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vTo IET-A handsomely and thorough

w III i ~ IIhIIH"VIIIVIF "'''' ~ -
IL furnished house. distant three quaefs oi hlI-7
fr The village Of Lacx Berkshire Masslchusetts To-
ouIre Of II ID SEDGWICK, Wall-st-, OF ChAhLES
sEDGWICK, LenoY JeH
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I'll ~ r an IN, Central Railroad ~ New Jersey IN
,I,nnecf,on with the steamboat RED JACkEr-easIng
New-York PIER No. I North RIVER, by steamer RED
FI7abIthtovu WeStiod, Planfeld. Bound Brook. SON
cryle and Whtehouse Retun,ns, leave WHIT house a
leave Enzabothiown Mt l9 AN md at B and O. O'Clock
p VI le30 81
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nRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C.
ALOCKwOOD ELLISON are just opening at their
HATS.--Just fin

Il isked the most splendid article offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS the low price of -. usually
BROWN, 1853 Canal-St
ie3O lnis One door from sullivan.
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TRAVELLING.

4 :. PASSPORTS for EUROPE CAV
u IFOhNIA, Cuba, Sc.-Iniisp eRsable o. tfa,eEs
protection against fore On aggression Ns1.
they Oglds ar" require them, especially II -
Tist the Continent, where person permitted % IL
without passport Americans applying for Letters - ~
London Post-Orfce, must produce their passports ~
by J. Is. MONIES. Notary Pablo, to Broadway. -
b. y. MONIES Is Commissioner for nearly *
State N the Unl0n~ te" =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
WATER APPARATUS OF

- even DESCRIPTION either lr the Manufacture drawing
tohng of Soda Water manufactured and for sale by
JOHN MATHEWS. kirss-av. corner Twenty-SiXth-s 81.
the manufacture 81 soda Water SgruF &c likewise FOR
TIE management ii The Apparatus, accompanies eac Ap-
pratsS kNer information relation O. the above bus
Asss "" 1e cheersaly gwen uu Application b. letter As
shove ie3 lms
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DTTCHER q K D, Practical
h EoTrsr md SHIP PLUMBERS 252 Water-st..i
a. fon PecI-slp All orders promptly attended u
b JOBBINC done with neatness AMI dispatch leZ' Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
EXCURSIONS.-Sunday O

Cofher schools Temperance Musical other Societies
desrng 10 take excursions The Bag Rivers or the sound
can charter for that purpose, by the lay, az erle
pr.cc "a STEAMBOAT Of sufficient SIZE and splendid
BARGE OF the largest class on application 10
CHAS. IL BAKER. p South-St..
ic306ff COenils-Slip.
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GOODS, STRAW

"a . II E.-S NAV NOODS' - ~ ~
NGOODS-for gents young gents youths AMI ln4n's-
CONSISTING of Panama braid Lechun and pam-leaf Hats
also new style braid hats for GEMS Young gents ana p's
with new style boys and infants straw caps Also various
patterns gents and young gents meeSkn SILK black PEARL
White coIored beaver hats, at SfONARQUES 22S Bowey
mV3l In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

NOR LIN ERPOOL.-Umt States
n Mail steamship ARCTIC, Capt j {, Luce This
steamship will depart with the mails for Europe, -.
tvely ON SATURDAY, July ), at 10 O'Clock NJ from Der
berth AT the foot OF Canal st. Noberth secured al paid toT
An letters and papers must pass through the Post Ollie
For freight passage, having unequaled Accommodations
for elegance and comfort. apply 20 -. . -. 9,
EW'D X COLLINS. So walst
Positively 10 freight will be received On board after
Thursday evening, lly ,.
The steamer BALTIC will succeed the Arctic and sad
Julv 10 Je9d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
E,OR CALIFORNIA via CHAGRES

