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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
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ubrmafet IN Der Sf06t gllIentoittt.
Gr9retft nicie @elcSenhcit feineu Sreunoen
uno einrm 9eehrten publifuu an,usei9en, caB
or Ieiu Sefd,ift nod inner oil feineiu altet
Stame, npiid,cu Weies SNctel nno ecr Griess
oeusbctc Orndcrei fcrtbrrcibt mo baB CT
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Dem idl6nfcn Snd in fem Sad, qeh6rencen
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Nueutdun gum Setfduf araetcten muroe, IL.
weGder nun in 3uIaB su icinem 8crt9cn elm
Urrtrcfathce uno 9IdnSe aus'
mad,t. Sein Stcd beitebt inter aneern aus
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
le5eet fcmmt unp fetet !!

Gtne glla3enoe 9lu5lraM Eeuer Sitter.
Der linter,eihncte trcieut iItb oicler gr'
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iiberb1npt an;ussi9eu, cas or iein @efddft
nod, iminer an feinem alten Stano In Der
oamiltcn SfraBe, nuo Slpar cini9e Sbnreu
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betreibtl; uno bae CT iceben pcn IeuDorf
nit eincm febr fd,Snen Stcd IN fein Tod, 9es
boreucer 98aaren snriid9efebrt III, Der nun
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9ldnienees enforcement ausmddbt. - Seift
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Waaren:
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falls; cine prabtpolle 9luSpabl gols
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ben fcnute, paeenb fir jeoes 9llter; 9oloene
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ifebt cr fur cincu 9eipiscn 3eitraum fir ale
2rtifrl Die ieinc 98erfifdttc osrfdhen, GUT.
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9ctrieben fitblcn nirc, Gin lebhafteS Ddnf9e'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05

ltuterScid'ucte baben lcBtc WcdIc micccr
einen 9fdnseneer 9orrdth oon allerIei rclas
6Iens, gcfbid,tlidleh, uuo Sd,ubllder erbol'
ten, pclrt,er mn in 3uflb IN ihrcm poriacH
Strd ein lehr grc6es uuo allaemetncs SiISr,
temcnt aremadpt. Qludl habcu ne alIerlei
Yapisr, 70 ne liberhnupt ale Sdreibmate:
rialiril unc nuberc artifd erhllfen, Die in
ibr Sad einldiaaeu --incld,c iie aber ole ~
benahlen alS oiuslieh iiberanGi9 eradtelt.
siae ibre Yitdcr, ,c., haben ie I'D, ents
fhIcGen an ben alteruiseri0ifeu preiseu su
oerfaufeu, rpcucn man Gd) baio felbit iIbers
seu9eu fam, .pcnu man bei ilnen anruft.
sic fno rantbar fir ole 9eurseuc liberoIe
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fuartung ihrer Gicld,dfte unb bili9e preilc,
fb cirleIbe fcrncrbin Su,usieben bcmiihcn.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
Galfhrenlierct.

Dir llnterseid,urteu bcuad,rtdiScn bler'
curd bas pubI,flm, cae lJe neillItb cas80lt'
brenucr. GsidJdft onf tem eance ecs SNrn
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bali be9pnnen haten, allpc ile INNER Raft
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
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fer @crroth "QRsnifeiIer publifdticnrn," 70
ptr Deridliesene Sprten 9rcfc nit pieleu 2b,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-05
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@abinetnaher in 9tllentalul,

@rgrcift ciefe G'ele9cnteit ienem Sreuu.
ben 70 pie pcm 9eetrten Yublifum I'M eIll9e'
meiucn auSuSei9en, cae er obi9es 9cIfdft in
alien belen oerlhieosuen 3Dci9cn, am ilos
wcltIihen @de Der sInn unb oamiltcn Sroi'
fen Der Staot altrntoun on9efan9cn bal 3
olI,pc er INNER nuf Soanc baltcn recr auf
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MARIN NAL
PORT OF NETWORK.



