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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

1NFANTICIDE.-On Friday evening last,
John Gundy, Esq, was called to hold an
Inquest on the body of an infant female
child, found lodged in the river against a
raft near the farmhouse of Mr.. Merrill,
below Mr.. Cawley's, in Union TIP. The
Jury returned a verdict that the deceased
was drowned by some person or persons
unknown. From all appearances, it was
thus murdered shortly after its birth. We
hope the efforts to detect and punish the
guilty in this matter, may succeed. Those
who would destroy children to hide one
crime, would not hesitate to kill adults for
other causes and if the community allow
this offence to pass without endeavoring to
make it terror to evil-doers, they need
not wonder if more awful and bloody scenes
are enacted in their midst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

LYCOMING GAZETTE.-Too late in the
day, friend WRIGHT, for us to postpone,
Bloomer or no Bloomer; inasmuch as we
happen to be staid Benedict But We
will wager six foot stalk of kloss wheat,
that if you are the prize offered for the first
Bloomer in your town, we will have to
" obituary your bachelor hood before an
other week goes round
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

Messrs. VIM. II. Bradley & Co., Of
New Haven, CT, have been recently man.
ulacturing four horse coach for Gen. Ar.
is:a, the President OF Mexico. 1t is one of
The mos, magnlfceH, carriages ever made
in this country.
A MARES NEsT.-A London correspop.
dent OF the Washington Union has discoy.
cred that the English government are plot.
iiCg the dissolution OF the American Union
He mentions the names of THREE Amer.
cans who "parlake Of his leengs.' Pro-
digous
Anderson Dana, Esq, died at Wilkes.
barre, on the 2ith ult.. aged Sc years
He was boy a, the time oil The ever.
memorable Wyoming massacre. His ia.
iher and broiher-in-law were killed there.
when he fed with his mother, her family,
and others, 10 Connecticut.
The Ecclesiastical Titles Bill has passed
the House oil Commons by a majority of
2l7. The vote stood for the bill 263,
against it 40. The Russians have been
defeated by the Circassians in Western
Caucasus, IN a bloody and disastrous en-
gagement. Their loss is said 10 be 5000
in killed and prisoners.
Judge Frederick Watts is an indepen.
dent candidate for the President Judge.
ship OF the Cumberland. Perry and Juni-
ala Judicial District.
The census JUS, completed shows de.
crease in the population of ireland, within
the last ten years, Of one million six hun.
dred and fifty nine thousand three hundred
and thirty. The population. which in ls4l
amounted 10 s,l74.l24 being now reduced
10 6,5l5,7s4, or about 20 per cent.
Washington, July ls.-Under the in.
diciment found by the Grand Jury, ]. Car.
los Gardiner was arrested last night BY OF.
ficer Reese and Wright, and placed in The
custody OF the Marshal. charged with for.
gerry, Sc, by which the government was
deirauded Of large amount. The Court
finally fixed his bail at SO, 900. DIR. Thom-
as Miller became security for tina, amount.
and Mr.. Gardiner was liberated.
Boston, July ls.-We have letters from
Vienna, broush, by the Asia, TO the 29ih
June. In relation 10 the reported liberia.
ton Of Mr.. Brace, the American who was
detained prisoner by the Austrian gov
ernment, ii is stated that he had only been
freed from close confinement. He had
arrived at Pesth. under police surveillance.
and was awaiting there the termination Of
his trial before the military court OF that
city.
A dog exhibiting symptoms Of hydro
'hobia, was killed al the Hoidaysburg ba.
sin on Friday last. This is The season ior
mad dogs, so look out for them.
On Wednesday week young man na-
ned James ReilIng, residing in Allegheny
ownship, Blair CO., died almost Instantly
rom the free use of cold water, while over.
leated. He left the field for the spring 10
,et water, and ii is conjectured that while
here he overdosed himself. On his return
o where the harvesiers were he dropped
lown, and in few minutes expired.
A young lady at CINCINNATI had been
n the habit Of twisting her hair 80 tightly
hat the scalp parted from The skull, and
n operation had to be performed last week
} remove the mailer which had aecumu-
.ted beneath.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

