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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
VACKSON'S PATENT ANNUNCIA-

EAOhEON = Il n EAN i hlN ~ " NNlA-
~ TOR OR HOTEL TELEGRAPH-An elegant and
usefu Hschine q substitute Tor bella IS formerly In USE
This Invention has invariably received me FIRST premium
whenever presented for competition, having received the
eod redsi al the American Iasuute silver medal At the
Boston Fair, diplomas where medals nave oeea pre-
yi0Ds awarded H. For is superior gsTormance We Deg
refer reaTly al the leading hstclss hotels 10 the
UDitfo States. We present tbs following tepnoniss Of
persons Who have hsd great expee Ia bell hanging the
Ngw-YoRK, March g. 1851.
DEAR sIRs: In answer to yours OF the Is, inst asking
my opEiOL 10 lde merits u Jacksons Annuncsior or
Bel Telegraph beg 10 state lal dsgr hed nem up IN
many class Hotels IN various psrS 81 the uoio9, snd
extensively In 10 ctyghst they have given all tbs asts
faction Ihsl possibly could BE- sxpeeieothst know Of 40
machine hat vorEs 80 correctly 10 al ia paris and with
SO much simplicity It's elegsnt appearance; a. well as is
general utility, warrants us 10 commenting y to hotel
propetors and ohes .ne most perfect Alaunciaor
Bel TesgJyYhs n S r Me- sgs FsssP1fay ON ,
GEsTs For The last three years have ased JEcksoas
Psient Aoruneisor FOR Hotels IN his city and State aso
10 Nerleu end il hes proved perfectly satisfactory The
vel 20 myself an decidedly Of opiDisn that
Il possesses superiority of rechsrical construction ef-
cheney sno durability in Itself Al other snnuncators
that have ever seen. sEFH w FULLER
Bel Hanger, II DeyouStireGt
GENrs. We have pa, your Jschsons Patent Aunuucla-
tor IN ssverI large Hotels and Steamships where they
give perlec' ssusfaccn As invention, for combine
tor echsnsm durability freedom Of action and ess la
biliiy o enlargement, We unnesitaiingy give Il IS
opinion dat u u superior to anything IN for Ike pur
poses. heGREGOk a HAYmAN
Nev York March 6, 1851.
DEAR SIRs Having put up two n your Annunciaiors
10 this oily, 500 desire 10 know my opinion oftnssn con-
toer more perfect mschle cannot be made Ia appear
snce IL neai sbc Ornamental and II put By competent
person csnDoi get OCT Of order
HENRY HOCHSFRASSER, Bell Hanger,
Ptaade. h'a, M9rch7, 1851 SO souh Eighth 81
The pubic are respectfully cautioned sgsiDst makng
wedding. or osihg Infringement Of his Patent Maui
fsCiurer Ousy by
JACKSON fORMANUTACTURINJ CO.
1874 WiAlam-st New-Y0rk
The Pstsu'' Tor England France and the .nsdV Tor
SAFE mhl7 Sm"lawM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
AT PRIVATE SALE.-A Country

A y
Feat containing 80 Of snd, situated on the west
bank of the Hudson River, two miles north OF Newburgh
about a0O0 feet river front, with high wooded bank On
the premises there Is hne house 45xS5 built In l844 Of
brick stuccoed-wng In the with Kitchen and wash
room-size 20x25, two large ciserDs end good well on
The place There is great variety OF fine grained fruit
pesT cherry, plums, peaches quiuces, epples &c Tbs
place commands q fine view OF NewbuTgh Bay and the
surrounding country. For farther particulars apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer
m291w Broad-Bt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
I AIDES SHOE MANDATORY,

I65 Columbla-a about purchasing Shoes for
themselves their friends children would DO well 10 call
ana eAamiue before purchasing elsewhere
Our assortment OF Ladies' Mss-s and Chdrsns Shoes
al Of manufacturing asd Daoe Of tho heat ma
tsrias sud workmanship. BURR RANDALL
MO I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
XTALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT

y PRIVATE SALE ON EASY TERMS.
{ lots south aide Twenty-hnh- between Ninth and
Tenth avenues.
lots east tide OF Tenth avenue between Twenty fourth
and Twenty fifth ats
lots west side OF Tenth avenue between Twenty fourth
ard Twenty nj sts, including corner lot
lots north side ofTwenty urlhst, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues.
Also, water grant covering II os being the west pars
othe south half of the block, together With the pre-
empuop night % lots IN front thereof extending from
Eleventh to Twelhh avenues Inquire OF BEVERLEY
ROBINSON 50 WalLst. or THEODORE MARITIME,
Tweny-eeh th-st between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
n25 i(tMWS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NO MANUFACTURERS.-The pro-

