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Intermediate ages propoonate rates. and these prcmi-
may Be made payable annually. em-snnualy or quar-.
terry, n The option Of the assured. 49,
Hugs and scIls AnnuiticA
Sells Epdo~ments for children.
Makes Contracts in which life the nteres Of money \,
involved. RICHARD b. DORSEY seeretsry
CHARLES w. PAIRO Agent for the Baltimore Life In
mrance Company, would call public attention 70 he reduced
rates 81 premium now charged All Premiums or Poiees in
the District to be paid At hs Office, corner Of and SIN
Streets where applications for policies can be made
mar LII 1T,.
ssAfs on the Progress Of Nations In Productive Indus
~ Try, Civilization, Population and wealth. bv Exrs ~
seaman, enlarged ed ton, just Issued. ~
Iicknors History OF Spanish Literature, 3 vols
and Mary College, Va
sehsmkes New York Croton Aqueduc pubIished at Ber
lin Prnss IN English German and French, volume
rimke on the Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions
one volume.
Baaia The scphisms ~ The Protective Policy, vol
+ Barsydtt industrial Exchanges. volume.
dee 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW NOvka.--" SHIRLEY" tale. BY Currer Bell
IN author Of Jane Eyre.
nov % r. rARNHAM.
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Form Of a Guaranty to accompany each bid.
The undessned there insert the name Of the gusrauos
gupranto guarantees that [bers insert name Of bidder or
names Of bidders q the csse may BE- he Cor sheif bid os
carrying The mail from 10 b. ncoeuasd bv the
onssser snsss shall snter into an obrstion vjor q sbs
As day Of July nez' with good and SUFFICIENT surssiss to
perform The service proposed"
Dated
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u BAUT1FUL ENo1.Isn BfB1. kss. quArto, octave.
ID and small pocket szes great beauty ofype and paper
reserved this day. In variety o. rich and pIsin bindne Also
large type Tessmeuts, imported direct from London By
dec ID FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Domestic Ports.

ALBANY, May L. An, sehs A r sippls s,rs.toa and
sS.o s %us w ssss f'''' 'A' r''a'
APP0NAUG. (wsrwieh,l May i5-Arr, sch Coral. On.
LEXxNpRIA, May ls--Au sch Pastors. Davis, Rich
De gSsr ss Sch Sch w,lnd.or, CD nshsS
NJ New Edinburg Ms Fran aha Bowden, N0rlssns schs
Een Mica tBrl Deyeux, Mentsgon, Ms; Monterey, Cur.
a a.es S ss RsS cfFf cs 81
rhomsslor Arrcwsc Prebe, Bah for Wexford Liberty
s ssnas Ss 1s oS PR kos S Winthrop
Communicating Garland, iBr) Riorden Skihereen, ire
snd ses Psyis Obj York, eslwsy. ca, bark. Avol.,
Rice %synos s Esnp. s' ReS B Asys
hash asd Merrimsc; bnes Trenton, Garland, John Bull.
Brilliant Jas Aadus Acorn Leghorn Argo and others and
BALTIMORE, May iS-Ar sch. Edwin F.rrar, Mitch.
el Charleston; MARKETS. Hand Jayne, NYork; steamer
osB Sack River bsrks-oos The orole, from Rio de Js,
retro; lhs other unknown Ca brgs Louise, subbs West
s.siss PRINCES. aoys ssrs eS seS%0dS 'sSs Par
sareh.n, Calico; bark Edward Dearborn, Yusssn; erigs
s.nd., McIntyre. NsgSsd9 Pr hargsfe. HUI kings
Cone Charleston; also barb Easw, Mathew, Boston.
