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ara VALUABLE ESTATE for Sale

-. The undcr'ignsd offers Tor safe the well tDoH r
of ibr Mohawk River about hSjf mile from The cly
Science tadv hno~n N part nf ibe ScstrG Ettse and
M"hs"k Aiu'ai Flats partly unisr Cultivation as Mar
ks Oarden. The residue coasss Of level Upland. With
Fifty acre. OF Wooded. arst quality and highly
prove For variety and produclivcaess OF sol this wfc
ra ~" compare fasorabiy with equal number ofAe'
o f premises capital order and situated near ID. bark
n sciota Lake which s Included in this property and 81
2tos srveTs Building Sites OF great beauty upon m hsns
ne sopFrorr would prefer to s the togeisr
seing aA The requisites Of perfect Farm bot W. od
divide iro portions 10 suit purchaser II desired Tu-
-, Apply 70 JAMES W. BEEKMAN, IS Clinton Place. o
W. A. WOODWARD, 80 wiilisu-sf Nex.York, or
nj a T. W. SAUNDERS on ID, p;ernieh
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POOTS AND SHOES-A general as
4 = sortment OF MEMS, BOYS andY0U'fHS' BOOTS,
SHoES and BRoGANS, viz: Mems boys and youths
sheS ooo cai and Kip sewed pegged; do mems and
ooys 'hck and kip brocans; womenS and chill
oses oo9tees ousktns slippers, Alo cloth and
seaiet CARS hne silk and copsy hats All sold low for
cashor cy aceep;anceS by the case or dozen Country
merchants would do well 10 call and examine al
os am. nn,e- 4 oH II s s'tI me,lt s.rtss;
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A T Court of Chancery held for the State
"A or rNew-York at the City OF New York. on the l4te
day OF April, A. D. ls42-Presen William T. Coun pch
Ketchel Mary kechel, Andrew ketche. William kecheI,
Isaac Ketchel Samuel Kechel James Daily, William ir-
garel Ketclel Andrew e. ketchel and Resey his wife
John Russell and Sarah his wife-In Partition
/, appearing, the satisfaction OF this Court that an
amended bill ocompaint has been nled in this for
partition lha following described premises Ii, wit: All
that certain dweiling-house and lot piece or parcel OF
ground situate. lying and being in the Fifth Ward of the
CITY of NewYork and is known and distinguished by the
number hundred and nineteen (2l9) Churclrsree,
ery by ground late belonging Jacos A. Cole
norherly by ground now or late belonging TO Isaac T.
Talnmn and Charles Norris and eaStery by 0t No. l63
containing IN breadth in front and rear tweny.iour ee
and in length each side seyeny.hve feet be the same
less; together with all and singular the rights pr
vneges, heredltamens ana appurteDanceS remainder anu
rrmadcs ents, issues and profits thereof; And it also ap-
pearing, 10 the satisfaction OF this Court, that the residence
OF John Russell is unknown that Andrew f. Keiche when
last heard from believed reside somewhere in South
America that Betsy ketche resides The State OF Penn
syyania William Irvine and Sarah Jane his wife and
drew Ketcbei reside in the State last aforesaid, that VIII
liam Ketchel and Isaac Kech" reside IN the State OF New
Jersey-oR motion OF c. NagIe, Solicitor :or the Complain
ant, ordered tat the said John Russell Andrew f. Kech
e Betsey Kecle William Irvine and Sarah Jane Irvine An.
drew ketchel. William Ketche and Isaac ketchel, and
each OF rm their appearance 10 be entered ana no.
,ice thereof be served the ComPainantS Solicitor
within four monhs from the date OF this order, and in case
swers to tie compliments bill TO be filed and copy thereof
TO be served the panants Solicitor forty days
after service Of copy of said BILL and that in default thereof
said bill OF complaint be- taken as confessed by them and
each lhem And ii is further ordered that within twenty
days from of this order the said compainanis
this order he published in the State paper and IN the
New.Yor Tribune, paper printed in this State for three
months eacl week, sUccessively or that the said
cornplanants use copy this order be served per-
sonay on the said John Rl>sel Andrew f.. Kctche Bet
sey Ketche Wllian Irvine, Sarah Jane Irvine Andrew
Ketche, William ketcel and Isaac ketchel and on each
tem least twenty days before the time herein before
pFfz''''e' 0' 'e" 'ppfNn HIRAM IRA wALW G}TH Clerk
al;.tta nN-.lm
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7N OTICE.--At an Orphans Court, held

