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NATIONAL INSTITUTE,

I
WASHINGTON, MAY 81 1850.
SIR have the honor 10 make known to the De-
partnent Of State the action which this Institute has
taken on the subject OF your commun icaton Of the
18th instant. That action is comprised in the follow
ing solutions, unanimously adopted after full dis
cussoE at the meeting held this evening
! "Rcsoired, That the Institute will take action on
the subject submitted to 1T by the Department OF
| State.
sResolped That the Institute do now proceed to
constitute committee suitable to be recognised by
| the Government to hold correspondence with the
British Commissioners, and to the reception of
Amercsn productions at the proposed Industrial Ex-
| hibIti.n in London.
"Rcsoired, That committee OF not less than nine
teen be appointed to constitute Central Committee
on the Industrial Exhibition and to espond with
societies and local committees throughout the United
States
Resoipsd, That the President of this Institute be
a member of the Central Committee
"Resoircd, That the Corresponding Secretary COM
muncate to the Secretary Of State copy OF the fore
going resolutions, together with the names of the
Central Committee
The following the names Of the members of
the Central Committee appointed in accordance with
the foregoing resolutions
Hon. Willard Fillmore Vice President OF the United
States, and er cticio Chancellor OF the Regents of
the Smithsonian Institution
Col. Peter Force, President OF the National Inst
tute.
Hon James pearoe " s. Senate, member of the
Board OF Regents of the Smithsonian Institution
Hon. Levi Woodbury., M N T., Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States
Commodore Lewis Warrington, IT, S. NJ M NJ L.
Chief OF the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydropraphv
Prof Joseph Henry, Vice President Of the N L. Sec
retary Of the Smithsonian Institute.
Rroi. Walter X. Johnson, Corresponding Secretary of
the National Institute
Prot. Alexander ID. Bache, NJ N. L., member OF the
Board OF Regents OF the Smithsonian Institute and
Superintendent of the Coast Survey.
Commander Charles Wilkes, u. s. ~, NJ ~ l., late
Commander \. s. Exploring Expedition.
Hon. William w. Seaton, M N T., Mayor of Wash
ington.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, U S Senate, member of the
Board OF Regents OF the Smithsonian Institute
OF the National Institute, and Superintendent of the
National Observatory.
J. James Greenough, Esq, M. v. L.
Charles +. Stansbury Esq, Recording Secretary Of
the National Institute.
COL j. Albert, M " l., Chief of the Topographic,
Bureau.
Gen. Joseph g. 1otten, Vice President N. l.. Chief
Engineer, u 8. Army.
Thomas Ewbank, Esq Commissioner OF Patents
William Easily, Esq, Treasurer National Institute
Leonard ID. Gale, M. d., M. N. L., Examiner Of
Patents.
Joseph G. G. Kennedy, Esq, M. N. L., Superin,en.
dent OF Census.
IRA c. Seaman, Esq, M. Nj.
have the honor TO be
Very respectfully, your obr serv',
WALTER II, JOHNSON,
Cor. Secretary Of the National Institute.
Hon. JOHN M. CLAYTON, Secretary of State
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The Govermment 81 the United states oI
America, A. d., 1851.
The Executive.
MsIIARD FiLLSosE, of N. r., President.
WiLLfsm X. KIsc, Of Ala, Prest ofthe Senate.
The Csbiwef.
DANIEL WEBSTER, of Mass. Sec OF State
Tsonss CoKwIR, OF Ohio, See of the Treas
CnAALxs M. CosRAp, of La. Sec of War.
WmLiAN A. GkAnAm, of N. C Sec. of the Navy
"A. II. IL. SrUAsr, Of Va. 80 See. of Interior.
NArHAs n. Hall, Of N. Y. p. M. General.
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The Judiciary.
SUPREME COURT or the UNITED STATES.
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JonS CArRos, OF Tennessee
Jous MCKINLEY, Of Kentucky
PErER v. DAssEL, Of Virginia
SAauEL NELsoS. Of New York
Lew WOODBURY., ofN. Hamp.
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IL Buildings Al new and OF modern STYLE hand
somey located on saien and within hreq Of
nile cfhe steamboat lsndug r.t OF the ouey
ETeQulred, remsio on mortgage Fer ps,uca'4rs Ia
ng or after inihe afternoon ma lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

