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GRAHAMS MAGAZlNE.-Ofice -

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GRAHAM'S LtDY'> GFNTLFMANS MAGAZINE.
Content. Of tire Nav Nnmbei-lo OIL ~, No. D.
The Bridr, tilupraicd) bV J. II Dana.
Centre Hlrhor. Olu,ttted1
The Mlsh OF the Red Death by Edgar A. Poe.
Spring. Advent. by Park Benjamin.
Procrisiirat.on. by ilr,. VI. H. Parsons
P,rdii, by w Wallace. E,q
The Chcya'er Gluck. By ". ". story.
Ncnu. and the Moueru Belle. by France, :. O,good.
Nv Bark +, out upon the Sen, by George + Morris
The lar SIR David Nlke, by LON, flugerali Ti,strc.
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Thoughts Oh Muse. hy Henry Codd Watson
EurOciydon, by Charles Lanmsn.
Mv.iery
Henry Clyendsh hy the author OF Cruising IA the Lat
Wa 'The Rrr',r nf TO etc. etc.
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Music III. Opuan Ballad SINGER, composed by
Henry Russell.
Review of New Book.
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Rawdon Wright, Hatch Smile, engraved expressly for
The Magazine.
Centre narbor, splend American View, engraved by
Mr. 4. l.. ck.
lac WORK. a border pattern, tor the Lades.
The Fa-hon,-TLe Monthly Fashions, beautifully col
oreI fsr both ,eNe,.
Mu,c-Two pagr.-. The Orphan Ballad Singer
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number.
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GREAT BARGAINS to llousekeepers.

GREAT BARGAINS to llOusekeepers.
N " & !. JAMESON. % and 2jb GreeHw .ch-streei,
iOor above NuUay-.feet, receiving daily large
assortment ct Kitchen Furniture, in all their varieties, OF
the best manufacture, comprising
Hard Ware. Mood Vac,
Tn. Na.e and Hollow Ware,
Brushes.
Nhch they after very reduced prices tor cash. Tbos"
rho au0u' furnishing III. puug ~il find greatly a.
their nyauiage hv calling md examining their sock before
purchan where great lnduccseuts will be- ofei e
Good, delivered n any part ot Tie city free OF ex-
D.l.e all Inns
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CIRCUS.-WELCH 4 MANN, Pro

Fir.t .ht of Vi R,ev aud Son.
This Evening. Apr, o. the splendid routine all COM
mcncr with Grand Clyicldc Eutrce ot Ladies and Gen
tlencn. entitled the Hero, and II,roinc> OF Old.
Mr. LEVI NORTH vii appear u hrs principal act
To conclude with broad Come Sactch entitlcdN kaits.
BoXe, ~ cents. PIT . cents.
Doors open O'Clock. performance commence, at ai
p,.f o'clnri
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pOARDlNG.-A gentleman and lady.
- without Children and lev single eeni.rmen
obtain pleasant rooms With board No College Place
Tie location we'll known OF the deghtiuln
the city. An immediate application Al II Murray street
will secure choice OF rooms. References exchanged.
Possession immediately AL lwI>-
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK, APRIL p, 1872
MINIATURE ALNANAc-rHls DAY
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ARDW CUTLERY, PENS,
L Nc.-Thc .ul,or Ler. having purchased Edward
: tnos entire ock oi Hardware, vii continue tie bu,i.
and keep hand an assortment American Hari-
among which Rkem4u', superior Patent Rim and
M1ftice LorAs. Hirr>s and Wdrrtu'> Corn and Gra>.
>ynt> Hoes. Br3" Nai, lacks, Bras Sparabr> Fork.
>HoV,, &c a>o lto In Brothers s1lsror Fil,s saws
aud Table Cui'rrf and many other English goods all OF
which vii be- ,Hll at bargains.
They w.l also Keep general assortment OF Carriage
Hard1dfcaa American >adic'y. Iuclufng Bras Strups
frrrtt,. Saddhu- Tools. Shoe thread. l.. -.
J. 2 HAY DEN. P>u-si
y B-layiens superior Pen, isr sale % the Trade a,
tlt I-a.ulIriurIua nllrts. a.
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nRI GOODS From Auction, Cheap
1 , ter Ca>h-JFRENIAH LhNBERr. No. 50 Green
Nich would again inform BE- friends and the public
general that he daily receiving from auction great bar
gains IN Dry Goods
PRINTED LAWNS,
seaullu quality tor only I, td.
PARASOLS.
FIR from - 60 10 os, and - good quality.
MOI 3NING De LANES,
Ol beautiful quality. very cheap.
PRINTS, PRINTS,
N cheap a'dny store Iu the city,
new ~ le, ard Idle, for only Is 2d-
GAMBROON>,
For Ctnilrman's onehat tksn
year, prices, aiso great variety OF Spring Goods,
very cheap. a2l SITS.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

