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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

u one eighth Of a mile from the village of Plamded.
J. containing about thirteen with living stream
running through IT, -Four taSteialy land out IN
lawn and garden with macadamtSed walks. containing
variety and other ornamental trees and
abundance Of selected fruit The dwelling Is modern
built with marble mAtels and conservatory attached The
place admitted by gentlemen o taste to equal any on the
Hudson Persons viewing the promises Will be satisfied
that tins description not exaggerated PianheO ac-
ceSsle three times LAY by EhxaeethoVn and Somervle
Railroad IEQuIe al i6t Pearl.St y. Y. the prem
iSrS lieSl 6tTurhNSsl y ROCKWELL.
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SOAP POWDER.-La-

Ddrs no are interested IN dispensing with the savsh
washing Day and those who wish 10 accomplish the wash
% fr Ten rons with the simple cost If Two Goats will
please read this This article called b T. BABBlrTS
SOAP POWDER Il being reduced 70 powder comes very
much cheaper than IN any other form Bar contains
twenty-five per cent Of water crystaizet state. nhcr
,se would not hold together Wlle Babbitt's Is re-
duced 20 powder aud contains more washing material than
any other article world and does lose weight
lie bar soap by standing # bar soap stands m The
open air one year viii lose from twenty i've % hirt
per cent 0f course tbs loss must he water anil nothing
else therefore cannot be washing matesil Babhiti
las had applications from al parts OF the c. nify
sss a. cInsive rIts The averer sale. ar abs +,
s-ecrs mi, b., r,5,, re-,.tl witch qrs Ten in NUMBER
~ Tbs rc EVERYTHING tie shape cf washing without
laio- was unknown until BABBITf aivertsei-thea the
PATENT SOAP POWDER. but ms yet nothln- nptres
elence ~ fbt ra.,1f a fBIrTS PONDER sr'i
leads aud producing astonishing satisfaction.
No fl e>es with The ef e. after the, nave once
used II mo- ID smell &, Il "a in tie clothes after washing
directions fr printed ri ga package The best way
h rse II III washing IS 70 allow tho first direction on the
Uarer using the powder dire f1r M white clothes For
coored clothes follow the directions for making mo sof.
scan which e.iros no grease ana is made IN ten minutes
SOFT soap every knows how 20 10 ver that
~ s,ar IN h water i6 removes li the ,-e.se n once
and viii remove everything chat my other soap N The world
Tlecothes do not re1rre boiling after the first direction
Is followed % make them whte-thus saving much time
and labor. l. has been used nearly wears aud i
und clothes last more an tvcej As long because they
are not rubbed to they when wash bolrd Is
used No washing soda Is required The retail price is
twelve and half cents There Is No risS trying be-
cause package VIII make gallons Of beautiful soft
soap. that any
For sale by nearly an the groceries in this place Manu-
featured IL % and 70 Washngton-st m New York City.
ANY country druggist or merchants ian order through any
wholesale merchant IN New-Yok and get cheap ~
apply the factory direct ANY m the Cites ot
NewNork and Brooklyn can have single box sent them
al the cost of x and quarter by sending the fac
tory 70 Westinghouse have The grocers get Il for YOU
4 box contains sixty papers half boz thry-SN papers
General depot for the sale Of BABBITTS, SOA pow
DER at EAkL y ~,
IS ana 20 Westinghouse. Now-Y0Ik.
D-... !. T.. EARLE. ir,p,re 20
rioti'o'o''' b. I. BABBITT. ~ jo23u
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DRY GOODS. &C.

