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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
FOR CAIli1tlRNiA.
.~e..s>s FOR CAITFORNfA AND GRECO,
9 2, IN MAnLu IT, n : M.- .L..Lu..-u O.

>--@e. FOR CALIFORNIA. AND OREGON
ez-L - eih MARCH The MaiI Steamship Com
paly hefeDy give notice thai, Ia pursuance u
ther contract gh The Navy Department The splendid,
and spacious steamship FALCON, Capt Thompson, will
SAD from his port 70 haysla and Chalres on Thlr.dsy
March al noon, nom pier g. Aorth RIVER with ne mails
or lte Pacific
Persors wishing 90 take passags % California By way o.
tie sihmus u fa1sms viii iad t 20 their advantage
avail themselves ~ MS Op rOrulty "a in no opinion % The
l11esgref aE-rt n is company means n uBls ports.
rol Up The coast fCafJria viii te O.nt Panama Il r.
expected htt he Falcon W.T. arrive ~ Clsgres IN TINE fOr
psssen gers % ke ne Pacific Mail Steamers = March and
l Apr from Panama lo San frsrciscO Persons having
tickets Dr these ssaners should s.curs their passage
dal-y, ID order % avoid disappointment Before the arr
val n The Falcon Al Chagre this voyage he r0st
th- shu win b. fsr improved tbai danger diff
Guilty iced be ~ pecfec 10 crossing
NJ Engagement FOR pas'a.e vii be- Binding on This Com
rary lees he same be sanctioned by TIE luc-rs yued
~ I1-. baggage slowed TIC. per foot iJr freight
ll1rmaon recently received 81 his Office I'll convince
p-r-Jr- about o. welt California that he route ~ The Mail
Lac s fhssres BIS great advantage any other 10
speed safety and economy TIE departure " he Falcon
TX I'd 40 sfs % avoid delay Panama Ths pass-n
gsr is j. low open For passage Or iarhsr particular.
spplY a. he once VI the CONF any ne Nest-sL
Z7finl8 o. ROBERTS. Agent
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The n Y. Tribune.
THE OLD CLOCK IN THE HALL.
BY R " sToDDARD

II stands In corner Of the room
Behind the door In the shade aud gloom.
10 heavy and antique case,
Rich mahogany, maple and oak
Battered and scratched and dim with smoke,
And the hands are bent on the face
The knob and hinges are red with rust
The top o III mouldings covered With dust,
The panels are yellow with stains
And ragged web like tsttsred pail
Runs from its eide TO the sombre wall
And over the window panes
The pendulum swings the wheels 20 round,
Making dull, monotonous sound
AZ the vanishing moments feet,
A"tick, like the falling Of grains Of sand
AsTime was pouring from oct bis hand
The dus, o. years at bis fee,
Years have vaEished-iorgotten years
With al their sorrovs and sins and tears.
And left their marx, In the hall -
The old have died the young crown old
Generations have gone 70 mold
And the Clock survives them eli.
Beautiful girls have watched the hours.
Knitting At stands, or working howers
10 frames OF broidery fine
And mornings, the young folks playing late
Wished the moments lettered 10 Eight;
For the schoo' bessn at Nine -
Mothers with sons 10 distant lspds
sorrc wing. enid its tsrdy hands.
and dreamed Of the meeting dear
Add wives whose husbands returned a. nisht
Marked the time In the fading light,
And listened for footsteps near
Blashing brides At their toilets gay,
In snowy robes on the happy day
Have waited the hour 10 wed
And sick folks tossing on teds Of pain
Gazed At the Clock sgain sDd again.
Add watched beside the dead
But yesrs have vanished, and others on
Their place, aud the old Clock standeih stlli
Ticking a. 10 its pride
Summer and Winter, day aud night
A Sexton Ginning the Hours fight
Tolllng the knell Of Tlnel
,aaayy 7, ls4g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

