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~ COUNTRY SEAT FOR SAL.E-IhX very de-
f sirable residence the beautiful village of ndsrhook
-. rumbia County ned up, and recently occupied by
Hoes, Esq., offered for sale lhsre
also The premises house, atables woodbouse
barn. and all other couvensut buildings The grounds
about four acres well stocked with large sy of APP
vines and shnbbery Of which have from es
braed nurseries, both Europe and New York The whole
property in the psscI order II the Village
ACADEMY m this Sate in point Of shaTscts
aas sotsm p. 8. HOES rs Wall street.
&C. FOR sALE-WESTCHEsTFR LAND.-To gen.
ktlemen of sites for country seats market
~deners in Of land for gardens. and all persons
wishing location in the neghborhood of Nav York.
$40 of land in the of Weschestc within miles
ofthe City Hall, with right Of passing Harlem Bridge
free Of toll offered SALE lots from
5o 50 each The lands within IS minutes walk Of
the raroad front good roads; the negborhood OF
schools and churches of different denominaons the
good, and location healthy Tide nd.putabe: Terms
derate Apply Gouvernsur Morris, Morrsana Wesche
Co.; to Walter Rutherford Counsellor 10 Nassau
New York auis sot.m
.zsss FOR s.LE-!THE PRO PERTY IN UNl0N VII
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Below
One bark, two brgs unknown.
Sailed
Prussan soop of Dantzic brig Baldwin. Savannah.
The telegraph reports brig Triumph ashore South OF
the Highlands. fore and aft schr loaded with coal lays
ashore below the Narows Jacobsons full Of
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F,.u .sales Of $50 quintals dry God were made at
so.ros held at about ESQ per barrel advance
1000 Sssed herring we're sold to arrive, pri
~sai.w of 300 400 boxes bunch raisins were
Gvsrr BAos--aalss of Sooo for coffee covers were
Hsmr-sales Of 100 bales dew.rotted American were
made at sI4O $3.50 p er ton.
LtAp-small sales Acre made at 40.
Mon.,,rs continued firm though sales we're light.
NAvAL SrSREs.-About $50 seemed to be the offering
price for sprs turpenfine while no sales Of moment
were reported Cbers yeas no change In uther dssorip
opIs-Linsssd Continued quiet without change in
rr,c,s There was better feeling In olive oil, and more
doing Bales Of 5000 a 1000 gallons made los
io7xc now held At HOO Crude sperm and whale
quiet while IN norS
mess quiet at SIS as and ne sla aa 90 bos sour
prime sold private terms Sey-sass OF iSo b6s
trau.pre A small lot uS Sol. pr%: , old at IS
elK; and 30 do at 50 Lard-Salss OF 300 bbls were
made ,o. snS SS s loo at S 8 iS Of
packages Ohio were made at IL isc. This State do
was worth IA 1919. Chesse-No change
RIcr-The market continued firm at 20 asa so for
prime quality.
suoAa-saIes Of lao hhds Cuba Muscovsdo sugar were
reported Sold including part strictly prime 1t 7Ho
sEEp-Saes of 900 lbs clover were made at CENTS
haxssed was held at 100 cents
ToBAoco-sales Of 90 hhds Kentucky and Virginia
were made at AZ exc and 800 bales Cuba at l5kc.-
There continued to b. better feeling, and prices
WHALEBorr stood at 90 and 30 cents
WHisKEy-States Prison was held at % ceuts: lot to
arrive was offered at 20 cents
WooL-Ths transactions within the last few days
have been rather higher The stock Of contin
to increase and at present there good Of
the various grades. We quote follows :--Saxony
fleece ~ 46c full blood merino 80 $780, do do 81
3sc; n do % SIC; supernne pulled 81 80; No /,
~ 26c. y
FRsIcHrs.-Rates were inactive. To London, 3D. was
offered for grain In sacks and 0d asked To Liverpool
rates we're unsettled and heard Of no
consequence.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, TUESDAY. AFTERNOON, AUo. II.