A II PRIVATE SALE-One valuable
IA BUILDING LOT, st1aed the north side of
Twenty Thirdst between Madison and Fourth avs. Size
of Lot 25xS8 feet lncnes FOR terms, &c, apply 10
m26 Ivy A J. bLE ECKER, Auciioneer Broad 81.
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FOR SALE g. TO LET.

IACOURTRY RESIDENCE for Sale or 70 Lease-On
Long leland near the Ocean -Bullongs capsciOUs and
neatly nished grounds handsome arranged and stocked
with shade and fras trees, evergreens, perpetual roses
grspes asparagus &c Farm 81 acres Tor more wanecl
excellent land, highly cultivated VIII be sold low, on
easy terms, exchanged fog q dwelling IA or near we
ity Apply Al 26 FrOntsI mlz lu
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A ADVERTISEMENTS arc inserted in
~ ne bes, Paoers o. other cturs snd Towns =
PALMER'5 Advertising Agency, Tribune suidag. d2i
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a DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-

ApENCE AT KiHGsBRIDGE, WESTCHEsTERCO.
FOR gALE-COnsisug Of Two story house, with base
spent and suicfrOBng hityfouY lse including wings,
marble msntes and CRATES, throughout the house The
TOT on which staEos cOnssts or 6cres though more
can De added desired The ground s handsomely laid
out with fruit shrubbery &c There are also al the
necessary ouibudinEs such COschhOuse, lcehogse,
&c ts within twsnty minutes walk Of either The Hudson
River or Harlem Rail Rosds For further particulars n-
49, III
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE
hTOOLS Gc-CHARLE9 s LITTLE.

hTCOLS kc-CHARLEs s LITTLE,
50 ANp 81 FULToS-sT., OPPOSITE THE UNITED STATES
HOTEL, NEw-YOKR-
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER 10 Enghsh,
&c msD AID American Hard ware Cutlery, Edge TOOs,
&c respes peciiuly invites the sueuOn Of Country heF-
chants Mechanics sud oth-'s, making their Spring and
Summer purchases 10 bic very eyteasve sssorneni con-
prism every thing IL the the and which and con-
supplies bling added all Of witch offered At
the OV est prices, for csEh spprOv' credit:
Cut sud Wrought Nsiis, Locks. Lstches;
Knives srd Forks PEG ard POckeI Knives;
Rszrrs ecssoi and Shears IN great variety;
shoves Spaces Hoes y, rbs scythes and Snahs Rifles
CooPERs oot m greet vsrety OF tns celebrated
manufacturers, Aloerbon, Congerf Horton Barton snd
oilers
House and Ship CarpeRiers fools, Blaeksmtha Tools.
Houee and Ship Builders darnwess.
Iron Bfass, Copper. Stet snd Lead Wire,
Ame's Penp Aagers 9nc Runners
nils Sneod k3meowW
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DRY GOODS, &C.


Imported NM Iels-NUW 'lIINE oINIF' .
SMITH & LOU NSBEKN, q4S Pearl
~ a. (orposite Niliaml-ii@ve now IN store sg rd
elegant assortment 81 CARFtTiNDS, emhrscitg 81 se
lsls It ard most desirable les m msfket Tho - ff
pri,ss itch Wilton Velvet rHpestry, bf0tsrt Ispesfy
Bussels 3.py and lngIsin Isrpets. IN ~ M tsuus
rad-s English and American Floor OF Cloths IN every
vsIetv Of stye ard width. wuh compee aes,ltnee q
All other goods connecd win he business. The saperd
STYLES aud quality of ths goods, aud 1ne io~ pres
SS6,h b.v viii be cold offer sges idduce nenls &c par
chAsers 10 examine his stOck Experienced uph"s'
In constant EMPLOY to cut aud 81 carpets NJ t1e seofsa
notice and IN tie best manner ihH 10
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COMMUNICATIONS 4 WARRL

