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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
CHnDREN'S FEET-A WORD TO

NPARfSTS Manv children, parents are 70 doubt
svare deiorned from relax .ion Of NE pan {, mus
;fs strength perfect rmdurug the eaiy years o.
yy fpg adin toaomaiiou u the feet lameness and
prompt rem sdv end The celebrated Surgeon, Amesbary
ss ~ srock tn.- So those arg hip
s.sfsss Gao moved sig and certainly oy PfVP-FB 'a.nns
The sufsciber during the Iona period he has been en-
IN &C IN tho manufacture OF Boots anu Sles hts ava us
Pc icsiodly drawn % this subject BY complaints
of CHI drn suffering IN the insisp ankle and leg on tn9
axsot OF the abOyg panied muscles oil the oOI These
= led him 10 deyiseOng before hearing an oPn
ion nom any source plan 10 make the boot or shoe
erporth Ike nsep OF tie foot both o. grown persons aud
I'll aren HIS wen known g. STEEL 81 RING SHANh
fr mems boots shoes the first r. St OF tl GeFis
m ard las ado ed the pleasure aud comfort OF many
thousands He has sit perfected a"Sprng shank or
chdren's shoes. which holds the nstep hr, suSnghei
the whole foot adds nothing to The oelA oil inc shoe ana
Tins @CHILDRENs INSTEP-sUPPoRTER,"p ls- ID
between the soles the shoe, nss been thofougnH tIeu
feet success ard 70 the qualification OF al ncinN ms
fact has NANNY influenced the subscriber n seieSueg s
NJ hoe Of making moe widely ana particularly AuoWn
vpof he he evce Will prove whenever tested te5 lag
10 children and families Medical men, in whose antilles
las bean introduced and who have examined las merits
have unsolicited and with unsnlnny, expressed theT en-
SGeSara Bel, MD, OF this City, having used in his
fsu ny, thus writes; -. -. .,-,. -, 80,
lie sorrg shanks OF NJ Lorn Rfoks With t'-n
i 10 conf but the muscles are taught u prop
80 % tier lan.tion while The bones ans hgamsnts are Aept
ou liz spd positively her natural son Il ny owe IA sn
ts-'. csss i ~ have prott ced srss; benefit = III
The testimony of hundreds OF medical men and we'll
known citizens might be adduced If The subscriber h'ugI
accupniefcd I. dence necessary He thinks differently
and HAVING no desire beyond securing the attention Oh nose
who nay wish TO beneh their children VINO cen esy so
ifbou cos e. anime his invention, accepting OF n"t Al
their pleasule and who he respectfully invites 10 such eS
aninnsicr tie remains their friend, NC -,
LORIN BROOKS, l8s Fulton-st
Ttr no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

TEAS.-Thc Canton Tea
- Company hereby Appnse the public that they
prepared to retail every variety OF PEA al lower pcss
han any other establishment uniformly do rheir
ssnEve wholesale trade always requiring them 10 keep on
ssrily derives many advantages by trading with them,
which will fall 10 obtain elsewhere City and country
families would greatly consult their interests by duly
gsrding this advertisement. This s the Oldest Yea Com
sany In the city Their only establishment lie al IS5 Chat
daust between Pearl and Roosevelt and theY bSYs now
10 branch stores.
erocers supplied In small quantities Is low IS BY the
ehea!. jl5 SmA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

SPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY
- APPLIED.-OFBICE 81 BOwERY, doors from
the Theater, New York-Professor sKofT, speciscs
on the Anatomical Form and Physiology Of the Human
Eye, and on the good and bad effect OF spectaelss.
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY AND RECON-
MENDATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
DoAT. RARGE. RACE glue. LIE

= SALE The sslamsnieT Works are offered Tor ssle
on reasonable Ierns For fur her particulars apply me
works 81 Woodbridge, N T. OF The once ana cePoS a
New.YOrk MIS- I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
NOR SALE AS 1T STANDS-The

