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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
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ton Of certain MorteeeeyD .eRssatfW bv
Michael Doyle, Mortgagoi, of Cool hsic COUNT.
Minnesota, to Benjamin g. Baldwin. Noft.
gagcc, of Wabashaw County. Minnesota. dated
the 10th day of December, A. -, laa6s and res
Goodhpe @ eoHnty S aiS 81 e s56 ps g.
cembcr, AID. 1885,, ,at, tm6T TpIcl6ek3sb. m. in
book two {2) Of Mortgages Deeds, page las
npon which there is claimed to be due and i.
due at tile date oftMsn6tida tl,c sum mo Of M Three
hunilred and t1spay;9yel dollars and eighty
s9asa And no :s;t Fose!,ing, at law having
. bcen Instituted to'recovcr the same or any part
thereof. ti.I{I
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
Ey virtue Of the power of sale In said mortgage
deed contained and duly recorded thcrewi III
andpnrsnant to the stntute in M cnss-s,v,},.
and provided, tho said moFtgagel premise.
which are described in, raid nlo5tgtgpas sfbR
soMs' Vlz:t 2-4sSf s-stLttt 4 = St%}sS
The north west quarter Of section number
three in township No. one ,Aundrcd aud
eleven Qt1D North Of Range,' nambcr sixtcc1,
(l6) West, containing one hundred and-six&x
acres according. TO the government, survey
thereof situated in saId G9o4bpe county viii
der, for sasl, at the ,yestibule Of the Court
House gofa the ssid sl3no61 A06H Sia
Red Wing, on the ele ;enth .th) day Of May;:
AID. 1861, ut eleven O'clock IN tile forenoon Of
s-'4 BENJAMIN 6. RA B. {. .blwsMS,.. WIN n"
"'"' PHELPS, - Mortgagco. :.
AttQraey fof Mortgages 2l3'
Dated at Red Wius, March 25ik 4. b. 1861.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

WlLDEn 4 WIlLlsrcx. .Att,ys.
Dated Rcd Wing. Minn., March 20, a. D.,
1861. 42Stl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-FKB. R-Before
Judge BETS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-FKB. n-Before
Judge BITS
THE FOWLER PosT-oFFIcE DEFALcATIos'
The District Attorney submitted the following sup
Elementary points to the Court: q,
I. If the execution of the bond by Charick was
waived by the other surees, they cannot now set u
the omission of his signature discharge OF tner
Liability Their silence for more than @ghteen rIones,
and their neglect to make any inquiry eher OF o"e
OF Charck, or the Government, or TO lnfs' on !ue III
serion of Charhcks name in the body OF the I:su-
ment are circumstances from which the Jury may inler
either that there was such condition. or that was
slsntly waived and the bond acquesced In tCho'eau
an Snydam 81 n. Y. Rep, ll9 u.
n The alleged iaches or omission OF the suoorunh;e
in the POST Office Department TO communicate liS
knowledge OF suspicion he had any OF ihe true s'e
of Fowler connts TO proposed snretles,
without any inquiries on their part, If 70 aegnse
sganst the United States. ~. 5. agt. klrkpstrlck,
Wheaton, I'll U. S. ag Nicoll, II Wheaton, 'VV' rec
also Mason, 446.l ,co,
Charles o. Conor IN behalf Of Messrs. Law and Con
over then summed up TO the jury contencng that H.
asmuch as Mr.. Fowler was required by act Oh Coh-
gress TO deposit weekly with the Assistant treasurer
In New-York the receipts Of the Post-Ofce, and az ne
had failed to do so be de.aulier, fact VI wach
the Government had full knowledge, the mere omlr-
sion 10 nav over The funds received was by law pre-
sun1tive evidence Of felony. Mr.. OConor made
very elaborate and foTcble argument, occupying the
greater portion Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-FEB. n-BtfOr'
Juig. SsILLEr.

