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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
SPLITTING BLOOD


On TowNsENDI verify believe that SapArIa has
the through Providence,
had bad II and
raised large quantities blood greatly
debIlated and reduced and did live
SarsaPariia short and there has wonderful
change been wrought able walk all
city raise blood and my cough has lcn You
well imagine that ! thankful for these
Your obcdent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

y. IOWnSfnd-Uear
Rheumatism; considerable
walk. had the distressing pains, aud
terribly swollen bottles your
Sarsaparl they done
o
eyed You liberty this the benefit
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES CUMMINGS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
WIN RUSSELL. 65 GATHERINGS st.
Rheumatism,

THIS only of thousand
that Dr. Townsend Saaparia has
weekly eradcated extraordinary
Cummings ESQ., the Asy
um BlackweI Island the gentlemen spoken of in the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

DUBLIC NOTlCE-sUPkkAE COUKT-la tie matter Of the
u he Mayor Aldermen ard Comm1nay OF he City
Newly rtve he Of that part Of fr-t ssenue not
already opened um Forty ID street % Harlem RIVER the
Iwr Nne,eenh Of sad Cig Pubc Notice hereby
gwen BY the Mayor Aemea AMI Community % he C ~ fs~
pursuant Statute such nlte ant PROVIDED that he
M A-u-n and Cmmouiy the CITY Of New forf
intend 70 make APPLICATION the Supreme Court q he sAe Of Nsr
York Term o. the d Cour De held a. The Cy Hal
the Cry Of sswiork no1ay, Tie s Day q June 1880 a.
the cpenugo the Court u Day a thereafter a. Com
heart for app u Of kst mate
hEt he ABl
o the The opening o. nat PErt o. FIst
opened from fory con . Harlem River,
tie Tweh aud Sne-enh ards q sad Cy e out The
map pn OF the said Ct By vne II an At snttd al Ae;
relative 10 Improvement touch the q srssts zc hoais
the City Of New YORK. Ino for other pp psea April %,
Sr.-Dsed, New YORK, April -. ls5a
tI~2 HrNRY DAVIES. Cou-sef n - Co,pof.tiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
DR. CHARLES MUNDE's
WATER.CURE ESTABLISHMENT,

AT SOUTHAMPTON, MAss--Dr MUNDE respect.
"A fully informs bis friends and the public, that he has DO
come owner OF the late DR. Rugges's WserCure Estsb
shment al Bensonvle "A miles from the Northampton
Railroad Depot hours ride from New-fork about from
Boston from Albany, situated In OF the pleasant
vsIles Of New Eng and, surrounded with woodgrown
bis with shady walks and sbundsny supplied with the
purest socst and coolest granite wser The air pure
and healhy and the climate mild and agreeable The new
and spacious buildings offer all he necessay conv-nences
for wster-cure purposes, such large plunge baths
douches and airy 10 gng rooms for about 81 patients
hrai- for either ser, gymnasium etc. The Occur being
the earliest living disciple Of Pressnitz Grs-feD.
burg snd having experience Of than IS years u
his OwD his winnings Wsiercure being To the bands Of
every Europess hydfopsb, hopes respond any
sonsbe expectations from the made on
the part Of hoss sufferers who may eonhds themselves
him
For further particulars pease apply the s1dress
mis- 2zwtJylDk w usjnS At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
PATENT EAST INpIA REFRIGERATED

