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The Dorchester and Milton Bank Robbers.

BOSTON, Tuesday July ID
Constable Clapp returned last evening with the per
son arrested IN Vermont, charged with beng con-
cerued IN The Dorchester and Milton Bank robbery
HIS name Is Charles Thompson he Is stone-cutter
He was taken IN Pomhet, where he owned small
farm which he had deserted shortly after the robbery
Charles Southwlck, who IS detained IN Dedham jail
a. one Of the robbers. was IN company with fhomP-
son when he returned 10 Pomfret He IS saidto have
escaped once from the Thomaston state Prison
Dudley is now IN the State Prison for receiving some
of the stolen goods from Thompson.
The coroner's jury IN the case Of Mrs. Hayes nave
rendered verdict Of I" Death from ntemperance.'
Her hu sDund has been released.
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| TRANSLATION
Cheap Postage not 80 Cheap.
AUBURN, Sunday, July 8.
l ILL., nf lhe n 4 Irlnnf

AUBURN, Suhddy' Ju4y o.
To the EdItor of The y. \. Tribune
SIR | am Wing aud Baptist, and
constant reader of the T. Y Tribune and the y. Y.
R,roraer Presuming that you know the Workings
Of the new postage law, wish 10 ask you on "hit u
principle of reduction subscribers az ~ AaouIa pay
Gents 4 quarter more than they did uncer the
old nostal Arrangement. As far A. newspapers, al
least are concerned feel for one, that the nem ar
rangement IS an exceedingly odlous one. Many
poor people take one, two, and sometimes thfee
week papers. and yet perhaps do not receive let.
tor once wear to such the reduced rates VIII not
t 80 - accert,he Your READER.
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Nesfrucfiye Hail STORM

PORTLAND, Men Tuesday, July 10
severe hail storm passed over Kttery and York,
Maine sunday last, doing great INJURY To build
ngs and vegetation. 5000 panes OF glass were brokes
IN kttery and the corn, grain. fruit and potatoes IN
the range OF the storm were generally destroyed
Trees were stripped Of leaves, aad many Of them os
their branches while some torn up by the roots
Geese turkies, chickens and birds, were destroyed
and lay dead upon the ground.
A piece OF ice was picked up IN kittery, measur-
ing two ieet square and two inches IN thickness.
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Tuv STATE FAIR.-We learn that II IS

The STATE FAIR.-"e ieaih siA' -. ,he
.,os.a N v,,,.e tent on the Far Grounds, ior 'he
sneeiaI accommodation OF the Press TINS VIII ve
sPpod 10 that much abused class OF our ciihes
Who on such occasions are entirely @ be large
contemplation =, "a. Ali the bre,hreno the gun
enonsn 70 sJesent and who desire 70 ava 'es ,s,
sses 81 s arrange and Of
reports We hope to see arg s,is. and can war
the Press OF ms anu ersctins from the slaves Of the
rant them acosu.a. Rochester American
Iarnr" Lrfe present
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The following correspondence appears in
he TrteliigencT of Yesterday

The following correspondence appears IN
the Tnteihgencr of yesterday
WASHINGTON, Sunday, July l3. 1851
GENTLEMEN May ! ask of you to enable me-
through your cohsnS 10 offer some evidence that
Will tend to dleabuSe the public of any unjust
suspicious in ard 10 the character and conduct oi
nv brother Will you DO me the favor To copy my
note of vest erday 10 the Editor OF the Jn'on and
to add to II my mclosed correspondence with Gen.
JlRERo' beg leave 10 send you the original, rs
well as the traa4ation OF Gen Jareros kind letter
With great respect yop obedient servant.
J. CARLOS GARDINER.
W,sriNeroN, Saturday, July l8 1851.
My DEAR SIR have Just returned nom Mexico.
and YOU NAV easily imagine my surprise 70 ma IN
the pb,LadefDbIa Iagnrer and Nen- York Herald
statement OF the evidence purpored 10 nave oeeh
given by YOU before the Grand Jury IN TINS clty IN
reference to my brothers claim. And though 1t APP
peaIs 10 me there IS more newspaper speculation
than truth in that report, have deemed II prudent
10 address myself to you. IN order that YOU may DO
me the favor to state IN ans 10 this letter. "heth'
u S1h statement l. correct or not dIi, OH, rc-
spectfully, your obedient servant, ,
j CARLOS GARDINER.
To Gen DoN JOSE NJ JARBRo
Mexican Army. Washington.
lrRASsLAT1oN
WA,HIN0roS SATURDAY,, July ~ 1851.
Ny DEAR SIR AND FRIEND In answer TO your
communlcat alton of yesterday have TO say 10 you
that am not responsible for newspaper statements,
and that when was summoned by the Grdnd jury
answered truthfully, IN iacOnlc and decisive man
ner the lnterrogatIonS made 10 me, without ohense
TO aDy person whatever and much less 10 your ofo-
iher 10 whom, since | had the pleasure OF making
his acquaintance IN this city last year nave pro-
fesssd the most cordial friendship
| am sir very respectfully your o0edlent servant,
JOSE VI JARERRO
ToJ CARLOS GARDINER ESQ Washington
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Horrible Outrage .

