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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02
ninhcm sbaoss.


WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No Spr1e-st-Es-
w tablshed In ls4o The subscribers nsVns No. ,h,
most splendid Show Room for the accommodations VI e
cstoers and having made WIN one Vi
@ vv some Of the designs ans vll there
nr be enabled supply their customers with Shades OF
every patsru, kind or size
Amongst which may be found some rich Views on The
Rhine in copies OF some OF the most
celebrated Ancient and Modern csthe trails in Europe be-
sdes variety OF beautiful Scripture Pieces, Abbeys ana
Go!cs OF every kind Landscapes In any quantity from
the light any ury MoraviEn hosng luxurousy along tne
quiet pples OF romantic lake the sumbre yeifaniasne
Lombadeen reposng among ne ruins OF gray s'one ano
fallen tower.
AN our Shades are pnted with the best Of oil color and
we warrant them 20 wash and curl crack Every
Shade bought OF and not answering the RECONNAISSANCE
ton, VIII be cheerfuly exchanged.
We have taken pains In selecting Ne" oeSiels o
the express purpose OF sccommcd sting our retail
hui save al esst 50 per cent Our facilities for executing or
ders are not 10 surpassed Persons by choosing h- own
views can have them copied correctly.
Signs Banners aod Interior Decora:ions cone II man
ner to be surpassed Trimmings oil AL tihdS 'haees
exhibited with the greatest plea,ure
Show Room Go feet doep by 2 wide ample space 10 &C.
commodste eaS; 60 customers al one Tune S'ofe open
at sunrise and closed al sunset
BAHTOL & DE MAUNY, Manufacturers and I'm.
ms la porters, spruce-st. four doors from NASSAU
NRKNCH WINDOW SHADES!.-J. C. Wood
ford 2s9. Broadway has made to receive
psnisd window Wire painted Window Shades, plain do
correct copies Claude Lorraine Csnovs and ohr
eminent artists painted in enduring colos In every variety
OF landscape and scenery New style Gothic Coruinan
Dodc Ionic Roman and Greciau architectural des'gns
Plain and Vignete French Scrolls, ScrptuIa views, &c
ner NJ Res5s-., mis-
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nK. HEWITT, No. III Mac Dougal 81, near Bleeck1r
late Dr. job Sweet OF Boston and confined Dsloca
liona Hip Diseases Sprsins Con,racons, Pslsied Limbs
Gheumasu Nervous Affections Tenderness n anmai.ons
ana Curvaiures OF the Spine Drfomed Shoulders White
Sweluss Weakness OF the joints &c References even
on applying 10 DR. II. mo I'M,
CARD-Mr L. Redington, Dentist No. Park place
that having returned 10 city from professional tour be
ready 10 attend his business and would be hsppy
70 aee all those who stand in need of his services Office
hnurs from Q A. M. 10 5 P. NJ ms l~
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3u0ia Rnbbcr GOODS.


