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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-21
A. T. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Paroisse A~ssonlption. 80 ianv. 1851.
SALE.

ocNlACSIc4 oik14tL.
Succession Of Alexander Edmara CuriUier, de-
ceased.
IN the name, and by the authority of the
aa Hon. the Second District Court of New
Orleans, | will offer at public auction, at
the court house o this parish, on Monday,
the Oath February, 1851, at Ten o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, belong
ing to the succession of said A. E. Cuvillier,
to wit:
A lot Of ground situated in N~apoleonviile,
in this parish, measuring $50 feet by so
feet deep, bounded in front by the Levee of
Bayou Latourche, back by the public road,
on one side by land of DR. Kittridge and on
the other side by Ursin Caillier's property.
Also: a cow. Tcrms-Cash.
Parish Of Assum ption. Jan. %, 1851.
n21,5i1 A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de fen Alerandre Elouard Curillier.
q u nom ct par l'autorite de Honorable
ssEs la cour du second district de la Nou-
vellc-Orl6ans, j%'of1rirai en- vente publique, a
la maison de cour de cet:e paroisse, lie lun-
di, u fGvrier 1851, a dix heures du ma!in,
les prophecies ci-apres d~ecrites, apparte-
nant Il la succession de feu A. E. Cuyillier,
SAVIOR:
Tn lot De terre, situe en- ccttc paroisse, a
NapolGonville, mesurant $50 pieds de large,
sur so pieds de profondeur, borne devant
par la le7ee du Bayou Lafourche, derr;erc
par lie chemin public, dun cote par la terrc
du DR. Kittridge ct de l'autre cote par la pro-
priete de Ursin CALLER.
Aussi: Une vache.
Conditions Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie % jaw. 1851.
n2E,5i] A. f. HICKMAN Sh6rjf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
A ~ PEIVATE SALE-One valuable
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

tOON N OLA yin LIE lIOO
N/SON FOR SALE-A FARM Of about 80 acres-about
70 Of wOodlandin the village Of Hastings q miles north
of the city; house new Of stone substantial modern
STYLE Is rooms with commanding river scenery uniteS
beauty and convenience unusual degree ten minutes
walk from the depo, Of the Hudson River Railroad.
Grounds IN ths best order supplied with variety OF FRUIT
stables and icehouse the premises. The whole or
part will be sold by appcai the premises TO the pro-
prietor. ALEXANDER BRINE,
Hastings, Westchester Co, or to
HORACE HOLDEN, Esq,
ms Imoods l8 BeekmanN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
TLANTTC DOCK MILLS.-Indiap


~ Corn flour enc Indian Corn FErna dried and manu-.
s,~-ure bv S'aF0rds Patent PrOcss-s msy Ia obtained
~ rssp.che G-ocerE generally IN iris CITY AMI Brooklyn
luoiau Corn flour" desiEnet OT nskng Bread fu..
An, aps CaArs and for mixing with W nesI Rye or Suck
vrtsst our and VIII be found on ma Yry superior az.
die r rui double psperef packages % los ana
Ia boxes Of one dozen each - .-,,
Indian Corn Fnrina." eunT-y new and n'ost del-
ns scl Tor ma king Pudfngs, Mush sc and VII prove
~ sirse suhs1fuie for Rice Sarp and no prlony AZ
a. sr+c- f,r the cumpOson Of Puddings ms Fs7ns hss
~ rr-,i MS ont up 10 No. papers IN srsuiin sy- ara
In boxes or doS~n each, a. he extremely 10" pnc7 o.
81 cents per single pA'ssge- - ,.,
Tbe shove ranuac'ures Of Indian Corr ars pecniai
edspt.d 10 The use If The NvALpi AM experiences hts ae
mon.trsed that DYsPEPTics ren pNiake Oi MS kno OF
Jei with inpuny he eXcnsos 81 smOs, e'efy otnei
G,rm ~ food Ia daily ufe will Improve the dis-snon
correct The bowels and give tone and energy To The wnoe
fraWe ,-,- -. 49, An. L
vVtiftIs-t n SoutsL, J. NJ Hoyt Sons. 10 Nsslng
tor.s and OLA @ Benson, - Su1trkt or a. tne hlAs
Consuuers can ObAin OF he Grocers pamphlet OF Ia
nags. entitled Remarks Indian Corn. its Preserve
dor and Manufacture with Recipes Tor Cooking oEethe'
vii Testimonials Of the hi ghesl respec ability.
Orders addressed to T. BRONSON, Agent, Atlantic
Dock Hins Comosny Noe H. 49, 10 AM p atlantic DOCK
Brooklyn New -Yorf N recelye prompt attention eno ava
patch. 20 omo"o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
nYF-NFCK VILLAGE LOTS For