OflN WAX WIN, sweep ofnelteI ana
~ Rc'ner IN general No. II John street Newfork.
Purchaser OF jewelers. and Slvelsmh's Polshings, Pu
macngS L-ne,, Parting Bars Coarse Silver Bars Lace
Gill and Plated Metals. Bookbnders Rags, &c. aulS ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
THE TRIB U.NE.
From Europe.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS

ADDITIONAL ITEMS.
.r!p, money cxtorcd from the Chinese bv Capt
Ellio, had lcuctcd England By the CONWAY from
ehina There is news Of any intercs; fro,n
England, the dates benz oay ,!lree days later than
those b. the Britannia The None Market wa.
easy. the rccep, Of the Canton ransoin being very
oppor;unc. The revenue accounts fo,. tire quarter
had no, been cmpls,cd, bu, there was <nown=to
teoconsiderablc increase in Customs and def
cency in the Excise as compared with tho CORES
ponding quarteroi las, year The revenue lortbc
t,yo years VIII be nearly equal.
Government. lis currcn,lyrepor;rd, hasresoeed
TO establish, line OF steam communication b.
tween the Pacific Co1st Of South america and
New Zealand and the Australian Coeie5. The
authorities of Panama, We may add, iaye invited
all English Engineer to surrey line % haiiroad
across the Istl,nu>, and are most ds5rcus that the
Inc should be executed By an English COMPANY.
to which they prepared TO grant extensive Priy,
iic.cs.
SrA1N--Ihc Sp".cl, otzthe Regent the orcu-
ing of the Col,es aulesin honorable terms To tho
=payment Of tic pubic debt. The salt and stamp
duties have enabled him TO meet privileged o5li-
cations.
CoSsrAST1yorLn Dec. 17-NNc learn that the
Scraskier PasEi was about TO go to :Fria to re-
store order in that distracted colntrv Tnhil.
Pacha wns to hold I'll, place in his absence The
Office of Minister of Commerce lad been abo-
shed. The Armenian affair was still unsettled
Tire Porte was making serious opposition to The
groiect of Dr. Alexander establishing himself al
Jerusalem 1t has said positively thai he shall no,
he Bisho,, there, aud tia, there shall be no Eng
lisl Protestant Bishop.in HAT country. idviccs
from the frontiers of TnrkeH IL the Augsburg ga
zcttc state that the Albanian end Turkish troops
have been again committing #cXccsscs AGAINST the
Christian Inhabitants Of Bulgaria, and that glcul
discomfort prevails
FROM HAvASA.--Dates from Havana 10 the Sd
have been received at Ncw-Orlcans. Gen. Bus,n-
mcne, Ex-Prcsidcnt of Mexico. had arrived there.
The Picayune says:
There has been fire and saughrera, jamaica.
On the l.t inst the Ipswich. an English steamer
arrived at Havana, from jamaica, bringing intclli-
gence of extensive and lrshttu riots among the
negroes, who were prowlins around=lEic country
in wild and savage excitement, burning up the
estates and scattering ruin and devastation every
where.
The Commercial gives the following the
probable version of the affair from the Falmouth
Post
The story has arisen, suspect, from an
cape and pursuit of thirty or forty conv!cls who
broke cut of the district prison at Kingston. a
detachment of soldiers overlook them near Spanish
Town. where they hud something Of bush-tght
in which six of the conrictS were retahen. and
some were wounded; the others got away, but sub
.coner,l, c;ch, mors wcro rec,n,urcd Ano,i,c,
wa. l;ied by ;, r,.y,,o ;nd;v;dual.who ovor,ooll
him and cut him down with Il sword. l lie rest
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
NEONARQUE. 224 Bowerv. Newly ork.
II ENT;S GRAND-STREET 81

z LOON. No. 80 Grand, corner OF Piit-Ths Splen-
dpSalo0a j, fitted up in most convenient e, and S jus:
tc;lng ti.t Uuc fsee that par OF ie citg Hex
Coffee GAGS Pic served " ina superior manner
with Confectionery, Fruit aad .v-ry thing SIS. thai tn. IS
,qrs REQUIRE. I'll I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
TgVWO SILVER MEDALS MD : DT

