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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
BALTIMORE

Correspondence Of The ~ Y Tribune
BALI, 4oRF. Tuesday SEPT, 10, Dol.

Correspondence OF me n D IhYuhe
BALrigoaE. Tuesday sep,. lo isJi-
The Grand Lodge Of the United States
have been actively Il work to-day.
Cofax. Of Indiana, from Select COMMITTEE APP
pointed the last 20 prepare appropriate
honorary degree o. 30 conferred wiges OF scarlet
degree member, OF me order IN good standing, re-
ported such a degree. some votes have been taken
upon II, indicating dat there Will be- a close vote
upon the final questions whether such degree SHAH
be adopted The representatives, Of the Grand lodge
and Grand Encampmen' u Northern he~-YosS are
unanimously Jor a. Those from southern Ne"
York are GgaHst o. majority Of those from The
Northwest are for =.
Resolutions looking q, he adoption Oi Grand And
Subordinate Encan Dmcnts and having Eocampnenl
Degrees conferred Dy ne subordinate Lodges, were
lad on the table 20 say.
Voting on the Constitutional Amenaments ""s
postponed TIL tomorrow
Besides the usual prayer offered a the opening Oh
the Senate Of Ocd Fellowship eaen m0inihg'
the Grand Chaplain r6clie- the Lords Prayer |"
sponted 10 audbls ~ the Representative >tandihy,
after tie Episcopal ionn of service. scEor1foa.
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Proceedings Of the Printers National Ceu'fa'
inn.
From tire Baltimore sun. llh


Fourth Day.-The Convention assembled
at9A.M ". After the reading Of the journal the Con
sttution taken up, article BY article. and AfteT
discussion, adopted Among other subjects con
tanned In tins Constitution provision ~ rriaton
TO representation 10 the future National 'on'en
tons a. follows introduced BY Mr DogNny 81
Baltimore Each subordinate Union Or society
the nlled states sal b. entitled ~ three deieg4lss
IN Tho future y aiopa. Printers JniOns-ihe eYehses
Of her afiendarcs % be betrayed ~ the Uhl"ne
they respectively IeTesent' Another steh"h
that the revenue Of the a:iOnal Union shah Dc ol
warrant for subordinate Dnions, - dues from I'D
ordinate Unions. frs per cent. upon theh ti~i "
cepts iOf the purpose ~ aersyIng the eTp@Sses =.
thc National rnIOr The Constitution also hte, ule
tine and place Tor the re1sscmbllng Of me neri oh-
yentOn Al Cincinnati, Ou the Fret Monday ~ MAY
1852. 800, .,,-..
Mr.Ashton. Of Bairmore. submitted the ,ouo.ns
section as a substitute ior tnai ofered ~ Wy DOE
nelly. which vas To-, Ihat ever SpoofoInasN
Tn,ou numbering Ten members, dnd les IN = hlV'
shan - entitled 90 one representative ~ ne "a
tIora, Inicn fft}. 9ac Iader one hundred; ~
ore hundred, and Jess han one huncrei ana my
,I,ee one hundred sIJ iiy. and less than IHo nun
c,ed. four two hundred members and upwards nse
representatives t'-- -..it 20 mon shdu -'
TIM that nunbtF+ 49,,
The Convention ;lea - ourned tan , oei''s
.terno,p Ssssaa.-TAe Convention. o. "~s
selnoing al g. oc Ocn. after heaIing dr. ,,.oi s
VhIch Nessfs. Oslen 0f Cinc nndh; p" '"'
Rocker 81 A.oalf. T. herr ~ Pailaieii'-.'. 49,
dahl 81 Boston. R0.Cfs q Ne~-lOf~' 49, ~"
fonway VI Ha.lmofe paflci psted) np~i '.D'.I'
.a"tng ~ uie earn lue INTO eAees lhe
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FEMALE AGRlcrLrrRlsrs-MRs. Fam

