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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
A Card.

Il Vie Undersigned hls been engaged for mary
Years I'D the construction of u large Section
~ nap oi n Arkansas, which be intends publishing
IN the course of The ensuing year. His position
rs craftsman in the Surveyor Generals Office of
TINS State, for the last eight years, has given him
The most favorable opportunity of laying down
the Topography of such map nearly perfect
as can be.
In order 10 insure the utmost possible correct
ness I'D the position of County Seats. Post Offices
and roads, he would respectfully solicit all those
Post Masters. and others Interested in the locations
of County Seats, who have not sent in the num-
6ers OF their respective places. to be kind enough
TO do so al their earliest convenience; and to all
those who have been so prompt as to favor him
with the necessary Information. ne hereby ten
ders his sincere thanks.
C. LANGTREE.
Lille Rock, Ark., 1Edy 30ih, IS49.-2O
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Fresh Groceries.


FHTiE subscriber begs leave TO acquaint his old
Z friends and customers, that. he is receiving
rye additions to his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin & Clegg, on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell as low as any 9th
CT establishment, for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt so kegs nails
100 - coffee 20CO lbs lead
2Oo bbls and half bbls 20 kegs powder
Whskey 20 boxes tobacco
ID hhds sugar 30 SOAP
10 b0l5 mOlasses 10 - Gunpowdor tea
10 - loaf sugar 10 :. Starch
l5.G00 lbs iron assorted 20 :. boots and shoes
300 plough moulds 200 los sole leather
4O9O lbs castings. ass'd 80 sides upper do
lOo sets wagon boxes doz painted buckets
QUO los cast steel En- 3 sacks pepper
gish, Blister, German, ] ginger
and American do. bales domestic
Together with OK Chains. log chains. drawipn
chains, tin ware, quCensware. and saddlerv.-
Also a few articles in the Dry Good line. and
many others too numerous to mention; all Of
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30

T6TEPHYR Worsted, Canvass. Patterns Perforated
~ Board FOR sale by WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
CERTIFICATE.

TomPkins Bluff Sumpter Co. (Ala.) Jan f. I843
Dr. A SPENcER,-Dear Sir Il wish you to forva rd
me large supply of your Pills do not think 300
boxes too large quantity to send. | sold 100 boxes
the last six menths, they the popular Pills in
this place. For bilious complaints, sick headache
almost infallibie remedy. / hava formerly been
agent for Peters Pills, but sell three dozen of
your Pills 20 one of his My customers think them
superior to Peters any other Pills
Respectfully yours O. c. KELSEY
For sale by K. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
GRANT s. BARTON.

Nos. 1913 S G25 william Street,
" ASHINGTON STORES, NEW YORK.
s IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Staple Dry Goods and
Indian Goods, adapted to the wants of the general
trade, and of the different t: ibes.
o. q B. also attend TO the sale Of Furs, Peltres and
any Of the products of the Indian country and being
continually making sales of this chara cter arc well
acquainted with the market. They will spare eff
forts to secure the best prices for all consignnents
which may be made to them, and it will afford tn en-
pleasure al all times to communications from
any person who wishes information relative to the
state of the market and the prices of goods.
July, IS4S.-2I-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-30
Glassware.
a BOXES tumblers, 10 boxes glass Jars ass'd 5
III ~ boxes decanters, reed and for sale by
Feb'y II, 1913. HENRY ,S CUNNINGHAM
Glassware.

ID ECElFED per steamers Tributary and Cashier
6 a the following goods for sale:
% cases Shoes and Boots; 100 bags Rio Coffee; 20
hogsheads Sugar; lOOOO pounds Iron assorted; 900
flough Mouids; smiths Bellows; Anvs and Vices
stocks and dies and Plates; sedge hammers and
hand do, ~ reams wrapping Paper; bags Pepper; 10
bundles sheet iron cas-. steel; 1900 pounds Cotton
Yarn, 18th bunches);
And many other arti~'
suitable for the trade &c &c. Call and see =
April Ist, 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

