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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
w. - NEIY-Y DIRK AND NEly-HA-

ysas r-zzzlzszz-z=sg-7 NEyY-Y DIRK AND NEyV-HA-
80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afer Wed.
~--4----'4-- neslay, april u, the following trains
will leave The Canal-st Station Broaadway Passen
eers so received the NewYork and Harlem Railroad
Office Twenty-seYenth-st.
Mamaoneck Rive, Port Chester Greenwich Stamford Da-
reu Norygaik Westpor Southport Fairfield, Bridgeport,
SratuId Milford and New haven. Passengers from the
Wuv-Saons for Albany, and the Stations on the H9asat0nc
and Naugatuck Railroads. win take this tram and stop az
Bridgeport Passenger from Wav-Satons for Boston Prov
idence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads, VIII take this Train and JON Express Train
at New-Haven
port Albany and Housatonic Railroads Haven Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad, Worces-
Ter. Providence and Boston.
ter1nedae Stations Hampden Cheshire Southngton Plain
vile, Pennington Avon, Tarhye and Collinsgile, Md.
dletJwn, Hartford and Springfield.
Express Train at 7 " for Stamford Nor7alk Bridge
port and Housaonc and Nauganck Railroads. NewHayen,
and STATIONS on Tie Canal Railroad, Hartford, Springfield,
) Accommodation Train at P NJ for New Haven and all
the intermediate Stations
6. Communication Train at 80 VI for Bridgeport and III.
TRANS TO NEw-Y0RK
! Communication Train ii - A II from Bridgeport stop
ping at all the intermediate Stations.
2. Accommodation Train at Is AN for New Haven,
stopping all Intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Naugatuck Railroad ct Bridgeport
8. Accommodation Tram al 90 AN from rev haven,
stopping at all intermediate Staou1 receiving passengers
from Hartford aud NeW.HaYen, Canal Railroad and NaQg.
Express Train at 10 NJ lin connection with the Ex-
rass Train from Boston, from New Haven stopping 81
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from the
accommodation Train al 80 P NJ (receivfug passen-
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boson1 troR
Neyq-Haven. stopping at all intermediate Stations
e. Express Tram al 10 " Tor IN connection with Ex.
pres pre- s aTn nom n a. II 81 Eye8ns s
Train from PEtshed with This Train al Bridgeport
Passengers requested TO procure tickets before taxing
seats II the Cars [aS0 I'll R. B. MASON, Sup't
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xsth A FARM FOR SALE situate about two mlIea

era A FARn1 FOR SALE situate about two mite.
esyS from Ezabeh,own, N. j. containing 50 acres OF
Hs lend, Of excellent quality, undera good state OF
cultivation with dae proportion Of plough ms,d9W and AND
srd OF 500 bearing also ether fruits The dwell
Ing house ia nvenien and Foomy and IN good ORDER a
BRICK cisern; well ard pump and living wafer In three
places the farm l. Hes on ne Galoping Hin. road
accommodating Property In tbs city of New York would
be taken IN exchanges Ap0y on The pfemi9ea or TO h.
LEE Is Ctnter 81 or 10 j D. CLUTE, 50 Broadway.
s20 S.F
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sySs FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber offers for sale
his farm containing ll6 ofland 1t is handsomely
located q miles south Of Caldwell in the township OF
Livingston Essex county, NewJersey. There is uponita
large wo-story house and good farm buildings the
land is good order and suitably divided into wood mea-
fun bearing and two others in Of orwardness, to-
geher with an apple orchard Of six acres Onehaf of the
purchase money remain on bond and mortgage For
New-York, or 10 the subscriber upon the premises;
nu29 lma JAMES JARRETT, Jr.
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Fs+=r. r,sszzzzzzzzs,I 5O'CLOCKLINE ak a
Ia h....:.... f0Ii Il { DsON and -

