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a TT ANTTC DOCK MILL Indian
N sorn fiorr and Indian Corn Farina dried and manu-.
incurred by Staords Patent Processes may be Obtained
Of Respectable Grocers generally In this City and Brooklyn
Indian Corn Flour 10 desgned for making Bread fua
dnRs and Cakes and for mixing with Wheat Rye or SUCK
wheat Flour and will be found trial very superior ar
cie Ills put up IN double pspered packages OF lbs and
In boxes OF one dozen each.
"Indisn Corn Fsrnao an 'entrely new and most dell
cous article for making Puddings Mush, &c and will prove
m admirable substitute for Rice, Samp and Hommony IA
~ article for the composition OF Puddings Ibis Fsrna has
no rraL Its put In ID. papers In beautiful style and
In boxes Off dozen each, al the extremely low price OF
ca cents per single package.
The above manufactures Of Indian Corn are peculiarly
adapted the Of the lNvALD and experiences has do
mOnstrsed that DYsPEPTfcs pariake Of this kind OF
with impuniy the exclusion of almost every other
form Of food. Its daily will improve the digestion,
correct the bowels and give tone and energy 10 the whole
frame.
These articles are sold at wholesale by MesRs Allen
Whlttesey, p Souihst; J. NJ Hoyt Sons l76 Washing
ton-st and OLA g. Benson 80 South-st or al the Mills
Consumers obtain Of the Grocers pamphlet OF 10
pages entitled Remarks Indian Corn s Preserva-
On Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking" together
with testimonials Of the hi hett responsibility.
Orders addressed 10 f. BRONSON, Agent Atlantic
Dock Mills Company Nos H. 49, 10 and % Atlantic Dock
patch. i6 6meod
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NOIlNTRY RESIDENCE.-About 5

A/hours' rice from this city, tw0-story Dwelling
House. Bern Carrsg House and other out buildings with
about So acres Of Land well divided into wood, mesdow
pow aud PASTURE with sppe pear peach, cherry aud plum
trees end grape vines In pleasant and healthy part OF
Connecticut near Bridgeport Price $500. PART Of the
money NAV remain on mortgage, II desirable. Inquire Of
ms 2ws H.HUBBELL 2i9 Pesrl-st.
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ITO LET-The first floor of No. 95 &C.
Il dar-st is suitable for Offices, or any light business
Apply, on The premises fourth story mlo oHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ITO LET-Several two-story HOUSES,
suitable for one or Two families In Bedford aud Bar
row. uesr Blocker and Hudson Inquire off, BLACK
WELL, IS Center-st from IL TO s O'Clock. MID Ivy
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GLASS CASES-Suitable for a Halter
"a or Fancy Store for sale cheap Apply at So Pearis
nt-Stk
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7 OTIS IN BROOKLYN.-l0O Lots on
Power State Atlantic Pacific, Dean and Bergen SIS
near The Fourlhav Inquire the Office on s9ulh sas OF
Atlantic a. two doors east Of PowersL mlS %weoo
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SALE g. TO LET.
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY K EIS'do

