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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, July 2e-P VI.

There was a further decline in the fancy
Stock Market to-day consequent upon the continued
strngency of the Money Market. Ere and Harlem
were particularly heavy. The former closed at 7ss'
and the latter al 69s. Reading 5ii. Norwich 33i.-
Canton Gil These prices show considerable de-
cline on the closing prices Of yesterday Al the
second Board the market still held It's downward
course although the changes were not material
larpe portlon of the sales we're made oy one opefF
tor state and Government Stocks were IN moderate
demand. and without change Of importance
The Exchange Market is dull and lower.
The leading drawer has put his rate down to lO and
lOi IN settlement, for Sterling The supply OF bills
IS fair anu the demand moderate. FIRST class ster-
ling IS selling al l0al0t. Francs 5lita3lo. Pro-
duce Sterling bills are selling a; 9asi v cent Al lo
GIOi bills are cheaper than com.
Freights are rather more brisk, but ship
ners ask concession. Engagements. 5000 or Io'"V"
bbls Flour, l2da I'D 800 or 400 bales Cotton, "a
Dead Weight, l2s Cd Gram. 3id offered, "a asAeo'
To Glasgow 1900 bbls Flour. is 100. To Ha"e'
Cotton, I'd. To Hamburg, 200 or 300 bales 'o'.oH'
"a 300 tuns Wood. i5s. To Lon4on, I0o DAs ~
bacco and 50 tcs Beef al previous prices. D'1
Freight was made from Bic Island " L'n.'' -
e.ss and another from st. AndIe"sto to LonuoA ~
f4es1. To Californis the market IS quie',
There is no marked relief In the Money
market but strictly frst-clsss paper soee -.
go. easily The banks continue 70 e'h'a SC '"e"
80. % some extent and viii dodoue's COMMUNE "
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G. u b A
Late from Havana-Further Reports.


We last evening saw gentleman direct
from Havana, who. having been passenger IN the
steamer Isabel as far as Charleston had made the
trlp to tins city IN less than SIX days. lie states
that Havana was filled with TumorS OF revolt
against the Government IN the eastern part OF the
Island, which many persons supposed To be Of Sc
rIOuS nature Among the reports is one thai al Pu-
eIto Principe three companies OF the regiment Of
Cantabua threw down their arms and went over To
the Creole insurgents. The remainder Of the regl-
ment has been publicly diSbanded al Hdvtn
Another report IS, that the people Of San Juan de
los Remedies are IN open lnsurrcctlOn, ana nave al
ready established Provisional Government IL IS
also said that at Tunds a detachment OF spanish
troops were defeated, while IN pursuit OF the lnSur-
gents, with loss Of two or three hundred men
This loss and defeat, however, according 10 our ln-
formation, may have been the result of accident, rs
the troops are stated 10 have been crossing rlyer IN
4 scow which suddenly sunk, whereby large num-
Der were drowned All We have on the SUBJECT Of
these reported outbreaks II the Gaceta de Ia HdbGng
of Tuesday last the 22d instant, now before u.s. Is Al
official publication oi when the following : rIns-
latiOn.
DEPARTMENT or THE MILITARY SECRETARY.
HIS e1ceency the Captain General has received com
muDlcaEn from the Commander Chief If the Eastern
Department Gen Manzano) dated July 18th. nclniing =
COPY of letter to hm on The same day b' the com
"n Cl IN which this officer states Thar he attacked the
band ofnsurgens commanded by The rebel Don Joaquin
Agueroy Aguers which the latter lost men Aiied.
horses, II saddles, 8 guns and cafnnes st pistols
achees (lOug sWOrds) fifteen bowie and mel-
cine chest. with all ITS contents NJ upL Dn dc 10 lc
stroy the remainder of those miserable and deuded
because they reteaed 10 thik and mpenetrahe forest
whence they cannot escape without recaus another
we're lesson that will entirely dlsspae their Pes
His Excellence has likewise reeeieI another com sIni-
caiion from the Commander hef of the Central De
tartment Gen Leymey) dated Puerto pnncpe Jolly lo
In which be that another body II rebels 2U men,
rcnmapded hy Manuel Nunez) had appeared, and that
frc. had been pursue and arr,s hcm which has
probably already been done
In uew Of these events ms ENcollercy has ordered
10 be convened in the dsafrcfed Districts
10 udge briefly and summanly the insurgents, Their az
complices aud abettors.
P,I,shed bv order Of His BNceliency, for the general
tnowledge Of the inhabitants OF this sland
PEBRO EsrEBNN
H., J.I, 4
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE LATE FRAcAs IN THE COMMON
CauxcII.-At the regular meeting OF the Common
Council last evening. communication from tAe
Mayor was read, stating that he had written letter
to the Counsellor Of the Board ASKING his opinion IN
reference 10 the alteration Of the minutes Of the I'D
June. The official opinion of the Counsellor Tas
appended to the communication, and Was also read
II goes to snow that his toe CounSeliors opinlonJ
the Nsvor committed DO legal error IN altering the
records before their approval His Honor requested
that the communication ami opinion be placed on
tlp 4 motiou was made 70 strike ont the Op1nioh
and Mace the communication on ile. which vas
adoried and It was then moved 10 reier the commit
ucston 10 The Counsellor OF TIE Board, which e.4c,
tied considerable discussion Alderman spnotihtl
10 otjectlon TO give the Mayor every opportunity 70
yndicste himself # ke thought he had been lnDsop
erly dealt with. He had his remedy tl1t the board
had done nothing to mphcate lis HONOR, etrep.
that II had shown that he had lost rs confidence
lie did object however. TO place a comm iAlcdiioh
on record which had been wIltten by rs private
Counsellor. who. a. Counsel OF the boaf1. was %
give an opinion upon H. The motion 10 re'er was
lost and a motion that the Mayor have priFAegelo 10
withdraw hs communication was adopted
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FRoM HAyrI.-We have received ;

