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FOR SALE & TOILET.
LOTS at AUCTION at

VILLAGE LOTS at AUCTION at
v EAST PORT CHEsTER.-3O lots Of ground. each 20
feet front and rear aud vayns from 100 70 100 feet IN
depth, situated in the village of East PortCheser
the Byram RIVER OPT site the village Of Port,C
WestcheseI Co n Y within three minutes walk OF the
depot Of the n and y Haven Railroad viii be sold at
suction at the Pavilion lloel. Port Chester on ~ rs
DAY, July a. at IL O'Clock, NJ. The above lots are
admirably situated a gentle slope Of and on the BANKS
Of the Byram River, which affords excellent SAT- "alef
bathing facilities and whose waters abound with the var
Gus kinds Of sh oysters clans. &c substantial ooes
Of erection 10 connect with rOr CnestsI' a
which place all the neces-ares Of lie can ~
cheaper than al any retail store IN Ne"-fofk CIV ths
rendering desirable place for famIss u locate Wnp
study economy as well health and pleasure Inc y l.
and here Y times daily Trans cave
that mechanic can b at as pace o. business IA =,
York before O'Clock and returning leave II 3. VI
There are two lines Of slOops boarding and DAY scnoo
churches Of different denominations and IN snort az me
conyeniences Of the cry with the advantages me conn
try and the additional inducements Of SAY walef '1@
ten For terms sc. apply % ABESDROIH BhOs III
Beekman-st or 20 WILLIAM PROVOST, FORTUNES
ter-st, Weschester Co y. I. =. - +
ALSO-A FARM adjoining CONSISTING Oh ~ Sc' - Vi
land. private sale pl' Q.
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DARBITT,S SOAP POWDER.-La-

~ ADD | > SOAG ION DTih-iJt-
Bdes who are interested pensng with the siavisA
Washing Day and those who wish 20 accomplish the wash
ns for ten persons with the simple cost ~ Two ems WI
please read tins THIS article called l. BABBlrIS
SOAP POWDER il being reduced h. powder comes very
much cheaper than any other tofn ba zap contains
TWENTY-FIVE Der cent of water IN crys'aZed state other
WISE Il woald not hold together While Babbus i re-
duCed - powder and Shlng mater 'sh
any other article m the world and does not lose weight
hike bar soap by standing 1 bar soap stands IN ne
open wear VIII lose from twenty ave 20 i1iIy
per ceui II course ms los must and nothing
else therefore II cannot be washing material Babbtt
has had applications from All paris OF the Vpin
for the exclusive night for selling, but rs yet
has sold exclusive nights The sales are about
two and half IunS per day deduction = maze ~ the
ten boxes OF ten Der cent five boxes per cent All NJ
FINGERS III be rgidy prosecuted. which are zen N nun e
tins time Everything the shape 81 washlhs "iihlI
lahor was I'm known until BABBITT adyertsed-then The
whole world was set IN commouon 20 egade bAbbiI
PATENT SOAP POWDER. but as yet nothing compares
suence OF the patent BABBITTS SOAP POWDER sun
leads and producing as goes astonishing satlsiAc-oh
No dsl enses with the use Of IT, after they have once
used had smell Is found IN the clothes after "AsALg
soaps do. II Is put nearly pound paersFh
directions Tor printed On each package The pes VS.
washing follow the direction on tht
parer the powder direct for all white clothes
cooItd clothes fellow the directions for making mt III
soap which requires and made N ten lnN Is
SOFT every one knows how to Use n : very clean
most II those who use Z Iui small antiy u me si
dish water lc.l All the st s
and Will remove ythng that any other soap IN ne "'u
The clothes DO require boiling AFTER the st direction
Is followed 20 make them whe-thCs saving much time
and labor Il his btea used nearly two years and Il =
found clothes last than twce long because they
are rubbed they hen board :
used Nc washing soda required The retail prce Is
twelve and half cents. There risA tryuS T. ne
cause gsckas ~ maze two gallons Of beautiful son
sosp. that any
For sale ty nsary All the groceries IN thus place Manu-
isctured At IS and 70 Westinghouse N New-iorA t.ts
An, country druggist merchants order through any
wholesale merchant \ewlork. and cheap Is -
apply ~ the factory direct Any person "a he CITES ~
NewIoTk and brooAlyn can have single box sent
Al the cost Of and quarter cents. Uy sending g. the G
tory. 10 Nashugtonst have the grcrrs get flr YOU
box contains sixty 0lIeT, half box ihriy->x "a -
General depot for he sale Of BABBlrIS SOAP POW
DER ~ EARLE CO,
So and 20 " ashinstOn-st.. New-YorA-
Propnefors. y r bIRprrr EARLE Co. ie23
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CATECHISM on BEAUTY.-Ques-

