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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
MACHINERY.

A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian
ACorn Flour and Indian Corn Farns dried and manu-.
cured by Stadords Patent Processes "may be obtained
II. @. Greenwood, 487 Broadway.
w s. Wait SOL East Broadway.
Albert T. Albro, SIS BOwery.
ThOs. b. w B. PitmaR, 2O5 Huds0n-st
Thos. Hope Co. cor Chambers and Wes Broadway.
William < Robert Balagh, ChamberssL
Park Tilford, ll2 Sixthav.
A. T. Higbie, 1870 Frsi-aY.
o. Angevine, 228 Sixth av
John w. Cook. Thirteenthst and Finh-av.
=. Demtng, 81 Third-ay.
Morris 4 Fowler, Univeuity-place, cor. fwehh-sL
VI. Yale, s Uaion place
J. Crawford, 209 Henryst
Knapp 4 Beam, 64l Houston-sL
w. e. w. Sparks, 80 Lexington-av
Indian Corn flour isdesigned for making Bread Pud-
dnas and Cakes and for mixing with Wheat Rye or Buck
wheat Flour and Will be found trial very superior
dele Ills put up In double papered packages Of lbs and
Ia boxes Of one dozen each.
"Indian Corn Fsrnar an entirely new and most deli
cious article for making Puddings Mush &c and Will prove
an admirable substitute for Rice Samp and HOnmOny. As
article for the composition Of Puddngs this Barna haa
ylrdL Its put In h. papers In beautiful style and
IN boxes of4 dozen each, al Tho extremely low price Of
Ct cents per single package
These articles are sold at wholesale by Messrs Allen
Whittesey q south.st; j. NJ. Hoyt Sons l76 Washing
ton-st and Of A O. Benson 50 South-sL the Mills
Consumers obtain Of the 0rocers pamphlet OF 10
pages entitled, Remarks Indian Corn It's Preserve
ion and Manufacture, with Recipes for Cooking &c.
Orders addressed to Z BRONSON, Agent Atlantic
Dock Mills Company, Nos IL, Is, 10 and ~ Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn Hewiork " receive prompt attention and dis
patch IS 6meod
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MEDICINES.
,II,'~.GRFCIAN FANCHERONIAN

y Q(-GhEJIAN I AINOIA I1IsN y :, - =,
DROPs-A sure sna ssie en-, sT,S ~ Fevsr Jsus
dice Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea Sea sleHness - ~
and Cholera Infantam, and reaiore heaIny aeon ~ @
Morphine entering into their compound 5ney WI ass
correct al arrangements Of the stomach ana
those aches and pains throughout me ~ he
or WORM Medicine tnere y
none better There Is no other medicine lAl s"0 '-
az iverss satisfaction IN the above diseases "a r ,
Prepared OILY BY DR.. J. S FANCdEh, ~ 49,. -
New Ork-s few doors from Broadway rol sac = NJ
o. TIE drug-siores in the city and throughout -9
Ia
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ENOR SALE.-The following valuabl