ERoM HAYTI.-N nave received
CODY of the Mon,ter Haitien published at Por-au-
Prince, Of July 5th. There is no further news from
the Dominican frontier, but explanation IS given
Of the skirmish " hch called forth the two proclama
tons Of President Baez This explanation, which
we translate, Is quite at variance with the Domni-
can account.
Brigadler General De Casimlr, Duke de hneoalas'
receyed orders TO visit, IN diplomatic capacity the
frontier post of Neybe IN order 10 present the paclhe
address OF VI. the Emperor 10 the DomInlcans
He set ont from MIrebaas on the 2otn Oi May, Win
detachment Of troops. and went torw ward 10 Neyoe.
He cld not halt until after having met with naoite-
uo1s when. although he displayed white nag ne
was fired upon several times. To THIS ne male no
reply his Instructions commanding him nelther 20
attack nor to expose himself 10 be attacked AS tne
insurgents refused 10 recognize the flag oi truce ne
suspended TO the branches OF the tees numerous
copies Of the Emperors address. and retired on Ihe
SON. Bu; the insurgents had formed an amousc aie,
whence they poured upon INN murterous nre, ana
H. order 10 protect hIs retreat, his fearglard was
Obliged 10 return Il He did not stop 70 contest the
field but returned to Mlrebalas, having everywhere
respected persons and property. THIS Is what the
authorities Of s. Domingo have represented as
HaytIar lEv aslOn and renewal OF hostLlties
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Death by Drowning-Severe Storm-Arrival
from China.

BoSToS, MONDAY. July p
David Mckenzie and John Mclean, of Nova
Scotia, were drowned at EaSion, Mass, on Saturday
last
severe storm occurred here Yesterday, during
which the lightning struck IN the vicinity of Missa-
chuseitS Hospital InIurlng several persons who we're
standing II.
A man named Robinson was instantly killed IN
Providence, on Saturday. by falling INTO the hold oi
schooner Nathan :. Crane.
The ship Minstrel arrived at this port this morning
from Singapore March II. Java Head April |, ana St
Helena June Is. There were no American vessels
at 81 Helena when she sailed
On the 7th INST spoke lat rs y, lon. s. bark
Dudley, from CallaO for Newly ork.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Destructive Fire-Markets and stocks.
CORRESPONDENCE OF The IrlDuhc'
PHL.DELPHlA, Monday, July Is.

