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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
MEMORANDA.

Sailed from Havana 18th, Brig Annawan, Al
ny, for Wilmington. n &
Sailed from Havana 10Th. Brig John Balch,
Melville, for NYork.
Sailed from Cardnas, Brig Random, Burd'ck, 4,
and Con6dencc, Babcock, for New York
Sailed from Wilmington, Brig Ellen Hayden,
Smith. for Matanzas.
At Havnna 18th, Bark Martha Anna, Messer,
loading for New York
Ard at Savannah, 1ith, u. s. Rev Cutter
Jacl son, Whitehead, Newport.
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LANDHOLDER,s BANK.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
said Bank, held on the second day oi June inst,
the following persons were elected Directors for
the ensuing year, vni--Elisha u, Potter, W il.
liam French, George Robinson. Thomas X. Wells
Pelcg Johnson, John r. Nichols, Bcnjamin Hull,
George n. Champlin. James Is. NJ. Potter, james
W. Anthony, Daniel Rodman, Nathaniel c.
Peckham and Issac =. Rodman. And at a meet
ing of the Directors Of said Bank, on the same
day, Elisha X. Potter, Esq, was reelected Pres
ident for the ensuing year.
Kingston June 5, 1851.
THOMAS X. WELLS, Cash.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

DTWe publish this morning the Blind
Ballot Act, passed by the Legislature,
last week. 1t is very objectionable, in
many points of view, and admits of the
grossest frauds, in its practical opera
tions. We shall speak OF it more at
length, in a few days. 1t is ID fair
specimen Of locofoco Legislation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
UNITED STATES UMBRELLA
MANUFACTORY.

JAMES WOODS,
292 Pearl Street, New York

WOoDD.
292 Pearl Street, New York.
COUNTRY Merchants who may be in want Of
" first rate aud Fashionable article Of
UIntrelias, Parasois, Parasoiiats, sc,
Are invited TO call and examine the Subscrihers
Stock, which comprises every style and variety of
color and quality. The subscriber has now On
hsni Superior assortment of Cotton, Gingh ham,
and SIX Umbrellas, OF superior manufacture,
which he offers for sale Tor Cash, or approved
credit, at prices which defy all competition. In
the article Of Parssols, SC. his assortment is a,
all times such as ensures the appreciation of the
trade. He has long been engaged in this busi-
ness, being the successor to L. Smith, Son &
Co.. and hundreds Of merchants in New England
will bear him evidence in the honesty Of his pre-
tensions.
lie can only hope that his old customers will
Continue then generous pa,ronagr, while new pur-
Inc his stock and note his prices.
june20 Gin.
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EoyprlAs Antiquities FOR AMERICA

-Abhas Pasha has granted to DIR. Alb
bott permission to remove from Cairo
, hi, noble museum, and unique collec-
ton oi some twenty years and por-
ton is on its way to England. The
whole will fill above hundred cnor-
nous cases. II would seem TO be des-
tined 90 the United States.
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DAN ROW No. 2 AGAIN.
SUMMER HATS.

lust received the afgcs, aud lrst assor'men
y of thin Hats evcr oncitrd IN this Town, con.
sis,ing IN pat II Dab, Beaver, Panama, Mani
u. rrd,l. China rcarl. Lcghorn, uton, Sinneu,
C,nsd, straw srd ralm-lcai Hats, ALEC brauil
I'll n.sottmcat ol Ch,ldrcns straw Hats and
Caps, all ~ which will H. sold ~ INV ~ can he
found ~ any other Stoie W this Town.
iune6. JACOH WEAVER.
n n. Particular attention paid 10 CLEANING
ard Pressing al kinds Of straw and Lssh0iu
Has.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

