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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-03

HEAD QUARTERS % MILITARY De- J
PARTMENT, Detroit Michigan,
April l6, 1851.
ORDER, NO. 7.
The funeral of the late commander OF
this Department, Brevet Major General
HuGH BRADY, will take place from the
Presbyterian Church on Woodward Avenue,
on Fridy the 18th inst, al 10 o'clock A. NJ
The following order of arrangements will
be observed
Escort, commanded by Col. WHISTLER,
Fourth Infantry.
Grayson Guards.
City Guards.
Scott Guards.
Company c., 4th Infantry.
Company c, 4lh Infantry.
In the order above named.
Minister and Surgeon.
BODY.
PAIL BEARERS.
Hon. Lewis Cass,
Maj Gen. Williams,
Judge Wilkins,
Ii, Col, Kearney,
Bvt Lit. Col. J, r. Smith, 2d Infantry.
Byt. 1t. Col. Grayson, Staff.
MOURNERS.
Officers OF the Army and Navy not on
duty.
Officers in the British Service.
Procession as arranged by the committee
on the part of the citizens.
By order Of Col. WM. WHISTLER.
IRVINE MCDOWELL.
Asst. Adj Genl.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-03
EIGHTH DIVISION.

Asst. Marshal p. L. DEN1LL.
Citizens and Strangers, mounted and in
carriages.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-03

10 The following are the two sections
OF the appropriation bill which grant an
appropriation of three thousand dollars for
the protection of the river bank at this
place, and five thousand dollars for the re-
pairing Of the Shamokin Dam.
SEC. 80. For the purpose Of raining and
protecting the bank of the river Susquehanna
on the eastern side of the pool Of the Sham
okin dam, in front of and Immediately join
ing the borough of Suubury, from further
foundations and injuries, the sum of three
thousand dollars TO be expended under the
direction of the board of Canal Commission
ers.
SEC. 81. For repairing and putting in or
der the schute and eastern abuiment of the
Shamokin dam on the Susquehanna division,
three thousand dollars, in addition 10 the
sum of two thousand dollars appropra-
ted 10 said purpose by the act of tenth of
May, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
DYE.NECK VILLAGE LOTS,-For

asse $50 lo 50 by 200 ee situated In The town Of Aye
and county Of Weschester viii be disposed OF In lois
plots suit purchasers The above oVs most admire
bly, situated beautiful ridge OF land, sixty feet ahoEe
ude water, snd twenty niles from bounded on
the side by the Boston turnpike road and having the
New-York and New-Hsven Railroad running Ihr0sgh the
center of the aud No spot 10 be county Offers more ad
vantsges than the above for buding sites being eghh
Of a mile from the MHmsrOEeck Station AID Long Island
Sound fine view OF wkch may be bad from most paris of
the land The soop LANDING, Two churches. aud school
houses Immediately adjacent TO the property sad no
converiences are wsrung train OF cars VIII lsne pas
sengeFs In New Yofk before o'c0 Il M and return
reaching the village the hour In the evening Five
other trains sop a. the Station during the day. the com
mutation Ia less Than cents On the lots are two
large dwelling houses nearly new; bsns carriage houses
&c which win be sold Al low prices Terms OF sails are
10 per cent subscribing for ot0r plot The balance nne
mcnthe payable monthly, when warantee deed vii b
given Inquire Of the owners @. BARRY and N. rOMP-
KINS AZ The Office l07 BoweTy where hoeraPhc uiaps
and tue price Of each lot from $50 20 Sloc can DO seen
mis- IuMWSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

