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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
-EIWO BRICK STORES TO LET

Il Cl6 Broadway one lately opened as the Central s,-
once fret-r'e place for tAa business or other Nnd
Apply al "a Foubag opposite Elcyenth-st where may
be- had two handsome Pairs unfinished, on the first
floor, with amy Bedrooms, furnished Privilege OF Bath
rooms Family puyate-uo bolrlers or children. Car,
lass the door le26 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
nIETZ BROTHERS q GO. I3l VII

n y li3m-st New York. Manufacturers Of every variety
Of LAMPS CHANDELIERS. CANDELABRA. GlRAN
DOLES HALL LANTERNS, GAS FIXTURES. *.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
A yALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for

~ SALE-The suhscutcr oilers for sale ms beti iful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing about twenty &C s.
In high state Of cultivation. situated m the town oil n AK
RISON Westchescr County thc road leading from Rye
60 White Plains about miles from Rye Depot WI re me
trains leave sx or times day for New YORK The
location very desirable, having an extensive we" obSe
50 miles Of LONG Island Sound and adjacent country re
house large and newly built pa good style, WIN am ~
serNaOr, and containing twelve rooms, also large hic
en- attached WIKI other couveuouccs large barn. cider
mill carriage crannIy, and poultry houses, &c There
are three apple one pear aad pm orchard and great
variety Of chcues peaches aprcoiS ounces grapes and
raspborncs full bearing The lawn land at IN walks
and planted with variety Of choice fruit and ornamental
trees aud shrubhery For further particulars, inquire Of
HENRY N CARPENTER, 800 PoaIlSt. OF ISAAC CAR
PENTER Jr on the premises JED I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

ALL SOLDIERS Of the late MESICAtN
AWAR having CLAIMS sgl;ist the esoyefIIss ~ L.
LAND WARRANTS EXTRA PAY, bat 80 H. la
and al.o sOders Il the u 10 2, ana - len " ~
yrs since 1870 ~ 'he lcss MINOR an have nor
sotdiers who are en-ed 90 bounty ia,-,~b ana ~
claims collected ~ "a prnynoss ny ~it under the new
issns ANN O @ sHUTELDI . N l',, Walt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
DYE NECK VILLAGE-A f,w NOR

chOce LOTS remaining naslt THIS .,~. alton II s.,
much adrct. bcirg very near Che station a. MAMARD
NECK un the y y and New Haven Railroad anl M wv,
Long Island sound that those visiting tae place q, not
fan 20 purchase more lots winch are o e. 2tJ ier
the highest state Of cultivation. anal greet 3nvr ~
trees on nany OF the lots PFC, nom 50 te 500 each
For maps and parc liars inquire the stove Storr N 5l
BoweEy Co'uniut4n fare IS less than seven cents
ny9i lmIu1h&SSla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
4 EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

AhNed FOR one cent pes foO. with tRc Ntw-JtISN Ann
Corrosive PANT, and warranted THIS Pant well adapt
ed iot cut houses fencng. sc Si for cents nei ps
mixed ready la Oscc go Nl-ag-si ncsr .igtS'a
lcN lMe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
COAL.-I am delivering to any part

