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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-31
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOX SALE.
- TWO FARMS, one Of thsa, to Iss, ana o,.s.
sale on staten Island, pear Port Richmond Perry
isgsIe At Ann-st ~
- FOX SALE CHEAP, 40 ser., Of va s.sI. lana
Mitchell snd Wolf Lai- indiana To ssy person T.,
,lrous d .sttns 10 the West, this oppo,ssiiy
The tile being iod'puIAbls and the property ssiusoa
3 orch1d-s Alters oslociF'a Ss S in.
- FOX sAEE-A liver farm 90 tho 6ay Of Ns~b5r,.
sos,snios .DoSt 30 ssIs'. The house. (which u
place contains variety Of fruits and and the
hom tho house unsuroAsed For particulars, inquire o.
EDWD X. SUTTON, u Wllismst or on the premises
Of BARRETT mill 2s~5w.
RaAT PRIVATE sALk-A valuable Farm OF "
acres, .tusted at Campto~n, Nsw-Jersey. TIE
pisce 10 Ia the hishest state Of cultivation Q 6ns
peach orchard l5 very hne ounce trees, large straw
berry bed &c Ne There 90 The place shsf
s,rs 81 sy 10 f.s. f.nes. a. 10 GOOD order n mile. fro
Newark; stages running 10 and from twice esy There
are IN The ylisss thIss onorses' schools. .e Pnt o.
desired. For particulars apply to A BLEECkER
mn iw Aueuoneer. Brosdst
n FOR SALE, Or TO LET-Vsasbis properly
Msnhsftsnvilis, cone sung Of three Tote Of sroqnd
fronting Boom!n sdse-rosd AID cor. Of o.. Han
bred and Twenty sirthst On the same 5s'ory brick
building .5by IS r. fitted Tor as,ore Also 2s'ory frame
budux stable sheds ke This sa good stand for carry.
Jog on large basness Ia coal, wood, feed, &c The
New York End Albany Railroad passes near the pr,mss
within short distance. for terms &C. spply ca the
premisi SO J. Il. kNAfP SON.
m.9 w. l0l Vests
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for City PrS
perty-A farm Of about 30 acre., pleasantly stasied
on Long lslano, hours ride from the city BY raj.
road the farm there IL good house Kitchen bsrn and
ether out bodings good Ns Of water st the door -
orchard Of tPpiss cherries peaches pears and ounces
aud svsrey Of ,hrubbery together with the crops
% he ground Two-lhirds Of the Money can remain on
porgsge. For farther psrticnlas inquire a, ~ new
numben Spring q. or would be let low TO good tenant
m49 2ws
"a FARM FOR sALR-For cash or exchange for
New-Y0rk City or srooklyo property, In Wes,ches
ter Co. 40 rods fsom Nav. Haven ard NewYork r X
Depot aud 80 rods from the churches snd schools OF New
Rochelle containing 81 OF which IL timber
The house and the balance mesiow and pow land under
a high cultivation. on II is good d~cinE carriage
house barn aud other houses aops orchards
Jog fruit, and peach orchard Of 200 uses Apply 10
WA. SMITH on the premises, or p. u. SMITH. Wa.
tsr-st. m27 lws
EaFARM FOR SALE, Of about 20 acres 90 Lous
Island. four miles from thu railroad sioppipgplsee
Brushyille, the rosd to Rockswsy, near r
Cufcs hotel Said farm contains dwelling house. barn
and other necessary buildings. OF wood acres on
meadow. the balance good ishe land all 10 COED feue.
and well supplied with rsr.te water very plessaptsud
hsathy and will be sold reasonable terms For f.rhsr
particulars inquire NJ the turner's 'hop, 50 Bescho
GEORGE WATSON, on the farm. m2jiw.
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HARDWARE, RDGE-rOOL1,

sc CHARLES 5. LITTLE, successor
TO osborD 4 Little. Importer sndGsn-
ersl Dealer In English, German and
American Hardware. Cutlery. Fdse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-31