Whieh piu preseves Ice SIR months m Hot Chsdfss
NHE usefulness and need OF perfect article OF tr
kind a viii dn and sner great care and experience,
ils manufacturer feels confident
FAMILIES. HOTELKEEPRRS GROCERS kc-
VIII had this Refrigerator be OF the most useful and
indispensable articles they po.sess-Ddeed they viii
not do without amer being made acquainted with hs
superior advantages. The Icehouse Is lined with patent
substance being nonconductor Of heat im?artng TO me
closets each side cool which preserves In most
Delightful manner oil that placed them, the same time
avoiding all that unpleasant odor that necessarily occurs In
the common meat chest when the contents and Ice are all
together.
All who have and used this article convinced OF
in great superiority anything before Introduced
SMITHS EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS
have been used with the most perfect satisfaction as tney
render the wafer delightfully."- cold for several days BY the
addition OF very small piece VI tee and by attaching hters
make them an ndispeusabe article Manufactured
and sold by T. SMITH 4 Co, n fulton-st, and
Az lmeodh DAVID LEAL 80 Ann.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
1917. CENTRAL kAiLhOAD or ~. JERSEY lssu
r., r.asesfsszyl SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

1917. CENTRAL hAiLhOAD Oh ~. JERSEY la5a
-, ryassssesSzL SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
80 1ssscommencng April l. lS50-Ths Rood
extends from Eizsbethport IS miles 70
White House, N. reducing Tho staging between the ter
OF the Rosd and Easton IS mil ana 20 School
Steamboat RED JACKET st pier N River and counects
with tfans tho New Jersey Railroad which leave New.
York from foot Of Cortlsnd-st 81 the hour new
roue TO Schooley's Mountain, with less staging than any
Oher.
PASSENGER TaAS UP.-Psssengers VIII leave New
York by stea,GbOst RON ~ by the New-Jersey
Railroad foot of Cortlsndst at A ard z. NJ; leave
Enzgheihtown at 10 A NJ and 6 NJ
PASSENGER TRAIN Down Leave White House a. s. Is
AM and IS Nj Norh Branch At SIS A M and IS
NJ; Sou-ryille al o. 10 ard 2. 10 M Bound Brook
as. 20 An sud ~ Pm Planhsld 1t 6 30 NJ and g. 20
PM: Westield At SIS 81 and NJ; Elizsbethtown q
7. IS aud 10 81 A NJ and 8. - PM
The freight train with passenger stsche win leave
White House at $50 NJ, somerils So Painfsld
and Elzabethport by STEAMBOAT al 100 AN. Returning
leave Sew-YOrk, By steanboa Red JACKET from pier
North River, 3, PM
All freight from New-York nieuded 10 90 by this line
mls be al be boat Ut ia ococf TO insure being taken
.hrou sh that day.
STAGES Will be in readiness Sr7s OF the O'CLOCK
sengers Easton, Wilkeehsrrr Bethishen Allentown
Malch CT H. Pa and to bennington, Lebanon Clintcc
Milford. Be lehem, Bloomsbury New. n Anpton Waah
.ngtOn and yidere n J. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, D. aware, Wster Gap stroudshDrg BsYtons
Vile sisnhope, uGievie Bucstown and Lsckawsnna lroe
Works, &c Pa
~ b. All baggage al Tie risk OF the owners gnul do
lyefsc into the acus Of the Agents Of the
Company, snc checks 'ceips given therefor. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
FOR CALikORNIA

.g~as, THROUGH LINE POR SAN FRAN.
<%sstlssaslhs. cisco, VIA CHAGREs-rhs ara Il.
CHEROKEE......l,JoO tDBs. Captain " Windie
PHILADELPHIA loo tune. .Csptain Nicholson.
Form tho only direct lice between N-wYOrk snd Ctagrea
ala 10 connection with the United States Mail steam pscs.
-s IN ,hs Peclhca sesi-monlhy line through 10 Sac Fran,
cisco.
EEpUcgD RATES ~ FARs TO cassREs
Cherokeo. Philadelphia.
After salOon state Rooms. 10 si.5 90
Forward Saloon DC. ...... 100 10 10 %
Lower tbiOn.. w W
All tns above dine Vi the table, ard hsFe the priv
ego OF the Saloon.
Storage found with mattresses
9.
Freight Chagrss 70 per foot Expenses -,
Isihrus borue by passenger
FOR freight or pessage eppiy -
ROWLAND Z ASPlSWALL, "A 5outh-S: n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
FOR SALE.