& PLUNA$ have been awarded TO John landmark. 90
Chaan-trcct for the best Cologne and Pcrulnery. For
years he has been engaged in the manufacture OF Per-
tuner? in TIL, city, and unit, the present time he has
presented himself before Tn" public in the advertising col
OF any paper but susaiDCdhv the decision
incn Judges al lcrlncry, the Fairs sld inih city
and Boston he feels authorised in saving those who
any article in his nc tina, N SO C!athansreet they may
find superior quality al moderate prices Renenbsr the
nnmhC 81 loner!y enlrIncc Chatham Chnpcl dlA "
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

s!lfessrre Engn, VAIN popPet steam and exhaust
Eject stroke; horizontal pump the cynder wrought
iron connecting rod - feet long; watcrhcc shaft, and
crank iron LA long three wheel tianchc
pillow blocks oreia All the parts except the eccentric
complete and IN good order The Engine IN ALI made
very strong very high steam t- used necessary.
Forurtlcr particulars inur> r. ~. Siraton 2i2 Water
!inmns J. Rarck gGi Hudson q. y. Y. rs I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
or APE VINE PRTNING.-Grape
ssRESENTS PRESENTS l-Th

u suitable aud acceptable Present for Nonlils
Mcrry's l>,u!a lSil, neai; bound in cloth containing
100 Enwravinas several al which beautifully cooretl2
'es Music, and S2o pages orcaing matter by te real
Peter Farley, Frees
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
'"'es u f'''' G. GEORGE ". iioRToN, clai,r,alA

JAMES FOSTER, Secretary.
Allaupica,iel, for sud Church bs made writing. to
John landmark IS Chatham James Martin S6 Division
street. or TO seymour Whiting To- East Broadway stating the
object and the time. Lecture rooms can be had Tor small
II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
Trade Of Boston-tsnilrond-, &c.
Correspondence OF The tribune.


BosroN Feb. ls ISi2.
Boston, Notwithstanding the embarrassment and
difficulties Of the times, is gong on sw,nmlngly.
She anticipates, aud well she may. an immense
accession Of wealth and population in the Spring.
IN consequence Of tn, opening Of the Western it''1t-
road. Nor viii She be Disappointed. Every hope
sad expectation that She may indulge, must and will
DC realized; and she will prove, what Ncw-l ork
seems to doubt a most powerful and an uneqHalcd
rival, unless you 90 onward and complete Your tail-
roads and Internal improvements
By the bye. am happy TO notice, by the columns
otyour paper. tina, if iii" Capitalists OF New-lor
are nscisibc TO the importance and necessity OF
going on and completing without delay the New.
iork and Eric Railroad, Your respectable, and
hardy and pcrscvering Cartn,cn are by 10 means
disposed to neglect their duty, OF forget what they
owe the olt, and themselves. They viii prove
noble and able oids, AMI arc entitled all kinds
Of eommendation that can be bestowed for their
zeal and noble mndcdness
Looking the ciort that's now making L cannot
but hope that YOU will be successful in Ncw.Norh
finish the Newly ork and Erie Railroad without de-
lay, ard thus cut Of the rivalry of Boston. fyou
do not do this. the time is not remote mark me
when New-York will become the scyvic, the alb
lec, dependent, the demi-colony of Boston The
subject is one that must arrest the attention and
awaken the City pride and yea OF every New.
Yorker !, NEw-l oHXEv N BoSToS.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
EOR SALE-30 acres of good Land,

EIEOR SALt.-:}0 acres of good Land,
situated the high ground in the rear the Village
Jnuac mile from the Il. L; depot containing, Dor
10 AiuI,caulis trees Two thirds OF the purchase
money may remain rlgagg az per cent interest
Also good two.sfor Rwelling=1lops's. few
rods from the T. r. depot adjoining zach Other, ana easily
convertible into tot large hoardmg-house. Rent
81 IS each.
Also wanted a person 10 take charge OF Cocooncry
Applyat the Repository OF the Amcicaa Institute IL the
Park, rear of City Hall. TO ,Wcod1
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
rs FOR SALE.--A valuable Country

