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s,anty on hand full assortment Of family groceries.
EI nn S Wiss nU'A 'ani 40 "ou'
DO nu Ge buc iups,aae n0ur
Rye flour, Graham aour
f FnsSl sroa nOa, 6a Sr aoas ~1sao
sss. .s saa : sa,'d graduated and ground sugars
coffee JAVA 0'"' A'' anu % 's'
Fine gunpowdsr imperial young hyon hy.on hyson skin,
Superior butter selected from Orange county dairies
Cheese s'H' pine APPLE English ana
Boston, oyster, butter soda, and water crackers,
"i Ne. Gl. saa No. m.e1srsl, in IS N. kits
dunSsh ''-'
ssaeSeS ins, pepma lard and whale oil
sperm, sperm, and mould candle assorted
variety Of fancy mats, sroons, buckets, baskets, sc
spices %ts s, q ali ilad si IA gram ''ld'
and tomato esup, mixed pickles. ssrss and English pickles.
'0 peervea lines. su,ya ,r,,y and assorted fruits in .up
cmnberries nisns Gs. earran.s
na ground sSS and Gsno on
Worcestershire Harvey Reading pepper
sss s.s ssss y.
ns@on cloves rose snse Lemon peel mace thyme neeane
oil eae powder anchoyes saldnes orange
nower ross and peach aser bay rum salad DRESSING coope
ho sy ss nv o,., a.. .,... a ,. -. von,a .o,c a.
mar ...s00u. 800 -. -
Davidson,
night Heights Georgetown The dwelling comprises
aa,es BY central and spacious passage running north and soa
sn. rom ean,ry Se ssbes house. COW, sbed dairy
h.e ma a,hs oees nh ~ hr,cL ~, s,s.ched bs
ot an area OF twenty acres and which Il now under
6ne NJ orchard and oodands The
house the sot and located on Iofy command
o. ,ne extensive ana geauus pospee - n Sn
he eue range N The Height. i peraps dspryed That
of Of edvei
only eye,
OF
on the soI and The exceent admirably
adapted horticultural purposes 20 which
meuoPons ana .s ample aeeommoaauons ~ M I'M
chuyshes Schools ma other rssos az baness heinz m
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connections abode upon satisfactory terms 10 nansss wm
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QOOKs from London, list e.--Pay Tales, by Antho
Count Hamilton, author Of the Memoirs Of Count Ganmoni
l vol, lofa.
Green Consular
Professional Papers Royal Engineers, 10 vols
Fedng's Complete Works, In Cuikshank's illustrations
Smoletts Complete Works, vol, do do
The Accomplished Chess Player.
The Play. conseve wychery, vanbeh and Farqushar,
complete IN volume.
Sir John Herches Manual OF Inquiry, prepared
her Maesy and for the Of travellers in
Just imported direct from London by
FebH FRANCR TAYLOR.
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books from London-List No. 7.-walbran's Dictionary
ID Of Shakespeare Quotations. VOL, 1efo.
Rabelais, translated into Enrish-2 vols, 1919.
Light Infantry Du by Lieut. Adjutant sinnot 9Th regiment
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The Three Arms Divisional Decker; translated by
Major Jones, Prince Aibert's Hussars-l vol, lof9
The Duties ofJudge BY Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
advocate Generai-lvo
Gould's Companion 70 the Microscope VOL ls4o.
Jacksons Military 5urveyng-l vol.
Humbodt Cosmos, translated English BY ote0 vols,
1919.
Bursoyne Blasting and ouanying-l VOL, 1919.
Aliens Navigation Laws Of Great Bnan-I VOL, 1919.
The London Stage- vols.
Just imported from London direct, by
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In addition, have variety goods belonging the above
line all Of which will
exhibit
goods which prepared the
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Mar 16-lw
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nEs1RABLE Property for Bent.A large rees,o brick
house, with hack building attached
lot with stable and coach house the promises occupied
present by Robert Ms situated upon n and
ID streets Possession given the LIST day Of May Inquire Of
JP. PEPPER, Agent,
Mar l5.-5uf Adjoining the premises
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ft7 wATsON Il RENwICK.