NOW Is THE TINE FOR CHEAP
1NDRY GOODS. at BEEKMAN s CO.'S old estab-
lshed Dr. Goods and Mantla store &c Canalst corner
Of Mercer.
Just received pieces Of beautiful French Jaconets at
only Is per yard, formerly sold at
IS Cd
SEQ pieces for Is cd, actually half price.
$50 pieces Figured Popllns, very cheap
800 pieces PLAIN Poplns, too cheap to re-
main long on hand
But the article that have the greatest demand for,
the Figured Bohemian Grass Cloth the most desirable
teral for dresses ever imported it embraces within itself
the two REQUISITES of extreme ghtness and great dura-
bilty
wATERED SILKS ofeyey shade and quality. Also,plain'
changeabe chene brocade, stnpe plaid, &C 200 pieces
plain black Gro De Rhine, oil boiled very cheap.
Received by the Asia and just opened, beautiful line Of
PLAIN Bareges beside full assortment Of figured Bareses
figured and plain Tissues, Grenadines, Barge de Lanes
and all other desirable styles of Dress Goods.
POULAND, SILKS very rich cbmz coors also, plaid and
stripes Ladies VIII please call and examine
LACES IA and widths for NIantas and some of the
most unique and pretty patterns Of Trimming Laces ever
seen-French English, Brussels. &C.
RlBBONS-A sninn quantity Ion of a fashionable
STYLE and NJ the reduced price
MANTII LAS and ARTS Of all coors and material, in
SILK Lace Muslin PopR and Linen, ofeyery shape and trim
ming VIZ Melted Funges Wide and Narrow Laces, PIP
ing and Braid on Inserted Lace. Folds Futed Ribbon, &C.
&c the only way for Ladies TO have any idea Of our
assortment is 10 call and examine Tor themselves.
SHAWLS-Crape, PLAIN and Embroidered, White and
Coored lower prices than any other store IN the City
White and Coored Barge. Sewing Six, Lace Coored
and White Thbet, Printed Cashmere, Black Silk, sc.
Ane,yarticle Of Embroidered Barge Shawl IN White and
Black. very handsome.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-Such as Lace and Muslin
Drareres Marseiles and Toilet Quilts Table Damasks
Napkins Doyles, Linen and Muslin Sheetngs and Shirt
Ings So, constantly on hand
BEEKMAN s COMPANY, So Canal-st.
ie2i TuThNSt
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CODA WATER APPARATUS of

- every description either for the manufacture drawing
bottug Of Soda Water Manufactured and for sale by
JOHN MATHEWS, First-ay corner Twenty-SNth-st.
NY Autographed Plate, with printed instructions for
the manufacture OF Soda Water Srups. &c likewise fol-
tie management Of the Apparatus accompanies each APP
paTags Ever, information relation t. the above bus
.l,ve lms
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GJSO OOO TO LEND on BOND

" ', ana NiOkl NrAt1, IN snIn ~ NuiR
I'M sums of s. 600 and upwards will be- loaned at per
cent interest ON city property. Apply to 5 : Broad
Nal-st m the Croton Water Once basement. - =
CAPITALISTS Who have money to invest mortgage, N al
find estments, free from all expense by cnllns
above jog I'M
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VAIUARLE COUNTRY SEAT for

AsAIE-The subscriber offers for sale his beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing abon' twenty acres
in high state of lltIvaon situated IN the town OF HAIR
RIgON Westcheyer County the road ead ng rom ie
On White Plains about miles from Rye Depot, where he
trains leave six or seven times day for Newfork Inc
Vocation is very desirable hvg extensive view OF some
5 miles Of Long Island Sound and adjacent country Inc
house is large and newly but good style, with an Os-
servatry and containing Twelve rooms also large kch-
On stfached With other conveences large barn. CIDER
mill carriage granaTy. AID poultry houses &c lheIe
are three apple one pear and plum orchard and great
variety of cherries peaches apucys ounces, grapes ana
raspberres in full bearing The lawn Is aid olt IN walks
and nantel with variety of choice fruit and ornamental
trees and shrubbery For further particulars inquire on
HENRY M CARPENTER, 1853 Pearl-st or ISAAC CAR
ppGNTrp " an she PREMISES le5 Inn
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NOR sALE.-A beautiful COUNTRY

n RESIDENCE within SN mSlnteS WalA NJ the New
IofA and New Haven Railroad station al MamarOneck
containing about superior land with great
Ilety of pears. cherneS and other garden fruits and IA
full OF the Sound The house 81 feet front IS feet
deep with Kitchen attached. finished With hard walls
Die nantes. CRATES harm, carriage house, sheds, NC Pos
session gwen immediately. Inquire of \. rOhPklNS
Isl bowefy }el& lmluIh&S'
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a y.Inobie WATER PRIVILEGE and