ENOR SALE-The following valuable
II property Is now offered at PRIVATE SALE, II no1
disposed OF by WEDNESDAY,, the zh gay OF JanIIa.S
II WIN on that day be SOLD AT AuGrlON ey AphIAS
II. MULLER at ~ clock, at the Msrchan1 iEAeneuse
On the south side OF Twenty ninh 81 iy eet west W
sxthav five hreesory brick houses with Easements ana
updercears built within years, each ~ feet 10 widtn
front and by 20 feet depth lots 20XSSs Inc S"ee
IL severed and paved. -, . ,oo 49,. . =,
ON the north side Of Twenty eghths ST. 100 feet west OF
the sxIhsv threeslory brick houses, win base
nens and underoears Croton water baths, ranges iron
balconies SC Sci each being q feet IL inches In width
front and by 30 feet In depth with ncosed piazza OF
70 feet making so feet; lots q fee, IL inches BY SO
The houses back from the street about teet
On the west side Of Sixthav commencing on the south
west corner Of five fosrstoy bTck stores
and dwellings with cellars commencing al The south west
corner OF Twenty nnhsL and SXhay each being ~ feet
front and rear by 40 feet In depth; lots 2ox64a
LexingtonAv commencing Al the northeast corner oil
Twenty second s one three brick house with base
ment and undercelsr CTolon water baths, &c % feel
front and rear by As feet In depth; lot &xl0O
One threesloTy BRICK house adjoining The ABOVE OF
same Dimensions
One vacant lot, adjoining the last mentioned house,
On The north side Of Twenty secondst 100 feet east OF
LexngtonAv Eve vacant lets, each being ~ feet In width
by rs feet Ia depth The yard Of the Free Academy Is 81
sect einches wide In the rear Of these lots
BROOKLYN.
sixth Ward OF the City OF Brooklyn oumSlast-S
Lots on tho side Of C0lumbssL Il feet sou'h rom
ConcsssL each being q feet In width oy 81 reel IN dspn
OF ColumbasL 2 feet In width by about so eet In DEPTH
For further particulars apply 10
ADRIAN II. MULLER, AucnonesF, Wsl-st
TO SIS % I224,2I ~
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badness ALWAYS CURED.-A

D uxurisnt head OF hair whiskers. eyebrows or ng1
tscbes csn always be Gained with absolute certainty IN
short lime by the use ofdARVEY'S AMERICAN NEDf L
TABLE HAIR TONIC. guarantee viii be gwen. WEI
Or the snt Of hair b. natural or accideniA, oFuuu @
directions be fol owed 10 every partcu ar ms pl5Psa
lion bss been used By large number Of persons wiz me
gratifying results and 90 unvaTylns nA 49, - f.
warranted IN challenging The production OF single cas-
thst cannot be cured b. the Application OF me Ais,SA
g.tsbe Hair Tonic For sale by MAlster lii tulon-
-: Chas n Ring. l92 Broadwayi COddngton -
RrosdVs, A l. Scovile Co 5lo Broad way a. az 20 n
p,ercvis al Wflouchbv-st Brooklyn. u lneOuF
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REAL ESTATE.

Unwilling For SALE-NEAR Or
Dchsrd At SING SING. Eve minutes walk from ne
Depot IS feet BY 81 Two sores wn % s M az Contain
tn h N IS rooms with abundant closets aud cellar
5s,s- of 100 hhds capacity and use OF well OF exceen
80, S.e feet from the back door, lot s. feet oy 100
saving upon 10 fun bearing large supply OF choice
Grapes Cherries, Apples Ounces. Peaches ana fluns
Abundant ornamental trees and bowers rres Wv"
Applto H. hAOA JAZZ 80
f. J. VAN ZANDT, 60 Wlism-st >; =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

WINDOW SHADES GILT COR
w NICE5! DRAPERY NUSLINs, &c-Familles
about furnishing their windows with the above articles
VIII ind q J. Z. WOODFORD'S, 295 Broadway the
largest ard best assortment 10 the city, several styles
never before Introduced In New York Lace and Muslin
Curtains, DrHpery, TAssef Loops Pins Bands COrnces
ke. Families purchasing OF The subscriber may rely upon
getting hrstrae article, and low il possible 10 i'm
pom MANUFACTURED H. Merchants buying wholesale will
ind decidedly 70 their advantage cal before purchss
ing elsewhere. }. c. W0ODFORD, rs Broadway sl6a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

