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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
WANTS.

NNANTED-Siiusi ior = number OF excellent eirs
w and children recently arrived free from CIV hi'is
.nl asstciafons aud willing work t1r moderate WAGES
Application % made the officers at Commissioners 90
Eriisrsfion In ihe PARK No charges u21u
no MECHANICS SHOPkEEPERS AND 9TH
j FRS whose books require atenu0n.-Ihe advefti- ser
oilers s services keep them IN order, either week
monthly OF A. Dee arranged The stricesi cOuhdsncr
observed. Cal, OF address J, OsBORNE. - highhreV
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observation-disclosures Glen, scott County, Arkansas
Lancaster, Cess County llluois boonshOro', Boone
County, Missouri
NAMES CRANCLD.-Jefefson's Conner, Somerset County,
Md-name changed 10 Bel Mount Mount MorHh
8uter County, Ala-naInej ehsuged Monterey q"
Lower Blue Lck Nicholas County, ky.nane changed DO
Blue Lick Springs j. Lake 81 CroiX II CroA County,
Ws-nsme changed 10 Pclu Douglass Nelson's Land.
ug, ChppeVys County, Wis.-name changed 10 WShs.
.hsWn Minnesota
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Jsa .i 81 io a e. o.. 20 s.-,s, , gooa s4aaa n.
Jan i a'-s o. on wooaenss, Ne of-a-. ia
itefVsol
Jsa is - oA * "a s.s El-a Aasu.ts from Ns- o-la.
re BediaTt
Jaa i3 .Ist 10 IS 1 lP So ioa iou Nss or-,n. 10
rfrp
30 ~ % shP l.at -slr Caasur 10 dsr. a Ne-Yast IT,
Aflskbsas
ps "a a. D. . aa 81 S. ,aii Ea, sss. B.i aars
aouu3 81 10 faa-.ru
Jan HI 81 "a ~ .r.ltet .ls-hs r-l seo4.i III
pc ~ At ar rsss-e - shos1l t.srt 1.r a e,
lrouat ths issac 90 m lserT'oi 5o.n4 --stsars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

Ok TUT fOh FhOOO H4NU FA 7 LNIo
~ The UNITED STATES AND IN ALL PARTS or
EUROPE.
5MaL-.IreeL N-u..Ynra

EUROPE.
5WAl-srreeL N-w-York
I'VE SUBSCRIBER would inform hl. friends (who
may yet be Of H. that he has effected chang
OuE desired In MS establishment and Lac thereby en-
bed perfect and bring operation plans for
m1niaIng superiority ia hs business SoctOr u Pa
Tor iusrnrousa business well Known avsn-
Be complicated a1d diffcut the extreme one
generally hot btis Understood. TIE superior facilities
possesses cervabie chiefly from long prscsice the
" arge q valuable records and dOcu-
neuts ih- accumulation Of ysaT and the constant receipt
um s -pOnc-uts and agents IN Europe Of the alesf
Information a. naers relevant lie business He Ihus
presents in1uceurnf- m lis line not Usually found
FORElFS PATENT S-invenfOrs Intending % Obtain
patents Europe cautioned against prior publication oi
them n TIT. c01ltry heir business abroad nay there
~ endangered Pamphlets VIII much in;orna1oa be
laa srars fJl- I5eOd- J P PRISON
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Foreign Ports

