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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08
nj A rim E JOU r N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ship Jsssore Jackson IA de- fm Nav. Oreans proyis.
iops, to VIM Hazard. March ~, lat 81, lon 10 40,
spoke shp Cordovs from Apaschieos, bound to Liver
pool 9 de- out
undse TO Richardson & Watson, March i6 lat 43, lon
90 In severe gale large ship with all her yards
carried away oil her sails blown away from the fore and
mixen masts; 3lst lat 81. long 63, spoke bark Ann
dismssted under jury sails making for Bermuda
required no assistance The Monterey has been IL dys
between Ion 3 and 49, lay to ak de under cose reeed
usintopsall; came 10 anchor last night
Bark Eunomus Msnshed. I'm Rio de Jsneiro. Feb 40
coffee. to 4 Corning & Son. Left whale ships Gold
Hunter. Marble. from Fall River, bound on whaling
cruise; Mexican, Demng I'm Montevdeo for NOrleans;
barks AnAhusc Huteson I'm and for New York; Ssppho
eenson I'm and Tor Boston Sailed 18th Feb corvette
Lavsnt Cspt Page, nom Valparaiso for United States
soon
Br bark Sultan Main. 80 ds FIN Glasgow, Iron to Blu.
ehsnsn. Harrison 4 Ce
Br brig Falcon. Pit days from Bermuda, ballast to
Brig nmnokss Harper, 10 de fn Hsvsna, sugar, to
swedish brig Bull. Gibson, Sc d. fin Rio De Jspelro
eo6ee, 70 L Phipps & Co
Brig North America Bradbury. IA dc from C.rdenss
Cuba moiesses tnompson Hunter Left brig
schr Abigail, Haynes ~ days RON Matanrss, sugar to
nsdaer Peck.
ssSr noss Croker is de I'm Santa Cruz. Cubs. mo.
schr Elizabeth Ann, Tolsop. de f,- Plymouth. NC.
corn. to l. Maitland.
schr Adeline. 4 do fm Plymouth. NC. corn.
schr Atlas. wseks de im Georgetown. DC, corn.
schr Dispatch corson, dc I'm Brandywine, Del corr
schr Bengal TROUGH Is dc I'm Attakspas La, sugar
&c 70 Peek 4 Van Berger
schr Triumph Waite, Phlsdelphis, mdse, to order
SAILED.
Psckstship Margaret Evsns tor London vicsoris,
Anfverp, end, md others
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MEDICAL OUACKERY,