GOAL.-I am delivering to any part OF
y the city first quality Red Ash COAL at 81 %, and
White Ash Egg and stove or Range at 81 pr tun from
boats Orders received az nay Yard. 2ll Grceno-st
near Amty. and at nay old stand 3l3 B9Nery.
e2 I'm JACOB WEEKS, Jmr.
TE7HE SUBSCRIBER is authorized (as
AGENT fthe Cornptny) contract for the delivery oI
CARGOIS OF the celebrated Coal from PIE Salem I'm
Mines 10 Pots,ie Pa formerly worked 10y Mines hiy
2lf w. s c. OGDEN. 90 wall-y.
GOAL.-Sl - and 81 30 per tun.-l am
now receiving large supply OF Red Ash. from The eel
ehlaed Su en- SnoAu luJ Lewis Nc.us That offer m the
I.,. rca of ordinary Coal Also Lehlsh and other White
AssCoai, 40 reduced prices ' sell to Grnccr, tlli buy
tY retail. 30 very liberal discount GEO WARNER.
Ir2l 2mIuIhSai' o,H Houston. co., LauIens-,t.
HOAI-SI % PER TUN-The sub
scrlsr is constantly receiving direct from the Mines
Peach Orchard Black Heath and Leheh COAL, of al the
usual sizes w BrD,en. Egg Range and stove. and war
TAINTED 0 BE- If the very best aty which he oilers for sale
20 lower prccs than ever before sold 90 tins market
JAMES J. WORTH. - Broadway. and
iell 70 Fourth corner Thompson SIS
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DIANOS FOR SALE aud TO HIRE.
4 NJ Barcavst opposite the Aston House. from o. 90
oCtavcs. DO rosewood ana ma.'-aAy Clsas
lel3 3m' JAMES THOMPSON late laIman RIM illi.
z { c. FISCHER, Oatc NUNS 4 tls-
~ cHFR) Mandatory snd Warrroo.. i1' Greenwich
s. corner of De-, PfANO-FORrES warmed. with re-
verse bridge and patent tube veil calculated for secnus
tune Pano-i'e tuned repaired ad exchanged alo Sn,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
lNSI RANCE.

E0ROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE
co Office Merchants EKchausc, ~ list \ 7,
and g Fulfon-si Broo.lsn WBi ELLSWORTH Pes:
4. - STEVENS. Secretary. l.ism'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

TRYSE At az SngSug lDr saleone oithe is' pl -
an the cost bank Of the Hudson Iger c1unanIins me
view gu and down the Hudson containing about " acres
n ground with fine Improvements, and ahundan{ SO Hei
,h frf trees and shrliic~y. aud within less thln nal
mile Of the RAJ road depot ~ Sing Sing Also, ~ acres u
LAND two and half miles cast Oi sing sing, IN me Town
81 (,roeninreh al IN good fence TIN dwelling ana OUT
buildings nm q good state Of cultivation, aHd ABOUT u.s."
miles west of tie Harlem railroad VIII be sold low y
sPW~thIEIIIT oN Ana,tonecrs W.llst Iel3 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

! FTRACTO The Original and ONLY Genuine. m ths
euyelop and the large oNcs Ir Sae AZ the Depot 40
Broadway, ~ DALEY Inventor and Proprietor.
TO be had also Of UNiIsYd Reese \ Co, " Towns
,ll \ Co.. 4 + 81 d sands G. ' ClcNencr Co, ami at
Rushtous
CAUTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
KNnIA RrBBER GOODS-Manuflc

NJIA ~ DDIN VVI -'tdIIUII"
: tarod under GOODi EARS Pa.eut.-fhe Newark
flfa Rubber Manufacturing Company. store So Alll.
lone. Nt,y-York; factory. Nevars. New JersrF-lus
Crrnt are mauuiacturcl, and who estle dealer, m AL
tIr lille rent articles mauufa urtI under G'oiy'lrs
Patent and guarantee al their goods as beng cllt. m
,..llf 20 representation Merchants requested tp
c.u All good, warranted tD -taui ANS c.ua'r. Tie
most liberal terms tn country dealers
HIRAM II TCHINSDN. President .
WARREN ACEEEfAN, Secretary IeJ -nDSgN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
GOODS, STRAW

GOODS-lr gents young gents Youths ami lnf lnts-
consisting az Panama braid l. shUrn and p1imeaf Haas
.,new STYLE bad hats, for gents Young gents and BOYS
with new STYLE hoys and infants straw caps Also faro rs
patterns gents and young gents uuesn, slS I-ic, pearl.
White coio-el beaver hls, ~ MONARQC Is, 2s3 Bo~ey
uF3l lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
LVOR SAFE FLATBUSH-Only n