IN MILL for SALE or to LET-A mil privilege con-
tanning fall Of Is feet on never failing stream oil
water with sufficient power To operate 2OOO or O0u SPIN
dies aud about 20 Of land Also substantial granite
Mill 4Ox6O three stories and an attic with water ana
mann shAing therein five yelling houses two enementS
each dye house store bans, &C thereon standing
said mill is situated ten miles from Providence and hye
miles from a harbur Narracansett Bay. The proposed
Psneld Railroad will run within few rods of the mill
The mill and privilege WI sold low If applied for soon,
or will be let for a reasonable terms For
further information apply personally by letter u =.
WAITE opposte Arcade myl 2awW&Stf
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AJAX HILL CEMETERI-Olhce rs
~ Carmne-st selling $50 square set hT $sO-SlaSle
Graves s. for adults children under 10 years S3 Rclud
ang epeang and coesng the The Mack Steamboats,
deave the loot Of Robinson and Hapond SITS three ,nes
ssy7A NJ liza NJ and 3P NJ
jeT ims WA O. HAZELBARrH Secretary.
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MEDICAL.

A B. & ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton-st,
IN corner ofwilis are prepared g. iqtsa s e ,Ss
retail wholesale,) IN any SuanliIy ~. ~ ~ q a.
celebrated GERMAN BIITEhs pTepdleo y - zoe M.
JACKsOs Philadelphia These btteis arc 1917 49, ,rts6ca-
ten,lon Of nvads possessing greg, 80 etsaslns
he most searching poWe r weakness snd Anoo saaf
~ss'''e o's'As' 'ns' "' je7 swAwkS'
DR. CHARLES MUNDE'S WAl I'm.
DCURE ESTABLISHMENT. N BsnsSas 1 aass;,,,raiss
.uuton Ma, has been reopened. Dor tmth, pnnp IA
apply. TO the Doctor a. sooss' o. +" les0
broadway, Nsv-YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

TOPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
have tins dav formed CopanershP fnr the transac-
zion Of a GENERAL BANKING, STOCK, CoblhlS-
SION. EXCHANGE and COLLECTION business, at ~
Wall St. under the firm of y COBB co.
NATHL. K COBB, lof the late firm 81
Gilbert Cobb JOhns0n.l
XM 6 WOODWARD (late with Adams Sturges.
JAMES II. SrEBBINS,
(Recenty from the Office OF Z. W. Clark, Dodge Col
New York. MAY 1851 lef im
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pAKER'S IMPROVED MODE of

II bSETTING BOlLERS--Orders Will De received for
the shove and information furnished TO plan aEi tho
ing which hiss been effected IN numerous cases.
slOu STILLA'AN ALLEN co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28

H SEAT-Ihe subscriber Offers for sale her residence
in the village Of PoughkcepSc formerly owned and Occi
pied hy the late Judge Sweet The lot containing about
Que acre of land situated between. and fronts upon
Water and Front SIS IS within three mRpteS' walk Of me
Hudson River Railroad Depot and the Steamboat Land
ing, and occupying elevated pnsuon commands fine
view OF the River and The neghhOrng parts Of the village
IL II taSefly laid out Wat,s aud planted with vey
desirable variety Of fruit and uTnlmgna trees and shrub
ber and contains large uumher of choice raspberry and
grape vines IA fle bearing coalition The dwelling OF
the cOOnado style Of architecture COmmOdon> and M
good order the barn. stable and other oltbudngs
couhuOdious and In good repair On the whole, Is be-
heved to afford opportunity for Of the
desirable residences m this beautiful village foT
profitable investment Of funds, IN the vicinity Of
the hoNriShne business part If the village, aud may
he conveniently divided into eligible building lots Pos
can he had Immediately II required by the par-
chaser for further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
the premises Of Thomas NJ Vail. Po1ghkeess, or of
Williamson Vail, l6i WeSt-st., Newloik ANN VAIL.
PoVghkeeISle. MAY W, 1851 le2l lmSSW
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FINANCIAL.

