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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
Incidents In California.
From National Isielgencer
Extract OF letter from an officer in the Navy .
his friend in Washington, dated

Extract OF letter from an officer in the Navy 10
his friend in Washington, dated
"sAS FRAScIsCo. Dec. p.
"You would b. surprised that IN this region an en-
thusasn could be excited by anything The gold mines
n this neghborheod have stirred up the natives TO
salyanic activity This little village 10 literally deiuged
with gold and common laboreTs are refusing 70 Work
in the mines for 500 day. The stories told you
will take 1t for granted must be all fabulous but were
YOU 10 see the qusntes hawked about the streets
Tor sale you would look upon the tale OF the Arabian
Nights ~ quite probable narrative. There seems 70
be no exhsustns the vein which is said 10 extend over
@ district as large as Virginia
"To give you some idea of the state OF things mere
will mention the prices of few Of the necessaries OF
life Flour has been selling at $500 per barrel PORK O
cents per b brandy 500 per gallon and washing 10 =
per dozen and most other things in proportion. The
officers are becoming nervous and excited while the
men desert by the dozen. Young Of Baltimore is
hard at work making his fortune, and will return 10
year or two rich saw Dr. NJ also OF Baltimore,
and be- 10 also coming money be is highly popular and
esteemed and think 10 the fret man IN the place /
trust will not take il into bis head 10 emgrate Gold
hunting is most dangerous amusement The mortality
isreally ftghtfu among the dggers and the poor beg
carly looking creatures returning from the mines nave
no doubt paid dearly for their peck or two Of gold.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

DEATH FROM STARVATION OS sHIPBoARD. A
le,,er from Dr. James " Morisrty physician At Deer
Island says Mary Carroll aged a., from Ireland q
passenger chip Bay STATE died this morning from star
vsdon on sIphrsrd Tbs o. th- secoId d-stn ~ ~
his cause The Bay state had long passage, and Der
passengers got ou; OF provisions Two otner Of brf
ps.sensers not expected o i've Boston Irav I'm
FlRG-An Iron foundry in S0mersvorth, "
eweed by Messrs. " Griffith s. Co. caught IRE, ard
Va. -l-nL % Lh. .r.lni --laE whit
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

AeK-Under year So 10 years So; ? 10 50; 5to TO-
IA 10 10 20 % 10 So 2 50 10 a. 5; 20 10 So 49, 50 10
60 III 90 to 10 20 TO 80 4; so 10 90 90 10 100 IN
known,4
PLACES OF NATIvry-Uniied States. l7s lrelsnd 81
England Scotland, Germany, l2 British Possessions
IN North America, !.
From Hospital, Bellevue, 5; Penietusry Hospital
Blackwelfs Island, 2, Small Pox Hospital, bacsweFs
Island Lunslic Asylum, Blsckwes Island, /; Wards
I,lsnd. l6 Randalis Island, City Hospital Aims
House Blsckwelrs Island. l. Coored Home 3 Coiored
persons y A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
City IrAnrcinr.s Oflce. krh II. 1879.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
Advice 10 California voyasers.

DIR. Qaes sada, physician at Panama, publishes
the following advice to travellers the lhmus
There are two principal indications that should be
attended to upon crossing the thmus l. To Keep in
order hs functions Of the intestnes carefully avoiding
all indigestion H. To preserve the cutaneous Perspi
ration endeavorng to keep within its just limits. 70
fuhl both these indications they should follow exactly
the following rules ls IL is useful TO make good Sc.
lection OF eatsblas. and make Of saed lat pro
visions nor Of highly spced ones more than three
quarters Of oil the sickness tina, suffered by travellers
can be attributed the Of fuitt must be prohb
tied entirely. Fresh beet rice. some preparations OF
corn fresh fish, eggs. poultry and bread are the only
articles OF food that should be taken "a spiIits mus
be used with great moderation and mixed with water
under this form they useful In preserving the skin ia
delicate perspirstlon, OF the utmost importance ia
these climates weak tea and coffee Will produce the
same effect Sd Water should be plsced IN glass yes
sells some time before using-esrthen vessels being
very porous present grest surface OF evaporation.
lowering considerably the temperature Of the water
and although makes II very agreeable and quenches
thrst caused by excessive heat It Is also the cause OF
colds and drrrhea especially Ii cold water is taken
while perspiriug 4lh Clothing should be light linen
or cotton of wOocn nothing should be used but an In
aide flannel IL should be changed Immediately after
being damped by perspirstion, and one should care.
fully avoid any currents OF air while dong SO such as
are caused by windows doors The head should be
but lightly covered with a straw hat. especially up the
river Chagres and the roads OF Cruces aud Gorgona
5th Dampness must be avoided far possible, and
the feet should be perfectly dry II the cloth
ing 10 wet during the day by the rains upon arriving At
. house. rub briskly with strong rum upon the feet
back and arculstons of the limbs and make an imme
diate change OF clothing 9th The doors and windows
of the house should be closed while sleeping II the
cessive heat does not permit this curtains should be
used that will obstruct the renovation OF air and
yet prevent a sudden current
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