IENO MANU- All OREIlO'-IAS pro-
Il perry sud effects Of the Rope and Begging Company,
situate 81 Somervile State OF NewJersey vii DO sold Al
sucten on the 9th day OF Aph next The premises Al II
O'Clock NJ to the hghes bidder The property consists OF
substantial brick building 40 feet by rs feet four soTea
inR Also large boarding house, near The factory. to-
geher with al the machinery In said mill tof he manuse-
ture OF Duck from American Hemp. The machinery Ia
sufficient for the manufacture OF 50 bolts OF Duck daily IL
p perfect order and The whole establishment can he pat In
working order Ia IS hours fhe power IL Furnished by
water iaken By canal from the RariIAa river. The ebtab
nshmen 10 about hours ride by rsiroad or Steamboat
from New-Ycrk City FOr further particulars application
houd be made 10 IRE Agent 81 the premises 10 MOSES
II. GRlNNELL, 70 southst, or - GEORGE CURTIS
WallSL, New-York ml7 las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
EyOR SALE-The Country ResIdenee of

NOR SALE-The Country Residence OF
4 the late Horace Cogswell, Esq In the Village OF
QTeenport, Long Island. IT. house IL well built two
story frame building with dining room, kitchen laundry
and wood shed attached. The whole buildings SbOut p
front by 100 feet deep The house hes two parOrs on
first hoor snd come hne sleeping rooms VITA cOnyen
lent panes the second floor The psrors are furnished
with marble manels and the house occupies perhaps the
most pleasant location in Greenpor as 1t stands upon high
ground and oveflookg the village al every point and re
coric Bay for miles.
large garden surrounds the premises, at the foot OF
which there IL stream communicating win the Bay Oh
sufficient depth to admit OF sabosts coming direct 10 the
grounds There lie large barn. carage aud other
convenient oubuildngs the premises. Greenport 10
terminus Of the Long Issnd Railroad and the place 10
growing rapidly The Railroad Company commutes upon
very reasonable terms. , - .
GEORGE SCOTT ROE,
mSI 2aw7tM6Th* 10 Merchants Exchange, (Hanoverst)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
nor SALE.-A FARM, Is miles from

ANOIt OHL1E~-A FAhNf TO WIIto ItUII
n Kew-YOFk, uesR Railway, NewJersey, within u
miles Of the railroad depot containing 10 acfes sores 0t
which covered with growth az inc ycusg wood, the
lance being meadows aud superior hrAbe land under
hh sise ofcuGvaron. There u large orchard OF about
t grated fruit Just coming into f beHrRg-a good
house viii modern Improvements such az farusce, cold
coneervstory ard garden laid out IN COCA wia
abundance of fruit rees such Peaches pears plans,
grapes &C. well or The best Wser extensvs cutbult-
tngs. 4 good order.
The place formerly tho resdeece Of Mr. Shoive Ia
knowE ~ Prospect HilL' sBd "a smpsnuv healthy.
There ale five Uslns " and from NeE9oFk caly, a.
ordpg every facility or persons doi1s business IN that
Citylbe cOInmulan0n being only = yer annum FOR
uriher panlcusrs apply to 8 SMELLING. 90 Wallet
o. 70 81 A. PICOT, on the premises. mi In dWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
ENARM FOR SAFE of l66 acres, about

n S. 10 wood the balance under cultivation Two
apple orchards 900 peach trees In bearing plum, pear
cherry and olheF fruit 10 abundance; two houses two
wells OF excellent wafer barn, &c The farm 10 10 Rood
fence, suitable for grain, and gardening IN su us
yaieues Situated al North Brunswick MtddleseA 20
two miles nom Washington, two mics rom cposwooo
Depot Camden aud AnbOy Railroad, and ak TO New
Also Farm sdoinpg Of 50 acres, house. barn. Nc 10
= good state Of cultivation. Inquire OF 4. y D. u
FOOfE, leo Wiism Ct, New-York; 5. r. SMITH. and
Capt SCHENCk, 81 bArclay.sL Hotel, or 10 JAMES
ACKERMAN ana s G. BOOTh, on the premiseg ma lwE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NURSERIES, Flushing,

