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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-07
EOR SALE, cotton Machinery made in The best m.I

NOR SALE, Cotton Machinery, made In the best man
uer and most approved principle, by Rogers, kechum
Grosvenor and Charles Dsnforh Of Paterson NewJer-
sew One willow picker and lap machine ten ~ inch
cards Two headed drawing frames 10 strand and
three II strand speeders three Dsnforth spinning frames
Of 20 spindles each and five Danorh spinning frames OF
32 spn.es each, two mules ol AL splndies esehln all
1853 spndes One spoollng machine with "a spindles,
warning mills, We reels, Win cars spools bobbins,
and every other article apperang % spinning OF cotton
with the above number OF spindes The Daniorh frames
have been In operation buis few monthssome Of them
not nine monihs The mules new and have been IN
operation sIhsn months and almost every article
necessary TO operate The machinery, = new
The machinery Ac Ia well arranged geared and beitsdi
IN brick building 100 feet long stories Ligh In Trenton,
Newt efsey, thirty miles from Philadelphia and sixty
miles from New-York cities There u ample room for
looms Necessary weave all The yarn That can be spun by
the number Of spindles mentioned
The machinery may remain where ~, or be removed
10 any other place ard may be purchased fer below s
Cost For terms, &c inquire Of
THOMAS l. sTRYKER, Trenton, N. J.
X 4 d NJ STEBBINS, Nev-York.
ABRAHAM GOODWIN, Paterson, ~ J.
ms eod2w ISAAC c. FIELD, Philadelphia
TI1u TAILOKs.-CHARLEs E.FOLWELL practical
that he has from years OF constant praccel produced
rrarsfsr and System Of Drafting Garments that from Its
simplicity and certainty Of producing IT. ne considers
surpassed by any other ever offered
mas studied all the systems hat have been 10 for
The last four,een years and therefore speaks with
ainy of me superiority Of hs) from his experience in
her By his system the waist Of the coat be any
length below the natural waist, whcal hanging CT, or
csu-iue raising mp with wTinklee.
C. Il r. las been induced publish hi system. from
he fact Of his having haf 70 g'e up hs business
account Of III health. The prcs for the Patent Transfer
accompanied with nue. book II dras VI all the different
garments full lsuators, and plate Of prevailing
FASHIONS sloi but accompanied with i've lessons OF
~ b. Any communication addressed (posi.psld) 10
CHARLES &. FoLwELL, le2 Broadway, second noor,
will be attended 10. ma ljieodt
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aIM. r. O'HERN & Co:TM;;P
90 MHERN IOHX HERDMAN, An. .{7fSS5

4LEOHkhN, jOftN sAI'I'1
-DREW WALDRON, 100 souihsl u,,t.
corner Of Dover and 20 Westst corner oil ~
ORION OHERN co. Lyerpool-uniied states 49, -
European Emigration Osces, and Western fof""s~'
Agents .u ~, - Svou
London on the ls 9Th 10Th and 2ith o. each n9n.s "a
and from Liverpool, 90 the ls oth, lin lo.n 10
lSth OF each month to Eew-Oresns, twice weeA, 4
Mobile weekly; to Charleston, weekly 70 sss "a be
weexy; 10 Texas twice . month. For fiasfe ~ ..sr
Germsn Be- yisn and Holland ports, vessels san oe M
appoint ed days Passage can slso be engaged "a
erpool 10 any Of the British North American pofu 800
Boston Phi sdelphls Baltimore and New-Oresns. 80 80
Tie subscribers having had long experience 10 ssshi,;
meas arc prepared offer every facility TO those is 81
passage 10 or from any OF the shove por's sna arss
exchange can be furnished payable thfous rnrooa
Britain and Ireland, well as 90 the eonunen ~ nsscn
To those wishing 10 eInigrae 10 the eel, VEG S,ns
bers have uneqused arrangements Tor me Ra2ke
passengers. by the different routes, VIZ; 10 csp
and the intarmedise landings, and al ports OF Cn
sdas Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore, rnsrs.1s ed
cinnat ST. Louis &c &c. by seanboais, rsvs, siss
canaIboats Of the fret clOs and great care VIII %
tha, passengers will meet win no deisy OF I'm prompt o.
,enllon For farther particulars, apply" s'''V'
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miscellaneous.