- F-~r- Nar4r-r. isz % tfs A. Treat Ialua.
ga ke.l !sh7- .-Ps Aagst s1o~ l.i iIslsfrs ista
shs Asss Cfoe- i1f Porto Rec. l-t oru W r-e..
81 Iboas "a tars Sars Fsrs IN Nfoft o. assea-
ie~ Gays
In d. a. o.. tr1 farY F0uA- klgstoa jan -
sth. lark lsfuuni " lacy. NlLAalss taast ls tsrt
kusncsn Az i4r hesia fo'na. 4ih 80 ,afs laa a
IL L.
Al Ns.auEas J.H g. tr Ias-son Fu-ln-f re B.sz-r-
ltta- - Al-oli .l.i ~. 49,. N.rr-. L-s--
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THF IRFFk INnIANs--MessTs BeHI MaTsTN :
L. McInfosh q W Siedham ard David Burneff, c-eEas-
rom he Crees Nation west Of the Missssipp Aave
rived I'M own on their way 10 Washington TIE n Jet
mis- visit j. 10 Close MP ihe unsettled business existing r.
f..er fheir peoue and The United safes Government
Our old friend. Edward Har1ick. q Montgomery " 0
tss spent pas Eve months arnoug he Indians, came m
company with the delegates He speaks In glowing terms
~ e rapid progress Of the Greeks IN he pursuits VI civil
ned life The chase hss been given up entirely End now
the whole nation devoted % ;ne peaceful pur-s o. agr
culture Many Il the Indians have large and comWooa-
dwelling hrosd farms ~ high Stale OF cultivation hume
rous herds Of csfle SC Education also receives due
share Of attention TIE state ~ public morals would. t'r
are assured put shame many communities o. he pae
faces The use of Intoxicating drink i almost uuknov
he Introduction Of The nation being strictly prOhibi
ed Noble Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

II THIS ADVERTISEMENT should meet the eve OF
LANES FERN, formerly lahorer In the Albert Dock
Warehouses Liverpool and who sailed from that port b.
Boston ; on or about Soth October Iags be l. earnestly
requested to communicate by letter addressed box l.
POst-Ofoe Liyerpoc Eng and saung whore eiier will
reach him. y iw-
I-u.rr,nI Ian Ilra
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Disasters, &c.

Issrsiss sE.rh. srg Tt. capt Radovch. rf
Havana hs ilth mt if ils f Al ocock The
lth. y. u - y W b. ist
whch feet
ieCt afr the vessel p4rs sa rsr ~
The ssa'-c ~h-u t-y sal
sni pIe-cd hrf he ts esl badly ,au-ss ~ he
-. aaala.l Lsl 20. \ Nlr.-er, Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

John c ROBERTS. No. Ia2 John-st der. sor a..
~ oW-
500 rezlns good straw Paper different sizes
80 @ % reg do crown ard fofo sire
-e'1 o. do shoe. lea sEd 1sz papers
- 81 FIX 9tKlh, 2zE4@ prrncrx psp.r
10 a. b.se Ald = as ruled etter pspsr IN r..rus
-eoo 60 DO o. cap Do IN wa. 80
aai f-a', .ogeiaes wih general assortment OF N..fs
hAidHsrs nsa1s sa Cap. eo.ored snc other pspsr. \,
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CITY ITEMS.