CATECHISM ON BEAUTY.-Ques-
tion-What does every person admire
Answer-PersOnal beauty.
Q-How can this be acquired II not natural
A-By using means provided by Nature
Q-Hu~ shall We acquire know ledge OF such means
A-By Learning from those who have studied.
Q-Who has gwen these subjects the most attention
An LAvAsSE. the French Chemist and Cosmetlcian.
Q-HOw does he mpar hls knowledge 80
Ale has printed small book called ohCKEr W
BEAUTY. or How TO BE HANDSOME . "
Q--Can he learn US how 20 make brown SKIN far
Ayes and to remove ton, pmples, frecAes' &c
Q-Can he teach 10 smooth the wrinkled SKIN
Q-Does he teach how to whiten brown teeth
Ayes and harden diseased gums and sweeten the
breath.
Q-Can he soften and heautify harsh. stiff hair
AYES. and make II grow profusey.
Q-Can he promote the growth NJ wfiSkorS, &c.
Ayes, and hasten the growth Of muStacheS,
Q-Can he remedy dim eyes 0r help the sight
Ayes. and make the dull eye sparkle bright.
Q-Can he color the hari
Aye, any color wished can he produced
Q-Can he tell how 20 have red cheeks and lips
Ayes. without fail also to remove superiuous hir
Q-lias any person tired his plans
Ayes. thousands trying them and all are pleased
Q-Are the articles he preScnbes safe
Ayes. perfectly, and very cheap too.
Q-Wherc Is the Secret of Beauty sold
AT l0i NasSau-st corner of Ann.
Q-What Is the prlce
A-Only 81. II Is sold under seal vi,
r. Remember the name, SECRET OF BEAUTY OF now
TO BE HANDSOME, by NJ. LANASSEE, French Chemist,
&c Je26 lm'
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: NV .,DING LOTS. situated the north side II
IT nv between the Firth and Sixth m the CITY
of New Work commencing 35S feet east of the SIXTH
,ad Lots heinz IN IS feet front and reaS by feet
inches IN depth portion of The purchase money car re-
mann ON bond and mortgage a per cent. $3.50. 49,,
Ais IN the CIV of Rrooklyn. S valuable BUILDING
LOTS four oi the fronting on Wo"dhullst ana one
on the rear of the fronting Rapelye 81 near Hami-
ton-av and between Columbia and Hicks SIS commencing
rs feet from the of HckSs' each Loi benS IN
size feet front and by loo feet depth Iwothrds
Of the purchase remain on Oond anu mortgage
For price and further partc liars II both the NeMNnlA
and Brpoklyn property apply To ANTHONY J. BLEECh-
Err Auctioneer, : BIoad-St, y. Y IVY Nv
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore
Il existing between the subscribe - undst the h,m
RICHARDSON WATSON \ Co, New York and Phds-
dehhla and wM WATSON n Co. Manchester, England.
il this day dissolved by lts own limitation rns shssnd'
Inc huS,neSs m New-yorN VIII be settled by iiOS NIGH
ARDSON aad WI WATSON aud m PmlaaegAa By
csths, ,, ,be suhscrbers THOMAS RICH AkDSON
WI WATSON
Tune 30 1881 WILLIAM X. CLARKE.
THOMAS RICHARDSON will continue the General
COMMISSION and Shipping business Of the late firm, andA the
Agency II the Philadelphia and Liverpool lme % S,esn
srps At the Office Al Exchtnse-place New York, ana)
Wanut-st Philadelphia
The subscribers having this day formed Coparnersh
will continue the Dry Goods business of the late hTmd
RICHARDSON. WATSON co, AZ % kkchange-paee
aud OF WAI NATSON Co. Manchester, England, nRid
the firm Of WI WATSON &C.. ND MAIsoN
WALTER MAGEE
July /. 1851 JNo JOHNeION
The Dry Goods business ~ the late firm Of RICHARD
SON WATSON 4 Co IN Philadelphia will be continued
by the subscriber WILLIAM h CLARKE
Jpy l. 1851 [iyi ml SChesnus-st
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W LII AC 1NHsSSif WI
j two story. bnck front House, Prlnce-st, near the
Roweryhas the Croi0n water Possession gwen ine-
diatey as the present tenant Is gong to the country IN
oure al 1871 Ehzabeth-st. the premises Jyis ~
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TOHN D'HOMERGUE, Rectiber and

