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Carts and Wagons.

IT so Ok, Mule and Bagasse Carts,
49, also few four-horse Wagons all
ka from the manufactory of Mr. Irwin,
Wheeling, Va, and for sale by
26 M. WALKER, Upper Wharf
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FOR SALEORRENT
For Sale or Rent.

Ii The subscriber offers for
- EE5am aA sale or to rent his valuable
x sSsAs9 = Plantation, situated near the
mouth of Bayou Teche, and embracing among
It's improvements sugar-house and other neces-
sary buildings. For terms (which viii be accom-
modatlng) and other particulars, apply on the
premises, TO
26 If THOMAS WILCOXON.
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PROFESSIONAL.
Law Agency.

nURlNG my absence from the parish Of st
- Mary, my friend JULES G. OLIVIER,
Esq, will represent me in my professional busi-
ness lii said parish. He is also authorized to
stipulate for my services, as counsel in cases
In which he may be employed with me in said
parish. THOMAS H LEWIS
Franklin. June 2S, 1881. 6m
EDWARD SIMON, JE, dttorney-at- Lar
- will practice his profession in the Courts of
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
OF st. Mary st. Martin and Vermillion.
70 Office opposite the Court House. or
Main street. 81
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SHERMAN'S
IMPROVED PATENT
S U S p Z N S @ e Y
BA Nd A G {

@Ad ssF II n g. Ch1ss Street.
HSHlS is one of the very useful articles which
I the present age supplies for the use Of the
afflicted. Its object is to give support to the
scrotum and testicles, in cases of disease or re
Taxation. They also afford comfort and safely to
those persons who exercise a great deal on horse
back. m23
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BAYOU BoUTE SAW-MLL.

EANCY sTATIoNERY-In an its varie-
J. ties-EngIish and French plain, gilt and en-
bossed Letter Paper, with Envelopes TO match
is offered for inspection at the Apothecaries' Hail.
where the ladies are particularly invited to cali
and examine his assortment
CHARLES RARE
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C0Dartnership.

C0paFtnership.
fENHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under the firm OF BRENT s.
BAKER, for the practice OF Law at the courts of
this district Their Office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. W. Baker and is just be
low Mr.. Gordy's Hotel
EDWARD e. BRENT,
ANTHONY W BAKER
Franklin, March 3, 1851 ST
A l.. TUCKER, 4ttoraey and Counsellor
As altar, will attend promptly to all coilec-
tions or other professional business entrusted 10
his care. Office in Odd fellows Hall, over the
store of Messrs. Talbot, in Franklin
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EOR SALE set Sugar Kettles, from "a to
L AZ inches; Engine, with sugar mill, cane
carrier, bagasse carrier. wood work, &c, COM
plete-all of which win be sold cheap and on
reasonable terms. Apply to
PARKERSON & RANDLETT.
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To Planters,

WANTED--By teacher d situation in
Wv planters family. In addition to the ordi-
nary course of an English education, the adver-
t;ser also teaches Greek, Latin and French, Rhe-
toric, Logic and Bookkeeping He can produce
the most satisfactory testimonials as to his moral
character, &c. A note addressed to SC. H.,
Post Office, Franklin" postpaid, will be imme-
diately attended to. 2S
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A 3 D O NJ I " A i
SuPPoR TER

- as g as Ocs, 70 IT. Chtf 'tff 0ppe''ss DHass
SED In all the eastern cities with unparal
" leled success. The effect produced in the
use Of this instrument is wonderful it cures the
Falling OF the Womb the sinking, all-gone feel
ing of the Lungs, Stomach or Sides it helps
the Whites, prevents Miscarriages, strengthens
weak Lungs, weak Voice, &C.; barrenness gives
place to frutfulness, the constitution is improved,
and restoration to health is the final result m23
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NToOD for sale by
w PARKERSON s. RANDLETT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