miles from Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. two adjoining lots
VI Land together having 2 feet font on Clath los
go feet depth and about acres the same
area as 40 city lots One oi these lots LAID out with
Macadamod walks and planted with about 200 shade ana
fruit trees Of choice varCcs fhe latter Just coming mu
bearings and many amcnnl sH \. raspberry ami cU-
rent bushes large strawberry tcds &c The other lot Is r
clover and has welded heavy crop tS season iucc Is
"a vol aud pump on the premises cross fencing new,
the whole has been pat n present order 10y Tie owner
with the CNpectaon of hWduE thereon Ion hS own Occu-
patton The health aud tCau'f ot Fatbush, us easy ace
ccsby from TINS cty ION nhu.st passing each WAY some
times day) render tins Very iU rahlc opportunity l1l
ANY one 10 purchase, WHO'S d,ous 90 bldns c'unt
residence IN sucut location and ma improving neigh
hlIhnod. Will Zee sold ou aoVuanodatus terms Apply 60
4. q WILCOX, tlarA>in aCcu-e, IlatuuNh. or "a
ANTHONY LANE, % Wal 81 y. Y le,i Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
HIGH BKIDGE-The balance of In

LOTS Va - ~ 40 ca rlan vi HyA B1l,e,ile str
nov ti the hSt time offered a., sale TaiS pr12ct ,>l-t
1eN on The WeScAe c ,dc "a haslsa RIVER opposite le
hlShth -aNcnue ON tais island The fare on tAc Eslf-
avenue hNs0 Whcl leads dare Pa fo these Lots Is O.,
De oet I'VE Sth's ny lc Wao.o length al tlc ro4d Haya-
NlNN iinN ul"h ue hereM RIVER ilS property alto 3,
great Az aisVs i,f boating anl fsa ar Iera> ft,,r
Apply ioS maps AM other information o. ID b. WINVON
II Ntoei->t, tNi % N->s"i-st res lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

GOAL SCALES.-A superior article,
with IRON levers and stool tclulue.. % reduce
prices Uclo g'i FAIRBANkSN co, SO Water 81 y y
GOAL.-Ilaylng taken new yard, at the
4 corner u Gorc,s and R.aug,uu. lu connection with
mg destahshcd ara. 40 KIM and Greenwich. ami ba'
ing many extra means the Way Hf receiving Coal OF tle
quality en- bic sell a. h, low pree for ash only
From boats " Atc Ash. Stove and Eg<, 3 - X "a Ash
Stove and Eeg - - cents add ual FROM ward Dclf-
cred go any part 't fhc city - -
le2,2m' PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
rVHE peoples COAL YARD. POI

d Bowery The undersigned Is now prepared o. deliver
n any pant u the city from the above place. superior
article Of Peach Orchard Ged ASH COAL Egg and stove
SIZE screened m handsome order NJ me low rli, 81 - -
per tun; p cents les, from boat JOHN BREAkEf.
e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Il ELECTU AIRY lan internal remedy CERTAIN cure
or that distressing and dangerous compliant the Plies
For al the most astonishing cures rrcou PAM
plsts O. De- had gratis ~ the proprietor Ohre i9o Bow
cry. where tae medicine can De- obtained RrA,mh,r -
- and ly Mrs HAYS. lis Fulton - Bsookhn.
rIt.- lmIulnNS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
lNLORENCE and KEYPORT-Thesc

towns are situated on The Delaware and ON the lta-
tan in the direct line between New York and PhadeiphE
They possess even advantage for business residence
Plank Road Is about to bc rlCtcd cwecn them, which
will be the permanent thoou hnrcs between the North and
the South and become the ste G all the prominent manuac
turing operations of the country.
Plans and information may De- had az the
OFFICES OF THE FLORENCE& kEiPORr co,
A. Florence or Kcy port,
Or at the Transfer Offices Of the Company
COR OF WALNUT & DOCK SITS PHILADELPHIA \,
lciB lW' And II ANOFER NEW YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
DAKER'S IMPROVED MODE of
TILES FOR FLOORS

I-ATcmtoc'S BUldors, MabIc Cullers, and oihers M.
tcresfed are invited the Tiles permanently ad
down the store of the undersigned They are
much harder han marble and the variety of shapes and
roiols almost infinite Imported and for sale hy MIL
IEk. (OAIES \ SOlI.E. 21a Pearl-si. Ic2l W.
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J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


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