DEMOVAL.-DUBOlS a WARRL
MIR (lai@ DabDis siodartl fisno F,.r,s n .rse,
uirers having disposed ~ their CslsOen u hasf H. a.
c Jolie hsve removed from their Old sand - ~ -,
and elegant Wsre rom SEQ Broadway wh~rr th,s 49,
constantly On h-ud s'g- sssorimert Of a "a "A al
octave Plano Foftes Their Instruments eansigurt.s
10 the substantial mennef ard AZ ufssrpassct co. ~
4rhness depih and brllsncy ~ tone te1csrvof -
and suDeFOr 6ush They are warranted W slaat ne g.
doc OF any climate snd written gusranie afcoip.aiss
eeeTv Instrument Purchasers fcspf cl1Y iaylied ~
call and examine their slgck $500
pUBOis 4 wARRlNEA
NIL lms Gate Dubois 4 si0isrt 500 hrottsr
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LOTS FOR sALE.-Twoof

W NATE hALE- Oh Norit- Ninlh a. s1uth ale.
Lots Is by re feet each, ue1cing 200 fel vest tDn
Sixtht. Aso Lot sare Size. cuuulrlrog rs frrt EAST
from Sixth 80 also Los nOrh sirr. commencing IN
tte northeast ine OF SIKH AID North Ninnlt = ~ - e
nlso gore ~. conTn-rrfnF = f-rt erlF n 1 KIN
81 slso Liu esieriy side Il Si1haf n7r-1ftl
feet inches north rom Norh Ffn.HL being ~ f-ri
inches each IN front rregp IN depfh ~ hsr oar-
tcnsrs spply from tto2P oE. GROWN ~ Wall
e. or before A 81. at3g3l houston g. M ~
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NOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR

E( 'OIN ~ III
III CITY PROPERTY.-A very valuable Farm, con-
tanning about l6S OF ne land 10 OF woodland and
OF locust the remainder arabic LAND 10 nigh STATE OF cu
aviation and fenced With expensive and durable fence OF
locust posts and chesnu rails cspecous dwelling house,
barns and other buildings IN complete order apple
peach orchard aud other fruit together win ever
greens and ornamental trees, nc Said FARMS oesuuulS
sused 10 the toFn OF Huntington ore mi from Center
Pou Lsl ding and about tho distances rom Hunting
ton Village Landing There but few places for
sale Ia tie vicinity Of that It's equals for tbs
ssme price price and f1 particulars inquire OF A. j.
BLEECKFR,7 Brosdst Ii. SCUDDER, 80 Wal st.,
or CHARLES DAVIS, on the premises m26 lw
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EvARM FOR SALE of 100 acres, about

FOlN VI 4OO dNiOci uoONS
u S. acres 10 wood the balance under cultivation two
apple orchards 1000 peach ees In bearing plum, pear,
cherry and other fruit Ia abundance; two houses, two
wells OF excellent wa err barn. &c The farm 10 good
fence suitable for grain, grsss and gardening In all ito
varieties Situated al North Brunswick, Mddlesex Co,
two miles from Washington, two mi as from Sp0tswoOd
Depot, Camden and AmbOy Rsilr0sd and SIX 10 New
Bruno convenient from and TO NewYor market
Also Farm adjoining Of IS house, barn, &c, Ia
a good state 81 cultivation. Inquire OF T. g. D. D.
FOOTE, 100 Wiltsm At, New York; Capt sCHENCK,
at Bsrcsyst Hotel, 10 JAMES ACKERMAN aud s.
q. BOOTH, on tbs premises. m2s lw"
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THE EOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT.

