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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17
FARMS FOR SALE.

SoTWO FARMS, one Of them to lease and one for
Inquire at sAnn.sr me ~
"a FOR SsLE.-A fern within miles OF the City Of
Hudson. containing $50 acres IL 10 SAID to Of
the most valuable farms ia Columbia Countryside
wood aud timber Il estimated 20 be worth AZ lss,t si0O
Apply to ldleui T. }. HALL, 20S Brosdwsy
IN FOR SALE CHEAP, 400 acres OF valuable land
sltasted within two miles Of tho villages OF 20.
Mitchell snd Wolf Lake, Indisns To any person de.
rous Of settling IL the West thi. IL opportunity
The title being indispensable and the property unncam
betsd For iull particulars, apply to NATHAN GREEN
~ SPLENDID FARM In Nss-JesseY for Sale.
This valuable Farm Of 800 seres mansion houOe, farm
houses, and very extensive out bu ldings together
WITH good 'ewnl three good orchards with every va
out ard excellent arrangements for large dock OF shsep
situated IN Bergen County within three miles Of ths
Erie Railroad snd mile OF the Paterson depot pow
MAKING the Rsmapo through IT, 60 80 For farther
psItlenlsrs apply toL nl5 dlHOLLY PAYsON6 Pineet
&a FARM FOR SALB-For cash or exchange for
49, ter Co 20 rodsfrom New Haven and New. Yot R r.
depot and 80 from the churches and schools Of New
Rochelle containing so acres OF which 10 timber ueH
the house and the BALANCE meadow and plow land under
high cultivation; IL s good dwelling carisge-
house barn and other outhouses two apple orchards bear
Ing fruit sad one peach orchard Of 200 trees Apply
WIN SMITH on the premises, or l.. Il. SMITH, 1855 Wa
ter-st ml4 iw'
n FOR sALE-The valuable farm, (ths late resi-.
dsnce Of Thomas Hyatt, Esq containing about "
cultivation, and situate ia the town Of New WndsoI,
Orange County, about five miles west Of Newbu.gh snd
about hsfsmis from the Tarnpise Road, leading from
Newbureh to Montgomery. There IS on the farm very
good dwelling house and barn, and the necessary out
buildings and also variety Of fruit.
The farm Is well watered, having living stream rda'
from the house There is Cider Mill also, tho premi-
se. The farm well calculated for sentsmsn w;hiSs
10 retire from busine" ressonsble proportion OF inc
purchase money may remain on mortgage II desired
This farm 1, 70 be sold 10 order 20 settle the estate
ALEX. l.. MCDONALD. 81 John-st ms Sw'
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NOTICED pursuance OF order Of Andrew b.
NHodses Esq. Surrogate OF the County Of Kings notice
is hereby given 70 ell persons having claims against
NATHANIEL NORTON. late Of the City OF Brooklyn, IN
said County, deceased 70 present the same with the
vouchers thereof the subscribers st his Office No
p southstree in the City OF NewXork on or before the
twentieth day Of April. l2i8-Oct. a. 1917.
WATER : GRIFFITH Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