- F)TE SNLF..--N valuable Country
St,lt in tie town Jamaica, l. l. The subscriber
0iicr ,s hrs Property part thereof, suit ap
Iican with from , 10 g. or l0acrc, OF land all fitted for
gardening purposes, with spacious routo 737 feet, divided
sections with iruit ard urIam.nta tree, The middle
section hy improved with all the suit
gen'ec family with VARIETY % chOice ruit III the season,
nrnanenra rTee, berries and grape vine, abundance.
Tho house very nsiantal and modern built, outhoses,
BAN ard fences aI.ne.. and in complete order. The whole
properly vi" be sold price to make il desirable in
ves;llen part iuyiew 81 improving Tie adjoining
ions Terms very favorable upoG application address
tfil,t. PAID j. H. POlLLON,
f2l jamaica
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND

H.
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND
FACTORIES Al PRIVATE SALE.--ill the prop
etv we'll known thu trauklor Bleaching and Cnlco
Prininr Works.. situated about four p'.s from tile CITY
Philadelphia Frank ford Greek, partly IN tit borough 81
Frankfort and partly in the Northern Liberties Township
Che creek being the division lne with valuable wafer
err and about tortvninc o, land The Improvements
Farkori large calico printing factory with exr-
sive and comno~us buildings Tor yt, hense drying ,hd
sinocin- house Sc &c Also. bleaching house and un,
dwellings The machinery consists OF three printing MA
chimes one hydraulic and two presses IagC
,tsam boilers three Wheels tubs va,S and all oie
machirerv and implements necessary Tor conducting
large bleaching and printing business and capable o, IN.
i,hng al least one thousand pieces OF calico per day
The improvements in The Northern Liberties, are ONT
large bleaching factory and singeng house. with nece>
autbulings and one sawnil and eight dwellings. The
machinery OF hydraulic press, two ca-n!r.
driving cylinders water wheel, four dash wheels
large boilers with tabs vat and ali other nipple
necessary conducting the bleaching business e
extent
Both Factories derive their power from the dam
which sufficient drive large amount OF mnchn
-ry having fourteen and fifteen feet bead and TALL
This !. the second power the creek above tlHe water
and is situated about bali mile from navigabIe water.
where fuel Is landed in abundance.
The property sill be sold together if required, or may
he divided into three more parts TO advantage
Persons wishing 10 purc ae are requested 10 call on
DAVIES. STEVENSON X co.
No. / Church Alley, or 10
SAMUEL. FILLING on he
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

L.BoR IL ENGLAND AND IN FRANcE.-In
France labor is said TO be abundant. wmlc IN
England there are thousands and tens=ot thou,
sands without employment. In France, says
correspondent Of the National In,ellisencer. the
!owest class OF luborers earn 2> per day; nechal-
lcs from IS. TO Is, according 10 their skill. With
these earnings they live comfortably, well Clad
enjoy their amusement, and generally lay by soRlc-
thing. SO far from hearing of unemployed per
sons. says, a merchant who Is engaged in very
extensive business in one of the principal scaport>
OF France" | am always ut loss 10 hnd men 10
ony work and in this an, no, alone, for many
good undertakings arc uncommrnccd for want OF
hands Living is cheap as compared with Eng
land
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

TT Noticc.-Thc Trustees OF tn. "a Free Consrcgn-
iona Church, having fitted mp the large building corner o'
Delaccy and Christie streets, have opened the sane Is
free Church. aud they iuyttal persons without nrton
TO assemble with them fer the worship o! almighty God
Thu>eas free 10 all!
a CARING, the Committee OF Arrangements for CT
lrang tic anniversary OF Harmony Lodge, No.ii, =.
Ibis method returning thanks to the 1rl>tcc> OF the
2iFrec Congregational Church. corner OF Christie, ana De
lanccv the good order ani comfortable, arrangement
maA, hv them 10 accommodate tire society at their late an
nvcrsay held in that church, and do recommend other
Societies who wisto celebrate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
for other purposes requiring larc house. apply 10 The
Trustees OF said Church. twill accommodate large
Number OF people, say two thousand.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
4ss FOR SALE-A Farm. txo and half