a. D.stllleT-iiONESr JOHN. after having passed
Through the ordeal Of ire and ready supply
his customers and The liquor trade generally with Tie VEST
81 Pure Spirits. imported Brandics Gan and Wine Call
want article. his old place l40
SeSeuteeata-si near Seventies mv7S sms
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=, al. BARMORE offer at their Man

u ufactory and Wareroom. 3is BLEECKER-ST cor
ner Of Charles-st an assortment Of ELEGANT PIANO
FORTES with the metallic frame and bridge and
al other modern improvements. Jele 3m'
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WANTED-To purchase 80 Acres of
w LAND for farming purposes, between PoTtchesieI
and Greenwich, CT. Address (posi paid CHAUNCEY
BARNARD, IL PIne-st Jyl9 I'M
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CROTON WATER Hvdrants. Faucets,

~ Hose Kitchen Ranges &C very low AZ Inc corner 81
Beach and Hudson CrotOp pipes put M al 20 cts per oo
Jobhng attended 10 the reasonable terms y9 I'M
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-AI

CAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN
~ yulCanzed white Rubber, well black and other
colors not stamped by Horace II Day "GOODYEAkS
PATENT" according TO his covenant IN hls license from
Goodyear, infringement on G0odyears Patents, aud
all dealers Of these goods, equally la
Die trespassers upon Gooyears Acknowledged nights
with Horace Day himself the Maker of such goods and
will be prosecuted accordingly. Day has hcenSe from
Goodyear make ShlTred Goods only and a few small
articles by paying arif 10 Goodyear of three cents per
ward equal 10 about two mills each PAIR Of Congress
Boots while Day himself charges ten cents per PAIR for the
use # Goodyears SHRED Goods Congress Boots % the
ard-working shoemakers All the India Rubber shoes
now made by Horace n Day, are an Infringement upon
oodvears Patents and all dealers therein render them
selves liable IA damages 20 Dir GOODYEAR. the Pa
teRtce
In behalf of Hayward Rubber Co, Newark l. X Co,
i. Candee. Ford 4 Co and others. leiS
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PROPERTY at PRI

VATE SALE.-The subscriber Offers for sale his
We'll known property the village Wt SoneINllie consist
ins 0f the arge SIOREHOUSE ROW occupied by william
O. Steele, Esq, the large DWElLlNG-hOlSE IN which
he lives djonng tho sorc, the House ne II aooNe Long
the office OF the Somerset Wing with the build
ing adj the office red 10y Nh Jonn NJ atarop as
and shoe maHusactCry being decidedly the best stand
that business the place The lot contains one and
quarter acres fronting Aan>i and ga South 81 there
beng space Tor three bQ lng lots the last named
street The property VIII be sid together OF N los TO
suit purchasers IL - We'll known t. persons IN Tins Vi
cint, that al rate DESCRIPTION might seem superiuouS
he werth while 10 mention among us adv tn'Ases
the vc, important one that from It's fronting the puo-
Tic buldngS the fine m ha; direction must awa's
open tins adds much 10 the peaSau ness ~
site that all respects agreeable one t"f inr-
Their information Sppy 10 JOHN NJ. MANN. ESl 81 IL
the subscriber On the premises WA J. hkD'tN
SQmcryslle, july IS. lSOl. NS AZ
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EIRST PREMIUM, ISL. ~ and II

Supensr warranted Instrinien rom &. % octsye
a. The lowest manufacturers prices
go IN CHARLES j. HOLDER. 1873 Sprng-st.
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PIANOS.


