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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
1EA FOR SALE-A very beautiful place

1eA FOR SALE-A very beautiful place,
.Ga@ situated in Bloomfield New.Jersey aIoat il miles
ron New. York and from Newart. The premises con-
s uf acres less rs rate land goc substantial
Dwelling. House, i,aving the first Goor and 4
rooms second good Barn and other out buildings
nil in good repair very good Garden, with variety OF
fruit such apples pears cherries &c This proper
ty is handsomely and ceXtralIy situated, being within
quarter OF mile OF the Presbyterian Church. and also
the Post. O.fc. excellent Academies, male and ie
alae There Is regular communication between the viii
lage and New-York twice day, by of stage and
railroad. The property will be sold cheap e1cas ged
for city properly Inquire in New York o. "a w. DODD,
Bookseller Brick Church Lape the premises of the
a5 SS~
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Ls..l II L Vt IliIt u -1N III = .OI IL 1@It
E2POOL-Pacist iaih April splendid new
pa ship Lly ERf9oL, 2o0 tons burthe0 Capt John
Eldrcge, will he despatched on 10Th April, her regular
day This magnificent ship the largest buit In this
city cabin elegantly furnished, her between decks
lofty, we lighted throughout and with several other
improvements makes her the most desirable conveys
for cabin and s;eerage passengers Of any other ship
Persons sbou, 10 visit the old country particularly IN
viied TO exare tie Accommodations OF ,k superb ship
and those wishing 10 berhs should nst fail 70 Make
early application prevent disappointment, limited
nrrber ony will be taken For passage, apply board
700: of BErting slip, wr.t side, or 10
VIZ T.TAPSCOTT, 4a Peck slip,
corner South street..
The LIVERPOOL will sail from Liyerpoo! on the 9Th June
Persons wishing 70 send for their friends have them
broue her. tr class ships sailing weekly,
or favorable terms
Drafts for any amount payable ON demand without dis
CONT in all the principal iowus of England, Ireland Scot
land or Wales constantly for sale as above
The packe, ship siddona win succeed the Liverpool and
sail s5tk Apzi, -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
IN DRESS-229 Broad