TT OTiCE.-At an Orphans Court, held
/ LancaEter for the County OF Lancaster IN he State
OF Pennsylvania, Tuesday the 4th day OF Ocober lS
before the Judges thereof
The Court, application in Behalf OF sope OF the heirs
grant rule on all persons interested in the Real Estate oil
Abraham Gbble late Of Warwick township In Lancaster
County in the State of Pennsylvania (Farmerl deceesed
10 come into Court at Orphans Court be held at La
caster for The said county OF Lancaster Monday the ls
day of November neSt accept refuse the Real Estate
OF the said deceased al valuation and appraeen
made and confirmed by the said Court. And the Court
upon the same application, also granted Rule npoa the
other hr and others Interested, TO appear at the same
tne aud place show why the Estate appraised
should old- all The heirs neglect or refuse 10 take
the same al the valuation. e V The Court.
II. HOOD, Clerk OF the Orphans Court.
Dr,ote oJt Ia,6
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.ETERS'S INDICATED LOZEN.

L. GES.-There needs no argument beyond a simple,
fair candid ria, prove demonstration that Peters's
Lozenges among the very be medcated preparations
made While their taste which agreeable gives them
advantage oyerevery other medicine use the great
variety OF their ingredients renders them etcacious
elsewhere unknown His Cough LozengeS, for in
stance, Colds Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all
complaints of Pulmonary origin Then his Worm Lozen.
ges relieve children OF the terrible distress The cenyulsive
pni The broken sleep and headache, which always attend
the presence of Thus all his Lozenges in fact
suitable particular disease which they completely
remove. warehouse, l2o tulion-St. Ol5 I'm
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N1oRIsoN,s Hyseian Medicinss.-

VII NOTICE-whereas,A A a. samanos, of "a Broad.
Wsv. New.York is making ar improper u.s of Messrs
10 TIis Is therefore to inform The public that Mr.
anhori,sd to se aoRisoSs ON Pills
~ w I've ~ 40 MessT, FIRTH HAIL. Of No. Frank
lin square ron who, alone the Medienes can ss had gen
une. tsiguedl ~ pnaJ 7 anSo,
June 10th. 1872 - - .
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afflicted

% FAD THIS.-Having been afflicted
q for the las la years with complication OF DIS
eases which confined my house and bed great pof
ton OF the time stomach extremely weak ana sore vo
ent mains in nv SIDE my strength exhausted and III iac
reduced 10 such degree that life seemed TO be nearly s1
tnct wa. invited by Dr. Siarkwealher and by ms ADVICE
commenced of his medcnesbnt was 50 weak ana
debated that could take but ha The usual dose OF lne
Hepn,ic Elixir had taken much medicine previously
that had no confidence in any ihng that oofe ne
name OF medicine However. continued the use OF ibe
Hepatc Elixir, bali doses for one week when oegsn
10 feel It's beneficial effects then directed 10 increase
he dose which found could easily ana TO te utter
asonshnent OF myself and friends was soon able 'edVs
my bed and in weeks able to ride 50 miles IN one
dav which could havs done before at any time IN ten
wears past car do wesk about house and feel per-
iccty well feel truly grateful TO the Doctor tor t pre-
scrp,ons and sincerely believe the OF his Exir has re-
srorpi me 10 health do no less than 10 earnestly
treat all suffering with bilious diseases 10 90 ana
do kewisr and they may assured that they viii de-
rive as much benefit have dsne. believe Dr
Stark weahes Iepac EliXer he truly valuable nedl
cine. LUGRETiA d. LELAND Srailon, MAS.
For sale by CHAS. DYER, Jr i2 Westminster ST Il. J.
Sold, wholesale and retail by the agents A. B. SANDS
l. co. No. 2i3 Broadway Ceramic Bulldng) corner
o. tChnmberS.s,rect Sold also by 4. B. i D. SANDS
giSS No 70 Fulton eet cornerot Gold ST. ana NO.
loo Fulton St; and by David Sands Co. No n Easl
Broadway. Garner OF MarkeSreeL
Price. 81 per bottle o!9 I'm
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= Office is hereby given that proposals