DIANO-FORTES-FOr Sale or to Hire.
Iuopr, until Is, seutsmhsr at $40 Broome St after
Isl of September Stuyvss Institute, go Broadway Of
eos In. + Ii NASH
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[IIGH BRIDGE.-The balance of the

LOTS. So to 1903 ON map of High Bndgeville are
for the first time offered for sale THIS property - STU
aed the WestcheSer side of Harlem RIVER opposite the
Eighth ON this Island The fare on the Eighth
avenue Railroad which leads directly these Lots to
FIVE for the whole length of the road Having
a wld1 front upon the Harlem River this property affords
great for boating and fishing Terms favorable
Apply for maps and other information 10 d. b WINTON
7fCedar-st cor of Nassau-st le3 I'm
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MATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER

w WARE-A very large assortment OF the newest
style Of reh Jewey OF every pattern ns gold and sseI
ladies' and genilemcns atches, and Silver ware OF ta
Standard of dollars very moderate prices. can be found
atF W PACHTSIANN'S Jewelry Store, l7o Canal-st
Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware made TO order ana care.
fully repaired California Gold taken IN exchange ana
made no 70 order. Vlf I'M
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.--W,

have noticed attempt the part u Day 70 involve
ignorant men IN his law suits, hy publication IN which he
has the daring int mate that the caIn published IA be-
half Of the Shoe Association against dealers m Day SHOES
Is unauthorized We ouly reply. thai those who
deal and doubt vii have their doubts speedily removed
urcn proof their implication with Day his
Nv purchasing by selling the pITae article. When Day
are required publications ior Us, due
notice VIII he gwen.
In behalf Of y. |. Z. Co, Ford Co. L Candee. Hay
ward Rubber Co. and others lyl9u
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: s PASSPORTS for EUROPE.CAL-


V'HE NEW YORK end LlVERPOOb
4 UNITED STATES MAIL SfEAIEks.-Ihs '-'
comprising tins hne the -,
ATLANTIC. CAPT. West, PACIIC, CAP Us,-..
ARCTIC, CAPT. Lice, BALJlC, Ca1 '"
ADRIAIIC. Capt. Grafton. - a,
These sl.ps haze been bnh D, conu", a,
Government sery0e every care has been thke tbs "a
ytrue,on as Also IN their Ealass, u insure sfenxs -
sn.od md ,b,ls accommodations for pas.esgers are
eassied Tor elegance OF comfort prce y, passage -
W.. 10 yers0l $50; exclusive Il sfLra ~"
s.a,e r,ons ssz5; from Liverpool ~ New York ~ =.
srn.r,epced surgeon attained To each ship No hes
h. occurred urxil pasd fer The u these shs ia
sat be- sscou stai Tor gold, silver, balboa. spee ess
.1ec,ons st0zes or msgals, aess balls OF adinz Se ~
therefor aI-J the value thereof therein expressed
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LOUISIANA That beautiful tract Of land known
the property MAJOR Lowry lying contiguous to the depot
Upper Mors,ana and which has been surveyed and lad
building plots presented for sale on the same plan
pursued successfully with the villages of Nor
rssAna and Farmount Twohirds Of the subscribers
already obi aimed and the Of August has been fixed upon
for distribution Of lots among the subscribers Therefore
but short afforded for persons to avail themselves
favorable. opportunity 20 obtain building plot
aualeJ IN the vicinity Of New York for beauty NlubrU
and the very moderoe price affixed 10 the several lots
Maps circulars and prce lists be obtained at Morgan
& Co s. ~ Pearl-st X l. Akerly corner Bowery aud
Broome- st and TO the subscriber, Upper Morrsana
,y29 6ts WIN JARVIS.
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Spring HAIR MATTRESSES. RES