Aae zss lots 10y feet situated 10 ne town o. Rye
~ errfv ~ WtsrhsltCr, VIII be d1POssd OF ~ los OF
o,s 10 am purchaser The above ts are most AZ B.
ks s,fus1o u b-aunuI rdge Of and, sky feet ApJ 70
a. yef-r and twenty miles from NewfOrE hounded on
lie ore size Pcs the Boston mrnpik" rDad and ntNng he
N,wYork and Newt 4van ka,road running 'hroush ne
center Of ite ard No spoi 40 ne co-4y cues ho, a
man tha above f1r build sites being az eighh
OF q mile fflm he Mamaroue-k Station I'd Long slano
Sound flo. view OF wh n may be- had rom mos pTt' oi
the land The sOop lGrcing, two cnuichrs ana sooo.
houses ere edaiey adjacent to hs properly an uo
ccuvereuces are ng train OF cars win ana p1t
serg.rs IN Nee, YORK before oclO * NJ aud return,
reaching the village thr same hour 10 me evening rive
oter trains SOP n th- Station during The cay me com
onrtion IL les than seven cents On the los are Two
Inry ling houses, nearly uewj barns carriage houses
&c which u IN be cold al low prices Terms OF SAFE are
no Dr cent On subscribing for lotor plot the nasnce nine
m mis- navzbie monthly, when a warrantee deed VII be
eiv.n inouire ofthe owners, q. BARRY and n TOhP-
KlNS 81 t6- Office lO7 BOwery, where tthographc tps
AID the pce OF each lol from $50 to $780, be seen
mis- lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
DOOKBINDERS' FURNISHING

I'D WARTHOUSE.-John r. Boole, l2i N..aa-s,
Nfw-Yofk 10 prepared % furnish every druci- r-os-
Tor Binders consisting Of Iusin. % no mos .ppr,s,s
ps,errs ard colors koglsh cooIe an bars Car stp.
Morocco Roans Russia Leslhef c0iored and bars sk.
erSi tCp Sk'1s, coub. msrbe EEd fancy Pspers H-sa
BsLc Thtest Twine, SC. fuspssing, andi1s. CauiaT
LAyirg fmsh ~ and - wing Presses, Table ald s,4,
ing shesrs. Pfrss Board Rulilg Machines md Pa.
II De ard Cas-s, Rolling Mschi.es Brsss Ornau-als
GilSrg aid Bank Rolls, Stamps ard ~ eis, PAst. Pot
Klfves Compassrs. Lettering Stamps, Toois 2 AZ,
from designs ~ asupf0r style ,he ve h4d-sl ns
tai with urnmbiress AID despatch. uA w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
EOR SALE-A FARM Of THIRTY

IL ACRES, situated IN New Market. Mddesex County,
New jersey three minutes walk from the Central Railroad
DEPOT where the atop three umes day TO aud from
New YORK. distance hirty miles ard seng but three miles
from the pleasant village Of ?lan6eld The land Is 10
high state Of cultivation, abundance OF fruit and
falling Tunni0g through the premises; dwelling
house barn stable aud other oat-h5uses une healthy
stus ion Thir would be dosabls residence for any per-
con DOH business Ia NewYOrk Also, 40 acres Ms1nIan
Wood Lard may be had II feQa red. Apply To
EDGAR MARRIOTT. 5VsTdaln-sl, NeW-York,
m2SI Ms OF 10 ABRAHAM K VAIL. on Lhe premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

E'O LET.-The three new three story
hrcN HOUSES situated o. me norm soe VI N'I ~
.arfh,t Aetu EN- curd sud Third ava hsVl1g A. lS
modern improvements The hUu'es are = iees ron; VIII
,,ft - 1870 feminist. near rhirf-tv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