,sANeoR, May l4-Arr ssks Sly Williams Portsmouth;
Montague Too,haker 81 Peters; Harriet Shuts, Provi-
dsnes Sehs frances Maria, Weed, do; New England,
Thompson Weymouth; osro, HAT salem VIM McCoSs'
ssa'ss' Boston, Admiral Richards Do Boxer harsha'
BRISTOL. May ls-Arr, brgs rangser, Parks Whining
e1 Ca. q ne ISL Johnson 81 As'k Ca Sid l4 sch
bEthkLf May l+-Ar scbs Mary, Blunt Mstsnzss
lor moltiea7 am Doyle, (new) Doyle, NYork.
ShAkLESfOh, May lS-An sen Alexandris, Boston.
va osrx 50 snse, Yates orsesas brig Ava Adams,
Steamship Osprey, Dickinson, Philsdelphis-
CITY POINT, Wal May b. Arr Sen Jamestown Cole
Yoyk. SID sch Rebscca A Wogicsn N York
FALL RIVER May l4-Arr sehs Medistor Road -.
nc vrginis Dsvs Phile sd sloops Excel Bennett and
800 Borden, Dunning, NYork l5A-Arr sehs Mary
20 scm Cicero, Baker Phla
oALsEST0N, May SIN por, ship Star Republic. Jane.
"a Tor Nfork 6g; bark Montxnk Gsics for 40 do DAVID
vvsso'. Niehos Tor Boston. do Lunt Hardy, from
1os6 AT lst dsgi sch Orlando, -, rom Psnsscoa, arr
phAkfr0RD, Nay ls-sld schs Ear, Crowsl Bcston:
Ssaa nsss hrnlmsn NYofki Robert oiovss, Buell.,
Lxwts pSu.s, Ak-rsss Ap spwss, On rssaos.
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TO LET.

~ DWELLING AND STORE TO REET-A nsas
VI ons-siory ard Ac cottage h0sse, couSn!ng rUors
49, - closet on each floor and calculated ndesirabs
TO accommodate TWO small families with scparae hitch ns
Aso new County Store adjoining where good 6lsi-
a@<s nav he done wthcr,comp- Said rrerisss vii
b. separately together, low rsfes ard
peaseny sifuaied 10 The village OF Salisbury Nj H. Or
age c. niles wes Of Newburgh, the Goshen Turn
PIKE. Ashey located N quiet and healthy neigho0r-
hood ofessy snd wherf living il ehesp, they ODER
pcusr advantages 10 any person wishing 70 comm-nce
Sgsnss 10 retired For irrr psrt cuiars apply 10
nylo - J. sHAPTER, - Pesrl-si.
o. ROUSE TO LET.-A hne three-s'orF house
b.. $40 Broadway three doors above Spring e. furnished
IN he mos, modern sty.e. The f1Etgre viii hs sod
Or LEI viii TIE premises For particulars inquire q tho
house Or Of 5 d. HALLG Co, cor. Of Cedar ard Peal
mylf6r
or 10 BERR-E ET-Psr ofthe gent-e, tlres-siory
t<f trck hOnse ss TnlEd-sv ss;ng Of font and back
p.flcr ard becro0ia on q door ard befroom On "a
toor. april a. above doors above Seventeenth o.
q COTTAGE TO Lift let. a sms
III. cosge, on tie bank of the Est River IL rhrogs
Neck, easy Of sccees hv steamboat and railroad
dsilv Apply 70 COLEMAN STETsON,
m'l8 - Aston House.
~ To LkP-sesrrsl e-ng-ei hois-s WIN CroiOn
u 81, 4 C IN ThirJ ogrtn-st between the Ninth ant
Tenh avenues Apply 10 j. W. LATsON, 10 Bro-l-
Wy Or mo'ire sro evening on III premises ell 9s~U
~ An OFFICE no IEI-Aso h-rnlsAed 70 IA
- INQUIRE o. -5t H-csdv7u7, sniAlcs n Frank ls-tt
msoH
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$780, CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. JERSEY lma
e nH4Hafzzzl SUMMER ARRAN0EMENTO

fSf. 0ff1I4{5f<91S.l SOuM6h AhhAN6EMENL0
~ " Recommending April l, ls5a-This RcuN
extends from Elizsbethport s. miles .