ROCHESTER,, Tuesday, July ID
Al Palmyra. last week. gentleman and lady Of
responsibility were married and proceeded 10 the,r
place of resldenc which they occupied alone. On
the night following their wedding day. siS young
men proceeded TO the house, and after securing the
husband. they each perpeirated the most dabolicd
outrage upon the wife They made their escape, but
those at large, the name OF John MCKINNEY, .
Young man, formerly employed in the Post Oihce, In
mani
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Letter from Capt. HO'cy 70 >cARidt 6 Balchea.

Letter from Capt. HO,cy 10 >cARIdt & Ba!chea
NEwloRK, Thursday, May $ 1851.
hsssrs Schmidt Balchep late Agents OF the steamer
Helena Soman
GENTLEMEN: beg 20 acknowledge the receipt, al
your hands, from some OF the passengers and Others
OF the steamer Helena Sloman, Of very handsome
silver speaking trumpet, which they ~ kindly as the
inscription reads, have presented 20 me token of
their remembrance and esteem, in having saved them
from the wreck OF that lll-fated SHIP and for which,
through you beg 20 tender them nv most sincere
thanks and TO assure them that their kindness Will
ever be held by me and nine with the lIveiest re-
membrsnce. feel that did no more in the case
than sailors da'y" and tha, my thanks are due 10
a kind Providence for enabling me TO be the means
of saving so many from watery grave
remain, gentlemen, yours very respectfully.
II. X. HovgY.
Letter frcm Capt PspIsen TO Schmidt & Baicben
NEw-fosx. Saturday, July 5
NessYs SchmMf BaIcsSn
GENTLEMEN: Permit me 10 acknowledge the re-
cep, Of the splendid silver pitcher presented to me
by you on the part OF the passengers OF the unfor.u
nate steamer Helena SlomSn. and through you to ex
press my gratitude to them Is well as to the mer
chants OF this city who have 50 generously joined IN
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Jenny Llud's Concert nc Utica.

UTICA, TUESDAY, July 10
The concert last evening was crowded TO overflow
ing, and the best of feeling prevailed There was
great throng outside, but no disturbance occurred.
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! From, the Mexiean boundary Comm ID ion "A
Highway Robber Killed.
FRONIpENCk, Tnesday, JuIy ],

PRoylDENCB, Tuesday July Is
From A letter IN the Journal, this morning.
from the Boundary Commission we learn that
Mr. Bartlett, the Chief of the Commission had been
severely injured by beng dragged from his horse.
which became frightened and ran away among some
bushes
The party were al Santa Rita del CObre on the i0th
of NAV Their health generally was good, though
some of the soldiers bad been sick with scurvy
Parties for the CHA would leave as soon a. pracu
cable
On sunday evening last, as Mr.. Green WAS proceed
ing TO WOonsocket IN a wagon. man suddenly
stepped from behind bush and seized his horse
Mr. Green sprang from his vehicle and struck the
man violent blow with his fist. killing HIM Instantly
The affair has produced much excitement IN Woon-
socket and VIII undergo legal investigation
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The Duel NJ Ncw-Orieans- Political Excite
mrnt &c.
NEw-ORLIANs. Moniav. July

w-ORLEANs. Monday, July rs
The parties engaged IN the late duel. whereby Mr..
J W Frost. editor OF the Crescent. was killed, have
been indicted for murder. The duel arose ou. Of
political quarrel
There Is much excitement here among the Wings
relative to their Congressional nominations
The CoTToN market has been duh to-day Mid
dhag Is quoted ldSc. ToBAcco Is ia fair demand Al
5a-c for common to fine.
BACoN continues 10 lnlnrNYr
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MaIken.