ENCONOMY IN DRESS-229 Broad
way opposite the Fountaia.-I would suggest 10 the
community tba; am furnishing every article Of Clothing
outs have been Afforded and would solicit Sa from those
capable OF appreciating good work. that they ude os
the Inducements offered those paying ready money.
Strangers in the city requiring garments Will pleaSe lsar
s( iaf Draper and gsass,
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In the ship Martha Washington, from Apaachicola-Mr
Stevens, and steerage-
In thc ship Mariana, from Apalachcola-J Peters, Ho-
bert and Lanpley.
Passengers Sailed
In packet ship Ontario Londsn-Mrs Taylor and
family. England; Mr Whshouse Mr. Book, Va; Mr. Wat
son, NY; M.'Smiih.
In the steam ship Columbia from Boston for Liverpool
Additionally Capt Geo Seors, OF Boston, Mess.s Jas Dav
of Liverpool; Monan, bearer OF dispatches 70
Burgess OF N.Y.. In all s.
For Halifa1-Miss 5 A Kline; Messrs Merritt, of n
Total Is
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ,NEw-YoRK APRIL 5, 1888
MINIATURE ALM4sAc.-THIs DAY
Rise. 5zH q igs Sets y aala aas NEON ,Haa MORN. SEA
LIVERPOOL. March A NEw-oRLEANs March q
Ships Edwina. West, Amsterdam, Hurlbut / Co
Norma, Bartsn, Havana, Taylor.
Cheney, Crab,ree North OF Europe, Nesnth, Leeds
/ Co; Historian Dodge, Rotterdam, Schmidt Bachen; :;
Levan,, Webster, ManzaniIa, Nesnlh, Leeds Co.
Schrs Narragansett Baker, Halifax NO, h Dsnvan
Leondas Felcb, Kingston, ia, Underwood
ARRIVED.
Ship Martha washinson Tyler, l6 is I'm Apalachicola,
cotton to Post Phillips
Ship Mariana, Philips, II ds I'm Apaachico!a eoloh 10
Post Phillips.
Bark Reform T;you 1s I'm Mobile cotton TO sturges
l. Cledrman-6 passengers.
Brig Rudolph Groaning Sheffield, IS ds I'm Port Leon,
cotton To slurges / Chairman ,s..
Brg Lisbon, Nichols so ds I'm NO, pork and hon. TO mas.
ter. March q, 80 5. ion 76 spoke brig Hudson, OF
Bangor. frs Wilmington. NC for Laguayra, days ont.
Brig Jua and Helen, Bartlett 25 as I'm = U, provisions 20
master.
Brig Star Rsey, . ds I'm ST Thomas, in baas, to J
Hubbard Co. April at II O'Clock A. M OF Great Egg
plank shear head stays head aad dong considerable
other damage The ship proceeded on her course without
making any inquiry il the brig was sinking or not The
Captain of the ship heard 10 say, put your helm up
Schr Tanser King 90 ds fm Trinlad de Cuba, noaSses
I'D sugar 10 Nes;nith Leeds.
Schr Gen Scott Kngeard, I'm Philadelphia, coal to mos.
Schr Topic Smith, 1s DIS f the city ST Domingo,
hogany. tobacco. honey asd fustic TO NJ Pieit-
Schr Louisa Kruger, I'm Brandywine, With cornmea.
Sshr Francis, Fowler m Philadelphia with COAL bound
10 Newark.
scbr Ca,harine, Amanda, Peal, I'm Philadelphia with
coal.
Schr Morning Star, Hudson, i'm Richmond, with coal.
Sleep Top Gallant, Hale, tm Brandywne corn meal to
Allen i PRIson.
BELOW bark and brgs. Wind ESE.
DISASTERS
The materials OF the bark Mary Ballard wrecked at the
Hawks Nest, Berry Islands, sold at Nassau, NJ for
$3.50. Salvage awarded 5at per cent.
The Of the AlgoDquns sales at do, on cargo
and materials SIS 5S3 g. Salvage paid S9953 81
Bark Essex whaer, OF Bristol, RI which put into Mon.
evdeo eaky had been condemned and with materials eld
prev 10 Jan 20 for So, 8,000-she had lo oil.
The bark Volga lost on the Chandelier Islands, was IN.
sured in Boston Tor 5000 and in Portland for S3 600.
ship Spartan ashore at Holmes Hole will be got off, and
Merchants Office NBedtord had put $500 mot
100000 risk her, Which transferred 10 Sun Mutual
NY. The aggregate stated TO he s37,0o0 as before.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

II Historical E. eetuges at the chapel OF ihe oni.
ver>,ty Mr. iaRDS Shird Lecture will be given on
Wednesday Evening, al O'Clock.
''Suhirc1-TLe Germanic Barbarians-ther Genius and
anu sne eGnate.on OF te Made Aces
Tickets the Course Si single evening . cents a. ~
" The Broadway Washingtoa Temper
Rnce society meet tins (Wsdnesday} at Concei,He
p Broad,say at haifpast7 oclosk Good addresses may
be exneclea Singing by the Broadway Giee Club and
also singing by gentleman from New Jersey hls rss aP
pesrance in New York. LEBBEUs CHAPMAN,
rs Secretary.
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sz FOR SALE, Exchange, or Lease
80 kFOR HUDSON and inte.me-

= kFOR HUDSON and inte-ne
SzESs@Ssy diate Landinrs.-The Steamboa, W EST
CHESTER, Capt. WM. II. MELL.x will 1--we The foot Of
Cedar ST. the ensuing season every Morday Wenea and
Friday o'clock NJ connecting al Hudson with the Hud
and Rerk5r Railroad the OF which leave he
riral Il e boat. Returning the boat leaves Hudson Te
day Thursday and Sunday, O'Clock, p NJ he
val OF the touching both the intermediate land
ings. For freight or passage apply board.
CK0OkE. FOWkS s. Co.
Conner Liberty aud West streets.
This boat has been pus in complete order with additional
number St-eRooms and Will b found pleasant and
comfortable boat any the river. This boat
ea1ses.
Frday, 7th April. ap5 9m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
~ ID. Appleton Sc Go. have this day published
price Cie Dollar, No.5

