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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

N B-rhs Sail Lines from Philadelphia 10 Baltimore
savs the Depot corner OF Eleventh and MaIketss. Sun
days excep sd, At ~ NJ and r NJ daily by Railroad
rs- Passengers clutoned against purchasing tickets
Ia Newlork for Baltimore, Pittsburgh Wheeling, puf
porting 20 by the aforementioned Lines. 10
authorized sell tickets New York for these lines
M Il J J. SLEMMER Agent for Mail Lines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

so%S !. "a y Winter Arrangement To eommsass
Friday, October !, 1917. Leave
Paterson DEPOT. Nsw-fosK
o'clock. A. Nj. 81 O'clock, NJ
M O'Clock, s. NJ. ~ O'clock, NJ
o'clock, r. ". ~ O'Clock, r. n.
Leaves Paterson DepciG new-forfh
O'clock, A. III. Y O'clock, A. M
s O'Clock, =. n. u o'clock, I. ID
P.ssenssr. are advised 10 be at the Ferry few miauss
bsfesafhf haar ~ ssrtfnz Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

HOUSES For SALE.


g. A HOUSE AND LEASE for saie, corner 81
e., kug and Wsshiug sts-the c 1se Tor twenty ne
49, years flom May next Inquire 90 Ann-st. m0 s"
80 FOR SaIE.- The thrre-sioly mo- eru built bics
"a. house and l1t the corner Of ksugton and TumF
kirssfs. Also vacant lot Ia Twenty second 81. be-
tween Second and Third avenues Terms reasonable.
For rsrtcufers apply % JOHN w CONOFER, % Lewis
49, OFT &. GOULD, a r.mPkiusst mo ".
81, FOR sALE-fvoveryco com Piete houses on Twelfth
l near the sNih-syenue stories in hight, drisi 81
with ell the modern Improvements; oLo a. be houfes
furnished with looking sla's 10 che piers aud marteis
Of both the parlOrfu every respect trs class h1les OF
moderate ii13. Apply % \. J. bLEEChEk,
nj Broaist
n. BROADWAY PROPERTY for sale or lesss
~ ne premises 5fi Broadway, having ieen occupied
b. the subscriber cabinet furniture mandatory
Tor the last II years.
From Tie central location it offers advantages for the
business pied, store, hotel any large
purpose For patc1lars snd terms, which
vii be msis reasonable, inquire Of WM. B. SdiPMAN
on the pismiles l5l U
"a WILLIAnSRURGU PROPERTY lor sale
80 very ow-Oue Two story ard auto house In Leon
ad-slo % feet by 100 house p feet By SO. etrly
nap containing N gOomsprice n l0o-Cur hundred can
remain mortgage. 80 ono new t,Vostory gud a-uc
house with kitchen and two lots OF ground, corner
Of Even and Anslee the Gothic church, Inquire
Of d. Manner corner Of Grand and Fourth SITS WI
lausbur4h. mo In
a. FOR SALE, to lease or exchange for city proper.
Nua N H T. d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

-. -.z+-94FtFf J52-1iI.UANh n NtfENECTADH
6Szsf a. RAJ LROAD COMPANi,-Mercbss.
dee will be received by the aboys
Company AZ Albany and transported 10 Buffalo and inter
mediate places by railroad and after the let Of Novsfs
ber pToSno Printed Lists OF Prices, Sc may be- had 90
application 10 ISAAC NEWTON, IA Grsanwichst OF a.
livingston Wellss Express Office, 10 Wsll-sI N. T.
All communications In relation freight at Al.
bany must be addressed 70 r.. FOSTER, Jr sscy.
Albany October =. 1917 oS0 n
New ORD Journal OF Commerce will please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