sale, have been made Of Howard-street Flour at
a. o. Wheat is at 81. and Prime Red g3D95c
Ordinary Rye sold at 63c. Prime Yellow Corn
changed hands at sra Sc and the market IS bnsk
with an advancing tendency. Other articles are un-
charged
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CARROLL PARK.-The owners of pro-
perty in the neghborhood OF the proposed Park and
taxable with the expenses thereof, manifesiing
considerable opposition 10 the measure. AT the last
meeting OF the Board several further remonstrances
were presented against the mode Of taxation deslg-
mated and applications from several persons 10
erase their signatures from the original petition IN
favor of the Park and have them transferred TO the
remonstrances. motion was also made TO have the
entire matter referred back again to the Street Gem
mittee. with power reconsider the and alter
the Assessment District, which motion was, how
ever, negatiyed BY a decided vote.
The site Of the proposed Park is between Presi
dent Carroll Court and smith streets, and contains
about 32i lots making lis extent sl2 feet by $3.50
The cost for the ground and opening estimated at
about $s5 900, with further sum OF $4,000 for In
closing and improving L. The district which Is 10
bear the taxation embraces area of 1000 feet
from each side of the Park and according 10 the
designation of the Common Council Is bounded as
follows: Commencing al the Penny Bridge. the line
runs along Hamllton-ayenue TO Hlcks-street, and
along line between Hicks and Columbia streets,
and parallel thereto 10 Congress-street thence along
Congress stree, 10 Bergen-street and along that
stree, 10 a hne midway between Bond and Nevins-
street. and parallel with those streets 70 Frenchs
Mll-Pond and across to Gowanus Creek to the point
Of beginning g-Hamilton-avenue The greater por-
ton of Sixth and Tenth Wards and corner of the
Eighth Ward are contained within these boundaries
which NAV, however, be yet still more narrowed by
the Commissioners, who are to be appointed TO de-
fine the limits and this would, consequently, make
the tar heavier upon those assessed.
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Subscr options TO the Piusburg and Steubenvi lille
Railroad.

PIrTSBURGH, Tuesday. July Is
More than 100000 were subscribed toward the
Pittsburgh and Steubenvile railroad yesterday.
The river Is falling slowly with tonr feet OF water
In the Chnnnel.
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Markets

Tie receipts Of the past "a hours have been
YLorR ~ OO0 bols Wheat, i5 900 bush, Corn, sJo~
bus Flour Is steady but not active. Corn i steady
Al Yesterdays rates Sales l6,Do9 bus at ~ Gofi if
naked Western and Soc for round yello" 1hefeD
a moderate inquiry for OATS at t4ii
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Markets

Receipts since our last FLOUR 1000 bbls WHEAr
10000 bush. Corn 10000 bush. The lnclsmency oil
he weather has checked operations IN eur market.
and - bare 40 sales either In Flour or Grain worm
reporting FREIGnrs have undergone no change
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CHARLESTON. Tuesday, July tS
The Astoria. OF Ncw.Nork. for Vera Cruz. put 10
III consequence OF the Captain beng SEX
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BOARD OF EDUcArIoN-This body met
at Public School House No yesterday afternoon
The regular hour of meeting IS O'Clock, ouf II was
$40 before a sufficient number were present to iorm
quorum Cyrus p. Smith. President of the Board,
then entered and took the Chair. After the usuA
routine Of business the Teachers Committee suonH
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BOSTON, TueSday July ID
Letters received IN this city from Calcutta, dated
May IS, mention that tho ship ARIEL, Capt Burch.
from Calcutta for China, had been destroyed by hre
Al Sands Head No lives we're lost.
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From Washington.