OF ARTS MANuFACTURES AND MINES
Containing clear exposition OF Their fncp.ss anH rlas
wilh laan engravings This number completes Tue
work. I, 80.
Among the Volumes concerning the Arts ana SCIENCES
connected Immediately with political economy ana the
ordinary business OF human society," not one probably eau
gnaed which, Tor its Eiufarlons TOPICS and JUS e1.
easivc adaptation citizens who are engaged IN the os'
ts.tL pursuits lite, nirnSicaly and geneTay Tassa'
e Us Dr. Ure. Dictionary Arts, Manufactures ana nilhes
not a definition OF terms, or only description OF
substances, catalogue OF active empoymenlS oEt is
an exhibition all the Important and necessary Oh
those numberless avecatioDS and trades which promote w
welfare OF society and The comfort OF INDIVIDUALS ana
tamieS
life which is not adequately defined by Dr. Ure the ni-
jov,g NAV especially be desgDated Artists, bseAers'
Lheuss l1rAsg.S insinse-S, htanaiactTtr!s q sssrJ
material Mechanics Of all trades Mseaas ru
Nv interested in The of Dr. Ures volume ier the
enhions and facts concerning the materials and sub
which the various iaorics are o
counsellor should possess Dr. ures Dla.2nasy as us
opl In al, complicated mercantile Questions appcrtannS
l., the stuff OF any manufactured arce ana we reoe.
ovsrnpr, sheuld enforce upon every custom mouse oi'
e,r,,o kpen Dr. lTrcs Dictionary near nli tna ne
roi mistake in his Classification Of the articles saone1 20
Is ,r..ch i,euce II appears that the DICTIONARY OF arts
sspactnre ana Aaesp by Andrew ure. especially as II
is " cheap exactly adapted TO Inc pfesen eAsehe'es VI
ihe American community .o.,.,, .-,.
This is unoueslonasy OF the most important prae-
,c, scientific works which The present century has Pso
cred IL is only Invaluable book OF reference oue
Il mr. sep,s the various subjects OF which IL Ueas WIZ 10
an nrdrra,y ulspence Every scientific man ira ne e-
Yrre1 u, ros.e>s hi!sci; Of the work OIL coetse aiu NC
f commend ii al win equal confluence 10 al 20. pro-
lily science. wbo WISH 70 oe ln 'ss
pec 40 things of which the great mass are n-
pre- ornrly ignorant but which yet enter deeply lno
:he economy Of civil society" tai1aiy Ais
a. The work may be had complete, IN suoslansa olnu-
ss5e IS price Five Dollars; or preferred ~ N' a54s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SALE OF CHINA SiLKS.-S. DRAPER, Jr, s$
William, corner OF Pirc street, vii, sell en-
FRIDAY, April iilh.

At = ONIOck ai us AucIOn KOO-I,
FoUR HUNDRED FIFTY CASES CHINA StLgs, the
cargo o ship Charleston, erved from Canon epnsist
in part OF crimson and white Pongee HdkiS, figured ard
plain super white Pongees snd Smchews, rich dapask
and embroidered Grape shaws Scarts and Points Suchan
PongeeS Snchews and SarSnats Levantnss asd Levan-
tine Hdkis rich figured Satin DamaSSs; large
OF feather, paper, acquered palm leaf and pant-
ed Silk Fans black, blue and igh dye Servings very
perior Sader's Servings GIass Cloth and Grass Cioils
Hdkts, Pearl Buttons &c. &c.
The whole fresh imported Goods, OF very superior
quality, and entitled TO d.bsrtxre
Full particulars hereafter.
Terms months for approved endorsed sotes nj IN Sl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

ll INrLAMrp EYEs.-This Basam prescription of ono
of the most celebrated Oculistshas been long time in
and confidently recommended the public the best and
eve In where the eyes much intamed or tho
magic all appearance of disease after wo or hfsa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
VIM. II. Frsnklin. Arctioprer.
PROPERTY IN THEs