Transactions in general rather light to-day The
receipt of later foreign being daily expected dealers
seemed disincned to operate to any considerable
tent The -four market remained about the same
Sales of fresh ground Genesee made at So "a to
50 of Oswego at IS sly; and of Ohio fat, little
fancy at SO also small lots cid inspection at S. e2
A lot of Western sold at 81 ak Good Western
wheat was held at l30c lot Of inferior do sold at
1860. Corn continued firm. sales Of Western mixed
were made at &c., and lots of handsome do including
parcels of fat and round yellow at $780, small lot of
Northern round white sold at 800. For handsome
lots round Northern yellow 81 $40. asked small
lot Geneva mills meal sold at So and lot Of
North River do at the price Rye frmer, and
in good demand Small sales of old made at &c.,,
asad lot Of new at s2c Oats worth ~ 4sc and
barley SO a 65c Pork continued inactive. In beef
some sales were making but mostly private terms
In groceries prices remained at about the same but
tales we're moderate
Receipts dewn the Hudson River Aug; 10.
Flour :. % 600 barrels. Corn. 900 bushels
Whsst :. 1890 bushels Oats ...... $500
AsHrssma sales Of pots were making; 90 bbls. sold
ct 50; md pearls, say so bbls., at So
see cheey fresh ground were made at So including 500
do at o. 300 do Oswsgo sold at 50 s7x 200 to 400
at the price, and 700 do July old inspection
IS 62h. Michigan was worth S. rs S. siz, accord
sais Of 300 bushels Of inferior western At 81 o.
Good white Ohio was held at 81 30. Corn--ssles
of 240o bushels mixed were made at $780,. 4OOO do
mixed and fat yellow sold ct II Also, and 4b0O do
slightly mixed at 7sc 1900 do fat yellow, and 500 do
round white sold at the price small par
round northern yellow, holders demanded 81 SIC
Media small sale of Geneva steam mills made at
So, and 1850 do. North River sold at the same price
Rye-sma sales Of old were made at $780, and 1000 do
new at Sac. Rye Flour was worth - q 81 26. Oats
not quite rm and sales were reported at about
HnfIs n %
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eastward through the villages Of East Liberty and WAL
knsburgh point Turtle Greek, have been put un
der contract From this point eastward extensive
veys In progress but the route Is yet undecided
through Westmoreland county.
Fifteen miles Of the road west from Harrsburgh have
also put under contract and the work 10 to be oom
msncsd Immediately. In October next second contract
viii be made for tho road west from Harrisburgh for
distance Of ty five miles, This will bring the road to
Lewiston.
The receipts at the United States Custom House in
Vera Cruz up to the first of August amounted to $780,
O00
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of
tain articles exported from Boston to foreign ports for
the week ending August l4th.
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr OF BosToN-WEEKLr Ex-
To East Indies-Domestics bales and cases. 900; Lead
pigs 1885, Tobacco boxes IS; Flour barrels 100; Beef
barrels 90 Bacon hogshsads Bread, barrels, al Pork
To Europs-Cotton, bales, 22s; Oil, casks, Q; Soap,
boxes, so.
To West Indies-Bsef barrels, III; Bread, barrels,
q Hoops, bundles, 1888; Hams, hogsheads, q do, No,
1907 Lard. kegs, 300 Ice, tons 1907 Shingles, o6,000
Shocks $50; Lumber, feet, 10000 Pork barrels 400
1906 Tobacco boxes 80; do, hogsheads A do, bales,
90 Hams. No 100; Domestcs cases 8; Flour, barrels,
$50 Bricks 24OOO Fish, barrels 7a; do, boxes 800; de-,
drums co. do packages co. Rice, casks, %; Tar bar
res 20 Ashes barrels l2 Candles, boxes 300; Crack
a To Nova Seotia~Four, barrels i4sO; Wheat, bush
els 1854 Corn meal barrels 1897 Rye -four barrels 81
Corn bushels 81 Bread bags, ST. do, barrels 81; But
ter pounds siO6; Pork barrels 2il Beef barrels III
Apples barrels u.s. Bricks, OO0 On barrels, 80; Cot
ton batting, bales co. Pitch, barrels llo Rosn, bar
rels, S. Tar, barrels, 2; Tobacco hogsheads,4
The aggregate value Of exported above
was sI4s9 25 Of which SlOOs64 s6 domestic pro-
ducts sls9s 80 foreign products and $27 o75 90 in
specie.