z---sA1l--------~-- INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS-The steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM d
Melen viii leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedar-st on
Monday Wednesday and Friday and the steamer S Salra1
at O'Clock connecting with the stages at Newbugh Kings
ton and Catskil. Tta roosaroor
tains of This Road after March 25 will leave Hudson ana
west Stockbridge daily Sundays excepted as follows:
Leave Hudson al & NJ. and Is PM and West Stock
bridge al I AM. and PM ..,a, i, ,,
Freight trains with passenger car aac CT I'd aG WI eaYe
Passengers by the morning train from West Stockbridge
may the day boat for or the 9 9o9 tor pr Fopgd
FARE by hitter route from Hudson exceeding 81 %
Passengers by the evening train will ind the steamers ~ ~
IJJMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, ana Inc
fare of those boats will be as low any other evening boat
on the rverfro 50 cts downward, as the line boats may
set the example. a,
Through tickets rom West Stockbridge to New York 81
80 and the fare in returning Passengers should reco
ect that includes bes, which Is excluded Id tue
fares of other routes.
The trains from Hudson both morning and evening con-
meet with the trains othe Western Ronds as heretofore
ie5 en- ]. L. WATERMAN, Supt
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On and after Tuesday, May 81 the passenger trains will
run as follows Sundays exceped connecting at Pough-
Aida. JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA
running 10 and Albany and touching the usual in
'e'iiisu' LEAVE lslI EEW-YoRK, GOING NORTH,
From the Office in Hudson-st. near ChaEnbers-st
stations on the railroad and connecting at Poughkeepse
with steamer JOLEPH BELKNAP, which viii land at
HYDE Park Kingston, BGrrytown, TiYol, Maiden Cats
Kill, Hudson, Coxsacke, Stgyyesan and New-Balmore'
and arrive at Albany at P. NJ .,,-- ..
At Is 4. M-Express train for Albany, stopping at
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dearman Tarryt9Wn 5lngfS2ng'
Peekskll Garrison's, Cold Spring Flshkilli NeY,tam,
iI,rrh and connecting at POughkeepse with the NEV
WORLD or Aida which viii land at Kingston Maiden,
Caski Hudson aud Coxsackie and arrive at ADaly u
Al Atfi2MFor freight and passengers Poughkeepse,
Al MFor passengers to Poughkeepse stopping
Alp M!For passengers to PeekskI, stopping at the
a. p WTxpress train for Albany stopping
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Dearman, Tanytown Smg,Sng,
tI IN Ei;on Ferry connecting at Poughkeepse with
tbn iaaIne+ S0TTH AMERICA Which Will land at Hyde
PARK Kingston Barrytown, TiyOH Maiden Catski Hnd-
SON Cozackie Suyyesant and New-BatlmoFe aud arrive
u nG1FS for Passengers to Pougkeepse stopping
OF all the way stations -
LEAVE POUGHKEEPSIE, GOING SOUTH
M8l5A M-For New-York stopping al aA the way
SI AtTAM-For freight and passengers to NewYork,
si0GP24g Is a M w g2 stopping oil the way
stations except Croon VepIancks Iuby HOOK and One
Ali Is A Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany
which leaves there al A 81 stopping NewHamburgh,
Fihki Cold Spring Garrlsons Peekskl, Sing Sing, Tar
rytoyTn Dearman Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers,
AtiP Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany, which
leaves there u a. NJ stopping at all way stations except
Low Point and Yerplancks.
At83OP. Nor on arrival Of steamer from Albany,
Which leaves there 5 P. NJ. stopping al I'll way sta
tions on signal 49, ~
LEAVE PEEKSKILL FOR NEW-YORK
At6l5A M-Stoppng at all way stations.
Passenger will promote their convenience and safety bY
observing the following rules st Give particular dlfec-
tons to tie baggage where your baggage IS to be DE,
lyered thai he may mark accordingly and thereby AVOID
mistakes and delays ID procure your tickets before enter
inr the cars; Cd, do not stand on the platforms.
jy25R OLIVER d. LEE, superintendent
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FOR EUROPE.


