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STAATS & BARKER,

CLOTHING AID FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
No. lT9 Broai-Gy. (drect!y opporte HoaGrd HOTEL
- .msnt OF spriag and summer Goods " hch they VII!
make up the fashionable styles at their usu-
!. reasonable prices,
saser: and o4s5. be 'gPPsa T;a very superb
Blue. brown and black cloth Dress and
Froct Goats 90 TO SIS GO GO
saxo Goths. Cashm-reu Pelso Goats 90 TO y o"
Tweeds Kerbaa, de Ls,n Sack Coa.s.--... ~ TO 10
Ps1ts Of Cashmere Linen Drills, &c &c Oo 10 W
Vests OF White Mars Cashmere, SILKS. &c 5 90 10 No
Ov=rcosl-a ngh; aud beautiful TSeeds SaIo Goiias
and Cassimeres. for travelling Oyercous
Also q general assortment Of furnishing articles viz
Cravas Stocks Ties Shirts Collars Gloves, Suspenders
silk snd cotton Under Shirts. &c &c mig SIN
LNRENCH BAREGES. MUSLtNS K GINGHAMS.
a. Arnold Co 81 Csnalst, have on hand very CON-
Plaid Ombre and Embroidered Baregs, and Bslzorines
do do in Graduated Robes very nch Paris Printed Mus
Inns Organd-s OF The French and Scotch
gh.us variety; Muslin Ginghsms Chntz and
small figured Calicoes
Also large supply of White Goods such as Jscconet,
Camb nc Nansook, Null Book, and S~ So Muslns Lace.
Striped and Plaid; do patterns for Ladies Dresses
Pyramid Gradu Robes being Of the novelties
OF the season as cod
CANTON GRAPE SHAWL-.-A Arnold Co
~ - Canat hsve Just received large and exire cry
ch assortment Grape Shawls In variety
OF color some which and the nges un-
usually heavy Also very extensive stock OF Grensdire
Bs.g- rich printed Cashmere Staws and Scaris
OF the newest desgos Real India Cam-is Hair Shswls,
long square together with their usual supply OF all
wool Cashmere Shawls s2-sH
SOUTHERN COTTON YARN.-Be,l Southern
- Cotton Yarn. the following descriptions are offered
10 Country Merchants al the lowest market prices, VIZ
North Carolioa Factories, assorted Nos. to 10
South Carolina, " 6to
hard twisted Yarns - " ITO IL
The- Cotton Yarns made from pure cotton, and the
complexion of goods is unsurpassed for clesruess
Buyers have assortment OF numbers put up to suit
their without price Also. Paterson and other
NewJer.ey Yarns low prices together with bats wick
=ine warp and wadding at Nos Is and 20 Cedars halt
q block above Pearl At up stairs. T. n. UNDERHlLL
EARPtTS-lc0 pieces tine, medium and super ali wool
~ Carpets the Lowell aud Wakve Mills for sale by
ais NEsMlTH co, 80 and 50 Pine. at
SATINETS-25 cases low priced and medium black
Smtxed Sanels for sale by
ala NESMITH 4 co, so and 50 Pine-st.
DLAID GINGHAMS-A few cases superior Ging-
L hams Summer patterns, Just received, for sale nv
ais NESMfTH CO. 81 and 81 Pne-sl
MOVER LONG CLOTHS-l0 cases "A fine bleach
~ ed from Dover Mills for sale by
as NESMITH co. 80 ard 50 Pne.st
CAsBASS-Soc CASES assorted coors. for sale by
" a23 NESMlTH < co 50 and 81 Pine 81.
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hot AIR FURNACE.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
AAALkEk'S PaienI Improved hot Air Furnaces. icr
w beating Dwelling Stores Churches hc-Fhrse Fun
naceI Will heal economically and etcierIy; Tho air In ice
apartments viii be pure AID healthy free troE dryness tn1
They pui sncer The personal supervision Of M
Ts1rr The Psi-s.c-, and have hitherto given entire kas
action and IN al warr.r.sd 70 perform well
Reference: ~ w Taylor. ESQ Governor N7w-York Hos
ptzl; NJ. Charles Ssrr Superintendent do; Edward Be
aeut ESQ Il Wsl-sS C. D. Rhodes ESQ. IN Poers.ee
r. Thomas McElrsih, Isl Nassan-st Mr.. Geo. W. Tuck
Il, as Bovery; Half Orphan Asylum, 6th-evenue Mr.
"nP Chapman, Brooklyn; Mr.. W. c. Greene, 2a sh-s;,
Hr. J. 81. Ransom, 4S 2d-st Chemical Bank Broadway
M J. Il. AIn. 81 Broadway; Dr. Alfred Wa siad q Wa
re,iy.plser, Mr.. Geo n Snow. Soth-st
2SS GEO WALKER 9e2 Broadway.
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FAKYI FOX sALE-LzseY .