DIRECTING new steamship LAFAYETTE, 80
tuns burden Chas Stoddard Commander (atr OF sse.n-
shin Crescent CITY y will sail from Philadelphia Tor TIA
gres direct ON THURSDAY, lOh Jul. at ~ o'clock Iron
her wharf near Lombard-St
The above steamer has proved hersefa very fast and-
nlarkabv safe sea vessel (beng her hrst VOYAGE
from EurOpe and her accommodation for first and seeeni
class passengers are unsurpassed Through tickets 10 sm
Francisco will be furnished a reduced rates Tcketshf
nshed ere to Philadelphia Tor freight OF passage appJ"
le2l lbts g. WILLIAMS, 1913 ffout'"
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r : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

;. MAII > FsN MoIlIT VVMIh
.NY-FOR NEW-ORLEANS VIA HAVANA
Passengers for Orleans transferred 81 ha' ana ~ VI"
steamship FALCON o , ,,.,,.y
Sch.nck L j. Navy, Commander, vii saul on tkiDai'
July II AZ O'clock NJ, from the per foot 81 "aeAs"'
North RIVER. -, OLA.
Snecie only taken freight 70 Havana and New Oners
No bills Of adng viii be signed after the steamc, y.
sailed For freight passage, apply 70 me oTs
oman. IN West-st 70 Ce30 tlthl VI KObERis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

N .ntppTNTISG Once fii Fulton-sf y WED
d,ng Visiting Address and Al Home Cards IA the very best
Sxie Case R,Hes Fnvelops sc SC, are engraved Pate
and 70 Cards for ~ shlllinss Jro III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
DUILDING PLOTS in Upper Morris

ana now beng disposed of embraced m tract 81 ~
ne 10 the Dtp6 at that place the lots
are surveyed and Land plos varying from 70 10 cy
lots II an average of $50 city lot The sites are pelu'Q
rsed 10 he dlsused Of are afforded n lower price than
here else be had for eligible land tins property
hoos arc oncn M the store Of Nessrs Morgan Co. 22l
pearl-si X c Akerly corner Bowery aud Broome-si or
Of the subscriber at his residence Upper MorrSaa a
which naces also maps circulars and price lists, aud al
ether REQUISITE information can be obtained
w. JARVIS, Agent
ie39 I've for the sale Of SAID property.
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A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for

hsALE-The subscriber offers for sale his bed itiiui
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing about twehy 80 ~
high state Of cultivation, situated IN the town e
RISON WestchesteT CountE the road leading from ny =
20 White Plains about miles from Rye Depot where She
trains leave timee day for New-f ne
location II very desirable having extensive view O some
50 miles of Long Island Sound and adjacent country INC
house Is large and newly bU good style, WIN an o.
seryatorv and containing twelve rooms, also large H c-
en- attached with other cOnveniences large barn. coe-
mill carnage granary. ice and poultry houses &c Ihere
are tire appe one pear and plum orchard and great
variety Of cheres peaches ayrcots ounces grafs ana
raspberr es m full bearing Tne lawn IS LAID OFT u Waks
and planted with variety Of fruit and ornamental
trees and shrubhery For further particulars, n9u. ~
HENRY NJ CARPENTER, 400 Peafl-st. or ISAAC CAR
PEWTER Jr ON the premises. Je1 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

tVNNIhl HOUSE IVH lIIlIIN IN1lVt N NV
hufgh, comm andns splendid yev oitac RIVER H ghlan
Nc, vlthn few minutes walk "a the Po>t-ofics Steam
boat lsntNg>, Railroad Depot, &C. The house 80 feet
by 81, With 10 feet Ply "a contains rooms and
laIge Kitchen With cellar under -hr whole me wen
II water the Kitchen door 50. vegetable sauicn
nlled WitA Vegetables and ir garden
tNhs an abundance c Ch0Cc iutS PiSturasr and STA
e1inS u oSslfed A person wishing such nace foT 4
lew mViNS ~ onger time. can hy taking the boat %
oSs tcA ths Place m less than hours. when. bv calling
ePen , SAkPENrER, an opportunity vail me aforicl
81 NtcNiiis ne premises frll lNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
NOR SALE in FLATBUSH-Onlv 4.