SHOCK or Az EARTHQUAkE.-SOme oi the lrisn
citizens at the city, were thrown INTO nuen con
sternaton Thursday night by loud rum pilng noise
which was followed by the rafting oi crocAefy Ahl
ovables and the stopping Of ary at the clocks IN
the shantes On examination the following uAy' h'
earth found cracked open An inch Tor con'ioTIa
ble distance. correspondent SENDS the 1'oEr' iH'
shock was probably aOt that OF genuine earthquake
but the action Of the severe cold upon the eaTth a
similar report or shock, though not 50 severe was
heard and elt here about o'clock Of the same night
Springfield Republican
KrsG's Bust or JoHN QUINCY ADANs.-The
marble bust OF Mr. Adams. ordered by members OF Con
qress i finished by Mr. J C. King the sculptor. MT
Adams 81, 10 Mr. King 10 lsj and the bust s from the
model made at that time Probably more perfect ana
characterstic likeness OF d public man was peVer 90
tanned Il will be sent on TO Washington next week 10
be set up in the Speakers ROOM the very spot where
Mr. Adams bresthed his lsst. Boston fO'|
rzys The citizens of Rochester OF English birth
and descent had gratifying social reunion Al
Minerva Hail on the evening OF 81 Valentine Day -
More than five hundred persons OF both sexes ana
almost literally of a sges and conditions gathered
about the festive board, aud joined IN the dance
which concluded the entertainment.
Rochester Democrat, 10th.
EzT Several passengers were seriously injured
by the upsetting Of stage near Columbus ONO, 'ns
other day Among them was Mrs Barley vile oi
Hon r. II. BARLEY. and Mr.. Potter, OF the Columbus
Thesier The latter was dangerously injured
i-F5- THE THERMOMETER at Hartford, Conn on
Friday indicated temperature Of u below zero the
coldes day Of the season AT Bangor Me on the loh
the mercury ranged in different localities from 2S' 10
2o5 below 0.
~ The Fond du Lac Republican says that a
gang of horse thieves coonteriei,ers and blsckegs
four or i've hundred ia number has been discovered n
Lee Paw-Paw County, H.
tFy Thomas Jones was killed In sn aifrsy with
George Thomas at livery stable in New Orleans on
the sth inst
~ young lad named John Johnston died
from cold and hunger EsgetowD B. on the 5Oih VII
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-. ADmINIsrRATOK'. sALEvos yALU,A-