HIGGINS'S NURSERIES, Flushing,
a H L. l. near New York.-DANIEL HIGGINS offers
for "a at be Nurseries, large assortment VI ult aud
Ornamental Trees, Towering Shuhs Evergreens earns
ION Herbsceous and Perennial Plants, Dwarf Box for
Garden Edeng, d c. &c.
5000 Osage Orange for Hedges,
$1,000 Double assorted Althess Tor Hedges
10000 ATborvite, -
10000 Assorted Euonymus, -
1900 Thorn Accis, -
TIE choicest variety Of Pears Apples Plums Nectsrnes
Apcot Pesces. Cherries, Qaince, Goosebernes, kAsp-
berries, CUnsnts Strawberries, Grape Vines, Bigs &c
Among the variety Of Ornamental Trees, Is the Paaiow
MA Imperiss large ard brahched Also large stock OF
Ornamental Trees adapted for street mating avenues and
ssdre grounds Also, variety OfEvergreens and Plants
ads pied Tor Hedges great variety q Creeping Nnes
among hich variety Of Praihes Mullh'ra 9reve,
ara Noisete Rofes HoneysuckeS. isaria or Glgcine,
Fvergreep Ivy adopted to buildings Trumpet
Creepers 6Do many other varieties . -
The proprietor returns many thanks to bis friends and the
public for the many avors he has received and which has
enabled him 10 ex end his nurseries and hopes conn1
spce OF the by strict and punctusl attendance 10 al
orders Visilers Invited to select their own trees
Trees carefully packed and sent TO all pss OIL me Dnon
ordered. h1i <mNih'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

vENEMPERANCE STORE.-Best
crushed Sugar only So Tor lbs; New. Orleans Sugar
s "a and "a bs aew fresh Green and Black Teas So per
ID best strong Tea per lb very fine rev crop Creep
Yea only fsper 10 best extra Green Tea o. per 10 ess
laws Ia %: Molasses "a per gallon; new crop New Or
leans "a Cd good Winter Oil 20 sd per gallon Winter
bleached on &c per gallon sperm Candies q I'd beat mold
Candles IOc and q good assortment OF choice Groceries
kc Sent all psrts OF ths city free Of exPenss
~ SACkETT K PECK,
- ich- TWelNl-aL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

NAT AUCTION-The subscriber will sell at PGbic
Auction bis EARM, situated in the Town Of Newcaste,
County of westchest.r on SATURDAY, April s. 1851 at
II O'clock NJ on the premises Said Farm contains l02
and Is within a miles of the Hudson River Railroad
Depot 1T Sing Sing near the mouth of the CrOtOn River,
and is adjoining the and residence Of CO. Joseph
Hunt commanding view of 30 miles Of the beautiful
Hudson and the surrounding country There SIX thrifty
bearing Apple Orchards The premises Of the choicest
binds Of grated pit Also, great variety of Pear Peace
Plum and Cherry trees, which bear sbundaDny. The
Farm will DO sold In three parts in the manner it Is now
divided by the highways running through IT, by which
division the smallest portion will contain shout 20
which 20 will contain The dwelling house, barn and
other outbuldDgs together with OF the apple orchards
and great variety OF other fruit and shrubbey
mention thus enabling those N purchase who merely
want country residence Tue conditions of sale viii be
made known on the day of sale There will be post
ponement of the sale unless the weather is stormy l.
The sale will pace the next fair day For further par
rculsrs INQUIRE OF the subscriber the premises of
msl SIS JOSEPH c. HORTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-

IADENCE Ar KlNGSBRlDOE WESTON 80 s-I nsss
FOR sALE-Consising Of a two sJ0ry house WIZ 49,
nsns and sttIc--f.onting hfty-four eei neusny Tbs
marble mAntels and CRATES throughout me s o,S
ear be adied n desired The ground 49, ~ lie
oul with fruit trees, snrubbery ke flsIe $40
linn .,v ,1es walk Of eher the Hudson
River or Harlem Rail Roads FOR t9r.sT p ps S aoss
CURE OF nohhhh janice M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

