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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
NOR SALE AT EAST-CHESTER.-

IL The subscriber oders for sale her unsvded one sixth
mart OF the valuable FARM IN betow OF now
Occupied and partly owned by PeteI Bates said farm
smaied directly upon the hne OF the Harlem kafosd
fur mlles souIh OF White Pains yRg upon both sides OF
he posi-road leading from Easicesie TO The Plans ana
contains about si4 OF excellent land The surface
rolling and well walered and 10 divided Into arabic
meadow and wood land In suitable proportions Upon the
PROMISES are large and comfortable farmhouse, two
ss tenant houses barn and other convenient outbuid
ings choice fruit rees and number OF eligible building
'P''' JANE VALENTINE, 1877 Heury-st
ifeVrs orr l65 Fronl-st New-I0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
NOR SALE-A splendid opeiin

LNOR SALE-The modern built, three
n story brick house No AZ Sixth 81 with folding doors
marble msniels basement and under cels Vrosn ws1e
bath room &c In frstrate order. Inquire a Z9 Green
Wichsl OF Ills lmsl A. A. WlLDEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
NOR SALE.-A fine Wheat and Grass

III FARM containing $50 acres, in Prince William Co.
Va and lying within % miles Of Alexandra and % miles
of eton Cy-both rsrate markets For psrLicp-
lars apply per sonalv, or by letter, (postpsidl 10
81 2ws WILLIAM DAY, lA Liherty-st ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
nOYTvS COLUMBIAN LINAMENT

h-Witbout exceptions this Invaluable compound Ia
the greatest remedy In existence for the safe and speedy
cure Of Sprsins Sweings, Rheumatism, Bruises, nc re
Certificates Of the remarkable cures can DO seen
the agencies all speaking 10 the highest terms OF is mani
fold virtues n.
and from his business distance of miles he assures tho
proprietor that what says IN regard to the Linsmen
not couched in language strong enough 10 express his feel
ipRs of the great dement's received from us use . $50.
30 ~NEw.YORK, May 10, 1880.
"DEAR SIR-I gives the utmest pleasure to add my
testimony OF the very great and indescnbabe dement,
have received from using your invaluable Lnament Last
August attacked with Rheumatism, which continued
to Prov worse, although tiled all the remedies that
would DO bad Finding myself growing still worse,
concluded take "Trip down the southern coast as far a.
Texas thinking the change Of climate would relieve me
but | returned worse thsn ever. Such condition was
in that Loaf The of my limbs; they were all drawn
out of shape by the horrible agony which | suffered
was obliged frequent narcotic poons IN order
TO pet temporary relief from my sutiengs, which con
timed 10 increase On the day Of my arrival, your Lima
men was presented 10 try. got friend to baths
me with II quite freely and Is seemed AS II some magical
Influence was working me-so agreeable was the sen
rest | continued 10 apply your LinamenI and In two
weeks | could wsk without any difficulty III any
pson should have doubts In regard 10 the mstef snd
will call ON me- will convince him that Il has done for me
even more than s described above.
Yours. sincerely.
GEO w BRADY, ~ SpnngsL'
As horsc remedy II has attaned great popularity the
owners Of 80 eco horses have certified.
Sold by the druggist generally IN extra large b0ules
price 81 cents Agencies al 1856 Chsthamst So Bowery
30 Fulton ST. II CsDalst 557 HudsO-si IS COurtlsndst
Wholesale orders addressed 10 WIN II. HOYr lI Wer
Twenty sixlh.st viii be sent TO al parts Of the world
j25 81 S&Mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
NOR SALE EAST CHESTER.