q At PRIVATE sALE-Abou' 81 acres of land
% lying al Flushing Bay SIDE. ol the west side Of Lille
~ Neck, opposite ihs re- dsnce Of George Douglass,
ESQ. aDdnE very extensive view OF Great Nrck.
Long 10 and SOUND ard the surrounding country The
stua very eevs ed being about 40 feet above HI sh
water mara sl1 kblut rods from the road leading
from WhilesioGe Flushing and the Lite Neck Turnpike
road.
ALSO about 10 land situated the Bsv side OPP
posiie Fort schu,l er hell mile from the East yer
ard Little Neck Bay being eibly situated for building
spot ogeflJoklog much fine country
Also ut Manhasseu a farm Of about 20 acres, situated
about mile from tn Church hs turnpike road cad
ing from Fushiog Rcslyn. Oh the premises there is
house snd tudngs good well of ~ and lever
falling pond al water TINS land sbout the best adapted
u the growing OF gain a1d grass In the eghbo hood For
price and further parusfs Of The above pr perry, apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetipne-r
my4 lu BrOad st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
r. r. rlsSss.,szsssssss:l NkN.YOhk AND NEw.HA-

-. Y. w stOf ~ AND NE"sHA-
4ksxt l;;csSs.s;;ssyES RAILROAD On and after
"Wednesday April "a. the following
trains will the Canal st Station near grosdwsy
Passengers also received a, the NewYork and Harlem
Railroad Office TWENTY -ssvenit-s ct
l. Accommodation Train At IT III Tor New Rochelle,
Mamsfooeck. Rye, Port Chester. Green~ich Stamford,
Daren. Norwsk Weslpor, Southport, Fairfield Bridge
port suaifod Milford and New Haven Passengers from
the WsysUnf for Albany. md the Stations The Hous-
slouic AID Ntngsuck Rsirc ads, will uke this Train and
stop NJ Bridgeport Passengers rom WAY Stations for Bos-
ton Providence Worcessr Hartford Springfield and Con
ueclicnt River Railroads will lake this Tram and Join Ex
press Train al New Haven.
Express Train a, O'Clock NJ for Stanford Bridge
port Albany, snd Houseionic End Naugsuck Railroads,
New Haven Hartford. sprng and Connecticut River
Railroad, Worces err Providence and Boston.
Accommodation Train at ga for Nsw. Haven and
Iniermedate Stations Hampton, Cheshire, SouihinNon,
Middieiown, Hartford and Springfield.
4 Expness Train st245 PM for Stamford. Norwak,
HewHaveD. Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford,
Springfield. Worcester and Boston
5. Accommodation Traia ss4 Pm. for New-Hsven and
Communication Train a. $50 Pm. for Bridgeport and
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
|. Communication Tsin at rs AN from Bridgeport,
stopping al a.. tho Intermediate Stations
Accommodation Train al 10 AM from New-Hsven,
stopping all Inter mediate Ssous receiving Passengers
from Nsugstuck Railroad At Bridgeport.
Accommodation Train At 9 80 A n from New-Hs
stopping s The Intermediate stsons receiving Pas
from the Hartford and New Haven Genial Railroad
and Nsogauck Railroad
Express Train from Boston,) from NewHsven stopping
II Bridgeport and Stanford receiving PAssen from ho
Housss0nIc Rsirosd at Bridgeport
B Accommodation Trnin al 81 P NJ frrcsvipg Passen.
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston, from
New Haven, slopping at ali the intermediate Stations
O. Express Trsin a. 10 Pm (or 10 connection with Ex.
press Tran rom BosloD,l stopping at port Norwak
and stamford, arriving 10 New-York al IFS NJ Even.
Ing ffain from Pi,tsfeld this Tram u
Pasengers requested procure tickets before taking
seats ~ tne Cars la5ohI X MASON, Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
t. SHIPPERS BY THE BRIG sOPHI.
r., czEszz4szza NEW-YOKK 4 ERIE RAIL