White House NJ }. reducing tho staging between the ~
minus OF the Roed and Easton TO Is milss and TO School
eys Mountain to II miles This line leaves New-Yort -
steamboat RED JACKET, at pier River and coonscis
with trains on The NewJersey Railroad, which Iesvs Nsw
York from foot OF Cortandst at the same hour ~
route 10 Schooeys Mountain with lees singing AaA -
other.
PASSENGER TRAIN Ur.-Passengen Win leave New
York by steamboat rom pier N by tho NswJsrssy
Railroad foot OF Coruandst st A. ~ and r. NJ lsavo
Elizsbethtown At 10 AM. and Pm. ..'r
PASSENGER TRAIN DowN.-Leave White House q So
An. and Las Nj North Branch at SIS An asd IS
M Somerville at s. 10 AN and 2. 10 PM; Bouad Brook
A6.S AM and 30 NJ Plsn6eld At 6. 20 AN end a<s
PM; Westfeld al IS AM and Pm, Elzsbetbtowu =
7.l5 and 10. 30 AM and $50 Pm.
The freight train with passenger aached) VIII lesvo
White House az 80 AM, Somerve So PlaH6sh 5. -
and Ezsbethpor, by steamboat al 7@ An. RetarninG,
leave New-Yors, BY steamboat Red Jacket from plsrl
All freight fom NewYork intended 10 20 by this iiss
mus. be- al the boat al IA O'clock 10 insure being aka
through day.
Stages vii be- IA readiness on The arrival OF the oco ck
rsii nom NewYorh ih Willie House 70 convey 49,.
sengsrs 10 Esson WihesbaIre Bethlehem, Auenl0wa
Msuch Chuck Pa and to Fletrington, Lebanon, Cntoa
Milford, Bethlehem, Bloonsburg, ew-Hsmp<ou, Waak
ngton and B'videre N. J. On Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday to Deewere Water Gap, Sroudsburg Bsrtons-
VILE stanhope DasVille Bucsown, and LaekswAnaA Inn
Works &c Pa
NIB An baggage Al he RISK OF the owners unuI -
rvered into the actual possession Of tae Agents Of ~
Company, and checks o. 5ceps given therefor -
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-. xs=zz1NEyy-YORK AND NEW.HA-
80 W SsslsglX 4VEN RAILROAD-On and afsx


"Wednesday, April "A, the following
nsins will leave the Canalst Station near Brosdvav-
Passengers also received al the New-York and Hsdea
L. Accommodation Train At II AM for New-Rochelie,
Mamsroneck, Rye, Pon Chester, Greenwich Stamford
Dsren, Horwslk Wespor5 Southport Fairfield, Bridge
port STAFFORD Milford and NewHayen Passengers from
the WsySnon for Albany and the Stations the Hous-
atomic Naugaluck Railroads will take this Train snd
ton Providence Worcester Hartford Springfield snd Coo
nectcut River Railroads will take this Train and loin e.
press Train al New-Hsvsn.
Express Train ats O'clock AM for Stamford Bridge
port Albany and Housaonic and Naugstuck Railrosas
New-Haven. Hartford Springfield and Connecticut Rive
Rslrosd, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
5. Accommodation Train al A N. for NswHavea, anh
Inemediale Stations, Hampton Cheshire souihingtsn,
Psinville, Pennington Avon, Tahiyile, and Coinsyils
4 Express Train 245 P.M' for Stamford Norwsz.
Bridgeport and Houssionic and Nsugstuck RajlroeAs
HewHsyen and Stations on the Canal Rslrosd, Harnosd
Springfield, Worcester and Boston. .t
8. Accommodation Trsin a4Pm. for Nsw-Hsvsa ~
ali the Intermediate Stations. DIV
8 COmmuisaon Train Al $50 Pm. for Bridgeport ~
'"'''"' TRAINS TO NEw.YORK.
|. Communication Train at 5.45 AN from Bndgepor.