FlMUEL HANNAy. SecreiaTy. .
hIsUR. Posr. 81. d. Physicsn. 504 Broadway aleodlm
EIRE AND THIEF PROOF sAREs.rhe sub
scnber is the only person In the State Of Newfork
authorized TO manufacture sell Widers Genuine Patent
Saarpander Fire Proof Safe and pledges himself 10 me
public that all Safes made and sold by snd MS authorized
agents shall be equal IN every respect 10 any ever tested
warranted Dry and free from mould ian objection to The
Chuhh's Thief Deecor Locks. Persons ordering Sales
can have the interior arranged suitable 10 their books and
papcfs with drawers pigeon holes SC. by appearing or
addressing the subscriber bis Iron Safe and Safety Lock
Warehouse and Factory SIGAS c. HERRING,
l59 Water, corner OF Depeyster-st
NB-Second hand Safes, and imitation Ssismsnder OF
other maker such have been taken In par payment FOR
Wdes Psteni Salamander for sale al less than one nail
OF fret cost
Joness celebrated Changeable Bank Lock for sale ct
manufacturers prices from $50 to $50. 81 2aw5mDS"
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NAYS PATENT HOSE vs. Lesther.-The patent
~ hose Is perfectly ighi leather swesis he patent
hose requires grease cean az the carpet leanei
is filthy 10 handle and requires constant gfeasng The
patent hose cannot be burs,ed has len times more pres
sure is always more psbe in Writer and Summer, II
costa but Ac than half the price Of leaner and u
much better and the inventor offers II for sale with the
hedge to make every satisfied 9Th s wear
Amer ten years OF experimenting hOse pipe - produced
which s bound TO take The place Of leather For sas al
y Corlsndst by The manufacturer. - 49,.
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sTRrYg.-The journeymen house carpenters
l. 1.sv,re bays made strike for what n called the
I'm hour system They have published 10 The Nashville
Irn abatement OF their Intentions in which they say
80 they have resolved to change the practice which
has hitherto prevailed OF working from sun 10 sun
fbsf thew have families and household AFFAIRS which
Lain portion Of their attention and that Tor tne future
,hev win work ten hours day on an average the year
ronnd--thAt IT, from seven TO twelve o'clock IN the
forenoon and n the afternoon IRON one 10 SIX iney
ssy: ,u.o, ,.o ,..a ho,,,. nc recres
ZION n II estimated BY political economists that hye
lopyx labor per dsy by each individual would be sui
c,sn for the support Of the human race Surely then
va do our share when we labor ten We have social
feelings which must be grstihed. We have minds and
,hev ust be improved. We lovers OF our country
end must have time and opportunity to study It's inter
ais. shall we live and die knowing nothing but the
,sdmens of our tradesi IL knowledge useless 70 us
,hat We should be debared Of the means OF obtaining
n. Would we be less adept a. workmen, wouid tne
Trade of which members be less Respectable or
ussful or would the community OF which we are mem
iers suffer loss because we wero enlightened
suioIpE--A colored man started from Newly ork
In the boat and while the passage, jumped
cveybosrd When the steamer was Off Strstiord Point
coat and hat together with pair OF shoes were dis
covered lying near the Of the boat and hawser
which was used in drawing up the docks was missing
Search was immediately made for the colored man
(whose disappearance TIL that moment had not been re-
markedly without effect and 10 supposed no let
himself down by the rope mentioned above, where oW
ing u the codness Of the and the distance when
ne boat was from the shore he must have pershed-
Tae Young mans name IL Anthony Augustus White.
INew.Haven Herald, Saturday.
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Npw AMERICAN EISTORY

4 MEXICAN HISTORY-Comprising historical sketches
"A Of the Indian tribes a description OF American an
quiiies with inquiry into their origin and he origin
Of the Indian tribes.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
With appendices showing its connection with European
history History Of The present British Provinces; Hslo
nv OF Mexico aud History OF Texas brought down 10 the
time OF It's admission into the American Uniouby Mar
cius Wilson, author of School History Of the United
States Comprehensive Chart &C l vol Syc.
MARX Ii. NEWMAN co. Publishers,
nj 100 Bro sdway.
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Booke.
0HANDLERjs GRAMMAR.