WAsHISGroN. Tuesday. July Is.
The Grand jury has indicted Samuel Stettinus fH
the iorgery OF Land Warrants.
The New Orleans Councils have memori,lited the
Secretary of the Navy 70 establish Naval Depot
there
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The HELENA SLOMAN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
We have received from the agents OF the Helena
>loman," the passengers of which ill-fated vessel
saved by the timely exertons of the captain and
crew Of the packet-ship Devonshire, the following
statement of subscriptions and disposal OF funds
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commencement Of ST. Mary's College.
The Astoria.


The Comme enc cmcnt OF 81. Mary'S College "
attended to-day by a brilliant audience.
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By Telegraph 10 the New-YOrk Tribune.
Sssfksvs Msvs~8 Tslesvsrs O&rs ee~.~y al - Hnaosy
Bescsr sf-s>fs

For further Tei>yrsph'e Dispatches see VIA Peg.
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Nicaragua Affairs, &c.

WASHINGTON. Iue>fav. July ID
Ny Wooster with 4 number ot distinguished tunc-
uonares, including foreign Ministers, lea here q
O'Clock IN \ special tram Tor Annapolis, to start o.
sn excursion on board the steamship Golden Gate, d
IL O'Clock. They are to return 10 Annapolis AZ Z.
and start for New-No : at o O'Clock with Mr.. Web
ser and part of The guests.
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The President and Party at Annapolis. As.-
Fatal Railroad Accident

btLTINOkk, NtSliy, July IS
President Filmove arrived al Annapolis this nom.
ing. and was rccived by the Mayor. Corporation,
and large thronS Of citizens, who escorted him 10
the Naval school and thence 10 the steamer Gold
en- Gate" which came up the Bay With large party
~ far Is For; Nclony, which she SalIted and thea
started back
Daniel Webster arrived al Annapolis .his evening,
and leaves tomorrow IN the Golden Gate" His
reception was most enthusiasts
TIE burden tram from New-Nork. ran OF tho
track this morning killing Mr.. Clarke, the hremsa.
ana dangefousl, wounding Mr.. Meredith the Con
ductOr.
The Southern MNlhsS arrived bu. the papers Goa
tar no news Of importance.
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A Nsw FENcS When speaking on pre-


vious occasions IN relation 10 the merits OF some
STYLES OF Iron Fences for farms and cemeteries, We
nearly believed 1t impossible 10 produce anything
better than the excellen, samples which to our
notice. Formed Of wroughi-iron, and possessing
therein sn unusual degree of elasticity and strength.
The old styes-od IN comparison with the improve
menis Of the las, few months but new ss compared
with the wooden mons,rosiiies with which We have
been 80 long conten,ed--the older styles oi Iron
Fences seemed 20 contain all requisite advantages
But the nature OF things this age IS not 10 stand
still Mr.. John b. WickerSsau, the enierprising
manufacturer whose establishment furnishes Iron
fabrics in abundance, has Just received Patent Tor
an Improved Farm Fence IN which many additional
advantages are gained, and the price OF fences Is
rather essened than increased 80 that none hereai-
Ter may be deferred nom employing them through
fear Of trouble expense. When properly construct
ed and wel-psced, they will endure for years, and
never need repairs unless treated with unnecessary
harshneSs. The improvement consists in the mode
Of securing the rails or Instead Of the eyes
used IN the older kinds, through which bolts wess
psed to bind ard strengthen the fabric, the fence is
oow made in sectional parts with Stats in the post 80
arranged that when IN place, they break joint with
esca other This slat. In one section. extends up
"Su' and IN the other downward and each rail is
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The Gardiner Affair.

NVIIHg NttTVId
Hon \, h HALL Postmaster
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"kNow THY.ELF."-Th truth of this
maxim only eQuaed by It's breylty, and since all
can practice It's precep,, we would call attention TO
those highly interesting models OF human physiology
ON exhibition at the Society Library. They
were brought 10 thus country by the late Slgnor Sarti
and not one OF the thousands who have visited and
studied them has failed to acknowledge them une-
Qualed.
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CENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Te.