IA VALUABLE fAku FUK sALE-L~leN -
residence Of Nicholas Smith, deceassd pleassrtys ~
uat7c on no west side OF the Raritan river, sboufH
m!les south Of New Brunsw Containing 4 acres NOE
ofiess coniisns Of aboa 80 OF meadows fair pr
portion OF heavy wooSaad The remainder arabls LAID.
afse portion of which Is In hi Oh Of cultivation ~
Wen "a-sr-d There IL on the farm good dwenghote
oil convenient SIZE barn and other ouLbudiDgs, sp
and peach orchards IL f1 bearing and variety Of ots
fru tees The beauty and hralthfulness OF It's siIas
ficnn1ss VI soil snd sdaptness the raising of uck 20
peach Trees TO ss1r WIN liz proximity ihs New B!1k
Wick and Sr"fof markets. renders this farm well WOE
the attention Of the gentleman and practical farmer
For farther particulars inquire Of Nicholas Boergm OF
q. Van Dyke Esqrs. az The Mansion House. New-BEas
WICK; D. w smitn, l0l Mddagb-sL Brooklyn, l. l; era
Josiah Smith. suffolk county L. T. uhg 2rs
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BurcHINs K co. No. 1872 P-.rl-s,.

BRUSSELS, Thre--Piy and Ingram CtrpeansL-h
NLAWRENCE, q Csnslst second store from Broad
way South sd. ofors for sale be verJ o~es. terms
spendd assortment Brassels SPY and lng'sn Carpet
gs Vene,ans Drugget, Oh Cloths OF every width Stair
Rod Table and Piano Covers, Window Shades az FiI
inres Asiling, &c. The public invited ais imDkW'
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N1ESSRS. HCBBS 81 CLARkE's Classical
l!l School, IS West Washington plAce-The S1mme-
Term hi, Institution announced 10 commence OF Mon
day May 9Th close Friday, July IL Facilities for
and elegant pronunciation Of French have been
greatly Increased Iuasmuch The ttJe rt1eet OF al &C
com7shed French T-sche. have been secured who de-
hms-fto instruction 10 French and Drauns The
building occupied hsi improved as 10 Acco mocAIe
an Increased number OF pupils ALI 3tawi. TuThsa-
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MINES AND MINERALS.
TINHE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 examine mines and
mining regions for companies and individuals and 10
repor, upon their cspacies OF the and best
modes Of using them Including plans Of furnaces, kns 3
usaenon has for several years soeo particularly directed
the working and OF Iron aud Copper ores In all parts
OF the United States in Cubs the Lake Superior country,
&c. JAMES T. HODGE, GsolosiIi and Chemist,
S;ocsbdd ge Iron Work., Mass.
REFEEEScEs
Messrs. Saltus l. Co. Joseph Tuckrrman. ESQ
s T. Ttsdsls 4 Co. Theodore Sedgwck Esq.
SamL Ward, Esq ~. r. Sul.erwora, E.9
Z. TJb-rtv..t -. n, ;.yru. Ne 2hf l~isAtos
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ynsnrauft.