A vAIuss, eFARM. suusted directly upon the line Of
A. tI,,s p .i;toad miles south % WHITE Psins lying
n 6n ~ the pOsI rosd leading from at Chester
70 he PlsssJ ard contains sbost n scres Of very 7Hes
s, Lara The Farm is high state o. imp Ovcmsnt the
r6ac IA rolling and well Watere6, diyo-d Into ara
HE meadow sHd wood ls a. 10 suasbe proportions for
Srmng purposes Upon the premises large and sub
snts dwelling house four recently bDilt houses
two large barns lone recently buil and extensive sh-d
speciOus carriagehOuse warehouse miihDuse grassy
md other convenient and utDu dings About
50 acres Of apple orchard and othsr choice ut e-s For
~ az 10 Csasrisf Nsw.York 4f2V*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS on

Iong island for sale exchange for CITY or Brooklyn
Situate Fsrning dae containing IS acre. A.
r,esr and vel fenced aud most Of 10 high state Of cur
vsion The Houss is nearly new, aud contains rooms
h hand some verAndHh IN frOrt new Bara, p ee y r.
srb,eis a wei Of excellent water the u . Of
bred Al 800 and Is bargain such a. can rarely De MT
with situated In popUious neighoo rnoo1 A. M
corner OF roads where there 10 good opening fof
store Church sod schOoh house within nre. mnut-s va D.
IL il about miles n ON Hcksyie, Mills from Ierusa en-,
miles from Auanucviie and South Oyster Bay, ~neIe
there Il abundance OF ses dim for manure -,,,,
For further particulars apply TO JOHN VANOE"u a
TER. the premises a. Fsrmingdae, or 20 =. W
BRANCH, III PeaTl-st. back Office, up stairs 800.
B-Tke Long Island Cars leave Brooklyn a. ln me
norning Rnd In lhe AilernoOn. ol w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
NOR SALE AT POUGHKEkPolE.-

h A handsome Brick House, perfectly new. and situ-
sied ia tine most cente and desirable par OF me ace
Lot s. feet front aud resi- by 26 feet deephaln building
Al by 81 feet rear extension 20 fset by 70 feet inches
House Is two stories and attic finished neatly and sub
stsnay ard fur nished with every aodern convenience
Pl.ns by r. Thomas Son Architects N. y Inquire OF
JAMES II FONDA Cashier Of the Merchants Bank,
PouRhkeepsie or Of the subscriber,
SAMUEL NJ VALENTINE, l65 froni-st OF
s1ws 81 LexinR .On-av. New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
PNEUMATIC AND PARALYTIC

ii EO MAIlC AND IA Kali Y TIL
4 REMEDY These Powders are ono OF the most
valuable preparations known for Rheumatism their oPe
rsou and rcuon appear 10 be aspechc, II not inalibe
They also highly recommended for Paralysis and hose
who have friends afflicted with Tits complaint may call
Isaac Smith, Wholssale Manufacturer OF Umbrellas
ana Psrasols, @51 PesrlsI; Benz Murphy 81 MonHose
Hugh Jones 1873 Division ST. who are now takipg theie
purgsve powders for Paralysis and are recovering from
Mrs Low, SO yandsnst has been confined to the houss
the past sixteen years OF Paralysis or HemPegis which
deprived her Of the OF her left e"iire side from ths
hesn down. and during her illness OF sixteen years. shs
could not s at the table and take her meals with the fan
ly Ia consequence OF the fooc falling from her mouth Sas
now sits st the table with the family and parke. Of nor
meals with pleasure and moreover chews her foot on INC
ef side IN preference 10 the right side which she hn no.
dOre before In the past sixteen years Ia fact the muscles
of the tongue OF the mouth restored TO their nsnrA
motions and likewise The muscles OF her and leg per
form their functions that she seps on her foot and raises
ne, which she has not doLe during her tness, until
within the pact monih.
The friends persons who afflicted with the sort OF
disease mentioned N this advertisement call Mrs
Low and Judge for themselves Of the wonderful curative
properties of these Powders Mrs. Low commenced tax
Ing these Powders Nov 5. 1850.
Mrs Eliza ournsey, 100 Delancys isnow almost cured
OF Paralysis by these Powders after having made trial Of
many other remedies to no purpose.
Bridget MeGin, AuorneyIi was cured BY these row.
ism the head, and during this time she Obliged 70
have her heed shorn and wear flannel caps abe has 10"
hne head OF hair and enjoys the best OF health .,.,s
several years with Rheumatic ameness In the egs, and was
efectusly cured by these Powders.
Mrs. Sheppard 81 BCekman-st was severely ahcto1
several wears win Rheumatism in the egs and cured
by these Powders. ,,,
In very severe cases Of Rheumatism Lniment u also
used as an outward application, and sold with tho Pow
ders.
Tne annexed list Of perrons are kewise given refer
erces Of the curative qualities Of these Powders; Robert
Dean l59 Monroe st Col. Hushart 80 Hester st Mrs.
Myers &c Essexst, Acela Grant, II ChesnutsL
Sold by Sylvester ~ Walkerst; DR.. + Hubbard liz
Johust; William Florence corner Of Third avenue aud
Thry-iourtE-st John Van Dyk, 81 Grand-st Williams
burgb; h D. Wynans NJ d., corner Of Columbia and Rg
ir gtOn eta
These Powders put up in boxes and tie dlrecuOps
labeled on them. Price, 50 cents box.
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail by
lflaw3wS' CHARLES FOX. 2li4 Divsion-st- ". y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

