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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

nF. KELIlNGERS LINIHENT IS ALL TaE GO.-gvERY
~ vessel that
Hos james Whiting has his .pisndA
cra 100 for California James Grant Of
street tool very Iare quantity with hmwe 'oy hspyl
to acknowledge his order for Nv We shst
CURRENTLY cells for $40 bottle 1t fails OF gvinr mue-
diste relief in all apasmodc Affections sops dnrrnGa in ts
stages also hess ali Of old aud bruises ID
Is us in the families OF the Bon H. Grnns the CoctA<s
IrvDFs Janewa Livingstone Ludlowe Norr,sscs
Bradhurstsnibe tbs Of the elite altogether Oco -
Pear for sale at Ia or'al Broadway and &C.
nerally " cents Fin 10, - dozs q, Si2 pei grsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

LNOR CALIFOR> IA-FOR SALE, A PASSAGE TICKET IN
the CABIN Of tie City Cnagres
sl 18th Of Eel ruary Iaquire the Of Stonea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

N RY GOODS-FOR sALE- TaR STOCK AND FIXTURES
- 60 Of rta dry goods oing first rate business
In and thriving neghboruood South Brooklyn
cash a 10 cent below the lowest suction The only
for selling H. the in other business
the city ApplY 81 No. 90 York street, BrooklSn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

LIOR sALE-THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND COPPER
fastened b.,t Aphs burshen Pss register o7 toms three
rigging Apply to the Captain board pier No a.
10 BOYD HINCKEN, SO Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31
HOy rUfx CALIFORNIA

TaE CAsIBELLS MINST" ELS Will GIVE TWO OF
their popular entertainment Tomkns Lyceum Staten
Island on Wedn esdAy and Thursday eyeninga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

EfOR CALIFORNIA. OVERLAND ROO B. VIA VERA
Cros and the City OF nexiooA company being
and equipped regular troop Of Cavav bo
thirty hard listed experienced Who from habits life
and keep others offer This com b to pro
coed possible under the
The member OF this company requested attend
u. above mentioned GLASS who have desire Join and
know ut tho meeting which ace on Mondays We'd
nesdays and Fdsys Smiths IL Dey street at O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
....r nr LIZ ArrrnR OF TnE FIJI RIVE

.s,sr OF rgy AUTHOR OF THE FALL RIVER
c.sr ran YrsfNo CoaFANY William Phillips.
4 pe,fsr. The person who 10 May la-t induced The
"a of The Hassacnusctts Stale Prison and City
I'D Ncboi. q Charleston 70 accomyau him % a
v t3gging excursion 10 Fall River, was arrested
tr-da, morning Ia grocery store on the corner Of
i-.o1 ~ and O1eida-st and was conveyed % me
.s., ofee The comic m amer " Phiihpss escape
y. rec0Isctsd By all ~ our fea1ers-h0w o. made
I 100 6iguitsrcs dig their own grave, and how h.
"a H. u cofinless therein. &c sud therefore u u
I ,,,s,sry 10 repeat II again Phlh2f, since nls
.. hs. suffered much prlysiloD, AID Ne copy lhe
,s,f narrative Of biz adventures from the bo''0N
I Se srst place with rsgard 10 the Inaneuv-r by
= sssssped from the Warden, be bad no noion o.
sasin. IN. parry the true J,ot-hi- sos loea y a.
.s.e be escape Leaving mem - nlmDy rs
80 Days 10 one Of tue bpts Of the in9hh tu'
:, whsrs be va once reported 70 haze been seen,l
. 80 la en- no food since bis departure beng with
ley he pulled a new black SIX handkerchief from
-. md ave Il 70 an Indisn woman for bread
.epng in thsi region iof ony Or t"g' he .ooA
. !. ,Ie,e took passage IN craft bound for baih AZ
=. later place he afnved a. To expiration u two
II, froto the tine Of leaving the GOD region Here
-.s~d Or board fishing smack he hal continued
. t.liry tu.iress ever since. until last week. " IN
s4eg te arrived ere direct from BAH, iu view oi
~s.slry The Whereabouts OF his VILE and seeing her,
,t .ess deieeted ~ the authOnnes, and then again
..s,r sat- s.id he you've got me nO~-my
ii n, an upre respectable future life are defeated.
saa ny family are ruined"
r..ng the forenoon Of Tuesday no less than 2OW
80. visited the Marshs- Office, at Boston, 20 see
/. adi.tipgul,h.d arrival and among others the
dan of the state Phson. whom Phillips AZ once
.o,,lses and s,luted. When be- escaped from the
,,'3e, Phillips had eight years ~ his sentence 10
,,, out He rss sonvsy-d 10 Charlestown in the
tsIoOn, to BE- sssin confined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