- -
BfoadWsy. - W
new arr 'pleriid ~Ue room ~ he ssis % a. -.
cee,rntec Aciisn Z ano furrs. 4fs ~ 7 I'll 49, Z ~
5as Ttis Day best op-rea ~ WATERS 4 sfRRf.s
81 bfOscwsy, corner n Arihooy-si. Ia sffiu. A. -.
owner estrtitbul-nt ~ 80 SfosdVsy
Tie rtpid sale Of hess srd tle. srs. -
erss, boh ss amateur srf pf0ists nal rlsifisrs a..
ample PROOF OF u~r superior Csstr IT, srrh "a a.
now prpae 10 oa-r 90 ne 81 nc TIE srgesi IA =.
Dor inert ~ Plano coth wrh ant witaoai the a. a =.
Compartment, eSer ennifiiso in fhs Guy n srssv1.
tne ssfrtfs - hrss ln-feiied 10 ihr ftr 49,.
hat "tfr Arsrrmert nii--s - PIsna- fhs fti..s-'
c0rsd ron ~ h-ri Coz Fuhset rrrn ~ 4. o 49,.
I'VE ctrr IN - 81 A. 4 'urvsfa a. psn n III. -.
Try stour lowest pre-. such iasir1-a - nav t.sss
accompanied - he csfh ~ sssiar.ofs f~f-fs-sa -
pledge our selves o. fei DE f1l frfsIs,r -
81 rrrtesary ~ rarspufta iur u fhs irsffuns
give ene tsrsfsct IT, trsglf' r'as ~ -
from al psF - th- e0att ihsl ~ g.
firro-ffif Dsrfy - b. trowr. o. tss- ~ o. 49,
u aloih'rs TIE public sf- invited io cs saf etsrIr.
eecof d hstd Psfo, tskru ia rtchanEe Plans ID -
Also gecCId-hand Grsnd Pi.n0 90 So vefy -
WATERS A STRAY,
me- taps IS ana vi Rro.ss..
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-In the

II beautiful and beautiful Village OF Plainsed N. Jersey
IS miles nom Hew-Yofk, 4 welscuh ard eommodioGs
House suitable for genteel family, with large ganiea,
shrtlbberv barn &c containing shout and Qua
Ter OF land most pleasantly st1sted the Railroad
Depot Trains three times day 20 New-1ork For
% CedsTst mo ~
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DRESERVE YOUR AWNlNGS.--
Il TYLER'S ANTIMILDEW AWNINGS, superior
to ell Others In They have been tested by h00
dreds Of respectable cihzens and acknowledges
to he as represented.
REFERENCES.
O. ". Dawson, w. w. CatOn N. Willard
g. McFeeey r. Sands, r. 4 Y PECK,
Robert II Smith, Maxwell sckles, J. Ash,
Robert Fouds
CERTIFICATES.
NEw-YORK, August IS, 1886.
JTYIER, Eso.-Siv: The awning manufactured by you,
as Spring. and warranted mldew, has been fuly
ted, and In every respect what vO1 warranted Ores
from mildeW shedding Of water To those Ia want OF
desirable article. July recommend the above.
PETERSON HUMPHREY, Carpet Dealers
~ PesFlet
BIR. The Awning you made FOR u.s. warranted 10
Mdew. has fully sustained your guaranty OF H. and va
pleasure In recommending II as being far superior 70
any awning we have had In Respectfully,
MOORE co, ~ Cnsthamst
Mr. JAMES TYLER, cor Chatham and Mulberry sts.
We certify thai he preparation used by Mr. James
tyler In the manufacture Of his Awnings TO prevent m
dew has been fully tested 10 the OK pertinent have
nude and has given entire satisfaction the Awning made
for establishment having been In sse and exposed TO
ali weather since last Spring therefore chserfuhy
recommend Il those who he IN OF he above
article. CHILD WEMMELL3 81 PARK row.
Hew-YoTk August Is, 1850.
Also Cot and Sacking lotions Of every description, n
reduced prices, by JAMES TYLER, Maiberry-sL,
mi lmN Basement (Old Stand,D cor. Of ChsIsam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