80 c4azzrxx-1 EIfZABETHTOWN AND
S&<1 e = pssssf ~ sO5ERsILLE RiiLoOAD-Rssid
during the past season with heavy
n Raii-WINTER ARRAHGFMENr-Leaye by NJ j.
Railroad foot q Cortlaud-st At AM and p NJ. Lssvs
by steamboat from Pier North River at l0t O'clock
light train,) ard - O'Clock Pm
For EhSToA, Wilkesbarre, mauch Chunk, Pa. bs
Leave ~ The morning line BY Rsilrosd. FOR sss apply
b 4 nOPE naL.h.als. MntaL u Coil. o. 80 n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

"OuR DEAR LITTLE BABy."-At ma.
sons yard in this city is head stone, with
these words "Our dear little baby !"
aud The marble upon which affection has
cut the sentence. is as small and as pure as
an infant. Surely. here is perfection in an
epnaph. The age Of dying child is moth
ing, aud need not be recorded; and what
is there in a name. when the heart yearns
for the form. This little stone has no mark
for curiosity. and cold history would fr"wn
on IL but my parent entering the grave
yard where that baby rests, and that small
marble may stand, would carefully avoid
treating on the little grave, and yet would
stand there conjuring up the onee bright
eyes of that baby. fixed on mothers love,
and its arms opening for fathers fond
ness and then, alas, the dmming Of those
eyes, and the dropping Of those arms the
silence, and what more sad. Of a dead child T;
and the-faiher and mother bereft Of all but
this cry Of naiure--"Our dear little baby
Home Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

THREE HuSDRgD DOLLARS WORTH or
RsSrv'vN.-w. W. Bro~D, in his lecture
al Salem. said:
" have with me an account OF a slave
recently sold upon auction stand. The auc.
'Ioneer conld only get bid Of s4OO. but
as he was about 10 knock her of, the own
er of the slave made his way through those
that surrounded him, aud whispered to the
auciioneer As Soon as the owner left. the
huetioneer said, i have failed 10 tell you all
the good qualities of this slave have told
you she was strong. healthy aud hearty, and
now have The pleasure TO announce to you
that she Is sery pions. She has got relig.
ion; and although before that he could on
ly get S400, as soon as they found out that
she had got religion they commenced bid.
ding upon her, aud the bidding went Up TO
800. The writer says that her body and
mind were sold ior $500, aud her religion
was sold for $780,"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04
NUMBER "a.
A Singular Incident.

A late number Of the New York Sun
contained the following advertisement
II the cabman who brought gentleman
10 the Asior House, at about II o'clock
This morning (Mondsy) will call at the
Office and leave word with either OF the
clerks, at what street aud number he found
the gentleman, he will be mos, literally re-
warded"
This mysterious notice sci everybody won
dering and guessing. After few days the
mystery was solved by the New York cor
respondent OF Boston paper and the
facts, us he represents Them, make on, a
case such as mas rarely occurred 10 New
York OF elsewhere. I, appears by the state.
meni that gentleman arrived in New York
from Syracuse with $4,000 for the pur-
pose of making purchases. Having select
ed his goods and got his drafts cashed. he
started off with three fine fellows (d,xm-
niers) upon a spree. Aiier getting pretty
well excited al game of ten pins-noth-
ing more--,hey explored The unknown re-
gions Of Church and Leonard street, kept
up tile game for two or three days--untiI al
last our country merchant found himself by
some mysterious agency, leaning over an
area railing in Walker street, aud there all
consc e leii MN. together with some
eio'ooo "a cash and s5oO worth ofJeweiry,
at o'clock in the morning. The first re-
turning dawn Of reason hit him hard al
about 10 O'clock on Monday morning when
he awoke in bed. and. glanciug at his under
aud only covering discovered It's material TO
be coarse Gotten. instead Of fine linen
which, operating (like brandy smssher) as
an eye-opener, he raised himself sane and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