HOMESTEAD S.-The subscriber Das
for sell shout hundred acres Of LAND, II u
County 81 W stch ster y on the Harlem Rive. ~
e north Of New York Island Bud s1m'rahy adapted Tor
village purpnsss TIL attention u CAPITALISTS an hss'c'
sous IL requested T. The ab0venAmei property as u y
well lorgt-o snd easily REACHED BY lAla of Va
u5s,, Rtvsr Rsirosd running cife-ty thrnn t and
,nbsaus d0ct having erected 90 The RIVER i'r t'
accom-. elon OF smhDsts On ms premises sp
c,ous ,tore DvVeiughous- with esr1ea. uit-ysrd out
butoinys sc sttach-d which will b. sod s-pral-iy; "
desired vAluahe guar has been o1-u-d am -
ooyV vvnrs .6-snne Of be best qusy Or binding pu-
noses iu any quantity beng EASILY Obisineo. lae
rbsrre 10 now offered 10 sssocst IN ~ necna"cs or
ofhe, Whaling T. ontain lnes.esds ~ 10 y pfc7 WI
rron+rtv must rsp-dly advance IN va.ue Apny % t-r
subtcriber 1872 BrOsdW sy, from l0 NJ 10 49,,
Or to tLDREDGE, PLATT STEWART 49 W' INA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-

AnRNcp AT KIHGSBRiOGB, WESFChEsIE h.Oo'
- 81 - c,osisiug 81 story house WIN BASE
Sn. 80 sftic-frooting tyfour feet including ~ings
msrse osolsls and CRATES Throughout tns oOO,e. Ino
i ybicb A s.Ads consists Of Two ceres thousl more
To- a sdded n desired The ground 10 Handsomely slo
oa ,tt uil lrees shrabbery &c There are aaO al lne
csce,ssrV ogi-hu.dugs such Coschh0us9 lcehous7'
a. Itis within twenty minutes wall OF ehof me HUDSON
River on Harlem Rail Roads For further paIucq as N
quIo VI ~NN 1lfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
NOR SALE CHEAP-Thre9 valuable

LNOR SALE C1 Ear - uItH NtiuaOio
Trsc;s Of Land Long Island dia'ani shout 81 mica
from he CITY, one OF ~ acres within so r11s ~ bo1g
Issnd Rair one of6o ahOut3 miles from NORTH
pot Steamboat Balding one u 55 acfee about r-s
konn Rarosd Sold separuie or ngehsr Terms easy. Ap
ply To HENRY , oC1 pDhh' A. y ~ o. - =,
m I staw I'M W waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
mop SAIE-Tb.t beautiful COUN-
NOR SALE-The elegant COUNTRY
NOR SALE-A FARM, 10 miles rom

HUN NALE,--h T tn 'I' 70 IITV0 EI'Iu
4 New-Yort. ussr Railway NeT.Jers-y, Wlthlh q
miles Of The railroad DEPOT containing acres Of
which are covered With grown 0f tue yJusg wood the
oaunce berg meadows and superior arabic irna unlof
nqb ste vstiOn There large orchard OF anout
90 grated fruit just coming mo fll oeenng-A gO29
house vim modern improvements such as IHr scs %
ana bot up stairs, hHthingroOm, shO~e ottu' %
rous~rvstorv garden laid out In good sve -Fn Al
abundance 81 fcuu trees. such peaches pears uHs'
grapes sc well OF the best water extensive ou'-'1'
tngs IN good order. ,, r A. cho.-veu, 10
toovys Az Prospeci Hill" and 10 emneniiv etlny
Tbere ar, five trains % ana rom New-forK dsly a.
6ortpg every fscy for prr'ons doing business 10 ".
Citp-tb. Communication being only $50 per annum Ut
6riber particuiars apply to SMELLING % walls
or 10 H. A PICOr, or the premises. ma ineou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
TI,ELEGRAPH WIRE.-ICHABOD

q WASHBURN 4 co. Manufacturers all knds u
lron Wire nom Foreign Refined lrOu. TELEGRAPH Whs
snght Annesled and Spring Wire. All kinis Of Round,
flat Angular Oval Wire best adapted to Machine par
poses, straghtened and cut to any length Wo,eess,
Mas W 5m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
NOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR

n CITY PROPERTY-A very valuable Farm, con
tanning about lbs scres Of Gae land Ia OF woodland and
OF Locust the remainder arabic land In high state Of cu
tyaou and fenced with expensive and durable fence Of
locust poets and chesbut rails capacous dwelling house
barns ard other buildings In complete order; apple
orchard peach orchard aud 0ther fruit together with ever
greens ssd ornamental &c Said Farm beauuuly
situated In the town OF huntington mi from Center
Port Landing about the distance from Hunting
ton Village and i've Landing There but few places for
sale vicinity ~ NvwYork that lite equss for the
same price For price ard f particulars inquire OF A. j.
BLEECKFR Brosd-st Ii. I S0UDDER, 80 Wall ST.,
or CHARLES DAVIS, on the premises. m2o iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
SHADEPAINTERS! SHADE
LVRENCH PAPER HANGINGs AND