MARCH REPORT OF :hs Mutual Life Insurance
WI comp.ny O; New Ycrs. No 80 Wall MS lnstiia
r; snris he ronth Of March issued one hundred sad
nineteen r-w Policies, VIZ, :,
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received splendid assor
4 men, OF Watches which will be reisied al the follow
log unprecedented low prices
Full Jeweed Gold Levers from $40 to $50
Silver l6 - 25
Gold Gold Lepnes Is rs. -
Verge =" 10
ALL WATCHES SOLD AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
warran Ted to perform well o, The money returned
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE with Mr.. VIM.
A. Gamble who having been engaged for nine years The
TO be one OF best Watch Repaurs In the Country and
will devote his whole attention 10 that branch
WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXESAND JEW
ELRY repaired In the best al tbs lowest prices
Trade work promptly done on reasonable terms
J. 7. WlLLISTON
DEALER in Watches Wholesale and Retail,
26fam.od I st /l.ps cor
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THE TRIBUNE.
APRIL---.-f'
pr VII. H. C. HossnA

Ar
ny VII. II. C. HossEA
When proud pied Aph. dressed IN 2, ILL.,, 81, S'm'
Had pa, spilii of Youth 10 every ''iD sas,penye
A susrLE masquer is abroad,
blended by merry band,
senning with emerald the sod,
And breathing fragrance through the land
Now, 10 a robe Of blue and gold,
He wraps his forp of graceful mould,
And whispers-'I am May
In tones Of ravishment-snon
de puts more gloomy raiment on
A steiner part to play.
By April of the sunny tress
The mighty spell of death is broke,
AS marble, with fond caress,
To life the son Of Belus woke:
His magic tiute Of many keys
Gives TO The poft, enamored breeze.
Notes that recall the lost
Plumed exiles far away that aew
When brown the leaves Of Autumn grew,
Touched by killing frost,
The blackbird charts, musician shrill,
Perched lightly on some budding tree,
And the blitbe robin opes her bill
Flooding the grove with melody:
The blne. bird carols Gu the wing,
And in my frozen heart the spring
OF Joy wells up again
Yon lark. whose puising breast hath drawn
Its color from the golden dawn,
Whistles cheerful strain.
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SILK WORN EGGS-soo Ounces from choic. Pea.
~ MI coeoons, for sale, n Quantities TO suiI by
II IW J. s. SHAPTER, 2li Pesz,-ss
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OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,

NONKERS " Y.-Thls institution is located the
hank ofbe Hudson directly opposite the Palisades
II miles above NewYork. with which has da!y and al
hourly by steamboat, stage or railroad
For beauty Of scenery aud heshfnne,s oil
stubiioD be surpassed In the course nsuuc
ZION viii be the constant OF the Principal 10 afford IN.
advantages for finished educson both IN the SOLID
and ornamental branches.
Circulars containing correct engraving of the place
with full particulars &c may De oothloeu from
the subscriber boob stores OF X Carter % canal
saxion Miles 2o5 Broadway, and NJ W. Dodd, Brick
Church Chspe New-York.
A. the subscriber Ill be frequently IN The city during bis
vacation. Wishing interview may ooian oy leaving
their address NJ w Dofds bookstore The next term
will commence a the list Monday in Nav.
WILLIAM C. FOoTE, Principal.
sl6j
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EAT0NTOWN INSTITUTE, y. J.-Ihls lnsu-
1Ltut-, we'll known for rs .subnors Location, and IL
excellent for physical health now ready 10
pupils for iIs Summ-. Session Il Is inree miles
from Long Branch aud three hours sail from Newfork
Civ by steamboat IL Is well ventilated and furnished
with SnoweE Baths. Every pupil and every csss have
separate IL students for college. hu;
clav for the practical duties OF life Physiology and Nar
History will receive as: attention which their import.
demapds
TESNs-SlS5 10 $3.50 per year.
The principal may be seen the Physiological Cabinet
Isl Nassau 81 durng the present week
u Those who would secure place Tor their SOUS In
hi, Institution. viii do well TO make early application
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HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, sc.
OSBORN LITTLE, Importers and general dealers IN
" gsh German and American hardware, cutlery edge
tools IS FulopsL between Pearl and Wafer ats New
Tx respectfully invite The attention Of country merchants
harics and farmers and Others making their Spring pur-
chase - their very extensive assortment comprising eve
~ thing in the line al Of which offered The lowest mar
kui prices for cash. or On approved credit
Cut and wrought nails locks, lK;ches
Butts, screws, knives and forks, rsxors
Cuttacks, bTads and spsrEbl-s
Fen and pock Ell knives and scissors
hill, pit ard cross Gu; saws, hoes, forks
Shoveis, spades. scyt hes and snaihs, T!tes
Back lead rois and sand cruslbes
Pumps for VI ellis or cisterns
South water OF Ayre stone, for marble pcshers
Coorers tools IN great variety, OF the mos: celebrated
manufacture such Aberson, CoRg-r, Horton, Bar
,,p, and Others
Cocpers' iron ivets and truss hoops
licu,e and ship carpenters tools
Blacksniths tcSls, garden uIensd,
Bu,chers' tools cabinet makers trimmings
House and ship builders hardware
iou brass, copper sno steel wire
l,sruire Erleri III. U-@ Ooccc
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AGENCY.-MTNING ASSOCIATIONS OF
r AXE SUPERIOR, and elsewh-re-The subscribers Of
fer their services General Agents 10 The city Of New
York the several Mining Associations OF Lake Superior
And ete They and re Stocks and Interests
In The same-furnish Supplies, Gc lc-wil keep Regis
ter with list OF Trustees and Ofcersspecimens OF Ores
from the several Mines and such other information may
be considered evau- carry the object of such
Agency. They would be happy to execute ordersreceve
and communicate information 10 parties interested
Y. H. WARNER. or
J. y. HAWKS
No. Nassau, cor. OF Wall 81
New-York April 1876. s20 Iot'
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ID ORDER OF the Hon. Peter 0anseyoort hrst Judge
- Of Albany County Courts OF the Degree OF Counselor
al Law OF Supreme Court NOTICE Is hereby gwen puf
sant ~ Tie provisions OF statute authorizing attach
ens against abscondng concealed and noaresdent Get
ors thar attachment issued against the e0aie OF Pat
lick McAdams debtor and resident Of North
Hampton IN The State OF Massachusetts, and that the same
will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according TO law, within
roe months from the publication OF his noce, and
ina, the payment any debts due him by residents Of this
State and the delivery him or for bis OF any property
within this State belonging him. and the transfer Of any
such property by him. forbidden by law and void
Dated The 2sh day OF September, l4I5
HILTON VAN WORST,
Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditors No. 80 Salesueet Al
bany Ci,y oil la3tun
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XILATCHEs, JEWALki, slyer WsTe, &c-tuI.