IT'S ORIGIN, CAUSE, and Cure. with hints to Young
Physicians and advice 10 families In relation TO NE I'M
pertsnt subject Of consullaon-by Dr. Homer Boswick
Is Chambersst The article Of which this pamphlet Is a
republication appeared few days since In the Evening
Mirror SO many have been the calls for II hat the an-
thor induced by the hope OF saving the health and perhaps
the lives of many has epublshed itn more convenient
form. ..,1,
For sale wholesale and retail by BURGESS, STRING
ERG co. % Broadway WIN n. GRAHAM, Tribune
Buildings; WILLIAM TAYLOR co Asior House
II LONG L BROTHER, Ann-st; Evening Mirror Office,
cor Nassau and Ann sts Price 6. cts m3O Wv
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Mr. Wnfr1nfnhn, oSesPte~ s~~ Wy
noon.
rorxr OF COMMON PLxAs-Before Judge insraharn'
Msrcus Frenv and Mary a. his rife vs. llI haT-
Asssult and battery Mr.. and Mrs. with Their large
family occupied the upper part OF house 3o2 Msdon-
=, ~ which uroperty Mr. Mari agent Sl3 30 for
rem. becoming due Mr.. NJ went TO the house having
on the back OF his lease accompanied oy an
ofccr and proceeded to take of some oil the urnuIe
Mrs requested time 10 send for her husband ana also
10 set the money but Mr.. NJ would not wait she DE,
snded his authority take the goods which he refused
10 exhibit and she forbid him taking anything WORDS
ers.ed when Mr. NJ applied 1t is said to Mrs several
bs.h ujthes end finally struck her the arm with an
umbrella and pushed her from the parIor INTO ne en-,
y Action IL broug ht for damages The Court charged
that person not al Officer is bound 10 show ms huhor'
i;y and 10 make proper explanations tne jury CON
alder the assault TO been made they nave rght 10
take int view the attending circumstances 10 snow IN.
character Of the transaction seruict 10, pis'nuI -
which sIso carries costs--For plaintiff hessrs H. y
West and Geo. w. Griffith For defendant Mr. Z. Magic
BEFORE Judge Daly--Sdmnsi G. Clark w. Nathaniel
Finch Sanu,!H Hubbard John "a Seor' and LdnTeao.
(deu-Nr c. Is an engrayer lie occupied premises AZ
o. lispenardst The OF Si being due Tor reb nis
premises were entered when he was not present. anu
everything in his establishment including press ps,
fisns &c removed and sent 70 the auction s,oie OF '
Fleet In Springst near Hudson: ACTON Is Vro.sn' -
recover the value For dsfence was said that tne ar
tcles had been taken away again from Inc auction
n.o that they had been appraised and tne VSue Pacc
,sao n va not shown that Mr. c. ever got the aTp
Les hack The appraisement was said to have been
made nv the suctOneer and his clerk, who were usc-
nsined with the value the real value was stated oy
sitnesses being over $500. The action s against the
two ocers Mr. Secor, the agent for the property ana
his clerk Verdict for plaintiff $5 which also csrIies
co,ts-For plaintiff Mr. H. p. Allen. For defendant hr
Sheppard.
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sarxp BURIED IN SSow.-The Westport Essex
Co, Patriot states that In instances during the re
cent Storm whole ocks of sheep were buried IN snow
drfss where they remained for forty hours WITH
ut receiving any material injury
- A store ship for the African squadron VIII
sad nom BOSTON In about week Letters packages
W be forwarded II sent free OF expense to the care OF
he Naval Institute Navy Yard Boston Bost Atlas 9th
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;W AM VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL

NlTORK FOR PRIVATE Learners, the family circle,
w Common Schools and Academies-AsTRoSoMIcAL
MARS series OF sixteen cOored chsrts eac by - fee
ercompaui-d by an elaborate Elementary Treatise, the
whole designed illustrate the mechanism OF the Heavens
by II. Madison.
nstraie distinct part Of the movements or phenomena
OF The heavenly bodies until all The leading principles OF
this noble science made perfectly Ineligible TO the
learner The Elementary Treatise describes each hgure
on the maps and specially adap;s the work 10 the family
circle the private student and TO schools The parent
teacher In the use ofl may instruct youth # twelve years
and upward, giving clear and practical knowledge OF
the subject and will find increased interest and pleasure In
The study as he progresses The maps are beautiful as
work OF art they mounted snd put up n neat box
for portaOn with copy Of the Treatise al -5
per SET thick paper and 81 go with colh backs run
no "UIfHTINGTON L SAVAGE DIG Pearl.st Y
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TUE ANNELIST

A RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE in the City
n OF New Y ork Edited by Willism G. Roberts, NJ d.
Fellow ofthe College OF Physicians and Surgeons OF New
York. ,,
CONTENTS.
l.. Clique Of the University Of Sew-York-
H. ClirGue Of the College q Physicians and surgeons
Ill Reports ofN. T. Hospital
~. Reports Of New York Pathological Society -
V..Congesiige Commissions. BY Aug u Elliott, NJ D.
Vi Reports Of New-York Med. and Surg. Society.
VII Surgery at the y. Y. Hospital
VII Report Of Academy OF Medicine.
TX Coll Of Phys and Surg Report OF comm encement
x Practical Suggestions By Moore Hot, NJ D.
XII Case Of Peculiar Vocal Sound Issuing from Corpse
Kill Editors Table Ether IN France. Naria Obituary
Published be- DANIEL ADEE, lO7 Fulton-sL ~ Y.
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TOuN nARLEY.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND READY MADE CLOTHING STORE,
No I45 Broadway, corner of Lbertys.
IL Enrs CONSTANTLY on hand a complete assortment
me ano tsperne goods, which he will make up al
tle oWes Harkel pric~ for cash approved credit VIZ
English, French and Anrr,sn broad cloths Casino
and vestings OF all cOors and quait. COTTON
linen dress shirts collars crsvsts and SELF .oeks
and a general assortment OF fancy goods.
HE work Ia all made by hrstraie wofkmen, and war
ranted TO give entire sstsaction Gentlemen favorine
him with their orders may rely having their clothing
got up in the best style and IL prices az low IA The same
gusllly OF work can be expected any other establish
ment In the Union Orders from any part OF the country
will receive prompt attention, and clothing forwarded by
the most safe and expeditions routes
NJ B.-Genuemen furnishing their goods may rely
on having them made up In siye not 10 be surpassed
Msda Ciotbing ms SIN
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HARDWARE, EDGE.TooLs, &c