E BILE REAL ESTATE IN the Ciy Of N7w:Yor i,9 be-
nj longing 10 the estate Of ISAAC LAWRENCE De-
ceased In pursuance Of order OF thu Surrogate OF NE
County Of Nss-York will be sod Al public suction sl NE
Msrrnspt. exchange IN the Cy II New ok, the hT't
dsy of March next At twelve O'Clock At noon o mat iay
0 owing valuable real e.iaEs belonging W me eseo VI
lsssc Law fence, deces.eds ,.- IT,.
snd being In the Twelfth late 9th Ward 0f ne Guy ol
New being part sud parcel OF tract or .li'lyson
number TX Of certain farm piece or parcel OF hd"
OF Frances Bayad Winthrop, Esquire, died seized and
commonly known by the 0f the Turtle Bay Fam, be-
ginning on he easery side OF Forty seyenhsI A. ponI
hundred and eighy+wo feet noflh'"eswsidy n,m
the corner Of the FirsLayeuue thence south hyone de-
grees sni thirty minutes east four hundred aud ten feet
thence north thirty degrees east hify yegh feet 'h-rce
south hirtyeigtt degrees esst ioryeigm ieel thence
north fyour degrees east hhyfouf feet" thence norm
eighty nine degrees snd tnlr1y nurs rAs hh7y-rsh.
feet thence south thnythree degrees east one hundred
aud feet thence south sxlsshfee degrees and
thirty minutes east nineiysX ieet thence SCUM h}ono
degrees aud thirty minutes three hundred aud thirty
three feet; thence north ioryseyeD degrees west eight
hundred and sxyfour feet thence south thiryghree de-
grees hiuy minutes west FIVE hundred feet 10 the place u
beginnings containing eight acres oe me same more or
es. with the house and buildings sud improvements there
90 beinz part Of the premises which conveyed TO
one Henry Barclay by William d. Wnihf0p, by deel re-
corded IN the Office of The Register o tho Cy and county
OF New York In Liber No 1873 " Conyeyanc-s page d.
the first day Of March l8@j TIE sad premises pehs
bounded soulhwestefly party by Turtle bsf snd parry ~
and Of Colonel Thomas Barclay souiheastery bY tne
East River; the norhes.le side uy gfvnnn no" vf
ate u Nicholas v Bayafd and 90 the nonh~esefy .fe
BY and Of The said Henry Barclay on "nch sAa premises
n. erected sdveling house and sso SstfDe
Also thst certain lot piece or parcel OF and situate
Wing and being IN the rlEAu ~ ara Ut h'"-
YORK tnOWn and distinguished On map made OF me estate
n Aiish Hammond Ia SAID Ward, BY T. Bsncter Ciiy
suryeyor u 1885 and By survey made by Daniel Eeen.
Civ Surveyor n 1871 lot number 49, snd bounded on
.ad map as follows westerly by lot number - and part
f g souhey by number one hundred and seventeen,
e.ery by Nercersree and nOrthery by lot number y,
being as described said mao wenty-'cUr Feet eight
inches front ard rear srd one hundred ee de-p ne the
.se nor- or lees said lot being now known and dstu-
guished by the street number iwentyihree ~ Mercer
street. on which premsesi Is erected twO-stofy dwelling
house Dated New York. January 10, 1919 il6 10
JOHN l. LAWRENCs, Administrator. No 81 WaiLst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

Es. Snown as lh- steam Mil ~ Wilbur Ulster County
S-A now supplying Government aud other heavy con
ra.s with Hydrauir Cement Is offered for sale or 10
There se about 40 of and lying teel on e
Ropdout Creek good wharf stofeh0use brick uii steam
ugue of stones kns t-ueents and ahurdauic-
n-nt and lime stone quHrries. The works are now mex
ny OO hb. per day which be mucn increased Ihe To-
carton Al lie terminus Of the Delaware and Hudson "a
nal on fide vater and but hve hour. sail from the city
renders u desirable property for contractors, Sc afse
amount may remsn bond and mortgage of hfslciHs
- tl7 .,d,f GILEAD A SMITH. 81 Wsl-'L
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An Incident.