NOR SALE AS 1T STANDS-The
Iise OF Telegraph with Wires, extending up the
Hudson River the East side from the Harlem River TO
Anlhonys Nose above Peskskl there crossing 6y means
Of mast and ssncheons and extending down me RIVER
consists Of two Wrest erected 1r the use Of the
Magnetic Telegraph Company, whose Line runs from
Washington 10 New YORK; by OF which to cross the
Hudson into New-YOrk. AS the Line OF the Company
now crosses Fort Lee the poles, wires cross pieces In
snAors matt stancheons &c Of the up.rvsr line are OF
fered for sale they Any person or company wish
log 10 purchase learn particulars on application al tue
Office OF the Company, Hsnoverst al lWN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
DESTRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

~ hence AND FARM FOR SALE -Situsted al
Iolnno Inc public ghway mile rom Camplowl ano
an, ,ss.les from Newark in Essex County, New Jersey
nsnu 20 acres Of Land with aEne twostory and aIlc
dweIDe house std good barn and other o2t-nouses all
A. excellent order There the pre- misses nue. garoen
susched 20 the with fruit trees Of every Description
ree fine orchsrds s. Of meadow land besides pas
iure ,ucep for fifteen or eighteen head Of castle, and
Ieht acres OF 6Le wood land the residue land ~ pre-
pared Cor grow log crops Inquire OF JAMES w WhiTE'
ESQ Ii Easssust, City OF Newfork DhNISE y 80 30
-, 1A 49, ,,erdftsss al 2wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
EXCRLSIOR SOAP, manufactured

CADW LID, III SUN q ~
Corner OF RiyingtOn and Cannon sts new.fo
This Soap 10 far superior 10 any other offered TO me pun
nc II removes stains, grease, paint, TAR ana ~ 49,
washes IN sofs, hard salt water. without tno ,ntu
injury 10 any fabric TO the skin Sea Captains
Manufacturers and all engaged In the trade. are espeS
invited to test its value nH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

NOR SALE.-7 frst-class 3 story and
n basement HOUSES situated 10 Fiteenth-st Between
Ft ard Second lots a feet front by lest feet
deep; houses q feet front by So feet deep with all The
modern improvements and built especially for private real
deaces; locality anexcepuonsble; 5000 can remain on
bond and mortgage for q term OF years Apply 10 RO-
GERS NA0LE, "a Broadway. ms lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
DATENT COMBINATION SOAP

recent invention great saving in the cost OF sosg
for washing being the greatest aborsaying anclo ~
invented No other Soap Ia needed In family; ig ~
purpose whatever The inventors have aDofea nalo -
toTm SOAP Thai will save labor and that can DO USED VIII
perfect safety. IL takes the dirt rom e1ehes ~
clothes have stains are very ohy tosl essc
Ii'tis shond be rubbed before boiling II s converted
49, so SOAR BY dissoying into hot water, and, whoc
sSe az per directions coss about Genus per gaon-ex
eesdIpe any other for M purposes for which sosp used
Tbe Patent Combination Soap being very hard, and coz
,asnS no res,n-aking Il the best and by far the cheap
81 Jar 8oapr ever used- renders hard and salt wssa
equa 10 soft Tor washing purposes, ana being rec r
sds ranno inure or vel ow clothes ia the least Con
SINNERS and dealers viii DO well 70 make Ihemsslvessc
onsipted with this article without delay. IN
suS"'e1 W. L. X. N0RTHR0P 4 co.
For sale by MeSrs CONAN, HOPKINS 4 CO.
Wanrst and Hessrs BOYD PAUL, 90 CortlsndSi
2Of SnTuThkSatr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