PHlL.DELPHiA, Monday, July 2o
About l2t o'clock this morning destruc-
tive fre broke out IN the district of kensngton. The
FIRE was fir. discovered the third story OF 'ne lar
a, he north East corcer OF Washington and JEFFERSON
streets The fremen and police were promptly On
the spot but before they were able to puI any "a'e
on. the upper stories and root were Ia q saeet y'
came Efforts were made 10 save the stock oil WOOL
vans shavls and other good, but so rapid and furl-
Gus as the FIRE tha. those engaged IN the lAucAois
e1ertions were soon compelled 10 desist.
The fremen worked hard 10 Keep the hre "iInn
the walls of the building IN which II originated but
we're unsuccessful, as there was stit nornsas'e,y
breeze prevailing at the time, which carried Sns
flames across Jsferson-st and INTO the windo~s OF
the other large factory OF hr hickey, a. the sou'u'
east corner of the txo streets above mentioned
These two buildings. brick, standing directly opPo
site 10 each other-,he one six and the other hve
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S.w-York Cattle Market. July 7s.

(kepOrted for Ihe iH""H''
IAtthe Washington Drove Yard corner feurlh ~ ~ -
,,v surrh and al the Hudson River Buns iss~ -
- p1hnsaost for Beeves FOr Cows Calves sneey -: !,
IaGh~ a. Bro~nngs, Srth-st., nesf Ih1o-N'r >
cNan t~rnlp 3 foot Of R0o'ns.n-stl -. oe.rsd IAN
- .SHIssros YARD-z,Do beeves we'. "s.,o, 80
s~,bsT srd Western Sales at from - 20 Io,., ~
n sysef closes dull, with about 90 zen "'e' "''
NO head were drIyea % BnshtOn , - c.,x.. All
At Bpowsso. Il fos "% So 1 % ssss, a
~ a shs.o md LImbs-Pnoes u SHEEP fsnse' 49,
e. 73so ss 75Sti. Lambs 81 70 to ~ 'Ss" A'"a' ~
ieii ig,.sa,xsEzIArss-Ofereds g,.s 900 Beef Cattle s.lss
81, from So % So 100 Cows tnd a. a. ION sx<S
10 gzs and the latter al from 2H>os 70 sjs
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Fire-Four Nen Burned to Death.

PHILADELPH1A, Noniay July =.
On Saturday night last, a frame house n Brown
town, Bradford County, used by the contractors Oh
the North Branch anal Extension was consumed.
and Abraham Fisher. AMI Henry Fisher, as son.
contractors M Flanagan, superintendent an
man whose name Was Goldsmith. the cook. periShet
n the flames. Abraham Fisher leaves A wife ant
three children az WIkeSbarre, where the remains D,
himself and son were brought to-day for in,ermeat.
Abraham Fisher had Just returned with fund, 10 pay
his hands, and the money was PROBABLY consumed
4l
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Jenny Lind at the Fails.

NIAGARA, MOnIly, JNIy =.
Jenny Lind. accompanied by Slgnor Bolett and
Beneolct arrived al the Falls on SATURDAY morning.
She Immediately crossed to the Clifton House.
where she has taken rooms for two weeks II Is her
intention not 10 receive any company while staying
here but to remain IN the utmost privacy. she VIII
give only three four concerts and leave for
Europe VIA New-IoTk, about the 10th of August.
Al Buffalo this morning there was great demand
for tickets The prices were iSed at -, 81 and -,
but Spectators aferward sold as high aS $40 and
AIS
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Markets
BUFFALO, July %.

The receipts since Saturday have been FLOUR
1000 bblS WHEAT. none CORN, 5000 sush FLOUR
has been rather heavy 1000 bolS sold at previous
rates WHEAT Is IN moderate demand with steady
market sales 5000 bush at 74d75c for Ohio There
has been some shipping inquiry for Corn, but A.
prices below the views OF holders $500 bush mlxef
fRE1GHr on Flour to Albany is SOC, on Wheat i3ic,
and on Corn l0ic
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evening, Goth inst on the occasion Of presenting 70
". S. Gregory, ESQ, suitable testament Tor MS
erertIons IN obtaining law Of t,e Legislature ap
propri aiIng $4,000 year for the survivors oil 'he
New York Volunteers. AcCeptet.
The Boarc then adjourned. Prom the minutes
JOHN II. CHANBERs, Clerk pr0. tc'7
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Tnrnado nj Albany

ALBANY, Monday July >.
tornado passed over this city this afternoon fol
lowed by thunder, lightning and ram I'm the north
EN- part OF the city several large trees were blown
down. and the dwelling Of A. Van Ncchien, IN
Hawk.st was struck and damaged by lightning
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
Failure of the southern MAILMAN prowuud.