Finch & Garter.
GAS FILTERS and PLU MBERS. ~

n no II h<h' oh.+ Il h<S A'ADNkAN,s 81
- Bower, Nsw-York All kinds Of Ga and Water IN.
lures made TO order. Chandeliers PendAb Brsckes kc
Sab Tubs Shower Baths, Wafer COsets &c &c. Odsrs
20. ma Sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
DYE.NECK VILLAGE LOTS.-For

DYE-NECK VILLAGE LOIS.-FOr
hVae $50 lots 50 by 300 sst situated in he town OF Rye
and county Of Wsscheste viii he disposed Of In lots
plots to purchaser The above lots are most adnra
bly sused beeuUi ridge of land, sixty feet abo
ode water and twenty milsS from NewY6rk, bounded on
the one side By the Boston turnpike rogd and having me
NeW.York and Ne~-Haven Railroad rupsing through the
center OF the ard No spot in The county offers more al
vaptsges than above for building SITES being an eighth
OF mile nom the Msmaoneck Station and Long Island
sound fine view Of which may be had fro most parts OF
the land The .soop landing, two churches and school
houses arc Immediately adjacent % the property and no
conveuiences are wRnhng train OF cars VIII land pas
aeugers In New.YOrk before O'clock M aud return
reaching the village the hour la the evening Five
other trains stop at The Station during the days the COM
mutation il less han cents On the lots are Two
large dwelling houses, nearly news barns carriage houses
sc which win he sold low prices Terms OF sale are
10 per cent on subscribing for loor plot the balance nine
months, pay able monthly, when WARRANTED deed VIII be
given Inquire Of the owners, g. BARRY and N. TOMP-
KINS al me Office l07 BOwery, where photographic maps
and the price ~ each o from $50 10 $780, can be seen
nils lnMWS*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NOR SALE-The elegant COUNTRY

NOR SALE-The elegant COUNTRY
n SEAT on the Hudson River al Abbotsford. next
north Col HsmitOns resdence, ten minutes WAX from
the Oepot 1T DearmAn the Railroad. handsome two
story v en- but snd finished doabe Brick House. nearly
new with spacious balls piszzas, basement and attic
The grounds consist OF about 81 acres OF Land Beautifully
planted with fruit and ornamental shade eet IL one OF
he most beauunl and desirable residences the Hudson
Price SlOO Possession given May I, next Inquire Of
HOMER MORGAN Pine-st. or 2. A CASSAr, Agent
lS4 Pearhst, or r II ELTON 80 Nasssu-st
Also, lumber al Nila Lots In tho vclrtty, OF great
eesnty Of whch handsome Houses are now being
finished MA 2wMWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
Tg1HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

- N,rvyORK PHILA DELPhlA, bALdI,
gCREnsd WASHINGTON. NewYork OGes SoIp e,a !.
Hsno1er ard Beaver rear o. ne lxcasgs rllHYod,
$50, So, Al Negr.York, Jersey Guy, NewMh 80
Bru1swlck Prneecn Tren q Paseelgola 81 ~ 1saeos
- ~ care Baltimore Washirg0n Y ", 80
-, f,t ~ lhs Gree. rae Lines East, " ess I've
go sonth qtls Company syiog lately msne - nor.
rrsirs IN tho line greatly ia e5sod s son
iheroue nv siemazed ~ Dusioess ~ us l " rs
90 ln,o u delivery " Nes ara no" Prs.s re-
eve renfmig snd deliver ~ odcosl " In &C accc-
,i,sd f,r ne accommodation, Of tne puhnc - - -
- rr,,,ot,ss.sS fdeaiy hllls.t0 aueqnsea
yrs1 lusress he gue TO- ioefsessgs ~ So
Collected a. ne og,s con y q saosg IN prssk "a
t1IyeOS W. "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
LAROUGHTIRON STREETLAMPS.
DREMIUM KILN DRIED DOORS on

hand ard ado order. Of any size qualify sso
Sashts glazed not glazed OF the ises and oesl sys
inside aod outside Bnds and ShuGters For sale by he
sui scfiber. ~ Reekman-sL
mis- luMWSs N Z. klMbAILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