IA. Captain Brooss Dr. will leave NowYork from NJ
pict foot ~ Markst street, DAILY. AZ 81 o'eock A
tsuadsys eseeptedl tor BRIDGEPORT, whes. pssssa
take the elegant and commodious cars OF ne ss
T.. NJ -
Stages ruu IA connection with tho cars y Lessk4E
Ola stockbrdee, CoTfsyis, Winsted and Norbok. 49,
10 IAschAsla. Wooaeary, Dsnbasy and Bethst q.
~ No agent Of thts Company u sathoss - !" 70 -,
charge ~ Specie. bank Notes, OF valuable pe. =. -
teesivs thea, for transportation any condip p 49,
Fssisht resolved at the depot foot " Msrset -,
o'clock n an o'elock ~ Positively not 20.
hour u. n FERRY, Agent once On wv
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A. b. MARVIN,

IASH TAILORING i27 Fulton. ~ next Co Herald Office.
" Just received beautiful and choice assortment OF
Clothes Cassiuefes and Vestngs, which will he made to
or3sr ~ vsry ressonahls prfce. mis- I'm
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DRESS BOOTS.

GOFTHE FIRST QUALITY, on hand and made to
order in the latest French styles Drawings taken Of
the feet and lasts kept expressly for each customer.
- The difficult feet lifted without trouble
Strangers leaving their measures when in the city
have their boots any future time part
United States Boys ladies' snd chdrens boots CATERS
and shoes
P.5-Southern and Western orders punciusly attend
cd to Iml0 miseod JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia Fultou-.t
hBOOTs AND SHOES CHEAP-Great Bar.
~ gaips-BlSHOP. 29s Grand, corner Orehard-st
will open his great boot and shoe establishment
~ Saturday. Msrch 49, with very large and extern
sve OF boots and shoes for the Spring and
Summer trade Ladies' hne CATERS 90 and los for bus.
aims g. Is and &c for slippers a. 80 and s. for beautiful
boots for mems boots S. los - IA and los:
for sewed 2s rs and 2is for boys boots &c. lOs
and rs for youths 6s 70 and Sc for mems brogans &c
sod To; for boys brogans S. and Co Cheap cheapest
Come and see what bargains. ml8 In
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I'AXEs-IS47.-Pubnc notice is hereby siven 70 al
persons who have omitted to pay their taxes for the
year lSi7 10 pgy the 70 at my Office before
the LIST day Of April 8i8 after which date interest will b
charged upon al tsxes remaining unpaid the rate Of
per per snnun calculated from the th day Of 0sto
Der, 1871 10 ths day OF payment Office hoa1 from
b p NJ Office Receiver OF Taxes, Ne CYty Hail. PsIk
mllta3 SMITH DUNNiNG. Receiver Of Taxes.
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IT, ,NEw.YoRK,ALBANYA AND TROY

3sstsz5S Lins for Albany aId rroy-TbIo1gh DF
r.ct--from the pier foot Of Cortsndtst-
The steamer EMPIRE, Capt w w. Topper, this eve
ming ct O'Clock. Regular Days TuesdsJ, March y
Thursday aud Saturday Freight be put In ehsfss
the Freight Agent the Company will not be Issponsois
for oss For passage freight apply board The boat
at the office the wharf MI 81
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IVATKaCUREE ESTABLISHMENT, IS Lag

w M-Dr. TRAIL is row enlNgiss his Aeoommoos-
tons for patients Several additional rooms with
nssism for indoor exercise, will be fitted up previous TO
the rst May Dr.. T. applies this system TO both acute
and chronic diseases generally Ia fevers OF all tnds the
Water treatment and certain Most OF the
plants 90 common snd affecting TO females are speedily
snd permapsuty relieved Children predisposed TO dis
organic msformaton, and young persons who
have acquired such by erroneous habits may
be surprisingly improved and invsoratsd BY jadioions
course Of treatment combined With correct regimen and
physiological exercises
B. Having started the fret Hyaropatbie institution
10 America aud having devoted several to establish
the system this city scientific basis Dr. + dis
claims all connection sympathy with rose P'endohy-
dTopahs alias medical susek who boarding houses
under the OF Water Cure and Whenever themselves
families sick expose thsir ignorsnce or
oy rupniug ster doctors Of the old schools m.s I'M
SPLENDID BRUSSELS CARPETING.-R.
oLAWkkNCE, q Csnslst- n selling elegant patterns
OF Brussels Carpeting At astonshnsy lo~ prices. Al
three-piy Ingram and Venetian Csrpetins DruGset,
Oh Cloths Stair Rods Lamp Mats rich Window Shades,
kc. tc Handsome Brussels Stair Carpet. unoommooly
cheap. Bl30 lwDkltW'
rRAss OH MANILA ROPE wanted for which
NJ The his hest price 10 cash. viii be paid By
ms wv CYRUS w FInLD co ~ Bsehmsnst
CYRUs w. FIELD a. CO.. RAG WAREHOUSE,
Y "a BsekmsD u hew.fofh. mn zS
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Il. BROApWAY PHOPERrY foI ne Or i....