FEMALE AGRIcrLTuRIsTs-MRs. FARM
HAv.-A correspondent OF The ~ Bedtora Mercury
writes as follows
SAN FRANclsco 3lsi July
49,. About society IN general cannot say
much because there is none besides the usual bach
elur reunions m hotels, ttyerns bar-rooms, etc
Thee. however are AS plentiful and az uSun0usly
provided for a. bachelors desire them
In santa cruz, called on Mrs Farnham. found
her rot al home, but met there Miss Bruce, who
received me kindly, and not only kindly Out familiar
~ simply eNcuS.ng Mrs. r tor beng ABSENT on
field where She overlooked some WORK. AMER some
conversation where / struck number Of rich veins
OF course without medically bleeding them, as
covered that she was highly educated scotch
woman, and learned that She, with another Lady from
Massachusetts,, and an lrishman, were N partner
ship with Mrs. Farnham-somothlng Ike Fourier
tie association. Miss Bruce had the care OF the
garden. Mrs ---. from Massachusetts, the house
work MFs. sarnham Of the helds, and the freshman
OF The hard coarse WOrk The farm Is delightfully."-
situated ia the bosom 40 green hill covered Win
wood. close BY running stream ana llltle mil
with a prospect over the snOre land OF santa Cruz,
and a glimpse Of the Bay OF Monterey The coun-
try there j. beautiful, romantic and idyllc IL me
same time. We were Tegaied By glass OF rcn mix
ard some fruit, and beng anxious 70 see Mrs Fam
ham, Miss Bruce gave as the direction We TOOK 70
our mules, passed shadow, Poeucal pain through
thick wood, flower bushes, cnestnuts, and some
highly aromatic shrubs and erergeens, and soon "a"
a group Of people, consisting Of plo"man behind
Il heavy plow drawn oy four oxen, led by boy,
and commanded By a ady, 8hlp IN hand. We
were certain We were night and dlsmounted, out
could not help frt looking into book which We
discovered near BY, which prOFed 20 be MIquet
History OF the Roman Republic. soon We were IN
he presence Of the group Compliments were e1-
changed Mrs Farnham agolOgised Tor her dre-s,
which Ons.sted Of a Massachusetts, calico bonnet
with short tunic and WIDE panta.oOns Of the same
stun over hight boots. She sad she vas not able 10
90 anything N the long iFOo ~ when gong up star,
or Up hills She vas obliged to keep II up Win hef
hands. and going down stairs and down hi II
troubled her besides killed 50 many little plants
IN The garden so she had resolved 70 DO away win
\ Ml.s Bruce nd 1Lnptei lie .aIne slYie.
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FRoM SMYRNA.-Capt. Hutchinson, Of
;Ae bark Corneha, from smyrna, arrived THURSDAY
morning, informs US that, previous TO tie departure
Of the Cornea from that port, oalts of ro5osr had
infested the villages n TIA, vicinity way laying and
selzng merchandise and o,4es lads Of property.
On Saturday, the 1871 Of July ,aey seized Z. yaa
sennop, ESQ Dutch Yice-CoAsl. Wide walking
With ms t~o children ia hs vineyard, near ne Vi
lage Of sedique, where he resides, .md compelled
Inn 10 accompany them TO their reldez.ous, n the
mountains. AthIs urgent request iacy pemi,tel ne
children 70 return 70 ;heis -1me They then de-
ulanced icf Ms ransom $1,000 pia-tcrs NAich D.
sotisiion. ~ss reduced 10 5000 n.4sier,. :. MOI
End o. beng paid, he Was ~ d berry
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CELrrnArIoS.-On Saturday the Ameri-
caH Mechanics .re to have 4cee.s-.io n hl1s son.
lister 90. Many menoofs f-.a atss4i are elfcel-
- e. IL present aad rhe .rs.,rlts .. r-- ap -
co. asnc.slC celebration.
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II "LIvlSo or DEAD" by Rev. J. c.
RYLE, d ,efes OF horatory essays, written n pop
ul4r style. and with great religious Gnc;ion. u2mo
10 9fp Z Garter Brother
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rAE CANADIAN BrSH.RANoEE