stopping III Gil tho Intermediate StRuonA
q Accommodation Train at 6.l5 AN. from New-Hsvsa,
stopping all Intermediate Stations receiving Passenger
from Esngetuci Railroad at Bridgeport
stopping al all the intermediate Stztons receiving Pes
sengers from the Hartford and New Haven Canal
(. Express Train At iioPM Tin connection win 10
Express Train from Bostou) from New Haven stoppn0
Bridgeport and Stanford receiving Passenger fom -
5. Accommodation Train al l3oPM (rsesivtng Pssss..
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boston,) fo0
New Haven, stopping At al the Intermediate StaronA
8. Express Train a. $40 PM Tor In connection with Ex-
press Train from Boston) stopping al Bridgeport Norwah
and Stamford, arriving New-York ct if36 n Evun-
big Train from Pitis6ed connects with this fran =
Bridgeport t
Passengers requested 70 procure tickets before tasG
ssas in the Cara IasoHI r. B. MASON, supt
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a. REGgLAR MAIL LINK BE

"
va Siosingtoa and Providence -IaIscl
route without ferry, change Of cap baggage --rhs
steamers Z. VANDERBILT, Csrlsn joel Store, ani
COMMODORE. CspL WtlhAa H. Frszee IN connsodIn
with Sonnglon and Providence sid Bosol and PROM
dence RsilroGos leaving Newyork dslv tSasdays ex-
cepted.l from Pie North River Era WHAT above Be-
terry Place, al ocscs, p. M. and sioninstou g.
clock, T. NJ. upon Tire arrival OF the mall train from
Booton These butt expressly for the ruus
and IN every respect particularly adapted TO the nav
ton OF Longl Sound The accommodations for pes
sengen comrnodious and comortable-the ocou O.
psble end experienced The being the shorsos -
most direct between Boston and NewYork passenger ars
enabled TO arrive ample time for the morning sss a
steamboats, and railroads running various poinD ten
those c!res. Thee VANDERBILT win lesvs Nsw.Ycs1
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Leave Stcuingtou Moe
day, "Wednesday and Pritsy. The C0MMODORB ~
leave New York Monday, Wednesday and Friday Lew
stonington Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. NB-Fu-
sengera on the arrival OF the steamers Sicninssun ~
dence and Boson ssggagemastsr accompanies -
train to and from Boston For passage bertha statsroo1
wharf and nj the ofsce IA Bs;tery-piace. q
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
M ess 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP aEss LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily al O'Clock A. NJ a.
4PM through In go hours The cara on the Pepnsyivs
mis- Ra,lrosd OF tho very best and comfortable as
scnpnon. New packets bsye been placed on the ina
and furnished with especial reference the comfort and
convenience Of travellers aordng the Assurance OF suir
and agreeable journey 10 Pittsburgh.
Every effort Will be made render this the most desrshs
route 10 the West
For seats apply at "a Markets. and NJ d. corner Tira
and Chesrut, Philadelphia WIN COLDER & CO.