- y
- II CHARLES g. LITTLE, successor 10
III II Osborn Lille. importer and general
- " dealer In English, German and American
Hardware Cutlery EdgeToos &c IS FultonsL opposite
the United States HOTEL NewYorE, respectfully IN
vtes attention Of country merchants mechanics far
mers and others his very extensive assortment COM
prisng everything in the Hardware line all Of which s
offered the lowest market prices, for cash or on sp-
proved credit
Cut and wrought nails and spikes, lacks, brads
Butts, screws, locks, atches, slegh-bells;
Knives and forks raZors, pocket knives, scissors
MIL pit and crosscut saws hoes, forksi
shoyels spades, sylhes and sualhs rides and stones
Blackead pots and sand crucibles;
Pumps for wells and cisierns; lead pipes
Scotch Water of Ayr, Missouri and Turkey oislonei
COOPER tools In great variety by Abertson COngeI
Horton Barton and others (wsrrantedl cosch-makes
tools;
Coopers iron rivets and truss hoops;
House and ship carpenters Tools
Blacksmiths' tools and garden utensils;
Butchers tools; csbnetmakers' trimmings;
House and ship builders hardware;
Iron, brass, copper and steel wire sheet BRASS
Fishing tackle. Genuine Harlem OIL
m22 2aw3mDG3mW
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unpr,S PATENT

T,XrENsION DINING TABLES with premium metA
Epated slides long favOrsbly known a. me uosi our .
bic elegant and economical Extension Tables, warranted
in ths city-cnmprisng tables for private parors and
dining rooms, hotels steamboats, kc togetner m gen
era assOrmen. Of elegant and fashionable CAbhet
lure ALWAYS ready the mandatory and warerooms 80
Broadway where the public respectfully invited &C
go ~ arnfns fusl c. r HOBF AS Broadway
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SOLAR, LAMPS, GIRANpoLEs,o

CHANDELIERS, kc.-JOHN MITCHELL " iale
UOvt Brown Co 1872 Mercer.st invite IN attention
of trade and others large and complete assortment
Of good Ia their line which they are constantly s1on
and which they offer OF low prices for cash or approve
credit Dealers are invited call a. the mandatory ana
examine their work. Gas fixtures made 10 any pattern
es.N.s-- ~ &c lw'
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ALBERT L. wINsHIP,

DRUGGIST T. APOTHECARy, n East Broadway, cor
FMskst-,t formerly David Sands Co would respect
fully inform his friends and the public generally ihs ~
has on hand choice selection Of drugs medicines ohen
css perfumery, fancy articles &c all OF when nave @
sected with great care expressly for eisng sno every
article sold al his store warranted genuine
Particular attention will he paid TO physicians pre.cP
tons and competent person will be In attendance al al
hours-csy or night ,.. l.. - ~
Superior Swedish Leeches iof sac OF sPP'oD ~ ~
psrienced person. III I-l
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p Avn pRIyATK sALE-A raI5.Il. -. -; -

Ia mile from Painfeld, ~ J. The hou,. 1. ,ob ests
two stories high sided with ce1 ar .br 90. esl
The roof containing s. acres Of fne land dly,s. !.
heds by The best OF fences 10 high STATE on rns "a.
" ith lsrge barn, ssble, 81 e.yi.s. eloo
house, tool shop, corn crib ice and hen house. III Aso
the day N the best manner II 10 well .ior.sI 49,.
klnds OF hnit tree, Tns delightful situs,,o, 49,
cars pass to and from three unes each dsv rses
lars spply TO ANTHONY RfrrcrrBB s'uee'
as lw k,.,,a.- Mn
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Hliscellaneons.