SALT-Sales have been made Of 043 sacks Liverpool
Ground on terms learned and cargo OF Turks Island
which has of late been scarce, about 20 cents, mos
sEFDS-The demand for Glover being moderate, the
market is less firm and prices Of new are about OF cent
a. 10 lower the sales Ou0N1 bhls at o. al II cents
Timothy in small supply, and hrni small lot very
dsoTne brought So Rough Flax is now plenty ana
the market has declined about . as cents the sales IN
eude 7O0dSOJ bushels az AZ al - aud ~ es on p'
ate terms.
sPIRITs-For the past three days The market for the
various descriptions of Foreign has been quiet, and Inc
sales made have been too unimpoTtant 10 parucuefks
the wharf lowe prices have been seeepted-the sales
include $4,000 bbs Of this desert pon at d cents and
200 State Prison part at D. cash, and the remainder on
private terms
been but little lunding snd the market has been unusual
y quiet Among the sales 100 hhds New Orleans Al u
AL cents 100 Porto Rico, a 81 100 bxs Brown Havana
5l mos 100 bags Brown Brazil in Philsdep hia, for
Dutch Refined Crushed for Philadelphia, cents, equal to
mos.
! TEAs-There have been three public ssles-ncuding
the Rainbow and HuntTesss OF Teas and an
drew together large ana spted companies and the cna
lOgues for the part through with, N9oo9
packages being disposed o the COCO ana hne qualities OF
both Black snd Green commanding full prices The
OF these offered being small but the inferior grade
low rates were acceded 20.
TOBACCo-Ths market has been quite dull for week
past; no sales 70 report worthy OF notice.
| wHALEBoNE-A sale Of 5,oOo South ses has been
made for export at rs cts, c"t
WINEs-n the various ptions there has been bal
little and only sales Of 100 Or CASKS Sicily Red OF
private terms - Canary IS cts and Malmsey 25Gl 50
| mos
WOOL-There 4. but little demand for sny description
and only sales Of 5000 n No Country al q cts 4Ooo
Of Foreign report; there Is good stock Of South Amer
ican in market lShipPiug Li-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
AccIpIsI.-Mrs. Jane Wadmau' RESIDING In
Twehs. 90 getting on. Of stage In the Thirdav near
ysr.s; fell from the steps and severely Injured

PoIicE.-A lss by the name Of Levallyn Harm
son was taken into custody az the Bo~ery rneater as
sv,nn by oH,ers Kelly and Trainer. on charge Of nav
,s .olsn $3.50 in GOLD coin from Mr. John Nevin OF wash
ingtou CIV on the evening Of the ls inst On searching
Ais person Sis In gold found concealed In nusnh
belt around bis waist also 81 bill and some sma euahge
% ~. ,ocSe;s The accused on being examined before
Justice Tnpson admitted that he took the money WINE
complainant asleep Oicer Jacques last evening
arrested Young named George r. snare on enlIse
Of stealing SO from Henry Hoy Of 1873 Hudson-s' De
tsinkt Cor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

MDNNiS hODiNopNf lesin'ul
skNL. @. HASSAY, Secretary - mi @a"%"
MiSruRs PosT, II d. Physician, 5Oi brosd@ay.
TTNICKERBOCkE FIRE INSURANCE COA
IA PANY or NETWORK, Office 90 Wall-sL-Capitai
s130Nl0-Onunaly incorporated IN l7'8-Ihis company
continues insure against loss and damage ~ he ON VIC
most favorable terms it, operations are confined cneuI
A. the City OF NewY0rk and 10 Immediate proximity.
io,s-s u,sd and paid with prom aud beraity.
DIRECTORS.
aoryef rel.nA John Oothout George Arculsrius,
Robert Benson John Campbell, George Coaklini
J0shua Brush, Robert l. stuNtl john 1t@i
Bolts Moore Edward Cook. Asher Riley
1r.t,rv Lamb Adam Norris Robert Kermit.
no H.. Fo,r,. William Tucker Chas =. LegerIch,
Irffory Cb.rdon Isug.C Iiamefsiey " iism BrnwniuE
Aiar. Lawrancs, william p jean nen,1 riWsln
GEORGE IRELAND, President
Al. McDoNALD. Secretary.
Hsw-furk. Oct 2 lsiI o.
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|, ~. rFtsss.i CNNslss AfF9sff Y 80 t"FsF''f ~
-. a. 49, =. A. ,>.,s,., e. ~ t.s ~ ~ ~ Nv
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n, Al, "a. .trss.es ,As ~sps EEL ~ '' '''' | wy
f,.s a..s.,s sar t,r-ss AZ eHs''. - va ~ W
-, hsa. - rsssns 81 10 ~ A even Aa''e' ''"
a. Nsrss II NNHs FfN>-f AAF WV" ~ "-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
xVYOMTNG IRON wORKs