ITO CARTMEN-For Sale, two cottage
a buff Houses twenty fourth 81 Frst-av, g7 and
l99 Thev are tsgO-story frame buildings l7x& with 6n
alley mAing len between, containing two room with
freplsces Two bedrooms aud hire pantes esch door.
bulk In the best plain msnnrr and rs uie stable on the
with Ave stalls ard every convenience for earneu.
Inquire The premises before O'Clock In the morning or
sfts.g s IN he evening. rl4 ImWSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
NOR SALE CHEAP. or will be ex-

changed Cor City properly Stocks two beauum and
highly cultivated Fsrms sled me n0uh shore OF
Ions Island about 80 niles fm the etyone Of Is acres
OF IS both hd accent he wafer with exceiient
huicings orchRTdng aud Other adgzntages and easy Of
HON tbs civ. large propa ton II IN Irchase
money einan for term ~ years on boad and mort
gage; wlI be sold separately Apply so0a 20 HENAY }.
sCUDDER, Attorney a. Law, 80 WIi.sL inll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
NOR SALE AS 1T STANDS-The

n no I
Il Lse OF Telegraph with TWO Wires, extending the
Hudson River on the East side from the Harlem River to
AnihODys Nose above Peekski there crossing by means
OF mast and sisDcheons aud extending down the River
on the West side, the vicinity Of For Lee This Ltne
consists of two Wres-i erected for the Of the
MsgL etc Teleg sph Company, whose Line runs from
Washington 10 NewYork by OF which to cross The
Hudson into Hew-York AZ the Line OF the Company
now Fort Lee. the poes wires pieces In
sulsors mss stHnchsons &c Of the uprivsr ne are OF
isred for sale they Any person or company wish
ing to purchase learn particulars application at the
Office OF The Company, Hanover.st all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

THO LET-SecOnd floor of the three-story
Il brick House. with privilege OF bath room, to small
family Also Lease. Two Lots In Eleventhst suitable
for wheewrigh carpenter Inquire at 95 Edddge,st
al lvgS II. PEIRCEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

IA GYM A SHEPARD has opened an Office al Sar-
atoga Springs for buying, selling and renting Houses
Stores Lots Farms paying Taxes &c. He has for sale
Of the desirable Building Lots IN Saratoga also
one Of the Farms about $50 with good build
ings thereon about one mile from the village This farm
possesses peculiar advantages Also number OF eligible
Houses for sale to rent Office opposite U. s. Hotel
Residence head Of Broadway
REFERENcEs-Walter Rutherford Esq, rs Nassau-st,
York lar 8w VS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
EOR SALE, OR TO EXCHANGE

NOR SALE, OR TO EXCHANG
Il FOR CITY PROPERTY Ia the houri,hng village
North Tsrrytow within A. minutes ride OF the station at
Thryfrstst very desirable site for country residence
The premises contain about four OF land ana are stu
brncDg liver front OF some $40 yaros beautiful ma
grove borders the lot the river and there are be-
side over hundred fruit and shade tne premises
The lot 10 bounded The south side by Beekmanst dis
Of about 200 yards and admirably situated TO divide
into villa plots Ithss already been surveyed and n not
sod together will be disposed Of Ooehsf OF the pur
chase money may remain bond and mortgage a. per
cent for term OF yess For further psrcua inquire Of
] r. CHAMBERLAIN, at the Institution for the Blind,
or OF Mr. STATES HAMMOND, near the premises
NJ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

OsON FOR SALE.-A FARM Of about 80 acres-about
20 of woodland-in the village OF Hastings q miles north
OF the city; house new OF stone substantial, modern
style IS rocms with commanding river scenery; unites
beauty convenience unusual degrees ten minutes
walk nom the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad.
Grounds In the best order supplied with variety OF ut
stables and ice-house the premises The whole or
part viii be sold by application on the premises 70 the pro-
Hastings. Westchester Co, or to
HORACE HOLDEN, ESQ,
mo5 imMWSk Is Beekman.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
OFF ALL ALL THE CHOICE SPOTS