MATCHES. SEWhLkf, Silver Ware, &c--rur-
w invited examine the following articles
w N are offered for ssle very low prices DUPLEX Lee
yer L.pne and other Watches, by approved makers OF
rrcoai imporaons IL fine gold and silver Of the
,iyer warranted time keepers Gold Chains
Scale. Keys Rings Pins, Bracelels and description
of rev and fashionable Jewery Silver Spoons, Ladies',
Kniy Forks Plated and Britannia Ware, Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens mantel Clocks, and choice se
lsct ,n OF Fancy 0oods Watches Jewelry, &c cleaned
and epaired. LOCKWOOD x sCRIbNER
265 Pearl-st OF FutonsL
Mar oppont- United States Hotel
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PAPER HANGINGS.

IIOWELLG BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Import
Hers OF Paper hangings, having opened In Nsw-Yors
City branch Of their phia Establishment, would
call the attention of the citizens OF Newly
and others wanting goods thei ue 10 their extensive
Of Paper ngngs Borders Fire Board Prnts
Curtain Papsrs and all other articles In their line OF bus
having received from the Institutes for the Encou
srenen of Domestic Manufacturers in cities OF New
York Phuiephis and Boston, Silver Medals for the supe
ror OF their goods aer themselves that they
can better article for the same money han can be pu
chased elsewhere
Tb. sub,crbers would particularly call attention 10 their
of Fresco Papers Psrors and Column
Papers for Halls Public Rooms, Entries, &c &c
Paperirr Of Rooms Halls &c. promptly attended 10 by
careful workmrn-
Country merchants and city dealers Will hnd TO their ad
HOWELL BROTHERS, No. lS7 Broadway,
,s ,mrods % door above the Guy Hotel.
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90 NUTICk-A HAKIAIN.--A Country ssaI aat