IMPORTANT KFvrNUE DECISION.
Ho,.sss ct e. g. hsmss o. RSdt s ssb ,snI md
A. Spiers q G. bronson . =.
The Judge said, these all actions OF assnnPsh
for morsys pd to the defen Scr dus, different PeOd
a. oeoors the Port Of New YoIk under protest They al
DEPEND upon the question aud were BY Sgemeh uu
together the last Api and resulted IN y,Ides 1 we
plaintiff subject ia the oIuiun OF the Court H 70 the
Of the protests upon particular point -, IN 49,, go,
The plaintiffs claim ths then invoices show the u! s m
value u the mefchsndi'" and az t' hcto
charges thereon Imported from the continent Of aug
that neither separate charge OF expense ~ss mao upon
10 the inv lhe defendants have added arhsy sum o
inland feirt charge aud above the actually pad
The clause 10 the p. relied spphcsoie TO hs
Of the case read. q. follows, M,
1--WE protect against the payment OF duty the additions
made the annexed entry FOR inland and chs because
I'D cod, ID nee or boad and the price pid on the
Nv Of he tsr,i.s the testimony Mr. Isaac hps
en- Appraiser the Custom House, received evidence
from appears that he had for The information ana unds
the instruction. Of The Treasury Depar ' a
nesr possible AsceIsned was the average Of inland
freight ard charges upon soods exported ron Ihe
Europe and bad made report thereof TO The SECRETARY nc
Treasury, which report "s' BY CONSENT P'0aue'' anu u
ii appeared hi. in varied nom the
plaintiff, invoices, and the Defendants objected bH' me PV'es
are therefore untrue and Insufficient .,, -N....
THE inquiry this objection be susiaihed The pnro'e
pro inform the Collector - The revenue sby the
importer that be ought not 70 Tsy The additional duties
claimed -, - - M,
Interpretation Neither the testimony nor The report OF MI
Phillip. pretended what paid FOR inland resh and
chsrge, either Of these In particular case ou
onl, vhs, was N. Of such nom the various ports
Of Europe and that FOR sAi'soy 70 tbs PLu
and for he PuPo" Of ssyr trouble and "Opens, ps.a 20 '.
oth.rvse msde ihsr hight q reeov.i In cas-. ced
Hammond 6 the Court held that the protest Is sufficient
the importer distinctly and definitely the source OF
contain ed these reguAItie' and hey are In The
opinion the Cour sufficient 10 enable the PAlhn 10 mouoh
Judgment win therefore be entered upon the verdict, and
the question Of damages be referred 10 be oouscss ~ ihe
way be computed according to the report Of hf fp
ports"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
COURT CALEEDAR-THr, DIr.

SUPREME CoURI-GESERAL TERs.-Preferref-
Nos IL a. Is IS Fnumera;ed-Nos 220 - 81 As &C a. 49,
80 81 So So S. S. Sc Sc So co. e. s. g. g. &C. o. &C. 49, 10
II - o, an
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUT.-Part Nos 40, 79,
SO sI sI3 SIS ST. 5is s2l $40 52s 333 3J7, $50, sa
5I3 6s5 3f7, as, 5Sl % 80
SUPREME CoURT--SPEcIAL TERh.-Sos. ~, l32,
1872 les Is7 leg 10 IN 10 I7e IT. I7 Is $780, 1884, ls3 1884,
Ids 1886. 1871. - -, .,o,
SUPERIOR CoURr.-PaIt Mos 81, 39l, ll79i llsl,
1873 UOl 1863 I23 1903 Part ll-Nos l2 tSb 26s, 49, Bo2
&c slg 9le gl8 go w ga y27 900, go. -
CoUHr OF CoNNoY PLEAs-Part Mos. 4O2,
,o4 as go 4s 463 40 Ala 43, AIS, 46, 1881 Az ~ 81
Part 1891 $780, e4 3g5 1so 39s 400 4ol l03 1853 ia
us 21e. 2t5, 80.
Kings COUNTY SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TFRh.
-Feb la-No. a. 49, a. 70 a. IS ~, 80, &c. 90 a, a. -
- as a, a., a., so, 81 - oo =, n 80
BFooKIYr CRY CouRT.-Nos 10, 80, "a, 81, 81,
s. 80 40 A. e. ~ IS ~. Il. "a. 90 80. 81, 50, 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
Fitzpatrick agt BOOrman.-MOtiOn denied with u.
COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSIONS-FRB. l2-Before Justices
BRowyELI, OSBORN, and STEERS q