xfrYOYIING IRON WORK -sHERiFFs HALE
WYNN be cold for cssh 90 s Essbaffs. Pa On ffasT
zsth Nsrch without sdlour fnfnt 100 tons a"sq IRON
80 n.,t,,n GI Iis per yard 70 tons 3 auA lnrh puf
pis bsr iron ssd ensb tops bottoms 90 tons anis.
ets,eosi vg roo 40 refined pzs iron ard ai psf
nses.ssry - cary o. fgnE i Consisting
81 smiths paadisfs and btsisfs tools 30 bs'' 1a
copper oil, carts hpfsss - &C.. wiN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

MARINE JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-Bris Orbit, Hirsins, RIO Grsnde Jan IA
hide horns, ko, TO Ii Corning. Left no Am.rcsn yes
ssls In port Feb lsi n Ion ca. spoke ship sasof
Rod, Of Ksnnsbunk. from Liverpool, with passenger
bound TO N0flesna
Scbr Lucy Ann, slsight, Phisdsl d., udss to N Nc
Greedy.
saiIeA-Pashet ship New World Liverpool
Bark Jane 4 Williams. Mobile.
Brls 0rseisn, NOriesps Wind NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

The WHO'S AND The PREsIDEScY.-A Clay
v,ry nm attended was held in Albany
sst Friday evening Teunis Van Neehten, Esq was pre-
~ officer and speeehes made by Messrs greeley
BROOKS and several others Resolutions were adopted o.
elssns preference for Henry CLAY, but ayowing de-
termination pport the nominee OF the National Con
yeaticn whoever he may be.
To this compile zion we shall all at last Our oppo
uepts may twit us with want Of harmony now but as
sss that there will be no longer Clay Wings TgOT
Whi-bs Ways, united as 10 1870 and ist4 We diner
10 the most likely to effect the great otlec
rasy Let be selected and sill these differences
will vanish. and shall have more occasion for th'
exerueiang OF neighbors Of the Enqarer and FL
ass,H<r Their time yet come. They have sagacoUs
~ avoided thus far, all controversy about neR but 10
than beware of the ides of May Richmond Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

EXTENSIVE Information was received
this morans hat in ultonst near the ferry was
broken open last night and robbed Of money and goods to
The amount Of A5ol, $4,000, with which the rogues
ssesueA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
OssroUrEs AT sPRINaFIELD.-The remains Of

AT SPhlNGflELDs--lu rcnhlus oi
John Quincy Adams, accompanied by the COMMITTEES OF
Congress- and the Committee OF the Mssohusetts Legs
sare arrived in this town by the regular southern tram
81 O'Clock yesterday afternoon During the passage OF
Toe cars through the cities Of Haven and Hartford
the bells toed and other demonstrations OF respect
shown TO the memory OF the illustrious departed.
o. the arrival Of the salute OF thirteen guns was
fred aud minute followed during the continuance OF
The PROCESSION The bells OF the several churches were
also toll,d daring the same time.
90 the arrival OF the procession at the church of Rev
Dr. Ossood tho passed in front of the line OF
military, and received with presented arms and the
roll OF mufed drums. The coffin then deposited In
broad aisle Of the church where during ts
under guard Of honor, which was volunteered BY
the Springfield Light Guards
The weather aud the condition OF the streets during the
progress Of the procession, most untavorahe. The
rain fell rapidly during the whole time and the mud VA
thick to almost prevent waking The spirit OF this
military and OF tho hre department, In turning out %
promptly and such under
sances ELECTED the highest sdmiT ration from the member
the Con Committee The display and token
Of respect shown however honor TO The town
and tbs the fret reception OF the iustIous deceased
the Stale OF his nativity, was worthy OF Massachusetts
Springfield Republican, 10th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

noCTOR CARPENTERS Old-Es;ablished Peck
DShp DispensaIy-No.f Pecs-sip. near Psarst sstiil
continued for the safe speedy and sfecua treatment ard
Of all classes Of disease II age science an early col
egiAte and regular and legal medical education. aud
nearly forty yesrs Of extensive practice tnt experience
ente The practitioner 10 preference the mere yro
ia the healing art DR. Carpenter boss leave 20 direct the
attention Of a discernng public n inference Of the
comparison and an investsaon Of bis claims plurality
Of Offices or ro0ms prov de1 or the convenience Of
patients Charges reasonable.
M 2gs DOCTOR :. CARPENTER. 4 Peck slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