TELEGRAPH WIRE.-ICHABOD
u WASHBUBN CO Manufacturers of al kinda OF
Iron Wire from Foreign Revived Irou. Telegraph Wire
Bright Annealed, and Spring Wire. All kinds Of Round
Flat Angular or Oval Wire beat adapted Machine pur
poses, s1Aghlened and Gu 70 any length Worcester,
hsss. ~ 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
Perry Dsuss
NEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. Is tho

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is tho
best article IN The world for tie Immediate relief Of EI
erns and Internal Complaints Full directions for s le
will be found In the Peoples Pamphlet" published BY -
prophetoFs, copy OF which will be given with eyaJ
bottle For sale Al wholesale In NewYork BY
A. B. D. SANDS, 100 Futon-st William Burgee,
Cortlsndst Minor Co. ga Euton-st SEQ J. W.
kaybee, 81 Nsssan-st Havsnd Reese & Co. 50 nGdsn
lane; N. Ward Co % do Alcott McKissoa { R0bb11
IN d.; Leeds Hazard. i2l do Z Tnppee, ~ foi
Morton, babcocs Wood, ls9 do r. B. Hevisnd Co ~
Broadway HsydOck, Corlies & Clay, 2l8 Peal ST. v
Chcheuers Co 81 BaTclsy.s KOop, Fischer Co. News
Also, for Sale by the Trade generally.
BEWARE OF COUHTERFEITS -.
And buy none but the GENUINE ORIGINAL PAIN kif
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
"a High-st Provdenee.
B. The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 70 Pns,
RY DAVIS a son, A. Trade Marx, recently deciaH
By the Supreme Court ~ sm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
NOR SALE.-Five Houses on North

H. side OF Twenty nnth-sl two between Broadway and
sxthsvenue, and three west OF sixtasyenue Very neat
rreesory brick bouses with hot and cold water bathing
tnb water closet kc Price 49, 200 to $500 large part
OF the purchase money lay Tor Eve years At SIX per cent
INQUIRE on pre- misses Al No ST. one OF 'he two hr
named houses between Broadway and sxtbavenue, OF
A, PTTCKTFY 81 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
TELEGRAPH.


ITO TEL EGRAPH COMPANIES
u THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PROV1NcES>-The subscriber would respect
lly give notice that he has opened rooms a. III Brood.
way EewYork for the purpose Of Keeping constantly on
Sas Wire Registers, Magnes insuators, Zscs, PorOua
Cups Tunbers, Acids Protectors, Olmstea6's Battery
eutts Perchs ard River Wire and every desert non Of
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL fELE0KAPa
APPARATUS
Al ManufacmreTs prices
The advantages 10 the Companies In having room Of
this kind obvious require moments eonnderar
non ard 10 sincerely hoped they viii extend 20 1. their
support AL valuable Improvements VIII be added 70 Ia
stock possible. OrderE viii be punclualY a.
ended 70, neddressed 10
NORTORs TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
OLE SatTukThu III Broadway Nsw.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
A BUSINESS STAND and FARM tor