Cha8. Baker, assanIt and DaIIery, ItHIIeH1I"Iy
months Margaret Brown, petit larceny renIIenlieIy I.s
month";, Ann BTennsn petit larceny Penitenary one month
Ann Curry do, Penitmtiary one month Inrch ooptoI,
assault and battery Pententisry two months Mary Dona ps
larceny CITY Prison Is days DouEhey CRY Prison hve
days; Peter Fox Penen larry three months samuel Ooou
assault and battery Peniiensr{ thies ons' ns seenv
Peni,eDtsry three mouths Alex smoo, assault and battery
Peni,enAry months; John Johnson nssan and pey
PentenaIy months Henry s. Jones petit larceny rem
tsntiay month Hannah Kelly NAL mis-, City fIs3h ne
John Ke,ch assault and battery Peui:enay one month re
ter Arnold do lined & John McNsmAIa do hned fJ wm
McDonsd petit larceny PeneDtsy two months Mary MIL
assault and battery Penentiay three months barnard
pstit larceny, PeniteuaTy two months Geo w IhhIP,
assault and battery fined SlO Joseph Rice P.ntepth one
month"; Andrew Smith. petit Larceny, Penitenay - monthsi
Tbo, Sullivan do, Pen:eDtiary ak months Mehssi Dosn
do Pcnitenary months John Schmd assault ano artery
Penitentary tbs Henry Walt, Pet larceny Penen'
ary month Geo Anderson. do City Prison day Sa.
FlaRnery do PeDeuiAry two months George far d. CITY
Prison five dsyr Thos Kniss. do City Prison day Mathew
Bernard do City Prison q days, Jas Riley do Sy fI'on
day; John Riley do. City Prison day Ihos sweehey DO,
City Prison day Geo Withere petit larceny, City fIhon
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
COURT OF GENERAL sEsspoNs-FzB. lz-BefOre Re
c0Tder HoYynAF

james Cassidy, James CIal x, ana henry oetInoul,
three young burglars placed at the bar on he
having made attempt upon the premises 3Si
Pearl street the 2h OF January The Indictment ensIsed
with burglary the fret degree and they were I'll ionhd
guilty 81 that the third degree The premises were
named Gamprech. hutcher who appeared
the OF Lis premises neat morn
ing and the articles Lost The thieves took away two coss
uuuber Of largo butchers knyc aud their POCKETS u OF MONEY
age and r1rls 10 the police belonged very bad set Of
bo b the Fourh Ward The Of the Court four
wear pd sI months IN The State Prison. -,
Victor BlamerthAl charged with stealing rs from p.ddler
ransd Harris Ooldein then placed ns AVID convicted
The the 3lst OF January The prisoner
wa. remanded for sentence until Saturday. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

HoRsEs FEET BALLIsG WITH SSow.-Take piece
of paper and place il on the shoe 1t 10 fixed the
horses foot with pencil mark the inside of the
paper the size Of the inside form of the shoe cut out
The piece Of paper and mark the guttapercha Allow
an eighth of an inch larger Of gutapercha each side
Of the front part to 90 under the SHOE 70 keep II from
coming out when the horse Is at work. Taperthe edge
of the percha to facilitate 1t going under the SHOE
and cut out triangular piece of the guttapercha
70 prevent an undue PRESSURE the frog Il will DO
found simple, cheap, and ensstual remedy:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