Net long since, lady died IN the Northern part
Of this state whose years numbered almost century
There Il sv0ume Of history forever lOst Whst stores
she could tell Of the brave old days lev kn. vi
she lived In great retirement and Of late tire dimness
o. age hsd begun 20 settle well ou ner md As 90 ne
eyes What springs laden with howers had Oesn h-fsi
wnst sunny sud beautiful sumuers, VIVA nl'tmn'
with their golden fruits She knew tne mn =, % 'ue
Revolution; she was uesr relative oi Sahe ".NI'o-
aud her Jusi before her muioet. ~ -, -
relic OF forgotten years. for some yeals pa's 49, -
time bad been occupied Occa,ionaly 10 niaAiNs .'-J
preua,atou for her fgneral The most minute aii
me-; wer. completed and nothing ri lof IeI 'rns
but 10 ose her wesfied eyes sld Gear h'i " s''P
with her kindred A more supHmf occl lfaNuN 'usn
-. ..-,,rsfion ess hardly be imagined memorial
Nh 40 vassed the age sloti-d o. her fellows y more
,bsn tpcnty years loaded down VIII lne "tlsht % IT,
collections heavy whether they b. pleasant = ul-r
VII had lsi1 by on, every companion vi sofi,-s
,frfhood 70 rect under TIE so1 .n whose ears we're
sounding clstanty the roar on ne cannon oi seventy
-ix and yet more distsnty the gurglng oi oro0Es
snd songs Of birds that gaddered her childhood De-
for. whose eyes along with other ptsuissies, came
often the vision u maiden, iair aud ~el-oeio'e1,
murdered by race OF men long extinct and Smos'
forgotten such rson, who had survived the over
throw Of nations aud changes Of dynases aHd crlmo-
linz Of ,brODss-whO had seen Europe rocked ~
earthquakes and cszked y the meteor Ike transit oi
Napoleon across her sky,~hO had seen rance tnrlc
revoluuopized spain countless tiInes-wno was oo
when the Ssr OF Destiny went down On Natefloo anu
VET lived % the child Of destiny carried - ffsncs
Ia al the yofnp which invest death Nseli "l st7I
deur.-rfo hs4 lived and loved and Outved almost
s the loved calmly made ready me r0tes 10 "iIs
her way worn body should repl-e until its pl- anu
yieOr return to 10 again. - -
They did not know that she was dying She was ln'
sensihe except % the approach o. cnl-1 "h.i -
called " name, and then closed her eyes D1ius tnr
brief interval which succeeded that single eXprtssl
Of Intelligence. and preceded the separation Of soul
and body vision made up Of The scenes enc Was eaF
ing and the memories connected with mem m usi nave
swept before her. A century Of companionsnip nsd
endesred many o. the things oi earth 70 her aud IL
ioys and grefs had been Impressed with some degree
Of permaDeucy ca her mind TIE hosting Ynautoi1s
n he more recent past must have mingled strongly
with the distinct recollectiOns Of early yc7rs ani
forms of men and assemblies Of the old dead, and al
the Circumstance and glory OF the age OF war ana
arms pas.ed trunphanty before her the deep sleep
came down on her heavy eyehos
Death i victorious over all When yo.th u cfu'heo
bv bs ron tread we shrink and are sd when man
hood IA broken down we tremble but when old age
sfter long contest yields last then men may smile
journal OF Commerce
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

*. hardsome S,ory brick house 2l2 West Tweniy-sec-
A oud 81 south side betxeen Eighth and Ninth sVenres
house n beet order hiss baths, range all The
walls painted AL the '-sse-waier carried mo me sr"tl
r he street ip th- ward are choice vines snd srb0rs
lot Il feet hY the street IL handsomely hut up, hghlrd
IN gas rced against nu,snces and sconvetien'
tn .tsges VII be sold che on accommodating terms.
B r SHERMAN, a. iliism -
80 t...tg Or nm fha pr-ui-4s after { O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
DOUK TRADE.
vgrrT. RE Published

an WEDNESDAY, Tho lfih-HOW TO 81 hAfFf'
" an sdmO0iory essay for general and family per1saL
Men 40 some f.T.- are masters oi t-f iii-sf
10 Isuif. dear hrIfls. ID llt u I4r stars
Blf 1 olr-elfrs. taaf are llt-rl1-s -
BvR ] CVvgRwELI. VI. authOr " What 20 Est,
Ddk And Avoid Nearly 800 pages OF Original and friend
v roupse 10 readers Of Of either and o ever
cs.s Of society from ih- asent ihr humbeihe hearty
zuf robust the feeble and we-t-the houg ne's ana
Tgbthesr,ed To tne hypuch0udrsca and iuieIctous-n-
strucng them How 10 be Hsppy. The aim OF MS Aue
worEs convey persons not rcad tn or mol gwen 10
thuE ufoa physiological and philosophical matters popu-
sr understanding Of the lsws of The ecouOmy OF human
f- lnnd and body and ali circumstances cOndurFe 10
Longevity Health and Happiness IL being eOnlended
thai II il 10 general ignOi anCe III heAn, and from
general obstnscy and mismenas enenI We are unhappy
ana depressed. - 49,,
iH ttDG3tW }. :. BEDfltLDi Chutoh hAu-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

FOX -AIE.-A ANAL farm 10 he town Of Green
- burgh Wescheser County containing about 70
- new house, cottage built piazza On three sides sud
store connec-d good barn vel eucsd and well waered
.nd fertile situated four corners "a miles from 0obDs
ferry and toe Nes-Yors and Albany Rsrosd mi from
M lands Mills Frs,ee stand for any kind u business
Inquire ofABRAHAM STORM oesr the premises, or
- lms VIM. STORM, 10 Hsfniton-st ". Y.
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s,z. FoR sALE on TO LET, for term Of year.

