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~ The Boston Bankers Magazine gives
a table showing the number, capital and
condition of The banks in all the States OF
the Union. Tolol number Of banks, 500
circulation $40, sos, 400; specie S3i,446,-
900; capital $3.50. so7, 500. New York leads
all other States, having 1852 banks with a
circulation of slS, 900, 900 while New York
city has % banks, and Sc, iOo, 900 %circula-
tin, aa
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~ The Democratic convention OF Brad
ford county met last week and nominated
Hon. David Wilmot for President Judge OF
tina, district, and Alessrs. M'Kean and Gibbs,
the old members, for the Legislature again.
Hon. Gordon L. Mason presided at the
Convention.
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LD' "TRe North Amcreon Miscellany" for
September, commences a new series, and
is hereafter to be published in monthly parts.
II presents a great variety of agreeable Sc
Lotions, with appropriate editorial items. A,
Palmer & Co, New York.
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W Tom Smith took a pig to Boston mar
kot, and getting into a row was obliged 10
cut sticks for home. Arriving out of breath
his neighbor asked him how he made oul
with his pig. "Middling," said Tom "only
middliug I j just cleared mySSJ."
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Senatorial and Editorial Recontre.-Ex Sen
aior Tuniey, of Tennessee, had a recontre
with MIR. White, editor Of the Independent at
Winchester of that State. Turney slapped
him in the face, and White drew a knife,
when Turney hollered.
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THE X

Our readers will no doubt wonder how
the ticket of last week will be received in
other paris of the county and district The
Berwiek Telegraph in speaking of itsays-
TN another column will be found the
names OF The persons nominated as the can
didates for county offices and also the Rep.
resentatise for the district. We feel great
cause for rejoicing in the iudicious selection
oil candldates, and the union and harmony
manifested in the Democratic party, by pla-
cling i'll nomination unanimously, a candi-
date, without particular regard to local ques-
ton. 1t is refreshing 10 think that demo
Gratis can fairly meet the political enemy,
and we think that a better selection than NJ.
f.. JACKSON Esq, could not have been made
for the purpose of uniting and concerning
the party. He is we'll known in the district
and sustains a reputation tina, will en,ille him
TO the confidence of all.
The ticket is strong and will be elected
without a single exception. I, is not known
when the Judicial conferecs will meet, but
we feel assured that when they do, they
will do their duty, and if they make a good
selection, we " ill have as strong n ticket
from Governor down as ever was presented
to the electors Of this county,
Best's DGnuiM Lateligenccr has the fol-
lowing article upon the subject of tho tick
et:--
GIVE this week present our readers with
the full Democratic Ticket, except President
Judge Of this District, which nomination
will mol be made until about tho goth ,,sI
jackson, sproul, Shcaror, Teager, and Full
ton, arc all men Of excellent private char
acIer,-thoy are all worthy of the confidence
thus placed iii them: qualified ior tho sta.
tons, sound democrats, and deserving of
Inc united and uno'imous support Of the
party winch has placed them IN nomination.
Inc licke! is a strong one, gives general
satisfaction, and can be elected with ease,
II rLe Democracy Of Montour now poll a
Hull aud solid vote. As 10 the Assembly
man, the Conferees Of the two counties
have given him u democratic nomination,
and as the nominee Of tho party I'VE shall
support him in good faith"
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LIBERTY OF THE PaEss IN FRANcE.-Tho
prison of the Concierseries contains at pres
sent two editors of Presse, three of the
Eccnement, one Of The Peupt, and Two Of tho
Messenger der .4Sseribiec. One of the edi-
TOYS OF the S,elc viii soon ioin them,
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ED' The first newspaper published in Vir.
GINA was issued from Williamsburg, and
sent to subscribers weekly for fifty dollars a
year. Advertisements were inserted for sub
scribers for len dollars the frs, week and sew
m the second
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MoNTouR cousTY,-The Wing conven-
iion of Monlour comfy last week nomina-
ted John Cooper aud Daniel Eollmer for AS
socia;e Judges, Samuel Schick for Com
missioner and Thomas Flack for Auditor.
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EDr The President, since his return from
his three months summer trip, is induiousty
employed in attending 10 public business
Although he has been at Washington but
about ter. days, he has already removed the
Collector OF New Orleans for being absent
four days from his d1tes.
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I'd" We notice that lie Grand Bancroft
Esq. Of this place addressed The late WING
convention of Lycoming county in n way
that seems te have wonderfully pleased the
faithful there.
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The Wing Standing Committee Of this
county have issued a cali for a county con.
%vcntion TO be held al the courthouse in this
place on noxt Tuesday.
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tS~sA letter published in the New Or.
leans Delta shows that the design of wres-
trg tkba from Spain was entertained in
Eng1andfn more than TWO hundred years ago,
by The celebrated John Pym, the leader OF
his party in the House of Commons during
the most interesting period of English h4-
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W- Hon. John M. Berrien, long known as
a distinguished Wing and u. s. Senator from
Georgia, has renounced allegiance 10 his old
party, it is stated,
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From the Pennsylvania Enquirer, Saturday
May 25, 1894 leading Editorial.