I.'eri.y persSs. Aug -. Ms LUchErA roussi, rshct
fDof q g. 1oussy
sns. Brother C,.uu. Reefs and OF her s'n ia~.
A.enm -. repeatedly ils-d q attend her funeral from
%, O'Clock this THURSDAY
tssa ~uhout urth~r tstiun
NNesss.i.y uofainE Aus -, wiLllAM HofT of tbs C,.
Iasssh year h.. sfe. forn-st If fssfed Conn
nIa.ssay Aux = short fusss. Csfnptr~n. J Am
N2iIA. fhsmss CsrA. elect daughter of
sslt 80 D. fh- slth year IT hsf
awe Fsi TIE morning OF fhe "a August HANNAH
so ss a. 1ohn snd Slaughter Of Horace ko~ and. ss-d -
i.-. s.nouihs ssd dsss
iiuy ou IN. -v.ohs Auz a. Of Tie prevailing sfasmc
'k.A>N ID fOOL iauslter Of 1o,eph Pool deceased
o. f...tss. Aus u. Of tbs prevailing sPHeuN, Mss MANY
sNf GIBBONS sset ~ s~srs
The pure d hesft Tor they shall 80 God.
nHsse'rs~ Roel,nd Coany, Tue.dv se-uae. Aux ~,
~ SHOWN. tsn ehl3 OF Alfred And astsu ivsrs, sged
ard D.
n neas. II the family respectfully requested attend The
..sf. o oc ck from tie rsissce u sfa4c
a1sf doe Farnsn. Zee Ne Edrtee-st
Usessbn Ass -, Rev THOMAS RURCa, IN The isi year OF
&c
n erd. AID tho.e Of pc sons and he insw. Var
Ca isvns bis tansrs rniv morning usrt ~ 10
t ou ths Methods; kpeeops Church On sands 81 lhf
snias MI b tsksn q Greenwood
o. the $50 August MARY vie oisamuel NycAof IN The o'h
-f q Der age
t.sv The s.h ste octct No q
rle.avsnus, wiihout farttef nviisuoa
% w-sss.as Aug 81 d,.entsr SARAH MILLS daughter
. e-ofs- Mis-. dse~s,.d. sges ~
A Trend. respectfully invited 90 ateut her ia
- nsS occsA % rbafstss Avg 81 icn he r-sients
Haats. Csnsl Of Wooster - Her
= - sosv~N - TO Stamford. Noun. tot infefmert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

~ ,fsashiy 4rs-ieo FOR Lir-rysa-Hal BsruaE, r1
.rf ID sf .~sarf Totes SPAN M 40 W.
Mr. rton- a.lds ID sssslt l. aios N--
card. slt Mr. haf-- nsf 49,
rs ~. s4.. th. 30 nufss N-se. R.ss yrxlls
" ". Jua. sdy N { kT--. "a al Az. ini--
sts-s -r Frsne- ffsuy " Fo-sf 80 aii nc 40
.-tsrs-r R.rkn Rlrcs N-- loft J L-nh.rst Wa
Ger sug. 6r.hsm te-rpae ksv oirf-f.F s.fr
nr Cs,m@r Pc phs. NJ Hot- Frsrc-i Joha p
ph " kaIra VT r-f n = 6-or-. sty 40 s-ftsrf ID
Lsthais sdy 7 Rr,-u-. NJ SAD. A haltu. fhlsf-
% q. fa~.r Cafh.rd Yors De H~apfi. en-u f-rf
Lore Ss-seu-oa fsun-s-- yasn De Pa u-afei
L-sslf J1hr Nsr-l, sft-cn- % 90
2rstaup Cocor.u ~~s1tl. Lr-rpoo O~l-rs
JON Jolly Riv-- NJ nl.ae-n 80
rs1t Psf-. NJ Sfusu NJ App-'oE tas sns "
sr-sh. h-Aa Grsr1. fra1c- s-sr-r oi tspttn-. Ger
lasbsn ncCsmus 80 Tea Nee lnis NJ bysf pe.-sf,
NJ Fstki, NJ -ssnscs Ns-
lers. s- Mr. A6lrils. Mr. Gmh~ ir-.nti ~ hfl, nt'
cs~sf. Ctsrss Bs.u. fassas fh.ss Orr. a.raos psr
u L as, So ctnsr-u rlr.- Mons. ssai, ca
NJ DAVE A . Crcl1sfIs "a 80. Eresla k-f ~
ffrga;rils. lr-ard NJ brtl NJ Nl-s, Noa-f
N-~N0fk " uc.-rlrsn. NJ T--tus.-r
F5- Hslf41-Mr Co.s g Joal.. b. " ChsfFli Prov
~ ! k..irr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