ADRNCE AT BRIDGE, wEsTGHs s4lb s-i bsse
FOR SALE-Conssng Of two story hoa hours sVnys
Vnen and sttc-frorng 6flylour fset ,5s house The
marble msple Hnd gates 1e acres though more
lo 2. w sss ss Tss ground handsomely lad
out win fruit lrees shrubbsy nc cdsrb'bons Ice6ouss
necessary outbudiDgs saea al oY ehsr the Hudson
River or HAVEN Rail For further gs' 55 sol9 ~
quire Of ROBERT Gam - 1ltr
vVaV
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THO LET-A fine business Room, 3oX2O
Il feet on the ID floor, with wide enanee M ess
ed fdr Fancy Goods Hats Millinery Goods psiepng e.
Establishments, etc etc. Apply to y. w $500 AM ~ so
ml5l fiS DiOhu" ayl - 49,.
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ITO LET-A Basement, First, Second
and Fourth Stories about Is by GO feet, well lighted
with three and four very large windows on three Sides
Very suitable for ufacMug with ste am power Also,
Store and Back Room, at 6S Beekman-st and ~ AnnsL
Tnruire on tbe preuises ml5 I'm
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ITO LET.-The dwelling parts OF seve-
Il raj fine large GourStory Houses on Fourh-ayenue be,
tween Twentyseventh and fwentyeighihSL conssng OF
two large parors and two hall bedrooms on I'd doors TWO
rooms hall bedroom and bath Sd hoer four large s1c
rooms on Attn foor large kitchen, with range &c Apply
10 p. B. KINSHIMER, 3l9 Fourth-avenue nom to An
90 a0sr o p AZ ms Inns
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DRIVATE SALE.-Farms and Country
Il seats st different prices. Please call at ANTHONY
J. BLEECKER's. Auctoneer, Broad-st, where a regis
ter IL kept Uiih fail particulars mp ~
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PLANTAGENET
V7ABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.

n large assortment OF every description 81 me sho
yprcsd Table aud Pocket Cutlery OF the sles patterns
direct from the manufacturers, and r1r sale Low oy
FRANCIS TONES SONS, No. 6Msiden-lsnee,
inPOItSIs snu D0o40i' - ' 4mn
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n1RE CHANCE FOR A BAR

~ osTN-A Farm OF 20 acres, lying near NerPancHe
-, md the n z Railroad; is well wateTei wh gOod
rcbsd farm house and barn. with suitable onI-oui dngs
SssSes abundance of cherries, piums &C On TIE sao
PREMISES il beautiful site for Summer seat commanding
view OF the Hudson River Verpancks Point &c winch
sron M steaDoat landing and the distance from
The railroad station and 81 miles from the hourshng vi
lace OF Peeksk with good road al al seasons o we
year The sid farm is IN good repair snd VIII % s9a ow
and terms easy Apply al 1872 Broadway from II 70 Il
O'Clock. OF mia 2wsl PETER A. H.JACksON
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NNO LET.-The four new brick houses,
A situated on the south side Of Eighteenth ST. between
pents and in every respect well finished The houses are
three stories and an attic high and 2 feet 'front.' with three
rooms deep Apply to T. MACFARLAN, $50 feminist,
near Tbird.av Also, FOR SALE-The two adjoining
houses finished IS above. MIA oWN
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oessive cultivation, leaving only two years
for clover. In the West but little rye IL
cultivated, and il is, perhaps, the most
profitless crop raised. " tla tl9s Ri
In conclusion, we would strongly rec-
ommend 10 the agricultural community
systematic farming. in which clover should
enter into the rotation Of crops. II lis true,
that on stock farms some other grasses
may be used to more advantage than clio
yer. but our remarks are only intended TO
apply to farms on which the cereal grains
are relied on ss the staple product.
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Chancery Notice.

: . = O.
Henry st. John. a resident Of the State OF ILL
nois will take notice, that Western 7. Sinclair and
John w, Okey, onthe 18th day of June, 1851. filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the court of Common
Pleas within aud for the county, of Monroe, in the
State of Ohio, their bill in Chancery against him
and Hudson 81. John and William D. Patton;
that by said bill they seek I'd set aside an assign
ment made by sad Henry aud hudson to said Pat.
ton Of the debts due and ewing to them for Black.
smhng. and 10 have said outstanding debts COL
lected and the proceeds applied prorata to the pay
ment Of the several claims against said Henry and
Hudson at the time. Of their dissolution of part.
nershp in Marcb last; and that ubless he appear
and plead. answer or demur to said bill according
to law, the same will be taken as confessed. and
decree rendered against him accordingly. 4
..s.si MI. BY SINCLAIR & OKEY, r.
s...sas ~. y,.-.,gs.,y-g Sos. for Co,nplts.
Attest: WIN. OBEY, Clerk.
June 16, 1851. f. ~ ar
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber has for saIe.an excellent tract
Of land, situate on Little Fishing Creek, rWetzeI
county, Virginia, containing 500 scres. upwards
Of 30 acres of winch is cleared and under cultva
ton. There is also on said tract an orchard Of the
very best selection Of fluit trees. which are now
bearing. IL also affords number Of excellent
springs; aud lying as it does within some z or 8
miles Of the Ohio uver and the county seat of said
county of Wetzel. il is one of the most desirable
ocatons 10 the county, both as grain growing
and stock farm. .stq eili II slnar sl.i51
For particulars inquire of Jeremiah Williams
living on Little Fisb,ng Creek, above saidtrnct 3
I Asg. ~, 1851 : EVAN C. WILLIAMS.I
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THE Law OF NEWSPAPERS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