~e1csa UNITED STATES MAILS TEAM
KILN Frs BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND LIVER
Gz4S4AnaN' POOL.-The ships composing the line are tne
ATLANTIC, Captain West;
PACIFIC Captain Nye;
ARCTIC Captain Lncei
BALTIC, Captain Comstockj
ADRlATfC, Captain Grafton ...,,, ~,
These sbps having been built by contract expressly oe
fvernef sece every care has been taken IN tneir con-
tctn as as in their engines insure strength agd
speed passengers are unequau
ed for elegance comfort - . !. oo1 atqo. nv
Price OF passage from New f0rk 70 l1fepo0 Si''i GA
cIilsive ust. OF xira size state,rooHlS So
An experienced surgeon VIII be aiteched 70 eacn snip
No beTfh cnn be secured until paid for
f0ftfeigH' u EDWARD K. COLLINS, s. Wall-st.
orto BROWN, SHIPLEY CO Liverpool
The Pacific VIII leave Liverpool Sept II, 1850
The Atlantic viii leave Liverpool Sept u, 1850.
The Pacific van leave New York Sept "a, 1850.
The Pacific viii leave Liverpool Oct. 10, 1850.
The Atlantic VIII leave New.York Oct. IL, 1880.
The Atlantic vii leave Liverpool Oct 80, 1850.
The owners ese ships win not be accountable Tor gof
silver bullion, specie, jeWelry precious stones or METALS
unless bills ofadng signed therefor and the value there
of Therein expressed.
steamers from Liverpool viii be materially reduced Jyo
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@ga FOR sALRs-Ave very desirable Farm ofI66 acres,
100 of hichis in good state OF cultivation for grsio
grass fruit ard vegetables the balance IN wood
peach orchard OF 5000 good bearing order; aso
orchard ofsppe pear PLAN cherry &c Nt
wick Aaddle,ex County, New jersey miles from Wash.
ngton about miles from the sPotawood depot o: the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad aud iles from the city OF New
Brunswick being hsf way bet Philadelphia and
New YORK; and of access TO The markets Of ehar city
The above Farm with tbs stock ard farming uen
sits afford rare chance for any about purchasing II
Will hp divided into two Earns II 100 large Tor one 2nT
100 ytiliam.St New-York, or OF S 6, 3OOTH, on the
eZU o.
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Tr.sa5 GRIFFTTTDs WESTERN

1ITesa' GRIFFITIpS WESTERfINS III
,sszg--a LINE 125o-coninues 20 70 c s4a s2shs
goods Of all descriptions y ~ phirdelphia 10
and railroads from NewYork, Boston sna Rentscky Ten
Western NsYork PennsY gIa0s Missouri 2 Iowa WI
ce5s ssg and d caaada s5gsEy T5@ a
S the Lakes from buffalo ceysssds Rssrnce sg
Detroit and Upper LAKES % 70 corner South
at NeW-York. ,.,d Toledo Line stesIaersi
G G1Ei CITY CAPT Watts
SGnfsEeAOt' ,...sp.....''' up up yVst-ias
ONO ...'-.'' IaRt;; ~ 9tH'.ts,
One Of the aboys d6 5ei touching at Intermediate ports
daily at 81 f;gRs or passage apply board, TO
70 CINCINNATI ForifeifoGJHaN M. GRIFFITH, Agent
mi long Wharf and Snip Canal, Buffalo
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1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY. 1872.
gseas - sI-AIILER ARRANGEMENTS,