The quantity of certain articles imported for the same
period foreign and domestic ports a. annex
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Married.
In Brooklyn Tuesday, 18th inst ut the Church Of
the Holy Trinity, by the Rev Mr. Lewis Miss ARoLsE
Barn, youngest daughter Of Capt. James Barr, to
Nh. JOSEPH ADAMsoN, Of New Orleans.
Died.
On Monday, Aug l6, MARGARET, wife Of Samuel
Bingham, In the 18th year of her age.
The friends and scquantauces Of the family and
members Of Palm Tent No. A. Daughters of Rechab
Eureka Tent No 90, l. o. Of Rschsbites, respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this "wednesday
afternoon at half past O'Clock from her late residence
in 33d street, second door from 10th avenue.
On Tuesday morning, 18th INST at Esstchester, Gu
j. CouTANT Of this city In the 49th year Of his
age.
The funeral will take place from Mr. Smith Ovitts,
at Eachester His relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend. They will take the ten O'Clock
train Of to Hunts Bridge where conveyance will be
in attendance.
On Tuesday, 18th inst at Psulings Dutchess Co.. at
the residence Of Mr. J. Burdick, Miss SUSAN GARDNER,
resident of this city
Her remains will be taken to Beekman, Duchess Co..
for intermsnt.
Suddenly, on Aug. 10th, at Niagara Falls PETER G.
STUYvEsANT, Esq, in the 10th year of his age.
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VisIr.oF THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO NORFOLK
We have already stated that the Hon. James
buchanan Secretary Of state, visit to Old Point
Comfort Yesterday, at the invitation Of Commodore
kearnsy Through especial deputation Of Commsnder
steamer Osiris accompanied BY Mr. Med Of the Ohio,
Agent for Indian Affairs, and Judge Dunlap and Mr.
Yard where he was received by Com Kesrnsy and CON
Quoted through that extensive establishment. The
yanis the soop Of Albany the usual sslutes being
bred by those ships and the Naval Hospital The ds-
unguisbed guest and his suit then accompanied
by Commodore Kearney to the National Hotel and par
took OF the sumptuous hospitality Of the worthy Com
m1dore the evening the Secretary Of State BY APP
authorities Of the city, who waited on him In u body
He left ths city last evening In the u steamer Union
Tor Old Point and will leave there learn Monday
evening for Washington -Novfsik Heraid.
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WAsHIroroN, Aug. 10, l647 ,

The administration, you may rely upon 1t, have the
cards that will win the game Santa Anna 1t ia sup
posed, will come up yet on the right side We under
stand that Mr. Benton visited the White House to-day
and had long conference with the President Colonel
Benton's views worth having, and his counsel In
equivalent to the winning Of a battle at this crisis
Every body here supposes that the knows
what II is doing More this evening w
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~ TO THE
LATEST MOMENT.
Il X L e G II AP HIC.

RICHMOND, August ~, Is47.
Inc Southern train failed to connect nc weldon No
mail Whatever south Of Weldon
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BENEFIT OF NINE. ANNA BIsuop

~
Esssns A a sssi s;S vii Ill., !.
TS. MAID k!i OF AsLoIs. li,lia., Anna Bishop
VII ADDED from 81 = SAC 20 iG shsh
Afisr vhiers 4 scene from ANNA BoLENA. Ann,
03 TSs Ps M%s c oasGS of THE SECRET.
Ansr which, = scene from LINDA OF cHAMIouN-
'' Af;sr ' which 1" Kiss IN THE DARK.
Ihe whole TO conclude with aseene from TANCREDI
RowERi THEATKE.--A. W; JAoE.ou. rropn.or.-
viii ss .ssss ss s Aug
Ms shaw Adirs9s, Mr. Marshall; PhOeioa Mr. Clarke;
q ss fsine S ia isf Nfa L SpSt
Boxes. P snd Gallery Carl & cents Doors op..
quarter 70 u performance TO commence At halfpast7.
CHATHAM TIA, TaEATRE5Under the Management OF Mr.