FIFrH WARD REPuBLIcAss.-At meeting Of the
Fifth Ward Republican Association, held at Laird's
Fifth Ward Hotel on Monday evening, the llth inst,
the following preamble and resolution was unanimously
passed:
p,yeas The General Superintendent Of Police John Ken
pedv esq the dchsrrs Of bis duty found necessary 70
dstan sbont 10 bc shipped 10 Southern port
No IA t rebels South In their reasonable dseDs agnst
ths PEOPLE a. the North be IL therefore - 49, 49,,
spproys al bs he General snpsrpsspdspfD arm course and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
IAdvertisementl
are well appre-

Compromise and Cancellation are well appre,
csted BlEyrss Mr.KUs where all classes and ages
and recreation To-Day being the usual family
day. with performances afternoon and evening the house WI
her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

CoURr-MARTIAL OF Col. CoRcoRAs.-The court
martial OF Col. Corcoran continued on Monday.
Mr. O'Gorman, the part OF Col Corcoran, offered
to examine no more Witnesses, but TO proceed mme-
diately with the argument for the accused if the pros
ecution would admit that Major-Gen. Sanford had
excused the seth Regiment from paradng on the appi-
cation of Col Corooran, through Brig. Gen. Even but
that aferward, On Sept. 80, Gen. Sanford stated,
through Gen. Even that he would have 10 reconsider
the matter, other corps having requested to be ex'
cused and that the 9Th Of October he refused the
excuse and also that Col CorcoraD had always con-
Quoted himself efficient officer, and always shown
himself wilingto perform the duties imposed upon him.
Thswss agreed upon. and Col. Raynor was examined.
He testified thathe consderedal division parades before
Is47 TO be voluntary, with the single exception of the
order of the Chief for the parade Of July
4, 1896. The testimony being closed, the Court nd
journed to meet on the 18th inst, at4 p. m. The
Judge-Advocate win then make his argument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

PHtApxLpHIA Feb lafLouR dbl sIe.. 2, 4 STi 81
WHEAT dull sales Of aooe bnsh hso ~ ao hush Il
ssssse Mes, Pckk $50 BE 50 wTr, .S Ss" DE-
cline Of io Howard street IS I2 WHssr ash H..
Gsl sej White 60 CsEs :. ewes ..s.S, Issi ISis
and 81 a6sc for White Pnovnioss are "eAsyi Nv
CoyTlY sstiys q pt9i3N WAlssS Isc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

win sustain him al hazards Notwithstanding the threst Of
NV X. BaIEI' -, JOSEPH D. TAYLOR,
W. PIREKp Bee. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
The latest statement (Feb. q Of the New.orlean
banks shows as follows:
We extract from the annual report OF the Audltor OF
State, r. W. Tayler the following statements and sug
IL L. Inht ~ 0hin.

We extract from the annual report OF the Audltor OF
State r. W. Tayler, the following statements and sug
eestions in regard to the public debt of Ohio:
The funded debt Of the State demands at this time and
doubtless will receive the General zby and also from
the the ordinary consideration and that por
becoming payable at the pleasure Of the tbt
3s December 1860 amounting 10 seas 2s u! sbouid re-
eeye with view ia Its early payment either
By proceeds of loan By sSaoo This doc well
the credit Of the State TO the interests and just
Of the holders of the stock.
The present foreign the State 10 the Of
sl3 So Of which s300 part of the temporary loan
viii March 1851 and be Psid a thai nme ON the
maturing in January provision should be made at an early
day. " -,
such rate OF will within few years entirely wipe
By the former the debt viii still remain bearing inter
annually until anal redemption by the latter without Inn
posing any serious burden the people may B, paid
ten the LIST Of January 1871 also the other deb
before and that time This can be done too with
ont Of interest the money because the debt ma
The State any portion Of may whenever funds sha be
hand for due notice 70 the parties hodne
the same be paid The levy for the 1901 for the payment
OF interest upon and the sdns resucoa o. ,ne pnePs Of
addition Of sI enths OF mill on the dollar VIII VIII the
present levy sufficient to those portions Of the
debt maturing pnor TO- and on the mt DAY O. January 18Th
to each nhabsnt the State sh bureSn that viii De greet
ovebasnced by the resulting satisfsctiop eved from the
State freed from debt ct an early day and the con
no that for moment stand In comparison
with the growing out Of IL The benefits are OF
while the Disadvantages are constant and ap
parent -, IN
main aer day Of January 1871 Of the Funded Debt OF
the State only coo oo Of which vii mature jan
ne vey gh burden upon the people Ofthe Funded Debt
the State the following sums this and January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
fkayertttfmeut1