r.. -Mzzaezz1 NEW-XOKK a. ERIE RAIL,
80 xtccevROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS-On
and sfer Monday NAV 6, 1850 he trains
will leave a. follsw,, by steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
from the foot Of Dusnest daily. Sundays exc epted)
Breakfast and supper on board the boat
WAY AND MAIL TRsIS-At 81 N stopping NJ all The
MISUNDERSTANDING al Corning and Jefferson sbou, LOT NJ
and al Buffalo morning
NIGHT TRAIS-At5 NJ stopping az all the s,aions mi
arriving at Geneva In time connect with the FL press
train from Albany and arrive at Buffalo Al N nex dsy
AK ExPsLss IhAIs-Wil commence running In . few
days, Of which due notice will be given
FREIGHT TaAiS-Leave New York. from foot Of Duane
st. daily Sundays exc-Ped) si6PM Freight for Geneva
Newly May 2 1850.
my3u CHARLES MINOT superptendsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
FOR sALE-rbe steamboat NIAoAB

FOR sALE-Tbe steamboat NIAGARA
now lying al the foot Of Frankln-sI North
Riyer-Length 80 feet % feet inches
beam, 100 tuns burden
Tue Niagara 10 In complete order, ready to start II
days nouee She has new boilers that have been In bot
sew months OF extra size and workmanship, giving an
ample supply OF steam without the Of bIowers Her
River 49,. ~ 80 IN - - Va
Estimates be ONCE OF the eos, or 6u,,,
ner up az night boat with stae-rooms bertha re Her
inventory 10 complete 10 every respect For tsrms ke sp
q The Philadephs North American, Boston Ala and
Baltimore Patriot please copy sS9T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

- BUM >ss. Lkar.-fh- s,rrsVn - plates o.
IN hand- Boob Of N--die sUrk and supplement- %
me streotJ pc psi~s o. COes "Reminiscences For sals
~ lmys Iwl CHARLES JENKINS, l4z NAss.ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tbs United StaSes Mat steam packets
PAHAH ,J87 r1ns.. E. Capt DAVID Bailey.
OREGON 0s9 nns.. Cap Carlisle P Paliersol
CALIFORNIA 80 tuns.. Capt Thos Budd.
TENNESSEE..i.3e0 mns... Capt George A. Coz.
CAhOLlEA.... $40 mDE....
UNICORN ..... 600 tDls....
Intended 10 form Ismi-ro1hiy line between Fsnsnl
and ports In California.
Passengers IN The Afer Cabin urniahed oedding bu
wines and lquOrS Passengers In he Sesrsge ere
found with such sons furnished the crew and
nth and pillow. All passengers win be allowed
space g personal baggage free TO the extent OF ~ los
weight, no, exceeding IN measurements ien cubic feet
Freight extra baggage or marchsndse, when sken s
ger iUn and per cent on all specie.
Packages SHOULD 40, exceed Us he weigh Tor m1ls
carriage. Cabin. Srge
rs4ssgc FROM Panama tn san blss Mszasn SIS sit0
san Diego............ $50 lbs
San Francisco........ $40 80
No b. uDcSd viii bs taken baggage Charges
" ebafsng deoaring anl ali personal port chafgsi
including health fees and boat hire % paid by the passsn
No passage secured Unu paid for Apply at The Of
See OF the COMPANY New-YoTk. - SoUth-sL mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
ApEEs AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORK

AT THk FOUT w TwESTY.FOuKrn-sT
IyAsT RIVER NETWORK -Th- stove Works are
IIbOw 10 sncc.ssf1 operation and the proprietor would
respectfully cal The sltrnion Of Nschlnss and al
mere Of tb- article 70 nation OF hh Steel which be
10 warranted by The testimony Of th- principal maehins
and edge TODD makers OF s M Recommending fully
equal IN every respect 10 Used this country.
ful sssortisn OF tne dih-r-pt sx-s constantly band
which - pubic are respectfully invited csl snd -samine
n n- once Of DANIEL ADEE
81 49," lg7 Iullon-st N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
PENNSYLVANIA AILaoAD.
llaast YIl 1850. -