II CITY PROPERTY.-The Farm, known as HOWARD
MACE containing about 200 situate the South Bay
Gear the village OF sayve Long Island formerly the resi-
Marcena Munson- About half the land IL
under high state Of cultivation and the whole lies soping
beautifully toward the beach, and s capable OF great pro-
ducton. -
The mansion surrounded by extensive and beautiful
lawn, well shaded with trees and shruboery-contslns
about 20 rooms 10 good condition, and has been recently
painted coach houses stabng for II horses one OF me
largest barns the Island; houses for ice, milk COAL
smoking tools &c cattle sheds pig pens, corn house. NC
AL on The main travelled road, ab )ut quarter OF mile
oni the wafer, with handsome avenue leading 10 the
beach. This is undenisby very desirable residences
from s peculiarly OF soil, the purity and abundance OF wa
ser There three wells Of so water beside several
springs the premises) modified sea air-the oalmy
bee from the beautiful bay rendering delcousy cool
On Summer and quite temperate In winter These adyan'
aees render Of the most healthy locations 10 beiouno
There the place young orchard OF about 100 rees
OF selected grated fruit and an extensive gardeR nled
with great variety Of small fruits. plants grapes &c
Game abounds In the vicinity, and the most enthusiastic
disciple OF Isaac Walton be graahed 70 his hearts de-
with the fish and from the Bay and trout IN
shosls bis and the neighborng streams Manure
OF the best quality s constantly dePostng on the beach IN
large quantities. and therefore costs only the labor or carng
From every part Of the place IL an extensive view OF the
Bay and Ocean beyond.
hours by Railroad. 49,,
ard sold In cottage lots Terms moderate ana most OF the
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage II de-
sired. Inquire OF ID. ID. HOWARD Irving House,
"a If NEWBORN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
NOR SALE.-A Three Story BRICK

II HOUSE and LOT. pleasantly situated, 3 pegrSw-st
South Brooklyn COuTtst (where the Fulton FERRY
and Greenwood stages pass) hnished with marble Man
tels sliding Doors Range &c well calculated for gem
REED YDeersw-si jls6t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
GREAT INVENTION.--E. WAR
JEWELRY.

WATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill
w YER WARE.-Those who With 10 purcha.s
WATCHES or ykWELRY, VIII find IL greatly 10 their
advantage 10 call on tie subscriber who 10 Constantly re-
eeYng 81 descriptions Of gold and silver Watches direct
nom ne mSrufseurers u England France and SwitzeT.
very lowest pnces - Wv
Lsdies Ina Gendemsrs Gold Watch Chains. Diamond
spoons Cups, FORKS &c SN'''
Jegelry exchanged. All Watches warrsntsS 10 tsep
good nme, or The money returned Watches Clocks and
SeWey repaired In the best manner and warranted Il
much less than the usual prices.
GU. c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jevelry
40 sm' Wholesale and Retail 81 Wal e. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
WINDOW SHADES.

DAINTERS! GLAZIERS! SASH
Il MAKERslii Builders and others interested, remem-
Der thai SAMUEL SCHOONhAKER, S Chatban-Squne,
offers for sale the very best qualities Of French and Ame
cen Glass OF all sizes from 6x8 34xf6 the very lowest
cash prces Painters particular may bear In mind thai
by the aid OF FOUR EXTENSIVE STEAM POWER
PAINT MILLS kept constantly In operation am enabled
70 sell better articles OF Paint al lower prices Than any
other Manufacturer In the United States. Paints Oils,
Putty Brushes and every article IN The line In any quantity.
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER,
6Chathamsquare, New-York
B. City purchasers will have their goods delivered In
safe condition and free OF charge any part Of the city.
II lmeOds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
LANDS WANTED. :

w Those disposed to sell Western Lands very low,
Tor all cash dswn may mad Parcasses ' p oos ~
i57' CIsvelsrd OHIO giving description sad P''e"'-
m 2sW Sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-N. MIL

