs rosewood snd mahogany Cesu Rccl
Voltar~ Chsi &c with lsrge variety Of vood msAess
and ot Furnur- not mentioned 10 this sdve"ness os
sale Of which viii be strictly without reserve Ne P'spsss
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Men, ork Ciip Business Dirertorp.

Men, Cork Giip Businssa Dirertcrp.
THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of presnj-
Il r~nt Houses in each line Of Business:
Advertising Agents.
O. ~ PFTTENClLL kCo................NS fiS Nhsses@
Hertsr Wool. Embroidery silks, Frfnges. Gimps-
Buttons LsdIeS Dress Tr,InHlss Gold Silver Ar1-
eles Tor RezAiA-
xoHLsAAT BROS. importers and Jobbers) No. u Jsha'~
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
Kses and Pleasure Bos.s Of al ftnc. or hA5a-
r,Iinr "a ssortrren. Of 30 Bos:s-C. l. ESGES-
SOIL L SON, No. 80 Sou;hs:-
Gra,e and Fesoer Makers.
M n JACKSON formerly w. & N. Jnckson L Sorsl Ne
ssi Broadway, door above lstast
Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools. &e.
T. DOUGLAS Manufacturer and Dealer No. u bsefnAn'
LighruiDg R0ds.
n oUIMBYt SON oaess li2 T. HtA-ss and iis H.'.sA.
Rods Insus,ors Points, Vanss, te...APpae.oRs Bsas'
iae, No. 50 Broadway
LitheGrap piers.
SEQ. ID "seefss
window and Plate Glass French and Engityt.)
2 HOPKINS BROTHERS lImporeuj.. NO q BSrcisySh
Any ADDITIONS the above List should be BROUGHT TO Ia
O6oe Of g. II. PETTEkGILL Co.. Ne lis S~sssse
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4 OhfOhAliON SaLE vi hLaE To- "a. 20
S-Pubhe notice hereby Gvon .hs' y ,i'as ~ -
monty vvs,eu VI mem ~ az q -. - ~. ~
names Q, me Sonsion - Iii III - n.bi,s .acsto.
ms fune OF tns Wy ~ ~ n IIlr1I0W A.
uneeI the ss ns . oS A. - rsSrsr. ie,I
eonee' ~ " rs.,.~ l. X. c,. ~ NJ Va
.oon, - tno ~ d ~ 49,. :" Wv ~ -
tne onr" ny ma ls'ss, ul.x s...,- o.~,,.A a.. ..
st iIe o's S 40 ~, Ds,,,,n ~ -
sus. :. ~ ~ ~ - -. - -, h. ~ ,i,l M, ID
,sa no. &C. W. ~ x,sa Ia ,s r', Iii ~ ~
10 :. ~. 49, W 49, - ~ -
eoecs '" 'ns se " p""A VI PoA 'esos ~ !"
IN tPe SomPtiouers once a., H., ..u
20 Two lo on tne west s'e OF .ne Y" ee"D'1A
between en- james 'tte.t ana hyoss'et sfset -
ga sis ot, msa 70 1uhanss thefsIn' on es -
Sno.a A. No. nm ira IS iii Re III CAsthsm s,r,,s ~
NJ. a., 40 -, 49,, ' P.,,i 80, a. ~ " ~ '
al IT, a,. nov tnn,,n a. No. 4,J Az and a., p..a
rsst Vii he .od nb.et 70 the condition. q; ~
sac The anne ecded cases of Gin, os rsss los in ~
Coup,rer. ofce AMI which vii .rnr. on the Art a. "A
Nav sss tse onrhs,~r of ss1b Of The ios viii bs Il
srve s n Ioo nor of tho ysnt rs,eryed bv
,b Sra, a.. ~ MsS MT Ia xi hs IA ...,,
a. a. :, ,h is.. N ~.s.rl % X. n.,m.t. ~
hausin "a a, lie s,nirs,ian 81 tbs 49, " Wv ~
s,h r.. ot IN h. w.. co,n.r If William ana P,S
,,r.., nov No a., P.sr ssyes, aud No IN Wass
o.. q, candtons az ~. l... ~ th. an. r.,dsl
- a,. n iii, 80 nss. 10 a., a. Can,oI,-r. On. al
bIch MI ,yy. on - ~ NJ asa ,h- n,,chs.s
~ III. H., x, BE- .r,,Is y, ,si. d. mt ,ss,yd 4, ts
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A ) BL1Ec1sa 4 Co. Aucttonssrs-By A. ,. BLsassSS
DEREMPTORY SALE Of SOUTH-ST. PkEx
il ERTY -Ncssn A J. BLEECKER Co. vai ILL
lie auction FRIDAY Feb 20 oelses :: - y ~ =
Excbsr &c, the p<episss Known - No 81 SOCrh,sL.
beiDs n 80 fs< srhss By about 81 ee< Tss 49, -
ycsrs 70 iron February I, ds rcss Q! ~ ~ ~
tsJes te- el&ms can rvtnSn ~ lsss ~ Assfs% StS9
the o6ca
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Il and LOTS for SALE
TWENTY. THIRD sTREET-2 Houses on south side sd
ST. near 5tb sv brown stone.
TENTH STREET-Hou.e north side OF los-st, bet 81 and
5d-svs.
SECOND AVENUE Houses between 18th and l3thss.
,s.t si6e brown stope
NINETEENTH sTREET-House south side Of l9thst,
neaT I'd . ~
THIRTY SIXTH STREETS Houses north side Of SSt.
At b-twe.p 4h aud brown stone stories high
FORTY-IHIRD sTREET-House OF 45d.st bet. Broadway
and Sixth-av.. brown .tOpc
THIRTY FIFTH STREET-House north side Of 5jth'
30 feet esst Of lih
and 9Th
THIRD STREET-House south side Of 3.t, near Bowery
Siu,veSsrt
FOURTEENTH sTREBT-7 Lots north side Of lithst
bet 1t 2d.svs
EIGHTH STREET, Lot north side Of 81. Marksplace,
% ~
sFCOND AvENUE-One lot ives, side 2d-tv loth.,,.
TWENTIETH STREET-l0 Lots nor b aide eth 81, bet
lst and 2davs
Apply at No. $50 Tenthst. ner the ID av,
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A. J. BLEEcxES Coy A. J. BLEEcvEs, Auuoasss
DROPERTY on TWkNTY-FOURTH, THlR-
Il TY NINTH And ONE HUNDRED and FIFrY-YlnI
STREETS -Nessra A. j. BLRECKER Co., viii sea
Auction, TUESDAY, Feb a. q. II O'Clock, at toe No
eb.nts I1ehanle the following property: M; 80
On TWENTY FOURTH STREET-The Lots OF 0foune
with tbs buildings thereon, Nos les srd l0 West Ahst ~
s,ed the Dorth side Of The between 6h and 7s
The Lois D By ia feet each. The House No l oS
story PhAdephs brick 25xso feet. and rents for eLoc
On THIRfY-kISTH STREET-Ths Lot Of 0r,aec, -
the BUILDING thereon tasfed south ace Of 18th 49,
1h and sth-svs, known No. lt2 The Lot IIxi0 -
The House tstory bek, With Ensibh bsssm"at and O.
tstins al the modern improvements $500, .-.,.- q.
Or ONE HUNDRED sad FIrTY-Fihsr sTREET-T
Lot Of Ground With the beautiful Cottage theron
the south sds Of l5ls.s between 10Th and lthsys ThsH
l. GxOo feet The Cottage 10 twostoy frame hl!ed IN !"
brick and n.sry pew. and very desusos rssidrrss -
.. f"' MAPS anu 'fT' (is9
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Comptroller. ofies, J.pauy y, 1857.