lsDiAN DisTUEsAscp FL0rTDA.-A private
Aig received from Tampa Bay, dated August 4 in-
Css us that the greatest anxiety felt by the people
O hat vicinity that the Indians should he removed
he people will never he satisfied, Gays our CORES
asdspt) 90 long one Seminole remains IN the coun
ff and he hss anticipated the scton which has been
t'n by the Government In relation 20 the movements
gin't the hostleA Washington Republic.
ACUHIngs CAsg oF SURstRY Some time ago
lis child Of Mr. LOihrOp. IT the foot of Sudburyst
'spsyins with pair of bivslve shells round in form.
I'd ssch fully large the eighth OF dolsr when
Of thfm disappeared. aud nothing could be iound
fh Ansr several weeks there was an appearance Of
snethlng growing In the chilts month IN the roof Of
3 The child wss carried 10 DR.. Clark, the City Ply
iesr who pronounced it ease Of the enlargement Of
oae bone the anatomical name of which Il too hard
hf u.s. but will call IL OF the raiters of the
ssrih suaeegnenty Dr.. Warren was consulted VINO
sntnned Dr. Clsrks opinion, ana proposed 10 operate
= reduce the sire OF the enlarged bone. ON cutting
uguud the protuhersnce the before mentioned shell
ri out IL seems have adhered the concaye side up,
root of the mouth until IL had become completely
z0edded under the skin. lChronoiyPe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
NEW-YoRK BAY CEMETERY.

rI'HE COMPANY are still selling lots st he very lO"
L price Of FIFTEEN $50 DOLLARS, paylbe : d,H
,..,ll-eaf baLIaee g. yer month SECURE A LOT BE-
FORE THE PRICE + RAISED. Every person must
see the necessity Of owning burial lot single inter
,oents g. Including opening and closing the grave
TIE Company have resolved 10 i've 81 Societies and
Cburche- = lot. gratousy for every leo they purchase
Or 10 mat proportion FOR any number purchased a
MOI ys must be paid ~ the 0fce sftrf the fret payment Oi
- Any person wishing pay more man ~ must cal ~
ne osc- The Company held their nrst drawing On ne
s.t AZ u August. which gave universal -susiscon the
second drawing Will Take ace early m September
CERTIFICATE We hereby certify mat "e nave
.urv-,sf the grounds u the New 0fk Bay Cemetery
Compsnv and that they beautifully located on
IN. Bsy Of NegYors with depn Of soil " twenty feet
y more Of gravel and sanf vel sdsptet Tor cemelrfS
MARSH UPON THEM
A~DREW CLEsK, Civl Engineers
X. 4. BAcOr, sad Surveyors.
Jersey CRY, Aug . lsfs
Oa-e' w 8road ~ aud f5 YOrk-st Jersey CITY
J. 4 LEErs, Secretary. GEO. Noon Treasurer.
NM. LEAEESNOkIh Esq.
anil s.eodI.A General Agent. 4l6 br0adHaY
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-7-
Passengers Arrived.