II
I he fur made engineered peculiar class OF men,
Known Oy the Appropriate name .. 5GSh-rangeTS,
coarturS GcS b0tS, half civilized vagrants, whose
chief vocation conducting the canoes Of the ira
ders along the lakes and MYERS Of the interior many
% them. however, shaking loose every t4e ~ blood
ana sans INTO utter haroSusm. In many a Soualld
camp among the plans and forests q the West; the
u"Nttei MoNG have encountered meg owning the
oNo1 sI0 speaking the language Of FTaLce. vet, IN
ue" WIZ and sWarthv ViSage> and oartarouS COS
tNnt, seeming more akin 70 those with whom thew
had cas-, thelT lot. The renegade Of civilization
caGsAi tae LAolt> ana imobeG the preiudces OF his
chosen associates. He loved 20 decorate ms lon9
hair with eagle feathers. 10 make his face hIceou,
With ye!mllon. ochre. and SCOT. and 10 adorn his
greasy hunting rock with horse-hair fringe. EIs
DWELLING II he had one, was a vlgwafn He louuseS
on bear>kin While hls Scuaw boiled h.s vens,ou rd
hshied his pipe. H. hunting, II dancing. an SINGING
IL taking scalp. he rgvaec the genuine Indian Ills
mind was tinCiured with the Supersutons q the
forest lie had faith IN The magic drum o; The con
urer ne was not sure tat tluncoT-c oud could
not be T:ykteleG away by WhIStIDg al L through the
ag bone o. al eagle he carried iAe tai OF rattle
snake in ms bullet pouch by way Of amulet and be
placed imphcii Trust IN the prophets Truth OF his
dreams. This class OF men = not vet extinct In
the cherries widS beyond the northern lase>, oI
auOuug the mountain >0ltrdes ~ the distant WeSi.
ties a.ly sui be found. unchanged IL NE iIG mar
aCttr S.Ace tht Isg when Louis ne Cfs q AIMED
SotOtigu'v over -, de,tTi cnrt
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BrCHANAN.s JOURNAL OF MAN Aug

BVCHANANS JOURNAL OF MAN. Aug Cucls-
matt
This number Of Dr. Buchanan's journal
contains the commencement of an interesting
correspondence between Frederka Bremen and
himself. on some OF the punoIP alloplcs to which
ths, periodical l. devoted We subioln lew
extracts from MISS Bremer's FIRST letter and from
Dr.. Buchanan reply
FEFpERIkA BRENFR ~ rHI MISSION " ANEBE-
tAN SCIENCE.
~nte. my friend. 10 remind yeu Of your own sug
gtsIlons. and 10 urge 20 carry them out accord
ng % those The moment has come for you 70 enter
the battlefield our adversary j. there already,
and has thrown down 10 YOU his gauntlet. You
know undoubtedly the position that Mr. Atkinson IN
England and MS partner Miss Ma-lneau. have
taken. IS from the point Of Phrenologcai science TO
overthrow all true Spirituality and al the hopes and
ASPIRATIONS most precious 20 mankind. IL for YOU
VINO have during many years "A anlered as L were
OF The confines Of the spiritual word - Il Is for
man Of your science and mind 70 enter The hallOwed
ground snd from higher point st4l IN science re-
fate these narrow minded assertions and conc!u-
slons ard vndic the yghis o! tie individual soul
WIKI al rs high aspirations - ieEmost long ugs
founded IN eternal objective truths, gf,,qs le-
f,sSfy THAT y, no blind one, but the Will and law
OF personal GOO. and perfectly consistent with the
reecom OF Will anu action and the ImputailOn III
mani HOW beautiful II American science the
science OF the new world strong and Young bvtews
OF rs morning NE should Use. divine kDo leIg,
a. "a inspired VISION, abb IefLic The craIupes aua
sichS philosophy oi a world that is groWIng Old anJ
M erniAt4' u Cd axe. 4 uo renewed by counul.r.
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y STATISTICAL MAP Or THE STATE
oF NEw-YoRK," published by J. ii. Cotton. Is an
ample treasury OF information IN regard 20 the re-
sources Of the Empire State, comprising IN addition
70 the usual features OF map, complete view OF
the ,aIiroad and canal routes Doth finished and IN
oonstTucaon,-the population. assumed value ofpro-
perty and amount OF taxes N each county,-the for
eigu commerce Of Newly 0rs,-and other important
ieuT OF statistics. II Is well eKecuted,-an pHb-
hshed II convenient form for reference
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Y Las CrArao PosrREyIAs DEL
HoHsEE,~ The -Four Final Conditions Of Nam by
ADA1us CALPE, has reached the close Of the first
part The Interest Of the work has no; diminished
n II, progress, and ts continuation through twelve
successive numbers, shows that It ma met WITH
welcome reception among spanish readers It.
elegant typography makes II al attractive @ofk ioT
students Of he spanish language William G.
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