UTICE IS hereby gwen that proposals.
! will be received the Inspectors Office the State
Prison. Mount Pleasant, the second Wednesday h No.
vember II O'Clock in the forenoon contract
with 80 convict the first Of December ensu
ing be increased within year 80 for the term OF
five years making such kinds OF chains, wrought naiis
bed screws shoves and 'ongs sadaery cutlery and other
articles of harewafe OF which the chief supply Tor the
United States" Convenient shop room and fuel Will be
furnished. Whoever takes the must find tools and
fixtures aad be subject 10 the rules and latoas vi tie
Prison The payments must be made monthly with acreda
OF three months Satisfactory security will be resu.resi
Lei the proposals specify the price per day each uai
DAVID L. SEYMOUR;
Agent Stale Prison, Mount Pieosapt
September 9Th 1872 sIo In
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o5 I'm Clarendon House. cor Daane and sroadwa
GEBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE Cor

g EBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE Cor
~ dial No. 476 Broadway N. Y.-This Cordial having
Obtained just celebrity OF the many cures il
has performed, IN 10 which adapted the public
respectfully informed that relieves Oyspepsia and other
disorders OF the stomach. II is peculiarly adapted 10 re-
those complaints by constantly p yscing but by
strengthening the system No greater mistake can be made
suppose that Dyspepsia, any other disease arising
from debility can be cured by frequent forced action on
tie bowels by purgavc medicines. When this complaint
exists the system already weak and every additional
dose tends make II The Cordial Oh The con-
trary acting tonic, strengthens the digestive organs
and assists them 10 perform their functions nature de-
signed Hence il found 10 be efcacious also in those
diseases peculiar TO er aleS, which more frequently
weakness than from aay other cause. The Cordial
likewise certain for Nervous Headache and
affords relief in almost ali affections OF the nervous system
Ii excellent preventive OF coveness and low spirits
The aged ard nm OF both persons edcDtary
habits prone cosveneS have experienced great benefit
from il. Itspeedy promotes strength in all OF gen.
era debility god and healthy appetite gives
and vigor the who's, system and highly beneficial
Ia convalesence from other acute dis
orders Ia proof OF Its virtues The above complaints the
pubic referred 10 the recommendations OF eminent pys
cia1 well those OF respectable gentlemen who have
derived benefit from the OF OF which are pub
lished in the circular accompanying each bottle
The Restorative Cordial prepared .olI the pro-
pretor 476 Broadway, ~ Y, aHd by respectable drrp
gists throughout The country Price 81 per bottle and "a
per dozen Orders accompanied by the cas! puncuaIy
executed, and forwarded according TO directions
Sold aise by ths MeSsrs Rpshion AspnySaIl gs Wi,u,
street. 10 Broadway and 10 Astof Hons n5 -,
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I'm NCHANCERY-Bcfore the Vice Chan
\ celIor Aarahnm Merritt md wife Erancs Stack