4 NEW GRAMMAR OF the English Language, by
"A Joseph r. Chandler ESQ. Editor of the United states
szete price So cena-his work 10 10 the hands OF tne
stereolyper and will be issued by the subscribers In e
month on April next isl plain, familiar but tnorougn
expostop Of English Grammar adapted to the present
Coalition OF our Language and the vents OF the Schools
Of hi, coan,ry and gned not 10 discuss The subject
with The teacher enable him TO communicate sn nc
curaie knowledge of 1t with facility 10 his pupif Those
who are acquainted with Mr. Chandler either personally
or through his widelycirculsed ard important JOurna
will moi hesitate TO admit that II would be difficult to ma
person better suited TO the task OF preparing such
treatise; and that IL may be expected TO he slaodaio
work IN its department. 10 be OF eminent service 70 lne
cause Of Education and 70 reflect honor on me Sohoo
N'''''''' THOMAS, CowPERTHwAIT l. co
Publishers and Booksellers,
$50 Rarket.st Phladelphia.
FWELL's MEDICAL COMPANION Tenth Edition.
IT q a Go will also publish this Spring The MEDICAL
COMPARISONS Family Physician treating OF the Diseases
OF The United States with their symptoms cure ana
means of prevention common cases In Surgery, rs irac,
Women and Children Dispensstory for preparing
Family Medicines and Glossary explaining technical
Isrms To which are added-A Brief Anatomy ana fhys-
ology OF the Human Body showing on rational principles
he cause and cure of Diseases AH Essay on or
tbe Art OF Preserving Health without the aid OF Incidence
An American Matena Medcs pointing out the virtues ana
doses OF our Medicinal Plants Aso-The Nurses Guide
by James Ewell, Physician in Washington formerly oil
Savannah the Tenth Edition. revised, enlarged and very
Considerably improved embracing Treatise on Hycro'
nsthy Homeopathic and the Chrono-Thema System.
t. BOOKSELLERS and others purchasing Books, are ~
ved 10 call and examine our Stock before purcnasng
elsewhere they will find 1t extensive Than that OF
auy other establishment In the Country and We Will sell
Al the lOweet prices lnl2Saviml 4. I, q 20
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glumau
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DEHsONs ron usING CONANT's FsLea

fiYeost.
lst Itis lHbor-6aving invention.
al destroy thu sscchsrine matter In the nOof
3D. rhs bread baked With u 10 better thar can be pro-
duced 10 any other ~ay.
Alb. Bread made With vsas nav lie usod BY iuyAdf
without the sl ghtest injury.
5h Biscuit made with viii be ghsar and ,we.lef than
made with common yeast.
6h Buckwheai cskes srenfniley better raised with this
yeast than with any other.
7h The bread Ia ready for baking as soon a. II mixed
with the yeast
eth This yeast has received he premium al the late Fair
of the American Institute.
Sold, Wholesale and retsl by
t22u GASSNFR 4 YOUNG. lSZ Chathan-st.
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QUARTERLY BEACON.