]. Subscribers who do not give express notice
~ the contrary, are considered as wishing to com
Time their subscription. l-i5at jaFt-nle 9di aitH
2 If subscribers order The discontinuance@ OF
their periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid. I'll .s,is
II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the Offices to which they are di
rected, they are held responsible ill they have
settled the bill, and ordered them discontinued
4. II subscribers removed other places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent
to the former direction, they are held responsible
5 The courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and Ieav-
ing them uncslled for, IS priina face evidence of
intentional fraud. a-...i. i.......,.. b. 6
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TO NABBY.

40 NABBY.
DoN'T YoU REMEMBER, NABBY-
TIE happy night when first we met,
When FIRST we pledged our VOWS, 5
When on little stool you ''set,"
A milking or the cowsl
TIE morning when we wandered
Through the howery fields in May,
And precious moments squandered
in thinking what to sayl
Thro, leaiy woods, 'mong brake and fer
We measured many mile;
You said you must 60 home and churn,
Or elsa the cream would "spie!"
And when you stopped to steal rose
! stopped to steal buss,
You scratched your darling little nose,
Apd made a dreadful fussl
When there beneath the canopy
OF heavens high arch OF blue.
You wondered what your mother'd say;
/ wondered what she'd do,
As hand in hand, with merry trips,
We sped across the moor,
TO part1at last among the chips
Before the wood.house door.
There, Nabby, twas we parted
My fancy paints thee still.
AS from my, side you started
To get pail Of swill
Nabby, farewell-a long farewell!
No balm my wounds can heal
On! how i felt no lips can tell,
When that darned pig did squeal!
All, Nabby! false vast thou indeed,
To scorn our plighted troth-
To turn away the pig to feed
Thou did'st not slight his trough! d.
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In this csss,I II really acted likS charm. have
no doubt Of IL virtues and would chesrfulIy rs-
commend Il Il, persons sufieriug with dislpssd
Lungs. Yours, H. r. WILSON, n. p.
For agents names see adyertisemens of fMcAlfs-
ters All Heng Ointment. fllf'ls - W 4
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AGENCY OF On. FITCH's shf
! Celebrated Medicines

Pulmonary Baisam, Depurstiye Syrup,
Pectorat Expectorant, Heart Coirector. Gisla
Pulmonary, Linimeht,s Humor Corrector,, to
Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, ~,
Anti Dyspeptic Mixture, Cough & Cathsrtic Pills,
Nervine, l69 flaal le Female Pills, t'f1
vermifnge, s'r Female Specific. &c. &c.
Used by him constantly and with unpreredent-
ed success in The treatment Of ,a.a
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Dis
fS eases. Dyspepsis, Scrofula, skin Diseases,
hi . Rheumatism, Female Complaints, -
asat4e s. Piles, &c, SC. 3sSaF .84isa9
DR. Fitch's unequalIeed Patent Silver Plated ABB
dominal Supporters Dr. Fitch's Improved
adf Plated Steel Spring Shoulder Brace.
suI % DrFitch' g Silver InhAling Tube. fGffiIH
DR.. FITCH'S CELFBRATED 6 LECTURES
ON THE PREVENTION AND cURE OF N,
Consurnption, Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart, &C.,
and on the method of preserving Health SO
and Beauty TO an old sge. lBgist eli
This Book should be in every family. To tho
Cosump,iyeit il points out the only reasonable hope
for ielief To mothers, the directions il gives for
the care and education At children are Invaluable.
rs, 900 copies OF this Book have passed through
the press, and the sale continues unabatetl OIL
q For sale by s. s. FITCH g. CO.. 707 Broad
,cay. .New York; and by j. G, FLE|MLt!fG,
Woodsfeid DYE A''@t
po-DR.s FIrcH's Gurpr TO INvALiDs. or Di.
re,tions to pe,sons using DIR Fitch's Remedies, 10
be had gratis, .qf alt bis Agents may 2Sly
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Jane 5 b akeIr,,

