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ADRlAN IT, MULLER, Auctcneer
DERTNPTORY SALE of Improved PROP
BRTY Madane Ceiar al Wet sniast' By order Of
close the estate ~ HERMAN NhUfS -ecc1fc1 ApuiH
H. alutLgs WILKINS Go. vii Skill ~ ACCl!oh on hUhs,
DAY Fetrury at u O'Clock, The IScage as.roo NO ~!
The her to eese tho cStae 81 HERMAN IU
decreased:
thereon No N,eu.s1o. org kroyl Is Crke Borb to-s
House. Inches fo - ict - inches rear ~ istt ilth
on aud 81 feet iutl On s7sieny lae ,
LOT OF LAND. VIII e Iuk alCIE Thereon 10
70 Jori In I. rear ofbe aiosA Lo.1 feet c 'front.' 20 feet
10 inches Tea FEET Il scls Uey Side AID ~ feet inches GA
essferiv tGc.
WEST FoCGTEESTHST The A'toIy Hsgh'hhsise7t tr9ra,
LOT No Zi Wee, fnGrfentti toll No. lJ)
30 soa ae SeTclage Lot -JGl0 feet Inches
SIXTY PRg CEST VI the purchase money remain Bond and
MoTtgag. -, ,
For 6 p,rcu suj rf7 ttths oece ofia Auoaets 70
Pinesi YORK, OF lHARIS SOUTHLAND CHOA 20
81 VALID. l1tLl
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J. JouSsoz IT, Aueropes..
X JOH n ON ~ MILLER,
- AroTIoYBBRs GED
70 sR5ETA .i ESTATR BgoKsrs
Es G sss,L so I, Lots GGo9 ;s and I. Ss sold,
,.,,o...., wEgNEsD lY, reG a -'-''-''' &C.
T AUCTION SALE oP loo TSIuABLB b 5 hI'1y,y PERENP
u hhciS .Re s65 d @,sisa as follows;
fins A. s1q 5o n Sifc AVE. w. ssH5 5. lot
PESNSr, : s., 22l n. ". ofMsrcy sve.-2lOts
HH99oPhtSI, 5. A. 2o6 n e OF Leeave--3 lot,
KEiPSF1' rs r. H. Of " M il los
hE4rSE.. > s.. rs e. G Of Marcyaye--i lots
lUOPlE.Sr., n g.. 425 4. e. ofMaTcy.aye.--4 lots
hAEClAVE an RuTLLpGESr. 7. e cot-3lotl
PESYSr, IS, 81 +. W. Of Ies.ayc--t Eis
kIpbbkt6BSL +, n s. 81 f. W ofLe'sye--a lot.
hc remainder Of the lots located tie Immediate vicinity Of tho
Maps Oc' Of the aaelog. qa amer THURSDAY, Feb 20
stls o'clock the Ez'ss-s III Broadway, N T..
ATIANIiCAyE AYD ST. ASDRETSpLIcE, northwest corner
ATLASTIC4yE north s' 20 feet cast q roalya AVE- Lo
PAClFIC-ST. AND albany. AVE- Lois
Also aiage number Of lacylocd Lots other leading street; and
Also. At SANE TIME AND PLACE.
IERBMPToPY AUCTION SALE 70 eoss uly!e! interests q 10
iqs pAiEkS0N Lots Ggsig located on the noFssy SIDE Of
Maps q The shove property viii be ready and isr Friday Ja 20
'-' TUESDAY, reho
GREAT .sALE OF yGLj1b1G EidniEESrn WARD CROOK.
VALUABLE HOUSES or HICKS ASD NAVY Sis. BROOKLYN.
SIS near tis proroSej terminus Of the River Bgs; Sjl a
26Slol With 2soV attic and tacgmel rne lorse toS td r
500 Tbs popet. noss de'uhy located Ter business purpoe
Being IN close Proximity 70 tie Fry aud tho New Bridge mus, rap
idly advance u value. Terms easy. Possession 3lay /.
and good order very con1eautg located, viii readily
for $500 per snuuw. Pe,fe'sioa >ry J. Terms ess7.
Maps and permits at Office Of the AuoEesr No. IS Nassau st. H. r.
fnCRSDAT Feb. H.
slLENblD B8o0EITN PROPERTY
NE'E9 SEloE6 96LLFFEEasEED EITHER AT
VTTs M4qSC F or lP Pa ST Fa
YIYTitivR FE0NiiNG ri8 riRZ
or UlIOS.SE RUNNiSG THROUGH TO TIE
GRAND PLAZA.