a BORDERS -sOLOAOE HART, 2B Bron ~
Il fOrI the pub &C. that tfeir stock Z The above sya
complete. AGO cOnps~. extensive anf 4e'y 10
tul variety Purchaser wi md ito tbeir - a.
O. a. The ABOVE estabnshment. and exsniae ne M
cauuot lei to suit Papers PIT mp Ia tho beet asTIss
compsictl wortuen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
NOR SALE-To close the estate, BY

LNOR SALE To close the estate, by
n order OF The admnistreirix of The late Henry kpp,
deceased that valuable and Superior made stock Of
Cabinet Ware and Furniture, with the TOOLS fixtures and
unfinished hand the and manufsciDry 10
Fast BrosdwHy Said furniture consists of tbs usual va-
ETY. Of Cabinet Ware ard articles TO the trade,
made Of tha and finished In the rest sye
aud which viii be sod IA lots suit customers and Al
duced prices N applied fer soon the concern must be
closed Immediately By order OF
m2S ANN kiPP, AdminisTatrX, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
TEM nee STORE.-Best

ITEM nee STO r E.-Best
4 crushed Sugar only s. Tor bF, New Oresb Sugar
IS 80 and ms fresh Green and 5lsck Tess IS per
~ hest strong per In; very hne rev erop Gre-n
Fes ouv per hi beat Green Tea % per - fess
rosst,d end ground Coffee only od snd 10 per o best
Jaw 10 % Molesses e per gallon new crop NS Vt
beuched on Ga per gallon sperm Csno - e % best mold
Candles lOc and good assortment Of choice groceries,
Gc Sent 10 ali paris Of the city free n expen,e
49, SACKErT PECK,
M In l0f GreeRv avenue, cor I~elHo-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
TIN ROOFS PAINTED for 4 ecu
DROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINT

faceg For sale by s. T. JONES 4 co, ARe0ts,
for N J. Exploring and Mining Co. 81 Beaver"
See folio wing certi6cate
o. Day Dock OFFICE, Navy YARD,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1889.
Messrs w + JONES BkO Philadelphia:
GeutlemepI have thoroughly tested ihe Zinc Paint ~
ceived from you months aimee and cheerfdIy
tesufy good qualities have found IL IA IN eqas
ali you said OF IT. bad ono pile-ddyng engine winch
exposed 10 The weather painted with IT, without any dy9
IN H. When partly fIisbtd the ~ork suspeDdedN
shower Of rain which lasted two days ana 90
resumiL the painting after the Storm hua
and perfect The engine and boiler perfectly prolscet
b. from the weather, and where exposed bel
steam and tot water, the paint s perfectly sound hsys
also tested wood and find IL cheaper and better hu
any other papt have We shall useif for psi1t
ing sections 10 the spring II you supply eon
conversations The subject with tho foreman and psnn
10 the Navy Yard, have doubt but IL will sfler AZ
tst. be used exclusively 10 the Navy Yards need oaJ
wish you the success your paint deserves
MO 2meod Resp'y yours truly j. T. DEAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
NHRONOMETER AND NAUTICAL

OsTORE FOR sALE-rhe Stock, Fixtures and Lease
Of Store doing good business IN central location
10 ths city The wtOe Il offered for sale for cash,
peTron practically acquainted with elher branch Of the
business having the requisite capital you'd M taken
a. = Partner. Appyto WILLIAM Y. GREGG,
MO ~ l2J WstersL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
NOR SALE.-Over 200 BUIkDING

LOTS situated between the 7th and 6th ave ana ltis'
and l4She.z These lots beautifully located conmapo
ing fu view ofth High Bridge and the qpper part OF
Ihe Harlem River with bold and romantic shores As 10
beauty OF location Il be safely stated that there are 40
building sites on this sand more desirable AND ~ he
grading of the Eghlhav. wil be completed WITHIN ieW
weeks there can he doubt that there VIII be al once es
tsbshed one ue Osages to run upon the avenue
between he CRY Hall aud the High Bhdge-ious present
ipg Quick and pleasant mode OF travelling between the
above property and the City Hall. These ois VII be
sold or very favorable terms Apply to D. b. WINrON,
II Cedarai where maps and other iniormsuo9 can %
had. u' 'ho"u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