Ohat are daily offered for SALE can excel indeed
public by us al that beautiful place known Ssraon PORT
between College Poat and The town OF ushing ltis
used within half mile Of the latter place and 10 10 eve
nv respect decidedly preferable opposite .Tem and
within three quarters Of hours ride from New York
The property consists Of about 500 los situated on land
rising In gradual slope from the edge Of the water up
curing neither excava.Dg filling In for building pur-
poses. =,
such Of our original subscribers have not yet choien
their lots, call while there is good choice remaining.
To those who intend purchasing for themselves an inde-
pendent property become their Wn landlords we
would advise 10 decide promptly as The plots are selng
very fast
All persons buying, building residing on the above
property will be protected from all nuisauceS which will
prove detrimental the growth and prosperity Of said VIII
age ard precauon used 10 make II OF The most
Any erson Supplying at ~ WOo'er-st, one door from
Amity can have map with printed scale Of pces thereby
enabling bin offer ais acquainances an opportunity 10
view the plan ofaid properly which requires only TO be
seeplp order TO be appreciated
enable passengers 10 land tQN dSs liufP aSt9
days from the llth March uimo. The dock builders sre
prieiors 10 treaty for ferry boats and the
fare s intended TO be 10 cents.
Any persons requiring TO view the land at present. can
do by going the steamboat leland CITY, that leaves the
Fulton Ferry every morning at clock, for Flushing,
(Sunosys excepted which is within five minutes walk,
good plank road For further particulars, apply a. the
Office, 81 Wooster St, door from Amity Persons
appyDR the Csptan Of The boat will be Introduced TO
Of the persons In the above properly - Sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

4 EGACIES.-Hoirs who are entitled to
Legaces Requests, portions Of the estate of de-
ceaaed relatives and who desire realize upon or sell
their Legacies who wish 10 procure money without
waiting until the be closed, those wishing TO
sell out their share In the real estate Of deceased relatives
can hear of person who will advance them money pur
chase such Legacy or Estate, by addressing LEGACY,
Tribune Office, postpaid. me- St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
BUILDING LOTS AT

v PRIVATE SALE ON EASY TERMS.
lots south side Twenty hfth-st, between Ninth and
tenth avenues.
lots eide Of Tenth avenue between Twenty fourth
and Tweuty-hith ats
lots west side Of Tenth avenue between twenty fourth
and Twenty IF h SITS including corner lot
lots north side OF Twenty ourths, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues.
Also water grant covering II lots being the west part
ofhe south half Of the block together with the pre-
empon right 20 lots Ia front thereof extending from
Eleventh TO Twelfth avenues Inquire Of BEVERLEY
ROBINSON 50 WRllst. or THEODORE MARITIME,
Twenty-eighth.si. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
m9b iltMWRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

WTvy sss15rEsEO1~ E---aTDe SST-AkSTDD. -
w Those disposed 10 sell Western Lands very low,
all cash down, may 6nd purchaser for TO seven
thousand acres by addressing, postpaid Post Once box
ISL Cleveland Ohio, giving description and prices.
~ SmWSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
VILLA PLOTS.-The attention of the