Ia Different statements are going the
rounds of the papers in regard to the rates
Of postage to California under the new law.
The following are the rates now payable
upon letters and papers Letters, prepaid,
6 cents; unpaid, 10 cents transient news
papers, cent an ounce. The previous
rates were-for letters 10 cents, and for
papers cents each
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

NARROW EscAPE-On Thursday last
as one of our merchants, Mr.. S. S. Barton,
with his wife and child, were on their way
to Huntingdon county, in one horse car
riage, the swingle-tree came loose abou,
half mile below New Berlin, when the
horse plunged over the bank, and upset
the carriage,which rolled over twice, break
ing the top in pieces, and throwing the in
mates into rocky ravine s or 10 feet deep,
severely bruising the parents, and the lit
tie boy escaped witha slight scratch They
returned home the same day, and are now
about, but at the sacrifice of their antici
pated visit
The Miltonian notices that Abraham
5. Martz on Saturday night, 18th inst,
laid down on the bridge on Front street,
and fell asleep, when he rolled off and fell
into the mud, distance of % feet, break.
ing an arm and several ribs. As no one
saw him fall, he lay long time without
assistance or consciousness of his situa
ton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
Lesc5SbaSrg, Pa.
heonesoap Alornins, 1uIn 90, 1851

lDVERTIZE !-Executors, Administrators, Public
Ooers City and Country Merchants, Manufacturers,
Mechanics Business Men-al who wish to procure or to
dispose Of anythng-woud well to give notice Of the
same through the "LeDisburg Chronicle This paper has
. good and increasing circulation in community eonta-
ming as large proportion Of active solvent producers
consumers and dealers, any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

D-The South is as selfish and overbea
ring in religion as in politics. The plan tC
settle the NJ f. Church suit amicably, has
failed-the South insisting as pre-requi
site that the justice of HER claim should be
acknowledged! "Compromise" with them
means-give the South all she asks.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

BTrThe storm which caused the flood on
the head waters of the Juniata. extended to
Warren over the mountain There was a
sudden rise in the West Branch also, but
not very high or destructive.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
California News,

More hangings by Lynch law are repor,
ted, for theft as we'll as riurder.
One OF the !sish patriots, M'Manus, has
arrived at San Francisco, having escaped
from Hobarttown.
In Oregon, the Independent Democrats
and Wings united to defeat the "Thurstcn
Democracy" and have elected Gen. Lane,
Delegate to Congress.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

sD~It is said-said verily-that in the
State-even the everlasting State of
Williamsport, they have not been able to
raise stock enough for Telegraph, and
the line is extended through it to Jersey
Store. Tell it not in NJ Evansville Pub
lish it not in the streets of Laporte!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

A TEMPERANCE CHURCH.-Dr.Tyng Of
the Prot Episc. CHI, New York, at recent
anniversary, said that of the six hundred
members of his church, he did not know
a single person who either drank liquor, or
offered it to others. And he never saw,
in any of their dwellings, any of the para
phernalia of drinking. DrTyng's Church
is distinguished for its prosperity in every
particular Of usefulness and strength
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

pJ~The Williamsport papers estimate
the total loss by the recent fire in that town
at near s25, 900, of which over half was
covered by Insurance in the Muncy and
other Companies
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

Ba-Mr. J. F. Meginness, at the N. E.
corner of Third & St. Mary's streets, is
prepared to execute Daguerreotypes at
short notice in superior STYLE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

SB~Late Foreign arrivals report great
battle between the Russians and Circassians,
in which the former were defeated with a
great slaughter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

Rg~Look out for new bills of the de-
nomination of FIVE dollars and under, pur-
porting to be on the "Bank of Salisbury
Maryland. They are being put out by
wire-workers of Wall street, New York
We do not know that any, as yet, have
found their way to this region, of the So
stamp; those under being excluded from
circulation in this State by law.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

D~The Democrats of Dauphin nomin
ated Dr. Lewis Heck for State Senator.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

@-There will be a partial eclipse of
the sun on the morning of the 2sth inst,
visible here.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
THH CHRONICLE.