miles from Fulton Ferry Brooklyn, two adjoining ut,
# Land together having 300 feet front ON CarksO-av h
$50 feet depth and containing about acres, or the same
area ~ 80 city lois One Of these lots Is ald out WIN
Nacadsmsed wass and planted With about 200 shade ana
fruit trees Of choice varieties the latter Just coming into
bearings and ornamental shrubs raspberry and cur
rent bushes large strawberry beds &c The other lot IS n
clover and has Yielded heavy crop this season There u
well and pump the premises. cross fencing new
and the whole has been put present order by the owner
with the expectation of building thereon for ms own occu-
patton fhc health and beauty Of Fatbush ~ easy &C.
cesib from tins city, lomnhusses passing each way some
" times da,l render this very favorable oppOrtuny for
any one 10 purchase whOs dcsrOus Of building country
residence convenient location and an improving neigh
horhOod VIII be sold accommodating terms Apply 20
A. o WILCOX, GARRISON avenue, Flatbusi. OF To
ANTHONY LANE, 81 Wall st, y. y leA Nv
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lSED DATES OF SAiI.INr
fkOftlNf - IA
FROM NFW-NORk

fUT trf;sht or passage apply 10 fDW NhD X CNlllNS
ferpool r. C.. ROBERTS 4 CO, - klass Afugs T.
London. Boulevard Montmartre, Pans.
After the lSi Of April next, the rate N freight ths
shove steamers from Liverpool will We mater all, reduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
NYRTPS and CORDIALS.-Biackberry

tWne an excellent article for bowel complaints being
prepared for that purpose The undersigned wishes to IN
form families that they cen be supplied with the above ar
Gle Also CORDIAIS and SIRCPS in all their varieties,
Dyspeuic BitterS ENer de Longe Vie fine French Bran
dies ClaIe and other Wines by the gallon or bottle Mac
aronis Vermicellis SWISS Cheese Mustard SardHes,
Olive OIL, White Vine Vinegar, Lime Juice, &c sc
SYRUHS for SODA WATER sc. SC. Goods put up Tor
fhe trade AT short notice and delivered free Of expense any
part of the civ + j. KRUGLER 81 Wauen-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
STEAM NAVIGATION co.

V-FOR BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON The U
$ Mail steamship HERMANN, Z Crahtrce. commonaer
viii SAL fos Bremen via Southampton, On SATURDAY.
July l2 from Pier Ne. ;. North River
An cvpeucnced Surgeon Is attached To the ship.
III letters mast PASS through the Post Ohcc.
Specie delivered 'n iiayre.
For na>sae, ~ fs.-ht appl, 10 MOIIER. SANDk
RIERA. Agents. 30 advay
Tie steamship " WASHINGTON Viii succeed the HER
MANN ice6 %. ly3. o. 9SlOth'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

u brick house. eoaSStng Of two large rooms Folding
deoIs non; bed part 81 he under cellar one ~
The uoS delightful and healthy i,csoAS "a Wsm>,Grgh
icN n,autoS walk FROM either The four IeTeS Inquire
n - south Third-s, W,lliamS5uIsh JeS u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
u PANY-Only through line Tor California and Orere
The public informed that under the new arrangeaeh
of this Company steamers inspected and approved by ne
Navy Department and carrying the United states Mail VIZ
continue To leave Panama and San Francisco on the 81 and
18th days of each month"; unless detained by
cdents and Will touch at Acapulco, san Diego and hr
terey. . -,
The following steamships belonging to the Pacific NAL
Steamship Company, IN the Pacific one OF "hca
will be always ia port at each emo oi we 1". eso
Panama, ,O87 tuns Carolina, OOv tuis'
California, 1850 tuns; Columbus, 900 tuns'
Tennessee, 1900 tuns; lsthmus;
Nsrhemer |, 200 tuns; Unicorn, 900 tuns,
Columbia, 300 tuns Antelope;
Fremont. 600 tuns.
The new steamship Columbia Will Div between San Pran.
cisco and ports IN Oregon awaiting at the former pof s
turning without delay with the mails and passengers fof ths
steamer from San Francisco. ,.....
poaton Ofleght and transient passengers between rah
ma and San Francisco. <,oo. 49,,
The well known steamship Sarah Sands Of 500 uns bur
den now under charter 10 the company ana pecuhHy
commOdious IN her cabin arrangements VIII Dc KEEP IuNS
One of the above steamers viii keep the connectoaos
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports IN.
The connection IN the Atlantic VIII be maintahru" NV
Geopsis 900 TINS Crescent CITY 800 tuns
obia a nod ,,ms Cherokee, 500 tuns;
En,n,rf C,tv 900 tnns: Philadelphia, l,0J tuns-
Leaving New-YOrk for Chagres On the l'h 'iu S''
The new steamship Eldorsdo and the Falcon VII iaa
direct line between NewOrleans and thagfe,' his a.
such periods will insure as little detehtSh a.
the Isthmus and forming with the PACING v,
through line and from New Orleans ana POTS VI 4.
California and Oregon. Passage from New,O tN co
secured nom ARSSIhONE' LA" hN'O" -
The fare for through tickets from NewYor to San Fraa
cisco has been reduced from ann
$500 State Rooms to
$3.50 In Lower CABIN to- e--.--------.-------- 20
The rSte from New YORK 10 Chagres vii be the lowest
adopted by any safe seasteamer between those ports
For choice If berihS apply at the ohce 81 Inc CohP@i
81 and 81 South-st OF Al their Agency, III Westst
aiD&Wtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