IILFAsE-TLe Lot Is . BY loo and VIII be eas-d TOT
10 or II wears Poss. ssiOn Immediately Apply 10 Al
ENTINE G. HALL, Executor, is Gramercy- PARK, 4 yen
t.erb.st Al 9 A NJ or P. NJ Pl o.
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TELEGRAPH.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Suis
II gers are invited TO call ana examine the opersne'
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH al
NORTOHs TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway Newfot
The immense success attending the adaptsuon OF O9
ytesd's Patent Telegraph Battery TO the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
aas induced the subscriber 70 accept from the hsnaN
snrep,
Messrs r. SMITH & co II FutonsI
the appointment sole Agent I the sale thereof and VI
win hereafter be kept constantly on sale Al
E0RTONs TELEGRAPBIC ROOMS,
In Creadway new.fgn
The Olmstead Patent Magnetic Machine, for hEDion
purposes, IL entirely different from any other nedicA
stlments, that person form proper idea o. ~
ysnsges without witnessing is operations, when ihey w
Do found apparent render argument supernns.
The current Of electricity completely under the confa
the operator, and can, from almost npercepubiity osg
naly Increased 10 any strength the patient may cos
while, instead OF feeling the painful spasmodc co1rs
Of The muscles produced by an other medical instnnnai
gentle current 4 flowing pleasantly through the nervOasE
Tern. Telegraph Companies are respectfully informed
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical TelegF
apparatus 10 Kept constantly on sale al
NORTONS PELE0RAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, New-YoMA
where sllorders must be addressed. oil FM&Ws
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SASH

DAINTERS! GLAZIERSi! SASH
II MAKERS ! Builders and others interested remem-
Der thai SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER, Chatham SOU are,
offers for sale the very best qualities OF French and Ame
can Glass Of all sizes from 6xS TO 3x46 a. the very lowest
cash priees Painters In particular, may bear 10 mind thai
by the aid Of -FOUR EXTENSIVE STEAM POWER
PAINT MILLS kept constantly ia operation, enabled
70 sell better articles OF Paint lower prices than any
other manufacturer in the United States Paints, Oils
Putty Brushes and every article In the line In quantity
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER,
6Chathamsquare, New-YOrk.
b. City purchasers will have their goods delivered In
safe condition and free Of charge any part OF the city
Al lmeOdS
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CHANDLERY.

FAMILIES wishing to obtain good and
n pure article of SOAP would do well 70 call al my
mandatory and examine the Pale yellow steam soap
In s p,sde Of The best materials being eatTey free rom
6sh OIL aud olher injurious Ingredients 80 much used In
scan IL Is clear of that sicsey property so common IN
pOo Soap, and will become dark by age; Also, Pa
teIt CANDLES which viii ain hard Ia any climate,
aud barn longer than Sperm Fancy Sosps OF every kind
fo the toilet bath use including the Palm Soap, 80
well known a remedy for chapped hands The above
sale In any qUandsy for ra Goods delivered free
OF charge. w HULLS SON,
jsS Inn los 10 and ll2 Cif-st. north end
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MACHINERY.
INVENTION.

WONDERFUL INVENTION
w WARRENS WROUGHT IRON THRESHING
MACHINE for Wheai, and all kinds OF Grain, warranted
10 do twice much work with the same power any
machine exsuL IL cannot break become disabled and
does is work ihoIouRh small aud portable, and will
twenty years IN constant use Largest size, Intended To-
Whes Rye and Oats, thirty inches square will hresh 900
bushels daily with four horses, price $50; ID size, $50
bushels with Two horses $5 Sd sze $50 bushels SIS To
tbresh Corn Rice, Clover Timothy, FLAX, Broom Corn
frame Of $50 S25 and $40 This cyin.
der viii hresh Wheat Rye and Oats well the hrst
but notso rapid Price VI lait cylinder with Frame $50,
SO and $50 Separator and cleaner be attached the
usual extra cost Any power viii answer II the cylinder
carried by pulley Of a inches diameter win attain speed
Of nO. less than go revolutions per minute. Two horse
lever power Sbo four horse $50 Township County and
State Rights for sale by
JOSEPH O. GILBERT, 2l5 PearLst
No letters answered without postage prepaid, except
hey contain orders Ijl 2awlm+
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MILLS.