Il. @. HIcKoK, Editor. o. NJ woRDEN, Printer
AtSl 50 cash in ADVANCE in three months $2 PAID
within the year, and q, so at the end Of the year
Apents in Philadelphia-v Palmer and. Z W Carr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
Khi1 State Nominations.

For Governor-wM F. JOHNSTON, Of Armstrong Co.
For Canal Commissioner-JOHN STROHM, ofLancaster
For y RICHARD COULTER, of westmoreland Co.
Judges ! GEORGE CHAMBERS, of Franklin Co.
Of the WM. NJ MEREDITH, of Philadelphia
Supreme | JOSHUA W. Comfy, of Montour
Court WM. JESSUP, of Susquehanna.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

Disturbing Political, Religious, or social
meetings is by an act Of the last legisla-
ture made punishable. on conviction, not
less than five or moro than fifty dollars,
and costs. In caae ihA 6nA is NJ. .---...
.
y paid. imprisonment follows.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
Keen Cool |!

Notwithstanding the heat of the wealth
er, and an indisposition on the part of the
public to become politically excited, We
observe that the columns of the democratic
and whig newspapers througout the State
are now literally supplied with articles in
favor Of their respective candidates, and
articles hostile to their respective oppo-
nents. We take this to be labor misdirec-
ted. As general rule, no whig was ever
converted by reading democratic news
paper, neither do we hear of democrats
changing sides by the perusal of whig
sheets. The deliberate perversion of facts,
and utter disregard of truth, which have
characterised the course of the partizan
press too frequently, have seldom made
proselytes. Converts under such preach
ings can not be depended upon for single
day. The example thus set US, we do not
intend to emulate or imitate.-Lycoming
Democrat.
FIsHING IN BosToN HARBoR.-A feet
of between so and 40 mackerel smacks
made their appearance off Point Alderton
and Hull on Thursday. They were follow
ing school of mackerel which had been
working up the South shore during the
past week. One vessel on Wednesday
caught Is barrels in three hours. They
fish during the day as we'll as night. At
daylight the fishermen commence throw
ing over their bait, which brings the
mackerel to the top of tho water, when
they commence fishing, catching as fast IS
they can swim the line into the water and
pull it out. Capt. Tower once caught a
barrel in ten minutes, Ui1 one hook
Boston Traveller.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

1@The Telegraphic communication be-
tween Hazleton and Philad. was broken
on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

@The JOHNSTON CLUB met at the
Town Hall, Saturday evening, when Mr..
j. 7. Lane, from Committee, reported a
Constitution and BY Laws which were read
and adopted, and the Club fully organized
by the choice Of the following officers
President-JAMEs P. Ross.
Vice Presid' ts-O.N Worden, 1T Lane
Secretary-William Jones.
Treasurer-Samuel Hursh.
Corresponding Committee-Eli Slifer,
David Reber, c. J. MNeil, Joshua Kelly,
r. l. Nesbit
Mr.. j. L. Smith, from Committee, repor-
ted 20 members of the Club, and were
requested to complete the canvass of the
town.
On motion, Mr.. James Aiken addressed
the Club.
Voted that Mr.. O. N.Worden be invited
to address the next meeting.
Adjourned to Friday evening, Aug. 1st.
at u o'clock, P NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

AA-The BIGLEI CLUB met at the Towr
Hall on Friday evening last, when series
of resolutions were presented by Mr.. Geo.
y. lde, and addresses delivered by Messrs.
V. NJ. Blanding and H. C. Hickok.
Committee to register names of mem,
bers, reported, and were discharged
Voted that Maj c. Fl. Shriner Of Milf.
lnnburg be invited to address the Club at
its next meeting and that Col Bigler be
invited to address the Democracy of Lewis
burg at his earliest convenience.
Adjourned to Friday evening, Aug. Is.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