u dcrine purposes OF from g. 10 acres. and large
number Of building lots BROOKLYN. MllhamShurgn New
trcch and Staten Island also. Farms OF from 10 To 2l
IA Now Jersey Long Island, MostcheNief toka
and Lew, counties, "A good House aud lnt m Williams
AuIgh Apply To WATKINS \ HlNE. ga BroadWay
'eS9 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

sc and LOT Land, ohgbl, situated on the principal
the village VI Huntington Suilk Co, l. between
which place and the City of NcwNoik there Is dul' CONF
munCa'cn by railway and steamboat II not sold previous
TO the let of September Will Dee sold at public auction N the
premises at O'clock y NJ, of that day ForteIms and
particular description, inquire Of ID PLAfF' Esd
lnaaIf 3 W r A GAINES. " Nas,An-st. \. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
I OTIS. For SALE, two LOTS of
THE SUBSCRIBER oilers for SALE

n hcl PRESENT RESIDENCE IN the Borough of
STAMFORD Il u situated ON cmincncv overlooking
the entire Village and htS ,mmardlng ut great
extent ei Long Island Sound The dwellng-hou>e two
stories hsh m good repair. and contains ten TOoA>
tached 90 the house about three OF Land hsa
stale oi cultivation. ON which gold barn and variety
II NUT trees and shtuhholy l. is considered oue NJ the
most pleasant situations thc village. and VII De sold oa
reasonable terms Apply o. JAMES PIERCE 100 BleecN
ie26 2wN
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FOR SALE g. TO LEI.

At PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
n COUNTRY RESIDENCE coata ~, Tlou' ~ e III
acres OF "a p,,nsm County immediately north OF Chosi
sa The Location ve dfs@SIR 1s ai and %esi point
view o. to ss there = desirable and choice seiccsi
II fruit. and g,t trees are n a1,re Of GEoRGE
cons,GtJP a The offre Of the Hone Journa IN 80
" q. Of o. DIkM An a. IYI op' ~ xSFRs9S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
Unable and POCKET CUTLERY.
u CRAWRUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

W. aoEsr ssi S. gPHV Ws;,Ioi5.
GrndSt New-N0rk. where VII De found complete as
sortment If the following articles Feathers hair,
and buSS also beds, mattresses palSses aud cushions
also bedscadS IF etepdeScIyton patent screw,
lout lock ONT, screw cottage and rundle cots
also splendid variety Of paper hanging. borders &c Mr.
{ would c1 9Tucular attention ms new STYLE Of hair
and slrng mattresses. Il Old beds and mattresses
rcneyated and made equal 90 new by
". CRAWBUCK, S5S G-and-st second door
res I'm. OF ESSeN-S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea

Company hereby appuse the public that they are pre-
pared retail every variety ri TEA at lower prices tan
any other establishment uniformly do Their extern
se wholesale trade requiring them to keep on hand very
large assortment the purchaser at retail necessarily de-
ryes many advantages by trading with them, not obtained
esew here City and country families would greatly con-
suit their interests hy duly regarding TINS advertisement
This is the O'des Tea Company the city Their only
establishment i25 Chathamst between Pearl and
Roosevelt and they have branch stores GTocers
supplied In small quantities low by the chest a23 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
. ~ PRIVATE SALE-Building Lots.

