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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31

VALIDITY OF NATURALIZATION PAPERs.-
Much discussion has heretofore been had as to
effect and validity OF Naturalization papers. The
question arose, and has been decided in the
Court of Appeals at its last term, and the Law
is now settled. The opinion OF the Court In the
case of Marsh, appellant, against Mccarthy, re-
spondent, was delivered by Judge Samuel a.
Foot, and upon this point was as follows:
The second question is, whether the respondent
was lawfully admitted citizen of the United States
by the Court of Common Pleas of Saratoga County,
al the August term thereof, 1884 and TINS resolves
itself into question OF evidence.
The respondent produced the record Of his admis-
sion which was in due form and according 10 law.
The appellant claimed that this was not sufficient,
and that the respondent was bound 10 go further,
and prove that he had, In due form of law, more than
two years before ms admission, declared his lnten-
ton TO become citizen of the United States, insist
ing that such declaration was condition precedent,
With which the respondent must show he has COM
pied And the appellant further claimed that, not
withstandng IT was stated IN the record that 1t APP
peared to the Court that the respondent had more
than two years before declared bis Intention TO be-
come citizen, yet that fact was open TO inquiry, and
he proceeded to give proof, rendering 1t somewhat
doubtful whether the respondent ever had declared
his intention IN due form OF law The simple ques-
ton then Is, whether the record Is conclusive EVIL
dence of the fact that PRIOR declaration of intention
was made, IN due form of law.
The weight of authority Is decldedly IN the aifrma
tiye-(C ampbell rs. Gordon, d Cranch r., ls2 Stark
as Chesapeake Ins. Co., ibid 400 Spratt Spratt
Pet II. 4OS--Conk Treat, Ed. 1912, sol Ritch u.s.
Putnam, 10 Wend. r., 500, Priest rs. Cummings, 10
ibid, 624 to 626, Commonwealth rs. Fowid, Leigh
r. 743 Mcdaniel u.s. Richards. McCoTd, l.. B. Isl +,
Contra Veaux us. Nesbt McCord, On. X, 800
These authorities accord with the great and general
principle that record of the proceedings aud Judg-
ment OF Court of competent jurisdiction is conclu-
sive evidence of the facts appearing thereln. All
courts look with favor on proceedings To AUNT
aliens to citizenship, and II is just that they should
for the want of acquaintance with our laws ana judi
cial proceedings, the unsettedness of their resi-
dsnces IN general, for some years, and the conse-
ouent liability TO lose their documents and papers,
should shield them from technical and sharp obec-
tons to their Naturalization papers, where there a-
pears 30 have been an honest intention to become a
citizen anu comply with the laws of our country.
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EXTENSIVE CusroM. HOUSE SEIZURES.

EXTENSIVE CUSToM-HOUsE SEIZUREs.-
The officers of the revenue at New Orleans seized,
about the Goth instant, thirty pianos which had been
feloniousy entered. The invoice handed IN by the
importers represented the value of fine pccolo
pianos at 6O0f while other importers and dealers IN
the city declared their cost to be more than twice
that amount |; is said that one importer, who hal
Just received a lot Of these instruments had stated
the price to have been 600 francs but very for.u
uatey, before entering them at that rate. he heard
whisper with regard TO the proceedings being taken
with regard to those already entered. He accord
lngy hurried to the Cust0m-House with his original
invoice, which fixed the cost at 1900 francs each
About the same time there a seizure of about
$500 worth Of furniture and damasks, imported by
an extensive dealer in those articles The fraud
was detected by the accident OF finding the original
invoice OF the goods IN roll OF damask forming part
of the contents OF box sent TO the Appraisers
Office. This invoice was compared with that preyI-
ously handed in by the importer. and though the
marks, numbers, measures, &c, were identical, the
prices were very different
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Jury Duty and Jury Fines.
.or I'D ~ Ntr- York TrlLnne J..