May 25, 1894 leading Editorial.
THE DYoTT CASE.
Tho addresses OF the Counsel in this case
of oil absorbing public interest, commenced
yesterday. James Campbell Esq, being
the Junior counsel, opened in a speech
which lasted upwards of three hours, and
without the usual indulgence for rerpara.
ton being extended TO him. We but ex-
press the universal sense of the numerous
auditory in pronouncing this forensic effort
of MIR. Campbell one of the happiest and
ablest that has ever been listened TO in our
criminal sessions.
The young orator commenced with the
beginning Of DR., Dyott's career as a banker,
and traced The lineaments of his portrait
with master band, following him through
his dark and tortuous course, up to the hour
of his %arraignment at the bar for fraudulent
insolvency. The method, the earnest and
impressive manner, the analytical ability
and familiarity with the laws and facts of
the case, evinccd by Mr.. Campbell, be-
spoke the talents which must elevate their
possessor 10 an enviable rank in his profess
sion, and surprised all whose ssattention had
not been previously attracted to the unassu-
ming career of this youthful advocate.
Too much credit we think, cannot be a.
warlcd to this gentlemen and his colleague
for the patient and interchangeable industry,
the tact and talent which they have dis.
played in the condu ct OF the prosecution.
So sensible were the able counsel of the ac-
cused, of the impression made upon the
Court and Jury, by tho powerful appeal of
Mr.. Campbell, that Joseph r. Ingersoll, Esq,
asked PERMISSION 10 occupy tho interme-
diale time until Monday next preparing his
reply. This was granted by the Court.
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From "TAe WorlP' Of July lst ls39-Editor
Russell Lnrris. ESn.

GAINES CAMPBELL, Esq.-Great credit is
due to this gentleman for the zeal, activity,
perseverance, and professional talent exhib-
tied by him as a Junior counsel in the late
examinations of Dyott, Ridway and Mann
1t is gratifying 10 behold early indications of
professional talent, and w always feel
pleasure in recording lhem.
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E- We are sorry TO learn Of a horrible
accident which happened on last Tuesday.
A son of John Fonsiermachers, of Hollen-
back Township, whilst riding upon a wagon
with an axe upon his shoulder, the handle
of which accidentally caught in tho wheel
bringing tho blade of tho axe in contact with
his neck, inaicting a wound several inches
in length, s%evering the carotid artery entire
ly, literally cutting his throat, but by tho
timely assistance of DR.. Brass, who succee..
ded in arising the he%morrhage by taking
up and tying the carotid artery. He is now
doing welI.-Bertoak Telegraph,
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Arkansas observation-disclosures have been
received from all but three counties in Ar
kansas. The result is as follows
Johnson, Southern Rights Democrat 1867
Preston, Union Wing S,733
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TI0E MTo
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WIN. BIGLER.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
SETH CLOVER.

FOR THE SUPREME BENCH.
JOHN D. GIBSON, Of Cumberland,
ELLIS LEWIS, Of Lancaster,
JEREMIAH 6. BLACK, O Somersci,
WALTER Ii. L0WRIE, Of Allegheny,
JAMES CAMPBELL, Of Philadelphia.
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From The Pennsylvania Inquirer, Of March
1912, rhcn Mr. Campbell was appoint
10 the Bench.

"James Campbell, Esq, it will be per-
ceived, has been nominated TO the Senate as
The successor of Judge Randall, on the
Bench of Common Pleas. Although politl-
cally opposed 10 him, we cheeriully accord
HIN the high merit of honest y and capacity,
and trust he will be confirmed by a liberal
vnfa -
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ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
L. D. RUPERT Of bloomsbury,
STEPHEN BALDY Of CGahwiss1
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Johuson's majority 1904
The ihree counties to be heard from will
increase this majority several hundred.
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Hon. James Campbell.