Chinese Junk Keying, kellett, 3l2 de I'm Canton, st
Helena April g. In ballast TO master. June H. lat % 60
Ion 81 30 boarded the brig Benz Swan hence for Surf
man, days out who kindly supplied us with stores
Same day schr Gold Hunter hence for Gaudaoupe, IL
days out 18TH lat 2s Ion g. spoke whale ship James
Monroe for Nav Bedford, 30 months out. nearly full
29sh Let 35 Ion ~ spoke schr Julia from Baltimore Tor
Jamsica same day schr Mary Augusta from Porto Rico
for BALTIMORE I'd inst lat 80 Ion 70 spoke brig Thomas
4 Edward from ireland for Baltimore same day. brig
Ocean for Baltimore for Boston.
Bark J w Cater, Cormick. I'm Mayseues, June "a mo
iasses. &c. 10 Wood.
Brig Emily, Godfrey, 10 de I'm Charleston, cotton, &C
70 Dunham a. pimon.
Brig volina, Hume. Is de fun Calais Me- lstb to Smith
4 Boynton.
Bris Answan. swssey, IS de I'm Neworlesn', cedar
20 Phiilips
Brig t'recian Ryder. Is ds I'm New Orleans cotton to
master.
Brig Adelaide Kston 20 ds fun Gusysnils PR, sugar,
TO r Buck.
Brig Philusa Thatcher, I'm Savannah, cotton &c to
Duphsm 4 Dimon
schr Declaration Vsrisn, Ia ds TN Sagua Ia Grande,
sugar &C. TO Spoford. nleston a Co
echr ChArieston. Rowland. II dc fun Newborn, NC,
naval stores. to Blossom.
schr Alexander. Brssfsr. & de I'm Wilmington naval
stores, 10 De Rosset a Brown
scar Harrison. Douglass, 10 de I'm Washington. NC,
naval stores.
schr Roe Ball IA ds I'm Nswbern, NC. naval store.
sehr Cbsllsnge Davis. Calais, Me. Hath.
Schr Eliza Hopper. Calsis. lumber.
Schr Deborah, Warrington. NC. naval stores
Schr Bride. Presley, Thomsston. lime
schr New. England, Pierce, Thomss,on, lime.
sehr Cyprus, Mschias. Me lumber,
schr Matilda, Gibson, Esstport hath.
sehr Elizabeth Whiting, Thomastos, lime
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In bwt Cater from MavdHNes. PR-A Paneen D
Wood, J q Clark White NJ White. White ii
White w White q White l. White. + Brancher
IN brig Grecidn, from Neto o. kGHs--Mrs Manning,
children and servant Mrs Fell children and servant
Miss : Lockwood Berry-S 10 steersge.
IN brt1 Emily. from CHarieaos-John Hurkamp lady
aud child T. Pulling. lady and child. Mrs II Hingman,
Miss Wellington. Mrs A Hamilton. Miss Fullis, Messrs
Lambert Reynolds Monrsy and Coles
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THE AMERICAN COMPOSITION

~ o1riN6-lnvenied and manufactured solely By RI
ItLEf BEMAN oscs 5S5 Hogstoust near he corner OF
Broadway, Sew-York WehAye executed this roofing on
About INV badlngs aud have given fail proof OF ts
horny over any other kind Of roofing In common
BON a. 70 water proof ere proof and durability TIE coeI
10 Only Shout nsf he price Of tn IL 10 n0n conductor
o. neA- GA IN zinc copper roos repaired and
ae-o noFe durable han when for the square
lcot rus 10 not lie aud paper roofing that has been
eosn p-ned 81 0uI something similar In appearance bat
I.leay e1@rent IN iIs composition Orders promptly
c17euted nom Aay part OF The States Address the sub
Tvs St. Riley BEsANh IN
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saAT PRIVATE sALE-Farm in the town Of