PATENT AGENTS,
Fsrssf. opposite the Patent Office, Warrington, d. c.,
e and give sdvce all questions arising under The pasn,
asysa Hoxr oosar.rospsSrs TO
Mon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon James wss'co chairman Of Committee Of senss
Gosvsrnsar Kemble, esq, West Point foundry.
Henry Henry srssosas, esq, GisSsoa Iron works. Boston.
n. 4 Durham 90, steam engine builders, New York.
B. h. French, pre.idsn, Magnetic Telegraph Company.
ronsfss corsssrosprsrs TO
Richard Creed esq., and Birmingham Railroad Company
Inward Sabine r. s.. Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers
Michel chevsie and Robert Walsh ESQ.,
NEW Cloths, csssuseres, snd vesanss.--The
bes have s. received entirely new supply q he above
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.zes6s ss.s IN vEsTINcs WE HAVE
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nan sssss g se ana 1v so sp ys s..s,
seS ssssns., suitable evening purposes os,s"'''
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A NEW supply OF shswls. Cicahs, and s.ehs--s,r.n
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10 rich embroidered French olo.Hs Shapes un
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Alsos 1ch cashmere long .hswl.; .,.,..u,., 80
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and Shares and Certificates Of Packages
splendid viii prompt attention.
official of each drawing sent Immediately after
all who order from
Address J. Il G. MAURY, Agents,
Mar al Alexandria, Virginia
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Dancing Acsdemys-secoud Course. a#
MR. Liable has the honor the citizens of
w Washington and Georgetown dancing
lessons viii commence Thursday 3st Of Janusy his
residence Pennsylvsnss avenue, opposite WIZARDS Hotel
Days Of tuition Washington Thursdays, and saiur
days. Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
Jan 0o-dn
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The Great Freshet I'm Louisiana.

STATE OF THE RIyER.-The 50. FrancisvIle
LA Chronicle of the 18th inst. has the following
TIE river has receded some two or three inches
within The past week. Many think, however, it is
attributable 10 break in the Grand Levee above
this place in the parish OF Pointe Coupee. We
have understood that the water at the crevasse 10
some twenty feet deep, and running through very
rapidly The amount of damage sustained by
planters scattered over vast region Of country is
incalculable.
The Baton Rouge Gazette Of Saturday says
We understand that another crevasse occurred in
West Baton Rouge on Wednesday evening last,
near Lobdel's store some Is miles above this
place.
The Frdnklin Planters BaREer of the 18th inst
before il was known there that the Grand Levee
had given way, thus complained of the danger Of
too much water;
"The water in the Teche is in many places en-.
croaching upon the banks, and the swelling tide
looks reatening. Plantations on the nth side OF
the Teche are invaded by the flowing waters,
front and rear some planters have already suf.
fered much and will suffer severely il the water
makes any further inroads upon their crops Should
fhe Grand Levee break, our planters, particularly
those on the north side Of the reche, and on the
Beui, and in the lower part Of the Parish, will suf
fer great losses and be put to great trouble and in
convenience
In relation TO the crevasse at Grand Levee TIE
PlaQNemine Sentinel Of the 18th says;
The oonse quence of this break, it is feared, will
prove disastrous in the extreme to the planters re-
siding on the west bank Of Crosse Tete, in this
qberviIe) Parish. The opposite bank, We believe,
"a already oyerhowed. The bayou had risen seve.
"a inches since the break, and at last accounts was
still rising Seven or eight inches more and vast
i0rtanes will be swallowed by the food"
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TRAVELLING.

la -; s. 40 Nv aoUTE TO B6FSA.