IL
On Ths Day. the b OF Apiii will positively be offered
aiAuction AZ the Merchants Exchasge. by Wm h Fiask-
lin, the two handsome small three ory and attic brick
houses ust finished and lois IN Nos 81 and S. west
lese Green
They finished in the best manner with every conveni.
eIce be met with modern houses No. 81 cocians 10
with tre places, OF them wnh elegant marble
teis and Warn Goadoys best black srates sliding GooS
and plated furniture in the principal story ard speaking
tubes s,oyy. ample psnIy room each acSr ard
finished throughout ro The basement to The ae in all IL
besides large centre she'd room Ia the ATTIC Cro-
large vau, rnder the blinds 10 all tie on, Windows
handsome ron railing 10 sooop and area which sunk ouS
little from the the Stoop being elevated 10 make the
basement airey root copper corn!ce &C. &c No
IS the in respect except that is not 50
and contaiss il rooms with FIRE places, with marble
mau,es and CRATES, all OF equal quality with The oher
house. with the addition OF water closet I'd story and
Cro;on Water
Any person wishing purchase iavited TO call and
mine them. May be seen at any time Title ndisputble-
Terms al sale. ap5 IT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

" Sixth yYard.-Democralic Wings to Action :
ouested TO attend Public eetisg TO BE- held Monroe
Hall on Thursday Evening, april 6h u o'clock 10 hear
the report the Committee selected 10 nominate Charter
made by tae Mayoray Convention and transact such other
business as may come before them having tendeRcy TO
promote the of the Whg Cause al the ensuing cleo
lion. by order oi me ConiHilttett. t.,-, -, -.
~
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MR. HENRY RUSSELL purposes

lYI giving another vocal entertainment, Friday, April
The 7th al Nblo Saloon Upon this occasion he viii miro
duee several OF bis songs among which The Drank
ard'-The Hero and the Philosopher national song.
written upoa an Incident connected with Washington and
franklin The Founding OF Bell Wind of the Winter
rghi'-.The Dream OF The Reveller'-. New Foundland
Dog For farther particulars tie programmes viii be Is.
sued Tickets 50 EACH be had al Hewitfs and At
vi- Al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

II Twelfth Wa. s.-rhc Democratic Whig Eiec.
tors of the i2 nped o attend meeting 10 De
held al HaSar in YGrkvie, c Third Avenue ana
e4th street on 7Ansay evening the Oh April instaat at
hall past O'clock 10 receive lhe report OF lne Nominating
Committee.
n,ars Mt O'clock. WILLIAM HOLMES, CAN
Ni,,rp ai3lt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

In the ship Martha Washington, from Apaaehieola-Mr
Stevens, and sIeerage
In ,he ship Mariana, from ApaIachieola-J Peters Ho-
| bert and LsupIey.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

- DOARD-Persens wishing board or
Il terms suit the times, may be accommodated by sd
dressing Felix (statng real and aadreSs) this Of
fee. The location is ia the upper part OF the city,
Broadway as lwist
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
MARINE JOURNAL.

Ships Edwina. West, Amsterdam, Hurbut / Co
Norma, Eartsn Havana NJ Taylor.
erips New Jersey, Brown, Daren. Geo, r 81 Demil ;
Cheney Crab,ree, North OF Europe, Nesnlth, Leeds
Co.. Historian, Dodge, Rotterdam, Schmidt Bachen;
Levunt Webster, Manzania, NeSnith, Leeds Co.
Schrs Narragansett Baker, Halifax, NO, H Dsnvan;
Leonidas, Fecb, Kingston, ia, II Underwood
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Ney-York, notice is hereby gwen 70 all
New.York widow deceased, present. the same, with 'he
vouchers thereof the subscribers, at A H. Ih9mpsons a
fore the 9Th day OF October Dated New-York the an
d.,. az Aorl igi3 A. X. THOMPSON, .a,o;,;s,r,,o,.
e iawGm JAMES BRYAR n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

Il w CANI VII SiolHS, NAS.
The subscribers invite their friends and the public to
visit the Carpet and Floor Oil Cloth Ware house,
ard examine their stock of Carpets Floor Oil Cloths,
Hearth Rugs India Mat;ngs Table and Piano Covers &c
&c which they do hesitate 10 sag excel any former nl-
poaons their patterns have been selected With the
and manufactured 10 order by The most celebrated
European manufacturers.
Purchasers would nd their ntere; call before max
ing their selections. C. w. SMITHS COMPANY.
al 6iis e5t Broadway opposite City Hal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
MOSES B. TAYLOR, Secretary, a5I