FIAT PRIVATE sALE-Farm ln the town Of
Harrison, the farm formerly owned and oceup pied by
John II. Osborne deceased situated mostly IN he
town Of Harrison small strip 10 Rye, Westchesler Co
Said Farm contains about IS Of and 10 Of which ara
wood The remainder, II of tho Efst quality Of
meadow, pasture and tllabe land. under very nigh
stale Of cultivation On The premises is large double
house, part Of IL nearly and IN frGrsls order; eel
lar kitchen and dairy Doderneath large barn. with
ssbes for ~ head Of cattle; cider MILL grsnsry csrsge
house and all other recesssry farm buildings 10 complete
ORDER hae well Of water few feet from house and
cstern 10 the kitchen. This Farm from It's peculiar locs
ton 10 well adapted for gardening or farming purposes
which great variety Of apple and other fruit trees
10 miles from Rye Village, and IL from dorchester
where there churches and schools The Harlem Rail
ROAD will within 1. miles Of the farm Form terms
&c apply To ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctoueer,
J5 lw 7Broad.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12
feeal Notices.
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES.

NOTICE -E1uscts Of N sct enllei an An Act proyd.
Ming for Registry Of Marriages Births and DEANS In
ne Cry aud County OF Ns"fOrE for The Stale of New.
York, passed April p, 1871.
section l. Il .ha The duty OF clergymen magistrates
sc sc To report the Cny Inspector, under appropriate
hesds and 10 such forms shall be prescribed by the Sec
relay Of Stale, the number OF BIRTHS, MARI AGES
and DEATHS, which have occurred 10 their districts
pecvey during each year preceding the hrsdsy Of
usry the month and day OF their occurrence, the
aud residences OF The persons Married dying and
the Of the parents OF such children torn during the
year the color and names OF the children, name and
residence Of he officer clergyman performing the mar
rage ceremony IN Of marriage, the sge Of the per-
who shall have married died during Tue year sl0re
said ard the particular dsesse Cause Of their seaih
The report % ali carriages and births 10 The City OF New
f9k shall be reported difec, The City Inspector and 10
here 10 physician MID wife 10 attendance any
Cry Inspector within mouth and al deaths IN the City
Of NewYork shall be reported To The City Inspector ~ al
present every week.
Sec II shall be the duty OF clergymen magistrates
and other persons who perform the marriage ceremony TO
keep registry OF he marriages celebrated by them. and
10 ascertain far practicable and note The o The
persons married sni the time thereof sud their pisces q
birth and their residences IN such registry shall be- the
daty Of physicians and professional midwiv-s Ia keep
registry " he several hhs IN which they have assised
professonay and lhe time Of such birth co loT and
the residence Of he parents snd physicians who have a.
tended deceased personsn their last sickness eergym-n
who hsve Ocaied Al the funera snd seNtOns who have
buried decreased persons 10 keep registry OF the nsue
ard residence Of such deceased persons snd the Imes
OF Their desths.
II viii be seen By thu above hat clergymen magistrates
&c required report month 20 The City lnspec
tor all persons married by Them with particulars s. TO
name sge, hnh'pis pse- OF residence OF The parties
married where married. &c. &c.
Physcans and midwives viii also perceive that they
are required % report AL births the and color he
name .nd residence Of the parents and IN case there 10 no
physician midwife In attendance then the parents OF
The child report The birth the City Inspector within
month sfter.
Forms Of mailing the shove return, will be furnished BY
the City Inspector A. w. WHifE, City Inspector.
Guy Inspectors Once June 10. iS47. lel I'm
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miscellaneous.