For further Information apply az Wes.-sl Nsw-York
mis- n X. H. HINDEa A1srn
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Is PURSUANCE Of order Of tie Surrogate Of the County Of
KswY notice herby gvsa All persoas hxvsS claus
sxalnss SAMUEL ROBERTS ks Of the Cay Of Nsw fsst
csss-d to pressut the With vouchers thereof 70 tbs Subscribers
o&cs Broadway Insurancs Company Ne IS Broadway,
CITY Of orb before the rwenty sk ay q Axs
ssrt DATED ksw.lsrk, De sh dy q fee.ssJ, laa
ScHuRxnAH HALSTxD, Atniustrksr
1aiavsn ANu R08xxIs, AAa1sGpsNl
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- DEARMAN PROPRRTY AVE PRIvArE

a DEARDIAN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
- SALE-A few fine cottage sites on the upland, In an
excellent neghborhood and village lots well slt1atod
for business purposes At the Dearman station and Pier
ferry depot sold at the recent auction Distance
from the city. hreequsrters OF hour Prices low and
easy; IS per cent may remain mortgage OF 20
per cent II purchasers build Immediately. Apply TO COLE
& Chiffon, Aucuoneers Wal-st where maps and cir
culsrs, with full particulars may be bad. myl0 lmf&MT
o. HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For sac
~ plot Of ground most egibly situated on the Seventh
- and Egt IN avenues, commanding one OF tbs hnen
views on this Island FOR sale low exchange for Hud-
con River Erie Railroad stock al For PARTICULARS
Apply 10 kEELER & JENKINS,
fnvle 1--we Nassau-sI
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ndoSsLEndAN ZINC RoorrNc-

MCCALL 4 STRONG, . wilisn.st Nev.yo,t
lvI Agents OF ne vlealje Montague Company. Zinc
tenton Of ownerk architects and baidsrs 10 Aer $780,
of Roofing, used The principal Public Buildnss on "a
20 ounces the square foot without solder or malta
space for contraction and expaasion OF he metal root
OF this kind will last thirty years and requires p.ptn1
or repairs Models and other Information may be obtained
OF the Agents. milo lmeod
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND sILvER.WARE
SQUIRE 4 BROTHER

WATCHES, JEWELRY AND slLvER-WARE
SQUIRE BROTHER,
81 FULTON-sT. AND 1872 BOWERY.
e WE CAN MAKE 1T THE INTERESf
~ ofthose who wish the above goods 10y our ar
EN9 engagements In Europe and toe msrufacioreshere,
,of getting goods from first nsndsl 10 make TIER
purchases either storeg7 Fultonsl or 49, Bowey.
Gold watches by Cooper, To5iAs, Beesly and others
Gold patent lever watches, full jeweed
Gold patent lever watches for ladies'.
Gold and silver watches ofall kinda
Gold lockeus Ike watches open both sites
Silver tea sea forks spoons ladles, &e-
siyer-wars s the pride OF our business anu We are &c
erruned 70 keep The reputation Of selling all our silver
equal TO dollars and that Il warranted standard
ORR RrIEs-Au goods warranted - represented %
each zrtice he pnce marked IN plain 6gures one price,
and cash only. - ~.
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OITlZENs, IRE INsURAMCE 60.

CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE co.
81 WslSt and 81 B0wery.
TYHIS COMPANY with cash spi.s securely invested,
and large surplus confines TO insure against Loss
and Damage by Fire on favorable terms ~ the City
Ofbces generally.
DIRECTORS.
Daniel BURNETT. Jeremiah johnson,
Thomas McElrath, Jay jarvis
Luke Baker Robert Barley,
Charles DeVce, John y. Harris,
Alopzo A Alvord, James c. Baldwin,
William WALLACE Francis A Palmer.
DANIEL sURNkETT, President
JAMES MCLEAN, Secretary.
October /, 1919. sl2 Pm
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INSURANCE.
THE eRoOERs,

THE GRCOEASI
TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once, No 10 Wall, corner OF Pesrl-si NY.
CAPITAL, t51,0o0.
rE7HIS COMPANY, having their capital al paid IN, In
cash arc prepared TO Insure Buildings, Merchandise
Household Furniture, Vessels In port their Cargoes &c
against loss damage by fire. aso the Risks OF Inland
Navigation ard Transportation, the most fsvorabls
terms. All loeses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS.
RUFUS SToRY, MOSES TAYLoR- SAMPSON HooRB,
PrrYS bARTlr, GEORGE ELDER GAS. BuRzHALTER,
FRANCIS SKIDDY, Henry EDEY, ASA 8. PORTER,
JAS. 3. WILSON, ALEX. II. GRlST, VIZ. r. FosrER,
RREB SHERMAN, MARSHA PEPooS, ISAAC @. TAYLoR.