HAZARDS COMPOUND ORKIS TOO1 II
IL Wash, purely vegetable p'rralatiun. ross-
essng the properties Of cleansing the u'uth and
teeth, restoring the gums 10 n healthy state, and
preventing that unpleasant taste in the uouih,
arising from dccaye1 Teeth, or "a dlsorder,d
stomach. IL leaves pleasant taste IN ihc mouth,
free from that peculiarl, ua'iseous favor y hich
the Soaps create, aud is electual in removing the
aninalcuae which inies, the teeth. Warranted rs
represented, by the sole propretors and manulac-
turcrs. X. X. HATARD 4 CO,
iune25 Aptthccsries Hail
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EIREWORKS.-NEW YORK LA.
Il BORATORY, 1856 FRONT STREET, two

l. BOkAIORf, $50 rkONl . RtEI Two
doors south Of Futon street. A complete assort-
mcnt of Fireworks are now oferod for sale, con-
sisting Of the following
Rockets, from OF. to Flower Pots,
pound, Port Fires,
Roman Candles, from Pin Wheels,
to IL pounds. S'rpents,
Trianges Of all sizes, Grasshoppers,
Scroll Wheels, Blue Lights,
Vertical, Torpedoes,
Mines Of Serpents, Pulling Crackers,
Bcngoa Lights, Double Headers,
Exhibition pieces, Canton Rockets,
Flying Pigeons, Fire Crackers, Nos. l
Torbillions, and 2,
Maroons, Jostic, SC.
Country merchants and dealers in general are
requested TO call and examine the above stock.
n. B.-Commttees for city and country dis
plays, military and private parties, can be sup
piled on the most liberal terms with the above
mentioned articles, warranted, the materials hav-
ing been selected with the utmost care.
june20 to ia. M. BENNETT.
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l)oeti1al.
Cha nges.-A Vision.

sY MAJOR rATTKs, q. $. ARMI.
Ihad a dream W&ehwa no, all drsam..--BYRos.
Not long ago there came to me
vision passing strange,
II wass dream Of sixty three.
And all around was change,
Mid desert wastes methought stood.
And heard swift waters roar,
Anon, stroll'd mid leafy wood
Where waters washed before.
. Along the railroads. grassy route
The cars we're idle things,
In air balloons men sailed about.
Propelled by Lightning wings.
. Gas-light no longer WAS thc rage.
The streets were liz by Payne,
Change wss the order Of the age
And "huInbug'' had the reign;
a Black had turned wh,te--and il did seem
That white WAS chang'd to blue
(Oh very queer it ~as-that dream
I'm telling now to you y
The doctor plead the lawyer. cause,
The lawyer put up pills,
The tailor was expoundng laws.
The justice working JriH,.
a. The ploughman, a raft, aaon,,
The raftsnan held plough;
What once was nothing seem'd Of note
OF note--was nothing now
-. The tinman, he was selling tape,
The tapen'an selling tin,
And all the world was in a scrape
1t ne'er before was in.
Where politics had once ran high
They now ran very low,
And cheeks once hushd with reddest dye,
Were white as palest snow.
h The loco had ~hggish touch,
Term'd his opponent "brother."
While Wings themselves had changed so much
They did not kuow each other.
The South had sided with the North,
The North with "Southern right"
SO many from both sides stood forth
That were left to fight
And in a town Of some renown
Not from New England far,
Where one parson doff ID his gown
And raised his "voice for var"
The whiteman was the bonded slave,
The blackman-he was free,
And crowds did rave and cry "God save
king Coar-and liberty,
"Polly" filed the statesman's chair,
Pouring her wordy food,
The statesman rock ID a cradle where
The "Polly" should have stood.
And last, not least, through every street
Just beat it # you can,
Each blooming girl CHANGED to meet
She was Bioomer man.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
THuRsD.Y. June 4

At market 700 Beef Cattle, IA pairs Working
Oxen, SO Cows and Calves, 26OO Sheep and
Lambs, and 1900 Swine.
Prices-Bec Catte-Extra 81 rs; 1st quail
" SO "a; I'd do SO; 81 quality S5a5 IS.
Working Oxen-SaIes at sos, ~, IS, 81, ll6
Cows aud Calves-S20, 26, %, 81, 81, Al.
Sheep and Lambs--$2a3. One lot Of 100
sold for Ss4 each.
swine-4 l-2a5 l-2c; retail 6l.2,6 l-2c;
spring pigs Tai IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