BALTIMORE, MODlaN, July -.
The southern Maui has not aTrivet.
4 gentleman, name unSnO W. from Newly ork,
bound to Cape May, fell overheard and vas drowned
IN the Delaware
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Markets.---ALBA,

The receipts of the past IS hours have been
FLOUR. 3.50G.bbS WHEAT, 1890 bush. Corn, 1900
bush FLOUR has been dull but without any material
change IN prces. WHEAT Is firm but dull 5000 bush
changed hands. Corn Is IN good request at better
priceS $4,000 bush sold, including some damage 1,
at SIC. and ordinary mixed Western at 35c. 5000
bush OATS sold at i0D4lc for Western, and 43fc for
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
Fight between General ouitman and Senator
Foote.
Nrx-OPrraI

NEw-ORLEASs, Saturday, July 26
night occurred between Gen Qultmaa ald Sena
tor FoOte, al Sedsevlile, Miss few days since, but
neither was seriously injured.
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BOARD OF Assistant Atnrpvv>-.S,ec ,ec,a

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-S1ecial
Asst'Es-hoNDAN, July Is. ls5l.-PreSent: \. A Al.
tord, ESG, President, IN the Char ASslstan, Aid.
Moore. Haley, Mabea,t, Boyce, Barr. J. B Webb,
James webb. Crane Miller, Smith, Turner, PearssN,
Sands. Ward. Bolster Ely
The President announced that the Board had been
convened IN pursuance OF a PROCLAMATION OF his
honoy the Mayor for the purpose of appointing Com
misSioners OF Deeds, provided by late act of the
Legislature.
A resolution from the Board Of Aldernel ~pooin.
ing IS persons Commissioners Of Deeds = pro
ceedlnes OF Board Of Aldermenl Was then q and
concurred IN. BY Ayes and Nays, ali the members
present yoting IN the affirmative.
An invitation OF the New-lork Volunteers to AZ
tend a meeting at the Mercer House on Tuesday
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WASHINGTON. Monday. July ..
The President leaves on Monday next for VIII
sulphur Springs.
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ATTEMPT AT ARsoS-At an early ho

on Sunday morning glrl named Eliza kelnan' ser
want in the family Of M Muntz, Unon-st, between
Court and Clinton, attempted to FIRE the house by
jenlflng the bed-cloihes IN her room with lghtei
candle II was luckily discovered IN time to pre-
vent further mischief She was brought before JUS
uce Truman Smith yesterday morning ana commit
ted TO answer the charge.
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< M.psu.I,s OgYIcp

II MARsHAL's OFVIcB.-AHeged A.
,.., al Re,on.-One OF the seamen OF the ship
Thomas Church, named Smith, was arrested BY
Marshal De Angels, on a charge OF the above.
having raised, Il is said, handspike, and also
knife, on the second mate.
SUPREME CoURT-Before Judge Ed
monds.-Is the matter Of Widening " hait,a..oToes
appointing Robert G. Campbell. Mer~in X. Brewer
an1 Wyihs Blackstone. Commissioners
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DEATH BY DRowNlNG. .-s

DEATH BY DRowNING.-SaXton Bent'y,
teacher IN one OF the District Schools al Manhas-
set L. l. was drowned yesterday morning n olc-
cess Pond. while bathing with companion ne
was about 70 wears OF age very promising young
man, and greatly esteemed by the community Ills
parents reside in Lebanon, Conn.
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BY Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune,

sssthr- kssnehc T,,orrrA OHor es-~er q ss< Hsssc--
B>aue~ sf--rfs
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Rus OvER.-A young man, named Charle,
p.srax,sv was severely injured about O'Clock last
ereS,ne by beng run over Oy Engine No ~ IN ChA''
bam.Sourre The injured man vas taken II tae iIlS
tore Powery and thence 70 Ms resfe-rce N NoI-
ok St. by Officer Mitchell OF the Sixth " aTd.
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Movements of the President.