Acknowledgment ommen'
Leave New YoE FOR Binghsnion, Elmirl Corning, Go
neyA Rochester, Buffalo, and lntsrmedi.ie PLACES any
Rom pier foot Of Duzne-st
sreakfssi and supper on board TIE boat
ExPRxss TRAIN az 80 A d. opptng only 81 Perori
sunerns Chester Goshen MiddleoEn- Per- gervtA Mar
rowsburg Deport Lanesboro, Binghamtcn. owego, Wa
10 50 M Passengers FOR Buffalo tahing is Train
viii lake the Express TRAN nom Albany ~ Geneva and
WAY AVID E' NAIL Tshis"Ass 50 AN stopping al all he
understanding a Corning the evening al 10 81 oc
WAY TRAIs ais 80 Pm. for orsvills and al ntsrmeii
NIeHr ExPsEss fRAIs, at SPIN stopping a, riernoui.
suaerns Cseser, Goshen MIDI letOwn ousve, PORTER.
for Buffalo BY this train proceed to Geneva dine there and
take the Express Train FROM Albany, arriving 81 Buffalo
towns Csyugs Lake, take the OF me csyugs and
susquehsnns Railroad Al Owego, which leave Immediately
Lyeoming counties Pa the OF the Corning and
Blossburg Railroad 81 Corning Stages leave Nrowsbarg
toyvie Elris and Corning on srrivsl Of he trsfns
TRAINS TO NEW.YoRk
Eirira- Wsveriy. tFsctoryYiIe.) owego, Biughamio7
Lsnsboro Deposit Nsrrovsburg Port Jerv, Niddleowa
Goshen Chester sunerns, and PiernOni arriving IN New
Way AND Man TRAIN leaves Corning ats 50 AM stop
ping al al the siaron, and arrives IN NewYork Of Pm
NIeHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva az 5 81 Pm aud
Corning Al M stopping al all re stations west Of Pori
yervis and niddetown Goshen Chester suEerns and
Fiermcnt arriving In Newly fork a. An
WAY TRAfS leaves Ousyle 81 10 AN stopping 81 al
NE stations, sld arriving In New.York Al 10 80 An
. ~ A Special Train on Monday morning leaves Pom
JeLyis 80 NJ stopping a. al the atSuous and arriving
10 New York nj 10 An
NEwsuReH BRANCH leaves Newburgh al M and 8 50
AN and Pm. connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester al 50 NJ. and Is M and IS 81 or
On arrival OF the trains from tho West Freight trains leave
Newhurgh At 8 A and Chester al SPIN
FRsIGHr TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane A. ,sPH
Fregh for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and All places
West isfen BY Erpres, freight trains and Ia forwarded
through without delay.
mvksg CHARLES MINOr. sunerr,sns.,,
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r. csszrzzzaa1NEw-YORK AND NKW.HA-
IA k5 tVEN RAfLROAD.-On md ansR

+
Wednesday, April "a, tho following
.rsins will les7e the Canasl Station. near Broadway-
Passengers also received at the New-York and Bsreo
kairoad Office, Twenty -seyenth-st
!. Accommodation Train al "a AN. for How-kocheies
namaroneck, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich Stamford
port STAFFORD, Milford and Eew.Hsyen Passengers from
The WayStsons for Albany, and the Stations ths Hous
atomic and Naugauck Railroads. viii his Train and
stop OF Bridgeport Passengers from Way Stations for Boz
lon Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Coo
nectcui River Rsroads wiz take hs Train and Join m.
press Train at New-Hsven.
Express Train al o'clock, AM for Stamford, Bridge
port Albany, and Housstonlc and EaugstucA Railroads.
New. Haven Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut River
Ieccmmodssop rrsin a AN Tor Nsw.HAyea, and
intermediate stations Hampden, Cheshire souihngtsn,
Plsnyie Fsrmngton, Avon, TAriaiils, and Coinsvis.
4 Express Train al I'm. for Stamford, norwsR,
shdgepor and Housatonic and Nsag.sucf R.iirosds.
HewHsyen and Stations on the Canal Railroad Hartford.
5. Accommodation Train si 4 Pm for New Haven anA
oil the Intermediate Stations.