Orl or EIGHTH md sEvESrHAyfs. nrGRAw PRESIDENT,
ul NJ lSlS AM eore particularly described IS follows:
Park as 40 fon tho GRAND PLAZA 2ofao
yrntle lots 10 the cit, each 2sdlo.
throrcA 10 ana fronting the GRAND PLAZA.
uNQNS.r 20 80 feet W ~ hs'e, 2rty desirable let' ose
o. be l lot Of Tie Sass locations n TIE city Tor
EiGITIAyI. cas-: ale Z, feet n Of o. oa.ft. nn lats
lNONSl, south she. 9 f.ot we. o. --ayc, o 4'ro
UNION T. north side 80 bet 81 srvcahave lots % -
SAChhil. " south en- e. u ie eas 81 re tl4ei t5 80
pEGAANS soaii .i-c 30 ics' vest q lisayei 2it -.
pEGAWSI bob eide 80 feet eat Of SiAfve in lots sad
SiCELrT>E south side Is feet east Or Sixth eve tfn lo'.
SATIAyE, east side % feet soah ~ sa'Si a. NY o.
siNIiANh AMI fscketst uoTI-vcst CO... cri iaH isf
lrGEAWSr rof.h side $50 Gtt vest of ID ~ .o,s
i Of M attractive sale viii be ready A. oee Of iae'as'f
TUESDAY FEB 70.
A. l2ocloek % iNe trci- s'lfsr0om, - -
o. TiiE GRAND CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN IoviLyAED&
THURSDAY, rss-u,-r2S
GREAT SALE or piOPFRfY on ma pYLlPLAlGE ESTATE.
ID lpla'us sl ,o uasr oI an los On bseo9i Seai1 AZ
Maps one week .frr ,.- Fu 7'rics-t, l,re,let
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/ li sait IRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TIM, kkSInglI5gc GESiiiloE OF fiEth-DF-riil
O NJ ~ LIel nlahl AG. sad ATUkDhY nATINBB,
THIS Work IL t TIi, pv ELEgR D ", TB PROV
VAST 49,, ~ AZ ne c4PIlALS OF EUKUPK
H1vf o gEIISS ~ 5MiG9Nky. TIMR. AsD LABOR
FOX Co3i lhLs, sCEHEBF. 1rP6iSTM9ETg lND MISE
=" S'hAE , HhitH AtK OF NOVEL AND
fYY0pSiS or 1i'S st Hf.'ilslo IN DESIGN
ACT cFten in Pen view Of tbs boz and
AT 2-Grand illuminated Chirese interior Ca,vo
ACr IA grsuA es palace and pleasure garden 10 the ce,et M
pre- ehisdse"rsd paIion terraees e1oc Chinese par,ds
..,. TIE PROPEaTIFS AND APFOiNTMExTs
AND IHE SPLSAL GAND ILLyMIEATl0s By b. saqui Pari,
bALLEI ,lHpIPi ugaer direct oa % ~ BAgssua.
MILF EDWlG SClLABGER,
MILE MARIE ADgIEN
~ 49, Miles Marti9stti Schcl, Whtiug AM WLcplsy.
CESARNB. q French yVarder wife Of pinsonrst
ILBlR D THE "a Chinese Belle, oauh Ri;ILf
EySI PINSONHEI Cook Tie Coyette)... CARRIER
ILNlb tandsn with the Zinc Balls Chefof POe) RECKERS
khULIN, Capiaiu Of the Tire PETIT
lORBLON, Boatssan Of Ia Pintadc ........ CAgRIBRR
gb:iiip;iaS' LSfL'AS
G'as de Sol Vier, Gsvocte Rosa Touehc Tout Eo yi7e Jo
Rachel Vas De Bon CRur, Breton
French Soldiers end Sailors hspmen, Vvanderes
Ladies. Chinese, Sarss. Fire Eaters &c.
Act THE FRENCH IL PRKiS
Act H. MARRIAGE FETE IN CHINA
Grand llun nations, Procession. 90 tege,
Grand orer'al Ballet Digesement
act Ill IN Law OF ISING.
French bd Chinese Ve france Ffnksn raBOChlese Grand
rondo ftae, Cl0ut Champagne.
Family Circle. 30 te1,'i after q. hafrrce
FTIIEATRE FRANCA1S MATINEE,
n SATURDAY AFIERNOOS At ]. Dozen open at Ut
FLEUR DE- THE MiTlNEE.
