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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31
N DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de fen joseph Cyn,eau.

Succession de fen Joseph Comeau.
HTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour ds
@< C~inquieme district j;udiciaire, dams e,
pour la paroisse Assomption.-Au nom ct
par lautorite de Honorable Ia cour susdite,
il sera ofiert en- vente publique par A. F.
Hickman, sherifde cette paroisse, lie Mardi,
ii Fevrier 1851, a 2 heures de l'apres midi,
au domicile de Nine Joseph Comeau en-
cette paroisse, sur la rive droite du Bayou
Lafourche, a 2 miles au dessus de- Napo.
leonville, les prophecies c~i-apres decriies, APP
partenant a la succession de feu Joseph Co.
mean, savoir'
Quatre chevaux c~reoles, I'm lot de bois
pour charettes, I'm lot d'outi!s, IN lot de
pianches, pieux, etc.
Termes ct Conditions Les prophecies ci-
dessus scront vendues payable en- Mars 1851,
les acquereurs devront iouInir des cautions
bonnes ct solvables ct toutes sommes qui ne
seront pas ponctuellement payGes aux eche-
ances, FOREFRONT intetGt a raison de huit
pour cent par an.
A.. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Paroisse Assumption, 80 JAW. 1851.
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession de Joseph C%onaeau, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-FIFTH Ju-
~ D1cIAL DISTRICT CoURT, in and for the
parish of Assumption.-In tho name, and
by the authority of the honorable the above
ceurt will be offered at public auction, by A.
F. Hickman, sheriff of said parish, on
Tuesday, February 18th, 1851, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, at the residence of Mrs Joseph Co.
meau, in this parish, on the right bank OF
bayou Lafourche, two miles above Napo-
leonville, the following described porperty,
belonging to the succession of Joseph Co.
meau, deceased, to wit: saa 1lat
Four Creole Horses, a lot of timber for
carts, a lot o. tools, a lot Of planks. pickets,
3etcs
Terms and Condihons.-The above de-
cribed property will be sold payable in
March 1851, purchasers to give good and
solvent secnrily, and all sums not ponctually
paid at maturity, to bear interest at the rate
of eight per cent per annnm t 1852.
Parish of Assumption Jan. 80, 1851. i
n22.2i] A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff:
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31

Nous interrogeames vainemcnt lie contre-maitre sur la direction des travaux Ell
sur les appearances des nouveaux cherchens de tesors; soft ignorance, SOFT dscre-
ton, il ne sutr in nous apprentice. Mahre Jean nou conseila dc contnuer JUS
qua Iauberge de SaintCosme, quarter general des entrepreneurs, on ron pour
RAJ. scion toute aPparence, nous renseigncr plus excitement. Nous nous deIda
mes a J aner diner, ct, apres atGr prise congo du taupier, qi deyat gutter Ia lie
grand chenGn pour sengagcr dams Ia traverse, nous nous remfmes en- sele ct nous
gagnamcs lie bourg au gaIop. 49, s. g.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31
N DE SUCCESSION.


Succession de fen Alexandra Edouard CuuiHier.
a U nom ct par l'autorite de Honorable
shsss la cour du second district de la Nou-
velle-Orleans, %'offrirai en- vente publique, a
la maison de cour de cet.e paroisse, lie lun-
di, 81 fevrier 1851, a dix heures du matin,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, apparte.
nant a Ia succession de feu A. E. Cuvillier,
SAVIOR: 4.. as 5-..
Tn lot de terre, situe en- cette paroissc, a
N~apoIeonville, me s,lrant $50 pieds de large,
sur so pieds de profondeur, borne devant
par Ia levee du Bayou Lafourche, derriere
par lie chemin public, dun c6te par la terre
du DR. Kittridge ct de l'autre cote par la pro-
priete de Ursin CALLER.
Aussi: Une yache. -HEaF
Conditions Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption, lie % jaw. 1851.
n2I,5i1 A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff.
- r \ - = 1T1ICTT - -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31
NENTE DE SUCCESSION.