y Ny FIRST VISIT 10 EUROPE BY
tNrRr~ DlcsINsoS. tn unpretending and cordial
record Of personal experiences a foreign tour,
written with great simplicity and excellent feeling.
Tie writer. who made friends wherever he went,
saw variety OF society and describes his impress
sors ~ pleasing and unaffected style. HIS liIsls
volume VIII gam the good VIII Of rs readers, N re-
turn ior the many agreeable sketches vhlch It pre-
sells. limo Pp PA. G. P Putnam
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EOR SALE-A Delightful COUNTRY

A Seattle subscriber offers for sale her residence
In the visge OF POughkeepsie formerly owned and occu
pied by the late Judge The ol containing absut
one acre OF lard 10 situated between and fronts upon
Water and Front SITS 10 within three minutes walk OF me
Hudson River Railroad Depot and the Steamboat Land
ing and occupying elevated position, commands tine
view Of River neighborng parts OF the village
IL 10 tssefuy laid In walks and planted with very
dsrsbs variety Of fruit snd ornamental and shrub
berry and contains large Of choice rapbsrry and
grape in hne bearing condition. The dwelling 10 OF
ue colonRde style Of architecture 10 cOmmOdtous and In
GOOD ord s barn, stable, and other outbuildngs are
commOdous and 10 good repair On the whole Is be
eved TO afford opportunity for securing one OF The
Ynost residences IN ,hs hesuutl village or Tor
nrohtAhe Investment OF uues II Is 10 the vicinity OF
The most hourshng husiness part OF the village, aud may
be cOpveniettly divided into eligible building lots Pos
session can be hsd mmedsiey II required by the pur-
chaser For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
ON The premises OF rhomss Vail. POughkeepse, or of
Williamson l. Vail, l64 WesLst New YORK. ANN VAIL.
Poughkeepse. May vs., 1871. myl9 I'm
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NOR SALE-A Plot of LAND contain

ing sixysix acres situated on tie east bank Of the
HudsOn miles south Of the village OF Sing Sing, and four
miles nom Ysrrytown Tue land 10 In the very highest
state OF cultivation aud eommsnds from every point view
OF Tappan Bay and the Hudson River for more Than hy
miles In extent forIyhye O are covered with al
Orchard OF The choces grated Fruit aud variety OF other
useful ard ornamental frees There two good Barns,
with water convenient aud he annual product OF the sod
pays good interest the price asked. There
Protestant Episcopal Church within ten minutes walk OF
be premises II Ia In tho midst OF beautiful country sur.
rounded on every side by the OF " our most
eminent cifens and with he addition Of suitable build
ings would make OF the most delightful and con-
venent residences on he banks Of The Hudson as but
hours ride by Railroad from rhftyhrssL For terms,
inquire OF j. N kNOWLTON, on the premises, or OF ].
r. YOUNG, "A Wal-aL SS WASH
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NOR SALE OR TO LEr-A desirable

n Country Residence and possession given Immediately
The ouss Two and half stories nigh, With two story
wings Il each end containing finished rooms aud
buI In the beat Manner sufficiently spacious for large
hmily With barn sud oheC Out buildings all new
Attached the building acre OF ground, well hook
~ with choice frnt and ornamental irees vinea and
shuobery embracing every Aind usually cultivated.
II ceuot fail please persOn wishing 10 secure gen.
teel country resdenoe The properly beautifully sIuat
Cd Al Kenzle Corner Railway, New'Jersey, within 10
lnuies walk Of The New Jersey Railroad Depot Al RAh-
way and hours ride Of Nsw.York CITY. fiIle india
puIahle For further particulars Inquire Of GEORGE g.
HANCOCK. al the Hotel on The opposite cor OF DAVID
X. ROWLAND. Fec 2S7 Brcsd-sL or Of WILLIAM s.
WILSON, 10 BsukSt Newark. ". j my0 2ws
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NOR SALE.--The Farm of the late Me-

