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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03

The subscriber, for several years resident of Asia,
discovered while there, simple vegetable remedy
Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and FERROUS Debitits. For the benefit
of Consumptives and Nervous Sufferers, he is willing
to make the same pubic
To those who desire it, he will send the Subscription,
with directions of charge; also sample of the
medicine which they will find beautiful comb.na-
ton of Natures SIMPLE herbs Those desiring the
Remedy can obtain it by return mall by addressing
j. =. CUTHBERT,
Botanic Physician.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03

Esa@ CHILDREN Cry For THEM -@al
fIfHfS remarkable American Remedy is carrying the
world by storm Over FIVE millions of boxes are
sold annually. Composed entirely of Flowers Roots
Balsams and extracts their affect the human
tenn is pleasant satisfactory and successful Actine
directly on the blood, glands solids and fluids of tn
BODY their use is attended with the happest effects
In sudden attacks of disease two doses AWAY
cures In old standing of sickness, small doses
repeated fIequently-so cleanses the system tina
good health rs the result No change in employ ment
or diet is necessary They never cause mouths,
kinds. sThey are warrented to give satisfaction or
the price will be refunded They considered cheap
err safer pretter and in all respects superior any
purgative pill in the world vs. The discovery OF
coating pill with sugar emanated with Dr. Herriek
All others are counterfets and if used will do harm
and dsappoint the sick Herrick pills are elegantly
put up 80 in a box, with large sheet of directions
and sell for Is cents per box; boxes for 81
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
Owners of Horses and Cattle look to your
interests Used nth immense success
for ten gears at the Union Course
To0n Island
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03

GIFTS! GIFTSM GIFTS!!!-J. A. COLBY & CO.,
VI lis Randolph St. Chicago. The original Gift Book
store, established in 1854, permanently situated
at the above address, enabled by their long experience
in the business, offer greater inducements than
before and will continue to make it their endeaV
conduct their business with greater liability than
that of any other house in the country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03
HERRICK'S

KID STRENGTHENING PLASTERS.
The Great Strengthener and Pain
Destroyer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03
Indigestion and Impurity Of the
Blood.

From For,U ardtn9 Merchant, ST. Louis, Fed. 4, 80
DR.. AVER: Your Pills the paragon of all that is
great in medicine They have cured my little dough
ter of ucerous upon her hands and feet that had
proved incurable for years. Her mother had been
long previously afflicted with blotches and pmples
her skin and in her hair. After child cured
she also tried your Pills, and they have cured her.
ASA MOEGRIDGE.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-03
CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
EoR THE YEAR 1890 -


Devoted to News, Commerce, Politics, Agri
culture, Art, Science, and Literature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
marke,.-cARrrr1I1 Rsrosr.p yos rns N 7. TnIsgss