NOR SALE.-At New Rochelle, about
q hslf nile from the N Y. and New Haven Railroad
Depot a desirable COUNTRY SEAT formerly The resi-
iehce OF The lSs Samuel TITUS OF about u acres OF land
whee is pleasantly situated double tEostory no1etn
hult houSe hsyng a fne view OF the Sound On the
premises are three tenant houses, carriage house, barn
stable &c Siti variety of rait and ornamental uees
arce portion u he purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage Apply to AMOS WlLLETS, 24e East
sroadway, or 70 SAMUEL BOVINE, neer he premises
mis- 3ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
SMALL FARMS, with VILLA SIZES,

~ MALL r AhNIC, WIJu lila 81 Esc'
Non he LOUVRE FARM, Westchester-DUMONf&
HOSACK,l II Wailst or A FINDLAY, near the premises
offer al private sale n number OF small FARMS, with
VILLA SITES. y miles from the City Hall, N. Y. The
views are attractive ana the loo aon healthy. The distance
is short from ralrOsd depot and from steamboat land
Ing end there IL convenient wharf the premises for
vessels trading 10 the Of Wescheser. The DISPOSE
ton Of ground In laying out the premises hsa been such
furnish any quantity Of land to the purchaser from one
acre TO the limits Of The whole tract &c &c Title 70 hs
properly perfect Terms liberal Msps and further infor
nation obtained Of the shove parties. ml2 lAMWSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

IGOR SALE-Two 4-story brown stone
IL front DWELLING HOUSES, situated on the North
aide Of Egiheenths near Fhh%y Lots p feet 'front.' oy
with all the modern improvements such as gas, baths bells
speaking tubes heaters rangers marble msnles &c Fhe
above House furnished In the best manner and cacu-
lated for private residences potion Of thu money may
rep1in on bond and mortgage for term years Full
particulars will be- given on application TO
m8 lwS ROGERS ~ NAOLE, u orOhlWsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

NOR SALE CHEAP--Three valuable
"A Traes 81 Land LoDg lsand, distant about a. miles
rom The Siy one Of 20 sores, within 50 rods OF Long
fsand one OF go acres, about miles from North
port Steamboat Landing; OF Sc scres about niles
from Railroad 500 sepsraie tegeher Terms easy APP
ply 10 HENRY }. ScUDDER, Any Al Law,
mil lmMWSS 80 Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
GLASSWARE cheap for cash at III,

* phene Lamps oil cf he latest patterns. and A. n.
low esi cssh prices Aso Hal Lsrnps Globes cxmpseee
Oh ard bu ming fluid OF he beet quality wtOasae .al
retail, a. G. A. baldwin,
ms In SCI BOwery next 70 WAlks--.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

NOR SALE-A small Farm of fifteen
h acres BudlngsSll new and OF modern style, hand
somey located Staten sland, within threequarlers OF
mile Ofthe steamboat landing Part Of the purchase money,
rrequred. remain en- mortgage. For pRrucuas In
qure 100 West Elevepthst before 10 ocockn the morn
ing or sfter 8 In the afternoon. niz8 lWF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

4 OFFS OPPOSITE THE ASTOR-
H HOUsE TO LET.-The third, fourth and 9Th stories
Of store now finishing, Is Prkrow, opposite the Astor
House snd facing the PARK. they - feet by 40 10
size very light and have commOdious rear entrance -
msn MASON LAW, gl6 PesrLsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

m3I n sTILLMAN ALIEN y 90 NOso'Y "
FURNISHING

h WAREHOU5E.-Jobn r. Hoole, IA Nassen-e,
Yofk s prepared 10 furnish every article reqaias
FOR Binders consisting Of Muslin OF the most apPovoo
patterns and colors English eolored ana barb Car ssas
Morocco Roaps Russia Leather, coored and bark sks.
ersheep skins; comb marble and fancy Papers, hsad
Band Thread, Irvine, &c. Enclosing, standing C9ulns,
Layipg Finishing and Sewing Presses; Iaole ana sgua
Ing Shears Press Boards, Ruling Machines and rens'
TYPE and Cases, Rolling Machines, Brass Ornsmeng'
G3lsing snd Blank Rolls, Stamps and fien ralsss Tor
isbers Agae Burnshpes Plow Knives am ners Snosn,
Knives Compassss Lettering stamps, Tools sbo rl17s
rom designs cut ia superior style on me very nndest me-
tai with promptness and despatch n~<"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