HUDSON RIVER RAiLkOAD-NoTICEr FOR
n rROPOSALS-Sealed proposals will he received by
The Directors Of the Hudson River Railroad Company ri
their once No 81 Wall until the 2o.h day July next for
The grading masonry, ping and bridging for that portion
u sad rad which extends from Thirty In The
City Of NewYorh, 10 Brcak Mech Hl including The heavy
wcrk through The Highlands The work to be completed
by the hst day OF October 1885, according The plane snd
specifications that will he presented for exsmnsion.
hereinafter mentioned OF ~ per cent on the
estimates WIN be retained by the Company until he con
tract completed security Tor performance No
fer Of contract viii 30 Recognized or permitted.
TIE map and prooc Of the line the form OF and
specicaons OF the of executing he same will be
ready and ker The hrt day OF July the ONCE Of the
Resident Engircer Cold Spring fot the Division
amer The 5h day Of JAY he oce Of The Resden, En-
sness 81 Sing sing Tor The wescheser vision and
he oce Of the Resident Engineer al Manhstssnye for
The New-York Division Tbs pAns % work at the ofce
Of The Company 81 Wsllsl after the Sh OF Juy where
al necessary infoneston will he given.
The full OF all persons thai parties pro-
position must DO written ont On the same.
Yhe party any proposition hich be accepted m
Be required eater into contract Immediately amer the
acceptance Of The sxne
Tue Directors 10 themselves the right accept
o. reject proposals. lhst may be offered they may
Sdsg The Interest OF the Company 70 require.
Nsw.York, sch June, lsf7
wM CHAMBERLAIN, President
Jogs D. Jxaviss CHEF Engineer. jy5 uy9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

- acrrs Of land Ia Doddudge County, Western Virgil
MA embracing II farms u 100 500 each,
me waters Of Middle Island River copies Of survey and
ned notes for esch farm viii furnished The purchasers
These farms miles from Inc County 70 and IS
from sistersvile TIE Ohio River The State turnpike
and other roads pass through part VI this land,
from the Ohio River
Ths soil is Of he beat quality and adapted TO raising
Corn, Wheat Hemp &c The and 10 weIl umbersd With
walnut oak beech su elm he Ii ad mirabIy
hited of grazing several OF these farms are 10 high
stale Of cultivation TITLE adisputsbe prices low and
myISa HtnoverSI N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

. rI htITILEN~f NEW DtH LINE OF
k5ssSx Opposition FOR ALBANY and interDedi.
ate pisce.-Fsrs s. c-uls Breakfast and
dinner on hOsrd.
The new and elegant steamer ROSfR WILLIAMS,
Capt A. Degfoos Tuesday, Thursdsy ard Saturday Al
half pAsg A. NJ from he pier foOto RobnsonsL touch
ing Hammond Of pier each way.
For passage light freight spply board the boat
10 GEORGE DOl.sON ~ he Office,
- Wsrren-sL corner OF Weslst
" All persons forbid trusting the shove bosl
sccOunt ~ The owners ~2
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OFFICIAL,
LIST OF LETTERS.
spvssrrssD ~ rHs rtrsusr az SPECIAL .rrofs

spvfhrtED y NE Tkisork ~ "tcIiL bruIsfNs"
{is. And Be It 6artA<y oSscfsd,
And m Advertisements made under he orders OF he Pest
master General In uswepspez or newspapers, OF letters
nbcaled for in any pos Oce sbs he inserted 10 Tie pspcS
papers, Of the place where the oce advertising
mar % staaied, ksvtzf Tia lar gent circulation
ksp Psa OGos Lar passsf MevcA J. tsb-
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farms for Sale.
ass GREEN LR,EL ron sALE.-Tbis &