AsHEs-The without much activtyj sales Of Pots
at s5 q, and Pss,ls q 81 uo.,o, and Stat.
Flour moderate part speculative and for Western account.
the low grades better, with light arrivals we notice
se aIs IL estate osIaS S 81
.speIbne State and Westerns IS 7oe*s 90 for sktIa de- d.
IS foe sds S@s.d S'iop and s.
and Geneee extras Canadian Flour IN fair demand fo taa
trade and with limited receipts prices are frmer sales Of $50
bbs at IS Sc IS for Southern Flour is shade
Ss % sRsty fer r ups s Gs and %
ass rs for the better grades Rye Flour is Ia moderate de-
Jersey az 60 IS and Branaywino at 81 20 Buck~ass' Flour
GRANThe demand for Wheat ia moderate and prices are
sale SEQ bush soCd White Canadian % Barley i "a
State and coo bush Canada East on private
Rye is n ss dSpd n as sS dG' 80 Sa S's
gsc oss are quite plenty and g M deaod a. ftae os
the East the Indictment weather restricts
business Of bush elds2c for Yellow Jersey
AND sn & @ od sS o at the
wH1sKYThe market steady and the demand fair sales
PRoyisioNs-The PORK msrte. is quite firm, aud the
stsnd the s sis the are SS
old PIime 90 zS4sl Slt for new d. SE SSS
smy held the demsnd .r Of 2s bbi. Goa IS IS
81 o SSIi 50 s for ss.a fSSo ae ia and
COED do at SIZE Beef Hams are arm, aud in good demand
sales Of so 6bs SIS Bacon IN fair demand and
100 boxes do Clear do ct sc 50 boxes City do
boxes Short Ribbed do aud 400 boxes Loui Ribbed do
private terms Cut Meats In fair demand and hrm
sele Of 40 hhds and 6G7c for shoulder snd alt
Hams and 3o0 heavy Beeaat SIC. Dressed Hoss
in fair demand at Sic for Western. and td6.c for City
Lard shade better and In fair demand mainly for the home
sS M a a. s s S HS ssa is @ ss' !" ar
hrm and In good demand for export; sales at s6iltc
WHALEBONE IL in improved demand, and prices rule
firmly the SALES include 200 n South Sea ct Tee LOO d.
do abort Ochok 1850 do. Eo.thWest Coast at 81c
cash and 200 do prime ochotsk private terms understood
to be at full price. - :,
7oC0 gallons In casks and Ia bb. Other descriptions
dull, and prices nominally the same . $50 -.
FiSUDry Cod are In moderate request and th nmeS %
fern prices sales 800 quntals 81
4i6 Mackere light stock and prices rule nrmy "
the demand Is imited Of 2c0 bbl No. MHssacnuse'
COTTON-The market Is tran, with sales Of ,sssSins
elueing 100 IN tIansilu. We quote ut itail!c''' '
Upland, and Cuff ...A ~ $50 Java
tOFiFr-Ihe market IA quiet; sales ars reported VI ~ "
al lsc mos. and common Rio at l. crha inelud.
suGARS-The market IL htmj sales OF ~ N1
Ing hhes at 7ic Hefned ae W. IA nat hear of any
kOJAssEs IL STEADY, but very dub. we NV "'' " '
r,n,s IN demand; Of 500 tea for va
4' business mOderate sales OF S9 Western
sa,sS a ssc cash LOCO do esei Cash. ana fo Dry
"essrr Is moderate demand for Heulock at
rahsI sssies urpentne Is In improved de.
~ xnort and the maIke Is fully &C. q gallon hrmer the
% ots Chiefly the latter rate, the market closing
IN the sales 900 hbls straight lo 70 arrive at
DE Crude 10 quiet Of ~ SeaSs S6i v 200 10. Common
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
Adjourned till next Monday, at p p. m.