MAID Of ss%' w 9s
hi H H's M%sehy
0Bfssiiasnaa Mr. Brougham; Mr. Brown Cherry Mr. Whit
S$ TON M' %HUMBKas Arthur. Mr.
ann 15oCss MT Br9psEham Hancamunea MrsBroaxh
pHIcEs-BoIes, IS cents; Pit, i2h cents.
Doors open at 7-performance CONNER ces M haIEpss7
CANsTLE g GiAkDEN.First night Of the Italian Opera
s' Of AaSss;SS r BE-
S. P Don So SG E has y PSp Ry
Ts s sSS S Don
Door. open az ~. Performances TO commences ats.
and IF aa%
S, , to them p to b directed Mons paid
nam SQUIRE rost once. ais 2ts'rc
Ms ssJ: fSsS
9I.mie Painting Of The City Of IoSd0u %h many
dhRSshtEAp EsAEsE ASP 9a MEiaSaxE
oyRkNG fH ANGaN M1THPEE XIV VENUS
Ms@ s9c .mon. Fortune
BROADWAY THEATRE.--Thi, e.labl.hmsnt aow
yy m on % sSoS S , :: for
Persons Of s s.isaI ri.hax situation, 70, tn.
season. will please .ddi':hin .: =:
During Mr. Barrett. IN Europe aS,' ali ssI. and
Nd .:sy
iEN ;t:t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ?.
H Of H. V. 4 y W
ss Ia'; TFss9
their ch'' MoSPAY Es3ENN Han %
e oE s'5jfiy e HsE SONGS DUETS dLEEs PAR
..sas SS.s % sS Bur
Eo, MC II r. by the Company
Doors open at oclock-Performance to commences ate
THE CHINESE y: JUNK -cHINEsE CyRIosITIEs-
The Captain OF the Chinese Junk induced from the
g. oSE e.
as numbers from the interior of the State every day
Sa1 s sn the only %f @
Architecture together with the many which are
contained her cabin, &C. The Idols which they worship
The Guns Swords: and other implements of war the beautiful
shoes those OF the female which
r as ~f''1 :'t cs.
Empire. now avail the mseves Of this treat.
ala 4trrc
CoLMANs GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS, mo.
203 Broadway above his Book consisting of ninety
choice Pictures by celebrated masters Ttisns Venus
Of life size The Dying Gladiator by David The Mise
English Roadside &c &C. &c !: esteemed foreigner. Al
Mr.; COLMAN imports all the New Popular Engravings
from London Paris and Germany which with his
collection Of Books Paintings Fancy Stationery and Drawing
retail.
HERALDRY.-Coats of Arms furnished and embazoned
in the most sumpuous style, be had in drawing
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BUFFALO, August l7-P. VI.

BUFFALO, August Up. VI.
Sales 1000 barrels fair western and Michigan brands
we're made at IS I21 Sales of 5000 bushels western
wheat chiefly Ohio fair quality made at LOG cts
Sales of bushels of made embracing sound
western mixed and fat yellow at cents whif-
key was dull at % cents Provisions change Sales
1900 bushels oats at 80 cents Receipts the preos
ding "a hours Wheat 10000 bushels Corn, 10000
bushels Flour omitted. Frsights by Canal to Albany
Flour, IS cents, and Wheat, II cents.
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ALBANY, August 1T. M
No transactions In nour grain worth reporting,
while prices remained about the same Dealers gen.
orally seem to be snxicusy waiting for steamers
news No eastern vessels in. No change to note in
provisions in whiskey Receipts by the canal for the
preceding twenty -four hours Flour 5000 bbls corn,
1880 bushels wheat, 5000 do rye, 500 do.
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Sales OF Stocks nj phiIsdeIuhi..

rIhI poAhp, aug. H.-lOo WI mington 6s, 30.
AtTth sALss-3o New Jersey Copper Co. I; 40 Leh,sh
dge Loan 92 ~ do interest bz 500
50, 90 Girard Bank 1915 II Mechanics Bank 2s 20 Penn
Township bank, %; 1000 Reading RK Mtse Bonds,
1917: so Reading RR 81 $50 Treas Notes. io3 $50 40
32.sths, lo3A
.sArrrR sALK,-ioo Reading RR. s1< a33 State So 7s;
1000 Treas Notes S. Iosh So Aneghany Copper, ioS
1000 Lehgh
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BALTIMORE, Aug. IL, lSl7.