- miles from Flushing village and abou, Is miles
the cit NeSYTort, The aid Farm contains about
re choice Ls,nd, 100 winch meadow and lila
NE Land, and 81 acres principally Woodland. There
three ppe'lrcards confirming shout 200 Young trees of
grated Iat which annually yield from twelve bum
ire 6aFfes- ofppes and there also choice assortment
Of small rat Clhe preus-, there spacious Mansion
IL Ornamental. grounds gardens and slfunDery,
srG, carrife.oue, granary, Ic-oue, sH10krioust
ind al necessary aPpendages either Tor the conyecoe On
practical farmer TIE residence OF man 9 o' soe
There also C0;isgcs Farm-l iou ana ~ actGs
OF good saAIe,I0w The situation on tl,:he gIouhG,
within quarter mile Of TIE Bay Of ~.cn !. c1 .ro.,
delightful prospect and IS aor i.nd :" aT T acs
connoa1ing loqar + story Z? Fl or u r s,Gok
!, u, IL u ~ 49, ,;es, II Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

rs TO those who desire The qulet add
a.iIgi,. o. country tiir. = COUNTRY SEAT
sr,pM For sale Tor exchange improved city
w ,,I ch-ap and on accommodating terU~ q beau
pr =, alt 10 acres Ciitonv-, Essex County NJ
10 :, J-a.,n; hea!thy and improving ectoE Of coDhry4
rom Newark sane i5pn EIzat~uilo.n and IL from
W., York winch may be reached "a !ron hour
nonr md hale The uisnsion-hGase and kitchen adjoining
,r- OF two st0ric containing u rooms .aohe-rOonl noble
aIr. and garet. Flower and hIicbeI gardens, with
c.aalrntai Ai,o barn, c1,w-ho'l~ caTiagehodse
m All n order. 4 brook. pond, wells, sprin kc.
m e place WHICH ai,n abaunes fruit Thr s6 !, xce-
lent f0 the rai.ing 0 grass, sSei a, other produce
Churches schools, POI, office, ialy alai.s stores, &c.
Convenient.
THIS place offered price it. ti'a' hs cost
the buildings and improvements and *oald hr atv.dsd 30
tr 20 I.t-
n Al>o FOR sale or exchange, place OF go acres on
which is frame hoc.- on the s. Joeph Rrer near une
village Bristol Indiana lrouirrai No lD Nassau street,
opposite Clinton Hal. Jl'u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

FROM MExIco.-Thc Galveston Civilian says
that those of the Sant; Feprsoncrs who can
establish their Americall citizenship will, without
dosbt be soon released, as also the English. 1t
thinks, moreover, that Santa Ana will hesitate to
involve himself in difficulty, and that he will there
fore release the prisoners it adds the following
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

IN TO LET-The new 3 story Brick
I.a. House SOL Nuiherr,i near Blocker t with under
arr basement garrej, all tni.hr, IN the bc> manner,
having marble fnanrl> and 7bIack gr;,>, and four nm
i>trdrgous each the second hir and garrett
Paror story doors mahogany ard plated iurnitre sliding
door, betw tle parlot>.
And also Il, let N t- i.vo-,orv brick House No sos Null
eert. small family, tll second story
runt basement and privilege IN the unde!cclar. In
qu- 20 500 hIulh-rry->t. III w"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

FROM HAvASA.--Dates from Havana TO the Sd
have been received At NcwOrlcans. Gen. Bus,a-
mcnle Ex-Prcsidcnt of Mexico. had arrived there
The picaylIne says
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

-. TO =L.E'T.-zfhc upper part OF the
TX t'lcs .loy hr>ek House s2 East Broadway,
lrst au,! rear 5riaf> w,h bedroom, adjoining,
pauyy an'l c,oss, presses. ha>eGiert and
crIaC urdefarat &eptiow gsH,eel tau!y OF Two or
( l~t,. ,,,r>.,f,. tsl lw7
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

There has been fire and slaughler;, jamaica.
On, lst inst the Ipswich, an English steamer,
arrived at Havana, from jamaica, bringing intclli-
gence of extensive and irishltu riots among the
negroes, who were providing around The country
in wild and savage excitement, burning up the
estates and scattering ruin and devastation every
where =
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

- 70 LET-slhc Loug Room on the
IL Ii "a story of corner ot Ann aud iamsr,ets 1t
u, ,nut - itet ,ong ard VIDE. with windows
and directly opposite h Nor Church II has been occp-
ped Tor for the manufacture OF Je"e'ry "ach
Cases,
Al-orbe small Store No Is Ano street, and the Base
nleul.laou, wcilg.t'ed aul Nrfy dry Rent cheap ap.
nlI VI. 10 plari-,trt o. Cedar il8 ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