NOR SALE, "A desirable Country Seat
and Farm situated 10 the town OF Esscheser, West
chester Co. Ny ~ miles from New-Y9sk Ciiy, and 4
miles from Y. h RR Depot at TuckshO and z!
miles from NY N II RR Depot Al New Rochelle con
tanning about 40 OF beat quality land, well waleed
fenced. Oh the premises there 10 beautiful garden
and abundance OF fruit OF ali kinds. The buildings
are good order the dwellings &c. being elevated
ground cOmmsnds foe view OF the rounding country
&c. For further particulars inquire Of w. BARNES,
42a Sixlh.sv on the premises OF Ii. BARNES.
NB-SS 600 may remain on bond sBd mortgage MO- 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
TvO LET-A COTTAGE on the cast

Tp,O LET-To a small family Of not
more han two or three persons pat ~ atheestory
HOUSE ina very desirable part OF West "ebly SEQ d
N r,sessioq rined lrev az ist or MAY references
reouired. Apply al MlLLERS Book Sore Sd bfoid-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

IN sALE-Tbe iarge Eezsbetnian Cotsage, WIZ soous
to acres OF apd sitnst Eighth Az near ncOoos
Dam The COitsgeis neatly and su0sanuzIy o.tl..,
basement NTH vegetable and coal cellars suo .ue
s~rovarsns IJoop th- premises are = hOWer Raroen'
HE garden aud chOics variety OF young o9sus
snttrees grape vines The ouihouses consist ol ~
,tssahousa siabes washhOuse, large Ice hou,e hleu
ec The High Brides, Harlem river, and oesuIul sut
ronndipg country are within view. the premises are
.n,hn distance Of either the Harlem or hoo
son River Railroad STATIONS and are 10 perfect Ioi
fber pa,cars In qure the Cottage, OK at ~ beeKma
a. between 10 and O'CLOCK, OF .x.,,,,,, ,.pv1S r.
MO Iva NAtn = ~ - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
DREMIUM KILN DRIED DOORS


w GUN WADDIN0, The beat and cheapest srtic'e uset
Eleys Percussion Cars Wire Cartridges sc Alsrgesnt
complete Of the above just received and for sale
~ 49, FRANCIs TONES SONS
4mu No Maiden lana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

VNHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-
tween NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA BALI.
NOR and WASHINGTON. NewYorh Office cornef o!
Hanover and Beaver ss Of the Exchange The Pop-
Line ~itb four wires from Washington 70 New Yorf
having Offices al New-York, Jersey City, Newark. New.
Brunswick Princeton Trenton Philadelphia, Wilmington,
Havre de Grace Baltimore and Washington Guy. sndcon.
necng With all The Great Morse Lines Eat West Norm
Rld South This Company having lately made extensive
repairs OF the line greatly increased Us facilities, AMI uon
thoroughly sematized It's business 10 tho TRANSMISSION
ard mode Of delivery Of messages now prepared TO 70
ceve, transmit and deliver any number Of messagesW
quirsd for the accommodation Of the public with an seeu
racy, promptness and fidelity hitherto unequaed The ee
graphing business Of the public TO- therefore Respectfully
sosed at the Office OF Hanover ard Besvrr ss
ia lyeod VIM M SWAIN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
NOR SALE OR TO LET-In the

II hesthul and beautiful Village OF Planhed, N jersey,
Is miles from New-loIk weli-built and commOdOUs
House suitable for genleel family, wiki large garden,
shubsery barn. sc containing shout one acre aud
ter OF land, pleasantly situated near The RSiroad
Depot Trains three fines day 70 Newly ork For
further particulars. apply Mr RICHARD TOWNSEND,
O. CtdAr-sL mas az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE


n n Much below its value IL applied for soon. Inst
substantial and handsome thr story and basement house
the northern side Of Morton ct the sixth from t1e
esserly side OF Hudson, aud most pleasantly situate
House % by 81. Lot 100 feet Has modern Improve
meni and rePete with all possible IN Odern convenience
with large and beautiful yard fruit trees, craze vines
6owt ring shrubs SC May he examined from IL M To
M For &c call 81 the office 1877 Fulton ST. from
10 A M to ~ P H. ms II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

GLASSWARE cheap for cash at the
~ senufacurers Depot q Cedsr-st up stairs sell ct
prices by the package ony-put shave and take
no discounts Of AARON SUTTON q Cedar.eL
NB-9lass Of all kinds made to order Perfumers viii
do wsIl 10 call and i2e srns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