8 Commuaron Train q $50 Pm. Tor Bridgeport M
iA'''H'' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
!. commntssion Trsin Al 545 AN. from sndgspost
stopping at all the intermediate Stations
e. Accommodation Train a 6.l5 AN from New.HaveA
stopping at all nermedAis Stations receiving Passengers
f Eso E,, FAN !. from rsvH.,
stopping at ell the intermediate Staons recsyfng Pes
songers hon he Hartford and wHsven. Canal Rsrosds
4 Express Train al iIoPM (in connection with the
Express Train from Boston,) from NewHsvcn, stopping
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passengers om 10
hS xecomn n Tam ana 4 KS sesrng rs.sss
gers from the Accommodation Train from Bost0n) non
EewHsyen, stopping Al all the Inennedists starons
6. Express Train Al $40 Pm Tor In connection win Ex.
press Train from Boston, stopping 81 Bridgeport Norw
and Stamford, arriving 10 NewYork si 1870 Pm Even
lnS Train from PiStsfsd connects viii his fratn q
are requested procure ueks before taking
sesis In tie Cara fs301I r. b MASON supt
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,, KEGEL fds,s NAN IN, NM aryyd M.

~ Bennington and Proyidenee--Inlan1
rou.s without ferry, change Of cars or bsggsge.-fbe
steamers c. VANDERBILr, Captain Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt William III. frsxee, In conneoroa
with The stoningon and Providence and Boson and frov
dencs Railroads leaving New-York daily, Sundays az
espted) nom Pier North River frat wharf above Sat
tsTy Place 81 O'Clock, p. NJ and 5sonington at o..
clock, p M. or upon the arrival OF The mall train non
and are every respect particularly adapted 10 the navgss
don Of Long Island Sound The accommodation fos pee
sengers are commodous and CONFERENCE.-The ohcers CO.
psbe and experienced The route being the shortest and
most direct between Boston and New York passenger
stearnbosis and railroads. running 70 various points uo
ihoss cdes. The C. VANDERBILT win esve New. Yotk
dsy Wednesday and Friday The COMMODORE VA
leave New-Yorf Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Lesvs
bennington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,. NJ B.-faes
senges on the arrival Of the steamers etoningon Pr
eeed Immediately In the splendd railroad ears to Prov
denee and Boston. ssggsgemasser accompanies e
train to and from Boslon. ror passage berths sateroo0
or freight applications may be made 70 The agents on u
wharf and 81 tho Office, ls Dsuery-plsce. -
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THE PARKER EXAMINATION Although some
twenty or thirty witnesses were examined yester.
Gay, nothing material was elected. The manner
In which this examination has been conducted is
remaSsoe. The evidence 10 chief was given in
n,,,r Jays SINCE, and now, day after day each
ny. There seems TO be many and diverse ooinions
IN reia'on 70 the character Of the PRINCIPAL VIII.
nesses. NO lnnmstiOn has been given tbst mi.
overhauing OF characters wiz SOON bs concIndsS
.uc lS0s.On Journal. Thursday
IHE WHEAT CRoP.-The Syracuse Journal saw.
sne cool ana clear weather Of the past four u Ssy.
section. IVY III sh&s
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CHOLERA HIRE AGAIS--It is not 10 be disguised
or disputed that there have been several cases of
cholera IN our city which terminated fatally within
HE last two dsys Considerable alarm was obsery
able Yesterday IN some parts Of the citv Lsstvasr
on the eth OF June, there were near ifv dsstSs
per day OF cholera here. Yesterday there were a
iew-very lew IN comparison. Probably there will
be but few cases daring the year
lCin, Com Monday
The Nashville TENN Banner Of Friday, the Esd
inst says We regret that oar duty to the commu.
nifty as public journalist, oompels US to announce
the temperance of the cholers in our city. Fsr,
cafes have occurred Of fatal character.
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A SlGNEEs NorlcE--ras creasoss Of J0nS z won :.
NE Ci Of BrooklE, af tinwAFe ard stove "Leb, OF
ksaoa street, krookbn hereby nosei d, d. NO -
soss ., $40 "eo about 10 male diyiel q tS a.