james BakeIr,
a. WHOLESALE DRU1HGIsT.Hs
!. coRNE ER, OF MAIN AND MON RoE srREETs,
WHEELING, VA. isa =
nFFERS for sale, at the iosresf market prizes,
" large and well selected assortment Of *
4 n DRUGS AND MEDICINES, 81
French, English and American Chemicals,
Paints aud Oils, Brushes of all kinds, q
ye.Siuffs, Bronzes, a y liess y
VsInishes, lr. - Perfumery. go1Fe'
Window Glass, f9 Surgical Instruments, z
Druggists Glass Ware. hs,ters' Mstetials, siF:
sag7R GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. ssls
Together with every article comprising the
stock of Physician or Druggist. Qyo.a
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Efcm ths Nesionsl Eais.

Ezz'y From the National Egs.
Hym, being = little moon struck by the
rscblle edlion of old dtimes, has relieved him.
self of thse following heart-rending effd-
sion. We hope and trust the poor fellow
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William II. Johnston,

HNORWARDING g. COMMISSION MER
IL CHANT, AND DEALER IN PRODUCE
and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No.ll2 Second
Street, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal cash
advances made on consgnmenls Of Flour and other
Produce. ., nov l7-6m
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II EWIS KLOPNER'S ESTATE Notice is
4 hereby given that the subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified Administrative dtGonis
nun OF the estate OF Lewis Klopner, late Of Mon
rue county, deceas. d. Z NG
f,o WILLIAM READ, Admir-.
June 25, 1851. i,stl t..'Ar.3's a ,t5.f OIL
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS Nv, HI-
One dollar and fifty cents per annum, II paid
in advance; otherwise two dollars will be requlr.
cd. Marketable produce will he taken in payment.
No paper will be discontinued, except at the op.
tion Of the editor, unlil all arrears are paid. s
All letters and communications sent by mail
must be postpaid. ;.S43st6aE se -
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Executed with neatness aud dispatch al this Office,
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., Middle Wooied . III .,,
Best buck Bes, pen five buck lambs
.Merioes and heir grades.
Best buck Best zen five buck lambs
Best pen five ewes Best pen five ews lambs
a... -, Sarons and their grades
Best buck , Best pen five buck lambs
Best pen five ewes, Best pen five eve lambs
..f -.... SWINE.
Best boar over year old Rest sow over year old
Cd do I'd do
Best boar over and un. Best SOW over and un.
I'd 'e' - "U%'"' do ''' 81 ''' do {
HORSES.
Far oil pork. ...
Best stallion over y ars Best brood mare with
Best do over 2 years ioal at her side
Blind Horses
Best stallion over4 wears Best brood mare with
Best do over 2 years foAl at her side
r d. Xxx Muiched Horses.
Best pair of matched horses. H.....-7l -,
Best geIding Second hest g.
JACKS AND MULES.
Best jack Best mule
> PLows AND HARRows.
Best plow for general Best side hill plow y
purposes Best harrow
FLOWING MATCH. |
FIRST premium Second premium
Best lot Of lbs. in rolls made at any time i, Ia
% do cHErsE. fa an p sa
Best cheese made at any time a ~ '.a,
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. 5''SS.
Best pr wooen blankets Best pr wool knit stock
Cd ' do ,, ings .aa., 's.c. ~, ,r.sa !.
"a do s''I Best pound linen sewing
;; Bs.' 10 yard. linen ), bread !. .'s% (,
Best rag carpet a,ms. Best pair woolen nit.
/ Best double eovetlss "a ... &c.. Do u .ae1 Z,
. ~'Ntsl Cd iIs~' FRUIT" t ~
81 Best variety do o apples ss'' variety q peaches
Best B variety Of pears Pc Best variety 4 plhunb'
Best collection Of grapes grown in The open air 4
Cd = do ~ te.g do do ~
60 FIELD CROPS. . iasopa "a
Best crop OF wheat, not Best acre Of timothy
less tian acre iij hay; the crop to be
I'd ~ do weiehedinO October or
Best crop Of corn, not November 3,-'ai Is
less than ! acre I'd do }s
I'd do Best "a acre Of tobacco
Best crop Of oats, not I'd do
less than acre Best acre Of clover seed
I'd i4'te do e ~ % do
Best crop Of potatoes, Best acre Of timothy seed
not less than ID acre ID do
I'd do Ts. ~
aaq - i.s.g 'f, WINE.
Best gallon Of wine The pure Juice Of the grape
I'd do t' do do
The Board Of Managers have not decided upon
the time when the fret annual exhibition will be
held; but win probably FIX Oh an early day ia Oc-
,ober Premiums OH crops will be awarded at
later period B, HUGHES. Prest
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Monroe Agricultural Society.