dividend NOTICE.-The Semi-An-
Tnua Interest falling due IN this City on the ls day Of
July pro1imo on the following named securities, wall be
paid on and after that day the office Of the unde gned
on presentation Of the proper Coupons. VIZ
The BONDS Of The STATE of INDIANA. for Bankns
Purposes issued 1884, being the 100000 Loan, FIVE
PER CENT
The CITY Of PITTSBURGH Pa. BONDS. ISSUED TO
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company. SIX PER
CENT
The CITY of ALLEGHANY. Pa, BONDS. issued 10
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company SIX PER
CENT.
The BONDS Of the CITY of CONVICTION, Kentucky,
issued to the Coyington aud Lexington Railroad Co.. SIX
PER CENT
The BONDS Of the CITY Of NEwALBANY, Ind, Is
sued 70 the New lbany and Salem Railroad Co SEVEN
PER CENT
The FRANKLIN COUNTY. Ohio, BONDS, issued to
the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Compa-
ny, SEVEN PER CENT.
The GREEN COUNTY. Ohio. BONDS. issued 70 the
Columbus and Xenla Railroad Company. SEVEN PER
CENT
The BONDS Of the COUNTY Of STARK, OHIO, issued
a. the Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad COMPANY SIX PER
CENT
The BONDS ofthe COUNTY Of CHAMPAGNE, OHIO
ISSUED TO the Columbus. PIIua and Indiana Railroad Co..
SEVEN PER CENT
The BONDS Of the COUNTY Of ALLEGHENY, Pa,
Special Loan Of SIS CO.., SIX PER CENT
The OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COST-
PANT'S MORTGAGE BONDS SEVEN PER CENT
The ARCHAEOLOGICAL BELLEFONTAINER RAIL
ROAD MORTGAGE BONDS. SEVEN PER CENT
lez8 WINSLOW, LANIER co, 50 Walst.
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rs EOR FLOORS-

I-ArchtectS Builders, Marble Cutters and others in
teTeSed invited 20 examine the Tiles permanently LAID
down ana IN n the store # the undersigned They
much harder than marble and the variety Il shapes and
ColOrS Is almost infinite Imported and for sale by NIL
LER, COATES \ SOULE, 279 Pear-St Ie2l 2w'
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Patent

Z 4
durable roOione rough plank FOR 4 yer f,OtOn
tin or shingles 81 cents per foot aud warTaL Ell Office 23
Spring. st near Hudson Jcll lms
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CATECHIsM on BEAUTY.-Ques.


tl0n-What does every person admire
Answer-Per>onal beauty
GLOW can this be acquired 4 not natuFa.'
A-By using means provided by Nature
C-Huw shall VT acquire know ledge Il Sucu ans
An learning from th1Se Who have studied
Q-WhO has gwen these subjects the most attention
An Law ASSE the French Chemist AMI CoSneticiah.
Q-hOw does be mi an his knowledge
Ale has printed small book called SELRET
BEAUTY, OF How TO BE HANDSOME
(lNen he learn u how % make brown ska iair
Aye and 20 remove ten, plmples, trcckies, e
Q-Can he teach Us go smooth the wIlnklet SKIN
Ayes. and 70 make I'D persJls look Young agaia
S-DoeS he teach how 70 whiten brown teeth
A-fes. and harden diseased guns AMI sweefen the
breath
Q-Can he soften and beauty harsh. s,if Llir
A-leS. and make Il grow prOfussly.
Q-(an he promote the growth Of whiSkerS, e
A-Ges, and hasten the growth Il mustaches-
C-Can he remedy dim eyes ~ help the sight
A-l and make the dali eye sparkle bright
Can be color the HAIR
A-leS, any culor wished can be produced.
C-Can he tel how 10 have red cheeks and lips
Ayes. without fail also 90 superhuous halr
Q-lsS any person tried hIs plans
A-1eS. thousands are trying them AMI al are pleased
e-Afe the articles he prescrhes safe
A-AeS, perfectly. aud very cheap ton.
t-wheTe Is the SecTc, % Beauty sold
AT iot NaSSan-St corner OF Ann
S-Nha = the pTice
A-Only 81. II : sold under seal
Nv Remember the name. .. SECRET or BEAUTY. OF How
70 BE HANDSOME, By NJ LANASSEE, French Chemist.
&c JETS I'm
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DUILDING PLOTSatTARRYTOWN,