~ e ,,,,,d situated on The north side OF F0rueth-
~ Va Z r., aud Second ay. commencing 20J ieet
i rom he sze 2 ee front z Jet niche ssdaa5
O aDVu - rcvt The southeast corner Of futh-V. au1
one hundred and BON ront ting on ,ps s ave
noe si antb For prce terms. an1 further prItc 2ar,
apply I" AN e27 iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
SQUIRE Il BROTHER o. Fulton

- ana iS3 boNerT Watches Jewe.rv and Silver Ware
We can maze II me iuiees, OF those who want the above
hy vl TSrsemtn'S IN irupe together with our manu-
FACTORY he II having The goods frG inst hands % make
ths purchases Al either store. ~ han-sr on 1872 B,we
We are determined upon keepins Tue repgtaon Of or
'SauMI as, lal0 3m
OUR RNLe-Al goods are warranted a. r.arrSentei--
west pEice-2nd cash only. y Hlon-St and - B,Nery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
WINDOW SHADE EMPORIUM

W 5O,OOO Transparent WINDOW SHADES o. every
description wholesale AID retail 81 great bargain from 5
cents up, a tie Window Shade Emporium. f5S Pcarlst.
four doors IRON Chaha-St Also, Lace ana Muslin Cur
tanS. Dlanef, TasselS. Loops Pins. Bands Comccs Cam
bucS. Bun and White Linens Table Ol-cloti>. Deal
supplied . percent D. shan 10 ANY other establishment
lu the United states. tIdcrs prompt, executed
my 81 ia.' W O INkS. Importer AMI Manufacturer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

E'VN ~ III4--NII 'lVIHHV W. y II
u RESIDENCE. beautifully situated On the banks oi
the Hudson River with about 38 acres of Land, 1s4alrs
above Nydck. Roc klaud Co. n Y Tho steamboats, Arrow
and = smith Land there three times div, each way
The House large and new, and uno,cupcd. hcns fort
feet front and forty feet deep two sor and basement with
piazza N front Apply at the store Of
,e2i iws r. l. SMITH 10 Waters y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

! 7 co s Celebrated Metallic Rubber OVER SHOES,
are informed that the fire at their Works dd not de-
sroy the buildings containing the machinery; the detention
therefore VIII be but three four weeks, when al VIII Dc
rebuilt and IN fun operation
We solicit an examination from the Trade. oi the STOCK
now m store amounting 300 0OJ PAIRS comprising
all the various sylos. Dealers uay rely on having teT
orders promptly filed Is usual; - 81
BREEDEN y BROTHER, sole AGENTS,
e26 lw 2J Pearl-St ana ~ CIi,i-Sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

DOAT. BARGE, RACE, CLUB, LIFE
q , and FANCY BOAT BUUDER-From 100 70 20
Boats always on hand NB.-Boafs OF al custnp;ons
built a thr shortest notice, n 80 Se8tA-st
a,sl sm' CHARLES L. INGERSOLL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
SOFA Observation-Disclosures

kNPsteli : ga ne1>'ead manufactured hy W HUM
PhkkNS " ltS jhatna-St. acAr 1uledset by al Who
have them 90 bo tAe best offered ior sale. Il re-
Quiyes tea seconds 10 convert INFO perfect be1sfead
thtr
IA saT<e If furniture. feathers. beds,
and MATTRESSES wholesale ana re,..i al9 3n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
on LAKE ERIE on
la ERANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and