~ See new advertisements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL

OEsTATE -Pubic notice 10 hereby gwen ihs' by w
tue OF o. powers n the CmmissOle of se ns-
Inv Fund Il the Citg Of New York by Odnsnce 81 W
Common Council pa'sed Febrlsr, = So an IN ~
The gssiure Il he STATE. ps--ej May - s45 tae 20
issioners Of Shining Fund will offer for sale a, rdoc
Auction. On TUESDAY th@ 18Th day 81 Men ~ -
YORK the ioowir Real E.sle eopgng to t1e CoPorS-
IIt One LOT Or GROUND on the south 'de Of 4''a''
ID one hundred ard nlne,yoDe LOTS between 50h and
Sd Ttirtysx Lors between SD and 5ih aud i'h
an Fory four LOTS between 5ih AMI 55h 'u sai s'h
5b -Four Lors between SD asd 9th sts aud Bloom
inedsle Road and 8tb-av 49, -
b.tween Ssh and Goth sts and ith and Lexington ays
It'll Seven LOTS east side 4th sy bet Seen 'Vn Anu
9Th Thrty-sx LOTS between 18th and 77h sta and Sd
9Th Thirty six LOTS between 18Th and 18th ''' and Sd
Ioth Ten LOTS between 18th and 8Oh SIS. and ID and
lin Thirtysx LOTS between sst and SD sts and Sd
aa Thirtysiz LOTS between 18th and 8oih su aud iih
18Th sixty.sght LoTs between saith and ssh SIS Hnd ih
Iitb se7eoty -four LOTS between s2d and 85h sts and
18th seventy four LOTS between s4Ih and SD sta and
18th seveuty-one LOTS between nth and 18th Hts aud
Fun Warranty Deed, viii be given TO a.. purchasers.
Lithographic Maps Of the Real Estate mag be ootaoeI
at the Controllers Once Hall Of Records, on and AFTER
the 4ih Of March next
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per Of The purchase money AM me expenses
Of lion ard tae 10 be paid al the ConIoer1 Omce'
each day Immediately afer the sale
Thirty per cent The let day OF May next when me
Deeds Will be ready for delivery and tae oaianee Of Sky
at the option OF the purchsser may remain on hoad and
ortgage for FIVE years from May l. S7 with interest," a.
the OF per cent per annum payaoe nan yesry
The amount eft on bond and mortgage may be paid on
al any time within the I'VE years, or II may be paa on 10
instruments less than SO eacn, on every DAY Whe
Interest is due within the I'VE years
The sale viii be continued from day 10 DAY and any
p,opedy on which he len per IS not paid previous 10
he following davis sale viii be sold again the next
dsv Conlro eTs Once Hall OF Records FEB II, l35l
JOSEPH 4. TAYLOR,
l8fs Controller Of the City OF Newfo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

H Farm very pleasantly located on the west bank Of
Rockand Lake ROcksnd Co n Y containing s. acres OF
excellent land in good order due proportion OF which 10
wood land The improvements consist 10 part OF large
and commOdious Dweiog 80 by 49, containing 10 rooms,
exclusive OF Bathing room, MkrooB and Kitchen, which
"a furnished with Beebes range; Pazzas to DO first and
second stories fronting the Lake. usoe shutters and We
etan blinds Ihe whole in fine order, built but afew years,
and quite recently thoroughly repaired and painted through
out large and substantial Barn erected In l84o with
Cauisge-roOm, Howell COrncrib FOwl-house &c conve-
nienty arranged and newly painted young Orchard Of
selected fruit somewhat extensive Vineyard abundance
pears, cherries gOOseberries &c There Is also
the premises acomfOrabo Farm house, excellent and
never-faiiDg water at the dwelling farmhouse and barn
The proximity Of this property To the landing abont ~
minutes dnve the frequent aud cheap communication with
the ey per Isaac p Smith aud Arrow, together
with TN character of the improvements render most de-
srabe for the permanent Sumner residence Of gentle
man or II would suit enterprtlDg farmer with some
capital The romantic character and picturesque beauty OF
the scenery perhaps by any within the
distance Of New Guy. Toe whole, or about so acres
including the wood land and all the buildings, except the
house will be sold low, and large proportion OF tue
purchase money mortgage desired, or pro-
ducye cy property would be taken IN exchange Apply
10 WASHINGTON SMITH, Esq. 24l West Nineteenth or
PSI West EighleeDlhs or on the premises oil McMAh-
TIN loIlmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE Fc
NOR SALE.-A House and Lot, 279