sArvHDaY AFTEESoos. FEB 2
FIKE.-This morning. abou, 81 O'Clock, fire
broEe h@ upper par Il he carrier establishment q
W. q. HOT No l. Ferry-st Toe hreuen promptly
The spot bit Ire ere vas ~ tie rear OF one u ~ upper
stores sad hard % 90 a. ard ne 5zcng ve dr. % rs
be;ore could - Fzbd1ed be uIee spper sOres were
Destroyed. bon q e store G.; the 0Ts and ihsi % onhz
e part Of the bulitas NJ IA Fe-TTst eornsr o.
JscObst occupied ea,her e-.sbEshasui - James
George Brook The snouni Of s,Dck o. hAra Fss 10
vs-J are. and ne whole oss vi - made good = ~ To-
There sioac0 ns1rsDce stork AID >t' "a
tie building 10 the Pa of New-Torz, Uni9n NuinA and
Sor-h River Companies.
CoUkr OF OrTR AID TERxINER-7r1al u L'r'-
VIE Jur- 70 N. -.se afsr being oui al night were
5rouyh, into Corr NJ f1rsroO1 Gno decAed hey eo-o
rot agree Wien nev we're dseharred Il = sad ihe'
/ siood 6 70 Gof soqussisL
a,rea.on Is 70 be MADE 10 ihe General err as1i EEK
= ARK - s-rouu; q al
So, q Toag-Ro5ert Loag foond guilty Of ~ 81
.e-nr, = srsoa q. ~ Aslorpsoe OPers HOSE a ~
.-,ee 70 .he STATE Prison i0r yssrs APPic'.ar . 20
,s; zee. a. 70 exceptions zrh visF 70 sFPes
for rev a1Ai
PoIicl ARREsTs-Tbo1nas Conner. beating
"a, Al breaking fanfare. while drunk Ann oey
- n yegetatie, from Fulton Market, Robert Brown
.ss.se hf~a.'-rin. snd mig. .-Johu Conner stealing
svaIrh worth SO Thomas NORTON concealed N No -
a. ts,v - 80 Mar Rine petty Thomas VI De-
AL sso.con Of burglary arcs Clifford petit aFce
Dsvd Hart stealing shirt Ann Wi.so-. stealing
Mary Smith and Psr~lck Mrkirn peii s-cef
80. Andrew kiel. resculng prtsoner-
Fsc4yrp PRf.oSyRs.-Alfred Rowland Isaac
ss.ds and Dsre. hcIuiyre Tho had escaped from Man
sroaecE Wes:chcF'er County, where they were uncef -
rest for grand srceuy, arrested YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
By officer Peterson ON Eleventh Ward and lis morning
al zen bsrs % Nsnaroleck
AssArLr.-A man named McGovern was struck
by an unknown person near Fulton Mars@' YESTERDAY
afternoon snd severely hur Taken care OF By osee'
NslOney.
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BOARDING.


BOARD ISL BROADWAY.-Large rooms. with
IDS small connecting hrst and second toof, suitable
families single gentlemen, with without board.
Hot cold and shower balls Il w.
DOARDINt.-A gentleman and his lady two or
Dhree single geniefea may obtain pleasant che
house being comfortably warmed hroughoutl and the pr
vege oi hot cold and shower baths a. 81 Munayst 1w-
UOARDING IN CATHARINE-sT.-s~ver
ID gentlemen - very pleasantly sccoinodsfed with
board.ngAt Mouno-s; rorn-T Of CshATue Payments
quresi promptly IS in
DOARDING.-A gentleman AID his wife. a.so a single
Id gentleman can be handsomely accommodated with
board ard a. ~ Ess; Broadway References
changed % I'm.
DOOMs TO LET-Nith ~ withOgt board land
ktsome suit Of apartments suitable for : small, GENRE
fani " inree single gentlemen The location -
pleasant ard ceuirAl References exchanged For pafc
srs, sppy Immediately a. IT'S Th0msonst "a door from
Boecker n u
WANTED medical man win wife. child ard
w servani. suite ~ apartments Vim beard, prvsle
family. Terms must - moderate. lOcsnOn
Sr1adVsv between B4eecker snd Fourteenth els Refer
exchanged. Address Or b. selore sIl u Feb
rl1rvl. Tribune Orrcr. II w.
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Nj TO NANTEACTVRERa

NJ TO MANI .ttTI KEK~.-IU iet, he dwell.
80; psu oi house ~ 6pd AZ tglon-st between
49, William ANA God together with srge building IN
The r--r Inquire orc. T.. FOLWELL. 90 Fulton.-t Jlgu
sy=s BOWERY BANk.-The corner ofices OF The
Isl basement OF the howcr Bank 10 Jet, being very de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

By Ra,lro0d, Fe5 SOP bbls Flour, % bags
sqi pigs Provisions l40 do Morchhndi1e lj2 % Butter
a. Lard 4o3 Whisky SO Ashes l'2 Hogs 81 sheep
27ij sdes Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
Jersey CITY ITTM-