EBANON SPRI\GS.-ShOr and
Icheopest route To this delightful Summer Retreat
by the Hudson boats and Hudson River Railroad u
Hudson and thence by railroad and stages 20 the Springs,
b, the way of the shaker City. Passengers from New
York by morning boats railroad. VIII leave Hudson by
The O'clock y VI train and at the Springs At 5l
p NJ Passengers from New-York by evening boats or
trains viii leave Hudson the next morning at ocloA and
arrive az the Springs At AN Usual fare upon the ryor
81 fare from Hudson 10 the Springs. 81 so
j r. WATERMAN, Superintendent.
Hutson Tune O. l8Ji lel2 3n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
vVO CAPITALISTS.-A valuable and

desirable tease Of 100 feet square on bro"a aooAe
nion-sqnare II IN operation ne" s,eLn es
- ~ $50 Lover The establishment has large run 81
alnobe customers and the good vii OF inc cohceIa WIN
due attention VIII ield large revenue iAe PIesehI &C.
'Nes so r ~ VI n Ia az - T. "'' (B30)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
TO LET at RYE NECK VILLAGE

u "A two-stOry GOTHIC COIlAnh, ~ 49, r
with three-ouareTs Of an acre ot ground an -, ~
fruit trees attached, and ten minutes walk o .le " Pc
roneck Station the y Y New-iate ~, VpEiS
al the rate # $40 per year Inquire 81 y 5o w.
Isl Bow cry stove store -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
NOR SALE.-Three first class 4-story

N brown stone HOUSES on Madison avenue corner Of
Thirty fst-s $1,000 remain on mortgage on the cor
ner horse and 50 900 each OF the other two for years
Apply TO r. n LUDLOW. II Wall-St (B29) Ie30 0MWNF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
Two HOTEL KEEPERS.-To Lc,so

u rent To- wears from the ist Of NAV lS,
The Basement House aud L., $50 Broadway c.irncS -
Bpomc->l Appl, to l. H. LUDLOW, n Wall.st
lc27 QhWNE tB26
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

ITO LET-At Hastings, a very genteei
II Cottage containing rooms, with kitchen ce@i a
q tea room 30 feet long. II ) situated a.oh -
WALL from ne ug and affords # the Eo.t lnls an
cent views Of the North River scenery REM sl'9 70 VI
lst Of Noyemher son 10 tho Isl 81 April hehs
Nj ar from jtO 8 = VI. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30

TX & L RS O y ; to the FISHING
IBANKS ever day during the season except Saturdays
The wei. known steamer BUFFALO, Capt Smith,
VIII leave Hanmond-st y. at u o'clock, Canal-st
Grnnd-st r., ST. Catharne-st. O.! Pier 3, N r, JAM
returning by NJ Fishing tackle. bait and refreshments
Will Pc provided. Fare % cents each way. lel3 I'm
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nAK HILL CEMETERY-OlEce -

~ Carmine-St, selling 800 square feet Tor S2OSnsle
Graves IS for adults children under 10 wears So ncni-
ing opening and closing the The Nyack Steamboats,
leave the foot of Robinson and Hammond SIS three tunes
tSv. O'Clock, A NJ. Y VI aud Al y. NJ Leave Gene
eN A NJ. II A NJ and = VI
=, -. ALEI ARnlI
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HIGH BRIDGE.-The balance of the

LOTS. viz 50 TO 100 on rap of High Brdgc,i lc
Ton the hISt time offered for sale Thus propert, stu
atcd ON the WeStCh,steI side OF laem RNor opposite the
Eghth avenue tins island The fare the Eighth
avenue Railroad which leads directly 10 these Lots.
bee but h,e cents for the whole length of the road Having
wd, mont upOn the Harlem RIVER thiS property affords
srca, ,anages Tor boating and fishing Terms orsbc
Apply, i0T maps and other information 60 ID b WIN ron
: Ce6ai st, cor Of Nassau St. e23 I'M
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pair of handsome bay
BAKERS IMPROVED MODE of
7 EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

fixed for per foot with the NewJersey Anti
Corrosive PANT and warranted This Paint wen adapt-
ed for ont houses fencing Sold for cents per pound
mixed ready for Once 2S3 Sprmg-st, near Hudson
HII
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-28

EpOBERT McNAMEE, MAKER OF SUR
81 GlCAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
asks the attention Of Physicians and Dentists TO his
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds OF
Dental and Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Cutlery &c
He likewise naxes to order and repairs all descriptions
of Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he to be able TO merit
nuance OF it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STR EEL. onposite American Hotel