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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

SALE-TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFAC-
TURERS!There is offered FOR sale or 70 lease, one
Of the valuable Water Privileges ia this State known
as "ANHSVILLE WIRE MILLS" one mile from Peeks
kill 40 the OF Cortland Weschestey County, and but
few minutes rde from the Peekskill Depot OF the Hud-
son River Rsilroad.
The water wheel large and powerful, being Is feet In
diameter and for which there is full supply Of water the
year round.
Upon the property Is Reservoir covering Is acres
and sufficient 10 supply the Mil 70 It's capacity two
months In OF a severe drosth. The buildings
large and substantial and well adapted for Paper To
bacco Mill or any other business requiring large upper
rooms Tide up the Mill doors and all stock
be delivered and sken from the mill cost Of
two shllings per ian 10 the Peekskil Dock.
On the premises. and within few rods OF the mill is
large modern built House well finished and capable of
conmodating 80 Boarders fact the property 10 all
be wished for any extensive manufacturing business The
machinery DOW in and which is in hrs rate order
capsule OF turning of tuns of Finished Wire per week
The property will be sold leased. with or without the
MACHINERY Possession given by the lst OF May next APP
picstion 10 be made the subscriber the premises
WILLIAM EAGLETON
Annsville Wire Mills Ian o. 1851 lf1wt
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-The Steamboat SPLEEN
Il DID Is offered for sae. undergoing extensive re-
psirs Can be examined st the foot OF Murrsys Eor f1r
Their Information, apply 70 HAWKINS 4 SIEMAK5i lV<
Muusy-st- or 70 WILLARD HILLS,
- Tvs New-H auburg. Duchess Go.
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ITO LET AT HOBOKEN-A number
.ACTORIES with WATER POWER

LNACIOKIES with WATER FOW En-
n TO LET-In the town Of Haverstaw, Rocksnd
COUNTY about half mile from the North River, ana only
IS miles from Newly large enough 10 employ 500 men,
with two overshOt wheels p feet IN diameter by -
feet breast In separate buildings The waterpower Is
worthy the attention OF any person wishing 10 ngage In
rnsnufsctunng from s healthy location and close proxim
" 10 the city II has been occupied the past five years BY
Meesrs u A L. Higgins a carpet factory, andis We'll
calculated for cotton or wooden machinery Tue buildings
Will be let separate. Inquire Of z PECK son, q
Cliff. 81 before IL O'Clock A. Nj. i@5 I'm
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HATS.
JEWELRY.
.TTATCHES. JEWELRY and Sill

MATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill
w YER WARE-Thoss who Wish W purchase
rATCHFs or JEWELRY, viii ind II greatly 70 theaf
,dva1tage 10 call on the subscriber who constantly 70
ee,vng IN descriptions Of gold and silver watches direct
on he manufacturers 10 England, France and S~tzef-
and Uh.ch be q ceiling 81 wholesale and retail a. 'os
y5is. sn5 entlemsn's God Wsteh Chains, Diamond
xsSs and Pima Gold and Silver sPeciseles Sterling Silver
SPi5 49,. az low a. % 10 SIS each Wslches AID
Isvslrv exchanged AL Watches warranted 70 Keep
-s t5,a on Re nloney returned Watches Clocks ana
49, rsnsred 10 the best nAlneg and waTrsuted al
much less than the usual prices , ,,
GF0 g ALLEN Importer Of Wa.cees and JeEelry'
$50 Sun Wholesale and kslali' 81 " ans up ''~'s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
WANTED TO HIRE A FARM

containing about Is 20 acres OF lana with good
house and al the other necestey satbuildngs
said Farm 70 situated the hne Of railroad within Is
-, 81 les Of New-York Any peFson having such place
,sv bar Of good tenant BY addressing tpostPnd Box
as Lower Posi- Ofice, New-forf, stating terms, &c
% ftxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