Ntty DicSaf5a faa. Drrgf N-ssrs -trsns-,
ffs Jos.rh Bernhard A q n-rIsr. Afail Dem
Bis Lap y fie L1s, g Bs--saa Ms Perry Mrs. bss-
s-tf. " =. Barter. Nck-nin.k A. } D'nu
IL Bars zfranasr f-e- Rirsr B-s ID nlsr stem p
a. r,~r ln4- Schneider, n-s stsf. M 4 $
Wa b.. k.r. Harms. J Lslsleht, h-Tons hat
d-rten. bach Mr. 4 -rs, hicfvn sn' ssfTJ hhf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
rHY EMPIRE STATE BOOK

PRACTICAL FORMS or The Ne~.Yors Business
OMan's CONS anton, containing the legs Information
most usefl boz the common ransacuous ~ business TO
geher ihr appropriate forms adapted 10 the present
Laws of the State " New-i orb by r l. Christopher
attorney
Co~rr~rs- Securities T.. dchtsi PromissOry notes .
pf-luershps 90 he nights and liabilities Of partners
"a Ind Of real estate. What IL necessary fo be-
observed n mnSing saes ld leases, Dscharl tom debt
How au solvent may discharged from ht trts Set
dement's D estate. of deceased pf-uus X glt- ~ married
women bon fr.r property, kc. Landlord ard Irnrnt The
Landlords Rights The Ieuaufs Rights Agreements or
G.u rsrs. WHAT'S necessary tu make valid agreement
sai that agreements void Masters, spprenuce. and
servants The Criminal Law OF ha STATE Price 25 cents
Agents are wanted sell the above. o. whom liberal
Terms Will be ! ven. Apply NJ IN Fu'ton--t
& VI SAXTON. Publisher.
Or DEXTER s BROTHER,
SrklNOER TOW NsEND,
W n GRAHAM.
DEWITT A DAVENPORT, and
anll II LONlt 4 kR IHEK
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Ausis -tlsi. ss. o. B----l s.rs sega 20 i' - ss-
..l--. 'r -f-~--
J1l Do arr g. oassso -r- -a. "a Mas r. Fs---i
A.s $500 a- % No. r,..-il 's7 .'.-.-s 4 -l p.
% 20 C--f-r
J.s,- $50 . o- q q. 81 ,-s n--l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

Tlssr WITS rHE ISDiAss.--Tns LovtsUtHe
1ary Of the 18Th inst contains extracts from let
=. received in that city from French gentleman In
.ussd ofs California. company, dated Fort Laramie,
To- g. detailing the particulars OF night with the In
-, The writer thus describes the battle
kseut break Of day discovered the Indians ad-
r.csg spOn Their number was very great They
q - sad came directly upon us You may imagine now
i.f There we're some " hO wished 10 themselves,
b sbhges them I" rsmsin, aud gave orders that ey
80 "a ricsds themselves behind the wagons, FROM
sfd hey could FIRE with their gnns, and not 10 l0se
.,rte The ffiug commenced on both sides and every
cage Of oars brosght down ne man For half an
80 sept tLsm Al bays but, notw Outstanding, they
srssed 10 Hose in with and NOR. aud We
!, rot held out against their numbers We were
I'D 10 shsadOs our ground, but not until We had
= spne loo IHdisrs We had s Killed and wound.
I. Whss were 40 dangerously That they could no.
Two foil az my side, and had ny hat pierced
"a bullet which srszsd MY hair finally, we loOsened,
~ sts. mule and took q GIT toward Fort Laramie,
silss distant leaving 10 Tue Indians everything
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23