~; The promises 3fi Broadway having bssu occupied
by ths subscriber a. cabinet furniture manu- factory
for the last IL years.
From the location II advantage. for the
business occupied, store hotel any large
manufacturing purpose For particulars and terms which
will be made reasonable, inquire Of VIM b. SHIPMAN,
on he premiaos N
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DIR. ELLIOTT.
SANFORD BROTHERS.

INFORMS HIS PATENTS that his hours ofattendAn
Al the Office are now from 10 70 s o'clock, honde
"Wednesday and Friday, 63j Broadway. ms IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-31

ID Connecticut.-Ths school IL not large-The pupils
are taught by Principal Daily oral exercises given
of a business and practical character Steamboat and
stage line direct the school Fare for boys 81 cents
Terms one hundred dollars per year Pupils received Al
any time Arrangements be made with b sturges,
7sl Chsihen.st N Y. ABEL WHITLOCK, Principal
Rsferences-Rev John Smith, Rev VIM. ". Bangs, VII.
N Y m30 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Office Of the Irish EmieIant Society

Office Of the Irish Emigrsnt Society
NEwYoRK. 18th Mzrch, 1sf3. !
CCORDING TO THE STATUTE 10 suehea
"a made and provided, notice IL hereby that
election for Officers and four members Of the Executivs
Committee Of the Irish Em Society of NewYork for
the ensuing will be hello 1t the oce Of the Society
q Spruce II in he City New.ak, the FIRST M0ody
4 April N. b. Polls open from ten o'clock In the
lnre NON mi fural l'rLnnk "a nnnn
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-R- TIE PRORIETORs OLE sTEAM.

EfEs soArs Wishing Bells hung SAM 90
well 70 pay Q visit board the ssamen
Nagars, Mountainser, Governor, Thomas Powell Jobs
Potter. Admiral, Bay State, &c. nc. aud examine h.
HomeEs Improved Psent GONG Bell, especially sdspsss
Tor steamboats, put up and strong end g
one year variety Of these Bells will bs constantly
hard for the accommodation Of captains &c pro
prietors living at distance by H. or 20 Ann-st New
York N. B.-ND person IL authorized 20 contract 70
work In my name. as attend 70 !, 10 person. MS n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-31

NOTICE-in pursuance OF order Of Andrew B.
NHodges Esq Surrogate Of the County of Kings notice
is hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
NATHANIEL NORTON, late Of the City Of Brooklyn 10
said County, deceased, TO present the with the
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at his Office No
% Souhsreet in the City of NewYork, before the
twentieth day Of April lS4s.-0ct. IL, lS47.
WALTER GRIFFITH, ,a,t.,..,.,.
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.-i,s private familes-Rent moderate-The houses
- situated the FOurth-ayenue between Twenty
hfth and TwentysNh elso several other houses in
the same vicinity They ia complete order having
baths and tho modern Improvements; the suation 10
heA hiu snd easy Of access-tsy be reached By the
cars from the City Hall IN ~ minutes Apply 10 y.
EVANS Twenty fthst sesond house east OF Fourth-aye
MI mr. CITY H.ll.ulece M 2v-
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- TWO FARMS, ono Of them TO Isus snd on. q,
sale on staten Island, oesr Port Richmond veny@
fsgsTe At . AEn-st mo a.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
lcounty OF NewYork notice IL hereby given 10 all per
sons having clsins against TdADDEUS ). BENEDICT,
late Of the City Of NewYork deceased TO present the
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at biz
office, No 90 Wall street in the City Of NewYork,
before the eighth day OF July nextDated New the
sixth day OF January, 1913
axV6uF EDWARD LAMBERT
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CROSSINGS AFLOAT
HOvEY'S MAGAZINE