What was said of him, his talents, and
legal attainmen,s, by influential Wing jour-
mails, before he had nine years experience
on the Bench.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
nj, L. JACKSON Esq, Of Bsr,rick.
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The Religion Of Paying DeJts..-One of our
religious exchanges has the following strong
remarks on this subject. They drive the
nail in the head and clinoh it,:
"Men may sophistica,e as they please.
They can never make it right, and all tho
bankrupt laws in the universe cannot mako
it rish, for them not TO pay their debts.
There is a sin in this neglect as clear and as
deserving church discipline as in stealing or
false swearing. He who violates his prom
Use TO pay, or withholds the payment of a
debt when it is in his power TO meet his en-
gagement, ought 10 be made TO feel tha, in
the sight Of all hons men he is a swindler.
Religion may be a very comfortable cloak
under which to hide; but If religion does
not make a man deal justly il is not
worth having"
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REGISTER &RECORDER.
JESSE q. CLARK Of Bloomsbury.
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pROTHoNOTARY,
JACOB EYERLY Of bloomsbury
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TREASURER,
SAMUEL GREASY Of lEOlin.
COMMISSIONER FOR THREE YEARS,
ANDREW FREAS Of Centre.
COMMISSIONER FOR ONE YEAR,
ISAIAH JOHN Of Cahauissa.
AUDITOR,
ROBERT d. ARTHUR If bloomsbury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

kNOR SALE-hOOSE, LOI anu - a
Il Bile Oh Fnh-avenue. with all modern improve nenis
House q BY 10 feet ready for occupancy about the s OF
April Also several moderate priced Houses with all the
modern improvements Fihavenue, ready for occu-
pHncy In a few weels Apply to
q6flmt C. WADSWORTH. CT Union place.
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DAINTERSl GLAZIERS!! SASH

DAINTERS! GLAZIERS !! SASH
n MAKERS! Builders and others Interested remem-
Der thar SAMUEL sCHOONMAKER Chathan-square,
offers for sale the very beat qualities Of French and Aer
can Glass Of all sizes from 9xs TO SKIS 81 the very lowest
cesh prices Painters IN particular may bear In mind that
by the aid Of -FOUR EXTENSIVE STEAM POWER
PAINT MILLS kept constantly 10 operation, am enabled
TO sell better articles OF Paint, al lower prices than any
other manufacturer IN the United States Paints, OILS
Putty Brushes and ever sicle In the liHe IN any quantity.
SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER,
Chaihamsquare, Hew-YoTk
N B-Ciiy purchasers will have n cir goods delivered
IN safe condition and free Of charge 70 any part Of The city
ms 2weod'
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yVAYLOR'S FIRST PREMIUM

n TRANSPARENT SOAPS.-Notice 70 Dealer, ana
Commemorative extensive establishment for TIE ar
elusive manufacture Of FANCY SOAPS In the Ualtsa
States has been erected by H. w Taylor on NlatA
at betw esn Green and Coates The superior saooa.
ceous Compound Transparent ard other Toilet soaos hv
which TAYLORS have acquired the;r great reputation
are now manufactured In unlimited quantities. and with Ia
ola degree Of excellence Ia consequence Of the advsn
aee eained by increasing their manufacturing dcit,e.
tensol3 their Soaps offered TO dealers on much
more favorable erms than heretofore The suhscroers "A
has always been the practice will devote their own DER
sousl labor the perfectng OF all operations In their
establishment and can promise their customers every In.
provement that long experience can suggest
-Four Silver Medals The highest premuml were awarded
for the Soaps In 8fs and $780, by the franklin institute
PennsyvsDia and the American Institute Of NewYcrk
These oaps can be procured IN NewYork Of Wm IA.
Cary l. Co. Hayilsnd Reese Co, VIM. Brewer. r b.
Haviland & Co., d. Berren, IT, Co, Marvin North,
Haskell & Merrck, and by wholesale Of the manutsc-
lurers II =. 4 w C. TAYLOR, Philadelphia
If lmeods
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V'ABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.

d largs assortment OF every description II 6ae ana
low priced Tab and Pocket Cuery Of he ses, p.t.rns
dIrec from The manufacturers snd fir sale Low oy
FRANCIS TONES & SONS, No 6Msideo-i,De
In po'ers and Dealers in Guns, Hardware ana Rsocv
-
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THOR SALE-A FARM of 81 acres

or before A NJ al 1894 HOua ons
II pot sold by Weor esday, March r. s'l the spoye
property viii be offered At u oc Dck a. the
Merchants Exehspge by A. J. BLEECKE2 CO.
msIws 7 Br Jad-st
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MTINDOW SHADES.-O. w. WOOD

w FORD 4 CO. sc Cathernest, invite the attention
Of and oers their immense assortment Of WIN
DOW SHADES consisting Of over 500 psirl 81 OF new
end original designs goi up expressly foF the Spring us
advantage hey have IN selecting tter assortment from ne
largest stock Il city. ~ H1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