SuccesS'on de fc3t Gideon Cantieaue.
GEHIAT DE LhLOUISIANE-CovR Du C1,.
sa QUfEME DIsTRIcT Observation-Disclosures
Assonption-Au nom, ct par l'autorite de rHoa.
Ia Cour susdite, il sera offert en- vente pub,ioue.
par a. +. Hickman, sheriff de cette paroisse, 10
lundi, Game jour du mois de Fevrier 1851. q Q
houres de l'aprts midi, sur les lieux, Ia terre
ci-aPres decrite, appartenant a la succession te
Ter. Gedeon CancieGne, SAVIOR:
Une habitation avec les authorizations. situte
en- cette p~aroisse, terriere lie Marais, mesurant
un arpent de face, sur q~aarantc arpents de pro.
fondeur, avec la double concession Y ~apparte-
nant, Ia partle en- avant Giant reservee poasNAs
ct Nine Grtgoire Landry leur vie durant, bor-
nee en- haut par la terre de Isaac Hsbert, ct en-
bas par celle de Hubert Landry,
Iermes ct Conditaons.-l.a terre ei.dessus
d6crite sera vendue sans garantie ct suiet aux
reclamations. de e. ?. Dwight, +. E. Kettridge
ct autres r~tclalnations, payable en- trois termes
egaux, un tiers en- mars 1851, nm tiers en- mars
1852. ct lie dernicr terne en- mars 1873, ayec
caution bonnie ct solvable ct hypotheque j~usqu'au
parfait Placement ct en- cas- de non Placement aux
echeances facquereur paiera I'm interet de HUT
pour cent par an. s-~s-. ~+a,~,
Paroisse Assumption, lie % %janvier 1851.
n2l,5iI Al. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31
IA 4
Nv |ON8ON'EOIS oI1fsTIs ="
of Alexander Edanr1 C,tD;l7;er 1s-

Succession Of Alexander Edcard Cuvigier, de-
41tHT7.@7 ceased. a1a Ht
I'm the name, aud by the authority of the
= Hon. the Second District Court of New
Orleans, ! will offer at public auction, at
the court house . this parish, on Monday,
the Gath February, 1851, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, belong-
ing to the succession Of said A. Il. CuvilIier,
togwit: .as.t asrf ia a-a @aass ~
A lot of ground situated in Napoleonviile,
in this parish, measuring $50 feet by SO
feet deep, bounded in front by the Levee Of
Bayou Lafourche, back by the public road,
on one side by land of Dr. Kittridge and on
the other side by Ursin CailIier's property.
Also: a COW. : E
Ierms-Cash. &c.. 1I~ rerez@ssr
Parish of Assumption. Jan. %, 1851,
n2f,5i] ae.} "A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
1E+xTAT DE La LOUIsIANE.-PARoIssF
A.s AssoMprIoN,-Courdu Cinquiene District
Observation-Disclosures que Cleophas P~enisson a
p~resente une petition a la cour, a 1'efeet d'obtenir
les lettres administration de la succession de
feue Marguerite Leblanc, epouse decedee de
Louis Bourgeois, avis est par lie present dome
a tons ceux que celia peut concerner, d'avoir
a deduire sous dix jours, les raisons pour les
quelles il ne serait pas fait droit a ladite petition.
Par ordre de la cour. @3s4a ~
Assumption, n Janvier 1851. 1853
20,2i] DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefier.
STAlE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH OF
- AssUMprIos.-FyM Judicial District
Court.-Whereas Cleophas Penisson. has
petitioned the court for letters of administra-
ton, on the estate of the late Marguerite
Leblanc, deceased wife Of Louis Bourgeois,
notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten days,
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the court. ss5-
Assumption, January IA, 1861.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
NTOTICE.-Persons indebted to the sub.
A~ scribers are requested to settle their
accounts, notes, etc, forthwith, in order to
commence a new year.
paf 3 RICHARD e. TEMPLET.
> Donaldsonsille, January Is, 1851.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31

r -EDR. PATNCHAUD, a etabli son domicile
81 chez M. Gauthier, aPaincourtville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
CyTFAM ENGINE AND MACHINE

NRY The subscriber preparing 10 snufsciare steam
I,a ord Machinery ~ all Einds despatch Several
- -. F,gine, ON hand II WATERMAN,
al 1ns Cliu)n Foundry, IS Cherry st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

n FOR CITY PROPERTY, 10 the aoUr'hng village
North Tavtov wiihn IN minutes ride o. the stsuo1 A.
Tb,rtv frsst very desirable ellie Tor country residence
The premises contain about four area oi land enl are su
sied on point beiwt the Railroad ADD Tue u'sf ell
brscipg river front ~ some 500 ysros beAuui0. ~
turs grove borders lot on the river aud mere are 10
de over hundred fruit snd shade trees o. ne prsmsea
The ot Ia bounded on he south side nv Beet 1as AZ
lance OF about 200 yards ard a. nsby s11si7i 70
into villa plos Ihss already been slrvsyea ~ y MOI
sod togs her Will be disposed Or Ons bali Of the par
chase money may remain bond and mortgage 81 Per
cent FOR tern ~ yea For further pscl "a Inquire o.
J r CHAMBERLAlS. at The lrs4sluou f'f the n.lh1'
y, otMr STATES HAMMOND. near the premises
81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