70 Editof or Inc 4NtU- iOfH tit~""'
This is a subject which deserves not only
.,,ous co. Sicerat.0n. but an effort to amend tle
whole stem Some ameloIauon has already oeen
oh,a,ned by the appointment Of Commissioner am
an exemption from service oilener thtn once
year. but really seems possible thar some pan can
K Suggested by which tie ends Of justice eau aS
snrely Dc attained, and al the same time relief De
aforced to certain classes % ihe community, On
whom the tuiy itself. or the nne ioT nOn-dNehia
now falls with peculiar hafcshD
mis- cor coded that the system OF Jury tral IN most
rzses Is Indispensable ant competent men must De
had 10 compose the jures ~, how does The DIS
charge OF hIS DUTY affect the poor nan with fanny
dependent his daily LABOR "hen he Is ctlel V Sit
on trsls for two three weeks. deriving there roie
foY his ard services an average Only OF shnS
pei ucIn d. .,... ,..,.l n avoc,tio,s
welding q moderate support. bu. requiring tner coh-
slant personal attendance 20 enable them 70 I'VE, 70
whom the shilling i o. iIttle consequence, on. me
payment OF twenty -bVe dollars noe Iof hON-atoii4
All utter impOsslrlly ~.
some plan should be devised either to exempt these
men from DUTY or pay them aiequaieiy' -,
There IS also another ana quite numerous S'a,s
composeG OF men perfectly competent 10 the uutY'
with moderate incomes, much ieis1re auu no Clsin
chnation TO perform TIC service WIG" dAo4'"'0''
or even moderately paii.
Now under such circumstances Why cannot some
relief be derived from system OF Communication III
the same manner as that applied 70 military du'y
Let each man liable to be called upon and act Is
Juror have the privilege of exemption from duty for
one year By the payment OF I'VE dollars and | am
much mistaken If "a fund be not formed IN the hanls
OF the Commissioned sufficient 10 pay All those VINO
prefer the duiy dollar and half per day for ther
lime and services.
Should the fund prove inadequate 20 this speclhc
purpose then let the balance fail on parties VINO Ia
dnlee in the luxury Of litigation, but do not let us
drag the artisan from his work, the sh0pkeeper rom
his counter and the merchant rom his Office, with
the nominal reward Of "a shilling day and the
actual fear of twenty-five dollars fine.
am much inclined TO believe that the Jury Ooln-
mutation Fund would be amply sufficient for the
sioner can probably Judge, and II am in error, VIII
ne be good enough to suggest some plan by when
large classes OF his fello wcIZenS can be relieved
from this IhtOlerable burden7
In many, If not most other states OF the unloh
Jurors are ieguarIy and properly pad for the time
and services thus demanded BY their felowcitizens
WHY should the City Of New-York dor believe 1t
does not apply to the whole State) require OF her
inhabitants such OneTous sacrifices
This Is a matter frequently talked Of but seldom
acted OMIT needs revision and amendment at once
Don't let il sleep.
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One WAY TO DO Ir.-In Russia the trans