~ NUTlGE-A DAHGAlS--A Country Ssat and
Farm for sale, the will, 20 OF 3omer-,, Som-r.
set Co. Hew-JerssY.Sad Farm consists OF rs acres
VI Land y OF which Is wood The buildings all new
and bl within two years-HOqso snd Barn both built b3
cays work and II the best material The House Is hu
tbs cottage style SO by 50 feet 'front.' hall through the ceuef
parlors finished With marble mSnels, pazZa 81 feet n
and Y feet down each sideogrher with anObservaoryon
Top OF said House. two story kitchen In the and c
Jar under the whole Of the main building with pantries and
all aged through In the beet The Barn Is 50 M
long and painted whts-Carrago House. Ice House, kc-
Also, great variety OF Fruit OF al deacr pors-losea
with quantity Of shrubbery.
The premises ie within four hundred yada Of the cour
Seal and about quarter OF mile of the Railroad rs
place IL about two hours and half from the city. Forr
Their particulars inquire VI the subscriber aud proprieofd
tn National Ho.e No. D C0rtleodI-sL Nesg-York
81 ifeod CHAS. WYKOPR
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Pa GREAT BAKGAIN.-Fof .aig or

PA 4 GREAT BAKGAIS.-For 4alr, Or exchange
- for property in New-York or A vicinity 800
ofhrst rate llnd lying 10 hody in Rails County AS
so1r aoou 100 miles above ST Louis landing, a. the CUT
OF Hannibal! avery thriving pace-disance from H1su.bd
To the land . miles Taere d OF water psa@
ing through the land and b said there plenty Of coal
IL For particulars apply al 405 GrandsL
al0 Inn JOHN CONGER
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COMMISSIONER or DEEDS

lust Pgpi.A-t By the subscribers, II pamphlet form the
;,y All me Law on IT, .bi; together with pl-e forms
o. AcIros led e-is AID proof Of D-ets, &c &c oFs"a
1o revised s1c correc;-6 the grssest care $40 !" ~
.re. regard 20 Lea! Acc1rpcT oy PrscIcs! Cc'nnal-
sioner Price suilax Published sud Tor ss!- ps
JASSESG BELL. Lsw Bank Puoisosrs, &c
80 n I53 SzssA7-st-
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a2S I'm S.snoners. "a Maiden.lane
NEW TARLFF.-imporlan, news 10 shippers OF

the superior manufacture oil Grace Co. lot oHc ny
CYRUS w. FIELD, Burlng-sip. -
aas1w sole agent for n. Y. city.
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n COUNTRY REsIDENCE-For sale The Fur
containing u act,s situated within 10 minutes. val
OF tho Railroad Depot at Elizabelhlown, N J. %
ssid farm Is good dwelling and oathouses, Gc &c VIII
every variety Of the choicest kind OF fruit al. in first
order. For farther particulars, appiyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Anctioreef
a2Ilw No = Rrosdst
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DY VIRTUE of Pr-ceps issued our OF and under he
ID of Court Of Oyer and Termnsr, directed
and delivered proclamation hereby made, that Court Of
Oyer and Ternner aud all Delivery il and FOR the City
and Couniy Of N-wYorK viii be held In the City Hall at
SAID City, the first Monday of May nex and al persons
bound appear By rrcognzarce Otherwise aud all jus
gc-s Of s Peace The Coroner, High Constable, petty Con-
stables and Msrscas and all persons boucd prosecute
Ead Court be ihrn end there their proper psfsc
win their rolls records, indictments aud other
brances do those ngs which TO ther Offices n his be-
as!f shall spp-rtain 10 3e done.
Given under my band Sherfs Office 9Th day of
March ls+6 and of our Independence tbs 7Oth
ma Law ti.tMonM WILLIAM JONES, Sherif
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uEMPSTEAD sEMINARY.-Ms.e Boarding
IL school, E=mps;-ad l. /, q miles from Brooklyn,
bra-ch OF The L l. Railroad The Summer Term viii
the FIRST Monday OF Msy-T-rms $50 year
TIE Institution Is IN aourishug stsi- The Principal, tu
April, viii be q. 6l Broadway where circulars
kept Distribution Addresses lei; here will be prompt
y attended 10.
IS Inn n DUNN. A NJ. Principal
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DRIyATE SCHOOL. for Boys, lSS CaRal-si-
Hutsou-sc-The subscriber has assumed the direction
OF The School established al the above location he has
hs many experience 10 teaching and Intends 10 &C.
vote himself 10 the profession.
The study embraces complete English educa
don together with preparation for the Counting Room
for College The terms OF tuition and references his FORM
ps;rous be had 81 the School-Roor1
al 2w- SAMUEL GARDNER, Principal
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BOARDING SCHOOL at Wiltor. Conn s. hours .aiI
ID CIV miles nor,h o: The village OF Norwsk-
Stage route hour The subscriber respectfully sole Is
ca! from parents 6-srogs ,end h-r sons 10 des na4
country retreat Terrn-70 dollars Term OF = ~ekA
References OF character gwen "a crca-
lar. Pess- CAL Isl Broad wAy-hOurs 10 - Z A. NJ, from
loia 70 Ssh April, for ini=rsier win
RsyEREScES-Rsv. Joha Smith. Rev Darlt a Saors.
Wilton. Conn Rev WE q. Bangs, EAs:ou, Conn Rev.
lrs Abbott, Wrst2or Com ali iOt-
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DAGUEEREOTYFE APPARATUS,
JOHN ROACH,
Opacian, So Nasssust
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. French German a1d
II American Iusirumen,s-Cosang Boxes Mercury
Bath, and all the other materials used by operators are
manufactured under his ins pecrou Chemicals Pla!cs
Cases, Olickstnf, kc &c Lenses ground 10 order
Thermometers aud Surveying Ccmpssses manufactured
for The trade.
medical purposr. alO lmeod-
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EHTU MECuANICS.-The proprietor Of large
tract 81 excellent Land and Of several lots In Of
the most hourishGg ports 10 Texas wishes 10 Dis
pose OF portions of IL 20 actual settlers To dozen
mechanics industrious business Of good actcf
having capital OF three hundred dollars q
chance Of establishing temseyes Ia peId-nce their
own soil /. cow offered. Apply e. Is sun Builting On.
trance ~ NAs.ansL AZ luieOd-
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YoSKEks, NEw-YoRK-
rgNHE Summer OF the Locust bill School Will com
Il m-nc- Monday, the ih of NAV Circulars md par
,cuar information may be had Of s. Fleet Esq 1856 Nassau
al OF r w. Townsend. Esq. "a Cedarst; of Or. o.
Wells S 9th avenue: and the book OF Gates Sled
man. H.. WiiemsL 6. W. FRANCIS, Principal.
ala Sw-
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LANDLORD AND TENAN 7