MEETING rs WOODFoRD, kY-The pro Slavery
men of Woodford County held meeting al the Court
House In Versailles on the 9Th inst At which presnl
bic and resolutions adopted protesting strongly
against any interference with the question OF Slavery
Alter the adoption Of the resolution another resolu-
ton was offered by d c Humphreys, Esq "deprecaiH9
any designed 10 incedss HtSr0 Sarery or 10
make Slapsry p,rpeHGi IN hoHfTckv. This resolution
was earnestly advocated by Hon Thomas +. Marshall
and opposed by other speakers BEFORE any vote was
taken on II the meeting adjourned Toe pro slavery
men were too shrewd 10 be caught by Mr.. Humphreys
resolution and therefore adjourned without voting on
II. They afraid 10 svow themselves IN favor Of
making slavery perpetual in Kentucky. II they were
to take that ground they would speedily be over
wheed II 10 only by asserting that they are 10 favor
Of postponng the question Of Emancipation for the pres
ent merely that they hope TO succeed We trust our
friends bout the State will press the prossvery
men to make a show Of their hands In relation 10 the
perpetuation of Slavery. There are but few men in
that have the hardhood h. assert that Slavery
10 blessing and TO assume the ground that II ought -
be perpetual The issue at present Is really between
gradual emancipation and the peTpetuston Of Slavery
however pro Slsvery men may ,sk to the contrary
Examiner
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/.~s, PAaIFIC NAIL -TEA u.nIP COW.

The CALlFORNIA. Of go tons Capt Ciey--
ianf Forbes, The PANAMA. y 087 IONS Capt william
Stout tie ORL6ON - lvr; tons, Capt Robert II Pear.
EJr-now On ihsr way 10 he Pacific, intended TO leave
Panama FOR pofs In California the lh OF esch month
An experienced surgeon vii accompany each ship Pas.sn-
ger. Do he sfer cabins are furnished bedding Wnes
sod liquors. and VII Ds allowed spare fDr personal bsg.
free % The extent u ~ 10 weight Freight % er
cess snf Ell other goods 50 per snd per cent On
spec PACKAGES should not exceed 80 lbs weghI-fOr
mule carriage
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Passage IN he o~ercanin n deduction OF 0n-fhh from
ne above rsies Passage In the forward cabin from Panama
o ether ~ ne above named port. no. including only
sane fa1-ons a. are furnished 10 the crew Atlantic ps
sen.ers To nave priority 10 choice ~ berth. No pss
sage secured unu pad for Apply the Once Of he Com
psny. New Yorz 3 south-st Gff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

YOUNG flkN from the country are wanted, 70 sell
tevfrs chesn ard popular works issuel r. SINNERS
Boston Publication Room. The largest commission vii
De allowed. or fair vsfrs ly the north will b. pad.
large zfocs OF chrgp Will b- kept constantly hand
Travelling sac vii de- wr. 20 caN Cal Immediately a.
SKtNNER'> Pubicsu01 Room. =. Brsnch Of-e. -
Broad AZ. room No . OPP sisirs 81 luz
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Route to California .

We are indebted - friend, who sends us some
interesting information from EewMexicO, for some
useful hints ss TO tbs beat route for entrants 70 IH
,o,nis lie says that emgrants for California ore
yop. by the way Of Independence Kansas landing or
Westport will nod excellent ford across the Kansas
river at UnontOwn. within the Pottawatonie country
They will thus avoid the Kansas river terry tho old
oregon route and shorten the distance one day staye
IL IL the Intention TO have good ferry At UniontoFn
(which il may be observed s the trading post among
the wsomie ndians in the event OF hign water
The citxeps of Jackson and Van Buren, counties are
we'll prepared to furnish emigrants with cattle and
mules provisions Sc and the towns OF Independence.
Westoort and Kansas csn supply every article requi'
site for the Journey at moderate rates Even after the
teams have s,srted they can obtain and oats for
the horses and cattle from the Shawnee Indians, who
ipbsbit the country which the route passes Al
Ipiontown the traders with the Indians have good
.upply of all articles Of provisions Sc which BE-
purchased at reasonable rates. ~. Louis Rep 10th.
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PAINTS, OILS vERDIGRIs,
SHOW CASES AND sAsHrs.