MATER PROOF India Rubber Goods, Of Goodyear's
w Patent Gurncasiic warranted stand in any climate
GEORGE BEECHER, loo Broadway, tbeween Pine and
Wall hes hand and s daily receiving from Inc lac
tories OF goods manufactured under NE
above patent which he offers 10 The trade al low prices
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, all sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted TO sfen or soften under any degree OF
cold or heat
Jepanned CLOTH paien; leather finish, article superior
20 patent leather, and al a less cost
Machine Banding. Military Teuu,
Life Preservers s patterns Water Hose, every size,
Portable Shower Bals Caps Hats and Souihwesers
gls s~ R5'f b.y Pss c Sss' v.ou. styles.
Horse Covers Closks,
Carriage Aprons, Capes.
Carriage Boots, Mens' Overals
Water Pals, various patterns Leggins,
Ladies' APRONS Ducking Pants, with floats,
ass sss a
Air Pillows, Gloves and Mis-,
Chair Cushions Camp Blankets.
WAGON Cushions ICircinglee and Girts,
Air Mattresses Tents Tor Sportsmen.
r The anove goods are prepared by process entirely
different any other manufacture, rendering them INN
itey superior The Rubber goods heretofore sold
styla. ns 2nwtf
nays PATENT SHtRRED SUBSCRIBERS:
D-All these goods now smooth on The cord, anc
10 every way heer than aby other similar goods No per
authorized Days Patents and all ihe Smooth
Cord Goods having the subscribers name 10 ther are
counterfeit and made by pra,ical use OF his process
large stock OF these goods for sale in Nefors at the
store OF the pat-nt. sud proprietor p Maden-ane alter
LIST of Msy in his new store 3 Curilaudst
REGULAR AGESrs-Bo.ton-Msssr Seaver knowl-
ton Bal,more-Me .srs. Leniz Flack. Ph;ladephia-
Messrs. Kirkland, Mansfield i Hall; +. v. Kruig Co;
Mitchell, BroEuad Il Co.
BUYERS of Shrred Suspenders cautioned not 10 be
deceived by the preiences of those who pirate on my
palen,s-such persons prosecuted III law BIZ me- and
with few honorable exceptions are eagueo 70 40
me battle rn3Ou u ~. "a I.
HUTCHINSON & RUNY0N have on hand large
tanc splendid assortment of every descrpuon ui lnas
Rubber Goods in use. consisting in part OF ahoai
5000 dozen Goody ears Patent Corrugated Suspenders
2OtO pairs mers women's aud childrens' Robbers
Ni0 Go do Leather Soled Overshoes
$40 do DO Metallic do
GOO do Ladies Sandals, Metallic
501 do co Slippers, do
t0a DO do Buskns, do
All which ii be sot wholesale retail, Oh The rnost
reusonehl- terms the Warehouse Of the NswarS. j.
India Rubber Factory, s. Nsideaans. NIL 6tisosu
T0OOlEAR,S Ps,en, Metallic Machine Banding
VI Manufacturers snf Others OF machine bands or
driving bells can furnished the subscriber AT the short
est notice with any desired width or length without being
subjected the necessity OF waiting from six TO Ten days
for me complexion OF 81 order.
ms7 GEORGE BEECHER. 100 Broadway.
BLOWER BANDS-Steambost owners asa Agens
ID viii 6nd an enlrelv article Blower Bands W ar
raniej superior 20 leather. and e. low price.
GEORGE BEECHER, Manufaci1rer,s Agent
nj 0 Broadway.
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Real estate.

aNOTICE-A BARGAIN-A Country Sest and
Farm for sale. near the vts &c Of Soneryi!e Souer-
OF Lsnd > OF whchis wood The buildings al new,
and built within two yearsHouse and Barn both built by
days work and OF The best material The House Is bu'i N
the cottage style 50 trout IA, throug the center
pariors finished with marble msrtcg piazza 81 feet n
and - feet down each sdeoge,h-r with snObservsory
too OF House, stor kitchen 10 the and cell
All tagged through IN the best The Barn is so feet
long and painted whiteCariage House, Ice House, &c
Also great variety of Frli! OF all descnpuons,ogeiher
with quantity OF shrubbery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards OF he country
Seat and abou, cusrer OF mile of the Railroad The
Macs IL abcr, TWO hours and hall from the city For far
iher particulars inquire OF me suoscoe ana OF
'n e. S ,feod ''''e'' cHAs wYKoFF
ES SEVEN FARMS FOR S!tLE.-Part at the es-
tate OF The late Major William cdg sr containing ron
So 10 ieo acre. each and being rom one % 'ee e'
from the Railroad Depot al Railway
No In Upper RohvSay, IS scfes with orchard good
buildings; also Eve small houses FOR renting
No 2-In Upper Rshway. q acres. with houses sra barn
No Son the Woodbridge rusd 81 the South eud OF me
Homestead Farm. - 10 100 the purchaser sy
choose, with house and bsru.
No ion the woodbrdg re resd, 50 without build
No Son The Star road, 81 sores with small house.
No Sou the Star road so nearly adjoining No D
with house and barn. and bounded on side by Rshway
7-On the Star road, ~ acres with house and bsrn,
an6 bounded by the river.
Also several smaller lots: woodland and salt meadow
Also Farm of so acres with good house and barn, four
miles from Orange the road aorri.cwu; with 900
acres OF pasture and woodland nearly sdjonng well cal
culated for Dairy or Sheep FARM
Also the house and lot sd joining the Homestead towarcs
the village. house Few |! acres.
Also new land Ohio. Missouri and Tennessee for sale
OF exchange NJ 8. EDGAR. SO Wsll-st
WM EDGAR, Railway Executors
GARRISON EDGAR, "
John B. Edgsr offers for ssl- hi. Farm OF w ACES one
mile roG Woodbridge TIE iand IN excellent condition
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CO. FOR SALE FARlI-The following valuable
premises, consulting Of "A acres Of land and good
and convenient dwelling house, with wood house, barn.
carsge house aud other ouhouses The dwelling house
consists Of front part % BY "a feet stories high and
wing the OF about s. feet by H. On the lower door
on the second door rooms and sufficient space IN
the building to fit additional bedrooms II desired Ths
land is In high state cultivation and highly productive
Upon good orchard containing cherry plum pear and
ounce trees, with abundance OF beautiful shade
tres. and shrubbery around the dwelling The
Shove premises situated in the town of Cnarton Saralo
ga sbouts miles from Schenectady on the grea: stage
road from that Galway. IL will make very pleas
AMI sumner resaence family from the city, and might
be- essy ite ~ afford convenient accommodations for
boarding. house or school
The terms o; sale viii be made easy and possession Civ
en- BIZ the rsi OF May and II sold at that tine may be
rented.
vitt 1874 Broadway, aud Thos. Low, Esq Charlton
mI2 aHwlm
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-, yvpsUepy yIRCINIA LANDS for Sale