For Jur'h- Telsg-spIie Dsps,eh,s see Via Pss,.
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Fouxn Dy.p.-A young man, whose
.., ooD .scey,ained was found dead yesterday
rnrp,Dg na,,e "aS on the bank. OF the Hudson r r.
,-ecE 5esr 77th street. The deceased Is opposed
~ have been run over and killed ~ a iocoihoufe'
The coyoner was notified to hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29

and wagon belonging to Martin MeBrite residing a.
No 81 Thompson street The younss'e' Wa ''"'
mi,ted by the Magistrate
DEAD IsrAsr.-The body OF maze IN
fsn, annaren,ly abou, a month old was folni hoai-
ing in the dock at the foo, OF Broome ST. on Sun1r
evening. The Coroner held an Inaaes' an q re, re,
dict Of death from some unknown o"'S'
Cered by the Jury.
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STEALING HORSE AND WAeoN.-A lad
~ asneo Edward Fay was arrested BY ofscer Hambhn
Third Ward. on q charge Of having stolen
A''A tae corner Of vesey and West streets n horse
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Morscs COMPOUND S,rupot
NrEII.OM NOCk KOOI-We feel

prompted by ever principle of humanity, to make
known the Norld the wonderful efficacy Of TINS u9r-
aunrv prcuaril0n Thousands have been relieved 81
great amount o suffering and many lives saved h the use
OF D. It's acknow edgcdhy the best Judges OF medrhe To
bee the most elegant scientific and salut preparation now
W Use aud a depuratNo remedy, seldom II ever eai'd
T. stands unryalled Tor ihe cure o EGNpels SAT- keuh'
Cauker Scrofua and all the diseases arising ioh
au impure state of the Blood Also all Bilious complaints
and with success n All eases ~ be
male weakness and general debility, STRENGTHENING the
weakened body giving tome to the various organs ana Ng-
orams the and also for the cure Of the LIVER
Compliant Caiauh, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness,
Coughs. Those affected with Chrome Diseases OF what
ever iulm. ID find hs mcdcue moi only pleasant to tbs
tas., but If u bee within the power Of RENE
dial AGENTS 90 affect their disease II IS composed 81 medi-
cneS happily combined. tCud directly To give tome To
the stomach and bowels excite tu healthy action the LF1
ana the whole Glanduar ~ stem, ay Nervous lrutabhy
and promote the free action of the Lungs thus renieg
applicable o AN diseases Of Chrome nature IT. purely
vegetable and may Dee used al climates AMI at ai sea-
Sons Of the year
Prepared only by G MORSE x co At ZOE Fountain q
Providence and sold by thousands all over the United
States. Canndas. &c. HANDOCk, COkLlES 60, Is
Pearl y New York General Agents 10 bm'
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SECRET of BEAUTY.-HOW to be

RHANDSONlE
can instruct any person how % be handsome.
teach how 90 make brown SKIN far and clear.
teach how io remove tau. mmples and ircckes
teach now o. chlnge the saow face INTO II beauty.
teach how Co max, s4le wnnkled skin smooth.
teach how 90 make brown teeth a. white pearls
teach how 90 make diseased gums hard AMI sound
teach how O. make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how 20 make hard brown hands, ofi aud white
teach how 20 make the hair grow luNunlnty.
can hasten the growth ot wlSkers, mouStacheS, -.
teach how 20 have bright and sparkling eyes.
ltcaCA how O. preserve the eyeslgAt for life.
teach how 90 restore impaired eyeslght.
teach how 90 change gray HAIR 20 It's original color
ltt1Ch how 90 change the color nf the hair desired
lteach how go make The hair S1n rich and glossy.
teach how % make the lips and cheeks red
teach how % remove Superfluous hair.
know they an perfectly harmless
know thev al very cheap and pleasant
J know every person VIII Ike them on tua
give directions o. make ami use these co2Ipou1ts
know they ARE better than any advertised soups.
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for ala tn, incarnation.
l receive no letters unless postpaid
Address VI LANASSE French Chemist, l04 Na>>au-st.
corner of Ann New(ork. He viii send the work ~
nisi uylg lh'
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DRY GOODS. &C.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Mauufac-
4 tercd uud> GJoDYEARs Patont.-Tho Newark
India bier Manu- lt1rng Companr. store 81 Maiden
lane Ncw-York. L.fi'ry, Newark. New Jerscy-Ihs
Company are manu'1' urrs and wholesale dealers Do al.
tie different articles Tow manufactured under loiyel-s
Patent and guarantee, an their good, beng equal m
quality to represents ZION Merchants are requested to
call All goods arrantei 20 stand amy climate. lhr
most liberal terms Goo country dealers.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. President
yv,pprN AsrvpvAN Sacrcfsr. Iey5 2mDSgW
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B. & d. SANDS. 100 Fulton-st.,

