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fconl Notices.
ENTITY EIGHTH STREET.

EIFTN- EIGHTH STREET.
/ N.w York supreme court civ and County o; Vow.
the b. - Iri b.! - ~ AN~UtANt ~ SOCIETY," ~
tar UuIi.a Sat.s rlLH.l.S against CHARLES g. COS
\ilI. an ,thr.a. 5ri 20 In.s.
In pursuance judgement ~ fer ,o-urc auu sale bearing
date IA. nth d1y OctopeU 1850. ana GVly maj. dli
ccrcI 20 ia o.c iti.!ru action the und'Tsari ~"
ned viii sell IL bic auction, DT Peter T.
aue,hc"r at the ;cil E5ti' vchthce an Auction
Room LlmfcI 80. t 't - Liberty sire IN re
CT, TUESDAY ia. lGt' tav uf March. lSN6
L. Ocp, 81 That uaY the prr.c4ln sla judgment
m'atiOucf and thcrsiu 3r-Crib'd a- follows TO wit:
A iha certain iu'. piece or parcel e. land with The building
thc' r-rtct situate huE udu'ns Ia the Niu' lCthi
" o. YORK 80 Is Last lItN-
iurdri iucd follows I'lE.hs
a; uoni 30 c soo1rIy linz o. fity eighth street l'
hundred AMI foxy 2o- T.. ct,tNarily from the
Ea-t fifttDi. nth
avenue ard the running sUutl~Sriy bur parallel VITA
SAID and % lll 'drousi wall far
IN. extends hundred O01 feel i've - inches 10
the mr,dn uc U the BOOK. thence clsNtrly but along
tie 'aid middle of r bi,cN t"'n 20 feet thence
nOrhNariy hu, aga parallel Win said Ftth avenue ana
and Tnug another uary wal ~ the sne extends
hundred 200. g. inches 10 sad southcgy
ghtl ant thence wc-twaidy bug
the twenty -D feet To th' point on pla OF be-
ginning
Dated Ncw York, February 9th ls,j. ..,, ,,,,,,-
HENlN BAl. LEICESTER 10 VI F..
Paintas' Attorney. l2O Broadway New York Pcferce
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B'TTI.tI y; ,V ~ d" IUh SDni and EAST
mum accommodations, minimum rates. Prom Pcf % n o.
loot o. Murray st.. every day SUNDAYS excepted an
steamers Bristol and Providence Couurri GA by Ipnnh
boat from BrOOKttH "a Jer-rt NN"Hes
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

II NV YORK, NEW.HAVEN md HARTF JRD r. n
rains leave Harlem River station. corner 20 A. ~
Lncoinaye near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem diver
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated RAILROAD dav ercec.
tCudaYs al Gaj, 80 0l0, TO- llt5 Ia 10 .55 4 as
40 Gao ana m for Port Morris Casanova oak Pont
HUNTS Point West Farms, Van %csf. (hesfer
iinp.ons By Chester pelham BavI Barlow iCif;
island Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connect ne AZ
NewRochelc win mans for al point. on the main hno -
The New York Now Haven and Hartford Railroad Sioy.
Line and Ar Inc Divisions, New Canaan. Milifao.yn
New Britain aud sufed Branches aud Boston and ali pont.
fa4L ''"S
Midnight tram for New Rochelle and an informed ats a..
lions az ~ 10 h m daily, except MONDAY. %
sunday ira for New Roche e and i
t0ns AT IL noon and 800 D. m the latter connoc'-
a New Rochelle with way trains 10 GTdld Contra, DgUot 4
SfGufOrl ~F'' ''s
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Dip0cu0 Notices.
OFFICE or TIE HOMT~TAKT MINING COGPiyY.
MILLS BUILDING, IL lsROhb-SI.
MN YORK, NRICh -. 1857
DIVIDEND No. 92.-Thc regular monthly
dividend, Forty Cents per snare has declared
February payaDo al tho Once Of the Company.
CISCO. or az The transfer aCCACy NfwNOrE the 10Th
Instant transfer books close on IN" 2Oth instant.
LOUNSBEEI y CO.. Transfer Agents
NEN-l ok GENIAL AND HUDSON EIVIR RAILROAD COZ
OFFICE or IHE RRR
~ hEw YORK. March 10. l83C.)
INIiE Board Of Directors have at a meeting
L held this day declared quarterly DIVIDEND II ONE
PER CENT pas an'' this once the 18TH day OF Ami
stockholders record closing the ansior
books this D.I +. V. ". KOSSIIEH
Treasurer
EW-YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WEST ERN
~ RAILWAY COMPANY.-PreteTTed stockholders Nh)
failed TO receive the dividend declared by the ab,,o
company November 30 1881, collect the
WILLIAM +. OCONNOH, Banker and Broker.
No. 81 Pine st. New. y ok City.
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For Young Laiies--Cou1try.
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Musical instruction.

,-NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY.
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL
EAST l4TII ST. "a 4 ,ur east Of 5TU-ANt.
Cha;tFIcd IN l~6l
SPRING TERMS SOW COMMENCING.
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GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

Tho leading school OF music, cIpCuou dramatic art foreign
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FIX lessons per week. For particulars address
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East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company

y Central Trust Company Of NrN.l Orx will receive the
INCOME BONDS Of the East tennessee. Nirglnn and
G,Or-a Railroad COmpfny and IL temporary reCelps
Their Tor on and after FRIDAY. I'll. 2GIH INST
OF $50 per bond vii not be payable until
the comm ready deliver the securities Of tho
company on the completion of the IcOrgtnzati1n. -
T. p OI.COT
Chairman Of Committee.
Ecy.York Feb %. 1856
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ETCHING IN AMERIC;.; with Lists OF American
Ttcbcrs and Notable Collections of Prints. BY j. X
". HuCnCOCK. PIP ", 90. Ncw-lork; Whte'
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LITERARY NOTES.

NJ Thomas Bailey Adrich will offer to the readers
n The Atlantic" next year serial story which ne
has written in collaboration with Mrs. Olphant IL
;s untitled The Second Son." This literary com0ina-
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Another serial story promised for The Atlantic Is
MIR f. Marion Crawford's novel, Paul Patoh." Mr.
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The most interesting incident in the Orentasts'
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Beinr GRIMMs WILKES CLAWS now TESLA
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