A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-lndian
IN Corn Flour and Indian Corn Farns dried and manu-
cured by Stsfords Patent Processes may be obtained
OF The following and other respectable 0rocers In this City
H. @. Greenwood, 4S7 Broadway.
w. Wait, SOL East- Broadway.
Albert T. Albro, SIS Bowery.
Tbos B. 4 w B Pitmen 2l5 Hudson-sL
Thos Hope Co. cor Chambers and West Broadway.
William 4 Robert Bslsgh. Chsmbersst
Park l. Tilford, liz Sixih-sv
A. T. Higbie, $50 Firsi-av.
o. AngeVine, 228 Sixth av
John w Cook. Thrteentl-st and Finh-ay.
T.. Demng, 81 Thrd-av.
Morris < Fowler, University place, cor Fwelnh-st
J Yale. 6 Union place.
J Crawford, 200 Henry-st
Knapp Beam, Gal HOuston-sL
w. E. & w. Sparks ~ Lexington-av.
Indian Corn Flour designed for making Bread Pud-
anes and Cskes and for mixing with Wheat Rye or Buck
Flour and will be found on trial very superior ar
dcle Is put In double paPered packages OF IDS ana
IA boxes OF one dozen each.
Indian Corn FaTna" an entirely new and most deli
cous article for making Pudding Mush &c and will prove
an admirable substitute for Rice Samp and He pmOny Az
an article for the composition Of Puddngs This Fsrna has
no riraL tits put up In III. papers In beautiful style and
In boxes of4 dozen EACH lbe extremely low price OF
"a cents per siDge package.
These articles sold al wholesale by Messrs Allen
Whitesey, q SOUthst j. Nj. HOyt Sons, 76 Washing
ton-st and OLA g. Benson, SO SOuIhs or 81 the Mills.
Consumers obtain Of the GTOcers pamphlet Of 10
pages entitled Remarks Indian Corn its Preserve,
ton and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking" &c.
Orders addressed to f. BRONSON, Agent, Atlantic
Dock Mills Company Nos H. 49, 10 and ~ Atlantic Dock
match. IS 6meod
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CLOTHING.

NIINTER GARMENTS.-In view Of
the advanced Of the Season, we are offering al
Reduced Prices . selection nom what In an endeayor 70 re-
sn the supre macy Of Goods we have no hesitation
commencing as the best assortment Of First Qualify
READY MADE GARMENTS In the city, comprising =
particularly syle Of suriouts, Over and Body Sacks,
Dress and Frock COals, PantaoOns, Vests, &c
VIM r. JENNINGS 4 Co. 81 Broadway
d8H opposite the Park fountain.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH b.

II tween NEW-YORk, PHILADELPHIA, BALD
MORE and WASHINGTON. New-York Once CONS
Hanover and Beaver sta, Of the Exchange TIE fe
eer Line with four wires from Washington 10 Nerfef
having Offices al New York Jersey City, Newark. Ne
Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton Philadelphia Wilmince
Havre de Grace Baltimore and Washington City, sndcS
meeting with s the Great Morse Lines East, West. No
and South This Company having lately made extscs.
repairs Of The line greatly Increased It's facilities AMI =
thoroughly sienatized Its business IN the uansmS
and mode Of delivery Of messages, are now prepuede
cesve, uanfmii and deliver any number OF message
quired for the accommodation OF the public, with sn -
racy promptress snd 6dety hitherto unequ aled fhe -
graphing business Of the public s, therefore, resperH
soici'ed 81 the Office corner Of Hanover ard Besvf&
in lyeod WIN N. SWAIN, Predd@
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ENOh OADE.-ClNo hoto VI WV ~ ~ ~
all well improved with new Buildings occupied Tor A
lnss Mandatory aud Machine Business, with a
Steam Engise In good order; also, Dwellings Three OF
said Los fee the other two on lease Pce for tbs
on bond and mortgage. For particulars apply TO
$50 ST. {. Il, HOWES, % NassAu-st up stairs.
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OPTICAL.
ROBIN