ro COUNTRY MERCHANTS, pETAL DEALERs AND OTHERS
CATHARINE-STREE BAZAAR.
H. ABBEY 4 co. Wholesale AMI Retail Dealers Ia
L.Engish, French and German Fancy Goods and Toys,
eousisng 10 part Of cutlery, stationery. jewey, PERU
mery sosps combs brushes, pocketbooGs razOrthops
buttons thread needles, hooks and eyes, beads KID sn3
variety OF other articles which will be sold in small quAo-
' WIN b MOORE,Jr.
81 Csihsrnest one door below Henry.st
For sale-One of Wilder's Patent Salsmander SAFES
a , 10 49, 80. kc mil n
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r. Iis4t kEsIDENCE-J.ns5s Lo5,

IL Island A. Private ss.e-c SIS Of 10 80.
under the highest state Of cgliiv..er 49, ~ see
Of mile west OF The village Of jsmsea T,o,
seq, me shruobery OF leu years growth sso sh9,pS
% fine grated fruit, gardeners coisg. IN 49,
substantial stables, barns, coschhouse and ysr,os,
outhouses. The mansion having been DESTROYED bS ss
Ihe ioondsuon excavation, and much building ms,sr,i
remain The whole will be sold bargain A, t6. n,s..,
owner does not wish TO rebuild For further psrrcol.,
apply to A. j. BLEECKER, Auctloneer,
81 lw &c.,.
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BRUSHES! BRUSHES

T,HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites The attention %
the public 20 his extensive assortment o. BRUSHES o.
every description at the Brush Factory 81 Pearst
F,snilin-souare Constarily on hand. Paint Brushes
Wtitegssh Brushes Window DO busting do. and al
kinds OF Fancy Brushes which he oilers FOR sale low
aafr rio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

s,vv,,o, Counr The habess corpus case pIousnt
% r.. ~ .n,., s,, Mrs. G. the custody OF their
is,,le boy. Sss been postponed to next week
Az Insurance case sesnst the MUTUAL oes On ch ma
r,ne rsk which wss ried before su Old 0e'0'e N"o'
Iustce Jones D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

DLEACHED sHEETINGs and shirtings LOO
ID cases various widths aud qualities just opened aud Tor
sale in quantities to suit country merchants al msnuee
mrsr,' prices by TN UNDERHlLL CO.
sG Second floor p Cedarsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

10y ORDER Of the Hon. Charles ?. DAILY Associate
DJudge Of the Court Of Common Pleas In aud for the
City and County Of NewYOrk, notice Is hereby given,
pursuant the provisions OF the statute authorizing al
iechmens against abscondsg, concealed and non-resi
dent debtors that attachment has issued against the
estate Of Samuel Maxwell resident OF the State OF New.
Jersey and that will be sold for the payment OF
his debts unless be appear and discharge such attachment
according law within nine months from the hrs pu0i-
cation Of this notice and that the payment OF any debs
due him by residents OF this State and the delivery TO
him. for his USE OF any property within this State be-
longing him, and the transfer OF such property by
him. are forbidden by law, and vod.-Daed the nine
teenth day Of January, 1884,
JOHN FOWLER, Jr. Any for Attaching Creditor,
j2l aw9m % William-st city OF Newly
IN PURSUANCE OF 40 order OF the Surrogate Of the
County Of New York. Notice is hereby given TO all per-
having claims against Amanda A. Enge, late Of the
City Of New York. deceased 10 present the same win the
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at the office OF A o.
Ransom No 70 Nsssaustre m the City Of on
before the Olh day Of July nextDaIed NewYok, Ihe
cih day Of January, lsf7.
WIN. ROBINSON, (ra.r,o,.
II law6n JOHN DRUMMOND,}
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Goal.