SHOW CASES AND SASHES.
SHOW CASES AND SASHES Of every description
Smsde % ofder Also SHOW Cases always % bard ans
'~ Se '"' 1SaS uorHvs co r.,.--.s
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XXTHFRvas. wIiiaNw va DTTs =,

49, -, +, - . - 49, - -
m nfh' =, " Lila ' " 80 Hihf ' 70 CO. 90 Ns-
w fofs, 49, NAM tflhAhiNs. a+ 80 o. .f r.rfs- y
t-ailr- 20 if's'-- r's 40 ~ 49,, fri ttI . NJ
~ t-sf 80 ...i -st fr o. tff t.i .f ssl.r-. p.
l'i ~ . - ~ - = - l-ir
i. ..rs-, 81 c.-frr artl sa Trarr o-.ir 49,.
R.~- WFesrs Ff-afafs. e. oi -.rtt1 Goes. .-.-.-t
fa4t rsf-aar ere rsrr- f re . rnrr' tflsfe. q
nrtsry sais of n7snn street hrfsr-1 Af0rr a. 50
.t---. 4 .s r--h Nsrt 0f hs I'D. A-a fHri
Ia -rr If. .f.s. t0ef Del. .r... 9.f ar fs ..-t.
n 800. e III. -f .r.f f..-s rss.sr.. ... tu-
.. r..ts,.. ..af af-.r.et STREE f-e-
-rf er 1r rii.- eth Aff'rn~' sr-- ri no --f
II p - 7 f f.rr
49,. . - .t'i r-r
$500. i. ~. ,- r.. % boz
49, ~ % 5000 81
80 ."r .'T'f '-.'r lee
t. 20 so lafi-'Y a~ ai n'-' street. Pr Poi 10 81,
. =. 800 ....-i-- - 80 rl-r.f
s,,. ,h. fr. 5sf OF rru.f W - ---i.. r . .-. ~
fs .rtIr CO 40 Cnl.fycf Y-rs "a r. ..f GO
r.s- ss - fff a klrasf f>f r.r-l.-r f. ~ ~
~ t-a-r-.-. .sr- ts-.fs s..-nr,-. -~r.... ~
r l-l srrsrfsrrl a. 20 arf -.era-s -
.rrs. r-rfs -sarf -r.rs f0srs r.
ilf recorded ihr tce 0 i.- Re- Ter no rt- y t. -
.f ir~r - a-f of N'--rs page .-s %. ia.
a. sa---s. t.- 49, o-.i, c.s.. Re- wlo,Ft,i ~
-, r.. '....,-t ~. $500 f.f
f .......-.... go l.. ~. ..... t.-.... tf
$1,000 II. ..- -. .......... F.. r.. 40 49,
I... ,-4.-4 H.. -.... -4.s '- ~. - ! be-
isf Pm. 80 Old. ?. .'gs..
las- % st3 pr. 80 .,.. r. ...
AZ ef~rsts pro .ai II. ''.' ''' - 70 ftrla" .l.
isi az -. 80 -, a-.saN a, tf..,. .-
80 $500. :. 49, ,....-.., .|f t'af
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e. TO LET-Tne over Fsri o. lo1'e ~ f'A7''
II CURE ~ F1.tou-si.
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

Court OF SPECIAL SESSIONS Charles Johnson
charsi NA ha,ag assault aud battery aCOr~
sthencL, ted Nesterday hy Jur hl
Cnrtt AID ouud guilty wil Del sentenced THURSDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

POLICE CoURr.-Jsnes McNann. arrested Tor com
hitting officer BAIL Yesterday seten e
awe BAL tsuu OF s Tor l appearance A. the Court OF o'e
a. reIa.4lrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

S-,ssr alunors- bul chip SUSAN o ON Ems, 10 tons
burden ha- been purchased. ard will De- cis 9sichef
ln-l5ieiy - above THIS v--s-. - nut 10 moch- Cd,
nss made Tot one voyage and % he every way
lPfof ~ say pat up Tor hat por ard egnh ~ f-tAis
- rrc, comfort and strength 0 any Ia t-e word Every
Passenger ~l b. accommodated in stsisfOoni An eA-
p-rielced Physician goes her sud library ~ 80 Fc
umes for The psssengers use she will remain IN port aid
furnish nome ~ passengers storage for freight fof
hfee months aer Der arrival CUT For farther Information
Apply 10 fZ7f8yf n P TOWNSEND 10 NaEsslst
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Law Courts.