Za FOR SALE OR TO LET, for term Of years,
with privilege Of purchase, farm Of "A acres about II
~ miles from New York, situated on he Old road % bos
mile from kingsbndge, aud half hours nde rom the
D6o0t Al WilamsbfdSs FOrdhAm. and ices than that
from the New fOfk aud Albany road There are on The
premises comfortable dwelling hOuss and good barn IL
i ited with apple pear and cherry trees To desir
u a country 10 improve 70 suit hs owe taste AZ
lords peculiar advantages having tne site Tor house,
commanding extensive and varied prospect To prsc-
cabe farmer u eqIsy valuable, every scre Is caps
be ofculfYaliOn. and when cult ysed Will ed abundsny
Y0s farther particulars ifquire u
l0f 2~eOd MORTIMER DEnOTTE, l32 Broadway
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Marine Disasters.

r. Br trs n--s.no.s er N-e Ton tr - John, -
-err Ha island. stlrr-i la saturday ai '. i-
.f.Ir-f.
b. Ie'egr1yh' h-'i,f' -
H. .a ier-g Lind from chcos ~l s-5 as-s cton ir
Ba s-rt ls-i-sag A ~ ODD scltt-i mast l- I've
ri ~ /. 1 her nUf
T-t.. O.r i-1. F0-t1u went ashore sane tine ol
s.-.af-. l..- tn fi.-- csr-. probably total nst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

10y OkDERoiM Ushc~ref frt Judge Conuon fs.s >.''
ID. hereby gwen. pursuant ile pfoans o no si,. s
iar ersat atscoli1g. concealed tst n0r $3.50
that ss issued against ne sste DiJ y htiiAA
rs-lt ~ th~ STATE 0i kent4s sni tai Ae stu@ r '
fhe payment OF , ie1ts te appear al tsrht- -,
u@nt. according o. law Etn months from Lr hi pitf
ani that le payment any irUt i.- % hf , ~
and tic f~hFey hm ~ ~ hs 49, n
property within tins state belonging b. him and is n'
t.,'.fo,tesa, ia. WILLIAM COlfs
F.r4 .lIz ff-ti iNf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

- FDK -AIF-The lhreestory and attic brick house
g: and ease OF iot - Clinton place tEighhst sshoTs
-A snug Harbor 70 has years To run, with GOV.
nsns of renewal At $40 per sunum The house FINISHED
u modern style. with CfOon water Nc SIZE OF lot - oy
70 deep Part Of the purchase money an remain CO
b,nd and mortgage For terms, &c apply 10
f4F fy ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auc't Broad-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

% RAKMs.-6,Co0 acres Of Farming Lands now hrst
e3 oa for sale on the Lon Island Railroad, about %
<- niles nom his ely These snds have deep losmy
soil easily cultivated snf rendered pfOdlcuYs Ihey
- oa-r-f ia parcels Of a. very low
price Applylo ELDREDGE, PLATT g. STEWART,
- qr. % Nllism-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20
- TNITED PArIFIr GOLp COMPANY Tl

- UNITED PACIFIC GOLD COMPANY TO
EE san FRANCISCO, via Fers Cur aud n szat az, 10
-D 81 1sys under IL or OF Capt Charles n Jnss
ltl- u he : Army Ths company all -nbsrk 10 TIE
t1e brig ISABELLA hEED, Csp '. Rogers. 0n II -sdsy
.-xi tA Lst f1r Vera Cruz Is yacsnci-s y-l rena
Application should be made Immediately board To- ofg
A. Pier G. l. r tn j-rseT srsss band, led by he well
k1own joseph ssigln. noefs u his cOmpsny Ia
ire srOugl sen Ffanc SEQ, wln sx mon ts' pro
v.08s sfer arnFa sl -lr tcer, sac Is VI g. VI
pr0vsiors s., rass.gs Vera Cruz Tor persons OK
wishing JON ile cmPsny So end found 10 csbin fare
Az s1peneGcei ssson accompanies The company 9f3g
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

FOR CALIFORNIA.