~ Miss Brcmel, who has for some
time been sojourning at the South, goes
to England in August, and after spend
ing some time at the Worlds Far, will
return 10 Sweden.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

Colscib 1t ~ n curions coinci.
dencc ,hn, the grea, 6rc.'n san Fran.
cieco broke on, on the anniversary of
what wa then called I" the grcn, fire. in
1850. Tho wclthcst part Of California
was lad in ruins one year previous To
The terrible disaster Of wh.,h news has
me, rea,isj -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

ARGE MAP ofthe town OF Newport, show
IL ing every house and lot, TO most of which
the owners names are attached, may be had at
the subscribers store. A few copies only are
for sale by WIN. III. PEEK,
un "a 80 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
FOR SALE

EROM one to thrcc-scvenIhs of IA farm on Pru-
l. dence Island, containing six hundred aud
twenty-seven acres, with large brick house, two
barns, crib and other out-buildings thereon; the
farm is well watered and offers IA good opportu-
nifty for any one wishing such farm; for further
particulars, apply to the subscriber or at this Of
hce. PERRY &. IRISH.
june25.
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.

n DESFUMNIEKs, gTaduaIc u The Acad.
Ia. emy Of Paris, is prepared 10 give instruction
in the French language, to all who may d"siie
his services, either in classes OF in private. Mr..
D's testimonials may he seen at the Newport Fe.
male Seminary, where he is now teaching. lie
will also give instruction in Latin aud Check.
june25.
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HOUSE TO LET FURNISHED.

V'lIE subscrbcr's house in Youro street will be
i let for the season, furnished. The location is
delightful, and the house has IA pleasant garden
attached, together with all conycnlenocs about the
premises IL will be let OH reasonable TERMS
Apply at this Office, orto
mnc2i. MILTON HALL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

UPThe Masonic Grand Lodge of
Rhode Island celebrated the Anniversa-
ry Of ST. John the Baptist, at Pawtucket
yesterday, by an grafton, dinner, &c.
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NEW MAP OF NEWPORT COUNTY

~ The subscriber would call the attention of
summer Residents and Visitors to tho above
map: ii is from surveys made last summer,
shows all the Roads, and is on scale suffice
iently large 10 allow every house 10 be Marked
the ,mes Of the owners ot estates ale also given,
except in crowded localities. The Map is hand
sonely coloured and mounted on rollers; pr,ce
$500. WM. II. PEEK,
Junc2l 90 Thames Street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

RI. HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
DEGULAR quarterly Meeting, Tuesday, July
~ Ist.. 3P. NJ. a, the Cabinet, Wa,erns, ~.
Providence. junc25. 6t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
NEWPORT FANCY, JOB, AND BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE,

NEWPORT FANCY, JOB, AND BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE,
No. l64 Thames Street,
Over Scabury's Clothing store,
BY +. T.. ASH, JR.,
Who is now prepared to execute in the neaicst
,,,c, all kinds ofPLAIN AND FANCY PRIN.
TING, such ss
Books, Way Bills,
Pamphlets, Steamboat Bills,
Catalogues, Votes,
C,rculars, BILL Heads,
Bank Checks, Shop Bills,
Hand B,ls, Billcts.
Bills Of Ladiug, Shoe Bills,
Programmes, Coal Bills.
Posters, Ila, Tips in Gold aud
Labels, Silver Bronze aud
Deeds, Fancy lnk,
Stage Bills, Bils OF Fare,
Blanks of every description and stvs,
BUSINESS, MARRIAGE AND VISITING
CARDS, &c. &c.
Cui,cnr and strangers who have iobs of Pun-
ting which they wish 10 have executed, with
bc,uty, cheapness and dispatch, are invited to
c,l at this office where every effort will D,
made tn accommodate them
y. ". A large assortment of Carls pu hand
" ~ Kinds. some hcautful for Laf'cs' Visiting
Cnds, H.. iune2i. 81.
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NEWPORT RANK

NEWPORT BANK.
THE Stockholders oi this Bank are hereby
notified that seInl-tnnua dividend viii be
paid on and after July lst, 1851.
juue25. >. CAilOONE, Cashier.
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SUGARS.