YUAN khL1 p1AOONs
lust PUBLISHED, the I'd No. price ~ cents az the
y Office Frsnkln-s9uSTe, (PearsLI contains the va
hoo entire the witty satire on the toes and Sn-
persllons Of hs age; also, entire Christianity proved
ldca,ry reprint also Short Enqairy, W no was
also The lei Ne Of the Qusrery Bescon containing the
celebrated Three lmpostors" ~ T. New editions OF
ssasss Life ol Jesss, Nolneys Ruins, Wales Life OF
Paine, Pains's Works, Noaires Dictionary ard other
liberal works i0lJ lineod
'TO TAII.ORs.-rhe Second Edition OF stinemers
Celebrated work cutting garments OF every descnp
style OF elegance uneQusled 10 now puDlsEed ana
resay tof delivery Those who desire 10 avail themselves
OF ne stesI svsnges to be derived from The use OF inc
nsrucuons contains, would 60 well 10 obtain copy
without delay The book Is u by IL inches square, and
contains IL elegant disgs all the various styles Of
garments worn a. tne prcsen, day. with full snd ample In
The following are Few OF She many highly respectable
nance who testify 70 the merns OF lhs boob :
The undersigned being practically acquainted win Mr.
recommend Il ~ work complete In Ia gements snd
In its practical application 10 cutting superior 70 any bore
tofore published, either In Europe or An,eI,ea-
r. Henry Sen, Daniel Gutter, Stats Baker Chstes
Hsflsnd, J. q Banker.
Tue above can be obtained Of Tie aalhor ls Broad.
way Nev-yors. ms lmeoa.
ONE-EIGiITH or AN INyRNrION.-Aa n
~ yenon FOR increasing the speed urd safety OF seeri-
boats has been secured oy dePosiIng esvs. IN ne "a.
examined and approved By than three hundred
scientific and practical The inventor Il In this
city and has commenced building boat that all may see
the and importance Of the Invention Onceighih
psrI will be sold scientific and practical for
sorabe compeE ssOn, the Inventor desiring have
sstsnt 10 AID him In bUildng. An Interview may be had
wlih the inventor a. los Nesey'sL nom O'Clock to
NJ where drawing and full exp snson may be ard
heard
Tbs subscriber wishes 10 hre Que sssm englne OF from
10 70 Is horse power ts2l~'l sEWALL SHORT.
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La Esassss:s VI SEM HahE AL E.sa&c

kA-G ROAD LiNE-Sprfng =
4,ysnge,nert-.ro commence Thursday, April J. y"
passengers twice each way daily lercepi sundsys-.
Leave New York from the foot Of Duane-ss oeou
NJ and al O'Clock Y. NJ by Steamboat, for fsfmcsh
thence by cars 10 Ranapo, Monroe Chester oosneu
Middelown and Otsille; also stopping at me se'e'I
other Intermediate statons - ,,.,.u. AZ
A. 81. and s p M Middletown al o. A. n and 3 r. NJ
Goshen IS minutes past A. M. and IS minutes pes
p M; Chester at II A. M. and Of r. NJ
Fare between New.York and 0usvile u 80 WsyN'
In proportion. H.. s,,
FOR height tho bsrges Ssmuel Marsh and henr ~
dam Jr will leave NewYork loot Of Dlsnest h ooe"
p. NJ daily, Except Sundsys) =. .o,.,o,s
No freghl will be received in New-Yofk AFTER soe'0''
p. NJ ,,..,,
FrelQhtfo New.York Will DO taken ty tho hsins les,
Ousyille 81 lOI O'Clock A. NJ. Middletown Al ~
Goshen at l2s NJ. ChesieT at O'Clock r. d. NC &c sox
For farther Information, apply to J. r.. CLAhhsoc
Agent corner Duane and West SITS. Hew-Yofk o'""
S.POST superintendent, transportation PiemooL
March 20, 1917 W-
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THE ANNALIsT,

A RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE in the City
"A OF Newly York Edited by William c. Roberts: NJ D.
Fellow of the College OF Physicians and Surgeons OF New"
York.
No. IS Of this established journal Is now ready.
CONTENTS.
I. .Clnque OF the University of New orb.
II Cnneue OF the Collegeof Physicians and Surgeons
UI..Reporis ofN Y. Hospital
~ Reports Of New. York Pathological Society.
V..Congestive Convulsiont By Aug. o. Elliott, NJ D.
VI. Reports OF New-York Med. and Surg Society.
VII Surgery at the n. Y. Hospital
VIII. Report Of Academy of Medicine.
TX Cob. Of Phys. aud Surg. Repor. OF commencement
X..Practical Suggestions BY Moore hclt, NJ. D.
XII Case OF Peculiar Vocal Sound Issuing from Corpse
NIL Editors Table. Ether In France. Varia. Obiirary
Published by DANIEL AOEE, lO7 tuston-sL NJ Y.
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1ublit Gonpspantes, &r.