CLEARED-sbIps ilrsfp B-thea. Lissr7oo, Grln- NJ
tarr 4 g. Rr-uI n- Hart- Hr-u.a kslla o. o.
rch ks- Pafksr Msc1as Laur- Cro- o.. -u-1
Bs.s a-f.c1- fhorp. Msrs-l We 5ro-n >alrls b.
rsera.ar n-s-r. issnc-ua Barker Bar,s
- Hsfs..s A Co. Seutssrs. ss1op. Nofot >ssrrt
N,l-a bert Ast.as-r Pst Ncrtoa S4so-e. Gia7s. H.
t1ln 4 C..
So. Gfo~ b. Roosriso-, > Jota. ~, La1n- Co
o. srsl.r hoqes. b'.;ot >1~aff--
C.ra s. Mats g. era frs. Iva rio s-.r> h-lft1
s-s-rs Wa Neiss-r A. as - Sa--
Mktlsy c. orlu- ibrI Nschi . A
ir--s.J scwarrsy. LissJ5 81 Aeukftf. - 90
sr.. a.. go N. i.sc. NJ. iori. Adams. NJ
ur-eon Carp - Joan - baiey Lfat.tn
Lo11o1. ST. Ttan j y bufrltm NsstF-f, ncO-- hcl
-as " NS-- Brots.r. E-g-l. suh, Pass o.. for
- Pane plrear.
ss-.sssr " f-a.-. coa1ll. Pr a-sFaA
ARRfNtD-shp rforas prAas1u. Do are. H.. VI. De @
jay "a. niss tsos N-rr Psss-ls-r, = h-'1.
Mo- Bzro~y Lrrssioa Ayr-s J-us - 40 fr
i1ois Jay o. " "a Dc farr-.t
sara ofta scCs, Chzsr-s br-ss .si 10 Iay
~ a k1-
A-tlrf-f W. RIVER Ens. mise ssd is
paa-ecx.r.. 7 RI Frs
~ a.. Croa--. -. Psatlals iE.sl sslass sas-ay
Lsnkst1a-is3 Pssss ag-rs.
b. sss Lay Of Lie H. ssrzaas IL. ss@si - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

-
ols-Fos l---i t- t.m.ad eou'ssrse, 'na hos.r. IRE
nae tsfess r-iu-d .s-- 90 h - sei.d Wtse -
She fs'.o At 49, Manuaeared Whale here ia
wu.KI-r.,-.s, ~ Tor Ono ,ad Pa.oo -l .ai-' OF ~
sEs,w.I -. 50 y. ''..- s,lis ' n
GRocFkIFs s..sd, .as b. f demand Asoa; oo0 b.s.
K Cofe- rod hf ph sdsPls a. 7r97A = n Moa-ss' sni
GUANO-Ils naA,t !. arm Holders aslias 80 or fan
GRocERIEs-For frs, aay, y-,r,-y ,r.st h.'
rovsnsat Th. 80. are so 5.s. -hsh
e,d 70 scouts 40 s.s Il = -, a. ~. 70 80 a. a.
sasyr aqua TINE az so - Dnas MI fh-f, 10
rate, rh@sa.. OF s. hhs. %
N-s Dr-srs rnVsf- tsfn Is hhd' Nas'is nc w Ceo f
NJ a0 30 Cata Mu.cvsdn % Cafd-ss lc 80 Al Ifa
80 r.ss-f. t.v. psr hs.-a .rt-a ost
nsns ~h.ut chsnss ana 't.'dy pfssss fs I-ss'
aciaoe go hbs S-- Ofesn- - tASA III Ter. ~ d -
caas 4bas 100 Porto - dsc 80 g. Cfo1 ri sad %
own Hssars - os Iasrs hss Of &c b-sl
ref Of manufacturers are cot fscs
TaLLoN-Ihs .,od r.aaesa. AID ~ah r,h-r mor- inqu
pfc- n.vs sf'sso.' 700 D. rrH- EOS = 80 So n
--stf.d o ia- bloa-fs A. o. u cash .e.f-' 7it.
IAONI.- usrss shuut els-s- I'D .t--dy % ..r -
snd Aro@s gan -se ~e niss o. tn. 1900 So. % a. A.
', -. y - W. Il 7, = .'e a. 49,. -.
s. s~-cs- O. .h .oolt ~ So noe az AZ
t1Ps Ru,.is. a ou terms l'i Hss- public.
ADDING interest including ~s bssF. al n mafse .ns 81 ila'
fI.H-Dn Coo are nar- p-n, bot no.sr.is s.msne
,ncc- declined s.- 90 OIL 80 closing ~
pre-, Mscs-f-l coulos hn 90 Do. Ns.sclq.- s
SWISS No s1c7 a. r - . snf .o1a "A or - 3
.t.cs OF Haiar rssuc.s sm. cs No ofossa' s.
l oo H.i.I s.noa ai.Possi OF ~ ssoai So b. H-fa
re nsnfy md dull
~ So.
sALT-sa.s 900 ba'hs. Args al nProrsnsnioa P.Tos'
ale
TOsACcO-fh.s not nsch doias Leaf -hieh he'd a.
ss. Of about 40 nsaeieisr-a have bees ,es
- sdvsncs ~ sfos % otn.r ihsn hrs.
nsr Clts "a 90 Yss l.s 90 Hssus 800 Oh :
Domrg1 Successes % ssd Ls 8, % >s~ ios 90 70 o.
fonsa ". o.,vs there feun or ono SEED L-s
mi market
at Desr0iisf a. sbol - 70 nps
HOPsW. uotce iurasrszes fs1P of 30 1as. osty crop
90 $50 Sasc. snd Is 90 grreh OF sss -arc. each
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az -.s srs : W xu--H. isr A-r.