corner of " tltu. are prepared D. furnish lriheT
retail or vlDc>ale.I 800 amy quantity, Dr moor NDS
sel,hlafsd GERMAN blfTER>, prepared W Dr. {. VI
Jackson PMhdr.pll These Btter> are worthy the NJ
rntion II utalS possessing great virtues in hr tcchct-
tcn III DISEASE Of tho lg.r 4ud lesser glands exercising
the most carohu- power weakness AMI uecns "i Tho
Ic1 MM&S
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DART OF HOUSE to LET-At 372
NTEAM POWER Md ROOMS I

u I4-lN " IN WIVII INVV-'I'7 I"
kfLEF-Stscral rooms with steam Power 20 LET ~
the hrcA building corner 4 YORK and Greene So
JcSc, CIV blocS from the Ferry, with good suppl.
soft water and afticulav adapted To light mechan
cal business sad rooms Ni Pc let separately OF together
Possession gwen immediately. For further information ap
pig ou the premise, or 60 OkNNkLL son, % Maiden
ltur. lc2) w.
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FOR SALE Il TO LET.

ALL SOLDIERS Of the late MESICA5N =,
AWAR having c.an,. a.,Dnst the Cry NV e.
LAND WARRANTS. EXTRA PAY BAC = = - 7, I'm
and also soldiers ~ ne Z 1872 asa % 80 - s.
wars snce l7yJ ~ me 1o1s pF amor -. haze thrr
SOLDIER who are entitled 20 3ocn{ a.. $500 r f,- a
clam. cocced with prom ncss az 49,, ,fndor the new
issHs AMT, & o. slCFELDI 8 49, 49,
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A Valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and

~ MILL for SALE or % LET Il mil privilege, M
taining fall of % fee. ca neger-tmms stream OF
water with sufficient power to operate 1900 or lJ001 SPIN
dies aud about az of land Also substantial granite
Mill 4OS61 three stories and an ac. with watorwhee! and
shaftms therein five dwcln- houses. two tenemeniS
EACH dye house st0rohousc barns &c thereon standing
Sand mill situated ten miles from Providence and five
miles from hanor NaIrananseit Bay. The proposed
Planied Railroad VIII ran Wilma few rods of the mil
The null and privilege wll be sold low applied tpr soon,
will be let tor of years reasonable terms For
further information apnB ieesonally or by letter toS
WAITE opposite Arcade myl 2awW&Stf
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AT PRIVATE SALE,-Valuable Prop

~ erty m the city Of Newfolk. One lot on the north
east corner Broadway ard Sg.y-ilurt-,t.
lots adjoining on Broadway
lois north SIDE SKI 'nni-'t, commencing '' zee.
east from Broadway -
lot ON south oasi corner ~ N'i-ay and sixty -hfhs
3 lots Sevony-nnth-st.i norm siue'l 81 iee' rom
1hiTd-av.
above
lots IN the rear Of the above.
lot on south cast corner Ft'y-secoldst and f"lnh-
For fun particulars 20 puCc, ttrus, &c, apply %
EEL Wv COLE y Chiffon. AuGtonecrs, Wail-St
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An PRIXATE SALE-A valuable PIot

~ of Ground IN the cry Of Brooklyn. situate on the
north east corner of Fthush-2y and Deanst beng 1870
ra;bsshay and q ee 2n Denst aud an average
deuth of ~ feet on tins Plot Of Ground two Houses
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