CrRCuIr COURr Before Judge JOnes-Jdwfs Such
vs. Mutual san Co.. Of policy os t,
isna l. sr,i, referred o. Verdict r plsltd fs' a.
beng aunuuf tnd interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

ts-gZ. FORT va Magellan sirss Wind permitung-rn-
fzsi-si1g copp-rec fsstened brig JLLlA HObL-
TON. " airing. master, lytrg 81 ? - ~, b. r. f~O
years Oh hing AMI viii ssu on NJ -i mot shares
- whch entities the holder ID share 10 he vessel and
n mouths provisions and mining Implements Sc The
ISOLATION vii meet every eyeoing this week 81 II Csuue
Harmony Hal 4asg'
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-, -mAII. EAhli ~ AIlTInN.-Nn n I'D

~ public auction the premises, IN N-wJrrsry on
the IN day uf March next neat country rrsirrce
comprising shout rs Of land me -iaie Of cuYh
uon. beautifully situated the Paterson and RamapO Rail
ROAD AMI ~ to th- cry ~ New YORK The
house finished good ntye. and upon the premises =
well off eNceert water barn, cafnageholsr stable SC
a good confllrn. it trees, ahrubhrfy, Ar g. FOR
psrr8 'ars inquire q 6AUr1 DEkiC kSON. $50 suull-
a. of PETER a. WILLIAM MARTIN. foot u Cortland
New YORK, or Of NJ DN MAP, near ihe premsrs New
Prospect herEen Cuunlf. s-als OL New aIsey 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

ftOAKD-sirEe geslsmsn. o. gentleman ard hls
ID vie Ilh toa or caushirr, ensure comfortable
sleeping rooms with good ts p. in sr--Qe-isb- family
where mere srs 20 children Apply e WG5rsust sra
BOARD aud very 'essant rooms Tor family or Tor
u single g-nilem-c e. So WSrr-r Zsf I'm
IvUKNI>aED ROOMS without board Al Is Bar
L clsy-si = In
DLEASsNT FlR>I-BED rooms on sh- second
snc llifd 1OOrs W.l ~ Nl0Qt b-skfasg al1 as a.
fsrk place l5f In
zlxiNATh STANDARDIZATION ~ IN LONDON
y FOB OENFLtMEs AND ANKLES MRS. c
GROOCOCh, p hss.'u GSrtsn, Is toors from holhofr.
FERNS inodeTSss.
Hsung spent sefsrs GAYS wiz Hrs q lake pieas1fs
ercrr Der Embellishments o srcr Of -rryllsr
-nsy lssire good rliai alf home dlTrs
10 "a NJ -.ropol: OF 3rrLi Rr'fsir M : RALCE.
london. lrae "a. .fe isis "
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=. - Al
- 49, I~Ig.--ALBANY. Ts0f AZ.
WHITEHALL RAILROAD ~
lesye daily. Sundays excepted. follows Troy =
~ sfft N Whitehall sf6 4 and p st'pf...-,
mediate sAiiOrs. Montreal Troy. A.bsny snd Ne~ 80.
u1e lel miles shorter han shy Ofl-r rouie 10y 60
ffon hsN loTk % Nolirrsi, without any ui4 ti
rlf 70 Thifty-sk b0ur- from ftN furk il b.i- -
sleeping n Toy Fare = 7n Passsng- -afr 49,. A
b. he New Haven sud HOisl0n'c Railroads 81 gsT,~g
81 ard suiye IL Troy early he sans eYetinf Lt.s.I
morning A. Aaifpsst7A ST. BY Railroad 10 p" 800
hence 10 stages ID Burlington, srvirg ~ ss" ,irss
Leave Burlington ~ f0e0cs A snd fese'
same evening. IA
RurLAsD-siage. leave Rgtlsrd % conneci - pr ,s.su
N rain from Nhii-hsli. Returning. leave " hi-e"s"-'
he srhysl 81 the a p usn from Troy. ,.t.,y,lu
g. N. DAWSON. President ssrsioga AID "'
Railroad Co. 49,. "a So.
T. K SARGENT. supt Rem. and ssr and =" A''
Railroad Go ,..y,aa
vfscfl 4 Rfcs Moutresi N l. CHCECH. b1fiast.e "A
Csnslsl NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