C,TEW ARTS Crushed, ~irwart's Powdered,
y berman ttushru, St'Vats bchrrd y,
St.Natt's Refined y, tonu,fs brhtd D.,
dr.nuatrd, ta,.ul h.ht rovr,
Havana dath Brown, New tIhau- pct tr-
r,iy,I an E,f sale vhJ.esak and t,.1h 90 Vie
lowest yri,c, ty " IRLLEokN a 60.
un,i2 - lt1ad.St
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BOARD.

TNlIE subscriber wout ufn m those who intend
i 10 pass the summer in Newport, tha, D.. H.
prepared To board family ur the sumner, 1T his
lirhtidl establishment Gear the residence Of Mr.
DE Rahm. Apply to
iune25. GEORGE Il. HAZARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
BLISS
HOT AIN COUEING RANCE.

II presenting this Range 10 the Iulilic, she sub
l scriber would call attention 60 ito merits He
has been well convinced from hls own olserya-
tons that the public are in want ola Range with
such improvements ~ will render II moic perfect
f,r all purposes Of domestic utility aud economy,
than aay now in tue maIkt. liz the ariiclc which
he now offers to the public iDr exann ton, Le
has Ot he can place any reliance upon the assui-
anrc oi experienced dealers IN Hangss and styrs,
las Customers aud his UAu experience AM u.isrt-
vdtiDus) been successfully h'yOnd his upst adm
guiuc expectations. The Oven Is 50 cOnstiuc-
t'd as To- secure the certainty II thorough baking
the b'ttom Of all aiticlus p,Opcr 10 hr cooked IA
an oven IL ~ unnecessary to say 10 those who
have used rane's, that 40 previous pat,ein has
bean free from defect IN thls particular.
A rar's of this Range IL dcubie the nsihi
thickn"ss.
iihas been pronounced by competent judges,
the most DcauIliu. tnd peli,ct IA i;s appearance,
ofany Cooking Range 0t this cuuutly, with eone
advantages over many ranges that me made. /
would call your attention
Ut, To Its general beauty and great strength
oicastings. Also, the quality Oi non and the
care and skill with which they aie mounted. Al
50, notice the top which is so Constructed as To
prevent the least possible chance of blcakmg or
burning out
~, The form Of the fire chamber cylinder
lined with soap-sIonc, or hre-hlch, aud known
to be the best form of fire chamber in which to
burn coal
Sd, Notice the front ofthe range closes tight,
with register in the ash door, TO give cra!t,
which when closed makes the range perfectly
air tight Also,a new arrangement TOR dropping
the crate from the outside, that no dust eau
escape Ia the room,
ih, The simplicity of the arrangement; it
having but one Dampcr, which manages the
whole. Also, the convenience for cleaning the
nues, and convenient place TO put the coal scut-
tie and avery large oven, Of capacity enough to
bake twelve pies. Also, bath boiler, hich
can he heated by a side or back nuc or a water
back, and "A new and improved hot-air fixture
which will heat room from ~ To fifteen feet
square. with the fire that In used in cooking.
There are five sizes Of these Ranges, all of them
can be set with double ovens either No. !, 2, 3
or 4, at the option ol the purchaser.
Manufactured and for sale ly
WILLIAM II. BLISS,
Juneo0 Ntwp,UT r. l.
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.ASHIONARLE HATS. Just fin

nAVID RAFT, Manufacturer of fine
~ Gold Jewelry. st SIS Broad way, up stairs
FINE JEWELRY AT WHOLESALE mo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

DATENT CLASPS.--F. A. KOCK-
Il WE'LL RIDGEFIELD, conn.-Ofce In New-Yorh
hS CLASPS Tor Newspapers Letters Bulls, &c and for se
curing The bed-cotheI Of children to the bedstesd tlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