49, GREEN LEVEL FOR sALE.-This 6ns "a
~ Farm In lhs County ~ Prince william Virgins,
situated about SO miles from Alexandria, 25fron 49,
Falmouth and 20 from OccOQuan and containing about 10
Is offered for sale A. very fasonabe price The
ndsrsgued, wishing 10 settle IN Kentucky, will dispose
Of this estate such 30 make II an inducsfnen 10
those desiring such residence make investment II
l. well wooded and ~atsred, divided into six fields aud
WIN soon pe In seyen. The most of L In good state OF
improvement well adapted grapes Of almost every Kind
and not lees TO corn wheat ard part Of 10
Ia clover aud the balance Will be- seeded IN clover
timothy and Kentucky blue grass As grazing ffrm, Il
Offers Inducements possessed by few farms south OF the
Blue Ridge For sheep-w alb, the Virginia blue grass
which here s abundance, furnishes the best and most
permanent pasursge The house 10 large and convenient
The outhouses good order aud the enclosures The
house is well furnished the most Of II lately all Of
which, together with the stock and farming implements
will be sold oa fair terms II the purchaser desires H.
Ny Post Office Is Brenisye, Prince William Co. Va
and u VIII give pleasure 20 any Inquiries de-
rabls 10 have answered show the premises to any
wishing 10 and examine for himself IN early
sale should be effected Of land will be given
la time seed wheat VIM. T. FRENCH.
Green Level 22d April 1871
10 flfvIl slffAlF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

80 Tor city property. Country Seat suusted on and
fronting the Hudson River "A miles north Of The Vii
age or Poughkeepsie the road 10 Hyde Park forming the
eastern boundary and adjoining the seat Of Mr. Edward
crosby IL contains between 60 and 10 ard Il well
supplied with the various kinds Of fruit and 900 grape
vines The house Il stories "a by 3d. with pazlss front
aud res he barns and oulh0u.es and In good
repair, he garden Il well stocked and the land chiefly
der cultivation; At present Va oats ard rye with SUI
hrien meadow. which will be included IN the sale, and
possession viii be given Immediately. Persons desfOus
u purchasing invited vie the premises and farther
particulars may be known by applying To The subscriber
~ the Office u The Trust Fire Insurance Co 81 WsLst
ELIAS q DRAKE.
The farm may be advautag eousy divided giving beau.
ufl site, overlooking the river, Tor another dwelling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

n FOX sALE-A small Farm, beautifully .iiQaled
within hfIeen minutes walk OF the Railroad Depot at
Railway, state OF hew-Jersey. The Land Ia very
good buildings and fences mostly new the whole Ia
fine order. For particulars inquire Of g. r. HADDEN
265t Broadway, or al l76 Laurens-st ~ Y les 2u.
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NOTICK TO PIER OWNERs..-By kesoaIoa

NOTICE TO PIER OWNERs.--By Rssclaio zoo
passed by the Common Council ano approved y w
Mayor zsth Instant, you are requires W nsvo -.
Posts erected AZ the Of your fespecss
Piers owned by VOC before tho Fst Of August
that hey can be numbesed by this Department Inc 80
Of The PosIs be eighteen feet lona, one to
isches diameter aud placed feet from me safse1
the ground, with oval top, and place dsssesIsa
lou glug 10 IN. coroor.rion iy2f0g
MARTIN " THOMPSON Sweet coumIssi, rsh
Suess Commissioners odkee, Nswy York, June ", W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

The Harlem Railroad is doing very favorable
business compared with last year. The receipts for
the Fret six months In each Of the past four yesrs have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

IT, Campheue and Tufpen.ire D,tliery for sac situate
on Gsnsev0ori-sL and within block sni half Of
the North River There is large Tufpenne Still, with
WON. Tub, &c also Canphsne Suu which is run by
steam n Steam Engine II three h1rse power also very
large Boiler Cro.on water Introduced into the works and
everything In perfect order 10 commence work mmt
There four lots Of gr0In1 aud the lease has five
to from ihe hrstof May last snd which will also
be sold ether vh The Baiidn gs Sheds Nc Apply to
ieAh I'm X " BLACKWELL . co. IA Ffnnl.t
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@sfnrsions.
EXCuRsInNs