The Board Of Managers Of the."Monroe Coun
ty Agricultural Society," met at the court house
on the 4th day ofM.rch, 1851. sgreeablv to the
resolution passed at the organization Of the Soce
ty for the purpose of preparing list of articles for
which premiums will he awarded al the first annu:
al exhibition. The following list was ordered to
be published - the amount of the premiums to he
ned at the meeting OF the Board on the third day
Of the July term OF the court of common pleas:
-s.4 CATTLE. .-s
Best bull over 2years old Best yoke Of oxen over
81 do ~ years old
Best year old bull 2d do
2d do Best yoke under years
Best heifeI between Is old -.H's.
3yeals old I'd do
0d do ...
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MICH cows.

Best milch cow Second best .-.
The COW to be fed on grass only, during the trial;
the trial 10 be made for ten successive days in The
mnnths of May and August--ihs last ten days of
each month. - i. -.s. 7a4 ,,
fl Statement to be furnished containing, lst
The age and breed Of COW. and time of calving.
I'd. The quantity Of milk IN weight. and also
of butter during each period Of ten days. f;
Sd. The statement to be verified by the sffida-
viz Of competitor, aud one other person. conversant
with the facts. t.....
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DDANK DEEDS AND: MORTGAGES for
ID sslsst ths once oiths s'Spirit "asyea3 y
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Best gallon Of wine the pure Juice Of the grape
I'd do ff'i do ,aH- do 'ia
The Board Of Managers have not decided upor
the time wben the fret annual exhibition will b
held; but win probably FIX Oh an early day ia Oc
iober Premiums OIL crops will be awarded at
later period B. HUGHES, Prest.
JAS. r. MonnIs, Sec'fy. g 15
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office at Woods6eld. Ohio, on the first day
oi July, 1851 which, il net taken out before the
FIRST day ot October next, will be sent to the Gen
eraI Post Office as dead letters: fs h Pc
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A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
[LErrER TRomgH. \. WILSON,

0o- DR.. Wilson. 10 a. regular graduate Of the
Old School, and practitioner of high standing,
veil known throughout the whole STATE of Ohio.
He was the Rev. H. Wisen'an's family physician
for l3 yeaIstab IN, "a 10 dasiog d t5asiaI Iifa
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6 AND AGENCY .--PeTsOns having
tLHoutes Lots to sell exchange, either In New
York Brooklyn Win smsburgh. any OF the ciues or
villages al Farms the country, Will receive
immediate stepon by calling 81 The Once oS4 Broadway
No charge, except for advertising, unless sold or ex
changed. myl4 So
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AND LOTIN FEE-S7 No1-