F--|F n :
LII iy l2S >aj fronting Clinton and on WASH
ta Avenues, BROOKLYN; section 81 next hut one 10 the
Bedford RoaH, ce@uraH6ing perfect view ot Brooklyn and
tts Cjyo, OF te#Uo.i desirable bud,n. spots on the
I>arl. odRtaWctnuS Isl February, nes> previously
sid pri'a size .lt.rcs>sot'' 10 i;S Park Iosi ofct
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
} LE.T-Ihe spsciouS Nv areroom

ove1 us. >Te q lIe@sl>crihcr> being Tie >esoat
80 % lie lo;.t No SIS Buatway ,lpv o.: the prem!
,,> % 4 W.SttlK \ Co. Is 81
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
alu SMITH 4 WliIlNORE, 10 JOHN st up stairs
s2as FARM FOR SALE-At Auction

49, TAI.NI j DIt -. I-I4--'z' ! ~ utttolI-
-. VIII b. sold On Tuesday the 9th OF Mach AT 8
O'Clock (lne precisely sold at private :a!e IN the Town OF
wr,port Comm the larm known the Compo Farm,
formerly occupied yoin q wilson, Esq and recently by
the subscriber farm confirms 2l acres, and ssitua,ed
on Long Island Sound nj the mouth OF the Sauganck river
The arabic land has been heavily aanured tor Ave years
and now in high Of fertility for hGe crops.
There place incXhanstbe supply OF manure OF
the first quality Asa shore resdencet 10 considered equal
any TIE SouGd. For further particulars INQUIRE OF z.
Is oende EDWIN CURTIS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

81 FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains =
- For sale exchange, ~ Tract. OF handsome Land,
containing - each, soil OF superior quality wa
tered with streams and covered wit me timber, such
s onk hickory bench walnut, maple and sycamore.
The so j. pied % wheat rye corn oal., cotton tobacco
and ri, potatoes The above lands will be sold at
reduced prices and 10 suit or they Wi be c1-
charged Tor almost any kind OF merchandise. For maps,
diagrams and paltcunc,, aeply 10
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22
~ \ VALUABLE FARM, lin New

~. town, l. L. for >a- 10 let containing about sixty
:src"acres, having o.eu>ivc water front the East
River and Bo"'ry BAY about three miles from alle,rs
Cove and neaTiy adjoining the residence 81 j. H. Riker, Esq
81 lhe premises j. rood dwelling house with kitchen at
tacet barn uad carriage hou>r good bearing apple
orchard, pcaraud plum trees &C. part of The purchase
money may remain secured bv bond and mortgage. APP
pyto PiiIFE BROTHER,
l=I6 In No. 70 Maiden lane
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

iac>s No. - HarSei-,tree. with The rear ouat'aS
; 7.'l-i> .ilable {Gr stable. AppiyIo
fla GRIM ELL, ItNTN IN X Co. IS Sostils-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

Ia To LET. Ioa small family. the up
;,er part at f,a.. NJ Aabey, street aear tia,.-
s,su. fo>>e>>iol rn.t,.iateil required. Is. e.;
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

-. FOR Lf-a Bargains House and
A-.-a-- lot, No-.j9 tlo-Sson->trrei, PCieS S;.c,t
u5s' OF Air. t!4Jt. ll. Ctitcr q orcGard-1 - Ian
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

Z e g. IOffEI.c III Prnce-,t<pei. near Wooster.
would particularly cali The attention o Hardware Deales>
and Manufacturers 10 superior article Of German sv"r
MucLe offers Tor sale wholesale: and retail 81 all thick
ne>,- and warrant, equal 10 any, either Foreign Or -
I.cStic, tor collar and ,,-i.r-,,> s22ti
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

tour story aad basement BIRCH Nork.>hep, p by 80
we'd lz.;Gd ali .Ga:N, NJ. /, Coumbla,s,ree,
;.ia ,fla 10 :; ! Psfcr, No. l6 Couln6ia-s,- ti4u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-22

A TO LEF-Thef TWO small brick houses
IL Nos 81 and 30 First street. the Fir,, Avenue.
They are high basement and finished rooms IN
the aitit with under cellars for wood aud coal, suitable for
snail families The viii be SGG;ololars .0r
he latter ln 20 dollars for Tic former, possession
the Isl May next.
Also tie house, No u First Avenue, lately fitted
up in gOod style ana tn> Tor small geuee family Rent
800 dollars l>t Ilny Apply 10 Gin
ton Place, the owner, 757 Hrondway. III If