ONE WAY TO DO IT.-In Russia the trans
portaiion of passengers by diligence is monopoly,
and one of the rules that each passenger may have
40 pounds of baggage free, bu. must pay The rest.
The passengers go. in the way Of brbng the weigh
ers and conductors that nothing came IN for extra
baggage. The managers of the monopoly got over
this difficulty in way they had this baggage
stolen, and as the passenger could not show re-
ceip, for H. he had remedy. Thus the disposition
to have extra weight carried gratis was efectually
overcome honesty was restored and the proas oil the
monopoly made fat again.
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Col. Fremont THE 81. LOUIS Union,
OF the Eth. says Col. Fremont has completed and
confirmed the sale OF his Marposa tract OF geld land
IL California. Tie sale was made to a company IN
London, for one million II dollars one hundred
thousand OF whlchtthat being the first nstallmenD
10 be paid to Col Fremont IN the City OF New York
on or about the 18Th of this month. Col Fremont
NAV now he considered among the wealthest mil
ionalres Of the United States. He has, besides the
Nar,posa tract Just sold, vas. amount of property
in San Francisco.
ARRHsT FOB ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO
EtII-The bow John Shaughnessy, who stabbed an
other boy named John Mckenna II the abdomen, In
Boston on the 2ls, inst, was arrested on Monday
evening and committed TO Jail. Mchenna sun hes
In precarious state at the Hospital
~" Thanksgiving in Connecticut. Thurs
day, Nov. q.
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UON Dl utIaWV, Tot JUUgTltHV KTdIIIIg UtCrtt OF
forfeiture and sale, was allowed on Wednesday
but, on motion Of Mr. Wright, the default was set
aSlde on Thursday.
CIRoulr CoURT-Beiore Judge Edwards
MANUEL Gungar ast John Nc Br.de For assault
and battery, already referred TO- Verdict for PLAIN
TIT $50 and costs.
Sacketfs Harbor Bank agt Le,r,s county Bank--On
seuaIanty gwen In lei2 by John w. Martin, Presi-
dent of the Lewis County Bank, m security that
drafts OF Thos Baker, of Lcyden for about $4,000,
and other drafts mentioned should be paid. The
case some time since, when nonsult was
granted but new tral allowed oy the Supreme Court
Ii appeared that the Cashier of the SacSetts har
Dor Bank, and the President of the Lewis County
Bank were IN New ork, IN iSi2 TO secure indebted
ness due 10 each by MesSrs Gordon & Brown. This
Arm TUNED out to the Cashier OF the SackettS Har-
Dor Bank large quantity OF butter, which he resold
" the President OF the L. 1. Bank and also loaned
10 SAID President So in money-taking the drafts
m question, and others, With q written guaranty
nom the President of the Lewis County Bank IN
security for their beng paid the value OF the butter
and the loan beng $l9,l9D. The other drafts were
paid.
The cause OF the non.sut on the former rial was
that the Lewis City Bank beng prohibited by ITS char
ter, from dealing IN Northumberland a portion OF
these drafts, ON which the guaranty was made beng
for merchandise Che butter question: the ransac-
ton as to that was Wholly 'od-and the drafts paid
must be credited to the other $90OO-but before the
Jury could pass upon the balance. the plaintiff must
surrender the guaranty and the I'VE drafts IN Ques-
ton. This was not done.
By its charter, prohibited rom trading deaf
mg personal property, vet that an isolated trans
action sue h as this sot des lng as conIen-
plated by the charter. and the case, consequently,
was sent back.
The same defense Was put IN now As before, ii
seing coniended that the Bank under the general
OF the State, had no authority TO BUY or sell a. IN
NE present case
As to the defense Of usury, /, was stated that by
aeaw of 1850 incorporated companies ae promo
We nom setting up plea OF usury, and the Court
Sssaef'd that the law applied back to THIS case
n1so COZ sdered that the President was authorized
sie>os,ion TO guaranty, and this came wfhu'
D. p"~erS. and was guarantee, therefore, oy the
aux Exceptions were taken.
solhe OF the drafts embraced IN the guarantee had
49,, PAID, leaving the balance aoout $i2,OsO-,o
,la, ea some years interest was added. Verdict for
paainiif, sloSsl
SUPREME CouRE---G eneral Term
n,a o. nol"an asi. Claudsns Dord Mir. H. sued some
h," s"ce on transaction as 20 an exchange BY
sna ~ sohs lands IN Texas for quantity OF straw
L.. Hnhery goods, and obtained a verdict, we De-
ssos about $4,000, the averment being that the
49, ~eIe not equal TO agreement. Motion is
n. W ~ the verdict aside. Argument was heard.
sSs" Asn adjourned TO Saturday.
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and are OF the opinion i Is relic of anc;eai arr
ana also teheve that II well worthy OF the alter
ton OF both geologlst and antiquarian.
l. ASDREAc, NJ. D, ZADoK NICHOLS,
JOHN SMITH, Jun, SETH WARSTR.
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hence for New. Orleans put baeK to tins port ssA
lelty
syoney. n s. W July s-Brig ileerine, Of Baltimore.
18th wheat, -four barley SC was cast IN shore Al the en-
OF Port Jackson on the 3h Of June The cargo IS
beng discharged, and expected she viii be got Oh
wlhOu: in'uV
The cargn r ship min which PIT back . Cs.cnti,
is believed q ne damaged. not Condemned
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Wh,lpra.