II srge assortment Of every description Of tine and
rrrd Tab and Pocket Cutlery OF tho latest patterns,
direct fom TN manufacturers. and flr sale Low by
FRANCIS TONES & SONS, No Msden-lane,
IL porlsrs and Dealers IN Guus Hardware and fancy
Good. 4mH
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NOR SALE-To close the estate, by
IL order OF the adnauistratrix of The late Henry kpp
deceased- that valuable and superior made stock OF
Cabinet Ware and Furniture with tbs tools fixtures and
unfinished hsnc, At be store and Aauac ,y 10
Fast Broadway Said furniture consists Of the usual va
ETY. Of Cabinet Ware and articles common 10 the trade,
made Of tho materials AMI finished IN the finest STYLE
and which will be sod 10 oss 70 suit customers and al re-
duced prices II applied for tho concern must DO
m2S 6ts ANN KIPP, Administratrix. sc.
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SHAWLS AND MANTlLLAS.-R

IN
4 tuTed under GOODyEARs Patent TIE Ns~ss
India Rubber Manufacturing Company store = dssH
lane New.YoTk, factory, nesHik, Ne lefsrr = fht
Comma ARE manufacturers ard whoetsls oeti-isn A
the different articles row manufarured hefFf of"fN
Patent and guarantee all ttsif goods {" h'ins eqps
quality 10 feoeset lsou Mrfchinls sre rfqles 80 ga
4 Foods are warranted To s,sud any clmse Ihs iHH
liberal terms 10 cOUBfv dealers -.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. rr-a -
WARREs AcKERMAE. Srcrotsry ma tmptAiW
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! DFSIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

IN SALE The large Elezaoethisn Cottage, with about
two acres Of land situate ihe ghh McCombs
Dar The Cotsge 10 neatly and Substantially built with
basement milk vegetable and coal cellars and the modern
improvements. Upon lbs premises dower garden.
vegetable garden and choice variety OF young bearing
fuitees grape vines The oulboGses consist OF car
etc The High Bridge Hsrem river and beautiful
rounding country are within vev The premises are
within convenient distance Of either the Harlem or Hud'
son River Railroad Sao1s ard in perfect order FOR
further particulars rqulre the Coage at 20 Beekman
OF, between 10 and O'CLOCK, OF - -
ms lwS NATHL JARVIS. Jr.
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COUNTRY SEAT NEAR YONKERS

&/TO Lett embraces good. spacious twostory
dwelling with wings aud piazza, and 80 acres OF land
well stocked with abundance Of fruit trees and Is sus
ted the west side 81 the Albany turnpike, one mile
south OF the vsge of Yonkers 10 miles from the City Hall
and midway belw the Hudson River and Harlem Rail.
roads, The location lie very healthy Possession Let OF
April Also let the thTeesOry houses 81 Chsmhers-st
ano s6 Greenwichst Apply TO JAMES CRUIRSHANk,
4e Greenwich-st m28 lwF
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STORE TO LET OR LEASE.-The
EIRE BRICK MANDATORY for

NOR SALE.-A CARD MANUFAC-
TORY for TIE msking Of all kinds o. CMds with all
the sppurter The baiiness 10 prof and may DO
extended TO any amount Apply TO @ w; COOK,
me- So l65 Gruenwiehst.
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FURNISHING

- WAREHOU3E.-Jobu r. Hooe, l2i NssssusL,
New-YOfk IL prepared furnish every Aflcs requisite
for Binders consisting OF Muslin, Of the most approved
pserus and cOlors Englsh cOoTed ana barh CAL oAns-
Morocco Rooms Russia Leather, coloed and O1rG 5kv,
ert-Sheep SKINS conb marble and fancy Papers; Head
Band Thread Irvine &c. EmhOasing, Standing Cuuing,
LAYING Finishing and Sewing Pre'sesi Table sod Sgnsr-
ing shears. Press Bosrds Ruling Machines snd Pens,
Type and Gases, Rolling Machines Brass OrnainentA,
GSiug and Blank Rolls, Stamps and Fels, Pallets, POI
lsbers gale BurnstD POw Knives Shears,
Knives Composers LetIehng Stamps, Tools ano Piates
from designs cut superior style The very hardest me-
tai with promprness and despatch. MO 2w@
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STNGER5S SEWING MACHINE,