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-N. MIL
hTFRk co Agents for letting Stores Houses and
Lots collecting Rents and other debts buying ana selling
Properly on Commission Houses and Lo1 Isken on Lease
f term Of years; Taxes Water-rents and Assessments
seded TO desired Deeds Bonds aud Mortgages Leases
&c carefully drawn Life and FIRE Insurance eaecIea
Money procured and loaned on Bond and Mortgage Oo
T1issiops moderate. Office q Wsllst.
REFERENCES.
Mesrs Harper Brothers, % Cl6-st
A. Van SantvoOrd K Co. 10 S0uth-sL
g. Loder, ESQ 45 Wallet
j. w Mitchell Esq Waust
T. g. Minurn, Esq. 70 South-st
Isaac Newton, Esq. IA Greenwich.st.
DP Manice, Esq 60 Pine-st ,..
T. Sulman, Esq Novelty WORKS 70 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS On

LoDg Island for Sale or ESsssnge 70, ely or Ssoos
Hp Vel fenced and OF II 10 high state Of
a. The House Is nearly new, and contains rooms
IN S. verands in front; Barn. a feet by 40
1880 We'll Of excellent Wster a. the door IL lie OF
800 At 900 and s bargain such rarely be met
,ith II q situated 10 populoas nelghboorhood a. me
rner OF four roads where there 10 good opening ior
sore Church and schoolhouse within three minutes WAX
n isabout miles from Hcksve miles from Joruss en-
1mfes from Atlanncvile and South Oyster Bay, where
there IL abundance of ses-drih for manure. ..
For further particulars apply 10 JOHN NANDEW,A1 a.
TER on the premises at Farningdale, OF 70 = W.
BRANCH, 2l7 Pearl-st back Office, up stsirs -
B-The Losg Island Cars leave Brooklyn al . 10 inc
morning ard In The afternoon. u II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
COURAUD'S MARVELLOUS ITAL-


OIAN INDICATED SOAP will insure 70 aayoray
ming n a dazzling white skin and rosy cheeks Inc
edicaeps Of which Il is comp SD are Of 20 PoWeiluI
Line Raj The host of cuAneous dsfguremenis-suea as
Tedress rouehress tan, sulburn sale wness ieeAiss'
riurles letter salt Theum chaps chaes cnilolsns ~
INST Give wav before them leaving the skiu "he SOIL
smooth and transparent AMI altogether loyely ne1e
maiden wife nor mother shO1d use any oer dengnull
ernoient Ia their lavaions For shaving Il Is the most
Glorious compound ever used, making rich creamy iAng
In salt or hard water well as in soL GOUkAJDS fV0-
DRE SUBTLE Is warranted 10 uproot supe,nlols nsr
ION any part OF the human BODY GOURAUOS MEOl-
GATED hair RESTORATIVE viii prevent badness,
and restore the hair 10 places whence MS lseu "a ~
,ii aiso give 10 dry and wiry hair rich moisture and
magnificent Ionness and gloss GOURAUDS LlQOlD
ROUGE impsrts pale lips and cheeks Permanenn p
DYE is the beat article invested for changing req or g
hair TO beautiful black or brown In few minutes W.
RAUD'S LILY WHITE removes instantaneousy nusnss,
redness saowness roughness &c. The genuine sruSes
are 70 be had only OF DR.. FELIX GOURACD on Waler,
81 fJst door from mot nl Broadway; f. r. Calender 80
souibThrd.s Philadelphia; Bates Jordan, l2s wash
ington-st Boston. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

II or CHESHIRE, CONN. Of about leo acres. fine
LAND, with large new DWELLING HOUSE, suitable
for or families, Barns, and other Buildings Fruit &c
N IL about one mile u the Academy and village For
locality and peasanness OF situation II 10 hardly 10 be sur
passed Most Of The purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage n desired II viii be sold at bargain flap
pied for soon For further particulars inquire a. ~ Church
Al Now. Haven. Conn Of is ST. IRA DIkEMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
EAPM FOR SALE-Situate 2 miles

A FARM FOR SALE-Sltuate tiIlo9
IN west from Eizsbetbtown ~ j. OF % s 1870 kc an
Die and peach orchards &c. The hay and gran n ~
with cove horses, wagons. esr3 3sffJE 81 Broadw
Also for sale lands In Mlcbgs1 Wscons' iuS S
sour Mississippi Yirs ius and Tennessee &c N'y
ay4v fake in 0x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
nAVIn COATS,S SIX CORD