NOR SALE--The two substantial three
story brick dwelling houses Nos l9 aad Isl Hudson
4, between Beach and Norh-Moore SIS The lots are .
nv 100 feet under lcaSes nom the Prot Episcopal Educs-
don Society," which have seven years TO run nom NOV
1850 For Information respecting the property apply a.
No 81 Front.st JOHN CASWELL, (Ev,or,
a. Imaads EDWARD HAI0HT, - w.
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mo LFASF-Tbe LOFTS of two five

II VI LEhOLr- nc IOI I . UI bHV IIFO-
H story STORES 10 be erected in the vicinity OF Fulton
and Cliff ss each about p feet front by 100 feet 10 deph
the lofts Of each be connected The premises
will be lighted three sides being an excellent Location
for an extensive Printing Establishment Type Foundry OF
any busne requiring large premises and plenty Of hgt
Apply 10 A. M LYON, Isl PeaTlst from l 10 O'CLOCK
IN 2weods
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HyHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

THE MAGNETIC TELEOhAfd DC
IL tween NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI.
MORE and WASHINGTON New-for Othee eornsr Of
Hanover and Beaver ss Of he Exchange TIE Pion
ser Line with four wires from washington 70 NeE1 YORK,
having Offices a. EewIor Jersey Ciiy, NeSark New
Bmuewck Princeton, Trenton Phadeip hia w gl01,
HAyre de Grsce Baltimore ard Washington City and coz
Meeting with all he Great Morse Lines Bss West North
and South This Company having stey made extensive
repairs Of The line greatly Increased lie fsc1cs and more
thorou ehly semaZed is business in the transmission
and mode Of delivery Of messages prepared 70 70
ceive transmit and deliver any number Of messages 70
CURED for the accommodation Of the public with an sccu-
racy promptness and fidelity hitherto nneqused The tee
graphing business OF the public IT, therefore respectfully
Solicited a. he Office corner Of Hanover aBd Beaver SIS
ia lyeod WM. ~ SWAIN, President
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a PRINCIPAL WANTED-For a
fXNEW INSTITUTION TO be opened May l, 1851 a
splendid new edifce constructed on The most improved
Plan with About 100 Rooms most egby situated near ne
Railroad, three hours ride from Newton, eoslng
$500 with every facility for tnsuring success VII %
rented low 10 any person possessing the requisite qualhea
ions ard means for making Il az Evangelical Sehoo!
OF The hghes; order For further particulars apply posi
paid or personally 10 tie L. s School Agency % Broad
way. Ilf3l-l L. II. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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NHEAp RENTS-LOW NAMES

NHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES
Are matters OF much interest to a large part Of the
community There are l25 BUILDING LOTS in JER-
SEY CITY three blocks from the ferry lying on the Raul
road Warren Sseuben Prospect and Morgan SITS that can
be bought at from $500 $500 lot and II built on IN
year only $50 cash payment and balance can remain i've
wears per cent This property can be reached IN ID
minutes from Broadway Is rising rapidly In value Taxes
lower than In any city hereabout Offering great Induce
meps TO those DESTROYS Of securing home Apply 10 a..
McCOMB builder, Steuben-st on the premises or TO
CHAS J. SMITH, 50 Maiden-lane. 70 M&Th@m-
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VBE COMMERCIAL AND CLASH

u CAL SCHOOL, IS Henry-st consisting Of three de-
oarterts il cOsnpes order u cper See ful Gtvsr
tser.er, lor lRWtfl SOLOMON JkNAEE Pr1-;2A-
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} SALE Afr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ElfOIN ChIAE n I EHD = EIt' T no
II subscriber offers for sale her undivided onesxth part
of the valuable FARM 10 he town OF Easichester now oc
cuped and partly owned by Peter Bates Said farm 10
situated directly upon the line Of the Harlem Railroad
four mes south OF White Plains dying upon both sides OF
the pOst-road leading from EsscheseF 10 the Psins and
contains about 24 Of excellent land The surface Is
rolling and well waIered and Ii divided into arabic
meadow and wood land In suitable proportions pom the
premises a large and comfortable farmhouse, two
small tenant houses barn and other convenient outbuid
iBgs choice fruit snd number OF eligible building
spots For particulars inquire Of -
JANE VALENTINE, 1877 Henry.st
lf2w* orat l65 Front-st New-Y0rk.
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" HARRISON's portable, self-coolin