Cid at New Bdford oct 20, ship Hope, Clifford for Pa
cifc Ocean.
Eeluw New Bedford 29h bark Lagrange, Jehney from
Matlapoise for Atlantic Oceanput IN On account of head
vino.
letter from bark Ciarice Clifford Of New Bedford.
ports her March IS lat rs Ion - E. with 100 bhs sperm
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nOInlbaIIONs fOf tIty UHICtI>.
Wkig. Opposition.
Mayor.C. W. Houghton,' A. J. Berry
City Cletk-.-..-C. A. Sparks, W ii. Butler
Controller. Jas. +. kenney,' Samuel j. Burr
Rec'r OF Taxes Timothy Coffin VIM II Coyer
Street COMMIT Anthony Walters - Cornweu.'
Corp Counsel, Peter Shapter, q. Thompson.
Police Justice. w. ID. LoNeTe, ii. c. Boswell
sealer of WITS. :. Wilson.
Measures, \
Treasurer ---.-.J. d. llolbrook,'
Also ON iha IemneTaNCe Ticket.
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NEWPORT. oct. 2S-Arr schrs. +. BelHice Rock. "A
bison f'r New lork Mlntez ma, Reed Calais Tor do
Zueiie ka,on, MacLss0ort Tor Go I " adr)n litic-
field. lsanc fox d. James Garn ell. Marstos, RpcAa "a
Tor DO FTemtut henncA. PrrvMcsiOan Tor do. Oregon
-. Fall RIVER fpr DO | II Fords4, -. do foI %
Gen. Maroon. Rowiey DO Tor d. Agawon. Bess@y New
York ior Nareaam; Sgn NcAcr son, 60 toi Boston
Bslio4a Crowel. 30 Tor ProvucctoWn Belle. NlcserSou
DO for Cha'ha Rich 81 Borden James T. River for Bal
Lnofe " N Thomas Tucker. ia f'r Phla; Rusha Z,
Rice, Prov f1- do JaO Z. Brown. Collect, Do f1r WI
mmston, Byron. Handy. Albany ioT do CAPITAL Even.
DO Fot Proylnoeta~n Titus Limel. Boston for NoaDs
hnE BenlaR WnsOw, Bangor Tor Sa-htrb1r. slpoos
Caroline. Brshtu River Tor New YORK. Proof Glass
Wheeler. do lrr do Bohna. Mills. do. far do Elec-,
etAs, New Bedford for Nev-YOrk. Bristol. Pldhos.
Taunton. for do Senator Thracker ID ghtonf lrdo John
VI Parker. Mason, PROV. Tor Albany J. ID. Fish. Bs1
ceck + River ior do: Aan Holm e. DAVIS DO for do
W. Brown, Gray d. for Har .ttord Eliza Elxopi A
hany for Prov Home. FoTdham Prov tor Albany.
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Receipts of Produce

By fis North Rrer BOdfS7 hnrsday-2iO0 0 bbs Flour
lO6 do Ashes 69 do Whisky 10 800 bush Whea' q 6lj
do Com. 1916 pkgs Cheese. $50 TO- Butter. 27o DblS
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D'cSman. ioi Do. sch. Tallahassee. West, fs Nsw-Or-
leans
vii MlNGTON. Oct A-Au sch D.Re..et
Brewster. New York. 2Jth, sch Harriet lIsuer< Mar.
drsel New YORK 26h sch EirAbeth. Trout Charleston
brig Commerce, Greenlaw, Ms'au1as. 9TH. HAasssnsn
Gallo; J,hanses Knpcr. Amsterdam
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go-i)artnersbip.
Cxpresses, 81.

GREGORY CALICO RNlA EX-
~ PRESS via the Nc ARAGUA ROUTE The sub
scnhers y nj forward , SPECIAL EMPRESS by thus ct
petitions iouts per splendid steamship PROMErHEUS.
on HRlDAY. 7th Nov einber, at y. III
bWife" amount Of Freight only viii be recelv e too
this route early application must be made
Packages must be put IN WATERPROOF condition. and
MT exceed 100 lbs weight each and be accompanied wb
invoices THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents No iio Pearls st, coz Wall
o3O t\oy7
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CouR1 CALENpAR.-This Day.-CRcuIr
Covpr-Nos 39s 73s, 49, 740, 3s,, al, 7i2 743,
500, IA, 7i5, ?i6, "a, as, 40
L. 8 DISTRICT CouRT.-Nos. IS, 80 to Al.
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u. y. DISTRICT CouRr-Betore Judge
Judson-Ths United States against quantity Of did-
monds. cneraids Sc, (receyed IN letter and seized
for alleged entry and payment vi duty.)-A mo-
ton by default, for judgment, granting decree Of
forfeiture and sale, was allowed on Wednesday
but, on motion of Mr.. Wright, the default was set
aslde on Thursday.
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Hlillinern.