n go Clark deceased, containing lOl scres situate IN
the town OF East Chester a6Ou, miles rom The Tucks
hoe depot OF the Harlem RAILROAD IL bounded north.
erly bY the road Leading from East Chester New Ro
chee and esstey by The easery road OF East Chester
which roads Il lice no rods On the farm 10 good
mansion house, large barn and exIenaive theds, mill
house carriage house ana necessary ont ouidngs all Ia
good conoition. AlsO good hOuse The farm 10
Ia high state ofimprovemsal Yesms easy. Inquire Of
SAMUEL CLARK, l46 Ehzaseh o. New Yotk AL
PHEUS CLARK, on The premises or 10 The underrgaed
Al New Rochelle. JOHN s0OLlCE,
mNl6hMs executor OF MoEca ClArk deceAaed.
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n
ADELIERS, kc'-Tee uncerrgred WILKES 10 dir,rt
pubc attention TO bis large and extensive stoer OF Lam.
Grxndoes ChADdehsrs &c vhicn be vii sell a. prices
hist dsfy competition. Campfire Burning B.uda purs
% the mos(feasonable Isrtns EsILLY IS5 Carslst
corner Of LslgsL and lei Greer wicss corrandI
n Borders BY PoH or osherwise promptly Itlsadsd
70. my5 In
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HOHSEin POUGHKEEP-

ALsIE TO EXCHANGE The subscriber VII seI OF
avchsnee an elegant and valuable HOUSE, situated on
Cannon 81 ara but about two years since In me most
substanta and thorough manner expressly io e occu-
pHucy OF the owner 9ruuud 81 BY 100 teet bouse 'Dy
IS feet stories above basement and cellar rooms deep
"A built OF BRICK ard faced al sides win pressed Orck
laid In white mortar the best The house "a ins-
cd with bath cose marble top wash basin IN e7ch
room Eppled with ard cold water, range boiler &c,
hot an nm aces double fight Ct Stars e4boatey carved
siatuAry manteG mahogany doors marble moor IN nan,
fount.ir in yGd and tte ground which surrounds the
house IL beautifully decorated win cnoice uees suuDa
and aow,rpg vines IL ia The lost elegant aud best built
house In POugbteepsie. End wi bear coinnarls0n win
MANY Of the beat ceilings in New York The house and
grounds complete order and INN sdlale possession
can b. hnd rs has 10 oss FOR The house ana
n being 100 valuable let II applied for Immediately
will be- SOLD or exchanged bargain and on al
vantsgeous terms, large discount IRON tne orghh
cost Apply 20 JOSEF DATlSO%;
myl0 ST. 90 ERstT~enty siXthst NeW-lorh
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PIANOS.

DIANO-FORTES.-V. B. HARKI.
n SON Is Csnslst Iw.reroom ID story offers tor,sls
splendid assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS OF "a and
acia wee. with the latest improyemenll ml9 In
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High-st ana a'utlA st,....ss.ssss wv
Ameliast and ege-eve....... Id
- T., - -. D.. ffu

Corner lOts vii be- invariably sod ~ an a1Fhnce Oh So
over the al dining lots.
Fhe coudidous Of ,sle are S25 cash al the time OF
puTcbMe and the BALANCE In monthly instruments OF $40.
Fbl, properly comprises tne hsndsOmeg wafer privileges
OF hsf mile In extent embracing unparalleled pros
pests OF The EsSt river, Village Of Flushing, Newown
shore RIets leland Aorsapia York Island, and the no.
We spectacle Of The Psissde Racks and CsIsil Noun
taios West Poiot accessible several times cAJ ooa
ing thereto, apply at he Office OF }. A FLAMhEk 10
Wooser.st two doors from Amitytt-N B-fhe Amity-
Al stages pass by the door every FIVE minutes during the
dsy and The stermbod BLAND CITY, Capt.. Reynolds,
will leave The foot Of Fuonst every morning (sqndays
excep,ed) at q O'Clock precisely Tor Flusnng Wnlch
within Eve mpu es walk OF SusuOu Porl and psrty In
tsres,d will be bosTd TO conduct passengers on ms
ground and afford the necessary Information snd wn;h
lOtA sT sOld N.Y." WI
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGR.-A