BALTIMORE, Aug IL, l647.
Arrival Of stransos-.arre" Of Fugitive from NsW
York-Mr Clay, General Taylor and the Presidency
The Markets, Stock Board, &c.
There should be a tremendous business done this Fal
in all the Northern Cities the number of Southern and
Western merchants daily pouring into city, pass
ing through to the North has been eqused before
Every and steamboat that arrives filled with them
A man named George Thompson, alias johnson, wan
yesterday arrested Ze and Rdgey suspected Of be-
ing Of the robbers Of Judsons Hotel In New York
short time since He arrested fugitive from Jus.
tice and searching his trunk small tin box found
well filed with skeleton keys nippers and other instru.
ments of his calling Nothing found In his posses
sion to fix him the robbery the hotel but the Jus
tice considered possession of hempemsntof his
trade ssssufcient to- q committa for'furthsr
examination lie had been boar ding at Respectable
boarding house, where his movements had already
excited some suspicious
Mr.. Clay slipped through Baltimore quietly that
but little opportunity was given his friends for full
expression OF their enthusiastic attachment to him
should he return this way he will be nearly killed With
kindness The wings Of this city consider him the man
for the Presidency against the field and they believe
that Gen Taylor will not against him II nominated
II Is also asserted that Gen. Taylor openly ASSERTS that
Henry Clay is the only living that can bring this
humiliation of the Mexican That Mr. CLAY evil
dently the" one o. the great satesmenn 80 often al
doubt; and it is also asserted that he has frequently
said that he would rather see Mr. Clay President than
to be President himself Who then doubt for mo-
ment that Gen. Taylor will not withdraw from the can
vass II Mr.. Clay should be nominated!
Mrs Burke appeared last night at the Holiday Street
in the drama Of the "Wifss Journey, OF the Seven
Escapes" with crowded house Let her appear in
what she may, full house Ia matter Of course
THE MARxETs-The demand for flour il rather be ter
Small sales Of Howard BRANDS &c. firm Eesh
ground from old wheat s. 75some asking Holders
Of City Mills him asking So Is, which price come
parcels have been contracted for The receipts wheat are
far with good demand milling purposes sales yeser
day Of several thousand bushels prime 81 %
81 2ethe latter price for prime; sales Of loco 500
bushels white wheat 81 30 81 IS 81 %ethe latter such
suitable for family flour Sales Of white and yellow
TIA rs Oats % Provisions and groc firm
Whiskey asa a2sh cents in hhds. and q in bbis.
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore:
sh Bank Of Baltimore s9A; do Farmers and Pittsburgh
Bank, 2sx 30 do Mechanics Bank i3h; United States e.
1867 closed lo3 asked o4 bid; State closed
30 asked s bd City Of closed olX asked
oIs bid Baltimore and Ohio railway shares Az, ~ bid
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l7-P. NJ
Flour to-day rather quiet, owing to the anxiety Of
dealers to obtain steamers We quote Howard
street at s. 10 &c. Sales Of so0o bushels OF wheat
made, consisting Of Maryland reds at llsc 1850
Sales Of 200e bushels Of white and yellow Maryland corn
made at Tao zee Market iirm, and stock light
In whiskey no change. Provisions about the same.
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PHILADELPHIA, August II, ls4T.
The thousands Of Phiadephians that are In the daily
habit Of perusing the New York Herald on the arrival
Of the Camden and Amboy line, this morning
thrown .aback by its non-srrival The early line
proved to be the late line to-day and vice versssl
owing to fog causing detention Of the John Potter Of
about four hours The passengers and papers reached
here about ~ O'Clock.