A CARD.-THE EYE.--Dr.. ROBls'
JASON, Surgeon and Physician, recently from Less
cuIist for The treatment Of diseases Of tie Eye ~
practice Of opthalmic Surgery. Artificial Eyes ~
hneet Partisan manufacture inserted without psn
appearance quite equal TO the natural organ agw.f
Bsrclsy-st A"r
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physicians PRESCRIPTIONS:

superior qualify sy be- obtsioed at The Drug sorss
Bleeci or ST. near Broadway. and III Etghth-ex .ss
teeLIhst al ell hours. Aso toilet furntufrss
Leechipg attended to. $50 im'i L. R0ShNh
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HATS.
JEWELRY.

NJATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill
w YER WARE.--TGose who wsn 10 purchase
WATCHES or JEWELRY, viii find II greatly to thesg
advantage call the subscriber, who constantly TO
eesyng all descriptions Of gold aud silver watcles direcI
from the 10 England, France and Switzer-
land, which he - selling a. Wholesale and retail a. 11s
very !ovvest puces.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Gold Watch Chains Diamond
Rings and Pins Gold aud silver Spec;acles Sterling Silver
Spoons Cups Forks, &c
Gold Watches as low - 20 SO EACH Wstcies snu
yeyyelry exchanged. All Watches warranted 70 Keep
rood time or the money returned. Watches Clocks and
feWalry repaired the besg and warraned At
Eauch less Than ihe usaal prices.
GEO. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches sud Je~olry,
pS0 sms Wholesale and Retail. 81 Walist up stairs.
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HARDWARE.

CHAIN CABLES.-A large assortment
~ Of English proved from 50 l7-3 inches for sale by
sua GAUET DERRICKSON l59 southsL
CUTNAILS.-A assortment of BOON
~ TON CUT NAILS constantly on hand and for sale by
DUDLEY T. FULLER L co.
az 3meods $50 0resnwich-sl
AAKUM.-500 bales No. 4; 500 do,
OINo. 2-for sale a. nufscturers' prices By
sRZa GAUHT 4 DERRlCKSON, I59 South-st
&KATES.-A full assortment of common
~ ana fancy SKATES, strapped and uasuapped
SLEIGH BELLs-A full and complete assortment Of
loose ana fancy strapped Sleigh Bells
CUTLERY.-iyOry and Desert Knives and Forks Tea
Trays polished ShOyes and Tongs. Fire Stands kc al
wholesale and retail by C. LITTLE 50 and "a Faltoo-sL
dI8 2tBeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
A NEW FILLING FOR TEETH,

n compound Of stenes chemically prepared - ~
used cold, son and fine, without pressure OF pan
II s the Philosophers stone-used only at So ecgB
i8 1Ws N Dv.~
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NOR SALE. OR WOULD BE LET

IL Adelehlfal COTTAGE RESl0 ENCE.in Poughkeep
ale English stye) 10 rooms two-stOneS high and base
ment Lot * ee front and rear by l2S feel deep das
aiding doors marble msntes &c. Neranda on three sides
replee with various couvenences herng cstern, bath
ins ROOM psnes, china closet clothes press &c &c we
bu The house stands baek q t5e from the
str, g. giving lawn and bank n 'front.' stads, tu
trees Sc &C &c Has sne view Of Calskil Mountains
Coere HUI Seminary SC IL IN one Of The very bestneiga
boEbo. he The Nllsge Price, $500 rent SeS5 per
Aunuin Inquire Of ASAHEL JONES, Esq % Brostwsy,
New-YoTk 80 wv
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vTELEGRAPH WIRE.--ICHABOD

n WASHBUBN Co hsnufscturefs OF al ki9s ,f.
Iron Wire from Foreign Refined Iron. Telegraph W.
Bright AnDesled and Spring Wire. All kinds o. hoe.
Flaf, Angular or Oval Wire beet adapted 10 Machine
poses, suaightened and cut W any length. Wofcsss
Mass. IN IN
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