mat AUCrION.-The subscriber viii sell at Public
Auction bis FARM, situated in the Town OF Newcastle,
County OF WestchestsI, SATURDAY, April 1851, at
u O'Clock, M on the premises Said Farm contains iO2
acres ana is within "A miles Of the Hudson River h4rosd
DE pot ct Sing Sing the mouth OF ihe CrOton Ve,
and Is adjoining the farm and residence Of Col Joseph
Hunt Commanding view Of over so miles OF the beautiful
Hudson and the surrounding country There are six thry
bearing Apple Orchards the premises OF the choices'
hnds Of grated fruit Also agreat vareyOf PEAR Peacp,
Plum and Cherry trees, which bear abundanty Inc
Farm viii be sol6 IN three parts in the manner is now
divided by the highways running through IT, by wmch
division the smallest portion will contain about 20 acres
which ~ will contain the dwelling house, barn aud
other oubudDgs together with Of the apple orchards,
and great variety of other fruit and shrubbey TOO numer-
Gus to mention thus enabling those to purchase who merely
want country residtDce T1e conditions Of sale VIII be
made known ON the day Of sale There will no no post
popement of the sale uuess the weather stormy II 3d.
The sale will place the fair day For further par
ecusrs inquire of the subscriber the premises or of
mSl 6rs JOSEPH C. HORTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
TATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
w FREDERICK W. PACHTMANN, 40 Canalss,
respectfully Informs bis and the public that ~
keeps az usual very large assortment OF fine Cod ana
Silver Watches rch and fashionable Jewelry aud Silver
Ware OF every description. Every article warranted q
represented and at the lowest possible phces Wsfns
Jewelry and Silver Ware made to order, and cafsiaAy
repaired P.s California Gold made up to order
Al lud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

HIGH BRIDGEVILLE, situated on
the Westcheser side Of Harlem River between Nc"
Coombs DSm Bridge and the High Bridge-Thls properly
commands fire view OF the High Bridge, Harlem River,
and great variety OF other beautiful scenery. Size OF lots
nom half 70 three scres-pces low and terms easy
Mnps for distribution viii be ready Wednesday, The 18Th
inst but In the time original map may De seen a,
he Office OLD. b. WINT0N, IL CedsrsL MID lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
a DELJGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-

ADgNCEA AT KiN6sBRID6E, wEsrChE ST. 1n NJ
YOR sALF-COusising OF q two stoTy bouso, W,
men, and sltcfontiog hny cor teel os.s sp Tps
nsrble santels and CRATES throughout ne eOusS n
ear be edded n desired The GROUND Is n1na'ooy 40
out with fruit trees shrob6ey &c aasrs o
necessar a cot -hufldngs such ne CoscnnoVks,
nI,,yI,hsn tssnfy minutes walk OF either TOO dudson
Riy.r or Harlem Raj Roads FOR further psTucasts "a
quife ot 0Oof.nh lltn
wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
POUGHKEEPSIE RESI-

ALDENCE FOR SALE The subscriber offers ior SAFE
the elegant Dwelling House situated CannonBt Pough
keepsls formerly The residence of W. H. Vankeeck Esq
and bu by him about TWO years since In The mo elegant
substantial and the manner throughout both external
y and internally Of nearly $4,000 for the house
and ground Was purchased by the present owner lot
81 0l ard viii be- sold low for cash, and on accom-
modepg terms The Honsei s three stores ngh above
basement and cellar built Of brick and faced with pressed
bfick laid in whe all sides 10 furnished nte
nallV with complete fixtures, bath, water Closets
Tsngc boiler and marble top wRshbssin Ia each room all
pupped with and cold water 10 the nost complete and
thorough manner hot air furnaces gas pipes elaoo-
ralely carved stsuay and seennite marble manses ms
hogany DOORS marble floor In vesbue beautiful Verandan
In 'front.' kc &c Gymnasium and fountain Ia yard, Walk
tagged aud choice towering vines shrubs andees Deco
rae tbs grounds which iuFround the house House and
ground are In complete order, and immediate possession
can be had For further particulars apply Immediately or
address JOSEPH pAVISON,itS East "enty SKIN,
Hew-York. al or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

THE STOCK OF THE NAUTICAL
WAREHOUSE 100 Water.sL, now being sold 10 closs
the estate of the late proprietor includes the great yasy
of telescopes thermometers tape measures. dfawlugv
strepts etc all OF which will he sold at great rodue
op from cost Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining any Muels
win lo vol to call al ftls~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.-Twoo

CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY LAND, PEN
~ sIONs PAY Ike prosecuted promptly, Land
Warrants and Lana Pstents purchased, By 0EOh6C
WOODMAN. 40 Wiliam-si near Wall Counselor 81 Law
and Commissioner for WiscOnsil. Illinois, Indiana Ken
lucky &c Mr. w viii attend 10 locating Land Wsrrarv
anon carefully selected public lands lS' Sm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

INGER'S SEWING MACHINE
Nv hich sews and stitches In ibe best manner LDa.
Coih or Leather, 6ue is simple n 10 eoosIes
ton strongly made snd durable. and not liable 70 nesz
get out OF repair may be In speTeion a. - -
Place Boston; 296 Marketst, Philadelphia, ana - - -
Brosdway opposite the Guy Hall, New-rork Inos e-
terested are respectfully invited TO call end uoge TOT
selves Machines and territory for sale .,or, IN
n2 2ws l. Nj. siNohn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
ITO PHYSICIANS.-For sale. goo.

u Country Practice Dwelling, acres, &c Nc, In
pleasant village 10 miles from the city would exchange
with city Physician. Apply to l. KEYSER, 81 BoWery,
10 I'LL 9 nclnck mll lmN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

HOTEL FOR SALE

II OR TO LEF-The brown stone front Houses on
FOuF(-syeuue TwenynnthsI now finishing, ard
would Of the pleasant situations for Hotel
inquire the preniseS Would be sold or rented teps-
m2s Swf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
NOR SALE.-At New-RoCbeiIe, about

EyOR SALE.-At New Rochelle, about
ns,ss desirable COUNTRY sEAF tSrmerlq ne rssi
decc Of he lsis Samuel Ttas Of about acres land
on wlice Is pleasantly situated doabs modern
rersee are three tenant booses carriage horse barn
Liable Gc with varist II OF frlk and ornamenal trees
ssr nofon OF the purchase money may remain bond
AMI u5porgSre Apply to AMOS WlLLErs, Ao East
RroadSsy or to SAMUEL BOVINE, nesr aha preoiises
XII ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
T EACH ASHES FOR SALE.-Sloo

II LEHza Wright from Troy, has on board about 400
bu,bels OF Lesch Ashes Is very aupeo article and VIII
be .od low application % he Caqten on oosf9 S lns
~ VI mug ' - az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
nor SALE OF exchange for good City

z
a. or Brooklyn properly, the beautiful country seat on
BERGEN Hishfs N j. fifteen minutes walk from jersey
Civ Ferry The premises contain about three acres OF
Land fronting the street $50 feet beautifully planted with
choice Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Fowergardent and
rare The House double two story and attic
Stone budiug with basement spacious halls pazzss, and
tthe necessary improvements There is carriage house.
harm &C. the place Two or three lines OF Omnl0usses
ian 10 ard from the ferry every half hour passing the
preises For further particulars enquire Of c. GREG
DRY or DANL ST JOHN, Esq, 81 Wallet, New.York
rn2Q lyy&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
u ELLYIS HALF PRICE ENGRAV-

HING and PLATE PRINTING. odiee itl Ful'on-st,
N y-Book and Magazine work, Portraits, Maps BIZ
Heacs Circusrs Diplomas, Cards Pstenl Medicine Ls-
bella Also. Yankee Gard Press. &c. mis- lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

ZINC Plaintiffs subscribers having
beer appointed Agents for The Of this most sups
nor PAINT, Manu- faetured BY the NEW JERSEY tx
fLOklNG AND MINING Co sre now prepared 20 exc
cute orders for the any extent
This PAINT having stood the mOsl tests 10 now
offered 10 the public Paint In all superior 70
White Lead public respectfully invited 70 call and
examine for themselves.
PATENF LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, BAR ANE
PIC LEAD, constantly on hand and for sale.
nAMUEL O. CORNELL Co.
HIM" No. IS Wetsr-st, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