~ 81 Rond.st Open daily t3undsys eIceptedl ~ ~
o'clock NJ Also, Il O'clock, NJ. Saturday, FOR the
treatment Of Surgical cases
PeysIcfs~s ~ ATrESDASCE.--Mo Monday, Ds. Kirby and
Barlo.: Tis1rday Or, Qun and Tsylgri HedHedly De
snow and Bowers; Thursday, Drs Wrisht nod b0Hss
Fr,6ag Drs Hawks Ard Allen safsy dry, Drs Josla,
Ravard NcNicksr sud Gator lhi n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

~ PIK-TANTE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County of New-Y0rk, notice s hereby gwen % a per.
sons having aius against JOHN W. b kOts late OF
the City OF New-Yors. grocer deceased 10 present e
same vi h the vouchers thereof % The subscriber az ms
Office No Nassau-st in the City of New YORK on or be-
fore the 9Th day Of May ueXtDated New'fofk ON Gay
ns iaw6m JAMES 5 .THAYER. Public Admir-. &c.
IMP PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
iCountV on New.York notice Is hereby given % az per
sons having claims against NATHANIEL hAWNhJ hsi,
ale of he civ Of NeWY0rS deceased, 70 present the
,si5snce No q5 Fsst Broadway, in the City Of New
York on Or before the twentysecond day OF June next
-, fs,y,,,1s WM + MOTT. Executor
~ PIRSTASCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
tCouufy oil New York notice u hereby given 70 All per-
sons having claims against JOHN A. PEAkSALb, late OF
~, civ of New York deceased TO present the same with
he vouchers thereof the subscriber a. her ohce No
ia Cherrystreet 10 the City of Newfork on Or before
~ f7t sv of My next-Dsted New York, the 20th day
~ ,r.~sf Tgf7 ELIZA X PEARSALL,
VI ~ 1..,e-o+ Administratnx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

ERESH FRUITS, GROCEIIE-, &c.
lul bbls hand PICKED sqples a's'i''a
80 kcgs Malaga paposi DO hfS "faeh
~ b1s lisbon Do DO 90
~ brs .nd half brs bunch fsisin'
lu srrs p0mTrfanfes
~ pots WhiLa and yellow rock erpf1
- hrs luluhs pssfs.
~ tHn Dsnoa citfun.
10 hbls shslsd almonds
~ bbls shrIird psanuis.
~ cases rinsappis sasolinHah
t1 kos uas Uuish haffinE
White sni brown hard susaf ih hl's.
Hsusfts crushed and powdered in DDS
Trssfhrf with rnunfal asslifnant ~ HN' t"'-'l-s
vioes hq1ofs safdias snd sYfups pfe'efTs' F'sa 'F
COS. cigars le
tonfssfaurs bsssfs hnia saspsf' families sHl "'hsf'
Do want ~ good sfss si ihe iHwes' risfse H.a 40
requested ~ give es call pAa-Hhh '''NN.
~ llg Chsfha.a 81 uaas iha'hs'' sIHafa
IIAslISt. rAruH nmra. faa hirs. bal r's--
aHd ~Lita silfa cod fsf sail lHr ~ -'se -""sle~
sasist cFHua W Firlp go - 'N'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

Ira denominations not embraced In this list are unim
Jour. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

80 FOR SALE or % Lease for term Of years,
country seat deli Ehtfuly situated on the vest bank
SA OF On. Hudson mile and half from tho village OF
Seybursh from the we'll known saubrity Of climate,
- proximity the city aud other CONVEX ences, his sit
lon admirably adapted either for country residences
public boardin house, voter cure establishment or a
sch0ofor which latter purpose II has been oc
cupsd tor 4 number OF years Apply 20
2qf JOHN !. BROWN & co. ~ FUTON 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

~ Pou. NATHAN REED of Belfast, Me. for
marty of Salem Mas. was tutor at Harvard when JoHN
QvIscy ADAMS was under graduate member Of The Col
iege.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