" HARRISON'S portable, self-cooling
ALs MILLS Bur-ssone Grinders, patented NoYen6et,
Iss7-These Hs warranted 70 do more work lan any
obe Mills row In use, and do not requre one Dali ~ uaeA
he first premium wa awarded the pstentee Of thess
Nils al The Fairs Of the American Institute IN 1872 Sc 49,
also The Fair Of The Massachusetts CsArA0s Aeensn'
bese Nls are Terv convenisut for transportation heir
whole weg being much lees than Tie stones sione % oO
Tbey are admirably adapted for grinding grain Of a.
knds coffee spces mustard starch SAT- paints plnDssD'
manganese bones flint quartz iAsisr' IssrcoH
drugs 'Iu-' D'- a. T. WARREN & co.
paw a corland-.t- up s.al[I:
GLASSWARE cheap for cash at the
W Hsrufscrurers Depot 3 Cedarst up stsirs SCI 81
e price, .y re Pa'i'gss GRy SUTTON PP NV C a
EB-Gisss Of I'll KINDS made U order. Perfnmers VII
do well 10 call end see - 2m
NOR SALE-A Calender and two
a siarching Mschines all II good order and VII Dc
sold cheap applied for soon Inquire Of r SI ~.
GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby sPPnse the public that hey are 1ow
prepared 10 retail every variety Of TEA al lower prices
ihsn any other establishment uniformly do Fher ex-
tensve wholesale trade always requiring them to Keep on
hand very large assortment le purcnaser al res ncco~
ssrIv derives many sdvantsges by trading with them
which be will fail 70 obtsin elsewhere City ard county
families woaid greatly consult tneir interests ~ out RI
gArding this advertisement This il the Oldest Tea Con
psny n the city Their only establishment - A. 10 C-
hsust b-tweeniPesr and Roosevelt and hey hsVe 10"
GToesrs supplied in small quantities a. Ox a. BY the
chest Jlo SmD' y Nv Nv
ITO PRINTERS.-For sale the follow
4 lowing lots Of secondhand TYPE II fOna 10 suit
purcbrsers either with or without cases VI .-
smA lbs Long Fnef ~
Tbs Sbove TYPE is in good condition. and win Dc sold At
low rates. IdsHI JOHN =. TRoW, q Annst
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nor SALE.-The now brown stone
Il House. 1870 Second-sv. between Eleventh and Twelfth
aus Is perfect Ia every part and ready TO be mmedateY
occupied Persons wanting first class house cannot nnd
better convenient Ia this City II VIII stand
close inspection: Terms easy: Apply TO
JAMES SALMON, 125 East SLxteenth-st
" 2wt HOMER MORGAN, ] Pine7l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
THOR SALE.-The modern built, three

.arv hr,ek house No 2 Sixth 81 with folding doors
..is msries basement and under cellar, Crotch water
bali room &c In 6rslra,e order. inquire a. 10y 0resa'
wicA-sL OF iils im'l A a "thohh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

NOR SALE.-Thst beautiful COUN-
II TRY RESIDENCE known IS Wooilawn. sitnsie in
the town Of New Wisas, miles nom the Village OF New
bureh, lately owned ey L. D. Ncol. now deceased Inc
FARM contains about 60 scres OF excellent Land and s
most desirably located Inquire Of FULLERTON
FOWLER, Newburgh, or ISAAC v FOWLER, 50 Mas,
ssu.ai Nayx York langary sssh. lsSl 80 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &c.
1IhoroOhly taught by W. J. RENVILLE, Sss Broad
wEy Each student separately and carefully Instructed,
ana is ensbed readily 70 sPPy Ia practice The knowledge
impaired him. Open day and evening. Terms mod
eraie - Inn
BOOKKEEPING TAUGHT bySTUR-
- TENANT, lSs Wsveriy- place near Sixthav. Books
posted up and balanced or regularly kept By agreement
u lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