POOL, I'll ais.
In pursuance of a decreta order OF this Conrl, made in
the above entitled cause will he sold al Public Auction
der the direction OF the subscriber of the Masters of
this Court hy E. f. Ludlow, Anclioneer at the Merchants
Exchange in the city OF New York. the 2d day OF De-
cember next, AT l2 O'Clock noon Of that day
All llat erain lot piece parcel OF land situate ving
and being in Fifth late Sixth Ward of the city of New
York being part Of the lands formerly belonging 10 An
tIony ispenard ESQUIRE and by him conveyed 10 Albert
by Walker street westerly side b, alley four fer
width Separatisg from lots or ae III possession OF
Samuel Huicbings, William Price aud others; ,outerly in
the by lot or lae IN possession u Lawrence
Moore and eaSieriy ir other side by lot number one
hundred and sixteen L,penard's map, containing IN
breadth III front and rear each twenty tive ec and IN fng'
each side eghty-tve feet together with lnt NE H"f
privilege in with he other prapriei0rS o the b.
mentioned alley, together with all and singular te
tenemenlS herdlaneHS aud appnrenaGceS nto the sand
above mentioned aud described premises nnyw,se apper
tanning or belonging.
AisO The unex pirel OF the leasehod premites
mentioned 10 the bill OF complaint in this capse AMI there
in described follows VIZ All that certain 0t oil land
situate lying and being in The Fifth Ward OF The city Of
New York heing part Of the estate lately belonging 10 Ii
Corporation of Trinity Chnrch in the city OF New Nok
called the Church Farm, and The lot which IN map
chart o the SAID made by Charles Loss Ot Inc
City Surveyors known and distinguished by the number
nine hundred and 07i and bounded follows To
wit easwardy in front by Hudsonstree norhwardly by
LOT distinguished the said map chart by The nuier
nine huadred and six (SOG weswardy By o nuibef hhe
hundred aud fifteen 9l5 and snuhwariiy by ot number
hundred and eight y0S containing IN breadth IN front
and twenty-five eer, and in length on The south side
ninetysix feet nine inches, and The north side ninety
feet be ibe less, together with The alb
soue right the buildings and improvements thereon and
the right The within ten DAYS alter Tie ef-
piration OF said term New.York, October l9t. lS4a
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master IN ChaGcary.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL. Solicitor o2O la"bw
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-The sub

TREAT ATTRACTION.-The sub
VI scriber. Successor to /. " BADGER formerly doing
business 250 Waer.stree and the original Agent for
vending and selling Professor Orrs Patent Argh! Stove
in this Cy) woud respectfully inform the public that he
has taken the store No. 2}l Wa!erreet doors from
Beekman where may be found complete assortment Of
The above Stoves new STYLE and reduced prices Over
Five Thousand OF these Stoves sold in the City OF
Boston season. and found TO be the most economical in
consumption OF fuel oany Stove heretofore introduced
beating rooms for the sick and persons afflicted with
sumption have found great reie by the use oil this Stove,
he air produced being of temperature than
possibly be by any other Stove offered to the
puhc Also Wcox'S Alright Stove for wood-a beauti.
ui article; together with Badgers Patent Alright coal
Stove designed for Stores, Offices, Halls and Parors,
very cheap and economical article printed direction &C.
companies all the above Stoves. Please call and examine
for Yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recoect the
number D. d. WENDELL, No 81 Waiers,,
o29 I'm Cd door from Bcekmln
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BRITANNIA TEA SETTS. &c.-We
R have Just received hv packet ship Oxford new sup
ply OF Sheffield Britannia Urns. Coffee Pots and Tea Se
which offered for sale aioId prices although by the
tariff the duties are increased
As respects custom house duties and the duties
customers the first have already been paid cash
and the latter II endeavor discharge in daily install
ments OF poltcness and attention.
A CON plec assortment domestic Britannia Ware ard
German Silver Goods, for sale Wholesale and retail by
BOARDMAN X HART.
o7 2w- i Rurlinp. sIn foot of John. srre,
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MS.-The economy of using Drums

nRUMS.-The economy of using Drums
in Parlors and Hall, is well known. The subscribers
offer 10 thepublc the greatest variety and the most beautiful
article in the city. Sizes suitable all locations
exhibition in the Drum-room of our establishment ihe
increasing sales show that this article excel
purpose We ask those who study economy and are in
waDl, give CALI they be pleased
among so great a variety. SHEPARD Y CO
so9 ln Nolis Stove Warehouse 242 Water 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

A MEXICAN LOCkS-The subscribers
N having consulted with the manufacturers have de-
make such reduction prices the e1gencv
the times demand and they invite the Attentions OF Build
er and ethes in want, their coHplete assortment OF
American Locks Latcbes &C., also, 1ames ScreS Clark
Patent Butts Shutter Hinges, door Locks Bolts. &c.
Cut and Wrought Nails, best Horse Nails and Hardware
generally Orders from the country should state The thick
OF DOORS and whether they open The right hand
lett entering.
Coopers Glue of all the different qualities bv the barrel
pound. VAN BLARCOM CHAMPL!N
o29 lw' go Pearl-street Beeknan.
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nEAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S

NEAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S
4 Acoustic Oh nr The of Deafness Pains, and the
discharge OF matter from the Ears alo all those Disagree
able noises, lk. the buz1IIg of insects falling of waters
whizzng OF steam, &c, which symptoms OF approach
Ing Deafness and also generally attendant with the dis,
JJ Read the follow nc extraordinary Cure II any
have had doubts the, disulss tem an the
,"creuiou' may consider n"anr curabe. Numerous
cases oi cures. and many o them remarkable
use OF ''SCARPAS OIL, have been published, but til,
caps the climax Young old you may yet recover your
bearing.
lady in Smhfcld, Pennsylvania, and about eighty
yrsrs OF had been gradually getting deaf tor than
ory years, 80 that was next 10 impossible 10 make her
hear conversation in the ouest OF voice Last winter
she was induced 10 try Scarpas Oil for Deares.' II is
only necessary 10 add, that she has used bottles and
that her hearing Is perfectly resoreshc cured.
information III relation TO the may be obtained the
store OF DIR. JAYNE.
20 South Thirdstrect, Philadelphia.
al which place also the medicine is for sale.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents A. D. D.
SANDS, Druggists, Nos 10 and loo Fulton Gold
st. and loo Fuon-st also sold by Abraham Sands Co.
No H3 broadway, Ceramic Buiidng,) OF Cham
'ers.s; David Sands Co. No. n East Broadway, corner
of MarketsL Price s.. oI3 I'm
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Coughs and Colds.
. ENEMRER No. 81 North Sixth street,

n L
one door below ArcIi-sIreet, Philadelphia te snes.
Snitiins Blood Throat Lung Diseases rising senSa
t5n like choking tickling, unpleasant fGs
CgERRY will be found The grsat remedy. Persons WI
have abused themselves by the Of ardent Spirits VII
lea n on t spirits and taking draft occasionally Of The
above RESTORATIVE All Preparations from this valuable tree
except the above may be considered spurious or couh-
reriet The article may had OF The following Agents.
ar al Ma 81 North Sixth'streer, Philadelphia.
LIST OF AGENTS
DR. W. H. Minor. Druggist, 1872 roadway, New orks
Mrs NJ HAYES, l39 Fulton-strest, Brooklyn.
Beniamin O.ds Newark, N. j.
ohp aI3snn Patterson. Oh va
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AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PHisoF,
Auburn Oct 10, 1872

IT Office is hereby given. that sealea .sll.sf
Proposals will be The Office OF !, m n
A. NJ. tor the services of TenC ConvctS WIN lhe , 10
Increasing the same the agea may agdrs Re l or the term q
FIVE veaos .m ,e 6t dav OF January next TO be en
pIoyed Of Files and sue sapued by
iery OF which the United States Is priuSsp"'' -
foreign Importation l and LIGHTED win
be furnished by the State. .ori,s4 m name Tho
amount per day, oiersd the services OF each C9nve
and to furnish he of the person OF persons os.ea as
and the respective persons making proposals are required
~ he nrsnt al the of opening such proposals dec
s,,SS ;,hsr in nersou or by duly authorized agent
-"sIs Ia % ,ns1 " HENRY POLHEMUS. Agens.
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esA VALUABLEFARM FOR SALE.