Hs SAILLt> on ne Ire of me hudson rive, haiio.H
~ IN ia Twelfth Ward " DE Citf ui New Ors AT
each containing slcrn land houfe garden md Orna
mental grounds overlooking The Hudson. within three min
-. wa ~ ns Dtot ~ ih- Railroad Il offered FOR
~ e. on nlar similar o he Morrsania Village properly, a.
- r-r 81 lower any other property ON the ilalf
aa1rfug equal advantages, portion OF ins properly is
ready -4iscfhed for hy pers ~ who VII improve im
d.l-v Ard i- books I'D he kept OPP ln ih- ii1 nf
r. ruary 90 sfo.d oher- aprQruniy o. sscr9 Place
of iei- cun ~ SINAI amount NJ money For further pare
..~..l--.. e-,.v fo A N LYON Oh "a at-r-st Tfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

E fhe s.tsr OF Abel Bush situated Frog Ponds.
-I- Huntington bong Island consisting ~ @0 acres OF
land well located and in fine stale oi cultivation VII "A
good farm house very large farn nearly new, and other
out buildings 10 "a about mile from ia~ village OF Hun
tirglln. end Two miles from Cold Spring Harhor whence
there Is daily communication with hs cy hy steamboat
The stock on .af farm can had with h. For terms Sc
spplyto ANruOSY BLEECkEE. Auctoneer
~ iv : Broad
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l'os MN. n FRkSkLiN SONS. Broad or
ffs .sw3Ws DANL ?. SMITH hhiusssr- a.,
- COL, .,IpOK E\CuA>GE W cily pop

81. -y ha hors- sri store premises a. lrYits W esi-
- rte.t Co ore ue south - lary town ie1 ~ iset
square cotsrsbu house - bs Sd rr nesty hnIsLsS'
MONS. rantr,-s &c good cellar under me ~'oir "A'frt
-i.tsrn sed We Of water. - oy to feel tNos.i.
hih " h cellar and good stable ~ excellent s.so i't
80 slrs rom Irving frClfe ~ SltFhtN IS
TDNPKlNs rsrrytown. or of THOMAS AARilNte 10
S~ft.avar1a New .Nnrs - iNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

INDIA RUBBER GDuD~.-DkY. p Coftand -
ior-rs Tor sac Of he owr manufacture
1900 dozen EIs.cc -uso-nters
SU.aa ykr1s l1dla Runurr Goa
6nn0 - Rsh0sd Rubber itiscsl
1900 feet iniis Rubber Hose-Days patent.
foa Day. silent ln1.s Rubber Houses FOR California.
eco Csup Blankets.
= PoitsA- Bosis Dsy's psieuL
500 lhs sfkro1-rs' Rubber
1000 pairs India Rubber Boots
rs.e- ludis Rubber Shoes
ii0 Cost CsD-s ard Spauisl Peaches.
s,0 Iati. Ruthef Beds al flIoEs
80 dozen Riding and M1rey Sc.-s.
ton. Stssm PACKING. superior srucie
These ard gerera sssyt-r Of Rubber Goods a. spiei
- every cimse for sale snt hs-E constantly maouisc-
ured By TIE advertiser The trade supplied mOsl libra
III ~
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81. FOR -AI.k-The property or The to'tl-eAs' c.f-
e. red ID Avenue and "a - ccrt.irn irin
- IS ID "a Lots On The premises are d~-..- no-s'
srs carnage house with other improvements, Ah4 oi
h-e 50 ecion. The bulldogs sli 'erces are az ' oest
rp..ers ard thorough workmanship, bun 10y ihc l.f' Pr
esh me above rigibly susted 90 hEh grouno m ~
excellent neghborhooa opposite ue country ses. Nit
Nhio ga sad commanding good view - M Easi And
Harlem Rvers Bsng IN neat repair srt free rom every
irrrnnrarce ms property deemed worthy NE attention.
I'D Gentlemen W o-lesire 1lsi residence s1on distance
~ p,s.., t-.,..--s ,.r ,hs urernis.s u m
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Trial of John -. Austin and James Nesbif
charged with the Murder Of Timothy shea.