" hLOhDLI1 ItOL 49, = - 70. - .
In the town Of EAST CHESTER, Westchester Co
NY-The Farm late OF Moses Clark deceased, situated in
he town OF Ess Chester Westcheser Co. IL offered for
sale II situated about miles from the Tuekahoe De-
p0l Of be Harlem Railroad containing 0l acres bounded
northery by highway leading from East Chester to New
Rochelle easery by The esstery highway OF
lands laie Of Kan Morgan and lands OF James Morgan,
Esq On the Farm 10 substantial mansion-house large
barn. and extensive sheds milhouse, csragehouse and
Other necessary OutbudiHgs all in good conouoni also,
good enanthouse The Farm Is In high state OF inn
proyement and we'll calculated for farming OF 70 be d.
yded in lots as Is bounded by highways about go rods
Rrom this place there 10 very extensive view OF Long
Island Sound 5000 Of the purchase money may remain
on mortgage on Farm For further particulars inquire
OF SAMUEL CLARK, l46 Ehzsbethst New-York, ALI
PHEUs CLARK the premises, or OF the undersigned
Al New Rochelle. JOHN SOULlOE,
~ Syys Executor Of Moses Clark, decd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
MRS BURRs
A NTIOIIE OINTMENT.-As sue and

A NTIQUE OINTMENT.-A sure and
IN speedy cure for the PILES Chafef LIMBS Chapel
Hands sc This arueie has lsng been used IA prvtfs
prsrrce ard IL acknowledged 70 Be tie bes article exis1
for Ire relief Of the above named coz ixnr
For sac VITO esae and retail II New York By Geo.
". Mabee q Nas.sa a. Minor Co. 2if Fulsoa-st
4 d. Sands 100 Futor-sL Hav.land, keese Co y
Maiden-are, {. V. Clckeneg Co 81 Barclay-st Q. D.
SS Hudson a. and rs Broadway. r A sAnes. soseJ'
eorrer Of sprtngst AgenI for Brooklya. MrI NJ Hs5h
Us FulionsL
Also for sale BY TIE Agents Of Pain Killer genefaiF
Put up and sold ~ wholesale by
PEkAY DAVIS 4 SON. Propteton
n 5ms "a High-st Providence, r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
MEDICAL.

physicians PRESCRIPTIONS dis
~ pense6 with care, and FAMILY MEDICINES Of
superior qua1y may be obtained
Bleecke Broadway and 10 Elghhag near Nise
teerthst a. al hours Also toile, furniture, pengns
soaps, sponges. brushes and cosmetics. Cgppizg ssd
Leechiug attended 20. t3o lnnsi L. A. ROSEHhILLEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-N. MIL
HtLER l. co. Agents for Icing Stores, Houses and
Lots collecting Rents and other debts buying ana selling
Property on Commission Houses and Los taken on Lease
for term Of wears: Taxes Wserreos and Assessments
attended 10 Deeds Bonds aud Modgagef Leases
&c carefully drawn Life and FIRE Insurance effected;
Money procured and loaned Bond aud Mortgage. Com
missions moderate Office - Wallet.
REFERENCES.
Messrs Harper < Brothers, 50 Cld-st-
A. an SantvoOrd 4 Co. 10 South-sL
B. Loder, Esq IS Walst
j. W. Mitchell, Esq. Wall-st.
x. B. Minturn, Esq 70 Southst
Issac Newton Esq IA Greenwichst
ID. r. Mance, Esq so Pinc-st- -
T. SulmRn, ESQ. Novelty Works. Us I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
EOR SAFE. OR WOULD BE LET

ale Enesh style) 10 rooms rSostoEes hgn ana base
n,en Los IS feel front and BY - ieet deep nes
aiding DOORS marble nantes, &c. NelancaOh Ih7e sloe
repIeie with various convenience STEERING cstcrn oah
ine rOo pantfes china Closet elohes press &C xe wei
bul throughout The ho0se stands back "a ee ron we
ssrre, giving neat lawn and bank 10 'front.' snsde ToA
uees &c &C. &c Has enc view Of Cslskh ho.a.Sns,
Coese Uul Seminary 6c Ia IN OF the very best neSR-
borhosd in tbe Village Price. $500 re1t $40 per
annnsa laq1ire Of ASAHEL JONES, ESQ. aS Broaaway,
Eew-York. w w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
mo DRUGGISTS.-For sale, the sod