Situated in SoathpDri about three miles from ne W.
ia9r ot Eimira Comfy OF ChrmuDE, lying 90 Seciay,
Creek coutanog 3 ot I.d, considerable pan o'
vh,cb !, ppdrr c1celcnt improvement. There are
~o to,.-s AMI Orchards the Farm, and Barns,
She'd, &C. could he very rasty divided in.o w.
N n cot,drr,d be OF tie best Farms IN the
horhoo,i and will Le soid reasonable terms.
i.nuirr " A. LAMB, No. 3ss Foursh-streei, or OF
.,EI,.. A. kONKLE, village Of Elfaira
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/ Y The subscribers offer this PreHum Wood Cooking
the public and request the attention OF those pur-
chasing Ia il arce worth o! which we have abun-
dant testimonials They stand highest in the the market as
Cooking Stove for woed All The utensils necessary IN
culinary purposes attached 10 them They ac-
kuoweeed 10 be he bes; article for cooking, with The
cepon OF an open fire. The Tor baking and roasting
are equal for these purposes brick IL VIII be Tor
the advantage those OF superior article give
US a call SHEPARD i CO,
90 I'm Noits Stove Warehouse, 242 Waier.strcet.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
! Y estate of the late Dr. Elijah Mead requested 10
make payment the subscriber to whom all claims against
the estate may be presented.
o2a ew- SARAH l.. MEAD, Execu,rix, AS Bleecker-st.
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sam FOR SALE-The 2 Lots fronting OF

Riyngton street, and numbered 50 and " "n ~
,Irrrt-each lot Is icet ,n width 10y loo IN length
Also lots on the Norerly ,jnc OF ilst urPct dtsaa ~
i-et, Easlerly from the slh avenue. NJ
Apply g. CLARK, ESQ IS ~sIrr street. iL
SHIN e. 234 Mulberry The Ob'cribrf ibi hA -
Far Rockaway, Long lsanL .,>,, T.
90 In y i NVN w.. -.
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EMBELLISHMENTS

~ ACOUSTIC OGL-For The OF Deafness pains
and the discharge OF matter from the Ears also all
dsagrs cable DSses Ike the blLzing OF insects falling OF
water whzzing of stean &c &c. which are symptoms OF
approaching deafness, and also generally attendant with
the disease Many persons who have been deaf for ten
teen and and obliged ear-tyuHu
els have using botlcs thrown aside their
trumpes being made perfectly we'll Physicians and
geops highly recommend its For sale by Dr. JAYNE
No s9 South Third street. Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by the agents. A. B. D.
SANDS Co. Druggists and Chemists 79 Futon-st corner of
6olds and No. 100 FnioRs Also sold by DAVID SANDS
Co., II East Broadway, corner Market street; ABRAHAM
B SANDS Co.. Granite Buildings, 27S ErsadW
OF Cha;IberSst New York. Price $. o24 I'm
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q NERPOOL COAL.-The under
4 A,igned is dsclarging very cargo OF Liver
pool Coal that burns rce bright and c!ean the low price
OF So delivered free OF carriage al part OF the CITY,
chadrons yet unsold Those wanting the article had
better send in their orders without delay at the Yard No
78 Thompson street, Spring, at the office No. ls
Nassau street.
Sit will be delivered Brooklyn the price
the fer age added. JOSEPH r. SIMPSON oI2 II
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CLATE ROOFS REPAIRED AND

\ - waFTanied nght Also, Smokey Chmneys warranted
10 De made 10 draw. No cure no pay.
II CisterEs repaired and warranted tight.
~ Orders viii he promptly attended 10 on application
THOMAS SHERIDAN. Slater, 2lI wliliam-st
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bzA FOR SALE or Exchange for
Farm-A good Dweling House and Garden ground,
about ~ Lots In the Twelfth Ward Of the City OF Neu
York in the vicinity the Ralread the Cro,on Reservoir
and Ferry across the Esst River Inquire at n Grand
street. west ri Broadway. O2s im
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The TRIBUNE.
NEw.YORR STATE ELECTION,
(Tuesdap. Nov. stt-one dauI
Nominations Of each Party.

WHO. Loco-Foco.
nor .LU THEIR BRADlSH. WILLIAMC. BOUCK.
o-y ;. GABRIEL FURMAN. DAN. S. DICKINSON.
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.AgA TO LET. from The lst Of November
G.:M The second floor suit OF Ro0n' and Ofcrs, Nol
WaI,rret, corner Of Broadway. Inquire Of M ely,
No. I29 FuiionsreeL
Also, convenient TWO story Dwelling HOUSE NJ" ll'
Spriny-s,feeL OFT l"