The emphatic voice of the people as declared IN
the vast asembsees BlRsUxs MusKus IT, that no place IN
the world affords many novelties and much Amusement
glance al the bills and advertisements indicates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

Laura KFESn's THEsrER.-The additions and vari.
iions that Mr. Miles has made the eccentric drama Of
shs Seven Sisters were given Monday night 70 Gu
ssus and attentive Audience. The new parts Of the play
onss' mainly Of series Of tableaux and sone hundred
lines Of postieal text The experiment at all times
Very dangerous Of introducing on the stage political
Preferences and which Ia peculiarly hazardous one at
hs uns, IL here yentured on with degree Of success
@a' may tempt Others ipso this psrous path. Though
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

Il il seareety possible 70 give public utterance to any
political sentiment whatever withou instantly nnu"e
host of opposing voices, sti IN TINS case 'ne ~Doo
as;r ia 40 wen managed that any seeming leaning to
one particular side is instantly oouneroaan'ea sy
sentiment that lie to crafty thai dseen'er ana IT,
store good feeling. The tableaux are arranged WIN
the exquisite taste that ever characeriHes 'ne s'ase III
ran0ements at this honse, and all goes OF admirably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

TExPERAscE.-Peter Sinclair Of Scotland, the we'll
known Temperance advocate, will give one of his
Characteristic lectures at Ebbu Hall Thirtyhird street
and Broadway, this evening, Illustrating his subject
with Andriens paintings contrasting the blessings Of
temperance with the evils Of intemperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

Communicative fellows, giving their names
a. VIM Dawson and Frederick Hyatt arrested IN Hoboken
Monday night for passing IS counterfeit bills on the Bn'
Had Bank. They committed for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

,ount Of sicknesa -, ,,, I'm. -.
Tn. psniif also showed that In the appropriation bills were
contained divers appropriations for County and Common Council
yes, esa,s hire had paid under those heads He
showed also an in General Acts for such uses and
purposes. . 80, ~. -u..,..t... =,
The pnH also introduced in evidence divers resolutions OF
the Common Council directing payment Of nch eaase he a.
not exceeding per for each member winch ne
proved both before and afe TIE DATE o. these
charge. In sn and appeared not OF the claims In suit
exceeded 100 per each member The psinn So
offered 10 prove had supplied carriages 10 OF INC
Common Council before th. bill and had been paid therefor
The plaintiff proved that lo4 90 Of MS ecc''D' "
created the passage Of the Charter OF 1901 rs
This matter the appeal srgned before the tge
October General Term 1889 by Mcmahon ior the aPp
ian and MI Andrews on De pan Of Tire respondents the
Corporation The General Tenn held the case over iof so
ment recently decided IN favor Of the plaintiff -,
Special TKRn-FEB l2-Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS - An
Fitzpatrick agt decentralization denied Win CIV
costs, TO abide event. ,., oo,.a..
Pollock &c asi. Hsr-Deendan opsy sooinEoaASs aAe'
service Of order or to be committed
John Tracy ct al Stephen acknowledgement JOE os'ehu
ant for y 80 Co., and for defendants for costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
Total,