IN SALE known Kensico Ssaon, Gate Davis Brook
upon The line OF the Harlem Railroad 80 miles from New
York and mes north Of White Plains sad farm con,
tans 80 acres Of land suitably divided no meadow wood
and orchard OF grated fruit Near the track new house
a by o. barn she'd &c Possession given on the lst OF
April. Apply to W. keller, Nasssn-st j. SHER-
prenises IFS 2tSkW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

WINDOW SHADES AND TRIM
w MINGS, by G. X Kicker Co importers and man.
ufscturers Of Transparent Window Shades, English aud
German OH Cloths Buff and White Linens, &c, wholesale
and retail at Oldest establishment in the United States
No ISL Chsihsmst and defy all competition, and will sell
any their stock lower prices than can be found in this
Civ All Shades warranted not to curl or stick.
B-The trade furnished with English and American
Csmbrics Paints &c at the lowest prices.
IN Imh G.. X. KICKER co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
NHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES

CHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES
~ Are matters OF much interest to large part OF tue
community. There are l25 BUILDING LOTS in JER-
sEY CITY three blocks from the ferry: lying on the Rail
road Warren Steuhen Prospect and Morgan ss that
be bought at from $500 $500 lot aud " built In
year. only $50 cash PAYMENT and balance can remain i've
years per cent This property be reached In 10
minutes from Broadway Is rising rapidly in value Taxes
lower than in any city hereabout offering great induce
ments 10 those DESTROYS OF securing home. Apply TO H.
McCOMB builder. Steuben-st on the premises or to
CHAS J. SMITH, 50 Maiden-ane. i6 MkTh2m"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
xTALTARLE PROPERTY for SALE

" ALU AbLE I hOI EIt IUI D1A
v In the Town Of EAST CHESTER. Westchester Co.
NYTbe Farm late OF Moses Clark decreased, situs ed IN
the town OF East Chester Westchester Co 10 offered of
sale II is situated about miles from the Tuckshoe De
oS Of Inc Harlem Railroad containing 0i bounded
ooherly By hghw sy leading from East Chester 70 Ne"
Rochelle esstey by The esstey highway Of East Chester
sou;heTly by land late OF Judge SOmerve westerly by
lands late OF KHn Morgan, and lands OF James Morgan
Esa On the Fam a substantial mansiOn-hOuse, large
barn and extensive sheds, Hhouse, caragehouse ana
ct necessary outbuidiHgs al in good condition. sso
good tenanthouse The Farm is 10 high state OF I'M
provemen and well calculated for farming or 70 be d.
vded in lots il Is bounded by highways about 20 rods
From this place there Is q very extensive view OF Long
Island SeuHd 5000 OF the purchase ney may rem an
on mortgage on the Farm FOR further psrcu inquire
OF SAMUEL CLARK, lac Elizabeth 81. New York, ALI
a. New ocheiia JOHN SOULiCE.
NJ 5w+ Executor Of Moses CLARK, decd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
INSTRUCTION.

EDUCATION. An experienced Teach
Ler would call the attention Of those Parents who
nave Chldren that are wanting an lNsTRU CrkESS IN
Music and tho French and English Languages 70 s az
rs. nent she has been very SUGGEST al VITA her pups
- an refer M many families with whom she Is at present
engaged Address N. q this Office Tribune 81 81
LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN
IA TEACHING would take few more pupils upon the
forte and Singing Best ofrefertnce given snd terms
reasonable Address q. r A Tribune Once. 81 oteou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
NOR SALE.-Two new three-story

AWh . "A u e W. 10" OHIOO
n brown front Houses now finished 25 by 30 feet
uuasd on the uortherly side Of Frspsce between Gin
ton ard Court ss South Brooklyn They are built with all
modern improvements. having water throughout bathing
sppsrsus gas pipes furnaces DC All the houses this
place have browntone fronts and court yards 10 front So
eet inches deep addition TO the u,ua lot OF 100 feet
Apply to EDWARD KELLOGG a Soonest. (up stairs)
NewYork, ClintensL corner OF President, Brooklyn
81 IWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