NAzARENE WoMEN.-Miss Plumley, in
her Journals Of travels in Palestine, gives the
following description Of the women Of the
city of Nazareth. There had been a we'd
ding on the afternoon Of her arrival aud
in the evening the bride, with bundle of
clothes on her head, was escorted by troop
Of girls with music, around the town to the
house of her husband. where they remain
ed cIapping their hands, aud with the aid OF
few drums, making great noise until a
laie hour. "The Syrian Greek women are,
beyond comparison, the loyeliest IN The
world we saw many Of those OF Nazareth,
who came down with their pitchers TO the
fountain of Major for waller, in whom were
visibly united all that painters may in vain
endeavor 10 piciure--all that poets dream.
Their features combine the perfect proper
ton Of the Greek model with the character
and expression Of the daughters Of Israel ;
their figures, the united delicacy aud yolup-
iuousness of form which the finest Grecian
statues possess. The costume Of those we
saw this evening was well suited to It's wear.
els Their long hair, which was plated
fell over their shoulders, and was in many
instances ornamenied with great numbers Of
gold sequins. and snine pearls in others
flowers Of brilliant hues replaced the pearls
aud gold" bnt all wore the full loose ttow.
sers, drawn tight at the ANGLE. which moi
unirequenily was encircled with silver brace
let's; the peiticoat reaching only 10 the
knees. and the upper vest open at the breast
II is neither bodice, iunic, or jacket, bu
something between each"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04
A Roadside COlloquy.

"And so. Squire, you don'tiake Coun.
try paperio
"No, Major, get the City papers on
much better terms, and so take a couple
Of them r.
But, Squire, these country papers often
prove great convenience to US. The more
we encourage them, the better their Editors
can make them"
why, don't know any convenience
they are to me-"
"Fhe farm you sold last fall was adver-
Used in one Of them. and thereby you OBJ.
tanned customer. did you not 7"
VERY true, Major hut paid three dol
lars for IT,"
And made much more than three dol.
lars by ii. Now. il your neighbors had not
maintained the press. and kept il ready for
your use. you would have been without the
means Of advertising your property. But I
think J saw your daughters marriage in
those papets. Did that cost you anything ?"
"No, but"
And your brothers death was thus pub.
lished, and long obituary notice. And
the destruction of your neighbor Brgy's
house by fire. You know these things are
exaggerated till the authentic accounts Of
your newspapers set them right"
10 true, but"
"And when your cousin Splash was out
for the Legislature. you appeared much
graiified a, his newspaper defence which
cost him nothing"
Eyes, yes, bat these things are news to
the readers. They cause people to take
the papers"
"No. no. Squire Grudgc. not If all were
like you, Nov tell you, the day will come
when some one will write a very loug eulogy
on your life and character and the printer
will put il in type with heavy black line
over ii; and for all your riches, this will
be done for you us grave is to pauper.
Your wealth, liberaliy. and all such things
will be spoken Of. but the priafer's boy, as
he spells the words in arranging in the types
these sayings, will remark Of y"u: Poor.
msan derH! he is even spolging for an
obituary." Cord morning Squire"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

A ToUcHING ScENE.-A scene of an af-
feciing and interesting character was wit
messed last evening. in Canal street. near
the corner Of Camp. A young girl, pale
and worn. accompanied by little boy. seat
ed herself on the stone steps Of house,
evidently exhausted, aud the little fellow
knelt by her side aud looked silently and
sadly into her face. While they were thus
resting together. comfortably dressed man
aud woman. with the flush Of health upon
their cheeks, who were passing down Canal
street, stood befnre them, aud il was pain
fully interesting 10 witness the changing
countenances Of all. The tide Of feeling
which surprise and happiness had stopped
in its course, burst the barrier, aud the
young girl rushed into the arms Of The wo.
man, crying. "my mother" She was soon
caught 10 the hear, Of father. as was also
the little boy, and The happy couple told The
persons who were present, tina, the girl and
her little brother were their children. whom
they left with their friends in Ireland. heing
unable to bring them when they emigraled
but had subsequently sent money 10 pay
their passage to this happy land.
Nep Orleans Mercury
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