~ sEGUE'S Patent Spring Hair Mattress BED manuiac-
tured "only by" h PRINCE & co. at l07 Fuon-st.
BROOKLYN perfect substitute for PaaSses Hair Mattress
and Feather Bed aud will twenty years They vii!
roll up be used both sides made OF Springs
HuSk Moss Hogs BrStes any other deeienous articles,
which materials the most of the Box Spring Mattresses
now by the community composed, though they
have been purchased respectable shops Let any
person who has those things called Spring Mattresses
above remark VIII prove correct ResSegues Patent Mat
eS Bed contains tea pounds Of pure har 10 every foot IN
width they the cheapest and best bed made and
person has used them but pronOGnces them
most perfect article for those IN health or the Invalid
NEW-lORk PATENT MERCHANDISE COMPANY,
2i0 Broadway, and
BENJ NEWHOCSE. 273 Hudson-st. Ncw-fo1k, are
appointed agents for taking orders where the article may ne
seen by those residing this city ora tie W
Fulton 81. BROOKLYN. lczS zmIulhSS'
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=
D., +. EARLE. (r,p,vnco
rioil3ois' B + BABBIrr. ( N'AN--@ = ~ le25u
GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby appnse public thai they pre-
pared retail every vanets Il TEA at lower prices tnas
Any ether establishment uniformly do. Their eA1en-
wholesale trade requiring them 70 keep hand very
large the purchaser al retail necessarily DC
many ADVANTAGES bv trading with them obtAnes
elsewhere CITY ard country families would greatly cor
thsu interests by duly regsnE this advertisement
THIS the Oldest Tea COMPANY the CIV Their ONLY
establishment IS at l25 ChahaIn-st between Pear and
Roosevelt and they have branch s.ores Groces
sopphed small ersEttes IS lov as by The chest Al M
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IA YALUARLE FACTORY and WA.

u TER PRIVILEGE to Lease.-A large, commodIous,
and well built Manufacturing Establishment, situated on
Quassaic Crt elk Immediately adjoining the Village of NEW
BURGH. Orange County. NY and wIthnorty rods oithe
shore OF the Hudson River, now owned 10y ChrsopnerB
Miller and Thomas W Christie, ESqs The Factory Biid
ing has been heretofore used Foundry and Machine
Shop-as PIN Factory and the manufacture of cottons
eighty feet IN length by forty ee breadth and three sto
high above the basement has neyer-ialins supply
OF water sufficient for any manufacturing purpose. with
privilege to draw water from Orange Lake and is furnished
with the necessary water wheels and shaiins There are
in the building spinning frames and machinery nearly
ready for and which eau be purchased nj mode
rate price Connected with the Factory are about seven
teen OF Land large Dwelling house, two stories
thigh thirty feet by forty, with attached containing
IN all eleven beside the cellar and Kitchen well mn
shed and IN good order Also, two other tenant houses.
commodous and good order. containing eight rooms,
and cellars correspondents Also building used as work
shop There is fine Apple Orchard and other fruit trees
the premises IL IN AL respects, desirable Location
for manufacturing purposes, and residence ana VIII
be LEASED 20 good tenant for term of AT moderate
rent Application 10 t. made 10 James Fowler or the
PROJECTORS AT NeNburgh; OF To p A Leonard 100 Pearl
OF New-YoIk. my27 2awu ruSF
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DUILDING LOTS at PRIVATE

, SALE-i lots ON the northeast corner of Broadway
and y-thirt 1t.
'nts ON north side SIXTY third-st adjoining above
A., N south corner Nnfh and SIXTY firth st.
ss m "orth Sde Seventy ngnth St 50 Il from Third
- on NOV, SHE Seventy -unth-s 81 fl from above
lots IN rear Of Ne last mentioned.
loi on southeast cor ghty sec md 81 and fonrth-ay
lot on northeast cor Elchtv-ihHu 81 aho tV"'h "'
For further particulars apply -
wei iw COLE \ CHIFFON. Auctoneers W al 81
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Eighty

Acres of choice LAND on the main road - and WIKI
IN q miles Of the village Of Cedar Rapids and within three
ters II mile from Cedar River. Iowa FOR SALE OF VII
be exchanged for Of good Wood Land. whln 50
nascs - ysG'
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NOR SALE-A comfortable RESI-