p S.yeuth Ward-rUBLlC MEETlN6-The
Democratic Whig Electors of the Seventh Ward and all
others friendly tn. requested TO meet at their
Head Quarters Franklin Hotel corner OF Cherry and Rut
gers street on Wednesday Evening, 5,h of April instant at
!? O'clock to hear the report OF their Nominating Commit
lee and To transact such other business may be brought
before them,
BY order of the Ward Committee,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

m EIUhes1 Ward -.Whgs 10 your POstJ.-The
Wings of hc ST, ard al others opposed 70 the deal
cations of officers public ;rusopposed TO the wasietpl
expenditures OF pubic monies ana N avor OF r
nuesed to meet at 9th Ward Hail. 1862 Varck street, on
rHIS "wednesday EVENING at u O'clock, TO hear The
report of the Nominating ce ad 10 maize arrange
men,s for the eDeung eiectien. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

IJ Third Ward The DeRocFaiic wing EIecturs I : :
of the Third Ward requested attend meeting al the
Head Quarters (B A. ayereaus N. r. Coffee House, NO
2Ol Washington st on Wednesday evening" 9TH lost at y
o'clock the purpose Of hearing and responding to the
report of the Nominating Committee for Charter Officers
for the ensuing year. JAMES +. MUD,
Chairman Nom. Com.
w. B. MAEsH. Sec'rY. a5 II
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IRELAND ! IRELAND
Second Edition.

Second Edition,
u A MEMOIR ON IRELAND, NATIVE AND SAX
ON by DANIEL o'CoxsELt, H. P, with Likeness oftbe
Author. Price Is cents
The Second Edition of this curious work will be pro.
sbed this mornrg
@OCoysELL's MEMOIR on IkELASD.-The nos, inpor.
7nt occurrence the week is the OF the first Aer.
can edition OF this work, and al price which brings
il within The reach of every WHO wishes be posses
sion O. such invaluable work. The firm OF Greeley
Nc Era.h by whom II has been brought out deserve the
lasting eratiIude OF tb- Irish citizens OF this Republic
only er promptne>s with which they have got the
work also for the creditable OF rs execution
What Irshman will be without copy. when be pro-
cured for 25 cents,' N. Y. Irish Volunteer
"OConnel the Political History of Ireland from
the frs! partial establishment of English doninatoun l72
The picture will at least many OF It's features the
bsod rapidly through The veins OF Ishuen.
Many OF the details are lhr!iirgly Interesting"
fPhilsde pbia Inquirer.
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p First Wnrd.-The Democratic Whig Electors o
the First ard requested 10 meet al Broad
street Hotel this evening o'clock TO receive the report
Of the Nominating Committee appointed the evening OF
the 18th ns to Select Charter Officers to be supported al
The ensuing election. By order of the Commlttee
as 1t CHAS. MpDOUGA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

O. Fourth EYnri--AWAKE! AWAkE!-The
Democratic Wing Electors of The Fourth Ward request
ed meet at The Shakespeare Hote cornere OF liam ana
Duane streets on Wednesday evening bali past O'Clock,
10 hear the Report OF the Ward Nominating COMMITTEE,
and to respond to the nomination OF ROBERT SMITH,
the Mechanic candidate for Mayor.
All in favor cayisg oct and extending The necessa.
ry retrenchmens and reforms successfully commenced
by the present Corporation and those in aver OF the Ma.
,iona principles OF HENRY CLAY especially request
ed 10 be present By order al The Ward Nominating Com.
.Dittee, JAMES Il. BRAiNE, Chairman.
M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

TO BAKERS or Grocers-For Sale
Il Two very good Second handl covered top spring
wagons order n Newark about l3 months since
and great pains taken to have them superior to
thing got up baforew be sold cheap for cash. or
exchanged for groceries, a carman's carr. Apply 10
PAUL S. BROWN, Soc Bowery, cor. +th ST, II. Y.
Aso mahogany counter and glass cases, TWO Kures of
Innn ahnye al lWs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

-, SALES Lots being The entire 'front.' the east
SIDE between 18th and 18th streets
Also, one lot l2lh street, in OF above.
not sold private sale before the 5h of they will
or day be sold by public auction at the Merchants E1
change, by Wm DumoDt a. ]. Blocker, Auctioneer)
II The Lot lSh also be purcha sed SO thai
ali the lots could be extended to the aept of l2a
feet. Apply TO WM. H. HARISoi-, No. New ST.
msO Ills or No lS7 Fulton ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