ENGLISH Mormon EMIGRASTs-We learn from
reliable source that several Thousand English families
members Of the Mormon Church, will arrive at NewOr-
leans during this sprirg their 10 join the settle.
ment formed In the Great Salt Lake Valley An agent q
the Mormon Church has been sent TO NewOreans 10 pro-
vide passages emlgraDts boats TO this city, as
fast as they STRIVE Another agent Is stationed In this
CITY, 10 engage transportation for them up the Missouri 10
the present encampmen Of the Mormons on the missouri
River, called winter Quarters" This encampment Is
on lands owned by the Omaha Indians, and In the mme
da,e vicinity of Council Bluffs From point the
vicinity they expect every Spring 10 send out all who are
prepared TO migrate to the Valley OF the Salt Lake
II Is calculated that from eight to ten thousand Souls
from ENGLAND Alone will join The emgrating party this
session In addition several other large parties are eS-
peced from other quarters OF Europe AZ one tme II
was the intention Of the Elders Of the Church TO send
these emgants by vessels 10 Cnagres ana thence acr0
the co ltnent TO the Pacific and by vessels TO California
but since they have located their city In the Great Salt
Lake Valley and determined 10 build their church there
they instructed their disciples TO take the overland
route the head Of navigation on the Missouri Those
coming from beyond the viii, as far as practicable,
take vessels for New Orleans and thence by boats reach
the general rend6 zvous on the Missouri.
deputstion Of the Elders now in this city are having
printed large edition Of Guide the route from their
present encanpmenl the Missouri to their new city
near ike Salt Lake. 1t is very complete and minute
workSfhey have measured the entire ronte with great
accuracy and noticed all the points and pecusres along
IT, They given the latitude longitude and altitude
Of all the important points, and noticed all the places
where wood. wser and grass can be Obtained IN isci
have st ssy time seen more accurate work. or
ane well calculated assist the traveller on his way
In other respects is interesting scientific topograph
cal survey Of large portion of the Salt Lake basin
party Of several thousands will leave the encampment
Winter Quarers this Spring, early the grass
the plains will permit II is estimated that there are now
upward twelve thousand souls I'm the vicinity OF this en-
csmpmeu, At least half Of these Mormons Will set out
their residence this Spring and their places VIII
be supplied by new corners
Their numbers extraordinary their movements
and purposes appear 70 be absurd. lSt Louis hep'
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rNDEU Of Hon Michael UIshoefeT, FirsI Judge
Do New.York Common Pleas, notice Ia hereby giyen'
pursuant ha provisions Of The statute Authorizing AZ
acnents against sbscOnsng conceded and non reeient
debtors attachment has Issued against the estate OF
DAVID PARK. resident Of the state ~ Tennessee and
tat the same VIII be sod Tor the payment Of his debts IN
lees he sppssr and discharge such attachment according
o aw within nine months rom the frat publication o.
dis notice and that tie payment OF any debts due % him
by any person within his stas and The delivery TO him or
Tor his use Of any property, real or personal within ma
State belonging to him, and The transfer Of sny such prop
erty by him are forbidden by law and vod.-Daed
he 23i dsy OF Juy, 1871. HENRY y. DAVIES,
iv24 ia.r1fa Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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uASTINGS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
~ Have you cough cold, or the consumption II you
try Dr. Hsstinsss Compound Syrup ofNsphtha ans
medicine IL the discovery Of the celebrated Dr. hang'
Senior Physician % the blenh-im Free DspenssrY OF
London DR. Hastings had his early attention drawn 70
the confederation OF the or and the cure of con
sumption, and alter numerous experiments ions ee,
Of patient ard laborious study, discovered tha Nsoi
Nephtha com pounded with other vegetable subsanee-
was certain and speedy for consumption, and Al
diseases OF the lungs The kapths being OF very volatile
nature. Immediately rises 10 The lunrs the seat OF he o
snd attacking u In its ghOd destroys s tub-r
ces that formed upon the and prevents The
formation Of ohers For coughs snd colds an invhu
able remedy, curing tie sewers In an short
space of tins. snsls bottle will prove the virurof this
remedy Ia fact sTngls do'e viii effect an almost instsn
tane0us relief
HAsTlNGgs COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPTHA f.
now being used In nearly all our hosptas and 10 also
coming in,s rapid use among all our best physesns iof
coughs. colds and ali diseases Of the Lungs IL has bssn
recommended in the worst state Of consumption BY tha
celebrated physician DR. Mott Of Nsuforti add Or Ar
under date Of Jan 80, igss, says rsosived the half
dorsu HAstingss Saphhs Syrup ordsred from Jou and
am convinced that Naphth. 10 the principal ingfsdsnt
Enclosed twenty-five dollars for whish you viii ssnd
tvo dozen Hnda nalf bottles have two pssats
10 The Marine Hospital, whom thnf win be bsnshttsd
byn"
DR. Lsnor, Of Lsnnfs Lsnd pr Tenn writes a. follows
procured SONS ~ Dr. Hssfinss fapbihs syrup ffom
Phscs phis aud enclosed send you ten dollars fot
dassn mof- bottles consider "a ysfJ valuable frsdi
eins Tor al diseases Of the langs"
rr'es Oes Dollar PEI bottle OGcs it7 ofssn~ieh Of
N n o. D zisbsf 4 Co rhsdslphis nils sedims w.ow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