DIANOS FOR SALE and to hire, At ?
u Barclay-sL opposite the Astor House from ca to oc
taves N rosewood and mahogany cases
mig SIM JAMES THOMPeOH. late Talmau 4 Randall
DUBOIS & WARRINER, Piano-Forts
DMakers 3l5 BROADWAY NY 100 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
40 DRUGGISTS.-For sale, the stock

NO LADlES.-The elegant and useful
incarnation. PARKERS FURNITURE GLOSS,
cleans posbes and beauties Furniture with rich luster
FAY hetter than vanishing and much used and valued or
t resrh able properties Of restoring and Frightening old
or faded Furnlurt Chairs sc. Parfers furniture Gloss
has been extensively used by the ladies OF New YORK Phil
adelpha and other cities who have given the heares APP
greatest ease. by any lacy, in moment OF dme Price .
cents per bottle ,r or,,rs
Phiadelphia-Lades' Commission Store, All Chesnutst
New-York-E Combs, 2eS Grandst
Cincinnati-G +. Thomas 1863 MRin-sL
Camden. N. J.-Cowperhwaite Son, Second and FED
era SITS.
Buffalo n Y.-Jsmes sully 81 Lloyds st.
Wilmington Del-John A. Duncan. - . .
wholesale orders supplied by Z. PARKER, 2 u BOX
No $40. Philadelphia, Pa. ~ Eawit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

EyOR SALE.-The three-story and attic
brfck dwelling House. with high basement, IA Ninth
A. near Tompkns square the north side; lot 10 ieet
inches In width by half the block The house 81 Feet IN
DEPTH built best about three years since with
modern improvements. II has been recenly painted and
u in rsrate order The drawing room Is is feet by 80
The whole house astefly decorated and well arranged
Apply to ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer,
lts Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
EOR SALE.-A desirable RESIDENCE
NOR SALE.-Over 200 BUILDING

A(NOh OAI46.-ONCI ~SS
Il LOTS situated between the eth and SIhavs and l4st
and l45th-ss These lots beautifully located command
Ing full view ofthe High Bridge and the upper part OF
the Harlem River with lie bold and rcmsnuc shores As to
beauty Of location can be safely stated that there are no
grading OF the Eighhev. win be completed within few
weeks be doubt that there viii be At once es
tsbshed line ofsages 10 run upon the avenue
between the City Hall and the High Bridge-thus present
ing quick and pleasant mode OF travelling between the
above property and the City Hall These lots will be
sold very favorable terms. Apply 10 ID. b. WlNTON,
II Cedarst where maps and other information can be
had. OF lmeodG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
INSTRUCTION. =

and Girls from 10 to Is years Of age, who wish 10 &C
ouire clear knowledge of the German Language by an
essv method and In short time may hereby ind this an
excellent opportunity Instruction 10 nose WnouI sAhs
gratis 25 Chrislie-st
B-A few gentlemen may find pleasant rooms IN the
upper psrt.o the house 81 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
VNOR SALE OR TO LET.-A highly

III improved FARM, containing upwards OF 100 acres,
situated within ~ mes Of the city OF New York and In me
tmnediate ehborhood OF Railroad station The build
ins are in good order and suitable for gentee family
Tsere ia an of fruit the mTm large garden
IN The rear OF the dwelling house, and handsome lawn ia
front The dwelling house and out-euhdiugs, with rom
snT 10 ter acres OF land win be let separately required
az I've Apply TO JOHN WALLIS, 50 Joan-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

EOR SALE-The modern three-Story
IL brick HOUSE ard LOT 10 fee. g WestT wehh-st-
i ssbv lOS feet house Is Oy 20 feet o. 500 Of the pur
chase money can remain bond and mortgage For fur
Their particulars inquire Of A. BLEkCkER, brosdst or
Of LAPAUGH 4 DOWNING, 81 Wsll-st 4th hoor. II
not disposed OF private sale be The zeIh inst II VIII
be sold on thar day a. suction by A J. BLkECKEk Auc
fiOn90r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
ATPRIVATE SALE-Five HOUSES