EHNO DRUGGlSTS.-F'or sale, the stock
and fixtures Of one Of he hes, conducted Drag EsiAb-
rshments IN he civ Of Providence. The stock IS resh
snd well selected The fixtures OF The first class and
he situation he 6sst possible FOR doing large business
reptral and within stone throw OF the ep5a Of the
ersl Railroads leading TO Boston, Worcester and New
YORK To nan with capital Of $500 OF $foo0 tss AZ
I've business For further particulars oQgi-e al the store
81 Westu,insler o. or Of ". ". UPDlKE, Providence
z L lH SH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

AT PRIVATE SALE.--l6 Building
ALos situated on the south side of Forty .hfh.st be-
tween the Fifth and Sixth commencing 400 feet west
Of the Ph av said lots being each In size = feet, front
and rear by So inches in depth Also lots Of ground
on he south side OF Twenythrdst commencing 1875 feet
west Of the Thirdav each lot Is by 90 feet inehes 10
depth For price. terms and further particulars apply
n lw Brosd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
A NEW FILLING FOR TEETH-A

compound OF stones chemically prepared 20 a. 70 -
ussd cold son and hne, without pressure OF pam Il 80
hard IN few minutes and 10 cheaper ard better hsa y4
Il "a the Philosophers stoneGssa oHy al - BnosdwT
ia Ivy N DOD6B
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

NOR SALE-Tbe valuable property 80
Devst . feet front aao rear aud n feet IN depth The
location for business cannot be surpassed oeing
the center Of the Improvements now IN progress IN me
imre ate peigbborhOod For terms apply 81 . W AZ g.
basement Office, or JAMES GILLESPIE, g West Inr
teeDth st. 10 DY7DI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

EOR SALk.-A HUUoE anu Leaso
~ NJ lot On First.aveuue near Eineteenth-st Renis
for 800 $500 cash balance on bond and mortgage, OF
ond exchange for lot or lots up town Also Tor sae o.
exchange Tor City Property, FARM al Ma1hasseti l.
II miles from FORK, containing 50 acres Will dwell
iDgs and outhouses. Apply 70 -, 81. ,,-.....
j29 2wcOdf LAWRENCb' 10 CnAInAHs-
NOR SALE OR TO LET-At New
Rochelle quarter Of mile from the DeP0i COY n
TRY SEAT containing about ten Of choice LAND
well stocked with Fruit ard good Buildings. inquire OF
9qMLPtf S44 BrOOmes.
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&TEAM FLOUR AND FARINA
SMILL For SALE or to Lst-A lO-horse Steam FLOUR


fNBrck Store and Dwelling 81? Sxthst west from Az.
C Size otLoi 20 by 81 feet inches House 20 by %
feet finished throughout with Oroton fixtures ana now
rented for over $500 Price S50OO $4,000 OF which can re-
main Al per cent For further information apply from TO
2P NJ to T.. ii. BROWN, IL Wsl-st or M 1891 Houston
A. morning and evening. JSl wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

NOR SALE OR LEASE.-The Sub
h scnbe1 offer their Landing Property a w-hsm-
burg d. Co and al Marlborough u Nj 20 Ior sae Deng
Freighnng business, would leGse the same being amply
provided with Store Houses Sheds, &c TO parties WISHING
engage in the freghtng business an opportunity equA
TO this rsIey occurs. jB W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