OF the ability Of the road to earn, from the day t
is flushed more than the interest on the z y cent
mortgage for one million Of dollars and the proposed
y cent mortgage of five millions of dollars, amount
ing together to $3.50 900 v annum, the report says,
there cannot be the slightest doubt.
Tho Chicago Tribune says:
Exchange opened ees Bankers sold freely 70 each other and
unwilling pey floating exchange more taD bdof but
the demand increasing in the afternoon several Of them were
free buyers "a and the market closed hn The current selling
RITE for the day has been q cent prem .
There change In the general money market Of the city
Business moving along quietly with abundance Of msan 10
the hands bankers discount ell the legitimate paper that
offers
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon presents the following
aggregates, compared with those Of the previous
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

Receipts sf Prsauce. Il
Feb $500 bbla Flour, Lzso Provisions a2s PC .s
zoo ukrs Whisky 0o6 bnsh. Wheat 10 pressee hog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

BUSHES OF THE SUPREME CoURT.-The follow
ing is statement Of the business transacted by the
Supreme Court Of this district during the year 1860:
her Of judgments foreclosure Of morgsseL. $50
Number OF judgments Ia partition. 20
Number Of Judgments for divorce ITO
Number Of Judgment. for money demand 1876
The amount recovered in judgments during the year
was 81, 1894 SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

FIRE AND Loss OF LUE.-At Mount Vernon, West
chester County, on Monday night an 1rishman named
Meaeher came to bis death under the following die
tressing circumstances He had buried his wife In the
morning. spent the day in company with sympathizng
sends and late ID the evening was left alone by them
Some time afterward dense smoke was seen issuing
from the house, and the alarm being gwen crowd
gathered in short time. All efforts to extingush the
flames proved unavailing, and before they were got
under subsection the unfortunate Meagher was burned
to-death 1t is supposed that during the wake he
may have INDUCED too freely in liquor and by some
carelsssness get his house on fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

Total nncr *. lev, Of Two ms on the
onn, ~ the grsnd dupae 1900 without including cepu
from any other Al other sources o. income zoe n
h Sbey will with such natural increase OF The drphte
a.onsby be expected be sufficient to cover al
r. a"nscs. and quite probable that within i've yes the
Of the taxable property Of the state WI ee
The fund the estimate here presented After 1870 igI.
,hsI three hhs Of the levy be made and the
fund s remain sufficient to pay the remaining Of
debt .he time. will mature Some pssons may oe)ec,
the adoption this plan Of paying the public debt but that ns
great body of the people win approve % stc ose
but that when shall have gone into PIaael p,o
they will take pride In contemplating % satisfactory
ton Of the liabilities Of the State To rejecting 60 VII
pear unwise In people possessed OF properly and effects 70 .n
value Of $500 unnecessarily TO tempoze In the me ~
Of debt the whole amount OF which but nise sssss Nv
cent Of that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

SALE OF THE RILEY EsrATE.-The following sales
of property belonging to the above estate, were made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. D.
Blocker, Son & Co. The building and lot known as
"The Fifth Ward Museum Hotel" on the 5. W. corner
Of West Broadway and Franklin street fze 25xSi feet
brought SOS 600 the oursory brick house and lot on
the S. w. corner of West Broadway and Beach street
size of lot "a and 6 and 54s sl57OO the three
story brick house with stable) and lot on the s. f.
corner yarick and Beach Streets size OF lot % and
Il5xl0O and 1882, $l4, 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

CoxcERr.-A concert will be given this evening in
the Madison avenue Baptist Church, at which the
capabilities of the very fine organ of the church will be
sbewn for the fret time Although incomplete hitherto
X has, as played by Mr.. Beae, won considerable
reputation among organ-lovers Dr. Guilmette, Mr.
Miranda, Mrs. Mozart and Mrs. Barclay are the prn
einal singers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

LoxDoS.-John B. Cough has with great care pre-
pared lecture on The streets of London" and is to
deliver it at Cooper Institute on Friday evening next
A great treat may be expected.