4 CARD 70 the ADlES.-Mad. La
IANENE i co opened then PARIS MILLINERY GA
No1dsy. Sept 10 their store No. l33! Sprpgst third
bnck Of Broadway lad l.. wishes 10 inform the
ladies that she out 10 Pa eyey Winter and SUMNER
selects the latest sni choicest patterns that he had
inves the ladies' e. call and for themselves
fr they have sye> Ot Bonnets that not to he
found ohtr S city, and At surpass
Iugy low " B-Milners supplei with pate naets,
aud country merchants sugpedby case Also. all sajs Il
sifaNS cleaned and altered O1S ihs
L. the Lsdes
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of Ladies
4. aud ChildTens Fur Bonuets also. Boys bisak-
vhi'e srj drlh fancy Hats uchv trimmed, az
II MONAR0UES No 22S Hs~erv
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CITY MORTALITY. the deaths for the
week ending October a5th, IN Philadelphia, New
York, Baltimore and Boston, were as follows:
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AOUEDUCT DEPART
,PPORATIOY NOTICE--Public
rROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

TROTON AQU EDUCT UEfhN
" MENT TO CONTRACTORS -Sealsd proposals;
e,dosed Proposal Tor bullc ing Sewer m Bridge ST. VIII
be received al The Office Of the Croton Agueduet Depart
ueni rRotrl "a, Park until MONDAY ths ls,n dvy
sovenber 1881 at O'Clock. T. N to bud SEWEh
with the necessary RECEIVING BASINS aud CUL-
yERTs. in BRIDGE-ST, from State 70 Whtehsii- -
being IA length about 295 feet The plan Of the Sewer snd
sreccatons for the building If the same and all o,hef
Information relating thereto can be obtained on appca-
Ton % the Contract erk az this Once YORK oct
20 1881 NICHOLAS DEAN. President
o3e Tot Of the CrOton Agued1ct Depar'iHs~'
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

~ NEST TO CONTRACTORs.-sedec proposaa|
vii be received a, the ofce u the Croon Aqueduct De-
Garment, (Ro,unda, Pars un,h me - W g
with the NECESSARY RECEIvING BASINS and Gull
yEkTs AVENUE from lah 70 nsas iAa-" 81
acaon. for The building Of tho same and all other afss-
ao rssiinr thereto be obtained on appiieeioa %
ths Cent at CLERK as tina New York. Oot a. isA
VIC NICHOLAS DEAN.
ga iot President Of the Croon Acueduet Dspssmsas
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HKOIUN AQU TsUbNI D'II
" NENT.-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed PROPOSAL;
III be- received a. the Office Of III. Crot9o A9usdac: Do
5r,,asnt (Ro,upda Pak unnl THU ksDAr We gn as{
=. -, lssI u 2 o'clock p n. 20 buid SEWEk Win
,be ps,e.ssyy RECEIVING BASINS and CULVEkTS
n, BrsIne-t lros Crosby 70 and through Elm,s. 70 nc1
and ,uecicaton, for the building u the same ana
Al cher f,rmas4 relating thereto, can be obtained oa
,,ics,,on IN the Contract CLERK, n this Office New
~ OCT Is 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN,
on l0t President Of me Cro,on Acueduc Department
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ORR Uoo0s.

TIC N \ G. S-l00 packages. ranging
Il f,em s. to ~ cents. fot sale By NssMIrH SEQ.
90 No p Broad-St. ard No - Newest
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WiLLIAMsBuRGH.-The following are the

nominations for City officers:
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A Valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and

IN MILL for SALE or % LEf-A mil privilege con
tanning fall Of % fee, ON neyer-fAlng sifetn oi
water with suiccn. power operate 1900 " l3OOO SPIN
dies and about - Of land Also substantial granite
Mil t0sGO three stones and ATTIC with water whee anu
main shafting therein hve dyeng two tenemens
each dr., house store house barns &C thereon standing
Sad mill Is situated miles from Providence and hye
miles from harboT Narya"ausett Bay The pf9pp>cb
Painft Id Railroad will run within few rods Of he mil
The mill and privilege will be sold low # applied for
or Will lei fd Of years reasonable terms lr
further information apply personally iy letter q T.
"a ATE ouuoslte Arcade myl 2awW &Stf
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.ArECHlSM ~ BEAUTY.-Qass.