! H0ir.s Surrogate OF the County OF KINGS rouce D.
hereby given according 20 law erslns having claim
III Br9okvn in said County decrtsed tnat teY are re-
onired tD Nhiht the with he vouchers cor h
NJ sisrrirar 10 eiminis'riiiN of al ard singular OBJ
,o5, ctasls and cred IS which were of said decea d
al her r-sidence 80 I'D 1.ra slou q l1 The CRY OF
lyn on or before the 18th day Of July 1913 dated ih
- day Of Jlnaarv. 1888. . 49,
liIsw6m- ELiZA RATBBONE, AdministIatriE, sc.
~ TTEsUANUE OF an order OF the onuoet
tof the County OF New-York, notice ~ hereby gwen
all persons having claims against PETER sChWAkb
late of the CITY Of NeWlorS. grocer deceased to tt
sst the same with the vouchers thereof o. he 5nbsc -
a, MI. office Nassau the City of New-fork, on OF
fore the 3h day Of May neNr-Dated New-fofk the "i
a'y II i.,s6w LANES :. THAYER. Public Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

NAyt -.
O. NJ PER TON Peach Orchard best Red Ash Coal
f1D l-.) large Nut at - ID. fss end Stove a. p &
.rfrrnnd and delivered from yard Asu, LshIsh HehnYl
a 100 and Liverpool al ihr lowest prices Apply n
a. ~ JONES ifN broadway
gsf fss "a d1nf above Maiden lane
GOAL LOWER TITAN ~UnnhW PRICES
y disohafFa ths day from the 'th9unef Isabel Stove
and a. tho low price ~ o. ~ AT Coal N"u ra ''
undef cpvaf and warranted beet quality i'fi ft Wash
ius'on'i ueaf hpfiaa. by l"l im MINIMUM"
ro.I. Peach tHah.fd nsd Ash OH unaaf ,avst sod
dfy screened arH delivered w patty ~ Tho sitr
f'ou 10y Yafas lil nHvefr cod Garnet Hsn"e''sr an'
a. W rhasruf AZ f7
As1 Lahish iivair,ai rsi,ha' aud 49, - .aHt' Ices
a. dealers aud uihsfs aatts lAioh NAhhA ~.
~ lmt
f'UAf. HEbitiD 70 luhhFh FAl'tA -Fsssh
Nfu,.iafa api i4hish. al sirs. ArriY ''
tif 1fuuE1 ne D tHahH. l"f A"fh'"f 81
I,Wat. iun It.s r.st s-sNtr Nirs.rltt -fr-f sd
T.. 49,. a., funtru H.MuHhAN.
- % ri-a 81 @-ss 49,
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IT, soPENING or THE seg,.-,,yr1.nI
r,,sIs.-uNrENNsYLNANlA CA st21zxo
11Hx<Ek&3u \. Al

NAL q ANA -binfnams
flsa % rtttsearsh The undersigned would respectfully
aofn, Me.tern .hqpoTs that the first Of March nsu'
saisn W he resumed Tor tho present season 70 flts
kufh sa tha fransyiyaaia Canals and Railroads Coos
mara "A fof hs Line will b forwarded with gfess eis.
patch sra a. Mo loscst current rates No comm '9n'
sssss .hanss f,s tsWatdtrs sooas from Pittsburgh ~
t saaf hna cf steam fsckrts leave Pittsburgh dsly
81 sle,A ~ Cor Nlnslnasti. Louisville, 81 Louis "Hs
rseNasssa Hin hAms Limo. Via Canal
stfu MM. TYSON, hseat, 10 WeH-f n =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