- N u h X > SEWING mACdlNE,
Swhlch sews and stitches 10 The best manner, Linen
Cloth Leather, hne simple In ls construc
ion strongly made aud durable and not liable break
get CT repair may be seen IN sPereon AZ Is Harvard
Plses Boston 296 MarkeEst, Philadelphia, and al 30
sroadwsy opposite the Guy Hail. New-YOrk. Those 10.
terested are respectfully nyted 10 call and Judge for them
selyes Machines aid IerIitcry fos ssls
ms 2ws l. N. SINGER & co.
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LOUISE AND GROUNDS EOR
AF ALL THE CHOICE SPOTS that

kt ALL L II T. OE1OlCE SEOlS LnhL
Osre daily Off red Tor ssle, can xcel-indeef,
compare with-the property nov offered 10 the
public by at that beautiful place known as SraiOn Port,
betW Coles Point aDo the town Of Flushing. is sti-
aed within hall mile of the latter plsce and is in
respect decidedly preferable opposite Tia lem and within
three quarters Of hours rdefrom New Yors Tas pro
perry consists Of about 500 lots situated and rising ia
gradual slope nom the edge % the water up requiring
nei her excavai filing N for building purposes
NetaAe this opportunity OF again calling the attention OF
iUc Of our original subscribers as have yet chosen their
lots to call while hei { is good choice renlsiuiug
To those who intend purchasing for themselves an nde
pendeI property u become their landlords We
would ADVISE 10 decide promptly, as the plots -
very fast -
All persons b1ying, building residing sns .'v.
properly. VIII be Pr tected from ali nusancss which VIII
ls and every precautOn used 10 make Il one of the most
AM person applying at pa Wolsterst one door from
Ams, have map with printed scale o. prices HEREBY
enabling him to offer his acqasinsrees opp 1niy u
view he plan Of said properly which Teqaires only 70 be
seen in order 10 be- appreciated
contract has been ade TO have dOck built SO as 10
enable 10 land from the steam within thirty
days nom The ilth OF Msrc1 instant TIE dOck-5udes
now hard atwork TO complete their contract and the
prOpre are now in treaty for ferry boaIs ad the
fare is int nded 10 be 10 cents
Any person requiring the lard az present can do
so by gOrg on the steamboat leland CITY, that leaves the
Fulton Ferry every morning O'Clock for slushing,
(Sundsys excef ted which within five inmates walk, on
koOd plank rOsd
For fur her particulars apply at the Office, 2r Wooster
a. one door from Amity. MO Sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
HOTEL FOR SALE

II OR TO LET.-The brown stone front houset on
Fourthavenue Twenty ninhst now hnishug arc
would be Of the mos pleasant ailasons FOR Hotel
Inquire the premises Would Do sod or rented sepa
rsia m2e 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
EyOR SALE.-A Desirable Country Seal

"a 'OIl OhIEs IA UbbITHUI6 OUUUJIy podJ
ana Farm situated 10 the OF Es'chestsr, West
chester Co. n Y 10 miles from New-York City, and "A
miles from Y. H. RR DAp0t at TuckahO, and "A
miles from NY Il NH r. Depot al New Rochelle, con
'api3g ABOUT ~ eses on @e,. 9aay snd, vet ~astsa
and an sbDndance Of uit OF all kinds The bulldogs
are In good order the dwellings &c being elevated
ground snds foe view Of the surrounding country,
&c For further particulars inquire Of w. x BARNES,
42e Sixh.ay. the ~ emists OF n. BARNES.
NB-SS 0O0 may remain bond sad mortgage. mn 2wr