SATURDAY AFTFkNpoE, req
FRAsk MCLarGHftN FOUND At LAST - rancis
Mclaughlin was found by cur city Waich on Taesdsv
evening behaving -ordery IN the streets FrsnS
ws. brough Ia The morning before Justice Surge- W %
cou.trd HIM for day To Ie city prison IelrxraPh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
FRANcIs,s PILosIToUs COMPOUND

Is An INVALUABLE article for restoring the hair pre-
.enng y from falling Of and producing beAuuful zOss
and sOitne-s removing dantruf ke.
" B-Dne application Will cure nervous headache e.
~ cents per bOil- A. MOULTOS, Principal Agent
III lneouh 10 BOwery. n Y Civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
e APAPEK WILL FOR sale. VIC .ub.cr

G offers for sale the whole of his premises consisting
paper mill with - acres ofexceent land several dwell
ling houses and barn This property Il most elgby u-
sed being IN Mvle between Springfield and The railroad
minute description IL deemed unnecessary Few would
link Of purchasing without inspecting II.
y. B-Ihe above property VIII bee sold low, and upon
easy terms For further particulars enquire Of 0AUNT
DERRICKSON $50 SOuth-st New-York III
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A srROLOGY.--Maasm

A STROLOGY.--Madsm CRAVEN and NJ
[ABRouGAToN have received the greatest saccess
Lottery rubers stated business MARRIAGE and sickaess
described Naivircs wrt,rn - aud s. Onesucns slso
answered hy letter; lessoas also given u Asroofy, A.
Of heow Browa between NInth and Tsnh sis Fhilsdel
PslA HiR
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a AT PRIVATE sALE-Two lots on grol

HI south s'de Of fyhrst situated 30 feet side
Fourhav. Size Of lots, 2jKlO0 feet inches IN depth
Fof terms nc. apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER
Auctioneer, 7 Brosd-st lfIw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
~ BENJAMIN's BRASS SPRING

@S' BENJAMIN's BRASS SPRING
~ NlTRTS-Es Us BeeAnAn--t " - never
TO- grow weak or rust from he moisture Or heat Vt
ne body. "Onc- right always sht" Prrs
graduated from 70 ~ Do h0ui back-pad which
does great nJy 90 the spine Six davs fna gwen n
not perfectly satisfactory money returned.
Thompsous Trussss az reduced prices. ole eodl
THE HEIRS AT LAW OF ROBERT HARDING,
Il HENRY THOMAS and WILLIAM BUTLER, vii.
please md heir names and address TO or call upon
JAMES d. STEVENSON Esq Counselor a. Law p
Johnsf Sew-York. 500
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no CONCHOLOGIsTs.-w
NEMnpAPER OFFICE FOR sALR.-

NpTOpret0rs Of Old established Wliz newspaper s
uated 10 Of The thriving cies In Connecticut
tempt ing arrangements In business, Oder the esab
shment for sale Any person having s25o0 viii rarely
meet with a. good opportunity FOR Investing their
ney III he only Wing paper in the place There being
but one other, and that " opposite pocs,l aud u
have patronage profitable nearly. any other estsb
lsLmeni In he state For further information inquire u he
Fdtors OF The Trihun- nd
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Post-OMce Operations,


The Postmaster General has established the fol
inz new Post Ofices for the week ending Jan. &C. 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
"a PAR,I FOR sALR-situs.sd At Hanrias,

"a FARM FOR sAIE-sitnsisd Il Hzniassrn. y
and consisting u sboat 40 sores y Of Shcs ~
wood and lie balance grazing sn5 died lafsd, We
Gated and IN hDe condition for farming snd eraLnf -
poses, having beea kept In good order pr more ms1
years last past There suitable OuLbulldings eS -
farmhouse, snaated on high ground, Commanding -,
u 4Tge extent q county Long Island soued tS -
ngtOn Il very pleasant village eOntanins s~Fefsi
e. schoos Nc and from whence there ihec as ~
anieafions with The city by railroad and seeinoosh -
property vii. te sold accommodating terrs ~ n
estate For flrther particulars apply 20 WALiEe, =
BRUSH and STEPHEN BRUSH, EHeeut0rs b r''''
flg eu.ttf
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IN At PRIVATE sALEA desirable o..idsaes >