Y TOW l.t docs ever .,r>al admire
AlsNrr-fc-~ ..a- lllH..
G-!luw cll r.ls poi a-, rcd = itt -s- li1.
A-R' Usil- cans provides ~ N-,4re.
t.-ttHN >-a- -l..--. q A-ta-r--. - >..l rlt-as
As, learning i-..,- t-e>o 81 30 -4rt s-l-lc
A.-Mtu.ll> tlfst 4'ltl--A
An LAY A>SE 'le Fr,l- -ar-.,. -.-t O.,-- .lci a.
S-iirW a.t, lc tlf art ts 81. wlst'- 81
Ali. ass ul.'r- d. l0fA called s. --r cf
bEsVTl 20 H,~ Io ~ HANosoNs"
t,-l-l De- lean. is Boss o. make truryl ,.c- ti-r
A-1t>, 81 o. remove t-n, rI.lrl - tr-ra -. y
Can De teach ~ ,a smooth tle vrlr,.sl ,sin'
A-lt AID g. maze "a 1er,.Il s -l1S young t--4
N-Ooes De teach LoV 90 wh.i-u brown teeth
A-lcs. 49, a---cl diseased gums ana s"r-'tA .-s
breath
Q-Can be- s.feu az .,lrcfr h4rsA. 81 l-r
A-Nes and make . gov arot.>s.y
Ca be Promote TIE growth ID. gshl,ke-s. x
Al - tl- A4stsr i-e g-cwt- q - ->-a--.,
C Al le eucdF o-rl eyCs q le-c tle s---f
A-lcs in- r'-Ar ia- a--- ey5 s-4-A-e ----I-
Stsa De- cu.lr TIE hl.rt
A-l SAM g. liz @l>hgd can - p-.t2-a1
& "a Gs Sea low Cd aafc Tee cLeeks AL -,
A-Nt> tsuat I'll, a>o o. rsiaosc pr. -pls -.Af
S-!las ant ltr> p tired - plans
~ e> 20 ,>f.> arc trs1ns I4rl ar.d "a - -7l>1-
S-Aie tLc -. eel, le rrt>-r.ats sac
Al g. perfectly. llJ Tslg "a.
S-NAcrc y NE sent Il Bralft" sa-l
Al lpi 4--s, CONE. oi Al
CIV hai : tie r-,ce
A-O-ly s. Il d, $50 y1ie- sea-
= Re,ren Der tie rln $ Bay ~ Betty. or II 1~
= 81 HAS->cEI by d. LAY A>SEE Pence Chea-s.
s. $50 Ia
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NOR SALE IN fLArBU SH-Only 1!

u miles iron, faltOn FeTry, s~N'ANn Two tdl"0l'i, N
Il Land toeeher having SoO t,ct font GA ttt'h>N Uf
2SO feet Ia Aeuth ana Vontanng about acc> OF 'V >A
area as 81 ca, lots Onc II thc> los = lNii oes N
sscalamec A waA> and planted " IN about t >hdc anu
sru trees 1T choice varieties, tle ;irv jn> C'th 'h''
bearings and Ornamental ShtulN Raspberry "d cur
rent bushes large strawberry beds, ~ The Mhet e' IA
clover and has welded heavy cg'Q IT'S seas N ihr'N =
anew well aud pump the groa.>cS, cross i'n'ns he"
and the whole has pu m present order y the owner
with the e,prstalou II building thereon Tor > oMa occ
nation The health and 'eautV ii klihush as easy a.
,,>htN nOn thi> cv omnlhu>>vS pass csr way >eie
n tunes dal render IN, avery favorable opportunity ioi
an, one to nun base Who - dtsvg> ~ uS,ns county
t.srtcc m ac0n,tntnt location aud .npr''ins nelsh
NsuhcA Viii be >oid On accommodation terms Apply u
a. NuICO\. CiarASyn avenue. f.ati'n>h n 10
ANTHONY LANE, 3 Mali->t. y \ leA tW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
cQTIRE q RROTHER. 97 FuIton.st.

SQUIRE q BROTHER. 81 tulton-st.
~ and 1872 Bowerv -Watohes. Jewery AID Sl'er Naie
can make t the interest II those VINO want f' above
hy our arrangement Europe, together Win Oh u
factory here Of having ihe goods from first bands - ae
Their purchases 81 either store u Fal' -st or bI
Weare determined upon keeping me reputation ~
Silver Ware ne sane dollars for m; Is OFT vented
standard li"St
Our RUIE-An goods are warrant-d as -e7-~.r a'e'i-
lowest pr.ceaud cash only o. Fifonsi and 1852 B''ery