REMARKABLE PREcAUTInN FOR THE PRo-
LECTION OF LOUIS PHiLiPPE.-One Of the
saddest circumstances which exists in this
country, i. the extraordinary precau,ion
which !, is considered necessary to take for
the safety Of the king There are, for ex-
ample. five large barracks, each occupied
by regiments Of elite, in the immediate vi
ciniiy Of the Tuilleries, aud eighteen guard
houses, each of which is continually occu
pied, day aud night. by troop of ready and
armed men. surrounding the palace. The
palace itself u occupied by two hundred
aud hfiy national guards Of the infantry bat.
ialions, and by twenty-five men Of the regi
ment Of horse. There are. besides, TIRES
hundred aud fifiy soldiers of the line, and 4
troop al fifty men OF a cavalry regiment.
Al nine o'clock at night detachment CON.
posed Of four companies takes lis station in
the centre Of the palace. and remains all
night with loaded arms eighty seniinels
with loaded arms. keep watch in and around
the palace during the night; besides which
patrols aud attachments visit every part Of
the palace and the gardens every half hour
hiiy-five os the attendants in the royal gar
dens. and Of the dumesiics of the roya
household. mount guard in the royal apart.
menis during every night armed with double
barreled guns. In addition to this multi
tude, there is a number Of police agents
zids-de-camp. adjutants. &c. continual,
on duty. A secret passage leads from the
palace 10 the nearest barracks, aud some o
the guard houses are provided with ladders
TO enable soldiers to enter the palace ant
gardens at any moment. -French CORES
pOadenee Of tae Edinburgh Ga=rfte.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04
s26.s5O.OoO


OF these States, we have nothing encouraging
with regard to the resumption of payment Of in
ierest, except Mississippi, where the efforts of a
few patriotic individuals, having the honor AMI
interest of the State at heart, are making great
effort 10 place the State on the solvent list
With regard to Arkansas and Florida, those
States have abundant resources which would en-
able them to meet the interest on their oblga-
TONS without being burdensomc to the people !;
and it will be disgracefnl to their Legislatures if
they do not, without delay, provide for fulfil
ment, in some degree, of the pledged faith OF
the States.
As to Texas, this new State is a hard concern.
any way, having cost the United States enough
already, in the matter of annexation and the re-
suits which have followed therefrom, the end
whereof is not yet, TO preclude the idea Of any
hope of the assumption by the nation Of her
debt contracted while an Independent republic,
in her struggle with Mexico
The States which are not in debt, we believe,
are the following:
New Hampshire, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Vermont,
Delaware, North Carolina,
Iowa.
New Jersey has a small temporary debt o.:
$4,000, which will probably be paid the pres
ent year.-N. Y. Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04


"' ~'' '- IL 'i"ouANIi'
Our father lives in Washington,
And has n world of cares,
But gives his children each farm,
Enough for them and theirs.
Full thirty well grown sons has he,
numerous nj in ny,
m1 ,,Ii. anu sel.ieui MI, uye see
WIN poys anu s,,is 10 iee9.
ana !, we wisely I'LL our ianus,
mere sure 70 earn nVing,
any nav penny 700, 70 spare
tor spehalng OF ior giving
tnrnlng mihi'y are we,
=, NO io,uhng heeu uerde us,
FOR we KNOW now now 10 use our hands,
anu IN our wis We Piue u.s.
nan, o,otners' nall
Let hough' on ear'h uiVide u.s.
Some of ms dare the sharp northeast.
some. clover fields are mowino.
And Others tend the COTTON nIanis
THAT keen the looms a-going.
Some build and steer the while.wineed ships
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

PENNsYLvASIA.-At a very full meeting Of
the Wings OF Harrisburg, Pa held on the even
ing of the 18th inst, which is described as hay-
ing been one Of the most enthusiastic which has
been held since 1910, II was voted that General
Winfield Scott was their first choice for the next
Presidency, and that with him for their "stand-
ard-bearer, the State Of Pennsylvania can and
,ciu be redeemed from the thraldom Of Locofo-
coisIn, at the next Presidential election
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