AN improbable rumor prevailed In Baltimore this
morning founded despatch from Rich mond, to the
effect that Gen Taylor the vertsbls Rough and Ready
had been getting into the cars for the White su
phur Springs OF course nobody believes It,
Joshua Hollngbead, OF Browping's Ferry, Camden Ia
reported to have died this morning. from the effects OF
short but Illness lie formerly the sheriff OF
Burlington county and ocAted in that capacity at the
execution of Joel Clough years since for the muir
der Of Mrs Hamilton lie also well known as the
host for many years. Of the Rising sun Hotel Of Tren
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"A dark and light flowing blue Earthenware, match
throughout opened, from the shelves Also. Glassware. will
be sold at Auction by Jacob Plat This Day. Wedne
hasunt sh s at o'clock. IN hs large Sales Room
inc Aucticn store, No. 70 Plat street. Of Gold
~ The sale will be in lots country, well
cty Dealers and the all sound and can
packer. Wv '' W ~" '-PS'sA~'~
The sale will commence with a complete assortment. to
match mat hroushoa of John Rdgways Flowing Blue Ware
VIZ Dses Bakers Naples. Soup and ure ems COW
cred Dishes Salads Pickles Bosis Toilet and Tea Ware
Jugs nc among which is the Flower Pot and Londoa
buccieuch paterns-in all about 100 lots from invoice
xv sr which, an entire invoice. complete of
white ranite TO match throughout Also assert.
meat Of blue Cornth blue Vine edged dpt printed and &c
Ware, IN lots 10 suit urchasers
sales. VIM NC ''A'' A' O'CLOCK previous 10
proved paper. auis II. re
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pOWELL ON THE EYE-yus published, Popular
Treatise the EYE, its Diseases and their cure with
engravings, rules for the selection Of specaes &c. 8yo
price 50 cents To be had the authors and Of booksellers
generally.
Dr. Powell attends erclusvey diseases Of the Eye and
Ear from Ito o'clock, at his Office 2sl Broadway, Of
Warren street
Artificial Eyes ofsuperor quality recently imported
anil src
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NOTICE TO BUTCHERS-Articles Of the Butchers
IN Melting for the ensuing ready
and will remain open for signatures AZ their Office Of
First aud Fourth until lst September
Butchers DESTROYS of becoming member Of the Association
will call and leave their signatures prior that date.
ais 20tSrc By order OF the Board Of Trustees
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs.-ExTENs OF
the Harlem Railroad from croon Falls TO Dover Plains
Proposals. for the grading masonry and bridging Of tweny
from its terminus Croton Falls to Dover Plains in
Dutchess County will be received the office Of the Eng
neeI in White Plains until the first day Of September.
The lire prepared for the examination Of Contractors
neers Office.
The Company night accept reject any pro-
posals- whether they may be the lowest or not
as attire ALLAN CAMPBELL. Engineer
WIN CROWLEY SON, Needle and Fish Hook Manu-
~ Maiden Lane Cup stairs) New York WIN. C. and Son
respectfully inform the merchants Of New York and other
cities th having hand stock Of their
articles, will sell the trade importer az
sbn, wm Crowley being now in England ana intending
jy23 ,0srs " "
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a1<f FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAND.-To gen
0Aemen Of sites for country market gar
denes in OF land for eardens and TO all persons
wishing location in the neighborhood of New York.
5oacres Of land in the town Of Westchester within miles
Of the City HALL with right Of passing Harlem Bridge
tree Of toll offered private sale lots containing from
to so each The lands within Is minutes walk Of
the railroads front good roads, the neghbohood Of
schools and ehurche, Of different denominations the water
good location healthy Title Terms
deate Apply Gouyeneur Msuis Morrisania, Westchss
CO.. Walter Rutherford, Counsellor ~ Nassau
New York. lauip 30t TN
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II EGE., FREEZES BRANDlES-Now landing at Pier
II R., from ship Mary Francis from Bordeaux s3 pack
OF the Suisse be in France, viz, Cognse Legcr Frerss
Armag Star" Bordeaux, Henry L. l.. Chstaneue and
,nd eighth pipes. Also cs:L. Whit. Brandy q superior
full assortment Of the above Blsndes vntages from
1877 q isss Samples sethe Office. ioa WSl y5est,
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DARHIAN DYEIN9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l22
L William street, New York-COURTG DEsCHAUX
dye and hnsh and superior STYLE before intro
duced into the United States all goods sewing silk
twist and trans either plain shaded; zepr and
woollen yarn, sewing cotton, mohair &c
They have imported patent machinery for putting worst,
goods ribbons silk satin, merinos thibet and cashmere
shawls gmps nges cords and tasse ladeS and gentle
men garments &C.. dyed and cleaned equal articles