OF HORTICULTURE, BOTANY, aud All useful Dis
~ coveries aud improvements in Rural Afairs-Pub'
lished monthly, 81 = per anDum.
Il gratifying 10 state that this volume has been
need rndsr the favorable auspice' with an
increased list Of friends in all parts OF the country ana
greater number Of intelligent correspondent We hope
10 merit the which II has received for -
years fui30 3tisl c NJ SAXTON Agents, 205 Broadway
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THE SUMMER TERM Of thi. Institution will
commence Monday, April II, and continue wh9a
Institution will be removed to ~ BeeekeTt lev aooTs
east Of Broadway. H. 1a~tH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-31

Dr Tounseud, not having tested his Sarsapsrtlls in
ase. Of Fits OF course recommended ~ ana ~as
surprised to receive the following from an Intelligent and
FoRDHAM, August ~, 1917
DR.. Townsend Dear sir-l have litle s5l seven even
wears Of age who has been several years afflicted VITA
s we tried amost everything for her bat without sue
cs.s. Al last a&housh We could find recommendation
n our circulars fer cases Ike hers we thought rs .ne
sarsapsa and very glad did, for It not only re-
stored her but she has had no return OF the r
70 our great pleasure and surpnse She 10 last becoming
rugged add hearty for which we feel grateful!
Yours, respectfully. JOHN bOILrh, ~
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CYRUs w. FIELD a. co.. RAG WAREHOUSE,
L "a Bsekmsp 81 kew.foih mn 2~.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
From jerrclds Magazine
THE sxoWDROp IN THE POOR MANS WINDOW

From Jerrold's Magazine.
+ sNowDRoP IN rue POOR MANS WINDOW.
II was darksome alley
Where light but seldom shone,
Save when al noon sun-ray touched
The little sill Of stone
Beneath the poor mans window
Whose weary life was bound,
To waste al one dull, ceaseless task
The passing seasons round.
Springs dewy breath Of perfume
And Summers wealth Of flowers,
Or the changing hue Of Autumn leaves
Ne er blest his lonely hours
He knew too well when Winter
Came bowling forth again
He knew it by his freless crate.
The snow. and FLASHING ram
Pierced by the frost winds beating
His cherries task he Piled
Want chained him ever 20 the loom
b. the little window side
Bat when the days grew longer
he stole one happy hour
To tend, within n broken vase
A pale and slender Aower
How ienderly he moved t
To catch the passing ray,
And smiled % see Us folded leaves
Grow areener every day.
His faded eyes were lifted OF.
10 watch the -nOwdrop bloom -
To mm 10 seemed q star 81 hight
Within that darks0me room
And AZ he gently moved %
Near 90 the suf-tOucned pane.
on who can tell what memories
Were busy IN his BRAIN
Perchance his home In childhood
In n sylvan valley lay, streams
And he heard the voice 90 the rnnmn
And the green leaves ustiiug play
Perchance a long-departed
But cherished dream OF yore.
Rose up through the mist of Want and Toll
10 bless his heart once more.
A voice Of music whispered
Sweet words into ms ear
AID he lived again that moonlight der
Gone by for many oyear
Or bat the love OF Nafore
Within his bosom stirred
The same sweet call that's answered by
The blossom and the bird
The free uniettered worship
Paid by the yearning soul.
when 10 seems % feel its wings expand
To reach q brighter goal --
An aspiration showing
Earth binds MS not her slave
But we claim n brighter being.
A lite beyond the grave.
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NIEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD cont
lNPANY. The Stockholders 0f the New-tors and tle
Railroad Company hereby notified h1t DE FINAL ~
STALLMENf Of Five Dollars each share of he Capital
Stock roi already paid in f required to be- paid OF le
office OF the Company as Ws-s before ihe lsi day
0f July next
N0nce also given 20 holders N stock on which any n
nenis are due or uupail lhat unless the nad
1u 0r before the first day o July next e stock and a e
payments made thereon will Dee subject io forfeiture % Oh"
pleasure offhe Board of Directors.
The semauuua interest on The new stock l De paid at
this Office aud AFTER lhe fret day OF july next and t
tran Ser books will boz closed from me lnh day Of june n
ls lay OF Jolly By order of ne Board of Directors.
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
New-YorF Stay 80. 1888. iei in
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10 ~ AFFLIoTED