KlDsAppER TAKES.-A man named Elishs
KifkmAn sold negro boy OF II Is years OF age re-
ceassy ct Wilmington. ~ c. for S3a, The boy had been
indentured TO the mans brother In Glford and Kirk.
man boagh his time end sold him for slave, threaten
ing hin with death he denied the ownership. After the
nsad was discovered. Kirtmsn ovsrhaulsd and
PEELED 10 give up the and then arrested and
ouittsd 70 js 70 stand trial hssssfssr
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Oaics Of the lrish Emis rsnt Society,
NEW.YoRK l3th March, is+S
A CCOKDING TO THE STATUTE Ia zach case
~ made aud provided notice Il hereby gwen that Al
-ction for Ofcsrs and four members OF The EHeeuuve
Commit.s Of n. Irish En- Society Of Ne~fork for
The ensuing year will be held 81 th. cce Of the Society
p srrucs Il IN the City Of NeTfofk oe he hst Motasy
II April next N. B. Polls from teo O'Clock 10 the
fore aoon until twelve o'clock ~ uoon.
GREGORY DILLON, President
cz,sr e sv-yFsY secretary mia t.p5
CoSTRoIITV's OrTIcg. State Of New.Yolk
THE STATE BANK OF sAUGERTIEs, III.
Il sTER co has this day Cd IN this once NOVICE OF
the spso!ntrnent OF Messs. WAsHBURN CO OF A
bauy gents for the REDEEM ptou Of its circulating note
osether with reyocstiou of the appointment OF au
Manner Of New YoIk such agent, sreesoy 70 me &C
entitled An act relating 20 The IecemPtion OF osnk
po.es' parsed May I, 1910 N. FILLMORE, Controller.
March rs. 1873 nl, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

Extract from Boston psper Of Saturday iuat -" =
learn that the contents OF two OF WdoTs Iron Sales
which were In Ia. occupied By Me-srs Dsurel
Moore found be in perfect state Of preservation
this morning Beside books sad papers, some $4,000 In
money deposited Ia them yesterday sfteTnooo, All Of
which was found safe
The above wa. published after detailing the large
.nount Of property destroyed by extensive conhsgra
ton Boston Friday OF last week which broke out In
the extensive printing establishment OF Messrs Danre
Moore Nos 81 and 81 Washington ST and which with A
number of other buildings totally destroyed,
addiug another testimony 70 the Importance OF secur ng
0ne s. aud important book papers and valuable articles
ia these truly ere fehes The subscriber has ca hard
large assortment Of the genuine Niders Parent
der Safes and is making order, quite number for
Banks and Jswsers which the public are invited 70 call
md examine 81 the lroD Safe Depot Nos III snd l39
Wster-st lml6 2wDk2tWl SILAS C. HERRING.
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sTPKEnL COLRr-ln th- matter u me aPPie

= IPhE VIC (UL Il In N fIfttcI q II ~
y tiae of ne MAYOR Aloermes and Commousty OF the
City Of NewYork, --stiye % the opening OF ofoaa"J
rom Twenty first street to Twenty fifth street and the
public place bounded northery By Twenty ntta-stfee
s.s:erly By the Fifth end westery By broafway
la the Ehteenth Ward Of said CtTPuhic notice notce
/, hereby given By the Mayor. Aldermen and Common-y
OF the City Of York pursuant 70 statute IN :neh esse
made and provided. thst the SAID the Mayor Aldermen
ana Conrssaty Of the City Of NevHok intend 70 make
application the Supreme Court Of the stats Of New,
Y the uer, specis OF the said Court 10 be neid
AZ ne City HELM the City Of NewYork on the hrs Mon
6ay Of April next being the third day Of Apr lsf5 az
he Opening Of the Court that day. - soon thereafter
A. counsel be heard, Tor the appointment OF Coumf
goaers OF Etst. and Assessment In the above entitled
matter that the and extent Of the improvement -
The opening Of Broadway from Twenty irstsireet 70
Twenty ftstreet and the public place bounded norther
ly by hstree easterly BY the Ftthaye nus ana
westerly bg Broadway In the Eighteenth Ward OF said
Cisy-D.ted NsT-Yors, February. 10, l8i5
rn7 las WILLIS HALL. Counsel 20 the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