! 4a. Fast Brooklyn. Bsrlord and ParkAyrnuea
wihin one mile of Peek alp Ferry coEsssng Of .
good frame house carriage house a. ard garden of cs
lots of grOund-hOuse nearly new and bui la he
substantial manner contains ~ rooms beside he hsihul
room and cellars pariors with marble maniels, lohifg
doors SC. The garden IL we'll stocked with all kinds
fruits. Twelve AL oBing lots can be- had ndesired
For further particulars apply 10
n A ] BLEfCkFK. Aucti Onper HrOai.sf
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n
H.. quarter OF OF land good high ground Ill
uaie at ElZabethiown n J., on the side Of The sOfnsf
vile Railroad, aud Cherry i've minutes walk from he
depot and within easy distance Of New York The oasss
two story wooden house - n by 30 with kitchen Of he
side large hall front md back paTOr below, bedroom,
n srcond story three finished garrc and
with the usual Ouibudings including barn The house
with very lille repairs would make desirable residence
For further particulars inquire of GEO GORDON j.
is 6feOds II Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

IN FOR sALE--A fern containing % sefes -. - q
~ and. two hours rde from New f0rk " - - no
- he Camden and Amboy Railroad On = 1s~
story house 50 ~ - and extensive oaibuicirs .1.s
isiling stream % wafer, w5s Old NIL sif ~, -
Uescb orchards and other fru 10 abundance rS -,
ehs.e money can remain Oh bond and mortgage - r..
uealsIs spPly 70 d. D. PARsoN, sllt Bross~zy'
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y TT NT'"TT y = ~ N d lTI7l ~ TIIITlI
A TREATISE ON Mich COWS


A TREATISE ON MICH COWS
w HEREBY THE QUALITY and quantity Of Mik
w which any viii give may be- accurately determined
~ observing Natural Marks External Indications alone
he length Of time sine will continue 10 give Mia, sc &c
BY NJ Francis Guen0n. OF Libourne, France Translated
by y. Tr-i E-q with introductory Remarks and Obser
vsr0ns the Cow and te Dairy. by : Skinner Editor
Of the Farmers Library illustrated with numerous en-.
Cravings.
The Fourteenth Edition OF this useful BOOK Farmer. l.
ws published Five copies viii be- sent by mail for One
Dollar. Address BANGS, PLATr 4 co.
il9 lawD NWu 2ni Broadway. New-York
L'OR sALE-Book Store and Bindery, well established
u aud doing good business THIS - opportunity not
10 be equaed for person NJ small capital The situation
mp town. IN business part of the city For further par
uculars address 20 A. broadway stOfhce, with rea
name and whore interview be had shall meet viii
immediate aTrnu0H 70 i've
TO CONCHOLOGI~TS.-W 4" Reeyess
L COncholOgy' also, some work on gathering shells
"Cummngss Directions would be preferred also sp
proved dredge, adapted 10 the purpose. liberal
allowance offered for The shove Address X r. PosOics
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TO PHYSICIANS.
r-. To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coNrRAcr-n -.
L. FRANKLIN HOSPITAL OF Or T " MvEItsS
Ill Ar NEW ORLEANS

THIS Institution Is situated rs PonchariSin Rsilnst A,
.,rner ~ Josephine-st and contains rye lOs u -
with well cultivated garden one new two Story -.
hoiss four other buildings hspensary AM suSesss n
n,ntr, ard beds The purchaser has he sdyauaz. y,
reivirs M the time, uumbeS OF psiieuis Arr..
hesh OF the vendor he reasons of selling IN.
be property Tie prss moderate New Or.csns Js,
n,
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SODA WArFR APPARATT-efsv-rr b