- 80 N-th equally anoag rs creditors aai III s~rs,,
a. q - Wees, are repaired srni al No 5 E,
- q New l0k, IL amount slf u her 5ess
90 ef ttiore ne k-vell DAY a July ue1t u. prs =
- !. Nj inelcJ thereafter .e a. isd a1ious "a is,
!, " saue shAl cons o dc knJ~sire III r. -,
49, Sio DO NOD sesd ihsr elius wlA te drsrve al 49,
s''~e''.--efy q New feFk Js8r lSo '-.sss's
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pENnsYLvAMIA RAILROAD.
&l 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE 20 PITTsBUR0H
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, 81 O'Clock A. n. AZ
iPM-through 10 so hours The on tho Pennsylvo.
nis Railroad Of the very best and most comfortable -
scripnon. New packets have been psced 90 The Ina
and Furnished with especial reference 70 the comfort sn6
convenience Of travellers aording the OF q1
and agreeable journey 10 Pittsburgh.
Every effort VIII be made 10 render this The most desnbte
tho Wosl
sor sests apply At IA Asrkets and NE. corner Yhnd
and Chestnut Phlladslphis. VIM COLDER co.
For tickets and further Information apply q WestSt
New.York mis- n e. ii. HINDE9, Agent.
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MOSS MAYNARD, Jr)
JOHN STEWART, Commissioners
ie7Q ts2 REVO C. HANCE.
EDugIlc sorlcE.-sUPREmE coURT-In II. matter Of Il

nUBLlC sOTICE.-sUPREmE c0UKT-Ir thu matter Of the
APPLICATION II Mayor, Aldermen and COMMONLY o. TIE City
HswYors r-aie N the oPenng Of hs Eleventh avenue
from Forty tie point wea -ad
by tie Boonutae Road Oss hundsl and 1t
ard Onehrndre3 and eighth street. Tie Twel and Nnese b
Wards CITY Public Notice hereby gwen by he Mayor II
Connonay the CITY Of New foE pursuant - stat
such made and provided that the sad Ae Mayor Alder
Coumonay Of tho Of New YORK intend 10 make pp
Supreme Court Of ths Stats u New Yor. at SPECIAL
Term sssd Court be held the City Hal The City Of New
York on Saturday the day Of July 1880 II the opening Of the
that Gay thereafter Council can b heard
OF Commissioners u Estimate and Assess
the entitled matter that ths nature AMI sI;su
Improvement the opening the Eleventh ausirom
Foye point crossed the
Bloogdae road between OBhundre ndeirt street and Ons
hundred and eighth street. the Twelfth and Nneesnh Wards Of
aa CITY a. a out OF the nap plan ofths City oNeu YORK.
virtue snted Ac relative ImproTsmsn touching
the LAWN out Of Nsvfok and
purposes passed April ID s1Dusd, Ss- YORK. Jun- 5h,
isI3 tJre HENRY DAVIES. Counsel corpor.ton.
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r.. CEzxFz=zz=g1 MORRIS AND ESSEX RAJ l..
~ 80; sROAD.-PASSENGER TRAINS
-UP-Leave New-York foot Of Cor
tsnd.s AN and Il P. Nj leave Newark 81 A NJ and 81
PASSENGER TRAINS DowN-Leave Dover els AM. and
l45 M; Morristown, 6 so A. NJ and Us 2. Nj Msdt-
son, 80 A. n and 40 P M summit 2 % A. M and
A. NJ and SPIN
FREIeHr TRAIs.-Leave Dover 8 A. NJ; leave New.
York ia A. M.
ORANGE HORSE CAR-Leave Orange 7 A NJ. and 80
P NJ; leave New-York IL 80 A M. and SIS M
Pssseugers by these trains are received and denvered
each way North and South Orange Milytle, Summit
Chatham Madison, Morrisown, Morris Plains, Denyile,
Rockawsy and Dover.