"a WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS for Sale
Large tracts of LAND SITUATE IL he coaaGes oil Woo'
-Ritchjs Lewis Gilmore, Kanaxha, Mason, Jackson,
Cahel Wayne amounting in The whole 10 one hundred
AID Thousand hundred and acres
Tbes. part ofs large quantity conveyed risny
wears since for The North American Land Company
h- surviving Trustees Of that concern, wishing 10 wind
ia affairs in The speedesi Inauuef practicable offer
thee. large low prices and on IA
vo-abie terIna ~,
Most OF these lands are counties bordering the Ohio
river in Tie vicinity ofmporan towns rivers and roads
Their quality generally very good the greater part being
well adapted 10 all the purposes of agriculture While the
inferior portions suited TO Tie grazing OF sheep and cat
e The climate o. that region is pleasant and healthy and
from the Increasing OF emigration, the county is
rapidly improving
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
of select upon which 70 make hesr
settlements
Persons wishing purchase WILL il Is presumed desire
10 view lands for this purpose every facility in the
way OF Information viii be furnished By The updeTsigned
The upon the lznjs paid up m iuL For farther
Information respecting them application may he made a. the
Office of the Company. No So Ssnsoust ephs, or TO
the subscriber ]. N. STEED Agent.
milo 2Iaw-6E PsrSershurg. w God Co w.
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sAILEp-Rark Inca.

A Winnings. AWNINGs!.-Eieneh.V epeuan and
"A Plain Avn ngs made by the subscriber nj the short
uoce and the approved principles Specimens
OF my ability may oe examined At the Astnr House, La
ysrge Buildings and through tbs principal business streets
In i6e city. WIN. WORKMAN, 1871 GrceowichsL
milo I'm between pey and Fulton alta
FEsHE ULSTER IRON WORKS. ssuser,ie., VI.
u sisr County, N. 4. and Pompoo Iron Works, New
Jersey. now 10 foil operation Otders for Hoop Band
Scroll and Bar Iron viii he promptly executed appca
ton 70 JOSEPH TUCKERMAS. 60 West-st milo
SPIRIT GAs.lohos best quality splri, Gas for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

~. VALUABLE WATER POWER-To lease
E for of years. never falling stream, miles
from New Haven capable OF driving 5000 cotton spin
dies and machinery. The buildings have been made almost
new OF late and walerwhee and gearing put INTO
the mill Power rented TO suit nanufaciuers Apply to
NEY. Nsx-Ha l9f Saw2mMTh&S
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Goal.