LOR SALE-A cOmiOrtabIe KEoI-
DENCE and FARM. situated near Elzabetht0wn,
NJ the road to Railway, easy Of access t. New
York either by Steamboat Railway being II mile from
de Dep6s The Farm consists Of AZ 81 90 acres the ma
ior part In guilty ation with fine double House and good
Oubudlngs &c m good order, together with the Stock
and Futures applied for soon VIII be sold reason
able and liberal terms 10 approved purchaser FOR
particulars apply % y s. SCHLESINGER, Esq. % Beav
by letter personally TO the undersigned on the
prem II OF by the 3lst INST the place wOua
be rented to good tenant Possession prompt
Gown July 1891 fiylO lmsl JOSEPH LEVI
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and OPTICAL IN

INSTRUMENTS Our Glasses have already been tired
hv So many persons that merely invite those not yet c-
ouanted With them call at institute as Broadway
iy2 I'm. NAISrE1N \ BECkEL Opticians
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&c and LOT Of Land, eg bly, situated on the principal
street IN the village Of Huntington Suffolk Co.. between
which place the CITY Of NewYork there is daily com
nuRcston by railway and steamboat mot sold previous
the Of September III be sold At public auction on the
premises at O'Clock. M of that day For terms and
more particular description. inquire of ID PLATT Esq,
ie2aff W r A GAINES. 70 Nassau-st.. n. Y.
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MON INDIA RUBBER COMPANY

4 Warehouse 10 NASSAU-ST. New YORK offer Tor
sale every DESCRIPTION OF GOODIEARS Patent Meta-L,
InLia Rubber Goods comprising
Coats all STYLES. Army and Navy Breast Pumps.
Cloaks and Capes Goods Syunge>,
FoucnlS. Fire Buckets and Gents hefa-ur
Isgrus pals Rubber Slue>
Horse Covers. Piano Forte ClFerS. Ladies DO
Horse Boots. CrLmb Cloths. CAid-eus do
These goods al 4rcatef T. tec0mpOse SOFTEN
by Heat. OF become --IG ~ cold.
JAMES BISHOP. President.
WARREN ACkERNIAN. Wee President;
iy2l 3m y WILLIAMSON. Treasurer ant >ec'v
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HOUSE and FURNITURE FO

HOUSE and FURNITURE FOR
SALE, at Coopers,Own. N. I.-rhe House Is ali Or
nsment~ Cottage gothic STYLE three years old thorough
repair AMI good order situated directly the oeauti
Otseso Lake at the head Of the SusluehannSh River
plse with every Convenience ahundantly cspscious aud
having pure water hrongh. distance several miles
on every foor There house full of zee attached
and stable all contained within over an acre OF land and
with grow IN OF Young irnt other treeS-x the
NUT sraNea-comlns Nothing wanting 10 render IT
suitable Ia every resrec; 10 wishing sncA place
The usospecs from the verandah IS enchanting
The House. with Furniture included, 4 stands will he
sold fS S. co cash. and possession given Immediately
Anv n rher infor nation he obsncd ~ IS Park place
New-York, or on the premises n,ls nd,sRssssls
Coopersiown n Y. July 70, 1851. Nss SrarhSS'
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TNARM for SAlE-Conslsting of
.hcrt 80 acres situated about seven rules from PAT
erson. N j. ON the r,Ad leading % New Pr0s2sci and
Rsmspo and within fifteen minutes OF tae peoL me san
Farm has on II good s'ofy and half house and two
Kitchens built Of stone with harm wagon house, STaatIs
&c, together with large orchard meadow p''" anu
wood land - ,,,,<,,,c
For further particulars inquire OF RICHARD VIGIL
ati fhcmc~cn-st Is Nsndam-st Ne"-N"rA NiI Nv
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DAINTERS, GLACIERS, SASHMA-
II KFRS BUII DERS. aud others interested, remember
that SAMUEL SCHOONMAkER 6 Chatham }uare,
offers for sal, the very best qualities OF French AID Amen
can Ass Of all sizes 6x8 % 3rt5 at The very low
cash prices Painters in PARTICULAR may bear II mmi
that by the aud OF four extensive Steam Power PANT s
kept constantly operation enabled 10 sell better ar
cles of PAINT At lower prces than any other manu- c-
tuYer IN the United States. PATS, OILS, PUTTY,
BRUSHES aud every article IN the lne IN any quantity
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER, Chstham-sQuaTe. y; Y
n B-Purchasers Will have their goods delivered N
safe condition. and free Of charge, 10 part Of the CITY
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