GENUINE TEAS.-Tho Canton Tos
~ Company hereby Spprse the pubic they
prepared " retail every vsesy Of TEA a. owet prices
Than any other establishments uniformly do. fher az
tensve wholesale trade always requiring thea 70 keep 90
hand very large ess0monI the purchaser 81 retail mecca
sarty derives 1any advantages BY trading win them,
which BE- win l 70 obtain elsewhere. City and county
families woald greatly eousuh their interests BY duly
gsrdine this advertisement This Is the Oldest Pea Com
pany 10 te city Their only establahmea Is Al l2o Chsi
ne branch stores
GrocoTs supplied In snaI quantities Is low a. BY the
chest lmhG I1Wsl is Sen
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no LET.-The delightful Country resi-

ITO LET.-The delightful Country resi-
4 dence Of the late Edmund B. Force Esq Red Mis-,
Pyramus Said residence within four miles OF Paefon
Railroad Depot IN Paterson east and four niles notln
OF he vsge OF Hsckenssck. pleasant rosd, Aod u
essaut and heal btu neghbOfhOod snd consists OF Al e
sn modern built two story cling house with p azZs "a
mont containing IS rooms aands from the road IL sur
rounoed with hne shTubbery and ornamental trees COn'
necled with large garden, peach orchsrd me gs
nerv &c fla within 40 OF fine sheet o. water cover
ne some so acres OF land. with fine waterfall Aso ~
acres Of land beside psstursge, In high STATE OF cus@
lion on which IL an abundance OF fruit large Oan, car
rsgehouse wss and other al IN me
very best condition. Inquire Of D DEAAhEsts Iu4 20
OF JOHN B. DOREMUs or JAS. r. FINK, nesr tne pre-
mises. ~
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nor SALE.-A rare opportunity for a
n person with capital Of 8 100 For sale, en- OIL
FACTORY with all the apparatus sud machiaery seces-
ssry for successfully rynE on business vt s"s~e pr
year Ian amount thai uAnsacted eclhsr VITA tao
good viii 81 the custom Of tho esebhshmeal grf.sa
with the above amount OF capital cas- sake -
per sDnam The present owaef being engaged Ia Oher
business. which demands ali his seulOn u ao oay eNm
for selling. Inquire NJ IM RpfnABst, BrVokyn mS lW
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DRESERVE YOUR AWNINGS
IL TYLRRS ANTI MILDEw AWNINGS, supexicz
to all others 10 They been tssted by hun
dreds Of respectable citizens and acknowledge
to be a. represented.
q w Dawson w. w Cation, NJ willard,
r mcFeelev r. Sands, Il Il Peck.
Robert smith, Maxwell Sickles, j. Ash,
Robert Foulds.
CERTIFICATES.
NEw.YORK, August Is, lisa
JTYLER Esa.-Si,: The awning manufacturers byyca,
as, spring and warranted 10 mildew, has beea fsy
tried aud Is IN every reapsc wha you warranted, hss
from uidew shedding OF water To those In want Of
aossrnhle article ran fnl'y recommend the above.
PETERSON& HUMPHREY, Carpet Dealers,
49, PesFlst
SIR The Awning you made for u.s. warranted MOI 70
Mdew has fully sustained your guaranty OF IT, Snd We
take pleasure la recommending Il as being Tar saPe0gb
auy awning We have ever had In use Respectfully
- MOORE L CO, Ii2 Chathaa-a
Mr.. JAMES TYLER, cor. Chatham aud Mulberry as.
We can certify that Ihe preparation used by Nc Jstaes
TYLER In the mal ufdcure OF his Awnings, 10 pT9veat Nj
dew has b, Tn fully tested IN the experiment We have
made and has given entire sa SfacOn the Awning mais
for our esabshment having been 10 use, and exposed
eli weather since last Spring, therefore cheeahy
recommend IL 10 those who he 10 want Of tho shove
article. CHILD y w EDlMcLL,O d rAAroW
New-York. August IS, 1850.
Ato Cot and Sacking lttoms OF every description, a
reduced prices by JAMES TYLER, Mu6euys,,
mi I'm basement, (Old stand,l cor OF Chatham.
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MD STAND AWNING MANUFAC-