TOR sALE-l0 or 1900 Tons OF White Ash Coal
The subscriber Is prepared to deliver by the ca
nal, either 10 Philadelphia NewYork board the
boats at Port Carbon from 10 10 1900 tons Of White Ash
Coal during the season, from his coery ST Clair Mil
Creekhs quality Of which 10 guaranteed to be the very
beat and handled In The most careful manner. Application
made by letter, directed to Potisve, will have mmsd
ate attention. mn SIN DAVID CHlLLAS.
COAL-The subscriber is now receiving drec, from
" he mines, the best qualities Of Red and White Ash
Goals and delivering clean and In good order from the
yards az the following low prices Tor cash.
bfoken and Egg slZe...............-eo ~ per loh.
stove and Range '..............'''..
Yards l40 Waverly Place and IS and 20 stxih.ave
AZ lw' JOHN e. CHICHESTER
OF SS-COAI.-Coal-Asc cheap the cheapest aud
'cf lOas good "a the best Fresh stock just received
Peach Orchard broken egg range stove and nut OF The
very best mined Small mi, - 75 large, - 25 broken,
s. 30 egg range and stove, IS 75s re- screened from
the yard and under Also Lehigh. schuynl, and
chestnut and pea for engines, very low To be had al
SIMPSONS Yard, IS and rs Thompson.st
s3lm. below Spring.
OK FOR FIRST RATE Peach Orchard Not Coal,
tDO 81 for Stove do, 81 for Virginia Coal when landing
delivered above rates. 80 cents OF for carriage Lensn
sehuylkl DC r. BENJAMIN, 21 Franklinst
Dsssu supplied very low NIL m'
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sse-Two 2siory frame houses and lots via '.e
and easements, finished IN coed style, srsies 49,
doors. painted walls, &c &c; house hss Gtsss.F
grren house with handsome French versnda ali fro ~
thrfe "a splendid view Of the river and New Yo,. -.
sno~e garden and lawn fasisf1liy laid out which rN
II desirable residence also thres vseant lo,. ss.s
the sboys aso, two cottages twenty Eve feet iront 80
brsuuill Vefandsh, giving 10 hen from the river
preuy appearance The whole are situated Al g..,uf
nesf he water. Pan Of he purchase money e.a ,..s
on bond and mortgage. For psrcu'ars spolv 40 on<>
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctions,
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Law Courts.

Usrrxp srArrs Cnovrr Corsr-Before judge s ,ss
n md Betts-The Grand Jury was completed saa w =,
charge delivered by Judge Nelson. seyers c. will
- errsented for their consideration. Ibe pes. ~
was discharged Ill to-day and argument ne"''
patent case
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II a BRANCH'S PATENT
" AsrT-gUG BEDsTEADS.
KEzzS7xz1 To dealers Ia furniture, proprietors OF
y hotels boarding houses, and all others
The subscribers would invite your al
tenon the Anbgg Bedsteads being the best bedsieads
ever introduced and the facility with which they be
put up and taken down, occupying only minute OF
whatever ahordng refuge for bugs and can be tho
roughly and readily cleansed without The trouble OF tax
ing them down.
WINDLAss AND SCREW BEDsTEADS,
In lots TO suit purchasers.
MATTRESSES.
large assortment always on hand ard
made TO order.
Beet Live Geese Feathers
by the bale or In smaller quantities
Ship Upholstery
Ship and steamboat cabins furnished with Dispatch
Mattresses comfortAbes, blankets counterpanes Sheets
pillows and pillow towels, napkins table cloths aud
every article required In The line. QUlRK FOGG,
ms 3meod IS Fultonst opposite U. s. Hotel
DEAsONs FOR USING CONANT's Patent
ItYesst:
lat Its labor saving invention.
ID II does destroy the seccharne 10 four
sd. The bread baked with IL IL better than can be pro-
duced In any other way.
4h. Bread made with this yeast may be sed BY iuyads
without the shiest injury.
5h Blseumsde with will be lighter and swee,er than
n made with common yeast
9Th Buckvheat cakes sreinniley better raised with This
yeast than with any other.
IN The bread Ia ready for baking as II il mixed
with the yeast
sh This yeast has received the premium at the sie Fair
OF the American Institute.
Sold, wholesale and retail, By
tan GAssNER YOUNG 1872 Chsiham.st
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- FOR SALE ON To LET.-A lane 1--WE =

and attic house u feet front by 60 feet deep and or,
acre OF ground, pleasantly situated 10 the ytlass !.
Planhed, N. } ABOUT u miles from The City Of New
fOri, with which there 10 communication by steamboat ,,s
railroad twice dsy The house 10 lsrge and siry Coz,
tanning about eleven beside cellar sud Kitchen .,
ated IN the vicinity OF several churches and near The s
eryie Railroad Anexcellent location for female bo.rs
Ing school Said house viii he sold low FOR cash or -.
changed for property In NewYork or BroOhlyn For N.
Their particulars Inquire Of WIN NJ TODD,
mlS eodf II Front.st cor DID,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