PRICE REDUCED. BLOSSBURG COAL,
WILL BE DELIVERED 10 customers, al such places
w ashley DESIRE in The city, a, ST. ton or 81 per cha
dron Orders received at hs yard No 50 Behunc-st near
Washington New-York, March OH le46
mis- Inn WM MAXI rS, agent
DEACH ORCHARD AND LEHIGH COAL a.
Reduced Prices-The subscriber ia delivering, IN supe
or order the quality of the various kinds OF Coal al
the lowest market price. JOHN CROLluS,
2il Greene-st Amiiy.
Orders per Despatch Post attended TO. MIC l2teod-
LACKAWANA COAL.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS selling At retail, end de-
livering from the yards OF The Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, OF King aud Greenw On
sts aud at OF Gouverneur T. r tia very desra
hle Coal. Of the right size for stoves, ranges. &c
Also their yard OF Greenwich ind Hammersey
ss The various kinds OF Sclmylk Lehgh and Liverpool
Coal OF the beet quality good supply OF Lump Goal OF
superior kind for s,eamboats and smelling iron &c:
lSftt SYKES WURTS.
GO PER- observation-disclosures Coal, first quail
90 y and large sze for sale the above low price from
yard 50 chsldron less when taken direct from
ship At the above price, Liverpool Cosis ecorom
~o' p STOKES DICKERSON,
f71 Noh InS and In7 Arthonv-st. near RroHa-sv
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"a BLOOUGOOD NURSERY, Flushing l.. l.
~ King Ripley, Propnelors. offer for SALE from th
~ old aud well known establishment every variety 81
fruit forest and ornamental trees evergeen shrubs and
towering PLANTS which Will be pat up with the 2rsstes
Orders left with Geo q. Ripley Co No 2ii Pearl
street. (Shere catalogues may be Obtained gras will
rpv attention ml2 lmDNNN'
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!. nEsIRARLE CITY RESIDENCES.-To

E:l Let-The modern and convenient dwelling houses,
HI No IS Hsumondst and No. "a Bsnk-st between
Fourth and Factory They are nearly new, psasanly
suned have good open airy yards the Croton Water Ia
and well suited for genee families Rent
on Hanmond-st $3.50; Bank-si. SipO and the Water
walk OF blocks Inquire of c. MOULD l5s Wooster
MN Hnns,nn lnsoe0jU
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Alonep, &r.

al OnO $1,000, 81, $50 AND $4,000, to
y wv, loan productive fee property in New York
or Brooklyn. No commission or brokerage. Apply to
RRF'M H. NICHOLS attorney al law, &c. No. Nassau
opposite the Custom House. m3l I've
Al z m To I.OAN.-This sum- belonging
- =, lou tate viii be loaned real estate al per
cent Apply to BLEECKER s. VAN DYKE,
n,SO I've No. II Wall.st
,hTO OnA WANTED-In various sums choice
SlU, UUUBrooklyn property, by
ml6 ATTERBURY & LINCOLN, Il WaIl'st
CHOhGIA LUMBEW CU.-Noies wanted at per
suren discount nv D r PECK. I, Walpt mis- Pm
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90 BITUMINOUs COAL LAND-FoR SALE
tract OF Bitrinous Coal lard situate II Dlstc; No.
- Allegheny county, Nd, within mile OF Louing
Coming Iron Works Is miles from Cumberland the
Chesapeake SID Ohio Canal containing ~ OF land
sbounds with good iron Twohirts OF the land Is
well covered with thrifty whe oak and chestnuoak I'M
Ser Ten acres cleared and the soil good and susce
tible Of cultivation l. is within miles OF the Maryland
Mining Company Railroad which will be completed il
March next 10 Frosburg niers-cng with the railroad o!
said Lror works cow ocsitng.
IL viii be sold altogether undivided half 10 suit pur-
chasers For price and terms apply the Country News
paper Advertising Agency Of v. B. PALMER,
ISf ony6y Tribune Buildings. Esy-yorx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

90 a FAR5I ECR SALE.--S.taRteon he Rcadtro-
q New Rochelle White PIa.Es, about eGuidisi1ntfro
$500 vach, containing l5d ACRES OF LAND, al OF which
L. Plough Land excepting Ten Acres, which, Wood Land
1he psce divided 0y lane and 10 sd outn.o ccrveneci
los oT cultivation Al he fenced are OF stone. IN good
order and Inc GROUND IL OF cultivation. The build
IN z, all good character and IL order For TERMS Apply
TO s. 8. KENYON, 90 Ike premises or q!
ds,f ADRfANCF. So oiD-x;. E-w-vcrE-
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me0iral Notires.
DIR. FRANCIS. EYE oouL1sT,