\. n. LUDLOW, Aletioneer
EXECUTORs SALE Of VALUABLE PROP
II ERTY on Broadway. Courtl4nd,- alley csni. wslhS
Centre Bond Amty and Great yopessts. Il the BANYD
nd JAY EsfATEs.-E- H. LUDLOW Co. vii ssll u 80
ton sn THURSDAY Feb %, lss7 at u O'Clock, = the ~
Exchange the following vuAbls property Of the Az
YER and JAY ESTATES: Loss on Broadway, rans.e
thronsh to CORTLAND .ley q By Us fee. y Leo on csa.
Broadway and Centre Lots Contrast bst~eea w.
and Wafsrs,a Lob 90 Anlty 81 II U.S. and Lat, No.
Bond ss. Lot Great Jonss VI sbovs TUt,
thirds Of the purchase remain on norSass -
op,iss Of III. pursxe for ysss Maps and full pxtisss
~ tbs Office Of the snciboD>ex. No II Pnss-
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Gopartnsrsbip Nolltes.


DISSOLUTION.-The Copsrtnership heretofore
" existing between tho subscribers. under the hrm OF
YOUNG SCHULTZ Co., expired the LEI instant oy ts
limitation Edmund NJ Young and Jackson s. schultz
vii settle busness Of tho late firm No 81 Ferys
EDMUND NJ. YOUNG
JACKSON ). SCHULTZ,
JOHN r. MCCOY
EDMUND 81 YOUNG and JACKSON 8 SCHULTZ have
slarrd vita them A RAMSAY MCCOY and Will continue
The Hide md Leather business under ta- trn Of
YOUNG, SCHULTZ ca.
New-York, FEB. II, 1857.
nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership heretofore
IL existing between the .ubscrDers under ID. 6n OF MAT
TYSON ISHAM, expired by limitation the 10, instant
Either member OF the late hm u su,honzsd 70 .g. "a qads
JO,Efd naIIISON,
CHARLES H. ISHAM
The subscriber viii con1as Hide and Leather business
CHARLES H. ISHAM.
JOSEPH NATTISON Gas ls.scsie9 With hia JOAN +.
Mccoy continue The Hide aid Leather business a.
No II Ferry *. under the GFIa Of MArrI5OS MCCOY
Eew-YorE. Feb. II. lij7
NUIICE.-We have this day admitted Mr..
IN THOMAS s. CHRISTY "a Psrr-r In our House, AID
The business viii heres be conducted under the htm Of
CHRISTY, CONSTANT K Co, AZ No - M1rsyr-Sev-
York, January /, 1877. CHaISEf CONSTANT.
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

BOARD required for Lady ola retiring DISPOSE
~ ttn in quiet locality Terms must be moderate The
hours sfe Widow Lady preferred Address o. Box Nc IN
Tfisuss Othce.
DOARDING-At Nos. As and AZ East Broadway,
ID tcI gsoensa and their Wives slso for single Gcnsemsn
R.cSlties Tor Ere
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6onses on6 farms tDante6.

HARLEM LOTS WANTED for CASH.-l2
Lots body wanted for The purpose Of build
ipg Factory Parties having property TO sell lying the
East or Harlem River ny send Map. ac With tho lowest
cash price, TO NETWORK RUBBER COMPANY, No 81
Libertytt