1850 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n. JERSEY. e., ,5S
FseII. rzgzzgzE.zz1 SUMMER ARRANGEMETNLS1
80 onImencing April lSo-dLls ftoao
extends from Ehzabethport - miles %
White House N j. reducing the staging between me terl
nus of the Road and EasOn 10 p niles and y cAooiey
Mountain 70 II miles This line leaves New OK ~ se
heat RED JACKET pier r. and conaecs Tl sIns
on the New Jersey Railroad which leave NeMt Ut G t
foot OF ortand-st ut the same hour new rouIe " oeo'
y Mountain with less staging than any other VI,
ssrNcgR TRAIN UP-Passengers VIII leaY -'SEf o!A
h., zfeenboat from pier l. Mr. or by me sew erey Ian
300 foot ri Cortland-st al AN and fSI !eiYe E1Za-
PtesyEGgR TRAIa Dows-Leeye White House al IS
" md Is 81: North Branch al % Ali aud % Nj
eIrerye al 10 N and 10 Phi: Bound BROOK at "
4 n and 20 ? NJ; Planfeld at 40 AN. and 10 PM;
yestfeid Of s. AN and NJ Ehzabethown al l5and
1880 A N. and - Pm >, -
yYFde House az 30 M SomerV1Ue 80 Planfeld ID,
and Eizabethport by steamboat a 80 AN Returning,
leave NewYork, by steamboat Red Jacket from pier
North River, ct ! .M
Albright from Ne7YYork. intended go by his line,
be at the boa; et Il 50 o'clock TO insure beng aEea
through that dag.
Stages VIII be in readiness on the arrival Of the O'Clock
train from New York at the White House cconyey passea-
gers TO Eaton Wkesberre Bethlehem, Allentown Mancn
Chunk, Pa; and 10 Pennington Lebanon GlntCn StlIoru3
Bethlehem Bloomsbury, New Hampton, w esELng ana
Belvdere n j. On Tuesday Thursday and Saslrus s "a
Delaware Water Gap, Stroudsburg Barionsye w BE-
DaleYi!le Buckstown and LackaYa!ns Iron W -
n B-AQ baggage At the r1sk OF Tue owners upl
ed into tie actual possession Of the Agelis Oh ie
and checks receipts given therefor
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go TO PHYSICIANS "A rgrs opportunity for
- young physician or one that desres good practice.
R pbY s!cen who 10 DESTROYS Of retiring from The pro-
fesaioz oers ae hf practice and Farm OF 60 ceres de-
lghfoy situated in pleasant village S miles from me
carriage house sc e in good repair; large quantity
and great variety Of choice fruits large portion Of the
purchase money can remain on bond If desired, or
wou!a be exchanged for City property Inquire OF l.
KEYsER ST. BoRerY from 10 I'll O'CLOCK daily $50 lmf
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EXCURSIONS.

uTpsa FOR SHREWSBURY, Long
Es9te4-z5isBRANCH ocean House PORT " Ash,
's1ESz-s-1zaI NGTON, MOUNTS AND BROW ne
ticabe AND RED BANK-rhe wellknown steamboat
JOHN HART, Capt a H. Hnggeriy VII leave west $40
Of peck-sljp Pier, East River, as ioHoWs;
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4THVa' Z FOR BOSTON, VLANEWPORT AND
nor steamers BAY STATE and EMPIRE
STATE of great strength and speed particularly adapted 70
the navigation of Long Island Sound running in connection
with the Fall River and Old Colony Railroad distance or
So miles Boston only. Leave pier y R. near the Battery
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt. VIM Brown on Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, az 5 z N.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benz Brsyton on
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, ct 5 p NJ
This line is the only one that rBs direct Ior Newport
These steamers fitted with connections stateToohnS
and every arrangement for the security aud comfort Of pas
seneers who afforded by this route nights rest on
board and arrival Fall River proceed per railroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning or can reHM
on board getting their breakfast ii wished or lnul nS
starting Of the Accommodation train Is, AN. which
reaches Boston at about 3d. AN.
baggage-master is attached 10 each steamer VINO TO-
ceyes and tickets the baggage and accompanies tue saao
to its destination
The passage and the price of staterooms the
as by other lines.
A steamer in connection with this line to and from
Providence daily except Sundays.
Freight 10 Boston is taken NJ the by the other
regular lines and forwarded with greater expedition by
Express freight run which leaves Fail River every morn
ing Sunday eXcepted) at o'clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving its destination about IL AM
For freight apply on board, the office on Pier K
For ateooms or berths apply on eoard or il it desired
TO secure them ahead, application may be made to
jelOy TISDALE & BORDEN Agents, 10 and II Westst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