---rr C. ssa>- r--r,-r r-l re " fr--a, ,1r
800 L. 81 A--rcs- r.ss-s
--f Tst-f. Hl-.-r G-rl-zr "a = ,cn,-s, J1y =
HFLnW-r Hir-.r- Cs-er - O. i- - -fro Fts---r--s
san W. 81 rs III G0--s--rrr
Br-a.s I-sr-r. g. q. .-.r sr-.f fE-l 80 rr-s.
.sa. DEE
W. s..-.- ~. --r-.a- 80 s--s-t 81 sM
SAL 20 sf-.r.r s---.a .r BAL .a1 .--s Tr-rror 60
Lr--ra.. .sr k-asa-.o- .lr Ilr-s i-rsr tar .,.--s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

Tuesday Avg 81 by Rev fsdscs Csit Pastor n the
f-.y'su.n chssA. As'ons. 1 AIEtANDkR Dickson g.
NJAssrr FOLLO K eldest daughter II the lac John Pooek
/, "a of 0it,s0w, scotland
Awkroskvie Wvsshe.tsf County. on Monday AUG 30.
Rsv NJ Masot Mr ThOs NICHOLSON g Mis- ALICE
VILLAINS al fNse Nofk
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ANTHONY J BLgLCKER, Auchonsr
akfIII SELL Al AUCTION, on MFDNf,

WIIL SELL ~ NIC,nLp IN ~ ,n.n1.a,'-
..- the valuable property Pons hkeep-ie known 80
EDEN H -" wing next south ofand u Hubert NanNs age
reu and Bailey Fsq having leo feel front both On
Academy aud Market and 900 feet on each side
Hamlltun aud b@sckersts
The Mansion House, uuthui dings and improvements
sid 10 have cost over $1,000 few years sncol viii be
sold with about 20 ~ u land plots or villa sites
containing from o acres each, and iva ~ about acres
each ON Hamilton Bercker and Academy s " plots 81
about acre each Academy and Market ats al having
building sites commanding view Of ihs Hudson River,
and distant h-refOm and from the Hudson River Railroad
about quarter Of mile
The N sn-On House Is nearly new. double, modern built
plate furniture, marble msnties t~osfofy and stuc, win
observatory and wing each side Two Of tho plots
have houses and one large barn.
Tss ofers az opportunity rarely to be met with 10 those
desiring residence above tho ghlands, the HUDSON.
accessible The City u NewYoIh In q hours by Rail
road III. beet society end schools be found
Maps Of tho bs Obtained ct the snctionroom.
BrOsd-st.
The sale will without reserve 10 the highost bidder
Term. will be rasy, and will he made known Day Of
sae or by application O. the Auctonesr ss7 aus tus
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ROMAN LIBERry-A HISTORY.