II FOR San FRANCISCO DiRECr-The
v-s elegant new very fast sailing bark RISING Sun,
nll-d out f0r sel-c. company. Will ssi W ne 5lt
and few WHO give r-specaDs references
become connected ~h them on application ~ ths sub
srrber The % y the association mine
ANYTHING may i-rd heir adysu-sgs California
The Rising . bat four -Orns cd and has made bat
passage, snd hat winter ole, hc1 thoroughly tested
her .u-n xgh and sailing qualities and being re free
from every obj>coa, and il.ufes a. he lowest She
qs cOpperrc and q sea boai cannot be surpass-c-
TIE commander Capt Y Hooper, has gr-el expererce
Ia the Psclhc trade, sud Is very careful uaygsOr TIE
vessel b- Of The fastest ont % he United 1iss will
reach san francisco In advance Of any OheF saiing
during The month Of February This vessel has fne
mert sad Der crs of viii enable her Ascend the
Sacramento 10 The mines which viii give Tie parry safe
s1t comfortable home unul ciher Arrangements be
made physician " much experience and III yezrl
the L. Navy = sSch71 10 he expedition. Al
animation Of the vessel e l gtcc Pier Do. Z K Farther
particulars may be obtained u ISAAC 7. SMITH. l0l
Wa-sL corner of Front III jt.
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orFicE o. TN. KEcsIyrs o. T.. ~

New Cny Hal. fsi. :, !,
rG,AXES-ISt<.-Sotce 10 hereby fseo .os - a
i DirIos u ONs PER CENT. VIII be s,s,r.sf
TAXES remaining unpaid 90 the i5,h oAr ., -
srt TWO PER CENT. ont be i5sh DAY % nAses,,,,ssr
The Receiver would urge upon tar payers NC ,sl -
OF making ss early payDs-nu 90 possible, -, ofsr
crowd and delay wnlen m1ss Issss's"J 49,
Hours fof receiving money from 10 10o
Ranksbls money only receiyet -. =, ysrss
A .sul5 HkRyEY HAkT. Receiver o.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

DY ORDER Of Mehs- U.ho-n~f ~ FRET Jltse og - ~
ID OF Common Peas oi the Cy AMI County oi Nes i.H
hereby gwen plr-uiut fO tie prlfsous u ~ fai- -
ng attachments against sbs'oui1g conceded and -,
-t0rs attainment has ssIei against - ssttis isi
PFTERsOs snd GEORGE KAssiCk. r-sfiens of s 10
Ses Yor sni that - vii b- sd ior tbs payment ~ issf
unless spu@af and ischs- suf1 ittth-rt stoffrs -
ha months from the frs pubfatn o ths uot- az -'
payment iebts on- 10 thsm b. -ssnts 81 hs e
delivery them ilr th- us~. oi property Ntln 49,
belong them and t- ffs .i-f O suih pfl-rJ t ~ -
er8e BIZ ar ani are Fo Dated he l0h fa sIisrtsf fe
4 B GAY Attorney or Aiiashuq tfrfs.
Ill fs~4fn IT, Bflif~sl.1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

O., iyn 10 Let Three OF olr ~ he row " neat bncs
~ base nent houses the north side Of De Graw 81 "a
,sasf rf Columbia They well arranged for small -fni
es with pir zEas enclosed court yards &c. iihn three
uinutsa' wak Il the Hamilton Ferry over tagged sdt
vs. Ks and convenient 20 the Aaltc-st Ferry Rent $40
to S2l5.
genteel three-story house IN Cours near Harrison
smother l8 TOmpkius place desirable eghborfoods and
II low rents Apply al the Office u tie Sal - Estate 5'
Nassau A l7f lWeOd'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-20

"a FOR SALE OK EXCHaNGE-An excellent
~ farm u IS good 1ln house. czrrsge house
bans SC and sbund ochOies frni pears peaches
grapes sc miles from Williamson gh Ferry Al Hewiown,
h desirable re.d-nce for . gentleman doing business
10 bis city Inquire of0EO. y BUTLER, spr1eesI
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