COURT % OYER AND TERsISER-B-f- Jo5z- Esuosss al
A--r-.- s-e-.-. - ~ $1,000
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T.; -ssssa.s.s..gs.gs7HOISAT0NIC KsILKoAD.

kfTl NJ 'aT' on IlIs Told Tl1 N '01II
uOn viii he New York and hs~'br
ven Railroad. Passengers 0r Albany. Troy and gsy..
done or he Housatoric Railroad vii take ihs "
EKprs-. Tram on he New Yors slt sse h. Rsif9t9
baggage master goes through take charge u Dss'
gaze iof Albany frog md M hOgsafOuic Railroad ,.
stages run 10 connection With BE Carr 30 Lee b-nof -
smfsbrfge, Curlsyilr, Wirsiead and s0rfOs A." I"
Llct neGi sharon, WOODBURY.. DaHbuy snd BeileL -.
tieishl Intended for MS ROsf received on bon9 -
steamer NIAGARA Al he Dee6. 100, " NsrkeiH ffom
0ciO's A. until O'Clock ~ Positively no ~ -
lime o 81 PERRY Ags.f Once ne per
NauU.yo-r - - ~. - ' ~
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DRISTING ISh.-JodS O. Ll5hTBODf "a co..
rxrsy uknuf crrng ard tss ISAys or ,srt rvery de-
sipuon ~ Printing lax from ih- are-i acs ard Cc0re
News irks whch = wafs-fs rclsl % any saru
isrrcd, low prices BE- sod ty any
NnufActrcr Orders frsrte BY si-smhoaf or railroad.
= any pan Of The counY By stdrsssag nOte ~ - q
RCs~st
fs-rhs paper "a printed ~i;h ny News Inr zlso
s-sl msny oh-r newspapers tss ciy Ptusde peis Boo
In S.umore Ss~ 0nesrs s1d ososg eiues sn1 towns
ne Urksd sist~s rs lsvE
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- FOR sAI.R-At PiermOnt uesi cottsE- Win
thre1 srr-s OF ard. pleasantly sgGsed on re baas
- n ne H1d.or. win ~sisf prvieg- md s5oc t~-n-
minutes. wss - he Erie ksl'osd There - rsfi-ty
$500 r- on The premises For farther Information IN
- - ROBFRT II NORRIS. Postmaster, Mes York
- =. a. n nIrkINsON PlrrmnnL ~ -u-
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g. TO KENT-Th- h1mrsi-a1 u me- isie srpne3
8 Mou ~ Nor~sk slu cie shout seventy rods west ~
~ ff bid eel or IT, rsin Dad itconssts N large a1d
comm0l h1use barn s1f tl-r bliings sri about y
sore. of valuable aud Tee WI can ne nsd ios-ner or
the house and lsnd separately T1e house - vel "a cl
lsie for 1osrcrg -horsr srr e -it'f icc-ru f'f r
business such hoafanghoufs y '-,4 hrrl,- -L pr
age ln me Sumner seaf1l Qsrcu Viy nary p-sn 2.
have sought accom- ocsfons ln ihs place. uon IN Wy u
NeF forE. and have been CliF-1 i0 ~ et-N -A.t7
they colc be- o5.sred TIE p.-iol - ne railroad
vii undoubtedly increase .he ugmbrr % such spp-lo
sd steady hoaiers bel hat q at seasons ~ me f-N
TIE paca Il sso desirable ors fcr any grnlrnAl
business 20 N-vgN ork who DESTROYS % l9car1e "a @
y iu ll- cognrv line ~ f-e railroad Possession
giesa ffum fh. rs 81 AprL For farther % - D. gre
%. ne family De pre- fases, os OF IT, . hD Lin
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DAG~.-The r'sh,. usrE-g rrce pad n cssh fof hsss
NCsnvAs. Bzgglns. Por-rs Papers. Wrapping sock.
Gfkss rarrec And Hemp Rope. bt
nsiy cYRrs W. YIELD CO. - sses nAnss
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.T-~ FDh NEWBGhGH AND lsIks.
- 81 N kDlATE LANDINGS DURING Ths
NlNTfR.-Tne Steamboat aOkWlthi
Cspi J 81 Barber. viii leave New-York, from zoos I'VE"
ren every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al 0cf
81. Returning. Leave Hssbgrsh Monday Wsine.lsy
and grfav al r prIac. n98p'
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81 FOR 9AiE.-A handsome new i'vos.ory house
20 win attic situated IN De village 0f Fatte esi" est
& chester cOulty. p miles from ti- city. "lln tI rods
Of the s.y-Yofe AID N-W-Hsgen kAifo-f, one mile from
cal seem bOif landing TIL" dwelling mas TWO Nirsssi
els d Zoo ln Roe house, good barn. car
-sg- hrus. .- good well ~ water brick ci-iern ornl-
-nir and NUT trees. with four sores Of lrst rate lsud
- 00n can rsar 90 bend arC fssge for three yrsrs
: ,r f.rrls a. spciy % ANTHONY J. BLEEtkER
1ff fy AucIrn-er. Brn4d-st
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t-sf5 " III. fsE SUI " At NJ fsNf NN N"'s-
~ dav the ID. dav OF March next Al noon, al Tie house
s~ OF o W Smith, IN the village of Pot Chester West
chester County that desirable prope y opposse me Fps
ropa Church and within minutes wax OF he tep1t ei
ha New Haven Rar0sdl lse the residence OF John Lewis
deceased cOutsinng about q acres exc "u land WIN
i,sa-.ury hou-a shtp. hare. fruit &c Terms % sale
JOHN PALMER.
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TO LET.