WORKERS PkOPERTY.-FOr sale or
4 lease foe WATER PRIVILEGE, eq1sl 70 thirty
horse power situated wt,hn eighty roos OF Tue Hu1eSn
Rve Rairoad AsO besuufu building sites Tor SAFE
rrmnsr ding a fne view OF the Hudson River.
TO RENe-A newly built co rTAGE continuing thir'
teen rooms wh ell necessary conyeuiences ior Waer Sc
wsk o. the depot For turtle, psricqlsn lnquire OF
all tmyls ETHAN rLAO0i iouso's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
BROOKLYN Lots, near
NOR SALE.-I n TwentY. SiAth. It,

Three lots on the moth side Of Twenty Sixth at be-
tween the Sixth md Seventh avs each p 10y SO II In
Sixty per remain bosd and mortgage Inquire al
Law Office OF JAY \ FIELD, ~ Nasssust. al6 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
GENTkEL AND LUCRATIVE OC.

a tNTt FL AND LUCkAIIN + &C.
~ CUPATiOS-The s6veriisrr will eommunicAs %
arr SOY endcr Prat-t distinctions DO 80 5-sae.
f Arts sue ciery EXC cit to enable either Eek 10 DS-.
thc sane 80 ske,use sad lucrative occupation. eh-s az
profs - tmI.fmrut. requiring 70 Previous knOUei-e
arc bu fing outlay whereby eisure um' rAy Do pfof.
ally li.tl up aid comfortable Income secures IN "a
r-4rciior % srucies Ga constant tfmsrd NJ Slsgel
rra writes " hsve turned your ipslrntiOls O. pro6I,
be account the srce bri n grnst 60 -es' 10 90 nsisA
.orfne4 eup ov Iutsri rsris ARD .Sto some dsitH
che lrsuuetoft AT be puuc.lsis Tor 81 bg rs1ra
,sfi In srv rs-t ~ lie Triel States fre- ~ s0sa-. -
81, hs addressing 7. l. JEt y. 'hOhNfa
ru .Q.n6 Nv RoChosi'r. y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
IMPROVED MODE OF

EP SETTING ROlLER5-Ordsrs will bo received Tor
the above and morn furnished 20 pan aud tue saw
Ing which has been Effected in numerous cases ,o
non STlLLSAN. ALLEN CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY AND RECON.
sFNNATlON.
NV YoaK. Nov. 50, 1850.
aAda,,ng sncctacle, % v.Ion reaaIles greaL Iulka


"Adgsny Spcctscles to vision requires great uds ne
or ne pat Of he Opiicsn Many Sishia are tyei nd
some totally lost FOR want OF this We he undefssnea
Physicans consider Il 81 the umost importance 10 ne
pubic 20 have good speciSce'. aud se;uraey spoiled
Mr. sKOTT De iyered an nterestng ani insrucuVe Pub
Nc Lecture 90 the subject. 10 tho Society Library sroat
UAv Nov g9;lSiO He Ia well acquainted WIKI he scl.
ence Therefore we recommend MN "a voy eomps1eos
oree,ca On,,c,ap -Gaorye wilkes, MD, 3 Lsghtsl
SURGEON TO he New-York Eye and Far lnh'msry AbFs
han Dubos ~ ID 600 HousIonst, Cousulog surgeon 70
ths Ne York Institution 10 ihs Bind aud Surgeon 70 he
Eve arc Ear Infrusry Isaac Wood. VI ,93 hast Broad
way President ~ the Now-Yors Academy ~ Meacrs
and Cousulnc Physician the lnsliuou Tor no Bind;
Nm Defiae NJ ID 20 WoOsier-ss Anatomical Delno0
straioT 10 The n, .YOik University Medical C'Aege'
Nov So 1880 Mr.. sKOrr 10 an agreeable becuref,
be, maid Inusua attention tn the subject and acevU
Opucian W CLAY WALLACE, D, go Foui'h't'
All snecscles purchased hom Prot SNOI win pc M
changed zee OF coat II not satisfactory He also repdn
an f,s glascs TITO parties flames, and always
usts tie Specta TO ths Eyes the most approved
principle that have been discovered il 1ncsens aud mod
err scienrc -. am a,
VOL m5l sawMSrhlns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
CECRET OF BEAUTY, or How to be