DAVID COATS'S SIX CORD
~ SPOOL COTTON.-A shipment OF this superior ar
nce is e1peesa by he first steamer Our stock being en-,
arrive We beg TO the trade generally thar We no.
only manufacture Threads but also spin and beacn
our own warns within extensive mills, thereby
giving as complete command Of all hediheren processes
Connected with the manufacture OF Spool Cotton Oar
name and trades marks being protected oy mo Law
ringing on Them. d. COATS, 46 Cedarst New-foTk.
il6 2Wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY Tor DALE
' in the town OF EAST CHESTER Wes.caeser 20
NYThe Farm late Of Moses Clark, deceased soele1 20
the town OF Chester Westcheser Co. is offered 9r
sale II Is situated about miles from ne Tuckehoe De
I0t Of the Harlem Railroad containing Ol acres, bounded
norlherly by highway leading from East Chester 70 New
Rochelle, eastery by the esstey highway OF EasI
northerly by land late OF Judge SOmerv1e westerly ~
lands late Of Kahn Morgan, and lands Of ames Morgan
ESQ On the Farm s substantial mansion-nouse laIss
barn and extensive Sheds mihOuse, and
other necessary outbudiEgs all In goos condioni eso'
movement and well for farming 70 be d.
vided 10 lots Is bounded by highways about - Toas
From this place there s very extensive We" Ol LOoB
slapd seupd 5000 Of the purchase money may remain
on mortgage on the Farm. For further particulars inquire
of SAMUEL CLARK, l46 Elizabeth g. New i9Ik, AL,
PHgIJs CLARK on The premises Of the undersigned
a. New Rochele JOHN SOULiCE,
III Sw' Executor OF MOSES OIaIA, uoo u
XKTATER POWER FOR SALE OR
w LEASE-The desirable and extensive Water Power
al Depot OF Harlem Railroad, twenty-five miles rom Cly
Hall will Re sold or leased on favorable terms ror ur-
ther particulars address Box 688 PostOfice Jl6Zw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
L1AIRMOUNT-A blot of GROUND

II adjoining the village OfFsrmount, Westminster COun-
ty For Sale The ground dry and elevated and 10 sur
Veyed lots for building purposes number Of which front
the Boston Road II VIII be sold together IN lots to
.uIt subscribers map OF the premises be and
further particulars given by inquinpg Of
TIC 2wt Z. DUESENBERRY, So Wiliam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

MIGHTY LOTS for Sale.-On Tenth
Hlayenue. Manhattan, Lawrence, Hundred and twenty
eghth and Hundred and twenty ninth SITS IN Msnhaenve,
well located fer immediate improvement by factories or
dwellings TIE low price Of lots 10 comparison with
other paris Of the city, tho present demand for houses
there the convenience Of access by Water Railroad and
Omnbuses make Manhattenvile worthy Of the attention
ofMsnufacturers, builders nc. Apply to
t223ts SB SCHIEfFELIN 106 Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24
COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE

OUNIRT SEAIO FUN OhLE'-
SThe subscriber offers for sale his valuable Farm and
Country Seat situated Long Island sound a miles from
Hew.Ysrk, In Rye, Westchsster Co. on the New-Haven
Rsroad II viii be sold In parcel, or divided INTO
paris OF from 10 TO 50 acres-each having splendid build
ing site. &c. Or he viii sell In one parcel the Mansion
House and out-buildDgs with from 80 IS The
land Is of superior quality well fenced &c FOR further
paTdcuaTs nQuil OF JAMES BARKER, Jr. Is Seventh
o. OF the subscriber on the premises . ,
ZIG 3ws HENRY NJ. BARKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

WTALTHAM COTTONS-2O0 pack
w sees different widths and qualities, Boston Manu-
Esctunng Co . ,Abric FOR sale by NESMITH CO.
nSI N 50 and So Pines
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DRY GOODS.