PIONEER AND EXP Ess LIsE TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves PHILADELPHIA DAILY, at O'Clock A. NJ. and
P ~ through f. Go hOurs! The Pe.nsylva.
ma aSiroud OF very beet most comfortable de-
scripG0u. New packets have been placed the line,
snc fnshc1 with especir reference 20 the comfort and
convenience OF travellers aordng the ssErsoce Of quick
and agreeable Journey Pittsburgh
Every effort VIII hs sde TO this the most 6esra1 l.
route to the West
For sesis sppiy Al "a hsrke;s and NJ H. THIRD
and Chesnut Philaseip his- WM, COLDER 4 co.
gor further information apply at West-st New-York
mia n r. ". HlNDES Agenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
lUhN ALIENS AMERICAN INJAN a :

1uhN ALLEN's AMERICAN INLAND pas
SAGE LlNE-Licensed by the authority Of The Stsle
and City Of New-York-For ihe Protection Of Emigranu
ana other rassengers-Ohce ISL Cedsr-s, New.York-
The subscriber nss been engaged In forwarding Mercha
disc and Passengers from NewYork to The Weslsn and
SOUTHWESTERN States over twenty-five year, but a The
present time directs his whole attention the Forwarding
OF passengers and and their uggage-hs hcilities FOR
which are unsurpassed by any In he business he
can accommodate The traveller with any mode Of convey.
rce-s,eamboat railroad canal-ffst or second clsss
cabin or eerge that be grade his expenses bv b.
choice OF the differ snt modes Of conyeyance-a of which
are tStclAss Of their kind and on moderate ,erms
Persons residing In this country having friends emf
grsnng RON Euro, - TO the Interior OF The United stsies
VIII render them tndness by directing them on their ar
IVA 10 New-Yorh 70 call At this Office before engaging
ner passage clsewhere-ss here they will be findlv
treated, honestly dealt with and all contracts carried ou 10
me letter Any arrangements made with the following
agents shall be ouy complied with by JOHN ALLEN
AGENTS.
Eleaxer Jones, 25 Union-sl L,yerpooI
Hebry Allen, Albany.
Thos Hyde King st TowerhI, London.
John Rgney, Rochester
William John Doyle, Belfast
William Allen, Buffalo
Richard K. Elliott Detroit
Letters pos-osld attended To- -,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
,cslsiss THROUGH LINE no CALIFOR-
f.aLAsN MA. VIA CHAEREa-CAkRYING


TIE UNITED STATES MAIL Monday
May 49, 1T o'cluck NJ from the Pier foot OF WRrrenst
~. R-The and elegaut double engine steamship
GEORGIA, d d Porter, U. Navy, Commander, vii Re
dispatched aoove win the Government Malls for ha
West lndiss and the Pacific
The books open for passage to Charleston, ga
vannab Orleans and Chsgrcs, ard for through
tcseis San Francisco To lhrough tickets eeTy
eppc ton mue be- made a. only small number remain
uutns aged.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to the Onto. The
JmmodgcEs for Passengers OF each cass ERE unsar
css ] by sny steamship af0st
T passengers for New Orleans transferred ct ga
yena he superior double engine steamship FALCON,
ara proceed from Havana direct 10 New Orleans
Rates Of PassaSe from Aeso- f0rs % Chdgysr.
State Room berh. Sandee berth. %
seoTsge perth found beds aud separate table
RafeI Of Passage from Pa5s1na 10 San Fraaeisoo
on.lc foo oerIn touO
seesage Berths found beds ana separate aDss.... ~
Rates Of passage 10 Harona and Nsp Oritaai.
hase-rOou berths.. ST. t75
s1ndee berth, forward cabin. IS 60
Storage, found bed aud board .....2j 2
Feigm To Chsgres will be taken a. 10 cents per cubic
foot The bills Of ading all be signed on board tie
weasel the day before sailing
FJT passage or l'elsn, apply 20
mY tl3ih " d. ROBERTS, lig W,s,-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
~l-sa REGULAR NAIL LINE BE.
ia, .sa6Saa..kk1rlxrWkEN BOSTON AND NEW.YORh