LANJLOED nv = : " ~ = - -,
lust PL-SLISHED By the sz5sc-oers, rev eclaon OF
y The Lsws OF he sls- OF Sewfork relating 10 Lard
lord. AID Tersn together 9Th 81 acts and Moments
in -elsnt 70 H. ssrra in pamphlet rn. Price l.. e-rs
49, lor ale ynr-ry % forms or Landlords sut e.
Ant, gre.--r,s is-ud1g sewers. KIND waving he *
eno.on law sad great variety Of BIS TO LEI rouse. Sc
v-r. Law Pamphlet. n press arc VIII shorty De no
Isbec by JANSEN J. BELL, Booksellers and
- II St.toners l53 Nassau st
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acpal NuIlfrs.
ChAs D. WRIGHT. Attorney, water,own, N. Y.
M,y2s

- HERlFE'S SALE-By virtue OF several writr OF
~ Feri FncAs directed and delivered will rxposeto
Monday theirs, Of June 1876 at O'Clock
vsstthue of The City Hall OF The cy Of NuwYork all
the tile and interest OF Samuel Ward which he hni on
the 23d day February asi any time afterwards or ia
all that OF ground, with The buildings ana m
proyem-uts situate In the Fsl Ward Of the city of
New York. and distinguished nsp OF tbs lands OF he
Trinity Church lot Dunber siN-bounded easefly IN
front by Lumber street. westerly IN the rear 6y lots nu
h-rei = and -, no5thery By lot number ~ seven, and
souhery by number ~ hve late OF Samuel Ward now
misunderstanding breadth In front y feel inches in
90 feet, IN length the northery side 90 ieet
inches The souherly side % feet inches and now
known No 81 Trinity place he the same more or less
New. York April 18Th. l846. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
I.v.s II ptSgsny Deputy Sheriff ais iaw6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

~ AT PRIVATE SALE-The story brick house,
@s and lot in South eide of2!dst hundred
- and twenty-five feet East OF 3tayenue The house,
p feet front and by Sc feet lot - by % feet deep This
house finished for store In tho first story asd rents Tor
$500 Win be sold bargain If spilled for Immediately
For particulars, apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECKER,
s20lw Auctoneer, No Broad-st.