465 BROADWAY, THIRD DOOR aRoM GRAND STREET.
DIFFERENCE given 10 those 10 the city who have be. n
ed, of The longest standing. ,,.
We the undersigned having witnessed Astonishing cures
nerforned bg Dr. Francis believe his prepa atoms one
of the greatest discoveries made for diseases OF the
Eve aad highly recommend him as safe and skitul ocust
0yRov DrScAS DusBAR Rev. s cone,
Rev ]. ANDEApE, r c. Priest, Rev. 6. RESEDicr,
Rev. J. PECK, Rev A. WHEELocS-
rv number of uudoubed testimonials 10 be seen al
The Office will satisfy the public OF his astonishing success
Cs- Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. Y Advice to
The poor gratis .,o
crr Dr. Francis will remove the hrst OF May 10 43o
BroomesL first house second house East of Broadway.
,pQI Dl Vim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

On HOLL & HAUSER, Foris's BIoomingdae
Rosd corner Of 50h.st offer for sale very lsrge col
lection Of greenhouse Plants in bloom; also splendid
collection Roses of upward Of three hundred kinds COM
prisiu lhs ne and varieties cultivated IN Europe
add America. Ais1 very choice Pear Trees. rev
kind Ounce few OF the mon.tfous Greengace % b.
rays the finest and hes. Plum knowu Boques made
order the shortest notice and al reduced price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

AceuIrTAL OF TIRRELL.-The jury. after being
cut two hours returned verdict OF not guilty IN the case
of Aihert TirreIl charged with the murder OF Mary
Ann Bickford. This conclusion would probably have
been arrived at independently of the moral defence OF
10 and sbIy argued by Mr. Chostc By the testimony it
aid not appear any more probable that the woman was
killed BY Trrel than by herself at the least there
could but be doubt whether che did not destroy
herself
Many who had made up their minds before examining
the evidence talk though Justice had been cheated OF
victim and lives were no longer safe But we take
!, no settled truth that he Is ssfest under the maxim
that il s better that ten guilty persons should escape than
that ono innocent should suffer. And we think the
Jury could not have convicted without violating that rule
II we would make human life safe must begin farther
back than the question Of hanging the murderer One
life has been sacrificed unquestonably Will human lille
be fortified and protected by sacrificing another II
Government had dono its duty the first life would not
have been sacrificed. lChronotype'
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SM1TH'S HOMEOPATHIC Phsrnscy, No. 5s2
~ Broadway, sdjoin,ng Nislos Thearre--John T. S
Smith has large assortment OF Homeopathic Medicines,
In tncu,es aradons, dlulions and gobules; Sugar Of
MIN, Pare Alcohol. Distilled Water, Pellets. &c Ply
sctxns Pocket and Family Cases OF Medicines hsnd snd
prepared order. Homeopathic Plaster substitute for
plicaiou for Corrs Ei9u
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THE TRIBUNE.


- .gJsIntiye synopsis. Tuesday, March 81.
1-he SENATE today, after receiving reports OF
committees took up tie bill to punish seduction and
adultery which was debated by the Committee OF
the Whole until noon, when the committee rose and
,enorted progress. The same committee then pro-
ceeded 10 consider the bill 20 incorporate company
tn establish railroad and slack.water navigation.
from Lake Champlain to Boonvie, Oneida 20; ana
sundry amendments were made to the bill. w TN
out, however, going through with it. the comml!'ee
rose reported progress and had leave 70 SIT again.
In the ASSEMBLY to-day, the intervening orders
IF business was passed over and motions, resolu-
fiona and notices. were announced as being In
order. yyhereupon food Of resolutions, &c were
sent up to the Chair and numerous bills were refer
red to be reported complete. ,;.,
Mr. HARRIS offered preamble concluding Win
a concurrent resolution recommending 10 the GOV
- to tete ;mmed;at. sures for the release OF
several persons whose names are mentioned IN tne
nrean,bia confined in prison for offences growing
On, ~ the Ambient disturbances. The resolution
laid on the table to come Ip with the Anu hent
bills. n.
a,rvatory in New-York. Mr.. WELLS offered re-
solution TO appoint select committee TO Investigate
the alleged title of the State to the property held by
Trinity Church, but as it called out debate II wac
laid over Mr.. WoRDEN endeavored TO get his re-
solutions relative slavery in the District OF Colum
bia taken up, but the House refused to take them
into consideration.
Mr.. T1rus reported complete the bill In relation to
the New.York and Erie Railroad. An unsuccess.
ful effort was made by Mr. PIERCE TO put forward
the bill reducing the rate Of interest Also by Mr.
PORTER to put forward the bill relative to the fees
of town collectors.
Mr. WELLS proposed Committee of Inquiry
into the claim of the State to the Kings farm and
Queens garden in New-York-which lies on the
table Mr. COOPER rising to debate IT, The motion
of Mr. PERKINS TO refuse leave to sit again on the
bill to reduce the expenses of Government, was lost
40
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good IaII..ot z .
COTTON BAGG$ yd-
American .......-12 q Is
nnnI G2lDS-