wa suningIol and observation-disclosures
route without ferry, rhznge ~ bsggsgs.--The
steamers G. VANDERBILT. Captain joe Stone and
COMhODO re- Capt William ~ Frsx-e, IN conreciioc
with the Stonr ion end Providence snc Bosom ard Prov
deuce Rsi roads leaving New-York daily fSuneays er
cepedl from PIER North River, 6rsl wharf above Bat.
tory scs, al o'clock p n. and Stonlugiou al e.
clock, p. VI upon the arrival OF the ua rsin ron
Boston Thee bu -xprssSly Tor the roule
and every respect particularly adapted The usviys
ton OF Longlslsnd Sound The accommodations Tor pa
sengers cOumodiou- and CONFERENCE.-The Ocsrs e.
pabe aud experienced The being the shortest ard
direct between Boston and New YORK passengers or,
enabled 10 arrive In smple time for ne morning lines OF
s,eamboas and railroads running various points from
those clnes. Thee VANDERBILT will leave New-Yosi
Tuesday Thursday and saturday Leave slonington Mon
eayr New.York Monday Wednesday and Friday Leave
bloomington Tuesday Thursday sid Saturday ~ B.-PsS
senger oa Tire arrival OF the Stcnihpn GRO
cee9 Immediately 10 the splendid railroad cars " Proyt
oence and hoston s-gnsster accompanies esrk
Ian 70 to ron Boston For passage, bertha sateoous
or freight applications may he to The sgsps on be
what and ~ he oAfc- 70 Bsnerv- nlsre "a
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TO lEr.
,, TO MtNUEsCTcsp1~ro,.,