IN DJhNESS Ot
by fixed Objects long efposurs
strong light and in the weakness partial loss OF sighr
from sickness old II restoer and should Dc used
By all who fd their eyesist failing without apparent DIS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

This Baam sight many instances where al
TOTAL Bl4lN}NfoS,
caused by excessive nflammaon had existed for years In
ammation and caused by blows connsions, or
,ur introduced under the eyeds very removed b the
application of the Balsan.
The following certificate from the Pastor of the Episcopal
ruiIlc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

-
Messr Sands & Co: Cents-From motives Of humanity
valuable Roman Eye Basam have made perfect IN n.
case of my a mother who has suffered under most painful
inflammation Of the eyes for twelve fifteen years Pbyscians
have given NJ the hopeless on account Of the aae
age; BY blessing of heaven remedy has e,cte
pec, cure aud verified the adag While there life there ~
hope.' Yours, most gratefully, ~. ny 4 Il
Many mor certificates Of its virtues be gwen but this
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

InpS w. sIAUvELT, seer etaf.cs' APPS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
Passeugers Sailed

son. NY NJ. Smith.
In the steam ship Columbia from Boston for Liverpool
Addiliona Capt Geo OF Boston; Messs Jas Davi.
son. OF LFerpoo; Montan, bearer OF dispatches 10
France; Gourd Solomon Eohnstan, Moulton and Geo
Burgess, OF NY-S. In all 55.
For Haa1-Mlss ) Kline; Messrs Merritt, Of n
Y; Jas Stokes, Wa Black, CT HalfaI-4 In all ten
Tn;aJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. Bar

Il GALLERY-C. FL. DEvoE, MaRager-Every day
and evening week. the sublime and beautiful exhibition
OF the TRIAL OF CHRIST.a group OF 3 hgures IN Satu
ary The Norwood Gypsy OMAN can be consulted lace
TO face in private apartment She does not pretend Ia be
Fortune Teller bat pratesses by her knowledge OF Phys
oogy Physosnomy, Philosophy, Phrenology, MeSmerisra
good intellect She will inform them ii they are married OF
gv g them history OF past times the present and the
future as If she knew them birth. She has
ton with knowledge of Madame Adophe an account of
whose imposition and runaway from Ulster appeaEed IN the
NewYork papers recently y-AdmSson to the Museum y
rents. children half nrjce f2o
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a PART OF HOUSE TO LET-Rent

EfES hie ~
Floor with Bed Room and Closets aitached front and back
Bed Rooms third floor, with fire place. back Basement
with large Closets and Pantry separate Wood house. &c
within block public hydrann the three story brick
house No. Isl First Avenue Houston street. Posses
sion 6rst aX Can be between 10 and O'clock lt'
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philadelphia Sebab, welebe in ber Dslatpare
llio benz Naritau Canal sefansen warben.
Der Sebruar jeooeb, tpelebsr 70 ttrens einses
treten 1T, bat jene $eferbiGen wieosr aas uns
lern Se,pa6srn cntfsrnt.
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banp. init O1ib gliIabetb Srobtt y. &seba So.
-am 81 1iten, !6err Solepb Drei Don Ncf.
LAMB, nit Oli6 6annab Golsr y. SrinwitIh Ih.
--pur6 ben gbrp. 5rn. cdser, am 12tsn
Sebr, 5err Seroinano @teiaer init Mib
Sarab Stbrinssm teine bon SrlnwitIdb.
Ain 14ten, 5err 8uoclpb Sebler NIT D1i6
6anua Donatt, belbe bon $eba gauntp.
-am l9ten, 5err Nncreas Suufel bon $ee6a
gauntp, init Wlib gatbarina SauIhsr BON
Ilbanp, Ssres gauntp.
-pureb ben Gbrm. 5rn. Soblsr, am l1ten
Setrv 5err Gecrss 6ef;ner nit D1ib Waria
Hcam, beipe bon SrilnwitIb.
-onreb pen Gbrw. 6rn. 3. G. Buhrr, am
1sten Sebr, 5err Saccb Sefe bon pottes
bi(ln init Ollb gatbarina lambert, BON bier.