PROTEST AGAINST EARLY RIsIsG.-Dr. Hall, IN
tie February lumber of his Journal of Health,
"ODe of the very worst economies OF time 10 th&
Glohed from necessary Sleep The wholesale but
blind commentator Of early rising is miscbievous
in practice is arrsDt in theory. Early rising rs
crime against the nobles part of physical nsnre,
unless is preceded by early retiring huh.ndes
of business men in laIge cities count il saving oil
time if they eau make journey Of hundred or NO
miles at night by steamboat railway. IL Is ruin,
GUS mistake. 1t never fails to be followed
by want of general well-eeeling for sew
eral days after, if, indeed, the man does not re-
turn home actually sics, or so near 1t as TO De
unfit for fn attention TO his basiness for week al
forward When a lAavse he.-- -, - :.
siways important that he sboud have his w'ts anout
him. that the mind should be fresh and vigorous the
spirit lively, buoyant, and cheerful. No man can say
that it is thus with hin after night on railroad or
ON the shelf of steamboat The first great reel 70 Tor
sound connected ard refreshing sleep is physical ex-
eIciee. Toll is the price of sleep. We caution parenS
srculary not to allow their children TO be walked
mornings; let nature wake them up, abe viii no, DO
4 prematnIey but have that they go to bed at
early hour; let il be carrier and earlier until It is
ound that they wake up Of themselves IN full rue 70
ress for breakfast. Being walked mp early, and al
owed to engage in difficult any studies late and just
before retiring has given many hsaut nj and prom
ising child brain fever determined ordinary ailments
To ite production of water on the brain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
fsaaI Nntires.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County notice lie hereby to al p-rsons
having csu ssDst ASA r. si H. bate Of the City OF Nss
deceased with voucher thereof to
biz "ie. No. IS Wet HIosa~sy In the C,y
orb beoI, The twenty hird day Of July next
Dafed New y ORR the 10th Day OF January 100
jsi5 laWGnIu- JAMES MCCUNE SMITH, Exocutor
NOTICE is hereby gwen that application will be
IN made the egisllFe OF the State 81 rewYor for an
act 10 hEhECCA Mccall al tho right Of the state
;ned iPe death 4 bsI husband JOHN MCCALL 70 two
lot VI around on 5'hsy anu 90" 80 S''S e N.Vok.
jazz lswtw1u' :
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that an apph-
IN cation made the Legislature Of the ststs OF New
session, for act to incorporate Ihe
New Yofk and Brooklyn Cab Co."
Dated January rs, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07

A. MORTInBR GRIFFIN q Co AnctioneeI'' >.
ON WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6. - Magnificent
" HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the property Of gentle
man avg the city the elegant residence No Is West lt
~ between th snd 9th The la and richest
al furniture and Works offered this superb carved
Roscwood 7s-oesye PsnoForte elegant DTawiugoon oos
and stetuary Oi fanIlnE oy
ndneu srs Bronze and ormolu Chandelier Pier ana sn
az Mirrors and Lace Curtains Dresden aud seyfs
china Osnents Rosewood Chamber EurntcIe en- sure Oak
bridegroom Furniture, solid Silver Ware China ana 0ass
49, Mines &c MORTIMER GRIFFIN Co, Auction.
ssrs win public auction on "WEDNESDAY al tue nL-
a The furniture all made 30 order for the pTesen; owner
Nv ity makers is Of the best description Dsscrpve
tsoSues al the house morning CT sale For fuu descriptive
Vnfticulars ON paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07

nosis duh 81 si Gel sal p $40 sse. sad OIL 81 sI
delivered In yard The low medium Trades srs sa
dol sales Of $50 bbs Strained 60 y 30 B Tar q m1s
active sales Of $50 bis He~bem for export % 50 q bbl
filed anS devtrcdf b. and ~ do. Wssnsson selected ~
the rse-sn extreme prics.
HAYThe demand Is limited for shipping 4.
heavy; saes f SOC bales at cUSl y pom.
sEFDsThe demand fair for Clo-erseed sslss Of 800 bbl
and bags ut 7Idse Timothy Seed quiet al 81 100 "a IS
esped Rough Faxssed quiet 81 ss@s 60 busbel Of
So ID. - -
lclc.. Gosh Rough Fat Ia steady at 7c.
WOOI-The demand quits moderate for AZ kinds pendfns
the auction sale NEXT the soet Of desirable sdcs how
ever light ,nd prices rne steadily though interested parties
ebdeavobgt break down pces sales Of 20 en nasiye
fleece 10000 10 pulled previous rates. $1,000 Csnads
fleece asc. 1000 ID fair Cslomia ct lsGtec osiss
oregon &c. months, and 50 d. Texas and oo 40 DonAc
on private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
New9lork DAILY Gribm,rt
mARRHE ID.