- on the Hudson River For SALE several very fine
PLOTS, varying from two 70 ten acres each also hand
some stone DIV ELLING HOUSE. with from four to TWEEN
tfye acres handsomely located the Depot and IN the
vicinity of the best improve uCns now beng made IN that
village The property sold 90 close up and divide an
tate and offered easy terms Persons wishing 10 pur
chase ON the line of the requested TO notice tins
pTopcrty as II is very desirable For maps aud terms apply
10 JOHN BUTLER, Jr, Auctoneer 80 Wlllau-st., up
stairs or at his office ia TaFrytOwn my28 lltW&Sf
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4 CPAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

w .HOUSE and Siup-Furnishns ~arerooms, Sos
Grand-st New-York where VII DC found c9hliee As
rr,ert If the following articles feaifrsr bar, m Ss
and musk also beds mattresses, pasSeS ana CUSHIONS
so bsieads Of every description. w patent sore 4" ron
nt lock Joint iron screw cottage AMI trundie cots &o
also SPLENDID variety If pa hanging borders & VIZ
{ would call particular attention y ms new siyt nan
and sprng mattresses. y. Boa btcs al3 mattresses
r,arvatsd and made over equal 20 new, by
W CRAWBUCk, $50 Crenc-st second door
ie6 In east 81 hssct-sl.
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DANK DEPARTMENT. STATE OF

* ANN DEF AN MEN > a IL VI
u y NEW IORK.-ALBANY, June IS, 1851 The MER.
CHANTS BANK Of Washington County has this day hlel
Tins Office a notice II the appointment Of HENRY &.
TANNER Of the city Of New York agent tor the Tedemp-
ton Of us circulating notes together With revocation OF
the appointment OF on DefendOr O the city such
agent agreeable % the act entitled An act 70 amend the
several relating % Incorporated Banks Blinking As
sociapns and Individual Bankers" passed April H. 1881
iel7 u DANIEL n ST JOHN, Su1snntendent.
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OTICE.-BUYERS of FORD &
' co $ Celebrated Metallic Rubber OVER SHOES
are Informed that the fire at their Works did not de-
sroy the buildings containing the machinery the detention
therefore VIII be but three four weeks when all VIII be
rebuilt and IN full operation.
We solicit an examination from the Trade, Of the stock
now IN store amounting over 100000 pairs, comprising
all the yarols STYLES. Dealers may rely on having Their
orders promptly filed as usual: -
FREEDEN n BROTHER Sole Agents,
ie26 I've 3i5 Pearl-st. and 20 Cliffs.
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IN erty in the sy Of New fofk. One lot on the north
east corner Broadway and s. y-thUd-st.
3 lots al lOining BroadHay 80
lots north SIDE sixty ifird-stf commencing ~ ios'
east from Broadway oa, .
LOT ON south east corner ~ Ninth and SlE-fh-st
lots Seventy -ninth-st, north sdeJ % ieet i'"
Third-av -,
above.
2 lots IN the rear Of the above.
lo on south east corner Eghfysecondst and Fourth
ave. -, -. - d, n, 81 90.
Cor full particulars as 10 prce, terms &c aPPYU,
ie9i ~ COLE A. Chiffon, Aucti0neers, "all-St
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.ANK DEPARTMENT, STATE OF

ISNEW-YORK ADAM, June %. 1851. The NORTH
ERN CANAL BANK, has tins day filed ia this Office,
tee Of the appointment Of HENRY {. TANNER, Of the
Cry of New NOr agent for the redemption OF is or1-
lang notes together with revocation II the appointment
Of Mson Defcndo II the city such agent, agree
able 90 the entitled An act 10 amend the several acts
relating 20 Incorporated Banks, Banking Associations and
Individual Bank ers." passed April ". 1851
ln2ahl DANIEI. b ST. IOMN. NnnerIn-endcnl
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T OTIS. For SALE, two LOTS of
NHE SIIRSCRIBER o. for SALE

N her PRESENT RESIDENCE n the Boz pga ~
STAMFORD r. is situated on an cmlnence oFeflo'al-s
lie entre VILLAGE and has commandnr Z great
extent Of Long island sound The dwelling house h Nv
stories high m good repair. aad contains ten I',m' ar
tached % the house aout three acres % land n
safe u cultyaf on which good barn anu ware
Of fruit trees and shruhte. II d considered one % '
most pleasant situations the village aud VIII o. SOFA "h
reasonable terms Apply 10 JAMES PlEkC l') Beec"
er-st.. or SARAH ". LOCkWOOD' on the premises
ZWt
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,tPRIVG HAIR MATTRESSES.-REs-