An LoDorta,ut Fact-One Of the best business men
in New York, who made himself rich BY literally
advertising in papers Of large circulation In that
city in writing 10 friend and aliuding 70 the real
cause Of his success, while Others have only made
living aud in many instances FAILED sn'',elh says
,shose rent costs him more than his advertising
viii he universally regarded As one who don't under
stand hi business and will not long have any bu'
siness 10 understand Bat Sn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

o. Chloroform is said to be frstraie
remedy against scolding wives. A friend
of ours keeps il constantly on hand. pnd
says "no family should be without L." is
he not entitled TO a patent for bis discoy-
eryf-Pyopidsne TranseriPf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

A UlIT.-" Nv father is richer than
yours" said school-boy TO one of hi'
companions, the other day. I" How do yor
know r. was demanded. A" Because YOU
father pays for every thing when he buys il
while my father never pays for any thing
but keeps his money TO shave notes with"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

STATE DEBTs.-The different States Of the
Union which are in debt, amounting in the ag.
gregate, to considerably over two hundred mil
lions of dollars, ere now, we believe, all paying
the interest, in full in part, on their respec-
tive debts except the following, whose debts in
ls44 were about ms annexed,-viz;
Mississippi 100000
Arkansas 100000
Florida, 4,s5o,00
Texas, 100000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
RYTHER & PLATT.
o. H. PLATT, EDITOR.
oFFIcE~So, ? wnHRLrn's STONE BUILDING

TERMs-To single subscribers, $500 year. To
Companies, and those who pay in advance, liberal
discount will be made.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04

The total receipts and means for ihs year ending
June Ists are estimated nj e42Bs6bi5 80
The expenditures for
the first quarter,
which are asccr-
tainei, being sge,t09,l94 90
And the estimated
expenditures for
the rest Of the year
being a- follows;
Civil list foreign In
tercoursc, and mis-
eellaneou,, 5,ts6,lso ~
Army proper, includ.
ing volunteers, iSloso,sss So
Fortiicaiions, ord.
nance armng mil.
itia, Sc, 2,036Ai6 so
Indian department, i,72o66o &c
Pensions, l.O63,523 IS
Naval establishment, l0,24i,0 72 &c
Interest on pub. debt
and treasury notes, 2,2So,s77 Is
Treasury notes out
standing, 267l39 81
The whole expenditure will he bs6l5 66O OF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-02-04
The Thriving Family.

~ Mn t. X HORROR, is our Travelling Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
y.w.E.oLAsD socIErr DisstR-Ihe sixth ~

,..n gocrErr DiSsER.-The sixth an
NE"-h 80. NJ. England Society Of Louisiana was
niversss with all the solemni,y usual on such ca-
bed r. The ssrnOou the member. =, "
NJ church IN ST. sssssss .. S. sasrs s A.
ne oA, vhere everything connected with New
- wei u. s.,,s N inctsnf 20 touching Ia sentiment
20 sevs,sd in principle orator was Isao,n, 81, q svs
species Of beauty An eloquent Vss r,.sS md ,ss
noo;. o. the church conaaed The society sat Gown a.
s,,n., oc,ocs r. NJ 20 dinner In The Ladies Dining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
, -. s,eck Exchange. .MosDAY.
sIcoSD BoAsO
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YOHK.

Arrived-Bsrk Mouss,n, Gerrsb, Bristol K L. In BAL
~ 6p,oSs p..ton Rio de Jsneiro Nov 9. coffee and
rosevood 10 w PIckersgiD Sailed In CO. with Leland
tor NOrlesns Vessels left before reported ,
schr WIN Williams Rogers, New LONDON IN ballast
sehr seustor, Knapp Boston, ds, rndse, to surEe'
schr Rio 0rsnds. Craze, Mschias, tAe) lumber, e
Brstt Vose.
schr MARY Frances, Post, Philadelphia, coal.
sehr PIessant Freemsu Philadelphia, bound 10 Boston
sehr Teazsr Howes Providence, (RID 2 d. 70 master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

LIST OF LETTERS.