Observation-Disclosures the brides fsthsT,s, on Thutsdsy
evening jan by the Rev 1bsy-r Mr. b. Edwin blan-
cLero 10 Mines 10. A. Hils, both OF Windham Y. II.
LANE KILMER-At Rock City, Saratoga Comfy, Il the
Iadtp,e Of the brides father Thursday, Feb by the
Rev GEO u. rorer Henry 81 Iae VI Brooklyn, TO bliss
use A. daughter tf Chauncey Kiuer, Of the former
place. - =,
Of The brides mother ny RHv. Rnfus PutDey Truman
Warrington Pepper Mary Josephine Commoss, all CT New
YoikCi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07

utSRy LyyDs Auctioreer-sAiesroon 10 % Nassau.t
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will sell at Auction
III on WEDNESDAY. PED at II oclocl In the GalieLy
no % Nsssaus lsIse ard vRunbe collection Of ancient
Isiian OIL PAINTINGS formerly the property OF an italan
nobIeusu They IN their original state about
,Sn Of ire brhest cass viz Zucht re Car@vao van
Dyek ponIicLio, Lorsnzu hscch he'sina P.ssm ossas
have seldom been brousb 70 this country They are now on
exhibition Gallery Those who re iona o. Anecn,
tuIes viii hye an opportunity which seldom eecurs for selecting
~ zeal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Supervisors held their regular meeting eray
afternoon Mr.. STEWART in the chair The inmates Of
the Last meeting read snd approved.
The Coumttfe On Printing reported in favor ~ pay
If the bill Of George Hay ward, 10 the amount Of s67
roT li,boprapbnC mata for County Election; ass in
favor Of paving bill Of VIM. d. Roe Co., Of ste8 90
end of W. II. Arthur e. Co., OF sl46 IL, for stationary,
The Committee on County Ofieers reported favor
ably ON the bill Of VIM. j. Hsskett for $S47, and OF
Robert d. Hones for $50, for services as EXCISE
Commissioners. Adopted. -
Pursuant TO Mr.. KeDRedy's resolution, when
passed at the previous meeting OF the bosrh, oanDg
for report from the abOve-named Commissioners, tho
ssd gentlemen although denying the authority OF the
Board to call for the same submitted long statement
TIE portant items Of which are as follows;
That Eli the costs received by ths Attorney the Board WIN
McKes which be Individually entitled amount 20 az
for eac suit discontinued or dsanh opened uno,
suits and the ard extent which the ttsorney n been
All suits commenced, including H4
Number discontinued payment Of costs and in which
defaults opened. 80
Average costs to each of such. 80
Received BY The
To ASSISTANT. $3.50 -.
For clerk hire serving Of papers, ~e-l2eo
Which leave balance s2656
which, divided by the number Of actions commenced VIZ TO-
ton Of e,eb ut the sum enty liz ,sn and about eoe min
For this has already prosecuted 70 defnts e
closely and obstnaisy saisd uch eaions being sustained
The pert more than ore bali sbont Of TIE def ndants
by the aid Of ample already raised and appropriated 70
that purpose.
TIE report concludes by saypg that the above fig
ures are strictly correct and refers 20 their Efforts
made in vain TO induce the Controller 70 allow ndg-
ments TO be entered up without fees previous 10 Al a-
plcation for that purpose to this Board. They mvre
inspection to all their books and documents. The re-
port was referred TO the COMMITTEE on county OW-
cers.
Adjourned till next Monday at u .. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
ScS, 40 53-$i,025,ss2 es