NOR SALE-The three story mousse, ZoI
H 0reene-st Clinton place, on lease from Sailors
Snug Harbor being OF the houses but py me Union
neurological Seminary for the Professors Apply TO A.
MRRMIN. $50 Nassaust ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

GLASSWARE cheap for cash at the
- Manufactures Dep5t - Cedarll Up slsrs sell Al
prices by re package Olyprt no s1ave % and axe
lO discounts o. AARON SUTTON. , CedarE
b -Os-s of 81. zildn made - order SsTflmsrs VIII
20 well t1 cal anl ~ 3m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

NOR SALE.-A splendid Country Scat
,ssr he Village Of Plslnfs.i, n J. poss..sias TIE
dv.rfsges Of the village yet retired from tn d"s
81 = a. ,,yo stories and attic bulk colon I1e if)nt
A S,ur rooms door, and conservatory attached,
.,be psntes &C with all requisite o1tbuildngs, con
sirpg about IA with diving stream running through
n -Four tssefuy laid O1ti lava an1 garden
with academzed wsks aud great variety Of evergrs-n
and Other ornamental rees sbrubbery, &c and abundance
Of rui both la ge ard small Planneid Il about noufs
ride from New-YOrk. accessible three umes Gay Nv
EzabehtOwn and SOmrneryille Railroad Inquire on we
nremiaes OF ID ROCKMELL oI otoo1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
ROGRRss
NEW FANCY STORE-Just OF

~ r. w hAtO - AONTs-J uSL opened
/ V a. 40 BRokDwAY. between Grand ard Csasl -
where may be- fund = well - ect-1 Stock Of
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND 0ERMANFA FANCY GOODs
Cousi,upg of LADIES' DIRK BOXES
Re icuies, Toilet ano JrSsl Ca.es
Wsit.rs ecl-hFsfed English QGcens Own Needle.
Croich-' Books, Patterns and Needles Ia Victoria "a
Jenny Lind c.sss
Pspettr Iukstsnds
WTning Cases spleudidly sued with secret drswen
Purt FOlios. Memorandum BOOks
RlAirs article. hound In the form OF books
Rloiiers. English Water Co Ors, OF b~si Quaity
Port Murusiss. Gard Cases. Souvenirs and Tsb,ets
Music Doves, arranged from two 20 twelve tuaes
Pocket Knives RaIors. Scissors and Pencils
ALSO BRUShES
Globes Hat Hair Nail aud Tooth Brushes tosss..
with choice lot Of Genuine Perfunery manufacturers
the "sOClETE HYGiENIQUE OF PARIS ~
and ackuow led sed superior 20 any other In the world
Also superior French Shaving Cream, triple extraca
Also Games, Caids. bsiledores, Graces Cherte,
Chess Dom and TOYS In the greatest variety Or ~
amusement and instruction Of chdTen
Mr. ROGERS having resided In Europe Tor the pss sa
wears and being established In OF the hrst Bazaar.
London is thus enabled to supply his customers with a.
THE CHEAPEST RATE
His business has ne connection with any On Co1e~n.
Free Balls or Lotteries, &c sc but his PElcEs are ~.
tnctly marked on every article and those who svor ~
with their patronage will fnd them lower than any oh.s
place In the city 4is Broadway. J& atraks'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