Two LET-A Basement, First, Second
and Fopyro Stories about Is by 6o feet well lighted
with TIRE and four very large windows on three sides
Very suicide 10. ms ufacmrag with SO am power Also,
Store and Back Room. at So Beekmanst and ~ ann s.
Inquire on he premises. MO IN =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tes
~ Company hereby spprse the public that hey are ooW
sreusso 10 retail every variety 81 TEA Al lower prices
han EDv other establishment can uniformly do The ez
Geneve wholesale Trade avaya requiring iaen 20 neeP ol
sn~d vs large assortnen the purchaser rele Heces
ssr'ly sehves many advantages by tSding VIII uell
which be will ta obtain elsewhere Ciy a1c COUNTY
ramias would greatv consul. toir Interests Oy dds r.
ar1ing h,, adyertGemsn. This Is the odeaS EsS Som
oRny n l-e city Their only esabsameni s ~ y Oo-i
s9rrt between Pearl and Roosevelt ard ihey nave noV
Grocers supplied IN small Quantities a. ov ~ y ne
shest INNS NV } j. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
EOR SALE CHEAP, or will DO ex-

changed for City property Stocks two beautiful and
TgNy cultivated FERNS siusted the north shore Of
os tsnd about 20 ee tom the eity0ne Of 10 acres
oeS a. 90 scres both al Acen the water with excellent
puIouke, ofcearcrg and Other adyantages aud tsy OF
eeeess run me city large proportion Of n plrchase
noLe! nay Iensia for terra Of years boad and
81 A a separSteiy Apply soon TO HENRY J.
oNOODA", Ae''tcoy a. Law, 30 Walsl m2l n
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n OR TO LET.-The brown stone front Houses
Fourthaveuue Twenty ninh-st now hnishlng and
would be oue Of tho pleasant situations for HoeL
Inquire the premises Would be sold or rented seps.
rate m2S 2ws
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VHILDREN,S FEET-A WORD TO

APARF NTs-Ma children, parents are no doubt
aware az deformed from relaxation OF The planet mus
G e., srdn2 ahs fp p s1 during the early
yvaihng ooding 10 Inaornaon OF rue ee laniehesS ad
misery though hfe This difficulty admits OF easy and
prompt romsdv and the celebrated Surgeon Aesbury
OF London, says; =,
moved e,sig anc certainly by properly sustaining
The snhecrber during the long period he has been en-.
Ca &C. in the manufacture OF Boots and Shoes has had his
aoLuon repeatedly drawn 10 this subject by teconpisns
OF children suffering In the nsrp ankle aud leg nom the
relaxation OF the above muscles Of the foot These
con plants led him devise-Ong bsiore hearing Opn
ion Iom any plan to make the boot or shoe
support The nsepof The foot both OF grown persons ana
CHI Gren. His wei known STEEL SP RING SHANK"
fOI mems tOOts shoes the first result OF TINS devils
ing has adj ed 10 the pleasure and comfort OF many
thousands He has sir perfected Spring Shank for
cildIeu's shoes which hOlds the nsep Fn Strengthen
tie hole adds nothing to the bulk Of the shoe and
The "CHiLDRENs INsTEP-SUPPORTTR placed
between tie soles The shoe, has been thoroughly tred
in several Of weHA lame feet in this City with per
feet success add to HE qualification of all concerned This
iaci has many infueced the subscriber m seecuug tins
neihOo Of making widely and particularly known
to children and families Medical men, in whose Amiles
il has been introduced ald who have examined It's merits
have UDsohcidd and u iii unanmitN EXPIRE ssed their
SuoG,rd Bell MD, Of this City, having used it in his
fsmily, thus writes:
perfs too sprrg Mr. Lorn Brooks With
positive conf ener but the muscles taught %
e perform their uDon- While ihs bones and gsm7ns ara sept
oust sud positively their natural snon 10 daugh
,sa u ~ have prod ced great BE-, eft"
The testimony OF hundi eds Of medical men end we'll
Known citizens be adduced If The subscriber thought
aceumU lated evidence necessary He thinks differently,
and having desire beyond securing the attention of those
who mby wish 10 bene their CHILDREN who easily and
without his invention accepting MT at
heir pleasure, and who he respectfully invites to such ex-
smnaton. he remains their friend, &c.
LORIN BROOKS, 1873 Fnlton-si.
lit iaWOm opposite ST P6uls Church.