Nfsrs FOR SALE-A most eligible stand for Boarding
k;;H School Boarding House Hotel at TarrytowD The
A extensive brick building occupied By the subs subscriber
mic Bejng on the principal thoroughfare less than half
mile from and in sight Of the railroad depot and elevated
overlooking the river 40 nes IS nagnhcenuy located
with ample ground and outbuldngs numerous shade aud
f trees is admirably adapted for school or
public house Terms favorable Apply 10 WILLIAM L.
lyon Tarrytown, or to WALTER KELLER,
onq0 pits then eodostf NassaI.st.
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. pI.No.ToRTEs FOR SALE
--LFUCHTE g. NEWTON Piano,

ssa1 - Forte mandatory and wareroonls 20 and
RI 122 Canast The subscribers offer Tor sale
u j II j ualarge assortment Of elegant pianotortes
from G! TO ocaves, in rosewood and mahogany cases
These instruments are made in the substantial manner,
and of their best seasoned materials by experienced me-
chanics under immediate charge and are unr!-
vailed in sweetness of tone and decacy OF touch Inose al
style or qualify of tone may depend upon faithful 7elec-
ton All Instruments warranted. L. Z. LE4OHIE"
sl4 SIN" H. ), NEW ION
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81 Az PRIVATE SALE-2 duayzbe building !ots
E4 situated on the south ride OF Thirty nth @, between
Broadway and Eevsnlh.svenue commencing 225 feet
eat CT Seventh ave,ue; also oi directly IN ofhe
above or the north side OF ghry fourth 80 feet eas OF
Seventh avenue said ots being . font
ana rear by hall the block III depth For tem and farther
psrucnlsrs OF The above, apply 10
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, Auctloneer,
BIS NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

fEss COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE.
s In Hudson County New-Jersey fifth house north of
the Turnpike Bridge tie aas side OF the river oppo-
site Newark containing about fifteen in the highest
STATE OF cultivation Large house barns coach ice boat and
summer houses garden and lawn About flied with
choice fruit and flowers and handsomely laid with walks
OF box and shrubbery all in good order Price, including
seeA OF horses cows, farming tools and 20 ns OF hay
Haeat &c SlliQoa. Inquire al the t0llbndge of
sa$4 I'M THOMAS YOUNG on the premises.
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THE ENGLISH VILLAGE

ID
asS or CEsYTEAVItIIE one milo and bali from
B Fort Lee landing For ase above II Lots IS feet ~
50 deep Price $685. cortsininR one and hall cry ios
Each additional oi $50 Eems third cash. the balance
can remain at elk per TILE iodiaputabe balance
rom New York Oniles Bo'ts leave foot OF Wo
~ mes dsy The location OF his village Ia mol TO be
nrnassed being $50 above the Hudson and command
pg ons of The vewh In the world For further par
sSvrsr * r.; te,ville ~ / El6 lWk
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--,,,5Jv.o-yoRK AND PHILADELPHIA

v.ss -r.zssss.zzs5 y EWsYORk md AZ ,, PHILA 4;
szZk+ZzeK-z~-LlE E-Through in q hours via New
Raroad-Fare reduced IS for frat class and % %
SoTd cassLeaYe kew-York al a. NJ from foot Df
~ G+Isnd al and 81 A and P ID from the foot OF
fGbe1tyst Leave Philadelphia a and A n. and ? u
rom foot Of e2Ut0ss eulb Sm
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ANGANGS-Paper 90 O9o pounds from 20 to Ssinchas
different qualities and colors for sale at rsnufss
9riax prsssa GAdHR l. pERRlcKg0N, iss Eoash-Ea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