H. FARM near EnEshelhown. N j., consisting Of about
IS Of good lsns. oil under cultivation There 10
args peach orchard In M bearing and abundance Of
apple The house 10 Conveniently arranged, and the
e0l buildings substantial and In perfect order Sheres
cider mill lately built OF The best materials and IN
falling well " excelenI water
Abool6 acres Of Salt Meadow win be sold with The
above II desired.
The properly will be cold low ard on accommodating
terms exchanged ls ely lot applied for. For
teSus and Other psrdculss inquire OF A. BERNARD, rs
BecoDd-av. e0rnex EghIAsl myS ln$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21
SONS family ARROW ROOT

NNERGUSON'S family ARROW ROOT
a sTARCH-The superiority Of Arrow. Roo, for starch
Ing has been long known Ii has hitherto been costly thai
Il could only be uaed for the hne articles OF dress bat 10
offered about the price Of common starch In
qBence OF It's being extensively manufactured than
formerly. and being stronger IL will 20 much further Put
up In bundles and boxes and for sale by the principal
GERS and druggists pound and Wholesale by
SCkIEFFELlN, BROTHERS co,
my2 lmMW&F l0i and 4e6 John-st
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no LET-In New Havsn.--Af family IN

a 10 LIZ ! - IN 4NCW -IldFous--A fAmlIV ln
New Rsver wishing 10 travel, voaa nks 70 let tbslr
1se, furniture, Csuisse and Horses 10 good tenant
- - Summer Tor longer desredl fhe ROase is new
Nno Of modern corsueor Gfecikn style front and s3e
ItssxA eSrisge house. &c. The above viii be el Ow 70
e0od tenknt Alto Tor SAFE q superior Ship Chroaome-
M Bh,s Il Creishtors make W.. os sold low. ApPy
70 H. fENN co. 81 Spruce-Il my2l 81
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OOUNTRY SEATS IN WEST NOR

ORISANIA.-Tbst splerdid property belonging 70
WIN h. MORRIS, ESQ In tbe Manor OF mornsenls, ",
ane tbs Railroad and Harlem River lar ow offered
Tor sale 10 Wills plots to suit purchasers and under suco
restrictions az will insure good society and preserve toe
respsctsbty Of The place For particulars Inquire 40
BROADWAY or al the Land Oeice, Morrissnia VIsge NJ
INGRAM Agent myio ""
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vaIuable WATER PRIVILEGE and

AAILL for sale or TO let-A rl privilege contalnnf
e.u ~ ~ feet on never failing stream Of vsler win sum
cert power 70 operse 2o0 or 1900 spodes and sooot
Is acres Of land Also substantial ersnlle MIL 80,
ing therein We dweog houses Two enenenA eecn oye
house ehOuss barns nc thereon stsnoing oao mi
A. air. Ned Ter m FROM Providence and hVs miles from
haror on Narsgaoseu Bay The proposed Plssheld ha.
road will ron within few rods OF the Mill The mil ano
nvIegs vii be sold low spped Tor sooo or viii os et
e., ss,tes of year. on reason for further IN
formation apply persons ~ by letter 10 and "A
WAKEFIELD, 4 snsion House, Providence, T. l.
myl 2AwW&S
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EvARM.-For sale, small Farm of fit-

n teen acres bnlldEg new and Of modern style, hand
someiy situated on Staten Island high ground, with
view OF surrounding country 'or thirty miles around
and wiihn Of mile OF The abOat landing containing
fruit Of the best kinds 10 abundance For particulars IN
0uire al 1909 West EeveDihs before 10 sner O'Clock
Posse,slon given Immediately. m9 6tFM&W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

STRAWBEkRIES.-If you would have
tat enotee us early and lss, sod psnsy Of call 90
the Proprietor Of he Mammoth Alpine AZ "a BroSd-sv
corner O. Euioc-st nearly poaits ne American Muss.
an New YORK, or r 2 PHELPS, Agent Al he offcs a
ae Dsiy News Of ThiTd aad Caesnut as Phils-
o.lphA sua Iupply yourselves with Plants Descriptive
myl4 lwDAlWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

TENO THE LADIES and GENTLEMEN.
n An extensive assortment Of Straw BfAa sna
Panama Hats, with variety Of fancy straw hss ans
caps 10 suit al ages. MONARQUES, 22s BowerJ
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

DlANO.-For Sale cheap asplendid rose
IL wood Piano. worth S4s0. at "a Chrysuest s23 In