THO EEI.--Iho dwelling part OF the
n handsome four story BRICK HOUSE on The south
west corner Of Broadway AND Thirty ouIhs, Al the Ia
tersecsIoo with SxIh-sv entrance on Thirty folrthsg
which Is 100 fees street Gas, range bAh Sr0ion on
story ALSO stoEe nncerneethsn eAcoent location
for hrstcsss hard ware drug or grocery buaaess Asn
house adjoining, uadernesih TINS h9lsss VIII be
finished early In April Appiy rem % NJ, AZ 80 Mas
ssu-st., or on The premises between 10 and n AM
nils lws THOMAS n LAWRENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
y CR1WBUCK'S UPHOL STERY,

w sHOUsE and shPFurrshing Wsrerooms ~
assortment OF the following articles Feathers hair mos
and husk also beds mattresses paliss.es ana cusnons
slso bedsteads OF every description viz ps1eot screw
iron jont Loeb Joint iron screw, cottage and uunde oa
&c also, splendid variety OF paper hanging borden
Gc Mr. would call particular attention 10 MS new sys
of hair and spring mattresses N. BOD beds and ma
tresses renovated and made over equal TO new, oy
w. CRAWBUCK, $50 Graud-st second doof
ms lmt east VI r,ss"ks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

WNKEES. TREES Just received, by
u the lsst Hsvfe packet. 200 Natural and Dwarf
TREES. from OF the mOst celebrated French Nnrse
ries-such rs Duehesse dAngOuene, Doyenne dOFe
Doyepre oliver, Bonue de Jersey &c, nc For sale
chap by Lmls lw.l EDWO. HEN. q Libertyt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
EIREWORKS, FIREWORKS, FIRE
CENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OC-

n NEN Ell h4ND hO W.T. 4 -
OCUPATION The advertiser VIII communicate 70
.pv sdv or gentleman Printed Instructions IN TWO be tuuu
sufficiently explicit enable either sex TO practise We
ZANE AZ geutee Bnd lucrative occupation, either FOR prom
Or snuseeut requiring previous knowledge and out
sipg outlay whereby leisure time may be pronisDy neo
an and con Portable income secured 10 the production OF
have ,rnsd vour Instructions profitable account the
srce being in great request in the neighborhood employ
myself early ard late some days. , 49,. -.
The Instructions will be punctuRly forWaoeo oy teUn
Of mai TO any part ofibe United States Tree Of
81, by addressing r. L. JEV 49, ~ v
27f1m hOcneseol, " -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

HIO LET Genteel apartments on Fourth
3 avenue, psrlors, roJms, kitchen AMI bsih-rsni
s5t0 rooms and bedrooms with privilege % baih-
Sent 500 Aopy to B Kinsniner, Sls Folfth-avenue
from 20 A NJ aud alter ? P 81. mi 3Ieod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
a pAPE CHANCE FOR A BAR

N CANA Farm OF 80 acres, lying near VerPlanck's
49,, I'd he n X Rsir0ad s well wsterei, with good
orchard farm house and barn. With suitable o1tooidiogs
Sn.ses sbunc Of cherries, plume &c. On tho SAD
ssnses il beautiful site for Summer seat commanding
view OF the Hudson River Yerplancks Point, nc which
win be sold separate desired II lies about OF niue
from the landing and the same distance from
The railroad stson and 81 miles from the nounsnlng vi
Isge OF Peeksk with good road al al seasons OF the
year The said farm In good repair and Will be sold low
and terms easy. Apply at 1872 Broadway, from II 70 IL
oeiock of lSnl4 2wfl PETER A. II. JACKSON.
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old STAND AWNING MANUFAC-

n nI1D > AND a w TNIANO N III OF NJ
OTORY, l97 Hester-st &C. JOHNSON tenders hls SIN
cere thanks TO bis friends and the public In general for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him for the Lad
tvs Give years C. has on hand larger assortment
Of goods han ever and prepared to make ali kinds
cain and fancy Awnings and also iron frames put In tc
strougest manner. All orders thankfully received snt
nnnctnslv attended to- B-No humbug for water. prod
or mildew for Don't forget the Old Stand s7 Hesera
Q8f Inns CHARLES JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
SALE. TO LEASE OR LET.