% FOh A1l4E-A desirable country residence in the
.g aS % m S Conn about a mules rom Norsak,
T. CO. "oS, VIC u0ur fde on the New Haven Railroad.
oery Iha lS4se Is N good order Ii is on the Danbury
IL Inquire of GAUN'r 4 nv,pp iiSS ~ NJ 40
!NAt -
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Ga FOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE for property
III IN or near me city, II acres of land in pleasant vii
lage near New-h Haven, with two-storv house barn
&c within few rods OF Church. Academy Post-OiFce Sc
Price, 81 400 Also TO rods from the above 50 acres beau
t1uy situated with wood streams, and every requisite for
picturesque landscape fsTn-Pnce silica Also 40 acres
Of young wooG-Price $500 Cash may be added to the
aeove for city properly Direct note OF cal on
AUX 4we0ds Sh II. PuDNEG, los Bleecker-st
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n~gVo REGULAR MAIL LINE Be.
Y E-Glk-r--i RDSTDN ND NEW .YORK via

NV ZEN BUSTUN AND M w .IUhh,YIA
Stonlngton and Proyidence-lnland route.
without ferry, change OF cars seamefs
Cant VIM H. Frazee in connection with the Stonington and
Providence and Boston and Providence Railroads Leaving
wharf above Baerypace at O'Clock NJ aud Stoningon
at NJ or upon the arrival of the Aal Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly for the route and arc
in every respect particularly adapted to the navigation OF
Long Island Sound The for passengers
commodious and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex
perenced The being the shortest and most directbe
tween Boston and New York. passengers enabled to ar
rive in ample time the morning lines OF steamboats, and
railroads running points from those cities The c.
VANDERBILT willleave New York on Tuesday Thursday
md Saturday Leave Stonngton Monday Wednesday
and Friday The ooNMopoRE wleaye New e, Mon.
Thursday and Saturday NB-Passengers the arrival
Of the steamers Stoningon proceed Immediately in tho
snlendl ruroud cars to Providence and Boston bag
master accompanies each train and from Boston
For passage bert freight applications may
be made the Agents the wharf, and at the office 10
Battery-pace 40
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- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Thre lots in
Newark n J p by I25 and 100 acres land in Adams
~ County III. 20 miles from the town of Quincy The
land is half wood and hall prairie with stream OF water
running throughit Ii viii be sold low exchanged for
city property any improved places on the lines of the
hudson River or Haven Railroad, not Than 80
miles from Newly crk, and q Inquire of
sll I'm K. GLENN, 1871 Fulton-st
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a FOR sAI.E-A great business stand Store bud.
E ing and dwelling, and stock OF goods would eds
posed of separately, ii wanted in that manner. Build
ing in prime order and located very aouTslng village
Ca The Hudson River. cash business in fll operation
and established for many The owner being in bad
health obliged to remove Sonth but would remain in the
place long enough his influence for the concern Ap-
ply 10 PETER J. STRYkEB, (MessFs Holmes Il Coz
aust lmeod CPS Broadway Y Y
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&s NOR sALK OR 30 k4ET.-Four Houlea in
I'll mo nss block Of frat class font houses on
EWerfS .hifd.s between sourh aid Lexington ave-.
wv o. 'ee paiehase vii be !Akea IN cy country prop
s sS sge ps rton Of he balaI cs2 Iensia on hood
NJ iu,seke Apply 10 s. RICHARDSON lel Terh ct.
2s1ors AZ , aAS ahet oclocs j. PARIS Natsust
4NeSt a. Ne o~ualnsk Yl4 2weodS
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sEes AT PRIVATE SAIE,-O0 MacRon.sQusre-
MS fhe house aud lot slius.ed haason-avenue, be-
tween 3weny.fhh aud weni7 sixh ats opp ose the
Square. The houae s Is feet front and Do feet In depth
with an extension OF 10 inches The Hot and cold
water and gas hrcus bout house with and
bath second story niue marble msntes with hand
gra,eH green bnds all tho windows having plate
glssa IN front parlor and bssement
Also, the adjoining lot may he hsd II desired
For erms and further particulars spplyto
hlQ Ivy a j. BLEECKER AucuOnear Krotd.as