JoHS QUINCY ADAMs.-The decease OF this ven
cradle statesman scholar and patriot has called forth one
general voice Of mourning The press teens With bril-
IAN euloges OF his character and legislative balls reve-
berate with eloquent expressions of honor for bis memory
This feeling respect and veneratien, is not felt entirely
white persons, but Is shared 10 considerable degree
by the depressed and despsed coored people They re-
member with characteristic gratitude the heroic conduct
the deceased defending the sacred right of petition
hts mighty exposures Of the slave power and lis sggres-
the rights Of the North; the glorious victory
achieved over tho slave olgarchy in Congress- his un.
weared exetODs against the annexation Of Texas anc
they can never forget his grand effort in behalf OF the Am
stad capives These facts in the history of this great
man. made him loved and venerated by The oppressed
while ivpg and led them 20 cherish and honor his MEM
cTy that he Is dead North Star, BY fredsei Doug.
lass, The Fugitive S0re
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w w. VAN WAGENEN, Is wsllst or
mic I'm GEO b. ROLLINS. II Wallst

70. FOX ssLE-At Public AuctiOo-A small place
e. continuing WATER POWER, situated In Somers.
~ town, WestchesteT Co about four miles OF the
De pot at Mechanicsyile the Harlem ailToad and
miles forp Peekskil heicg the late Evidence OF
Abraham Miller, deceased The said pacs about
no acres Of land on which there IL MILL ilh cub
siantel dam and good supply OF Also, large
frame building formerly used wooden factory, ali
dive ling house mekin with the hes, Of limer which
will be sold the cath inst between the hours OF two snd
four NJ. Though not more than 81, 200 is bid
". Bf that day stormy. the ne n suitable day.
Inquire Of BARTLETT MILLER. Fsrfy-st N Y.or
CHARLES MILLER HARRISON milo 2weod'
o. TO 1iERCHANTs, MECHANICS aud Man.
XII utaourers Merchants wishing beautiful building
~ sites meohf ca and manufacturers DESTROYS OF eisi
bic locses requested cali the undersigned ct
Wsll-st One Hundred and Eighteenth st. Harlem,
who offers Tor sale large number OF parcels and
OF single lots very cheap aud most favorable terms
No place in the United States offers toe ID.
vantsses this property stusted II Is 81 Harlem
within three quarters of n hours ride By rsIlssu
running every - mnutes 70 the best market
in tho world both fos the ps and the nuactue ed
tics beside having each side river nsVisable all
OF the year for vessels VI the largest cs there
churches OF every Christian denomination and LARGE
schools in which children receive good educ alton
charge. Some OF these lots he had without
log any money down. the purchase, improving the
Mso1sctu have buildings put uD for their
mod alton favorable Mechanics will fnd plenty
Of work Ia the vicinity ". D. The fare 10 Harlem 10y
commuation) 20 more than 10 rwentythrd.t By the
omnibuses ISAAC DOUGHTY
To Let, factory 75x25 on One Hundred and Twenty.
eighth 1T. near Railroad. ms lmsod'
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No