BOOTS AND SHOES.-A. d. GALE,
AInsnufacmrer and wholesale dealer, invites county
merchants ana the retail trade generally, 20 call and
anime large assortment which will be sold Al the lowest
prices by the Dozen
N. B.-The Jenny Lind Ties and youths and boys gal
ters snd enRmeed lace boots made a. this establishment
Bizes given to suit A d GALE, rs Peartst,
ml2 I'm corner PsttsL, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
Il nESIPARLE RESIDENCE IfOR

IN sALY-Tbe large Elezsbsthlsn Cottage, with shout
to sc-es ~ land situate the Eighth near McCotoDs
mar The CoItsge IL neatly and Substantially bailt win
hsssrasnt milk vegetable snd coal cellars and the modern
MISREPRESENTATION Upon the premises flower garden
esstsbje garden and choice variety Of yo1ng bearing
f1tees grape vines The outbouses consist OF car
risge house. stables. wsshhouse, large ice house hleo
~. The High Bridge Harlem river, and beautiful
rounding country are within view The premises are
wiihn convenient distance OF either the Harlem or H1d
cor River Railroad stations and In peroc. order For
further particulars pqure The Cosge, or at % Beeknan
81, between 10 and O'Clock, OF -. $500,
mM lWs NATHL JARVIS. Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
OF ALL THE CHOICE SPOTS that

n - L
NIare daily offered sor SALE none can excel-indeed
none can compare wlhihe property now offered 10 tho
public BY thai beautiful place known as SratLon Fort
between College Point and the town 0 Flushing II IS STU
sted within half mile of the latter place and Is IN every
respect decidedly preferable opposite Harlem and within
three quarters OF hours ride from New YORK The pro-
perry conais of about Geo lots situated on land uBng IN
gradual slope from the edge OF the water up requiring
neber excavation hllngin for building purposes
We tahe this opportunity Of again calling the attention Of
of original subscribers have not yet chosen their
lots to call while there Is good choice remaining
To those who intend purchasing for themselves an lnde
pendei properly to become their own landlords we
would ADVISE 10 decide promptly, as the plots ar's"hg
very fast
An persons buying, building or residing ont ne aoovs
property will be projected from all nUsances which VIII
prove detrimental 70 The growth and prosperity OF sao WI
aee and every pecauOn used 10 make II one OF the most
healthy and beautiful villages in the United States.
ANY person applying at 2N Wo0sterBt one door from
Imty can have map with printed scale OF prices thereby
enabling him 10 offer his acqaaintsIces opp,r uny 10
plan of said property which requires only 10 De
in order To be appreciated -. - ~. -
contract has been made 70 have dock buiL so as 10
enable pas gers land from the steamboat within thrIy
DAYS from the It'll of March instant TIE dock-Suldefs
are now hard work to complete their CONTRACT and the
propneors in treaty for some ferry boats and the
fare is intended TO be 10 cents
person requiring to view the lard present can do
so by gurg on the steamboat leland City that leaves the
Fulton Ferry every morning a. o'clock for Flusnng
Sundays exceI ted) which Is within five minutes walk on
q good plank road. GO 49, W..
For further particulars, apply at the Office 2H Wooster
st. one door from Amliy. n<o out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
USE AND LOT FOR SALE
HOUSE AMI GROUNDS FOR

Ia y u > r. AMI GROONDS FUN
n SALE, at DearmsR, on the Hudson River, within an
hours ride by the Hudson River Railroad and I'VE minutes
walk from the Depot The House. Stable &c, Is entirely
new hard finished throughout and butt In the most mod
egn and convenient style. Marble Mantels, Piazza win
Dringroom, Paror Library, Kitchen, and two Bedrooms
on first hOor and FIVE large ana convenient Rooms on sec
opd floor; hall with double doors, and French windows
from ceiling floor The proGPecti the most elegant,
commanding view OF the river for 80 miles nQrth ard
south The HOuseis new nesry finished and will be ready
about 2Qih April, and viii be sold on accompanying
terms Apply 10 WALTER MEAD,
m29 lvt SO Broadway.