IL still prevails
At 81 Catharine-st N. y.
The propnetors Of the renowned
Six sBd Shaw Emporium
Are Offering all the beautiful
Shawls. Vevets and Merinoes.
Silks s. tins and POplins, &c. &c
contained In their extensive establishment al such
RUINOUS LOSSES
that their store Is constantly throngec from morning UNI
evening with the fashionable ladies' Inc hrm seem
wiling to make any sacrifices upon their goods 10 o5je
10 ge TO Broadway where they have taAen atore and IN
lend going Ladies' from all psrtI Of the city and country
should repair to this establishment a1d share 10 the bargains
while thev last c. & c. A. POILLON,
t94 d. 81 Cathsrine-st cor. Madison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

OOO CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
GOUINGs. 26. q, g. s. and IS inch suitable for
MsnuiscrerI Of Bags snd the general tsde For sale By
az c. B LIE BARON S. Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

AT PRIVATE SALE.--The three-story
IN BRICK HOUSE and LOT, NO - West-W asmng 3,
- ne rear finished In modern STYLE with kitchen range
not and cold water bathrooms and other eonvenenc9s Tor
eertee family; size Of ot z by feet deep Part ofthe
purchase mopey remain bond and mortgage For
Ell ial w. NC ApISTHoNY J. BLEEcKER, 7 Brosd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

THOMAS Z. BROADWAY is offering
IL some OF the choicest BEEF, VEAL, and MUTTON
In the NewYork Market At his Old Stall Clinton Maket
acan oSl SIneods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

4 AMP WICKS, cheap for cash, at the
loice Of the manufacturer, . Cedarst New York !up
stairs1 Ii2O Sm' AARON SUTTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Three Lots of
IN ground on Frstst between South 4th and South 5th
ats WLIAMsBURGH,-each lot II by lO0feet deep Two
thirds Of the purchase money can remain on bono ana
mortgage. For terms. &c apply 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctloneer,
iz91w Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

DIAPER TRADE.-A. TRAVERS &
n CO. 81 Maiden Lane offer the following papers for
sale at prices lower than any other house IN this City;
5000 resms Of Goodwn's Letter Paper, 81 per resmi
OF 40 resms each. A. TRANERS ".
100 Sts "a Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

COAL.-I am now delivering the pest
ORED ASH STOVE and ECO, well seSs rec; hSa
XHtl11, qhee e S oyu.i PETER CLINTON
rG a. 49, - P ~ corner King ana Green wich-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

DIANO FOR SALE.-A Good Second
II hand Piano, with mahogany case, French polish
Price 100 dollars Inquire al All Washingon-sL JlS W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

T a. c. FISCHER, (ate NUNS & FIs-
~ Q cHER) Mandatory and Wareroom, ITO Green wich-
A. corner OF Dew. PIANO-FORTES warranted, with
verse bridge and patent tube well calculated for keeping
In tune. PAno-forIes tuned, repaired and exchanged
an lima
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

ITO LET-The lot and building al
Il East Broadway for workshop or store or L WI
be sold Apply about clock al 50 T. Broadway j y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

THO CARPENTERS. - TENONING
II and MORTlCING MACHINES; WOOD PLANNING
MACHINES; on hand and for sale BY
~ Tvs P A LEONARD, lie Pesrlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

AIT PRIVATE SALE-The three-stOry
IN brick HOUSE and LOT 499 Third avenue, finished
by the present for his occupation ano 500 %
cause OF change In business Has CIoton "aIer
out and In every respect well built Size Of LOT q ley
Inches by 100 House "a feet Inches by 40 Oneha can
remain on bond and mortgage II desired For 'ers &C.
ePlRRfy, ~" ~ u II. BROWN. II wan 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

TTO LET until the 1st of May next, the
Il LOWER PART Of House Is Jsyst. Possession
given Immediately. Rent low ~ :.