.ss,srt,rp ~ THE INtusE ~ sEcist sPfoisT~EsI.
sig IND 5e u lartasr onactsd, 80
III sags.efnents made under the orders of the Post
,-.ereueral 10 Newspaper or newspapers Of letter.
lied FOR AM Poet OF g, shall he Inserted IN tie p.-
M N papers q the to-a "a place where ne otee aayeI-
srns nay be si1tted. A1ring ~ lrrgfIf circulation.
lieu Pot Og.or las, pad aiarcA 8. 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
NIRE-PROOF IRON @AFE-,-In The year -

LIKE-PRDOF fRDN >AEEs.-ln me year 1915
the subsor Der purchasod the exclusive night 10 mske
and sell NILDERS PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES
Ia this State the superiority u which has not only been
who have adopted the competition, Ia viola
OF the Patent law thereby acknowledging u 70 be the
Judgments have been had against some OF
the inn gers patent, and suits are now pending
aud others vii be commenced against ali inirlhgers
The subscriber Il the only person 10 this state author
lied make sell Ml.ders Patent salAnander sales,
which, when thus legally purchased can BE- taken aud
usei u ans part u The world Bot any person purchts
Ing Of those Authorized 70 sell liable 10 the paentee
for DAMAGES 10 three times the value OF the article
The largest assortment Of ifon Sales 10 the United
Stale. can BE- seen the Iron Sale Depot Isl and 59
tsr.sf SILAS 4. HERRING.
B-secoud hand Safes other makers for sale very
low die lmeodD INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04

(1iAfIPANNE, POKT and sheffy WInes' I0I IA-lT
" lis use-Sirge baskets boxes sent Tree Oh expense
10 any part Of the city.
Champagnes-lIedsck. Piauy, Ne Plus Ultra, Russian
Eagle Minerva Venus and slery MousseuN, In quarts
and pinis, az 81 20 81 per dozen.
Port Wines-Pure Juice and Old London Dock Ia wood
dsmi Johns and cases. - -
Penantin aud Pale and Browns from IS cts 70 > per gall
lon, in wood and glass
Msderas Of different brands.
French Wiues-Cl0s Nougent, Chamlatin, baunei IN
cases -. 49,.
Bordeaux Claret In wood and from - 80 10 81 10
per dozen.
Old Brandy, 10 demiiohrs and bottles.
Teas-Gresn and Black, N and IS ID. boxes
Havana c gars, best quality For sale BY
uID so5f A X THOMPSON 81 Besver-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
Lisi d Letters Remaining In the !. Y. Post 0fcei
Saturday, January /, 1913;


~ P.eas> s-rs. u, narE 81 ~ let rrls-s ~ rs
ss-erf,s.d LADIES' LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
REAL ESTATE.

g. AT PRIVATE Sal B.-5'.e ihree .ier, o.. ..'
e. basa ara III la Zee on The east sids Of Seventh ave-
~ nue. between Eilhfe.nth and Nnetserth 10. S1e
of house p BY ~ feet finished IN modern siJe
-.rtie. ~ Sire Of lot . by 100 feet For psticu,ss
eppIvto m luI A J. BbEECAER. Aueuoneer.I bfosa--
N. TO I.FT.-Nib.os saloon, 81 Broadway : n94
q ready % let f1r respectable Concerts Fairs fShio
- tions MsetnEs, &c, .,,h H..
Gems Fruit Ard Fancy lees Jelies, Charlotte De ho''e
ssvaran Cream &C. Sent o any rat OF tAr ey. a. @
a. JERSEY CITY PRoPERrf-tof sac TIRE aIs,
e. s'rr hrick kas-uient srd attic housas de- hiui
- scs,ed within minutes ~Ax u the i-ify inS
horses are re buit with snd well hasheo win hsio
si marble rsEses sliding doors, closets ana frPe.e
rS svev convenience. The above premises are pro M
nsnty situated and command sn extensive ana
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