DNew-A ORR viii assure the afflicted That De- Afford
more re ef V the same number 0f visits than any other
pracuuoner, FRI tle following coi-pail Dsocailos- mp
diseases surans contraction. paralysis, rheumatism ucr-
affections, tenderness aons ana curvares ID
The spine deomed sl0ulde l-e e" elngs, weakness
Of the joints. &c.
Country patients referred % The following persons
who have visited tbs city expressly % avail themselves ID
Dr. H's attendance. and re-luei cured Major n Nor
ton. Boston. Mass. Hon. H. Y CrEst0n Nev1ort, r l.;
r. NJ Laued. tsq Providence Cna- ho-l.-r Esq. Hart
ford, Conn Jane, G. Townsend tsq New aFel So1-
Chas j. SAKE. ESQ - Adams. VI; Clas g. Hll. ESQ
Montreal. Canada r. Hon 81. r Granger hess-FLr, -
Judge Miller. Rochester y T.; Psul Silcle- Esq Geneva
y. T.. Nu. "A. Winder ESQ. Philadelphia hugh McCu-
loeb. Pres.t u ron Wayne Bank Fort Wayne, Ind
" m- Goodman, ESQ. Cincinnati, OHIO
llly reference gllen on aplLcalon q " 80 ~ ~
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CLOTHING.
eENTLEMEsgs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
Un1. T. JENNINGS l. co.

nRAPFRs AND TAILORs --Ganrelfs ~ ihe hrsi els-
IN Ready-nnsde Ec-Z3l Broadway, American Hotel
and Pernsvfvsuisavenue Washington, d. C.-HavtnE -l
isrged heir premises prepared % or=r Tor he tnsp
to Of t1er numerous patrons ard ne public, A. efiesHe
a. assortment q goods FOR sprng and sumner yea
crrrursng C0ihs Cassimeres. kesrnEs. IWreds, tAsl
rrsts kc be found 10 The country, wtcl tey ~
enabed make up 10 order 81 gres, reilcon iil h
tof1re moderate prces such has been tie slc 'ce sa1
% by importers ,-...t.
TIE .fe and character ~ or vort s 100 firmly esal-
Nshed O. rec1ire any e1comum those points a. r---
RI r-a ling the value ~ garment woil feisf --
cllsr how ever % The Psnsoons furnished and soeA
tda from tho ul ls fls-.rl1Us -.t-
iu the Resl7-lade par-rreri ~ n a-i 2 ita 49,.
Ia r fFe sr-o-v n ~ articles winch VII BE- iol1l rsIA
D. H. bel ordered 1rue1s be assor-rleni c9lss.z
Dress ard FrocE Goals. improved styles AeftJr 5r
CssHr1ere-fe and Merno SACKS, Psrta 11ns r--- =.
be- afo~-1 af ur-cs. t-af have ctaracteffe- --7
raert - re1le-.1g il si cases the flif ~ -
Tor ~JfnIER WEAR are ss-9l- 49, Z,
Il Cl.r -lre~J- .fg.e- Zephyr Cul Ll-lilefr'-7
Car6ief md Linen sack ald DOrsay- Sc q l-l. "
& WIN. z. JENNINGS co
81 Broadway. American hoi-.-
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KOOK TRADE.
sANDERs's FIFTH READER.

fy'HE SCHOOL READER Filh Book. designed as a
J seque fo Sanders's Fourth Reader.
Par Frst-Conain.1g fIll Instructions IN Tire rheicIr
cal principles Of Reading and Speaking Illustrated ny
numerous examples.
PAT Second Consisting OF elegant extracts DO Prose
and Poetry from various eloquent writers accUmpan'
with notes explanatory Of such historical or classical n Do
ons the several lessons contain For the u.e 40 lc
mics aud the highest classes boo common aud select scfuO
By Chas w n G. Sanders. vol emo. 60 pages.
Just published 5y MARK II NEWMAN 60
i.q o.f 100 Broadway.
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pn-sengerr Arrived.