HOUR OF LEAVING NETWORK CHANGED TO I'm
ass~ - REGULAR MAIL LINZ be,ve,s
49, ESf5 Rossou sud Hew-yofs; BY TO fast an!
s1''1'~s"a-'~ splendid steamers RHODE ISLAND end
GOVERNOR.
The seaner OREGON, Cspt Seth fnsJef, anf
RHODE ISLAND, Capt W. Polief Will run throughout
he season ia connection with the soningion aad rro'
Jepc, rDd Boston and Providence Railroads leaving New
yofk dsiiy sundays excepted, flori pier Nc. Nofth
River al 5 O'Clock, p ~ aud sioniDS,oi al ocicst, Y
a or uroL the arrival " he Mail usln fcm hostcr
These sasmeIs unsurps,sed Ia speed, specdo and
comfort having each ofiben So large eoomcdous rriVs;
sAisrooms aud berths cl BOO persons, besides irke pr
ys.s rooms Tor families ard parties
Tns steamers oicered by Inc most etprrirnced me
sad will shorten the passage between New fofa snd Doe
,on frous IA W hours thereby arriving 10 ample ue Tor
ali The lines running rom New York, North, scun soi
Wes, and all ths lines from Boston, North AID last
Yhs OREGON viii leave New'Yotk Tuesday fnafs
day and Saturday,. ,.
rhe RHODE ISLAND will leave Hew.fork-hcs
leave stoning ton-Tuesdsy, fhu sdsy and Saturday
EB.-Pusengers on the arrival OF NE steamers o
stonngtou proceed Immediately IN the splendid hArosd
cars 10 Providence and Boston without any delay snd
Baggage Master accompanies each hsn TO Boston 70 nls
charge Of the baggage. ......
For passage or frelgh inquire on board hs boan
No North River, or No. 10 Bs.Iery-plsce. MIC
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ERENCH WINDOW SHADES. CIT Comiees .
Il Drsperies, Tassels Bands, &c.-J. &. WOODFORO,
25 Broadway will open this morning cases FRENCH MIN
dow Shades embracing style Landscapes, Gohics,
Flower Vase &c. which will be offered ~ prices reduced
" Also cases Gin Corices, In every variety OF pat
terms Gl Bands Curtain Loops Tssses, Cords, WINDOW
Bfssses, &C.
Families intending purchase for the SPRING merchants
from the different ces aud those buying 10 sell again.
will DO well 10 avail themselves Of the present oppoflu-
nifty As the assortment lie not TO be eXceed IN he city
nos Altoona above Reade-sL Lafsrge Buildings
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n FOR sALE-A great variety VI fruit, ornamental
- trees, Towering shrubs eyergreens, grape vines,
rose bushes herbacecus plants 200 600 giant sspsrs
gus roots and dwarf box for garden edgings some very
splendid brsnched aianthus also very fine psulonnsa
ees Orders received by Mr.. J. WOOLSEY, goa Front
~ where catalogues be obtsined, BY the pro-
prietor, DANIEL HIGGINS, Flushing, l.. l. Nursery
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DY ORDER Of Joseph Visit, Supreme Court Com
- missioner residing at jamestown ChaGtanque Coun
~ notice Is hereby given, that attachment has Issued
the state Of Zers Madison deotoron
due proOfmade the said Joseph Walt Supreme Court
Commissioner Aforesaid, pufsusnlO me orecuons OF
the statute concerning attachments against ebscondlng
concealed and nonresident debtors sud that The same VIII
he sold for The payment OF MS DEUS unless ne, e san
Zera Mstson appear and discharge such attachment
according 10 law within nine months from the hfst puD
cation Of this notice. and that the payment OF any ueOts
and the delivery Of any property belonging 10 me SAID
debtor him for his Use and The transfer OF eny prop
eriy by him. for any purpose whatever are t0rbaaen Dy
law and are void-Dated Feb. ], 1917. AbNER LEW u,
InfIawam Any for alLsching creditor.
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xNTORk FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, the family circle,
w Common Schools and Academies. -AsIRosoMlcAL
M.rs es of s Teen colored charts each by 81 !eei
whole designed TO Illustrate the mechanism Of tie Heavens
by II. Meltisop.
The plan OF this work ia entirely original Each map IL
lstrnte distinct part Of the phenomena
OF the bodies until oil the leading principles Of
this noble science are made perfectly ineligible 10 the
learner The Elementary Treatise describes each hgure
on the maps and specially adsps the work TO The family
circle the private student and to schools The parent
teacher Ia the use Off may instruct youth OF twelve years
and upward giving clear and practical knowledge OF
the subject and wfnd increased Interest and pleasure In
The study as he progresses The maps beautiful
work OF art they are mounted and pus up In neat box
for TRANSPORTATION with one copy OF the Treatise, al SIS
per set, thick paper and al so with cloth bafks PUB
"'nS Sa ' UiiSrINfsToN Il SAVAGE 2ls Pearl-,L Y
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DY ORDER OF Frederick P. Stevens, ESQ. First Judge
ID or Erie County Courts, and Counsellor at Law In ne
Supreme Court Notice hereby given, pursuant 10 Inc
provisions Of the Statute authorizing attachments against
descending concealed and nonresident debtors, that an
attachment has issued against The estate OF Benjamin o.
Simpson and Albion G.. Turner non resident debtors
and that the will be sold for the payment OF lnelI
debts unless they appear and discharge sueh Attachment
according 10 law within nine months from the hrs publl-
cation OF this notice. and bs the payment OF any debts
due to them by residents Of this State and the delivery 10
them or for their use any property within this state pc
longing to them and the transfer OF any such properly by
them are forbidden by law and voidDated the 18th
day Of February, 1917. > q. HANEN,
InS Iaw9nl Attorney for Attaching Creditors
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sr.A AT PRIfATK NNLK-A v,In.Iis a., -.
n. FOR SALE or TO LET