DIvidends cash, August and Feby sT4eo 90 40
PROFIT and los to surplus earnngs 1888 IL %bSeis "
The Company carried sol 12i passengers and9S,OO1
TINA If freoht Tie total of miles by passenger,
freight, and other trains was Az 90.
The buiness of the Clearing HouSe to-day was
s96 1876 $685. In money matters there IL no change 70
notice. The supply is abundant nj 5@I on call ana
Gas y cent on paper. The House passed the APPro-
n,aiiou bill today which will be at once taken up In
the Senate. This will release shortly some live NIL
lion, of the inert specie locked up in the SubIreasury
and fortify our bank vaults. II will, however. DO
some DAVIS before warrants will be ready for the pay
ment of the Post Office certificates as time Will be
needed to calculate the interest The exports Oh specie
tins far in 1860 are s942, 49, against $29l2659 last
year, and 81, ga, SS8 In 1853.
MessIs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold house and
lot No IS West 44thst., between 6th-av and Broad
way tbree-sory basement and under cellar, all BRICK,
lS feet inches by 46 feet, lot 100 feet inches in
depsb for 5000.
BY the Asia the Illinois Central Company have ad
vices of the full payment of $40 per share on abou'
200 shares of their stock since the previous Cunarder
There have also been 300 shares paid up here. The
aggregate is now million OF dollars OF the
Freeland Bonds 1894 COO have been redeemed, and of
the Debentues the loans made in London $3.50 900.
i. is believed that nearly all the stock held abroad
will be made full paid and that there will be no ocea-
ZION TO make call on the stock for the redemption Of
the remainder of the Freeand Bonds which are due
next September.
The Grand Trunk Road has made contract for 200
boxes middes and $50 erees OF lard at IS cents per 100
pounds from Cincinnati to Liverpool, which includes
forwarding charges.
We understand that the creditors at whose instance
the Sequestracr of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Road
was appointed at Pittsburgh refuse 10 allow him TO re-
sign in oyder that Mr. Ogden, the Receiver, may take
possession.
"a Conitant Reader" is informed that the figures he
audes to do include he specie exports, without which
the balance of trade would have been against this
country.
The commerce of this port for the past month has
been as follows The aggregates are about the same
as Last year. but the exports OF Domestic Produce show
a marked increase, with corresponding falling OF in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
DARTITION sALE.-JAMES M. MILLER
III vii SELL ct AUCTION on -

SATURDAY, Feb II, I55e, ,nun.v,,,
asa6jeook at COL. WILLIAMS HOTEL PbEAskiLLt,
bJ order Of the Supreme Court under tbs direction Of H. '"
RobiRsOn Referee, the following valuable Properly NJ,
The besatu and desirable RESIDENCE OF the late Dans
r. Jones eo1sinI hEndome tbres-a I'd i0ry well
fne containing 70 re with extensive PdazEit a9o
tTsgeho0se ke situated IN the village Of Pee&ssi wot
County g. with Of ground sttsched ana hhe
ly shaded hs well located aud in first rate order ar
The Vsusbis FARM Ia the Of Csrand WeftchesteI
Comfy YeTpncks Station and "a miles below the
yiase Peekk containing sbsut with several dwell
well located AID inme date Improvement
VIII lie sold IN pAncsls or together.
TrnDs For and further particulars aPpy 70 the
AUCTIOSEER, No rs Pinezt ksa.Yosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07

AErHoNT J. BLEEcKKR, Auctoneer.
DROPERTY on 10th, 54th and 1l7-sts., at auc-
Feb g. at IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange;
I'm Il7fhst.-l Lot u. s, sb us feet ". 4thsv
On iI7th-st.--1 Lot O., & feet c. 4h-Rv
ON 54thtt-2 Lots g., 900 feet W 2dev, 2S1lOo each.
se ~ eel "a graded severed, and assessments paid
In I0fLst-fhe three story attic and basement blek house
"a IatS No aOl g. I25 n 2dsy; Lot ~by ISL The House
~r~ the lot contains Gas Cfoton &c and IL well adapted
Tor srssn sentee faulty Terms liberal FLAPS, &C a. No
PineSt. Uel9)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07