IL hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Of DANIEL LYNCH grocer Of the City
OF Nav York deceased and who Is alleged % have died
ntesa that shall apply the Surrogate Of the County
OF NewYork for Letters Of Administration upon the
OF the said ntestse the 9th day Of March next
o'clock In the forenoon Dated New York Feb u,
1913. JAMES rHAYER, PUZZLE Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of NewYork notice IL hereby given 20 al Der
of the City Of Ne-York deceased 10 present the
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber his Office. No
l2i Water-stree In the City Of NewYork, before
the FIRST day Of April nextDated NewYork, the Thrift
eth lay Of September, l6f7.
oil iavvtni+ ALFRED 4. VALENTINE. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate of the
County Of New-York, notice "a hereby given 70 all per
sons having claims against NAHUM ANDREWS, late Of
the City OF EewYok deceased present the same with
he vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber her residence,
No III Henrysreet, in the City Of NewYork on or be-
fore the twenty-second day Of March next-Dated New
York the seventeenth day Of September 1917
sl8 lsw6mf NANCY ANDREWS Administrators
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate 0; the
ICouuty OF NewYork notice - hereby gwen 10 al per
sons having claims against TuADOEUS ). BENEDICT,
ate OF the City Of NewYok deceased, 70 present the
with the hers thereof to the sabscrber at his
Office No 60 Wsstreet. Ia the City OF NewYork, or
before the eighth day Of July uextDasd NewYork, the
sixth day OF January, 1913
IL law6m' EDWARD A. LAMBERT, Executor.
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.

7Nasssu.street-Notice IL hereby given to the rea-
tves and next OF kin OF HANNAH CORDRAY, late OF
the City Of NewYork spinster, deceased and who is
alleged % have died intss.te that shall apply 10 the
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork, for letters Of sd
minstration upon the estate Of the said nesste the
25ih day Of March next ten o'clock IN the forenoon
Dated Newly Feb. p, l8i8. JAMES ). THAYER.
22f 2aw tw Publio Adm ristrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Proposas for OIL
u Proposals will be received the office Of the Supern
tendent Of Lamps and Gas No ~ Mercerstreet until
Friday nth inst o'clock p. M later which time
will bs rscsived) for supplying the Corporation OF New
York.with 1000 gallons SprinE strained pure sperm OIL
tSo cents per gallon 10 be allowed for all empty casks
turned Samples must accompany proposals Newly York
March 2, 848. SMITH ID. BELLOWS,
milo l0t Supehntsn dent OF Ltmps And Gas.
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, FOR SALE OR TO LET-A Cotton Factory,

~ situated IN beeen COUNTY, n y On good sIresm o.
- water within four miles Of the NswNork and Erie
Railroad The factory IS feet square, two stories and
attic hish, with about y Of land also, tive dwelling
houses barns and outbuidings; also variety OF rut
the premises The machinery s IN good order for
facurug consisting Of four francs i've cards drawing
frame picker, &c. Inquire Of ID. SCHOONMAKER, l6s
PeArl a. orJ SCHOONMAkER SloAtsbuI 81, NY MI 2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

dwelling house 50 feet square, beside piazza ali
~ round, 500 feet from the water, with n commanding
view OF the City, Bay and the Narrow the house 10
thoroughly finished the large, with ceilings Of
hi chen cellar, psnties aud bsthrgr ON abundant 90.
comnoiation for domestics A lot Of land Of Dimensions
desired by the putchassr will be sold with the house
Also. c0ttsgs sites and building lots either single In
parcels as may be preferred
rhs situation OF this property is The most central in the
improving part Of the island aud IL Is believed prop.
ery IN the nsishboihood Of tbs city presents favorable
an 90 o lrtunity for Investment. Apply %
w. w VAN WAGENEN Is Wslst or
- txfoft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

WIGS. WIGS. WIGS The lassss'. The cheap.
ss ADD the best ass1f'psnt q wiss hsf wis 'ssips
.na toupsss s,s 10 he f,and ~ hrbuuRHf1s pro
ssss. hsreut'sf ssd ole msssf ~ msssa lsrs. sst.
psr ~ Nssss.st ms In.
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a II. GALE g. CO.'S

szxrr1 PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS, l0l, lf6
EzExrxf - and lO8 ThiId-aysrqe, corner OF Thii'
TKH Tteenihst. e
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II. P. PULLING, ND.
j. WILSON, MD.
r. y. BRIGGS. NJ d.
2. Z. FLMENDORF, MD