STEAM PAPER MILL For Sale at Auction- On
Striday, the Slst day Of March a. II A. NJ all the Ma
from the first OF May uexu Of the Steam Paper Nil
situated In T.ny-sNth-st the North RIVER m ne
City OF New-Yors. The Machinery consists Of forty
horse Steam Engiee and Boiler with all Is appendices
one Foudtinier Paper Making Machine 81 inches WIDE
with steam dryer inside by Smith Winchester one
Cylinder Machine A. inches vide with steam yer MADE
BY How Goddafa five Rss Eugn carrying 10 pounds
each, Of them With patent WALKERS. In addition 70
this the Mil has all the machinery for one Of
he size ful inventory will be exhibited the day Of
sale The whole Is In oEder FOR Immediate use, has been
operation two and half years, snd Is 'od to close
concern Of paymrut0 per cent cash on the lay
OF sale - per Ia thTti days and the besnee In
and IL months approved credits FoI farther Informs
ton, spoly 10 MOORE LEo1EII, ogi fsaf' St 81
The Machinery msy b. examined daily after the -th
rom 3 to II A. NJ mle,lSlo l8, X,s4ktos
INITIAL ROOkING.-P SUMNER; les Greenwich
wi street nsSr Cortiandst n l-Aetsl roofing AZ ex
,rsordinsry low prices leaders cutters &c equally sd
vsntaseous terms Also roofs cutters, leaders &c re-
paired the shortest notice Also on hand AND so- 20
order Bis Justly cslebrsed chimney TOPS when deiy
competition. Also OF 81 descriptions copper kno
and on wsre made 70 order and ready for spuns trade
mic ST.
DOOPING.-Old Tin Roofs made tight Tor = cents Per
SlfootNsw roofs OF rough plank covered Tor y oen'
roof OF factories large buildings - tqoAres Tor
IS IS Der sousre And warranted Good wins PAerg Pre-
mium Hydro Pneamstic Cement sheshing makes tAnc
soe cheap isht and durable roof References and sPe
sinners Al GOODWINs Roman Cement Factory, 80 West
Broadway between Chambers and Warren ats ~ Ira
HYDKOPATHY.-pr TRAIL applies the Water
llCure 20 bo.h acute and chronic ds-asrs Ordinary
fsvegs cured BY hi, system two three days AZ
<svssd eases u ship fever been repeatedly cured
IN his hands In one week Ps;ients with chronic
plants are received q, tho establishment IS LsghtE
III I'm
FISHING TACKIK-Whossaie snd retail, a tho
Anglers Depot ~ ralton-s We offer b ANGLERS and
dealers IN Fishing fsekle extensive Assoftmsbt u
Lines; Fsss Reels Rod, sin Worn Gut and every de-
erpou " angling materials Of the qssy and low.
e.. cash price. mill JOHN J. BLOWS a co
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- RnR .ALE-AL Pab-Lc AneLLoa-A .maII p-.ee

- FOR ~sIE-At Public AucuOn-A small place
"a containing WATER POWER, situated 10 Somers.
49, town, Wrsfchester Co. about four miles west OF the
Depot at Mechanicsyle, on the Harlem Railroad, and
inc miles from Peeksk beiug the late residence OF
Abraham Miller deceased The said place contains about
10 OF land which there Is mill, with sob
santial dam and good supply Of water. Aso, large
frame building formerly used as wooden factory sma
dive ling house hme-kln with the best Of limerick which
will be sold the 24h inst between the hours OF two and
four p NJ Though not more than 81 200 ia bdl
n. BIZ that day stormy the next snittbe day
INQUIRE of BARTLETT q MILLER. Ferry NN.Or
CHARLES MILLER HARRISON milo 2gaOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

r. AT PRIVATE @aIE-rwo lots Of round "a
~. fhs north .ds u Thirty fourth - commencing SO
l.f a..f = iif fH Hf..ae-8 ~ p ~ p 80 lnrhss
For terms ne apply - 4 BLEECXER
nI ~ hgcn0ne-r. Brosdst
- AT PRIyATE -ALR-rhs fo1r.story bret
a., hOase aud BOT be fss no Nnnst on the oorib cd,
- between Avenue ADD Frstsz Size Of house. 10
feet inches b. ~ fs' deep. finished 10 modern style,
with mabs mtnss sdins doors black CRATES psatrss.
Cr1on wA'sr cub far, &c Size Of 0t. l6 feet inches
bg % f-e. fsep For psriicuisr. applY %
MI W. BLhECkEt, Anctloneef.7 Brosd-s'.
<z. AT PRIVATE SALT. tso-story brick
~ house rssh Of 0t me sor'h side q y nth
o. about ~ feet wss. n F0auh-svenae siss of
house m hy l feet sire of l0 - by 00 feet Tho .sss
has 81 year. roo FROM the lst o. October. 1871,
ground re1t Of Si5 annum VII b. s0id b.rssin
rniO lw Broad. o..
q. At PRIVATE -ALS-rhe 3.tory birch hoa,s
- aul lH n fge the south sd- ~ r~rn,y thirdst.
opposite Mtis0n.sqaare sNs ~ house > oy - feet
deep foshed about months built DO The best msnnef ~
days work, wIit 90 ihf modern improv' menis fnsfbs
r en- els nah0 stnf doors. Crofar water ard hNurss
throughout TIE ball. sz. of of IS ~ h,h ths block For
p.-.i,ollrs spdly 30 A :. BlEECkER Aaeuonser
49, I,g : RroAisf.