OR NURSES ASSISTANT. newly invented and very
Ouseful article Of he nursery, by which lnisns me-
months old and upward exercise and annse hesrsrs
In mode highly conducive 10 health decidedly superior
10 snyhing before offered the public For sale az ~.
Broadway. by 81 lmeod'l GEO W.TUTTLh.
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c,sc,,,r corrr-Before Judge Edmonds-A suit II
,,oy.r brought by Mr.. LAmereaux to recover s30o
N, Wissrinshsm, occupied the day Verdict this tore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-08

- FOX SALE-On easy terms, or exchange for civ
81 or BROOK yn vacant lots splendid country seat Oh
uaied on the Passsic river, In Beleville New.Jef
sey, miles from jersey City and miles from Newxi
containing hundred and FIVE OF the best quality
land In the State about Is being covered with heavy in
ber and the balance being meadow and plow land Bud
ings new and put up al cost Of over 5000 Inquire Of
2fNeod GEO. W. PARSONS. 10 Nall-sl
O. SIXTH WARD PROPERTY FOR ssle-WI
IL; be sold by A. J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer al Tia
Merchants Exchange on the 3ih Of April, ls47 al IA
O'clock the valuable LOT and premises situate the COZ,
OF Duane Cross and Centre being about q fes
front and rear and about SO feet deep For psicusrs
apply 10 the suctoneer, or To PlNNE BURRILL, Ns
sausi Inc
- FOR sALE-Los on Twenty-sixlh and Tveniy.
Is seventh ss west Of Tenh-avenue, anf one lot "a
Twenty hfth-sl between Ninth and Tenth svenues
And 10 let, two lots Eleventh avenue with hghl oi
wharfage. Inquire OF JAMES g. sLUYTER,
milo 2m~ Al WaLa
90 FOR SALE, or Exchange for other Propery-
Ks The Saw NIL Al the foot OF Grsnd-s f. R. The "a.
CINE Is ~ horse power and mac hneTy in coed order
INQUIRE OF LmI8 I'm. GEO. w. RIBLET. h Tomptinssl
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Packet ship hargares Evsns for Loadea yictoris,
tnsvsrp, and, md others
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9onses to Eet.

- To IET-Ai Harlem. the neat cottage with ten
Va: acres Of ground on Hsrlem-lsne Al ore Hundred
A and Slxieenth-sL Tho ground 10 under hlsh cutva.
lion There abundance OF fruit cherries apples
peaches pears. grapes serries, 1c Possession may bs
had Immediately. Apply 70 CHAs NJ GRAHAM, jr. on
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8ouses for Sale.
~HTDSON UOrSp III A,

e HUDSON HOUSE 81 Arcnon-T1
81 House VIII Do sold a, public auction n h. neesor
bidder on the premises, on Tue.dsy ~. ~ ss.r
next at 10 o'clock, A. ~ The house ~ April
few years expressly for public house b1ii, - rns
~ feet front on Wsuenst. End 40 feet ds,n .ones q
ges high with al attic and wing 80 feet lnss 10
wide, containing very large drawing room 80 = 'e
lors and great number Of bedrooms Alsos 81 pS.
brek building adjoining, 20 feet 'front.' a feet dssa
stories high. The lower story occupied a. so,s ~ 1e
two stories hnshed into parlors and bedroom, a. %
tsched 10 the Other house Also two lots dIr,,,ss 4
rear ll2 feet by Is feet with large and e
Oh eds, 4o the yard paved srd pump OF v.,s' = =
yard. Two thirds Of The purchase money nav -. u
mortgage, the other conditions and term. ma -, z
the day Of sale II By sod 10 close the eocrsr,
der Of the stockholders and directors ~
s6 tic o. WIsWALL Tr,s..
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erty. farm OF GO acres in the town Of Harrison,
Weschester County y miles from Rye, y from
steamboat landing y from Msmaroneck from the New
Haven Railroad which will be done, ~ from White
Plains; buildings and fences in good order; plenty Of
fruit, situation fine, lend in high state Of Cultivation
For terms, apply to T.. ID. BROWN, $40 Grandst or J.
PALMER on the premises. 25f eodn