ENOR SALE.-The dwelling HOUSE
AND LOT iQ Crosby-sL Lot running through 10
MsronsL Apply 10 JOHN Z. NlTcHlE' Gods g. up
ptairs. y9t -
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INOR SALE OR NO LET-The prOp-

erty situated on the North River, foot of Fory,sxth-
D. consisting OF lots Of ground with large oIyng
Morocco Dressing. SHINING, or other m6nuIsetarng
ISL Tvs IL B1ringsiip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
EOR SALE.-Ad desirable RESIDEN CE

n In N. Orange, N. J. three minutes walk TO depot
stores churches kc and hour TO Jersey City sotsoe
for gentleman doing business In the city Two s.oty
attic ard basement house with twosory adaiuon con1
ipg eleven rooms cellar and closets goos water, os,n
stable Carriage chicken and pig house about Two ana
half acres of Land beautifully located and all IN gooa OF
der fruit shrubbery and shade trees cows lows NC In
Qure OF r. hIn nSnH1E ST N' S ~ N Y
Aso-Ten Lots In plot and about six IN anoheI nea
Bedford L. l. Ninth Ward for sale cheap OF TOT eXenAnRe
Apnlv nj 21T Grand st N. Y. Jol lul-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

double Cottage house with suitable outosolngs gar
den &c with sores OF land al East blo9mneid new
Jersey Apply 10 JOHNE. NlfCHIE,
tSl Steodf 5God-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

Oacres Of land upon which there 10 good house. with
outbuildngs-nsar the village OF Rye, Westchester Coun
ty The place contains every desirable convenience, IL
easy Of access by land wafer, and VIII be sold low
Apply TO J. w. H0LBERTON, Is MGiden:ane, or 40
Rroomes AZ 3f2aw3w'0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
NOR SALE-The new three-story

n brown atone HOUSE. 1875 CintoE-st South Brooklyn,
built 10 the most substantial manner, finished complete,
with all the modern improvements having water through
out bathing rooms gas furnace &c. Fve-sixhs OF the
purchase money may remss on bond and mortgage for
Term Of years with The privilege OF partial payments APP
phcson may be made 70 the owner, on the premises from
StO5 Pm. II lwN
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-10

NOTICE is hereby given .hst the
several Courts OF Common Pleas, Gen.
eral Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and
Orphans Court. Court Of Oyer and
Terminer and Jail Delivery, in and for
the County of Columbia, ia commence at
the Court House in Bloomsbury, on
Monday the 2lst day of April next,
continue one. week.
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace d
Constables. in and for the county of Col
rmbia, are requested TO be then and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls.
records. inquisilions, and other remem.
brances, 10 do those things &c their sew.
er.,l Offices appsrtaining 10 be done.
:. nd al Witnesses prosecuting in behalf
n re Common wealth against any pris-
oner. arr also requested and commanded
10 he then end ..tcre attending in their pro.
nor nersons IA .nro secule agains, him, as
shalI be ius,-ano no. to depart wi'hou!
leave at their peril. Jurcrs are request.
ed to be punctual in them attendance at
the time appointed agreeable to 'he'r no.
tees,
Given under my hand at Blooms burg Inc
10Th day of March il the year Oh ou!
lord one thousand eight hundred an
fifty--and the Independence Of the u
nited States Of America the 74th.
PETER BfLLMYER, Shf.
(God save the Cornmonw eulth.)
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Bloomsbury. Oct. 3lst 1880.

THOUSANDS HAVE GONE TO CAL
FORNIA, but the business of Coach and
Wagon making will be continued by the SUBJ
scriber at tho old stand on Market street. He
will promptly attend to all orders for work in
his line OF business, and is always ready, at
short notice, to furnish Wagons, Coachv.
Carriages, Buggies, Sleds and Sleighs of any
style but always Of the best materials, and
made in the most substantial manner.
He will give his personal attention to the
business, and employ none but good work
men. Repairing will be attended to with
care, and upon the most reasonable terms
He proposes to serve his customets to such
work as will secure for him a continuance o
their patronage, and from all who need ari-
clcs in his line of BUSINESS. He asks only a
rial of his work to iusure satisfaction.
JONATHAN MOSTELLER.