This work viii be produced With the grand effects Of mise
magnificent gorgeous
description properties ballet Alnssoa all parts VI the house,
l DO extra charge for reserved seats frga boIes four seats SO
Pfosceuium boxes.
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gu yi.

BROADWAY, corner Of John-st., TO LEASE
-Tle PROPERTY troYu No re Bro ivsy, and Nos g. u,
al 70 Joust o of ~ ys. IRON 1T day Of NAV nert With
carua Ieucaa Dor par us Inquire al TIE Irssutrl
Cea ~ Le Reformed pulcA tLlh Room No o. 10 No ly2
Broadway
b OFTS TO LET-No. Worth-st., near
0w,vi b0tro % 40 ee.1i fn ciss stores tho tys In
tlc roou oeioa Ar,.yto >. g Alss q Co, lowell sa.
MILK FARM OF III acres to LII for the
BENZ b. BOSTWlCK. NerMNori, Conn.
TVHE RUTGERS COLLEGE CHAPEL, Nos.
is srd el Tntu,, between Iortspi and Po1J ,'eont
fp.d uuu e th Clufcl Of Re Holy osesl Tor rental
y" u. NJ PIERCE. President
TNO IET-The HOTEL, known as the late
Hiram Woolruas Union Cols L. l. With Acres Of ube
lIri Win tables % hoea Inquire Of Mr. Il. PEfIBE between
the hours VI 10 aud u a. No. 40 NstetsL
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Pool Map, srl IN particulars 90 Auel5nc-ts
or ROBERT T.. MLhES. 81. I'D Ce-srsL
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WITH A FULL AyD EFFICIENT COMPANY ROMEO

The Trarsiy WIN ie V'leci strict accordance with historical pro-
MI ,.i lie
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ll0HlIa WtfNINsl AueIllttT'
EXECUTORS SALE
II
VALUABLE PR p I RTY
BROAD, NEW. BEACH,
EAST TWENTY-TIIIRD-S
COUNTRY SEAT

lSIlP, LONG ISLAND.
T. r. LUDLOW Co VIII ssu % Suction on TUESDAY. Teh o.
ic9 u O'Clock. change ss.e-I,.u, no. IN broadway
ur UatI,J y b. oller u she tr.o.s " JocfA Act
decfarel:
BEUAnsT three brick Stores srl Lots No, e. s.
ard Ethstrc place The stores Lrs Pm trrf,
Of p feet ~ l roIb haze sld 1901. south line Pessess.oa u
a. sisy ], leaa
BaOAbsTTo a. running ironrh I'D connecting WIFI 10 -
back being 2il Er0ait es1
newt br 49, 10 c.A ssJst % lease which eHyts 9y i
al i 800 per
BEACHSTEo H. nohve o. 81 Johu'sans vita two
attire brek Dwelling, q b. Eb. g ies Let 2X
g. Possession q taIvrrr II rho decd
EAST ESIl.rHl3D5r.-Tis tIsitlri hursi1rr hfovn
f'afe Lrstoop Iouse 10 1 No 80 Efsi Tesr
Tbd. ole. 90 a 81 Fourth Houo 2 D. o. e
Io % BIZ ela Poss.fs ga Mas ]. l.6l
ISip LoNG tSLf.pEesalt Coar;y feat Ssh leut 70
srl handsome oull Wi 10 taL stores atAe-"4i as' to-
\ fcgcs utar by.
la o. boli al rorVss
yr i-Ies yoalL joins lthh......-.
WILLIAM n. NELNS.D
Iool Map, i On rnacll,p q A5aoresr' ole' n" 'Pirs'1
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Morals NIfFISg huctprfcr.
EXECUTORS SALE Of DESIRABLE BUSl-
H NESS PROPERTY On BRo.bEAl GtGSBf NEW nGS34aR,
Co viii sell A. auction TUESDAY Ecb 1863 At y O'clock,
s Exchange S,o 30 III BO-dUsy ~ order VI the executors Of
Christi an q. Guuilrr deceased:
BROADwAYNo 5O2 aul ;oi rgnling through 70 Cfeysi "
feet root ~ fet rear By - ieai deep 49,
BROAD Sr.-Nos. ~ % aud g.. tatough 20 No ~ NewBl
NHIDENLAEE-No. 81. through 20 No. 81 LihertySt
CANAI-ST.-EoS SO AID $40, Gresnvichst
For IN particulars ard hooksp which are ready srpT 70
the A.rfar No J
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Z JAMES NJ. MILLLN, AUctiOncer.