ITO LET.-The basement and first and
4 second floors Of the fine III Liberty st., highly
eligible for wholesale liquor dealer or grocer ana Tor
many purposes. Apply 10 r. hAhI,
27f IuaHoo-bI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

VNO LET-ln Bergen, a House, Barn
II and Two Acres Of Garden with lruit trees Two
lines OF Stages pass the door fare e. IEquire Nonh
MOOre-sL ms A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

Two LET-The four new brick houses,
Il stuSted the south aide Of Eighleenlhst between
Second and Third avs having all the modern i'm prove
mel u and In every respect well finished The houses are
three stories and attic high and IS feet front with three
rooms deep. Apply TO T MAcFARLAN, $50 Tenthst
Rear Thhd.sv Also FOR SALE-The two adjoining
houses finished AZ above. ms iys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

ITO LET--Or a two years lease for
sale Of the three rooms a. present occupied by Dr.
Lutener q Waren-s Possession frat Of Msy To Dc seen
from till 8. III I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

A REGISTER OF WESTCHESTER
IN COUNTY REAL EsPATE-AtD NJ COWDREYS
Ofbce is Chambers-st MISUNDERSTANDING OF Farms,
Building Sites Hudson River Views Water Powers. Mus
scbed and sfeched In this Register thus ahordng aci
ues information wishing 70 purchase OF hre
Jmmey Residences without the expenses ordinarily In
cured NJ K OOUZENs, Agent Dobof Ferry
~ Pms Westcnespof 70. " i.
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old STAND AWNING MANUFAC-
OTORY lg7 Hester-st-C. JOHNSON tenders his SIN
ere 10 his friends and the public in general for the
per psronsge they have borrowed upon him o the sl
tw Give years j. has now on hand larger assortment
OF goods than ever and 10 prepared TO make an knas OF
strongest manner Al orders thankfully received and
nnnrt1siv amended TO- B-No humbug for water proof
~ ilde Tor me Don't forget the Old Stand 1877 hestest
~ oagIms ''' NJ CHARLES JOHNSON.
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FOR SALE g. TO LET.

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-
AnpNcT sTKlNosBRiDGE WESTCHESrERiCo.
9OR sAiE-Consising ~ two story house with base
,nenf srd aste-fronring hnyfour feet including wlngs
,,.~ls ,n.rels crates, throughout the house. TIE
is on which II stasds consists Of two sores though more
can he added desired The ground is handsomely isd
ont with fruit trees ehrubbery &c There sro also ~ 70
necessary outbuildngs such as Coach houss lceouss
sc itis within twenty minutes wslk Of ether the hnotoH
quire OF ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS 20 , TIT
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public respectfully invited to that SPLENDID property
10 merly belonging 10 PLArT SrRATTON, Esq lying
west Of Flushing Bay, between College POiot and flush
ing 42 acres of this properly have been surveyed and
laid out into Village Lots. so by 100 feet with convenient
sfe and avenues 90 feet WIDE and is TO be sold under
snch restrict bal be deemed necessary 70 guard
sgant all Of nussnces and preserve the respeca
by fhe place This plan has been ADO oed 10 meet te
waits of those who desire large building lou Our only
bec in this IL TO make satOnpor just such
place as anv gentleman lady would wsh for country
residence This village College Point is the healthisst
ac for 100 m les around New ork Tue beauty OF this
properly together with the convenieI OF the location as
well as the general arrangement cannot fs 70 render
the desirable yet offered to The public: The western
portion bordering upon the Flushing Bay, rises 10 an ee
vson Of about ~ or feet embracing hne We" OF
the Harlem River, and having extensive tsff ONT
forms the splendid village shes. In the bsy
plenty CLANS aud Ia front Of these
lots the great advantage ofDg on the edgs ofdeep
waie-so deep that passengers land from sIeanrs NJ
the lowest ebb tide. 4 Is ONLY 500 yards from flush
ing The site consisted short time ago Of 500 LOTS 300
were. howeve', sold Payments be ms1e in easy
monthly instruments for six months There will be dock
built be pleted and the fare Will be re
than ~ cents and probably In order TO obtain the
minimum price of the lot, apply At ri Noosters TIE
title comes direct from STATIONS irs Those DESTROYS Of
seeing the spot would do well TO call morning beore
O'Clock, at the office, ~ WOOster-st one door from
Amy. ms ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