esrt haas Mo- foT Ssseaeeh-D Neho', A. aeI
NJ Mss1r and chi. Mr. Latoche Nrs -
NJ. Cooper Putnam sa8 ehad Mr. WarnsT M Aniro
Na.~s Green Knsgp Rohs fsf Aasron, Nas1s NssfT - ~
Crane H1rtr arg n y 1ore @oors, A , J 'A--n y
D Ford 9 V MIeY ussor. 6 Hfchmaa
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IT, APEOPLE'~ ALBANY plI

s-si,s.--NAND MIGHT STEAMERS Day sea-
Hsrs~0>Sr-@~the HENDRIX HUDSON Capt A ~.
ham Tuesdays Thgrsiays and Saturdays. A. = A NJ -
be foot cd Barclays making ne usus isn1rzs reO-,
ou The opposite days.
>iN O'Clock through steamers. the ISAAC NEwTos
Capt Vim N Peek, OREGON, Cspt A 2 s. jon ~,
SUNDAYS eNcrpieil std 2 NJ
: Mail Line OF steamers. he SOUTH AMERICA
Cspf L Hu'se. SANTA CLAUS. Capt fmen1ori ~,
A. to'.lo.k 2 N from he Pier north side oi BarcsTF
Al of the above buats connect regularly with ne Rss
rosd Car. bound West, Essi and Nora from Ahlny-
Fr, Fhf .nken moderate prices, ana when required ~
,gsrl.f hy Railroad froln Albany without de.zy -,
eight arr 'v s Peoples Line ofrr, lii treely'cf Z,
p 4 SCfU'LTX pier between Liberty ard Cortans a.
or to IM LANE wharf bsrven Barclay and kobrs', 8,
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- ALAhANDER SAFES.-Mr :. {. Heuing-SlT
- thinking cue 10 You and recsutonav measure %
al h1sness persons, hereby ceFfy that bad the late
IRE lh lnsi n my store, Of Your lWidefs
tent IN The most exposed pa ofihe frhere being large
QgSnuiy Of on drecy n front and overhead which when
FIRE created uiese heat heating The safe Ia srh de-
gree that did not open for fory-eghi hours Aer the Ere
ard then IN parts Of the safe quite warm mi vhv
more satisfactory. my papers &c al perfect viii
the exception of being ke smoked. Caused ihk bv ol
running on he safe. X BORTIp
can checriu.y certify 90 The above snd farther tai
had one Of the same Kind OF safes u Mr. TLos store d.
srOyed hy Ere al the ume where Kept nv papers
snd hooks and 81 above was The rcsll, Of niue.
J. . HAIGHT
ihercby certify thar purchased nom Mr. ; C. Herring
both OF the above safes and consider poor economy IN
any BUSINESS maH uoi 10 have oae % The same make
: T THORN
large assortment % the general SAamander safes WA
raniec 10 De equal In every respect % hose alluded 10
shove only be had Of The subscriber Al The Old esta
hshed depot Isl and lS Nsefsi Y and Of bis suihol-
ixed agents thro1sh oui Lhe country
lsI lmeodk4w sILAs {. HERRING
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lode Ven. IraH. rnN Hfrn
EbrthiNh '"tN' ''tI'' '''''' f ~ +,
aah bsfft fr 'D4cn ma yffff f"t Pc f". p H "
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rgs-NFRFlouT AND rtssAGE p.

= A. ~ .---tNDl q fD.-NO MONOPOLY f.frnlls l1s
s-1s-N ior 'hauy through tiirct % ueioef inoE
t r.. r.a III r0..reon-.l fr-t above k1rcay. SoarF
RIP VAN WtNhLE jart samuel schuyler, viii leave e
Noriav "Wednesday and Friday. no ocock, u. D.
,a.sss. or freight apply on hoar Oh q. 4. SiANLFI
Ed he office 1n the aock This BOAT viii arrive N All una
In sur.e time Cor ihe Mom'rs Trains Post of West
Freiei taken a. moderate rates Al reIson@ are Nia
ng ais boat without written order nom ne Co