SSPRING HAIR MAITKEoSES.-KEs-
- sEGtr's Patent Spring Har Mattress BED, manuisc-
t,lred 'only by" X PRINCE = co. at l07 Fu.ton-st
Brook is errct suS ne og aliases, Hair Mattress
and Feather Bed aud VIII wear twenty years They VIII
ron I'D can be used both SIDES made OF Springs pure
Hair sc and are entirely frcm Cotton waste. Io",
Husk Moss Hogs Bnsies any other deieieous articles
Of which materials the of the Box Spring Marese
now IN hy the community are composed thnu5h Vey
nav have been purchased in respectable shops LEI aly
person who has If those things called S1rns mattresses
investigate this matter and Eases out OF ten me
aye remark vii prove correct Ressegues Patent Ma
trss Bed contains pounds If HAIR 70 ever f'ol IN
width they the cheapest anu best bed ever made ana
mo- person has seen or used them, but prOnOunces them
most perfect article for those IN health or the invalid
NETWORK PATENT MERCHANDISE COMPANY,
2i0 Broadway, and
BENZ NEWHOUSE, 273 Hudsou-St Newly OK, are
appointed agents for taking orders where the ar re may oe
seen v those residing II this CITY, the mandatory lv
Fulton u BROOKLYN. Je16 Iml ulhNS'
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DANK DEPARTMENT.. STATE OF

RANk DEPAR MEN |, SlAl II Of
- NEW YORK -ALBANY, july p, 1881 The NEW
YORK STOCK BANK has this day filed IN ghls 0hc0
notice II the appointment Of JOHN THOMPSON Of the
city of NewYOrk agent for the redemption Of is ccua
TING notes together with revocation of all appointments
made IF such agents agreeable % the act entitled
amend the several acts relating 10 Incorporated
Banks, Banking Associations and Individual BlnkeH,'
passed Apul II. l8Ji
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nor SALE-A STORE. GROCERY,

&o and LOT OF Land, ehgiob situated the principal
street INT village o Huntington, Sufk Co. l. between
whch place and the City OF New,lok there daily com
mencstc BY railway and steamboat II rct Sold previous
20 te Isl d september vii he sold II public auctoa the
premises at O'clock NJ, OF that day rOr tsrnS and
no,s Particular desoupten inquire Of D PLAT, Esq
eau W. & r A GAINES 70 Nassan-st n Y
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FOR SALE e. TO LET.

ALL SOLDIERS OF the late MEblCA =,
~ G.p ha~,ng cla,us aea,nSt the Government fof
land WARRASzS. EXTRA PAY, BACH "a IL +, Kan
and also soldiers Of the Il iS< anu h-cn OF .uch
ar, snfe 1890 OF the widows or nno IL 80 ,he1r
,oliers who are entitled a. hpnny AM i,tcb INT ~
claims collected with proSnfnes s1bt under the new
issSs Appiy - O sHUFELDf ~ s.ss
uy50 ims
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i I ~ '7I1'''''
TRYSEATa az sngSing Fl So e--one 1the finest piaces
ON the eagt bank Of the Hud.0n rver c'Qman1ns me
,eg up and down the Hudson c'n anlns about ID ares
sroupd with fine nprOver nis. ard Hrunianiy Stoke
,sb nm, trees and SHOULDER and within less than hail
re 81 the rsiIrad depot al sing Sing Also. ~ acres Of
LAND two and a half miles st ol Sng sing, n me town
Of GTeeniQrgh. al IA good ace WIN o"ehhs ana ous
mes wet OF the Harlem railroad Viii be sold low y
applied foT soon. For furte 2nrc lars, apply U COLh
= CIIITON. AuctiOnGer.9 Wall 81 JeS5 ]"
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GOAL 81 Is PER TUN.-Peach Or
THE PEOPLES COAL YARD, 2Ol

u Bowery.--Ths undersigned is prepared 20 deJym
aiy pan II the city, from the above place sppenSe
article II Peach Orchard ed ASH COAL. Egg and soxe
screened handsome order, ~ the low rae o. - -
per tEn; p cents less from boat JOHN bREAkkb.
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