\ ton noFthery side near hudscn-sl handsome
ard basement ara iAree story house win every
Sssnne convenience lot IS BY ~ feet and beautifully
S,rnrnved Can he examined ron 10 20 O'Clock and Aer
1PM Terms easy, Inquire Of } bARkOW. Al ne house
=, AT isl Falton-sl nom ~ 70 q Pm GAWSfV
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE,-A

FARM near Eizebelht0wn " j.. consisting OF about
q OF good land, oil under cultivation There Ia
large peach orchard In m bearing aud AL abundance OF
apple The house s conveniently arranged aud The
buildings Substantial and IN perfect order fhefeh
cider mill lately buit Of tbs beat materials aud an un-
a. ling well OF excellent wster.
About scres Of SaH Meadow viii be sold with the
shove u desired
Tbeproperty will be cold low Gnd accommodating
terms or exchanged tor city lot soon applied for FOR
ssrms and other particulars inquire Of A BERNARD rs
6econd-av. corner Eighlh-sl mHS I'M
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LNOR SALEOR TO LET-A desirable

u Country Residence snd possession given Immediately.
The Housed s AMI half stories high with story
wings 81 eSsh end, coasinng Twelve hnsae4 rooms and
built In the besl manner, sufficiently spacious Tor large
ismily with barn Nnd OgheC cui buildings, all new.
ASched 10 the budiug Ia acre Of ground, well stock
with choice fruI snd oroauengsl trees, vines aud
shu6beTy embracing m0sg every kiud usually cultivated
Al csnnol fail 10 please wishing secure
Ge country residence. The properly besuuflly ausl
I'd al henlie Corner Rah~sy New.Jerse wiInlo Is
tnlnvtes walk " The New ersey Railroad Depot RAh.
WAY and hours Hae % New.York Civ. Tile india
p0lAhle For further particulars Inquire Of GEORGE q.
hANCOCk al The hoie, on lhe oppcste cor of DAVID
4. ROWLAND, EsQ. - Srosc..L or of WILLIAM ;.
WILSON, 10 Bxnksl Newark ] mylO 2ws
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OtFICES TO LET.-A fine suit of Of
hce, neAt Wan 81 suitable for Steamship or Raj.
r9sa CoinPsny, v .Sss seipp,ng House: also, two
SSNs sn' 0~'e'' ASore'a L. l., Box liS5 PosI-
NASNO* In
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LNOR SALE-A small Farm of 10 acres
n Of good land, and house Staten slsnd bind
ing Princes Bay rhs 10 healthy place for country
aes for the Summer Fare IA 10 fOttens Landing,
near the premises The Belknsp leaves daily al
a O'Clock nom the foot OF RobusOns For further par
uculau inquire OF ABRAHAM COLE, 81 The Harlem Rail-
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EvOR SALE-A Plot of LAND contain

ing siNy-sX acres situated on the east bank or the
Hadson IA miles OF the village OF Sing Sing and four
miles from Tsrrytown The land is IN inc very ngnesI
state OF cultivation and commands from every point view
on T4ppan Bay and the Hudson River for more than my
miles 10 extent Poryhve OF are covered with an
Orchard choicest grated Fruit and variety OF other
useful and ornamental Trees There two good Barns
with water conveBen and Ina annual product OF the soil
now pAys good interest the price asked fhere Is
Protestant Episcopal Church within ten minutes wax OF
de premises Ii 10 IN the midst OF beautiful country sur
rounded every side by seats OF some OF our most
eminent citizens and with us addition Of suitable build
bnfs would make one OF The most delightful and con-
Venent residences The OF the Hudson, As 10 but
one hours ride by Railroad from Thiry6rstsI FOR terms
inquire Of }. N kNOWLTON, on the premises or OF J.
3 YOUNG, a Wsil-sL Az WASH