a Thirty Acrcs) situated iu the County Of Orange, two
and hsh miles from the Chester DePo1 OF sne sne
Erie Railroad and one ana nal IfoH VIC Nemm'st,sH
lace 81 Goshen the county seat ID Is coasde5ea one OF
are finest locations IN this part Ohe country ana MOu 70
yery dcs,rahe placa for geulemans country ses|
FOR ntlher particulars, enquire OF NM H. HALH, f-s'
so Nassau a. Of The subscriber On tss PROMISES
Address DANIEL & MOFFAT, Chester
I0f S~s Orange County. N \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

NV
a now nearly finished, north tide OF Eighty hUa-s
go feet east OF Third-av q. YOIkve Win yea, Gan ~
end four bedrooms second s.ory. Price Sl,"0 Terms
eGsv. Lot IS hy leo
Also, lots sd cil. the above, on WHICH pretty
cottages VIII be erected n desired hy Arrangement WIN
the purchaser. Inquire OF Mr.. MAGlN, lOrkvlAe.
Also house and lot south side Of PrOsqecst
Brook Vn one door from Prosper, filed In with BRICK
REM $50 ayeSr Price - SEQ terms easy Apply TO
mn i0ieods CHAS T. CRONW ELL, 6S Wsli-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
PIANOS.
about pur.

IL chasing Pianos will find It 10 Their al vantage u cal Il
K. Glenn co.'s Mandatory, l9l Fuon-st west OF bn6
way) general assortment Of mahogany and rOseEOoi
Pianos constantly Or hand which H be sold low ot cah
or approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal Ierms
40 n X. CLEAN * co. 1894 FalI0n-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

AMP WICKS, cheap for cash, at the
IotErs - TIE manufacturer. y C@1ar.sI New I1Tt sup
stairs 10 "a aNnoI' % -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
ILLINOIS LAND-Wanted TO purchase

Lands granted soldiers in about 1913. for services
in the war of 1872 and 84msny sold and lost for
taxes Apply to or address H. MATTlsON, Nassau-st.,
v Owing Nos OF lois &c I8f I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
COR SALE.-Over 200 BUILDING

u LOTS siiused between the 7h and 2lhays aud III
and l45tbss These lots beautifully located Command
ing nm view OF The High Bridge and the PIPER part Of
The Harlem River with It's bold aud romantic shoref As 20
beauty of location be safely stated mat nere are 40
building cites on this Island more desirable And ~ Tue
grading OF the Eighh-sv viii be completed wlIhn lew
weeks there can be doubt thai there Will be a. once es-
sbed one or more line ofstaRes 10 run upon the avenue
between he City Hall and the High Bndge-tbus present
ing quick and pleasant mode OF ayeing between me
sold on very favorable terms Apply TO d. B. WINTON,
bsd 81 lmeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
1PHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF

Il BEDsTEADs, BEDS, MATTRESSES and FEATH
Frs offered for sale, at NJ: WILLARD warehouse,
$50 Chatham-s corner OF Mulbery-st The attention Of
housekeeperE and others 10 particularly called 10 WINS
patent right and ef bedsiead Old beds renovated
wholesale and retail. l[8 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

T'OLET-Those five handsome 4-story
i BRICK holdings nov fushirg' OF ~ ".'. ; e =
p4e A. ths ,e-s-ion .il >.Nt1 ~ .'~ f-n 10 r
tyti.d "a Thirty. turp IS, marble c'imn'es Srnei
rnu, .f ~ tul Az Groom N every I'1f sos ~
rerr.s- .ust- ~ -s fs-d var noo fn' - e.
6r viii be ready frr Occupation 10 April Apply between
o'clcrs a. - Ns-sfu-st. y p si.i,s. -
'l0'' 81 TAOS \ LAWRENCE