Ceter for Tn ulsru.c8re sdrswIng. boz ing q Sods
82-sr rAlli-c,lr-d An1 sod by JOHN MA u hkWs,
conner frsiss ane Twenty sX-hsL y Y ai1ographed
ssis n pr1nt-c cireciofs gvlaE eTery Uforn4Eu. r
ne r1sn1facure AM puuinF ~ o. lie srpsTssus, the
uznzscrure II ne .yrps Ac accompany earn spparsas
A. coHzuu iEni zieueoc % spPlosnol
above = ACT b ir+
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AUCTION SALES.
ANTHONY J BLEEcKER, Aretoneer
VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT

ANTHONY J BLEECKER Arciioneer.
A VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT
hAT CTION ANTHONY J. BLEECkER viii sci Al
aucton THURSDAY. February IL iS AHA O'Clock al the
Merchants Exchange. the following valuable property
w A valuable Farm siaaed Al the head Of Huntington
Harhcr Long Island containing = acres OF ard m ng
state Of cultivation shoa fourth n good timber land
with good apple orchard pear, plum snd small iruit 10
abundance On his Farm there i hne water prospect
facilities fishing and gunuing The farm about IS
NILES he CITY Of New-foFs with q communication
three times dsv by railroad and steamboat said civ
and within mile Of four churches an academy and =
posi-ofice
The house Is good twOstoYy dwelling house. having
eight rooms kitchen. with pump OF excellent water
the door. There also barn. carrisgebouse
and other outhouses al In good repair
For further particulars OF he shove property sppy a.
the Office Of The agcuonesr, Bruai-st ~
ID aiosGsus+ DANIEL OAKLEY on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

Oh ANNIVERSARY or wAsHINGTON's BIRTH
II DAf.-FOr ihe Benefit Of the Widow end Orphan
n Fund Of Washington Chapter L. A The Fourth
"A ANIMAL BAL Of Inc Washington Association will take
Psfe on FRIDAY evening. FEB r. 1880 at Sbl0s saloon
Dodworihs celebrated Band engaged for the occasion
Tickets (which limited q each To De had II the Com
Tl,ipe only.
" "A Smith Joseph Monyen Jesse ssDt
John 81 Briggs { Miller y EQniron
JOhu smith, WIN X GrfiIhs l.. Weed
Joseph Hsighf. J n Bennett = Cushrnan
John Garland, A. n Colt Jane. Travis
Z. Z. Clark, q Oennngs, r y Howell
.. Dyckman, Edward Garland, A. H. Graham,
LucieD Asiher Theo Bnmstead, John vanbnskirk
Campbell, Charles White snifsu
= F.iIpatnck, Edmund SklEnan.
WM W OSBORN, President.
A BkEEs, Secretary,
JAMES GsIEFITHs. Treasurer
Positively ckets be -Od door q 7.SSA DD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

~ EOR stIE-The modern lhr-eslor brcs boa
~. with mahogany DOORS tsih ruom fang- ke hi
Fourth ave between Twelfth aud Thir,reuih 80 A,
ply 10 NORRIS, GRECO NORRIS
~ g. 81 and "a Gods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

H1 FOR SAIE-A beautiful country rcsidsnes y
N ustes IN New Jersey containing about fhy i've ssa,
- of and-oi which seven scns are In wood The hsi
s In high state of cultivation with considerable u ss
a. The house Is large NO story With wius at the sns
with new barn, carriage house, gfanery sc The a.
place - about twenty iva miles tom New f0fk al
ihnre miles from Railway. Tho said house ssnis hunnsf
the Railroad Depot where The cars stop hye mrs 10 a.
cuurs" of the dav for Nrw-lOrk For further psrncss,
inquire OF EDGAR HARRlOT . Nandsns
u 81 ELLIS = AikES, i55 Wa-hlnetouI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04