.JslL~ hSO LIS FERRY, FORT LEE and Hsea
. rnsscs, landing a. TiIlou's Dock--Pu,
: - . ~ cents the oommodtons sieasnbos.s
FRANK, Capt issac Scou, and ROByRT ASNrTT GO
Frederick Gaylord will run daily a. foos no,iI
notice, touching a. hammond and Nineteenth Sta
keass n. " foot Of Csoai-sfi Iar< Port I<>
MONDAY o ana 10 A. ~. Monday, "A ard Il An 1
Ssnde P. N. u and ?. M
Tuesday. s, s and 10 A. NJ 2 ruesisy 81 "A sns u an
and y. NJ. !, u snd s r N.
Wednesday, 6, snd 10 A. Wednesday, 81 "a Nni
2 and 6P.M NJ Ia a1d6pN
Thursday 6, and 10 A. Thursdsy, 81 n and u A. N
2 sand 6P NJ. I, ii and o r. 81
FRIDAY, 6, and 10 A. NJ g 81 Friday, 81, 4 and FAM
sni6P.M "a and Pm
Saturday s, and 10 NJ e. Saturday, 81 ~ and u
sander Nj. I, "a and a PA
Sundsy, 7. 3 ard 10 A. N. Sunday and N A Nj 1
ard 5 p. NJ aud 8 Pm
Persons whosc Tine may be much occupied 10 r-u
der Dcouvenent for the 10 leave during basaess hour,
viii Observe thai boat leaves New YORK oeicel ever,
morning returning from Fort Lee Of n oclockthereby
AfordlDg opportunity for pleasant excursion without
Ices OF time.
Stages Will be In readiness Fort Lee 10 convey pss
scngers 10 Hscksnssct. Sundays excepted.
New York. June 10. ls<7. ieis In.
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Null TONS WHITE ASH, chestnut small uut
CVVO Cal suitable for driving steam for sale By The
cHgo % 1fn yard by s- single tnn lo~ price Ap-
Pyo I. STOKES DICkERsOS,
Ice snd IN Apibony-sa
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n FARM FOR SALE

~ FARM FUH SALE--cDntslni1g twenty two
acres, situated near Mr. J. q Kings country seat
on the road leading from Hobossu 10 Bulls Ferry
most delightful location for country plsce For farther
particulars Inquire Of K bert Annetl Porn Lee landing or
James Aunel, corner OF Adam and York sts Brooklyn
v1 Inn
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DIBLIC NOTICE Ia hereby given that a psiiuon
Il has been presented 10 The Board u Aldermen 10 have
%. vacant lots block bounded by Seventeenth and
Eighteenth and Second and Third avenues fenced
In All persons Interested 10 the shove proposition having
OBJ scors 10 The requested 10 present men In
wiring 10 he undersigned NJ his once. No , Hall OF
Records. before the lot day Of July. Instant
MARTIN =. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
Street Commi..iorer'. OH.r-. July 10 1877 fgfH
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EDWIN WOOD.

n FOX sALE-A farm u ~ acres 10 the town OF
hanaronecs, Westchester Co. on he Boston post.
rosd, q miles from Sew-York, miles from tbs vii
lage OF New Rochelle, where steamboat daily and
mile from Msmaroneck, Of mite from The New. Ha,
and New York Railroad which will bs open 1s Al.
gust. 1879 81 500 remain bond snd mortgage II
required Inquire Of tho proprietor, ABx. PRINCE, on
the premises, or JPALMER, 81 Duane a.
iez3 imeOds
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
Il 7Nssssu.sreet-Eocei IL hereby given 10 ne fe's,
tive and nexl Of hin ofTHOMAs BRANoWOOD lss o.
the Stale Of Connecica deceased aad who 10 alleged -
have died insss.e thai shall apply 70 tho serrofsis o.
the Ciy and County ofNewYork, for Letters o. Aomls
upon the Of the said ntesiae, on NE sn
Of August next al ten O'Clock IN the forenoon-DsN'
Eew-York. July g, 1877. JAMES rhA1Eh,
jy8 2law4w Public Admlni0Is.os-