Al Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ. passenger
train leave for suckssunny, stanhope Newton Hackets
town and Hope Daily, Milford and owego on Mondays,
c eSd bea%aTs @ss 6sp sons.
burgh, continuing 10 the Lackawanns Works, passing
syge 70 "a
fuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet
Al DenvIe stages leave for Pswervie and Boonion on
the arrival OF the A. and z. NJ trains from and meet the
A. M and P. NJ trains for New.YoTk.
passenger trains Tor M-ndha GhasIer arhonsys Monn-
lain Washington Belvdere and Easson, daily and NEE;
Also for Bsskng Ridge on the arrival OF the p 81 sIn
returning next morning. connecting With The A NJ train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN.
In addition 10 the above trains express train
viii commence running on July 5 mex! and continue IN
Leave New York from the foot OF Cortland d, at 10 AM
leave Newark the arrival Of The A. rain from Phils
dephia, proceeding directly TO Monistown aud Dover,
carriages VIII be in readiness convey passengers
to schooleys Mountain, arriving in time for dinner.
This train n going up will receive and deliver psssen-
gers only At The following stations Orange Mve sum-
NIT Chatham, Madison, Morrislown and ROckawsy.
Returning Will leave Dover at 5 p. NJ. and Monis.Own
st54 sopping for passengers AT all the regular ain,
nors and connect with the II P 81. tram to NewYork:
Passengers are to procure their tickets before taking
Tickets win be received only the day when purchased
jel5
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FARMS FOR SALE.

o. COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDsON.-For
sale farm OF about 80 acres In the village OF Hastings,
q miles from the city The house 10 new, built Of stone
IN the substantial manner In modern style with 10
and has OF the most commanding views OF the
prospect with convenience and retirement The srounds
are in The finest order well supplied with great variety Of
propeor on he premises al Hssngs on The Hudson NY
nySO I'm. ALEXANDER BRINE.
sea FARM FOR sALE-In Wayne Township, Pas
~ sale Co. NJ containing $50 rcres IN healthy and Pleas
~ ami miles from this city The
buildings consist Of house barn 40 by u feet COW.
house and other buildings all In good order Crops OF al
farm viii do wei 10 call aud examine before purchasing
elsewhere. References can be had OF ID 5. D1neomb -
Libertyst New-York; OF c. Hughes Broad st. Newark,
n j.; Of William Conselyea, Crossroads, Long Island,
and on the premises, Of Lle26 lm'l HENRY DOREhUS.
"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEfor city proper.
- ~, on Staten Island, beautiful country seat wilAn
steamboats, ply daily consisting Of IS acres new modern
twosory house with wig attached built by Day. work.
barn. gehouse, fowhoute and other out buildings
and almost al kinds OF fruit IN abundance The situation
for view cannot surpassed Inquire s. LeKngton-sv
OY iea9 iw. "' ''''' . ~ u J.P. WHITEHEAD.
ga FOR SALE IN YONKERs-Two small farms
Of p scres In high state Of cultivation, OF
mile from BunPs Bridge Depot on NE Harlem hsl-
road and one Gcres good doub dwelling house. barn.
&C. with various kinds Of u and well waered situated
miles from Yonkers Vi lage Inquire Of MYRoN FINCH,
IL e. Sim I'M VI u VIC '' HENRY TRENcHARD.
80 FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGED FOR CITY
70 PkoPERTY-Ag good Farm, Of 80 or 2io acres, slEu
So s.ed in Duchess County, between PoughkeePsle and
HYDE PArk miles from Steamboat and Raj Car and
ing Farm well waier:d ard u Tim For particulars
lnquireof A, N. TANNING, lS Second;st,
iez7 nos before NJ to 2 M or at % stanton.
"a TO LET, OR FOR sALE-An elegant new
ter cellar In Thirty second st between Broadway and
Fihsy now finished and ready ior occupation, win Al
CHAs T PLATT, Liz Broadway,
jelO Sw' between Thirty'seeond and Thrty-third SIS