A BBOTT'- INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCA-
-ATlON OF YOUNG LADIES, - Greene-st Pupils
u Ally received this met uioa- and
iucd 10 th- Departmental 20 the mOsi thorough and
accoI4 4lsh.d education The Sprug term cuuIl-nces
Monday, FEB F1uEg iadles from abroad are received
no re family q Rev JOHN : L AbBUTT Vho resides
VI 8 L.f.veIie-r ACE - lzw2N-
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N POR sALK-Forr &C. ID lhe h1.l an.Illr az

"a FOX sAIE-FOrty OF the l Il quality u lsnt
- Nfalrd Wiihin quarter 10 a hall u The D<Pt
o. ne BzTsm ksilToed. The new village Of Morrs
toa IL Is sufficiently sleyAtod 10 Command an exs1sss
sW " h- North River and the sound The suraos q -
HoNna perfectly free from stOpe add smooth The vsos
ground has BEEN used for meadow slth0ugh BptsBd 80
sllDse TOO crops add gardening purpcses except soi
" " .cres OF woodland This Iaci + reosy 81
ard % divide into small psts for cottages being % n~1
ne Depot hat he City could be reached within hsw
ODe OF moro acres j. Oersd for sale pesons hsf ~
improve 90 he whole 10 any pefson o. pefsoas nat -
nap u The property be by calling nc ses.r,s
Al ) Nsssau-si l3l 2ws W KFELEk
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cl FARM FOR SALE-At auction on Monday. llh
~ February al 0'rlock, VI al He,vlets Hotel
49, village oi Hampstead. Long island. said farm lies
a south 81 said village and contains So acres ~ guod
snd Do acres of timber Ia snce under good cultivation
lp0 choice peach so Isabella gupe vines sprcs
pesrs pum-. cherries and other tfuii sboui halt he
fruit fA bearing The buildings, two story house
25SSo containing 81 rooms and auto barn 3No carfsA
mousse. sc. good wser near the house Terms q. oto
down balance on mortgage per Cars leave south
Ferry, Brooklyn a. s! o'clock. VI and return al -
Title disputsbie. For further particulars apply 10
in iw DlETZ. BROTHER co. i3N Wiilamst
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- FOK ~AIE.-The brick house y tanHon-sI
H.. Poughkeepsic the residence oi me subscriber Th-
~ lot runs through 10 Chufch.s - hy 800 feet Sfli has
the large csag house aud stable The k0Bs.
> By w. modern bulk inclossd piazza ~ The rear finished
basement and suc and "a perfect order The ssnieD
hed with excellent fruit Tile good and he greater CT
OF the purchase money may remain secured upon The pee
misses ". srRkf1.
Dated P0pGHAgEpsir. Jan. N 1870
Inquire OF W VAN kLfECk,
tl0 2aw3wWNsT $50 Westst New-iofk
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falling OF Of nearly twenty-five per cent and this n
part doubtless because roais haze been built where there
need o. hem
Tho Commits sioncrs OF the Sinking Fund Of
rea..a, ias,u, smcc SEPT iel4, s1o7p OF
the per cents OF s;sie FOR which they have pad
I 400, c0q a.
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sf5s FOR SAI.E-A desirable country rcs'denss ~.
80. ted In the OF S0rwak Conn. conprs.ns 49,
- acre of trstrafe land and good twnsOr, hsa.,
barn. sc for the residence OF Nathan 49,
and Il knOwn The Fort roni.plucer To persoa =
DESTROYS of living IN The country and whose bushes. ~
guires their presence IN Tie city hs Affords 40. opr
atty secure convenient aud healthy ioca.un Il zen,
within ave mnuies' ws ~ he New NoFk ard NeNIl.g.
RAJ rued dep0, and ahonis tine view II Nufwsh ksfA,
with IT, adiaceni islands and Long Island sound Pa.
800 communication tickets for the railroad $50 Der snrsr
For farther particulars apply 20 HENRY CAMP NWes
Washing ou-pase, y \ or 90 JONATHAN CAMP J.
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