DOMESTIC GSODS-
Shirts, b. 3-4...... BIO s
DO. brown, 49,. a Z
Do. bleached .....7 a. 8
Do. s. l. dot q II
Shee,ings br'n,f-4. I'D 9!
Do. brown, ST.. .l0iQ- II!
De. bleached, Al. 7 a II
Do. bleached, 5-i.l2 a. ID
Calicoes, blue 80. 7 a ~
Do. fancy. 6 O. IA
Brown Drillings.
SuE. Co.'s .......- d .!
Kentucky Jeans 20 a 40
Satine,s ..........4O o. 70
Checks, A. 8 d y
Cot. Osn. So. No. l. o. 9
Do. do. do. No.2.- o. 8
Cot. Yarn SOS, IS a 10
Do. do. 1919, 10 o. 20
Do. do. 20 and upw'ds-02Z
and l cent { No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

"a VALUABLE FAkn FOR SALE Lately ;he
Gc residence Nicholas Smith, Deceased, pleasantly s
-ua;ed the side OF the Rartan riser abouI "a
miles sonth OF New Bruins wick containing al NOR.
consisting OF shout 80 OF meadows fair pro-
poruon of heavy woodland the remainder arabic is1d,
large portion Of which Is IL high sias of cultivation ana
well vyatered There is on the farm good dweinghous,
of convenient size barn and other ouhudirgs. spp!e
and peach orchards in full hearing and variety OF other
fruit trees The beauty and heahfness OF It's sitstion
richness OF soil and sdaptn-ss the rssiug o. track aud
peach trees iosrer with lis proximity 10 The New Srnns
wick and NewYor markets. renders this farm We'll worth
the attention OF the gentleman md practical farmer
For farther particulars Inquire of Nicholas BOeunl or j.
g. Van Dyke Esqrs the Nansion-Housa, New Bruins.
wick; D. w Smith l0l Middsgh-st. Brooklyn |; or OF
L. .,,ith S,,.ri IL. ,r,,,rI I NH
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DUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given that the annual
held al The office the Isstu.ion ths corner of Ind.
lowest and Essex Marie place, Monday 9th day OF
April next O'Clock, p NJ The poll will remain open
one hour BE- order oftbs Bosrd
,no0 0.v. = n BROWN S--rptsrv
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loubkr Guupspanres, sr.
eT APEOPLE's LINE STEAMBoI1
ESstsz-ssySFor Albany, daily-sundsys ereep.ee

IT. n PEUPLE'S LINE STEAMBOAT.
Eesss2sffSzsZarFor Albany, daily-Sundsys ereep.e5
sh direct. AT 8 O'Clock, P. NJ from H.
Pier between Cortland and Liberty
SIearpboa, COLUMBIA. Capt Win ian II. Peek Win
leave Monday Wednesday, and Friday evenings a.
O'Clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON Cap, r. G. cru.s,.
deo will Leave Tuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday eves
ipss q o'clock
Al Five o'clock. P. M-Lsrdiog al intermediate Place,
From the foot of Barclavst:
sssarnbos, NORTH AMERICA, Capt R Il. Furey, vii
leave on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons
o'clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt L W. Brsus,dv wiz
esye Tuesdsy, Thursdsy snd Saturday, afternoons
o'clock.
Passengers taking either ofhe above Lines viii arrive
Albany in ample ihs Morning Train OF Cars for Ii.
Essi West.
Freight taken az Inojeraie rates
All persons are forcid trstng any of the Boats OF hi
Line vhou, written order from the Captains Agent,
For passage freight apply on hoard The Boa:s or to
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