IL Ten Lots OF ground with Buildings well adapted for
Factory situated the west end OF Fortynxthst The
buildings three stories high and IT'S feet long with Sta
bic and sheds $50 feet In length Nearly the whole
Of the purchase money remain bond and mortgage
Applyto PETER COOPER, IL BurlingFlip.
oxvt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

n BILE on Ffh-evenue with all modern improvements
House n by 70 feet ready for occupancy about the Isl OF
April Also several moderate priced Houses with all the
modern improvements Fifthsvenue ready for occu
paucy In few weeks Apply TO
26flmt C. WADSWORFH, 81 Union-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE,

NARM FOR SALE.-Late the resi-
IL dence of Elphaet ST. John. ESQ, at CT,
consisting of about hiyfve (S5) OF excellent land
which dwelling house barn and out houses apps
orchards and other fruit trees.
The Farm ABOUT FIVE miles from the landing place al
Norwslk and commands a more extensive view OF the
Sound and surrounding scenery than other place be-
tween New-York and NewHaven. About ten acres OF
wood land. Inquire on the premises or Of C. w ST.
JOHN, at rs Cedar-st ml7 2w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

TsNO LET-S.ore, 2l6 Pearl.st. Apply
n TO n. & ana A Ayres, 256 Pesrl S. m9lSt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
NLAIMS FOR BOUNTY LAND, PEN

~ sloNs PAY &c prosecuted promptly, and Lard
Warrants and Land Patents purchased by GEORGE
WOODMAN, <9 Wiism-st nssr Wall Counselor 81 Law
and Commissioned for Wisconsin Illinois, Indiana Ken
tEcky &c Mr. w will attend locating Land Warrants
upon carefully selected pubic lands Isl Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

DRUG STORE FOR SALE Situated
~ IN vsy hosIisling town. vi hin NV hours Of
The civ acce sibe By Railroad aud Canal l. nov doug
rs te cslh business and only sold % account u tho
in health Of the proprietor TerRs easy. Address,
"DhUGGIsT" box li76 General POsl Once ml9lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

NOR SALE.-The place occupied by
John L. Vail, Al the Turnpike Gate, IN the town OF
New Wtndsor. Orange County, N. Y, bali q mile from
Nafs Gate Depot" Of the Newbursh branch Of the New
York snd Erie Railroad and two mles from the Hudson
kser ~ eonslss Of about ~ acres OF choice land con-
veoienuy saosed has on L an excellent HOUSE., % by "A
feet atlory ana an half high, three and three bed
rooms on The hras aoo and the upper pa well fuished
with bedrooms has wei Of good water, gsrdsn yard
IN 'front.' OF the house sasf apple orchard he Within
~ 1ods are Store Schoolhouse Church &c Neghbor-
hoos lhicky settled and the slnatoa and country around
are healthy. Price SS,ote
If moi sooner sold private sas ued owners
Of he premises VIII sell the sae Auction Orange
Hotel m The vlsge Of Newbureh Tuesday the sth day
OF Arm! rsxt at2 o'cock p NJ For further particulars
inouire OF JOHN D VAIL. on The prenisss HENRY
WYCKOFF. 81 Newburghi Z L. RANCHES, 80 NAsssa.
Al Nev.York 26flaw4wFs
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an PRIVATE SALE-PROPERTY

IAoN THE EIGHTHAv.--The three story frame
house and lot OF ground the east side OF Eighth av be-
tween Thirty ard Thirty fourth sta The house s
The rear OF The lot and in size q feet inches by 80 feet
IN depth size Of lot ~ feet inches front BY 100 feet In
DEPTH. Onehah Of the purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage For terms price and further parteu
lars, apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk,
ml9l w AuctioDeer, Broad-st.
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VNO LET-The thrs story brick House
4 with bssement and under cell ar gether with modem
improvements No % West TwenEy.sixthst, near hadi
son square There three lines OF stages within two
ninutes walk running South Ferry FOr apply to
@ w VARIAN. 80 West weny-ninthst bsfore O'Clock
A 81 or between and O'Clock P NJ MIL l~'