- TO MNNUkACTCRER-- eL with steam
A.z ua st1Abls prop It, siua-d adjoining The
fcuy Lsnding At sap,eiou, sisien Island fr1nng
ihe usier lol by as f-.t nov occupied a. ns-ah-
Iron fsIrf On shs prersses are Two BIRCH buiidings
,h sed Nth hresres he osb n "a e ,, ~ ,ss
sfy hisn The tart tazt tins property 10 situated ar gs
apaDe ETY. within 81 minute. Of the City OF NewYvrk
and sceessib-io vrses ~ ordinary drash OF water Al
Nj hs' OF uee, yves great dssn-ge and mas.s sd
nirsny ca ustc hf ell manufacturing purposes The
hudi1ss car b. pied ai.g md sectional hi O.
lug. erected, win steam power lp ac1 n required Pos
,'.s9 $40 slssa iAr.d s.sy Aeply ~ J QIACkiSBUsH
TompklnsviIlr, Staten Islard myi w.
81 To LET-A coau1-y sat .1f1-1-d ON Tie = al
IA bank ~ lhe Hudson, 100 mile. from N-~.York oppo-
site = y i1ol' on- i-scn'h Of s.uger;ies TIE farm
consists OF 10 sces IN high gtse ofruvauon and nox
IN perfect order The dwelling large two-sory duhr
nlaae On OF si0ue and wei adapted for gentleman. r.
sicrnce. large garden well stocked with fii la o.
oin cFAse house, sfAhe- ce house farm house and ali
o'nr' h-c7~safy odt bull ingA The II Cai.kis
40 lsI Is uhslroassrd To good tenant Or l-r'u NJ
PATTEN 81 walist ''' m 3 s,-ocs
- 70 LEr-T1s ass ooT-soT7 oI1s9 - FalGy.
EG lla 81 one door from Brosdva7. ws. g.d fJr
- 'ne or " iAinties, Groom bsih dc. Stages leave
10 ayo' rs'ry i've ufnltr. Rent goof tJOc
A'o sparreas to ei IN BrCsa way near Thy.Third :,
in'l,v On NJ Lr-,aes or u J. GOTHAM u Waist
nom - 20 : ocio't s6n
ga 40 LIT, AT FOKDHAM, Harlem Railroad,
Ez siake h9ues pleasantly rpu-~d wuhi1 sight OF the
oepoS Hnd adjoining lhe property " Newell IL 10
vel cNenla Tor large FANNY or b0ardns fr he
adjoining The premises my6 3iMWF+
f.% 10 LtT-rhs -ubstsous hse-siory sciory 3l3 and
~. SIS Rvlngtonsi well adapted FOR any Mind u
featuring purppses. win lSh0rse stesm-engine and
plenty Of shsing ~ iron looms, for sale chap FJF
further particulars inquire Of q NJ PARSONS,
NV q Wal - g. stow
sSs kOUii, TO LEr-in ~ ur~ Duildls, 100 AID
TSs Brvsdrsy adj iuing Rslhbun's Hotel, suitable
~ for any light bu'n-ss Appvio
STOKES, GiLBtRr co.
my0 lw' cor Fulton and Clid SIS.
- TO LEr-S.versl gen;eel hOuses win Crcion wa
~ rr, &C. IN fniTty-fourfhtt belse-a ne Ninth and
~ T-Lth avenues Apply }. w. LAfsOS, 10 Broad
way morning and evening on the premises All 5awu
-. To LEf-The nest col Jnusd- 2-tury house, II
- basement az sub collar " Grand - VIII amsourgh
Inquire Of G. MAUJER, grocer near tbs above.
my9ls'
80 TO LET IN BROOkHYN-Ay very DIES rab!'
RI story aic Rcd basement bnck house, " hcSs-si
Williams. my7 ~
5ES A LARGE ROOM 10 LEr-SevenIs.hve fe.
HY square. Apply tbs pre- nise', corner Of b ercke
~ and Crosby sta Of Imy7 lv'l CHAS . BOOTH
a. AN OFFICE no lhT-A.p r.nasns- -,ya.i
Il Inquire Il s64 Broadway, surbncs ~ FThns in-si
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g. AT PRIVATE -ALE-A C. untry seat CONAN
E ing about i8 of situated the east bank
--- Of the Hudson River from Sing Sing and
four tris from Tarr.tO about hOurs nde from
New YORK. by the Hudson River Railroad The house il 80
feet square built OF brick th- Grrcsn style with pocO
II feeI Ia front and pezzas 10 feet Inc SIDES and the
whole fEndir 20 By II feet every part IN house fin
tshec 10 the most substantial ali modern
prOvsmrni- there i. also clrrsg house ard barn lth
other OUtbucings on the prsses also several orchards
variety of run esds Ornamental tresa and
the whOe OF the land Is Ia the very state OF on
nearly tbs whole OF II conm41ciag an extensive view OF
the nveT AID surrounding country II will be sot nlio
geher the house will bs go with IS acres ana ih. re-
nanGer, VIII could be divided into unber of he nil G
building sites, IN tote 10 suit purchasers Foriern and fur
thrr pifnfullrs spplyio A J. BEEECKER,
my9 lw Aucti neer, 7 Brosd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10

.ses EDh sALE-ELAikA Mills. - rLelInA
~. N Y.-fns valuable properly. situated on the Cds.
ngry River, 10 ous u ihe most pleasant towns In
WeterI hew YORK. on ue line o. he Nev-YorK and Erie
Ea.rord whers II - nisfseclsd By branch connecting
with the Albany Ard Buffalo Road Ia offered Al very low
price, ard easy terms Previous the proprietor,
Saving Elmirs II yielded for several yesrs net profit
equal " IS per cent hs Terzs Oue-hird cash
town. balance IN six yearly instansntI FOR parcu ara
apply 70 NATHANIEL w GOULD Elnnrs- or 10 The
proprietor IN Honuesl Canada Esst
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