LIS isge house consisting OF rooms, large garden Of
shout acre, with plenty OF fruit barn, sheis le
Also village lois, 80 A. front by ~ feet deep each p-s
sanity situated steamboat landing and the River k,
road Possession given 18Th April let May yor Al,
Their particulars inquire Of THOMAS BISHOP. Al onh,
the premises, Dobbs' Ferry, or DWIGHT BISHOP, ~
Hudsor-st N Y M ltveol.
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y A FARM TO LET or 10 lease, on Staten Island,
= three quarters " mile from Port Richmond Inquire
- AnnsL melm'
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PATENT

CHANDELIERS, &c.-JOHN MITCHELL co. late
NHoyt, Brown Co l52Meroer-s invite tbs attention
he trade and others to large and completes assortment
OF goods in their ne which they constantly adding
and which they offer al low prices for cash approved
credit Dealers invited to call at the mandatory and
examine their work. Gas fixtures made 10 any pattern
and fltedup. So lwH
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n VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Cons.ang
about IS acres in he town OF White Plains West
chester Co. Que and half miles from mo Harlem
Railroad Depot The land Is Of the hfsi qushy' ana
good orchard on The premises Applyto
JAMES LAWRENCE, 90 The premises
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RRUSHEsi BRUSHES

BRUSHES BRUSHES
VNHE SU BSCRIBER respectfully invites the attention OF
i the public 10 his extensive assortment of Brushes OF
every description at the Brush Factory, 557 Pearst
Franklin square. Constantly on hand, Paint Brushes
Whiiewssh Brushes, Window DO busting do. and all
kinds of ancy Brushes which he offers for sale 81 tho low
est prices. ta5lwA JOHN K HOPPEE.
CALVIN BLYTHg GsokeE w. H.sRIs
BLYTHE & HARRIS.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, No. South SixthsL fhllaiel.
[Aphis Refer to Mr. Joseph Tryon, 50 Brosdn Peter
De Win, Hsq ss Nassau, and Mr. Bushrod Birch, eS VIII
i!sn.st New.York i0f law6tn
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IN FOR SALE, or exchange for city property, On the
most adyanlag terms, 81 endid farm IN the Town
- VI Wethershed, Wyoming (laie Genesee cOuaiy,
Stale ofNew-York. This farm is In prime condition. well
located fenced and wa.ered has abundance Of fruit
buildings &c and will be sold or exchanged on terms well
worthy tho attention Of any person Wishing TO purchase.
For tul particulars apply 10 +. @. Lucky,
a y
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az, TO IET-The upper part o. House ~ spring-st
- 20 a small gentee famiy-the parts consist Of Two
~ parlors with folding doors, marble mentsis pantry
eteen parlors 81 story large front room bedroom
mi pantry sttc rooms ogether with large conven-
Ell scben With pantry Crolon wser Se large, pleasant
ard with grape wire, grass plat, being bli doors ron
/, = -, lssi,sbi,, ic-etIon ss 81