SAMPSON MOORE President
J. MILTON ENTTH, Secretary. Nhs
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m FASHIONABLE HATs.--JIa finished, the
splendid article ever offered, elegant French BIZ
Hat a the low price Of Is, Usually sold 81 - Aso
q article a. & 30. Neal Hats al e. BROWN
a90 Ims i5s Canal-st ors door from 5clliysn-
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a. AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful residence
r,. situated Oyster Bay, Long slsnd consulting OF
two story house, containing rooms b3-
ride kitchen and eic, with spring water leading into the
house. There Ia also good carnage house barn. &c,
with about FIVE Of hne meadow land. Including sp
pie orchards srd large variety OF other ui. es shrub
berry, &c The location II splendid and Is OF the
desirable county residences offered for 8ss. For
terms end further particulars apply 10
A. J. BLEECkER, Auchoneer,
nYlA Ivy RrOnd.
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- FOR SALB-The owner going West-A farm Of
is3 ecres highly cultivated about thirty three mes
- from New.York, on the turnpike two miles from Hun
ngton Vlsge L. l3 Of ulable land so acres In
Spring crop, large 2story dwelling house, well spring
wafer the kitchen tenant house. barn. carriage house aud
other GU. buidngs three orchards OF excellent fruit Con
veysrce 10 EewYork three times day by railroad and
steamboat IL be bought with without the stock and
farming utenss One half OF the purchase remain on
bond aud mortgage II required The owner Will be al the
farmer Hotel Is Bowery at l2 O'Clock on Tuesday and
Saturday Of each wesk or the premises Possessou
given Immediately HENRY HENDRlCksON.
mvf4 l5tt
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ulyiiIw
So COUNTRY REsIDRNCEs.-ro la. abou

6Ga COUNTRY RESiDBNCEs.-For sale. about
= sixty acres OF land one nile south Of Hastings aud
tree miles norih Of YOnkers lying west OF tie North
River Road, and fronting the Road and Hudson River
LAID oHt IN building sites Of from three twelve acres
.ies for building are uneqused on the Hudson River,
having mOs; cO1man ding view OF tie Hudson and the
East River Sound Staten Island, &c &c Maps, &C. can
be had Of THEODORE MARITIME Twenty -slgath-ss
between Eighn ard Ninth ava as I'M
G. SPLENDID BUILDING SITES ON Tux
- HUDSON RIVER-FOr sale (eniire or In divisions
of acres eBch) Il Of land IN the village ofHls-
ings the Hudson about miles above Yonkers and
below Tarry T1ersc Though neither rocky pre-
cpiiousl is elevated portion commanding PROBABLY
Of the most sublime panoramic views In The world There
places the River superior; and very few equal
this, in point OF general eligibility for country residences
myl7 Steod' Al Waist. Gauncey-court)
g. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Eiys new
IL four-story brick houses the nOrtherly side Of
- Twenty-founhst, % feet ssst OF Seyenn-sv. They
are IN complete orde with Croton wafer in improving
neiphbcrhood Unreubered rel estate personsl prog.
ery or good stocks vii be taken in exchange Apply TO
SMITH VANDERPOEL,
myIs3t' SO wal-st Jauacey Court
ar FOR sAIE-A new one. story cottage, VITA out
I~- walk from tbs depot OF Tarrytown. There ia a fine
Of forest trees Lsnd stream ofpurs spring water
the Andre Brook running hrOu pa the premises
also an extensive view Of The river Ii would be desira
bic residence for gentleman doing business In the city
Possession given Immediately ard but little cash required.
Apply, as above, to ImyT N S.N THOMAS
G. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-sx lots OF
III. ground, well situated In the City OF Toledo, Ohio,
49, 2jxl00 feet each, will be sold low for cash
changed for real estate In Albany, New Brooklyn
There !. fine opening for mechanic. a. the city j. rapidly
improving For particulars inquire Of B. K L. Spell
NAN, Albany, or j. b. SPELhAN, 80 Cedar-st New
York myl5 lmeod'
Ncs FOX sALE-Three lots north side Of Forty
E.s Nnih-s between Broadway and Eighth avenue, Is
feet by 100 commencing $50 feet from broadwsy'-
fG my RsI1 h% app" VIM. P. STORMS. go Beelsr
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FARMS FOR SALE.