public is respectfully invited TO that splendid properly
the well known Farm belonging to William II Morris,
Esd living west OF Morrsania village, and between The
RailToad and Harlem River. Two hundred and may acres
OF this property has been surveyed and laid out into villa
plots containing from to FIVE each, with con-
venen and avenues and is TO be sold under such
resTcOns shall DO deemed necessary to guard against
all OF nuitsDces and preserve the respectaDy OF
the place This plan has been adopted to meet the wants
of those who desire purchase larger building plots Ihsn
can be obtained 10 villages they generally laid OUT
who wish n lOcse In place where they VIII ne pro-
from those objections which exist IN every Guy ana
village where the properly lie sod uncondinooaiy IL IL
pren that no reasonable person will object to resc-
tons their advantages have been fully tested In the village
Of sBna Our only object In this arrangement IL TO
male Wes MoTlssDia just such place a. any gentleman
lay their grounds beauy and emb -ish Ihem
with tees plants flowers, 10 accordance with her
own lsse TIE beauty OF this property, together with the
convenience OF the location as well as me general arrange
men cannot fell render ii the most desirable OF snyyet
offered 10 the public. The eastern portion, lying directly
upon RAlrOBd rises with gentle slope To an elevation
offom 20 to 80 feet forming mOst beautiful building sites,
and sfoding fine view Of Esst morrssnia, me model
village Of Weschester county. The western poron D(r-
deIng upon The river rises TO elevation OF about the
hight embI scpg a very hne view OF me harlem
River: and having excessive water 'front.' asO forms the
most splendid villa sites The central portion Of the pro-
delightful prospect OF the surrounding country en0raclog
view Of CarmAnavile, Manhstauvie, the palisades OF
the Hudson tne village Of Harlem, Harlem and Ea't
Rivers Astoria, WILLIAMSBURG h, also distinct view olhe
celebrated Cypress Hils Cemetery, located upon Long
Island distance Of more than ten miles This properly
will be sold at moderate prices and on easy terms FOR
further particulars appy at 455 Broadway or at tue Lana
Office Aorrisania Village Depot where msps can DO seen
attendance al the Depot to accompany Parhe. 70 lne
ground on The arrival Of the which leave me Cly
Hall at 10 O'clock A. and u and + N;
as It. mcIhAW agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

ITO LET-To small family, for five
u months nom Let of Msy pleasant tbrees,Ory house.
furnished Inquire at 46 East Eighteenth-st between
Broadway and FOurth-av. az Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
NOR SALE OR TO LET-26s Ninth

n modern Brick Dwellleg, IN the most perfect or.
der three stories basement and dy under cellar IL Is ee
ganty hnlshed throughou with all the couvenences OF
kitchen rsnge BAH water close &c Inquire al l 6road-
way sf5f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
r,OR sALE-In the CITY of New

II Brupswicf. N J two nice dwelling houses In CON-
Met, order and beautifully suated-one Ia Somersetst
Opposite Tho College Said house is about 80 feet square,
ot ~ fest and rear by 200 feet deep With an
OF hu trees vines &c The other in George-
st opposite the Presidents House Both are desirable re-
sdsDces ard In healthy locations easily be found.
For terms inquire OF M r w. T0WN30N. 50 Cedar
At or r. GARRISON, on the premises Possession given
immediately. 81 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

gEyO LET-Half of a good three. story
IL House, In a good neighborho1d, 70 a small family
without children Inquire al II Chartonst Convenient
TO several lines Of stages. a4lw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
nor SALE.-Two good DWELLING

A. HOUSES and LOTS TweDty-ninhst, west OF
froa5vr. Nos AZ and So well locss6 f5r private resi-
dences The buildings small stories and stucs ugh,
with and conuler cellar Al tho improve suits
to make hs houses comfortable tuch cooking range
CrOton water bathing, cold YARN and al thfou ~
The houses well butt in every part The loeaioa is
one Of the beet 10 the city The houses a'e new and VIII
be flushed by The lf Of May next Pce $500 Ole aa
" the amount may remsi1 snd moren desired Inquire o.
J. II GOTrKER on The premises, al 10 ii. and Pm.
a3lWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
LNIRE BRICK MANUFACTORY for

n sALE-The Saemander WORKS are offered for sale
on reasonable FOR further particulars apply tho
works al Woodbridge, NJ j. \. the Office and cePoL 81
Cannon-sI, new-YoTk. mlfIms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
a nEsIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

ApENCE AND FARM FOR SALE-Situsteo "a.
sosni1e The public hiehwey, one mile from Campown aud
Ter rnes from Newark in Essex County, New Jersey,
Containing 20 acres Of Lind with fine twosory and atc
Sweipe house snd good barn and other o1houses, all
An excellent order Theirs the premises ne garden
attached with fruit OF every description,
three fine orchards IS Of meadow land, besides pas
tire sufficient for fifteen eighteen hesd of case ana
eight sores OF fine wood land; the residue OF the land 10 pre-
pared for growing crops Inquire Of yAmE5 w WHITE,
Eso II Nsssau-st City OF New-York DANIEL CO9d'
Lam, Whppsr y, near Morristown, or OF JOHN BfhNE'
on he premises III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
EOR SALE CHEAP-Three valuable

rom The City; OF 20 acres within 50 rods Of Long
Island Railroad Of 60 about mies from North
port Steamboat Landing of s. shout miles
om Railroad Sold separate log@iheg TeTms easy. APP
plyto HENRY J. sCUpOER, Au'y al Law,
mil ImMWSs go Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