CAUTION
Owing 10 the sreS. success. ard immense sale Of Dr..
Townsen6s SArsapsrills number Of men who werc for
merry Agents have commenced making sarsapasila
Extracts Elixirs Biters Extracts Of Yellow Dock Gc-
They generally put Il up ia tfe shaped bottles
and Of them have solsn aud copied advertise
mslt they only worthless limitations, and should Be
avoided.
Principal Office, lbs Futon-st Sun Building, ~ II Red
ding Co. Safest Boston; Dyott Sons, ~ North
SseoEd-st Philadelphia; s. ; Hence Druggist, baltimore
p. ~. Cohen, Chsresou; Wright Co. ISL Chartres-st
o. lo5 South fesrlst Albany aud by ali the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally Throughout me nised
sla.es. Mes. Indie. and The Cansds. ~ MN&fu In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

tare Solar Lamp 10 excessively used By literary
students snd artists and AL who rsQairs strong and bril-
liant light The shes recon be prod gcsd
from men Of the highest sAodss 10 this community. BE-.
ycnd doab hat II 10 the most beartiai sad economical
Lamp In ID. world Manufactured soisly by ENDfCoTT
d SUMNER, Toe Eln.st near Csnsl-st mlt 1v-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

E.a corner Of Duane by the Corporation, at public
- a1clion Friday the II inst AZ y O'Clock, CT the
Msrhlnts Exchange Two lots Chstl am st. sOuthery
side So fec front and by about 70 feet deep the
barg subject 20 les'e with renewals sub to
pgaisemeut, the fist period expiring on the st day OF
May l8i8. Said property will be pat up az minimum
valuation Of SIS 200 By order Of The Commissioner o.
the sinking Fond. JOHN EVEN Controller.
Controler's Office March IS l8t2 mlC
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= WM III PRINCE s. CO. Prorristors Of ths |

nasu Garden and Nurseries, Fiuihng, Nev.Yort,
will transmit their general catalogues Of Trees
and Plants 20 sl postpaid applicants Also their Dew
wholesale catalogue % al nurseries and vendeu The
collection unequslsd by anyn Europe America,
and the prices much reduced Fruit Trees Of many kinda
and especially Pears be supplied OF bearing age Cd>
alogues 1t CLARK K AUSrIN'S,
NILS 2veodS ltW .o5 Broad sy
frsa FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, Mashroon spsws
- subscribers have received their an anal sup
Div OF new vegetable, grass and flower sssds They
have been from the best Ia this country
and Europe ana which they offer for sale low they
can be purchased elsewhere also, prime lot Of long.
breed Csnaries. DUNLAP THOMSON, ssedsmsn,
mill iw 6S5 Broadway.
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PEACH TREES ron SALE.

On mn PEACH TREES for sale OF the proper aga
cO1OOO for transpsntns, choice selection OF noeu-
lated Fruit ard warranted 10 be Of the kinds sold for. Or
ders from distance viii receive immediate ssntioa.
with the delivery Of the trees free Of expense 81 rutan
Market WHAT Apply TO WHITE 4 BARNES, Dol Pearl.
o. or 70 ELWo0D LAFETRA, at the Nursery, shrews.
bury, New.Jeusy. mil 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17

- fOh ~ Gt--A tcahshu. ffttocNco IN ft1to
S. OF Huntington, L. sitnsts AZ the head Of the Bay
good two-siory dwelling house, barn snd other
necessary Outbnild garden stocked With peach aud
puu trees stravbeuy, grape vines 40 ABOUT u scrss
ri a1d ign siste OF cultivation a. 10 msds.
ore lsud detached II wanted For particulars inquire
Of u. WALTERS on the premises. or OF NOODRULh
i Co. ~ FroBt-st Newfork = WALTERS
- Liza.
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Alifls

IN SPRING FAsHIONS-HATs HATS Par:
ELL uolskin hat, 3, equal to those sold y other' q
also, elegsn. dress hats 81 = 20 and - - 'upe
% in stys s5a sish 70 those IL many placer 81 - near
bst..isz lt2zsl GEO P. II. BROWN, 70 Csosl-st