e, FARMS POR sALR.-A farm o. tho bnt Of
iln-iing The buildings suhtanth and compiets.
Alec TIE Aeioiring arm Of 100 srres
As', iAru s5o1 miles below AlosTy, OF 10 afrsS on
nil'ng stream with sesscafe OF 80 feet
Also ths adjoining farm OF 10 seres Az insss farms
are IN ssie Of high cultivation ard ths buildings con-
yenieni arc N good order.
Aso island Of "a acres IN Long lssnd sound ore
farm DOT bCding. /, accessible ifoa tbs
shcTe hy cRuseway, and Is desirable SunmeS resdenes
myi II J. BLUNT. II waIl,t
81 FUR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY
~ PROPERTY-Thofsrntn Westchesier County occu-
pied By tAe laie Samuel =. Mot Jr. consisting OF
there new and wel-6nshei dwelling house the cot
tsgs sva and extensive barns sheds and other 0gsOsses
Ell elected within three year, This properly s egbly
s,ustet. command, view Of Long BLAND sound, snd
wi-n one nile ofLae Hew-YorE and hew-Hsvsn Rsrosd
DeIo, A. Mal1sroneck, from whence depart iour o.
FoT ,rt, - rsr.ssr srpy % simI r. NOTr % he
adjoining place; % THOMAS w PEARS ALL, Is La Fay
cite place. or 70 wN ? MorT, JR. s. wsu-st m22n
~ FOg SALE, AT new ROCHELLE. dssirs-
1 bic country seal farm OF shout - acres OF wood
s' meadow orcbsTd ana arabic lard TheinprOremslls
consist Ct good subssn da dwelling house good barn
farmers cottage SC For beauty o. scenery he siiuaDOn
l. Epsufrsssec nsvinz IRE view % Long Island Sound
ard &c Fojacen Islands, ard having aer fronf on ae
whole q Is easern o9usdary-c1e mls i,2m ,ae NsN-
t. City. To geri emtr engaged husiress 10 he City,
~ FIRE, heathv location snd mssns OF access ODER .
building sizes the Place having commanding views %
the Sound &c ard could be subdiviced into several par
GELS each having good vater front on the Sound For
further particulars, apply TO JOHN $. HARRIS 1871 Chris
hest or DAVIDS BLACK. . ChdsL myi4 2ws
IN FARMS FOR sALE.-For sale, the residence OF
The late Capt John r Udell. beautifully situated al
Northpor, Long Island, and commanding fine view
OF the Bay and adjoining country. The house entirely
new exceedingly well built and IN every respec, commo
dious; distant mile from landing Of steamboat Croton
Aso two choice farms OF Sc and 80 bordering the
Bay ard near the steamboat landing land of
passed fertility good Orchards buildings and other advan-
tSges easy and cheap communication with the city by
steamboat or railroad VIII be sold low.
For terms sc apply 10
myif 5w' II. j. SCUDDER, 30 Waist.
- FOR SALB-The owner going West-A farm of
1873 ecres highly cultivated, about thirty three miles
from New York, the turnpike two miles from Hun
ff,o \, \ . Of &C
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II ~ Y.-ThiA valuable properly, situated on ths Chs
ming Rive, N OF the most pleasant t0wns IA
Wesern Hew-York the line OF tbs Hew-Ygrk and Erie
EAilrosd where 10 IN srsecied b branch counectng
wilt the Albany end Buffalo Roet 10 offered st very low
price, an1 easy terms Previous 10 the proprielors
leaving Eimira ii yielded 'Or several year, rot profit
eCns 10 q psr tbs cost. Terms: Onethrt cash
down balance In six yearly ine,almelts For particulars
apply To NATHANIEL " GOULD ElInirs, or 70 the
PROPRIETOR In Montreal Canada EshL
2f3mt IRA GOULD.