g. To HT-HAfofs s. sory house 20 susl an =.
e - Chsries-s; There . rAnse' oul1 ~ D. - -
~ fF- NarH 700
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81 FOR StLE-A desirable country rsadepce Al
efo Greenwich Conn That ysluabie properly late the
- res'dsnce ~ VIM Knapp decreased. rs.tng n a
lsrge double dwe house barn, sud other out hudinss
tenant house snt about eighty divided i1io mes
dow plough. pssfe ald wood and The house fronts
the Connecticut tur Pike, Ju miles from New York city
hsf a nile from h. Y. L Y IA Railroad, two and \
bali miles from ~ steamboat landing NJ Rocky Neck
ga Arlrf II m rom he Two principal si0op lnfir
slout ore mile from church N different denOmna
uurr and two good ec. SCHOOL,. The house and ont
b4ldiugs h 80 Gcrs Of lard l Doe, sold seqsraie
~ II required. For father particulars apply % r W
KNAPP on the premises o. TIE I scriher rs FronsL
Nsa-York n boz sold hef re the q ID DAY 81 Mach utX,
wi be- offered Inst day pub slcuOn On the premi
ses A. . o'clock fl4fuf SAMUEL o. CORNELL.
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e. geff ~tIF-OG Rye Neck, ln ue town or rye
Fs Wesfchestrr ~ of land the most ella IDLE build
~ nv spot re OIrd .ns eide OF New aveni bordering
On he Bo-tnn post road the creek which empus direct
v 10 le Sound there is bah sroi az The foot ~ me
pace-coOd fishing close by ~ al unes No place can De-
rlnd more desirable Tor gelieInas country reside nee
o be- built The Railroad eot % Mama 1nrcs u not over
rnlnuf-- uhs from Lr place For particulars Inquire 0f
IL nm / d HILI- al lln MamarOleck Del.L