SODA WATER APPARATUS OF
0every description either for the manufacture, drawing
bOtlng Of SODA Water manufactured and for sale by
JOHN MATTHEWS, girst.ay. corner 1th-st, ~ Y. A
Autographed Plate with printed instructions for the manu-
tctuTe or Soda Water, syrups &c likewise for The man
sgemen OF the Apparatus accompanies each Apparatus
Every information Ia relation 10 the above business WhS3
ebeerfully giyen upon application by letter Is shove
mis- lmF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
NOR SALE OR TO LET--A new
NOR SALE'--Two good DWELLING

- HOUSES and LOTS on Twenty-niuth-st, west OF
5rotawsy, Nos as and So well located for private real
denees The buidngs are small stories add sucs high
win basement and ceiisr All the improve nents
90 make NE houses comfortable. such COOKING range
Croton weser bathing cold snd warm and al through
The houses are two deep with additions OF II feet
The ho1ses are well butt every part Tue location 10
one OF the beat In The city The houses new ard will
be finished oy me Let Of May next Price $500 OnehRk
OF the amount may rsnaia and more desired Inquire OF
J. II. G0TTkER' on'he premises, st 10 A M and JPN.
sSlws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

a. FOR CITY PROPERTY, ia The houri,hing village
Norin Tarrytown within 40 minutes ride OF the station al
a very desirable size for country residence
The premises contain about four Of land and are stu
ated on point between the Railroad and tho liver, EN-
bracpg rfver front of SONS $40 yards beautiful ma
tara grove borders the lot the river and there are be-
side over hundred fruit and shade trees on the premises
The lot 10 bounded he south side by kmsq-s as
lance of about goo wards and 10 admirably divide
into villa pot II has already been surveyed, and not
sold .ogetber Will be disposed Of One half OF The pur
chase money may remain bond and mortgage a. per
cent for term Of years For further psricul inquire OF
J r. CHAMBERLAIN, at the Institution for the Blind,
nj 1mr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

c,.snpoTt Long Island T. hosse "a sci s1ht tive
orv fhr building. with dining sitch7 20, iaiHdry
ana ood sted attached. The Whole huioiugs aDDul -
es front by 100 feet deep The hOIse hes tTo psros %
N fret foOr and come hne se~pins rooms WIZ c"oye
ieni psntes the second hoor Toe psrora are sn-7
with ma bic and the house occupies perhaps me
most pleasant location 6r7enpor as u stads ufpa slKn
ground and ovefOoks the village al every pOi1i. arc re-
comic Bay for miles d,
large garden surrounds the premises, at he foot o.
which there 10 stream communicating Win mo o1y !"
fcept depth 10 adult OF sal comiug direct % te
grounds Theirs = large bsra cardagsbOlse all Olhef
convenient out-buiidngs the premises 0r5.apoU u
he terminus Of the Long leland Railroad, e1d the place
growing rapidly The Railroad Company comm1tes upon
very Reasonable terms.
" GEORGE SCOTT ROE,
,ei 9au7MIrb- 10 Merchants' Exchange a a1overeLl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
TIUE CHETS MILLS, Twenty-sev-
7TTEMPERANCE STORE.-Best

" h NJ L l. h A n = r > L ~ II E.-DesL
Il cruahed Sugar only So for lbEi New Orleans Sugar
s. 10 10 he; fresh Green and Black Teas Sc per
10; best strong Pes n per In very ne rev crop Green
rea only PER 10 best extra Green Tee So per b fresh
ros ed and ground Coffee only 0d and I'D per To- beat
Jsvs ls I'd: MOasses q per gallon new crop NewOr-
Ieans p 50; good Winter OIL IS Cd per gallon; Winter
besched Oil c. per gallon sperm Candles 20 I'd best mold
Candles loc and good assortment Of choice Groceries,
SACKEfT PECK,
MI Irf i04 0reenWchHvenue, cor. Twelfth Si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
FOR SALE & TO LET.