AID STAND AWNING MANUFAC-
OTORY, l1 Hester-st C JOHNSON tenders his sia-
thsnks 10 his friends and the public Ia general or lie
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon hin fo tho IA
twelve yesrs G. has on hand larger assortment
Of goods than ever, and prepared 10 make al kinds Of
psn and fancy Awnings and also iron frames pal up 10 he
strongest manner. Al orders thsnkfiliy received and
puncinsy suended to. N B-No numbug for water proof
or midew for Don't forget the Old stand sI hesss
2Sf Inns CHARLES JOHNSON
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4 VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE,

n NALOADhE I~O n Il YIN DALE,
IN suitable for q Summer Hotel gentlomsn's private
residence on Highlands Of Nsvesnk 20 miles from the
City Of Nsw-York For farther particulars apply TO J.
FLETCHER s. Ohatham-st 26f lmt
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CHURCH ORGAN MANUFACTO-

NRY.-0EORGE JAR0INE 548 PssrLa DeJ ClY
Hospital BTosnway, New-ferk Plane and esumsss 81
yea. Orders respectfully sohosIed, vhies WI 90 usoS'
faithfully executed. and upon liberal lsTlns JaiS ycoa
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2a imeod'
NOR SALE Ar PERTH AMBOY-

IL A besuifnl Building Lot situated In HigaH. The
pad lot IL 40 by S. with Qusnty Of good building
thereon n desirable place for person doing bust
mesa In York, for Summer Boardir House,
there four steamboats, stop dey-ars
12t cents The said io 10 about two Hinusf wsk from
The landing The river aud bay abound with good hshing
oysters ke Sc q splendid beach for bslhing 10 short
sor nj for rcsis 10 The county everything that
could be desired Terms SO0 cash upon delivery OF the
deeds, te perfect For farther particulars, inquire OF
LEWIS 0OLDiNG, Perth Ameoy, or JOHN w.
SHEATH, American Museam, New-folk mlSSt'
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NOR SALE-Two three story brick
III STORES and DWELLINGS. situated on the west
side Of The Eleventh avenue Forty seyeah sod
Forty srees baidiags by 81 set lots % by 100
feet In thriving Deghbofhood, and In the vicinity OF sev-
ernI manufactures an opp )site the Hudson River Rail-
road Terms liberal woald bs exehsagsi fof vacant
LOT, IN the vicinity Inquire Of MARTIN Z. THOMPSON,
No 257 Broadway. mielws
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BROOKS BROTHERS, ZIG and lis
1JCherry-st corner OF Cstbarine-st New York, aesm
10 inform their friends and customers that they have ~
for sale an extensive and varied stock OF READY hADs
CLOTHING, eIRbs eeing every "a Atty and deserpues
MERCHANT TAILOhING-They would invhs -
esl attention their selection Of Goods Tor hs se
which have been carefully procured for this depstns
NUTICE-Ther recent purchase OF Location on e 49,
wsy will not cause any change In their present eli, ~
meet H.
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A REGISTER OF WESTCHE ESTER
IN COUNTY REAL ESTATE-AtO N. COWDREYS
Office, is Chambers-st MISUNDERSTANDING Of Farms,
Building Sites Hudson River Views, Water Powers, Mills,
Houses Village LOts &c. offered for sale, and de-
pcbed and skeched In this Register thus adordng fac
for information persons wishing 10 purchase or hire
Summer Residences without the expenses ordinarily In
cured. NJ X. CoUZENs, Agent DobbS Ferry,
i7 2m$ Westchestef Co. N. Y.
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SITUATED ON HUDSON RIVER.

SSANDY HILL, H. Y-For Sale or exchange IN part
for productive Guy property one quarter onehaf or al OF
and extensive. Also q substantial splendid DWELLING
with any number up 10 sx1yhve, hrs' rae
STORES all of which renting al 10 per cent for what
will be- asked for them. Title indisputsble Two sud
ther particulars Stnre of BUNTING FOOT IA Peerlst
n. Y, MARTINOILL NasIau'sL or the owner q 20
HARVEY, Sandy Hill mo 2~d INV"