= =, ., :. tAHryILLH Monday, FEB y 100.
Sheep cars HOPS and ear Horses making 1874 esIosds
Of live stocssdd ~ ears Of fteht-ustns total
number OF GERS henied by stock Express during the week 5
shown increase s, week Of 80 ears Of Cattle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07

z c. HALLIDAY, AuctiooeeI' = =. --,,,,
0DoSTTIVF SALE of VALUABLE WATER
ST PROPERTY TO CLOSE en- EsrATE.-E, @ HAL
IIDAY viii ssIl at Auction TUESDAY, Feb Z, 1862 al IL
e,eloek al the Merchant Exchange: -ronps
WATT two hrutssss fo1I.ssoy BhuS 10,
Noe 2a6 and $50 WatsrEt ios
h Is feet inches l05 feet the stores cover the en-
ai lots built in the most substantial osnr i'r tne
1890 Of The descriptions Of merchandise The prop
vTty 4 leased Iscsss tsnsnt at an snnuS REM OF
the FIRST Msy 1888 and h 'cested In seeyn q Nc GU y
s1,oroVne in value There IL mortgage on the pfope
IS ESQ AZ per cent which rem4n Tor I'VE Year, -
ssn vii be absolute TO the highest bidder 10 close sn
Msps NAV be had q, Office Of the Auconeer NO Nsu -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
Totsl............... Ss4S5,95O $64ls,6sS s6S16O24
The Circular of Mr.. Saterthwaite, by the ASIA says

ave have bat little ohsDgs in the mse for American
Securities during week United States Cent Bonds
74 are Offering 9 Maryland Y Cent rather ea.ie TO
buy There active inquiry for Erie First Second aud
Third Mortgage Bonds and Tor shares sseheo ao o 'CD
Genital Bends, due 1860 -, =.
illinois Construction Bonds remain very firm at 1ss 10 ~
Fe.apd Bonds have become very scarce, and quite Po
buy much discount, fom the demand Tor ,,ai1
heavy at 42 No prce yet quoted ior pad up
.bacs EewY shares dull at 40 TO ~ TINS pfce
csrr the dividend of 2 cent, payable in February
And Messrs Barring Brothers a. Co.:
Sterling Sc Ia demand, flooOO sold at
o2TiC23 PepnsylysBia y Cent Bonds In request At 81
Oer State stocks elected In Railroad Bones
alone inguised 6T6e. Canada o. l43; New Loan 80
prem Noysscoa lO9. Hew.Brunswick, no. Quebec CITY
ioilD
Messrs ID. Bell, Son g. Co., notice the market az
without animation.
league has been formed in Wisconsin to resist the
foreclosure of the mortgages upon farms given to AID
cie buad;-s If the Racinn ard Mssissinpi Road
In action brought by the receivers of the Litch6eld
County Ct) Bank against Charles s. Church, for the
ecoyery If the value of twenty shares of the original
took of the bank represented by Churchs notes. which
came in the receivers hands along with the assets Of
the bank, and to which the defense that the stock
had bee transferred to the bank in pursuance Of an
at the time Of subscribing and that the notes
were loaned TO the hank without consideration for ts
accommodation the Court charged strongly in favor of
the plaintiff and the jury returned verdict in their
favor. This is pioneer case, and will be probably
caiiedup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
Rcreipas nj Rrnsiuee.

ToTAL nv ALL rHE Rourxs- Feb. g. le6025T bbs Fssri
Whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07

PHrApHfPuEA Feb 6FLous firm, with .geeae.iye nS1 ass
for Western at s5 s2l sc. Recepts small WasN i1s ~
and steady Al 81 asa 81 50 for White and 81 sz1 M,
Red Coax advanced sales a0o bush &c tasn
l2ic PRoyoss ad, ancing Mess Pork sS ~ Siae ~ -
Shoulder tic. Lard firm Of utd2c. Wzsm oseus'r ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
IsTTEs' SALE Of VAJTTABLE LOTS in

II WEST 44TH-sT-E. II. LUDLOW Co. VIII s.li q
pbhc scooD by order Of the Trustees OF the 0ths NJ T.
tbureh, at ~ osoet TUESDAY, Fct 1882 at che hsi
chants ExehaBge the valuable Lots Land on the south
ad Of IT. between 9Th and 9 Fof maps and further
gsesAIs sppy 20 the AueonGer No IL Pinsst or TO b. u
tPAhDELL 30. % PiDeSL