N and LOTS on Twelfh-st. between Finn and Sixth
avs knows numbers So 49, 100, o4 and ito Size OF
houses 10 feet uchee by 40 feet Deep finished in modern
style Range Bathroom, &c. Size OF lot 10 feet inches
by 1903 feet deep. For terms, &c. apply 70
sfIw A. j BLEECKER, Auctioneer Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

DOOK- KEEPING TAUGHT bySTUR-
D TENANT 1873 Waverly place near Sixh-av. Books
posted up and balanced regularly kept by agreement
j2l lmS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

NNJ AINT1 EAot J u W ElIIIA NHU DIIl-
w YER WARE-Those who wish to purchase
WATCHES or JEWELRY viii find Il greatly 70 theii
Advantage to call the subscriber who IL constantly 70
eevng all descriptions Of gold and silver watches direct
from the manufacturers In England France and Swtzer-
and which he = selling ~ Wholesale and retail st The
very lowest prices- 49, -
Iadies and Gentemens Gold Watch Chains, Diamond
angs and Pins Gold and Silver specaces, Sterling Silver
spoons, Cups, Forks, &c
God Watches as low 20 10 SIS each; Watches and
Jev,elry exchanged. All Watches warranted 10 keep
Iood time OF the money returned Watches Clocks and
Ieery repaired In the beat manner and warranted at
much leas than the usual prices.
GEO C. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
pSO sms Wholesale and Retail 81 Wau a. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

A REGISTER OF IVES rCHESTER
N COUN MY REAL EsTATE-AtO NJ COWDREYS
Office IS Chsmbersst New. York-COnsistng Of farms,
Building Sites Hudson River Views, Water Powers, MUS
Houses Village Lots &c. offered for sale, and oe-
scrbed skeched in this Register thus ahordlng fsc-
ties for Information persons wishing t. purchase or he
Summer Residences without the expenses ordinarily IN
Cured. NJ X. COUZENS, Agent Doohs ferIy,,
ia 2ms Westchester Co. N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The HOUSE
(AaDd LOT l28 Fourth 81 third door from ChHstopherlt
Lot % et7 inches by lO feet deep House rs feet inch
o. by 40 feet in depth, with modern Improvements For
terms, &c apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
SfIw AuctiOneer. BrOaf-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
mo WOOLEN MANUFACTURE

II ERs-For sale, q Wool Csrdng, Dyeing and Cloth
n-s..nS Esiablishment situated In me IOWA OF Soners
We.tcbss.eT Co ny Toe bnding Is Ia good repair sad
he machinery IN perfect running order TIE lOcsuon Of
nkc,unng Further information may be obtained by sd
dressing The subscriber feekskll n T. or personal
nIWs c. VERN0L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

NOR SALE.-A valuable building lot,
q nv 100 feet on the north side OF President st dis
tsnt A feet from The w corner Of Hsniton-ay aud
Prasidenst south Brooklyn This lot IL 10 the Immediate
,os,v ~ Hsnion Ferry and s desirable location for
. store Apply 10 HENRY AUSTIN BRADY,
film. 81 Wall-st N. YORK. or 6s Poparst Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

NOR SALE-The HOUSE la Waiver
II ieypIace, with rooms on each aoor. Lot 50 feet
mont by so feet deep. Apply 10
Sfu THOS RICHARDSON. Al Exchange-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08

subscriber offers FOR sale the remaining nlIty-two
LOTS in ihe above village Inc low price Of Sl9V each
part remain bond and mortgage Sewers. I"1ses
have already been contracted for and few erected and
CREST improvements will be made the coming sumner
This Of the best opportunities ever offered lo poor
man be- wishes 10 leave home for bis chdren ioi hese
Lots In less than eve years will be worth 81 cOOeach For
maps information and purchase, apply 20
~f AufTEI r IA RTOI Window shade Warehouse,
6f6teodA us and III William o.. near beekman-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-08
A T PRIVATE SALE

"A L PRIVATE SALE.-Ihe three-sLo-
my brick HOUSE and LOT, SO Warren-st Size OF
lot 81 feet inch By 0l feet deep The house 10 finished
IN good style with marble manels folding doors 8e &c
SfIw AucuOnser. BrOad-st.