A BEAUTIFUL AND. HEALThf
AcoUNTRY RESIDENCE for Sale or 20 Lease-On
Fon0 Island near the Ocean-Buldings capscloosi and
peey finished grounds handsome ARRANGED am sockso
with shade and fruit trees, evergreens, percetuA f
Shapes asparagus &c Farm 50 acres Tor more II
erceIlrut land highly cultivated. viii DO sold Io~,
essy terms or exchanged for dwelling IN or So s tos
inv Apulv NJ 226 FrOnt-st MS III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

NOR SALE CHEAP, or will DO ex-
4 changed for City property or Stocks two beautiful and
highly cultivated Farms st1sed on the north shore Of
Long Island about 40 miles from the cy-one OF 10 ceres
buildings orchardug and other advantages and easy OF
access rom the CITY, large proportion Of ths pachase
money nav remain for of years on bond and mort
cage; viii be sold separately Apply soon to HENRY J.
sCUDDER Attorney at Law, 80 Wall.st. ml II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

HENCE FENCE FENCE -
III Patent Machine Made Picket Fence for Railroads
Psrms Yards Parks SC Tdrned Picket Fence made by
patent machinery and furnished at from to 80 cen per
foot according style and pattern and may be set elIne
with or without posts Itis put thai the freight VIII
be bat Iing cheaper by from Is TO so per cent than
apy Fence Of the same durability and appearance now 10
use Particulars Furnished by addressing the suoscnber at
TROY, N. Y. ls3 Wv D4tW'l NJ STRArTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
At PRIVATE SALE.-The two. story

~ i II ITO wv . 'VDH y
IN and attic BRICK HOUSE aud lease OF lot OF ground
known a. No 81 Market between Madison alc Monroe
ais Size OF house q by "a feet Ia the lot the same
width BY about So feel inches In depth The ground rent
IL so Der sBnum For price aud further particulars ap
Div TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoneer, Broad
- - as Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

ITO LET.-The three-story dwelling,
x just finished and replee vita oil the modern conven-
second door east OF Lexingtonsv Inquire Of Mr.
grocer on the corner or Of SAMUEL LEGGHFE, 10
East Tweny-eghlhst a IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
NJ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOL STERY,

M CRAWBUCk'S UPHOLSTERY
w sHOUSE and Ship Furnishing Warerooms, S5e
ersnd Ct New-York, where viii be found 9 eompleis
assortment OF the following articles Feathers hair moss
and husk; also beds mattresses passies and cushions;
also bedsteads OF every description, VIZ Pe.ens screw
iron otpt lock Joint iron cottage and undle cOs
&c also splendid variety Of paper banging borders
&c Mr. G would call particular attention 70 ns new style
Of hair and spring mattresses ~ b-Ola oeus sno ms|
tresses renovated and made over equal TO new y
w CRAWBUCK, S53 Graudst ,econa 600.
rms Inns eesa vi rss0A u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

CORNER LOTS-Sixty-e ighth-st. and
Ing dale Road 5 Lots Fifieh-st near Broadway
era lots Murray Hl. between Rih and Sixth avenues
The above lots are well situated any IN the city, and
are rapidly improving IN value. Apply TO HILL X
GROESBECK, as Pearlst. mH 2w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03
OUIMBY'S LIGHTNING RODS

NThese Rods which have failed to afford the re-
CURED protection are furnished by A. NJ. QUlA al MS
inapufActory 1872 East Tweny-sevenh-s New York, on
Shey erected under the personal superin-
teTdence O MI
IS 2wThS&Ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-03

VTNO RENT-The modern built Dwell
ling House 81 st marksp place tEighth at having me
oern improvements ard located stage route The
location Is desirable and the hOa is In good condition and
viii be rented low. Inquire OF THOS MCFARLAND, 100
Tenth al. a. D.
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IN modern built, bro wn stone front HOUSE, and LOT,
g West Seventeenbs the Filth avenue The above
Ia one OF most beautiful well built and highly nished
houses 10 the city, having been egheen months 10 Its erec
don by wors and under The immediate direction OF
te owner for ha residence and has all tbs modern
improvements Terms easy Immediate occupation given
Can bs at any Time. Apply TO COLE CHlLTON,
Auclioneefs, 9 W6ltst. aSlW
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ITO LET-To small family, the front
u and back room aud bedroom on second floor o. house
q Harriaonst. Apply on the premisee a. lIIhSN