TSHO LET-A beautiful two story and al
nc Cnusce ,ituaied on lots Of ground on north side
~ Thirty.eshh IT, between Madison Fourthave
sin'pe two paroFs and kchea with range ard wsshroom
on 10; floor 81 hOor and four Huc rooms IL
hss cupon on the top enclosed from which Use v7w ~
had ofthe CITY vcrity The ground in hne state
OF cultivation having frut strawberry beds veges
bles Ne Rent $500 Asa. enc Cottage sdl,ining two
parlors aud kifchep and str Rent 90 Apply TO
b B KIHsHIMER, Sl9 FourIhNv sler Pm and before
A. b. nay oiMWSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

VNO LET-To a small family only--the
upper part consisting Of four roous Of house Ia
springst rear Thompson. Inquire ct 80 Thompson.st
as SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
no LETT IN BROOKLYN-A brown

u stone octsgonfront House In Union a., the
Clifton In the immediate vicinity OF OF the
most valuable Improvements Ia Brooklyn The house 10
furnished with bathroom and walercloset supplied from
csterD Ia the third story also with gas pipes and fur
There is extenson OF brick high second story
Inclusive II feet deep The house about muutes
CLARK, OF Clinton and Carroll sts, the prem
sses. m3l 1w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

1AAT AUCTION-The subscriber will sell at Public
Auction hs FARM, situated IN the Town of Newcastle,
County of Westchestsr, SATURDAY, April s. 1851, at
IL O'Clock, M the premises Said Farm contains l02
acres, and Is within "A miles Of the Hudson River Railroad
De pot ut Sings the mouth of the Croton River
and is adjoining the farm aud residence of Col Joseph
Hunt commanding view of over 50 miles OF the beautiful
Hudson and the surrounding country. There thrifty
bearing Apple Orchards the premises of the choicest
pm and 66srfyg Also Sssai SsEetg Of Pear Peach,
Farm will be sold In three parts 10 the manner 1t now
divided by the highways running through it, by which
division the smallest portion will contain about 20 acres
which 70 acres tho dwelling house barn and
other outbuidngs together with Of the apple orchards,
ops 10 mention thus enabling those purchase who merely
want country residence Tae conditions OF sale wl be
made known on the day of sale There will be post
peuement of the sale unless the weather is stormy
The sale will take place the fair day. For further par
tculsrs inquire OF subscriber the premises or Of
n,SI 6ts JOSEPH G. HORTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

A TLANTlC DOCK MILLS. -Indiu
kACop flour and Indian Corn Parma dried and mana.
cured by "Staords Patent Processes may be- obisns
OF respectable GroceTs generally 10 This City and Brooklyn
Indian Com flour 10 designed for making Bread, Pad
dines and Cakes and for mixing with Whea Rye suc
wheat Flour and will be found on trial very superior ~
tcle II put up in double papered packages OF lb ud
10 boxes OF one dozen each.
"Indian Corn Fsrina" an entirely bew and most det
cious article for making Puddngs mush, &c and viii Prov
an admirable substitute for Rice, Semp and Ho pmony
article for the composition Of Puddings this Fsrns be-
risaL tits put up In h. papers 10 beautiful style M
In boxes of4 dozen each, al the extremely low prcs
81 ceuts per single package
The above manufactures OF Indian Corn are pecuirD
adapted the Of the IvALD and experience has DE-
monstFaed that DysPEPTIcs partake Of this kind o.
diet with impuny, To the exclusion OF almost every oAd
form Of food Its daily use will improve the digestoa
correct the bowels and give tone and energy 70 the "nes
frame. -.
These articles are sold al wholesale by Mesrs Anesk
Whttesey, q Soughst- j. NJ. Hoyt 4 Sons l76 Washing
top-st and OLA q. Benson, SO South-st or al the Mills
Consumers can obtain OF the Grocer e pamphlet OBJ
pages, entitled, Remarks on Indian Corn iu Preserve
ion and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking Iogens
with testimonials OF the highest responsibility. -.
Orders addressed TO e. BRONSON Agent, Ausnx
Dock Mills Company, Nos H. 49, 10 and % Atlantic DC
PATCH j6 6mAWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