n CITY PROPERTY.-The Farm known as Howard
place containing about 30 situate on the South Bay
oesr the village of Sayvle Long Island formerly the resi-
dence Of Capt Marcena Munson About half the land
upder high Of cultivation and the whole es soping
beautifully toward the beach, and IL capable OF great pro-
duct0n. -,
The mansion surrounded by an extensive and beautiful
lawn, well shaded with trees and Shrubbery-contsins
Ebout - rooms In good condition. and has been recently
painted coach houses sabng for II horses one Of the
largest barns the Island houses for Ice, milk, coal,
smoking tools &c; cattle sheds pig pens corn house, NC
All on the main travelled road, alb out quarter OF mile
nom the wafer, with handsome avenue leading to Tue
beach. This is undenlaby very desirable residences
from s peculiarly Of SOIL the purity and abundance OF va.
YER there three wells q sol weter, beside several
springs the premises) modified sea GT-the Oalfny
bree zee from the beautiful bay rendering II decousy cool
10 Summer and quite temperate In winter These Hdvan-
ages render one of the healthy locations ~ beound
There on the place young orchard OF about 100 ees
Of selected grated fruit and extensive gardea hied
with great variety Of small fruits. plants, grapes &c
Game abounds In the vicinity and the most enthusiastic
1scpe OF Isaac Walton be grained 70 bis hearts de-
,ro with the fab and oysters from the Bay ana tr0u In
shoals on his own and the neighbOrng streams Manure
Of he best quality Is constantly depong on the 0each In
Gge Quantities and therefore costs only the labor OF earning
FTom every part Of The place s Al extensive view OF me
Say and Ocean beyond. ,o, 81.
The distarce from New.York Is about 80 mies Tins
hours by Railroad. A., -,
II moi sod entire by The let Of February Il Val De divided
and sold In cottage lots Terms moderate ana most OF the
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage Dc
bred. Ipoulre Of ID. ID. HOWARD irving HOUSE,
Il Eo"-hOiA
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SEWING MACHINES.
CFWTNC MACHJNE-L NJ. SINGER

SEWING MACHINE. NJ. SINGER
~ cos Delay S5ich Sewing Machine, pronounced b.
compenI Judges be for res utility, FAR superior 10 say
Invention OF the Id known which does not intef1rs wiA
any bodys right j. not liable TO get cut Oh rePair and
hch every objection, imperiecon aud ian Is ed-cnsy
overcome may DO seen In practical oPefsnon q No 10
Ws.lineton-st over the China Tea Store, BOson Mas.
VII, re- e machine 10 for sale snd practice upon allowed
eraluously Our machine may also ne seen "a oPefsuoa
Smitb ConAnt who authorized 10 receive orders ls
machines All persons Interested, are invited W cal ssd
inoe (o themselves Thcse who cannot call can hsycs
lldescripon forwarded them 10y sodiessng Inc SUI
scribers, poslsgeI aid. ,,,,,., On D. A..
NB-An Agent is wanted 10 every town In mo U uhed
stsies All applications must be poet paid jH tw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

NOR SALE OR LEASE.-The Sub
II scrbers offer their Landing Property 81 Nsw-ham
burg d. Co ard al Marlborough NJ Co for sale being
Ire property occupied By the past 10 years In the
Feigh business or would lease the same being amply
proyded with store House, Sheds, &c 10 parties wishing
10 engage in the feighng business an opportunity eguA
TO this RAJ ely occurs. 10 "
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE FUN
Y sALE-Tbat noted Public House aud Boarding Is
tsbishment known as the STAR INN" II Is situate al
Fshki Landing within few rods Of the Hudson RIVER
Railroad Depot IL has recently undergone lhoTouh re-
pairs and substantial enargevuts and additions made
thereto To attached extensive Stables and Carriage
Houses is desirable properly and one on Which
large and profitable business can be transacted. 800 -
Also, FARM OF SIXTY ONE ACRES OF CHOICE
LAND in high Of cultivation, situate about one
mile from the Star Inn" IL will be sold In connection or
separately may be desired II could be conveniently d.
vided into two small farms. 49,
For further particulars apply to b. II MACE, Esq al his
Office the village Of Newburgh, or of the andersg ca al
the Star inn" AMANDA VAN NOOkhlo.
Rishkl Landing, Jan. 2 1851. il5 zaw5w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