by JAMES ". MILLER, AUctioncer
II THURSDAY, February I,
70 o'clock az the LGCh7r. S3un no. III BrotWaT N hs
city NewYok under the Direction Of Nathaniel Jarvis IT, Receiver
TIE VALUABLE rAiIR MLL AND PROPERTY OF THB
SALISBURY MILLS MANUTACTU8tNG COMPANY SITUATED
Ar SALISBURY Mills ORANGE COUNTY. NENlORK, ABOUT
9 MILES FROM NENB HGh. on THE kAls RAILROAD inc
a. land 10 different parcels contiguous
tie Railroad Depot large stone MILL about % ret s17e 1ncs
high roof aed throughout wish ticsl ad I.At M CAS-
Co1arg elevator fi9He power steam CINE (HHfts
PATENT; 6ach Foairrer Machine ga a Ieee r, con-
pecng and rnu.ug machinery El fixtures ir TIE u11uirte 81 ue
writing paper; also boElse, boiler, Toghogse. bleach boiler
dan water power water Wheels ts -Etcse ga0Ictr si ngE
rat pipes; dwelling Bos ,oftAouse WoTGtLop stables
furniture &c. &c, o, 81.
For particulars and FOR terms of sale apply 70 tie Aaonesr 20 %
NATHANIEL JARVIS. IT,. ArttfCr EOOM No. - tiy
Hall BANGS SKDGNICk EOAlU Ateasl ior AeseveT, No
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Ccnairp Zeal Gsiaie for Salr.

dhT9 900 HOMESTEAD.
az 10. WV Att Homestead ea.i o. rI TO r rhsa
Ia M AZ gt b,rgsn Inquire II rEt DFliD lo9 te Lia1o
sn5 Ncrceri u rc,o tors Advertiser Ei1rg Ne'alE ~ j.
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'no ss*17@3 ti.oy:' AND 50 e:sa5 L. -,
IL kE SHORE RAIL . 4 Al D ,
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polaD CRACKS TO STOP.


Those in the barn and stable immedi-
ately back of where tho cattle and horses
are to stand this winter, need stopping
badly, and it is an easy matter to 90 60.
See that tho nails in all tho outer boards
are driven in tightly; then make bat
tens OF laths or pieces Of siding and put
them on with single nails, Or, make
mortar Of limo and sand or ashes, using
hogs bristles in the place Of plastering
hair, to give it greater tenacity, and
Gil this into the cracks with a trowe'.
These cracks in the hay loft should
then be treated in tho Same manner.
Those cracks in the poultry house,
hardly wide enough to let q feather
through, are still Of sufficient: width to
let in snow and rain aud wind, which
will wet and chill the fowls so that they
will not be likely to lay during the
whole winter or if, by chance some
euterprisiug tiddy should get up cour-
age to drop an occasional 'ss, it would
hs sure to be frozen while she was yet
oackling over it.
Those about the outer DOORS. Heat
will crawl out through an exoeedin9ly
small place therefore great pains must
be taken in the matter Of fitting these
doors to their frames. Some tack \:
strip Of list or sslvedge "a tho door
casing, being careful that there are no
folds or wrinkles in 1t. Others recon-
mend working out pieces Of wood
about an inch square, covering this
with cloth and fastening it to the door
itself, close where it comes against
the casing. If this way is adopted
good lob must be made Of it, otherwise
it will look badly from without. 1t
would be better to fasteu on These strips
with small screws rather than with
nails, a q nicer fit could be made and
the screws taken out aud used again
without injuring tho door: .
Those in the walls and floor of tho
room. The former eau best be stopped
by p.pering tho walls the latter by
using such carpets as any farmers wife
can make. These keep out the cold,
diminish noise, andg give a room genteel
Appearance. Under the carpet should
be placed several thicknesses Of news
papers or ono thickness Of the coarse
paper which is sometimes used back of
elap-boards in covering the walls OF
houses.
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"A firm in Washington have a Jap
ane,e mermaid on exhibition. 1t is
about Is inches in length, the body
bearing close resemblance TO the yello"
perch, excepting that row Of bones
appear down the back. At the point
where the gills Of the fish should appear
two arms grow out, about % or 3 inch
es in length, at the end Of which are
well-de6ned hands, with long talons.
The head is about the size of u walnut
very similar to the human head attach
ed to tie body by an exceedingly small
neck.
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'-Wsiei Il DOT for tic improved farm
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