w cons - ssrnr elliot Ese iu.trst~d with 2 En-
svo cIarh Uniform with Prescoits Historical Works a. -
tF.r r..t .- ',a-' n-f. y. 80 ~ a.
-, - -, 49, .-.r. -, -. -.
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v...-- ,,. h.'--. ' Rsr- -r''-- b. ;h. .asr :, -
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ILLUSTRATED STANDARD POETS
DUBIISHED BY D APPLETON 6cO 80 Broadway.
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cs Works of Cowrfr, scott burns, Milton, Hrmsns'
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PETERSONS NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
SEPTEMBER. lsi9.
OsicfNsL ENBELLisHNSNrs
Feeding the RABBIT. superb mexEoanL engraved BY
J D. Gross
m F,.hlons Tor September. from pattern. received In
advance engraved on steei. and cOior-d = mode.
ili The Farm Yard, engraved by hilbert Onion, rom
a vairr-co painting In The sit London exhibition.
Is Bouquet for september choice a. craving Illus
irsuns our Flower Gardeu tor the month at september
y Marie stuart FL address, t"o sf'viny- rom pat
tern. received by tho Americs, yusi arrived
ORIGINAL ASrictEs.
The Farm Yard
M,r,Ine for Money vs. Love.
Gre,iu-..a nd G'odue-s ny + Benjam Care
Ps.irs- and Pn'on-. hy Ne Anns >ieptsn'
rlr Rainbow Boz Ny Dream. Boy Mrs NJ Clarke
~ Cd Home. by p Jordan.
Tie Missionary. by Mrs. Ann Eliza Burney
Lfre- Dog Emily Hermann
4 sua1owed Picture. hy = A. bur
The Wr0neri One hy ; ID Andfrson.
TIE Moorish Maiden. hv John Jenkins.
To L. c.. by Ms. " Wilson.
The Young Wife or, The Husband aud the Lover. BY
TO a Young Maiden. by W l. shoemaker
The W0r.-r Table. by Nile DofJur
Fashions for september
The Bachelor. d ream, song. ny Charles shiras
Feeding the Rabbit DEWITT DAVENPORT
nu.9 2ts Agenfs for hs~York.
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a MnurI. runRrH REApINa.

CLLEN PERCY. OK DISCIPLINE, by Mary BrunIon
Esaufh0r Of SeIf-CCuuOI"
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ma t.- rsor r0rr+t rol EVEN f--cr pfn 1t ih-
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= .oLroN Aaea9seot

FURNITURE >OT1tE-rh- .ubscdDsr will give
attention the sale NJ household furniture u families
changing their residences giving up housekeeping dur
ns the coming season either Al h-r own fesdencesof
A. lh- Auction Rooms 81 BeekmsD and ~ Ann SITS
N s-Furnimr- bought n preferred COTTON
THIS DAY. Thursday Aug -
Al ICE O'clock al - Beesmsnst
FrsStrueF-A good assortment ofn-~ ard secoud hand
furniture fseve second hand sofas bufssus
any and curl maple cbsirs, French bedsteads bsi
carpets oil cloth. rugs, kchen fufnituf. ne
Also good variety Of new cabinet funitafe comprising
msho sny sofss pr divans, marble top ~sshsfsnd
10 bureaus. fdrobes sid-boasd Amshogsny chaiU.
marble top center tabe: couehes looAiss glasses, ma
hogsny rockers, Nc.
Az Psvlrs s,Ls-ons psrlor Orssn, plays 20 sunes
A good art al
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THAT BEAUTIFUL SONG,

JEANETTE AND JtANOT,
- 20 VERY POPULAR a. tue present day, d. published
- a. fOLLiEs Music SaO n, jOo Broadway, formerly
Afvil'. AI-o. the following and beautiful songs
The Hearts M-gyins" Strive to Forget Thee" " !
Love- but Thee Alone" sad The Camp vas Ny Home"
sung Iv J-0ry Lind aus IT,
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CARPETING
OIL CLOTHS
PETERSON j. HUMPHREY,

tIAyE RECEIVED. and are daily receiving IN I'll
4 zoe AID lac American manufactures, their u-us
ugpv of choice carpeungs sesctsd win great care Tor
Wv COUNTRY MERCHANTS
10 want of csrp eung oil cloths. vii nnd y % tef "a
amaze 10 give " cal ard 81 VINO desire % i.rn,l
.- lean bos. Or saloons vii fnd 10 our soc< soof-
.ged TO heir lAsie ard sgcn prices - viii ~ saus