HOUSE TO LET and FURNITURE
II n FOR SALE-A very nice two story house, genlee-
v and fully furnished ghout in Of the cross streets
etV cen Walker and franklin (west side o. Broad
vVsv will be let the ensuing year 10 small family
ONLY To such the furniture will be sold and Al least two
thirds OF The purchssemoney, II desired and Otherwise
cupyng The house Possession immediately. address ID.
n ID PotLOGice ma ST.
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GtoMPERTs'S AwNINGS.-I would

NOMPEkIS'S AWNINGS.-l would
NJ cali the attention OF the public my Improved Avn
lng, that M midew. Below 10 certificate OF neir
9ood qualities signed by sixty Of most respectsoie
merchants manufacturers and desers who have hsd laem
in use one sr8son AL kinds Of awnings made, and iron
y orb rnt up In the substantial msnuer; slso, SKY
chs ard window awnings that be rated or put down
At moments notice. - .
BENJAMIN GOMPERTS, l0l Bowery.
We have bad In use an awning msde by oar. GonperS
has given perfect subtraction and there 10 doubt one
made by him " m last as long made In the ordinary
~ N Seymour 4 Co Ausens L Splcer
l. Morris Co Alexander Edgar
Church StaXg Son 20
John Barley nenry oh-idon 20 49,, - .
Woodward Co Rodgers Csuio. Lesviu& Co
Hitchcock & Leadbeater binlr ger l. Co
sr1o,nas shepherd r McNamee
Jsques Brother or Putnam
q Weslefman W@a
W Wood broosa Sro1ner
Henry KernOt 81 John Raymond Co
1T SSmtb w liver Jacobs
Ioin White II De GRw & Co
C6A c Poillon SANFORD bfothers
o w WOOdfOTc Co Jennings Co
p II nas1Ifre n Co Edwin Brooks
W,n Sonihsck Joseph Agate
A Smith. agent fn.hy, ioehs a Ems
I Rsnbsrd G T Hewlett
CS6 A Mathews JOSEPH SeePIos
IL codIineton ID Thompson
ne,ris Lander Robert Patrick
Iob, II Anaar,on 4 Co Hiram Anderson
p - i I; I.bsm J II Williams Son
NJ RAIDER Jonn LiYnhSh
Nicholas Cort rrsheb
Robert Rees IL DelOhge
VIM Miller Go . n w abef ,o<,..
Ball Tompkins Black Isl I'm
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ITO LET.-Three or four large and well
Il LIGHTED ROOMS. with Steam Power In Factory Nos
g. and 90 ForsylhsL N. Y. Inquire OF GEORGE IA
COBS, on the premises. Of I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN

IN STAMFORD CONN FOR SALE IAN rom
large and comms diOus ana 10 about ten nhu 80 o.
~ Rsjrosd Depot Connected with the house ana far-
den are p Of good land The sue Snobsracsd vie
view otthe village and hsrl.or ss 20 -
InSuiIe Of Mr. HENDERSON Office OF sne Eve ol
Post; w G. HOYT. 4I5 0ranl-s- "i'AHi"s &C, -.
PTTYIrG WARDWELL. Stanford <H Nv
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NNO LET-Five new three story frame
II HOUSES. Ccoruer with store) now finishing cor
ner Of seveuthavenue and 1hirty-sixth.sL Kent nom
SSOO 10 $3.50 and will bs finished salt Fineen new
three story houses Hsmilton-av south OF Brooklyn,
H. rooms single families $50; with prlVege OK
one other family $3.50 Two story attic and basement 0ck
house in Jersey Cty-reu $225 Several cottages and gar.
deps al Yorkve rent $50 Other houses and rooms In
40 Nesssn-st If Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

TWO FARMS FOR SALE in the
4 town Of EASTCHESTCR, Westchester Co.. ~ Y,
one of so acres and OF 10 u miles fr1n the Rail-
road depot at Tuckaho and a miles south OF White Plains
on the main New York with large and substantial
buidngs good repair Tor farming purposes, with large
apple orchards In full bearing plenty OF timber &c The
Their particulars inquire on the premises OF r Fell or
2If2wt NJ NICKEL.