GOALS for Red Ash Nut Coal; So
~ for Red Ash stove ana egg; s. for ". A Egg and
s,ovea oflhe very oes qualify dsyerd IN good order,
r.. al cnrtage GEO. A. SPARKS.
Isl avs 2O5 and 201 FranKin-st
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Two LET.-THE SCHENECTADY

HNO LET.-THE SCHENECTADY
j LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE WORK5-The under
signed Receiver Of the Estate called The schenectady
Iecou i've Engine WORKS" lately pied by T. $. Nor
Tfs offers the said W, rks to for OF years, with
The rip ht 10 the lessee 10 purchase the same
Tisse works are located In the City VI Schenectady
with convenient access by means Of short lateral rail-
road 10 ell the great Tsroi ads which meet and di'eIge
mere The bu,dues are new constructed Of Dnck with
eae roofs one being 456 feet By 80 10 10 nsnsons aud
four Others OF similar Character II lesser daelsOus al
pnnnec and erected on eXtsngvs and convenient scale
Among these are large iron anc Brass Foundry Pattern
shop &c The tools and machinery among which 10 IN
cuted new Engine Of 40 horse power OF the most
approved kind The budds located on site -four
ecfes Of land and in connection herewith belongs lot
-ta on The Erie Canal yenent for the receipt " coal
ha comm
other frelguG 4.r
the works In of their atty extensive aad per-
feet character the desirable Of any Ia the Unon
The will DO very reasonable and possession can be
given Immediately. Dated Schenectady, Jan l. 1851
uO9aw4w A. l. LINN. Receiver &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

LNOR SALE Houses in Clinton lace,
n Nos So and 6 between University-plsce and Fifth
av Are elegantly finished and In perfect order WIN be
cold on accommodating terms. Can be seen and terms
GORDON BURNHAM. Al Liberty.st or
va fws HOMER MORGAN, PtnesL
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WANTED TO HIRE A FARM,
containing about Is 20 Of land, with good
dwelling house and all the other necessary eutbui dings
Said Farm 10 be situated the line Of railroad wi hin 10
OF Is miles Of NewYorS Any person having such place
may hear OF good tenant by addressing DostPsd) Box
655 Lower Post Office, New ork stating tefms, &c.
i29 IWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

TOAL AT GREATLY REDUCED
ORATEs The subscriber offers his large STOCK Of sa-
essh onlv ESQ A. SPARKS,
tQ Inn 205 and 207 Frank1n-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

HNO LET or LEASE from the lst OF
i February next, alarge BRICK FACTORY, calculated
for manufacturing, mechanical or chemical purposes, stu
eted on Secondary aud Forty seventhsL The premises
corsst Of lots OF ground together with good dwelling
and other outbuildDR On the premises neverfsing
spring Of the purest water well calculated Tor any chem
al purpose For further particulars inquire OF J.
STEWART or WIN II. CANFIELD, Ill Greeawich-st.
corner Of Dey-st NY. j9d
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NOAL! COAL!-PRlCES REDUCED
us 50 PER TUN.-Peach Orchard, Red AsA Goal.
Lot quality Egg Stove sizes al he soove Low PRICE,
delivered free Of charge for carriage Must be paid for 10
good money when the order is given.
T. STOKES DlCKERSON,
d3su l07 ADthony-st near Broadway
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COAL.

L LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL Aaoar.
IL The subscriber is landing sPlsndld srIice Of
ORREL COAL, selected expressly FOO family use and
lowered 10 the held For SAFE al reduced price.
JAMES L. WORTH, q Broadway, and
Si lf FOurh S. cor. Thompson.