NOR SALE OR TO LET.-At New
u Rochelle about hslf mile from the N Y and New
Haven Railroad Depot desirable COUNTRY SEAT,
formerly the resi- fence Of the late Samuel Titus OF about u
acres OF land on which pleasantly situated double two
story modern quill house having 6ne view OF the sound
On the premises three tenant houses carriage house
barn stable &c with variety of frah and ornamental trees
arge portion OF the purchase money may remain on bond
and mortgage. Apply to AMOS WILLETS Ne East
Broadway, or to SAMUEL BOVINE, near the premises
mis- SWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

EORNER LOTS-Sixty-e ighth-st. and
~ Broadway one OF the best locations the Bloom
ipgdsle Road Lots Fiiett-s near Broadwsyi sew
eral lots Murray HILL between finh aud Sixtn avenses
The above lots are as well situated any In the city, and
sre rapidly improving In value Apply to HILL 4
1ROESBECK, IS Pearlst mN wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
nor SALE South BROOKLYN Io1s ~,

uSoihs s .as sssnue, on Columbia Caro- SUNNI,
80. rse 49, s nCs - also, on the cas- aid. Of Tomp
arc az oiRsbly situated for Immediate inn.avei,
1e rec oi incumeranc- aud liberal advsness v,ad =.
msae 10 responsible purchasers, to ala Ia a. "a y"
Measurable baioiDgs Apply 20 ~ u'"'A
mSims RAD srEBBfNs - g,s.sw.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
NEM PERANCE STORE.-Bca

crushed Sugar only So for 7lbs; New orissns sass
"a Cd and AZ bs; new fresh Green and Black Tsss 80 ~
10 best strong Tea per ID; ysy 6ns rev crop Gree
rea only AZ per Id best extra Green Tea % per io -
lava IL I'd: Molasses % per gallon; new crop NewW
IeaDs "a Sd good Winter OIL q Sd per gallon Wiz
bleached OIL CO per gallon sperm Candles q I'd best mos
Csndss I0c and good assortment Of choice 0rocots'
DC. Sent TO all psrS Of the city free Of expenss
SACKETT PECK
mi Inn I04 Green wich-svenas, cor Twelnba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05

ITO LET-One of the row of modern
n built three-sory and basement Houses with baths NC
252 Wes Thrteesih-st Rent S4O. Also 10 let, two
story and basement Cottage House -ith gas baths
&C. Rent $50. Apply 10 J. DENHAM, corner Eigsin-av
and Sixteenth ST. az u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
NOR SALE AT HARLEM.-A Cot

h tsge and four lots Of ground situste on Ouehundred
and twenty ninths bstweeen Fourth ard Fifth avenues
The cottage contains eight and nine pantres and IL
10 perfect order The lots through from One hundred
enty nnthst 10 One-hundred snd-ihirlieh-st On
said premises a. stable, carriage house fowl house.
woodhouse and and ice house, all In perfect order and
repair The place well stocked with the choicest fruit
trees vines and sbrubbery is within Ave mnues walk
OF the Railroad For further particulars ioqure of
AS lwt HENRY r. McGOWN 90 Nassau. ST.