~ HHftsnut
csnitstfurt any person how To be handsome
teach how kehrown sk'n TAR end clrN
tesch how 10 remove isn, pimpies and hecsl-s
teach how to change The ssOw 'scr mo one Of besly
teach how TO p akr the wruklei shin su1'th.
each how Ia uas- brown teeth ~ white ~ pars
t@sch how tu II A. disessed gums bsrd ard sound.
leach how 20 uhse offensive breath perfectly sweet
lea how to uske herd, brown hsnds soi, and whlte
teach how 90 mab- he hair grow iuNurisD'ly.
cen hssten The gov ~ whlskrrs, mustschosi &c
teach how % have bright snd sp'rslng ewes.
teach row 20 preserve lhe sye'ighi Tor ie.
tesch how To restore imp-ifed eyrsight
teach how "a change gray hair to its original color
teach how change the color of the har ~ desfd
teach how tc mike he hair soi' rich Hnd gl,ssy
teach how to make the lips suG checks red
teach how to remove sup-'huous hair
Throw they aye al perfectly harmless
Anow they are All very cheap sud pleasant
know every person will he them on trial
| eive dir, cdous 10 mske and use hese compounds
know thew are better than any sdver.'sed cosnetci
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR Tor al thisinfOrm1ion
isceive no letters unless postpaid
Address or send O. LANAssE French Chemist, lA
NHssau-st corner OF Ann, N-w-Norh-he VIII seloM
vork by mail or otherwise ~ No agencies estsb 'bsd
INpUCtMENT 10 CLUBS To accommodate nelsheoc
hoods h. copies will be sent for FIVE DOLlAss CAB
orders must menl0n all the names % the persons Ofnng
the club Beware OF limitations. Add res 40 sOoVe'
all IniTuThAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
IyARM.-For sale, a small Farm of fit

W|Nh T. VI otIDf q DI1IN@It Ut ~"
n acres, building new and OF modern styie nsno
somsv sitnaied on staten IsaDd high ground with
view surrouuo country FOR thirty miles around and
Wiihp tbree.Qualers II mile Of the steamboat audlng
Containing ut Of Tho kinds Ia undaDce For par
tcuars inquire al i09 81 before ~ or aver
O'Clock. Possession given Immediately sIo oI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
EOR SALE CHEAP. or will be ex-

h changed for City properly Socks two besuuhu and
highly cultivated Farms Gied the north shore Of
Long Island about ~ miles tom the cy-One OF IS acres
one OF IS sces both adjacent The water with excellent
buildings orchadirg and Oksr advsntsgeS aud easy Of
sccess hon the city. large proportion Of the parchase
money remain for term of years on boad AMI mort
gage; viii be sold sCparstey. Apply to HENRY J.
SCUDDER Attorney az Law, ~ Waist m2l f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
NOR SALE-The Country Residence Of

II the late Horace Cogsweil EsQ. In the Village OF
greenpoT Long Island II house 10 well built two
story frame building with dining rooul, kitchen, laundry
and wood shed attached. The whole buildings about >
feet on by 100 feet deep Tho hOlEe has tUo parlos on
the floor, and FIRE Sleeping rooms WIN conVeh
pantriss AOor The psrOrs are trnshed
with marble mHntea and the houee occupies perhaps the
most pleasant location GreAnpor sands upon high
ground aud oveIooks the village al every point, and Pc
comic Bay for miles
large garden surrounds the premises, at the foot OF
which there 10 n stream communicating with the Bay OF
sufficient Apth 10 admit OF saOOats coming direct 10 the
grounds There is large barn. cHrrRgehouse ana Oher
Convenient outbuiid.nSs the premises 0reenpor 10
The terminus OF the Long Island Railroad and the place 10
growing rapidly The Railroad Company commutes upon
very reasonable terms.
GEORGE SCOTT ROE,
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
NO LET-A Conntry Residence situ-

ITO LEI-A Country hesluence slTu-
n G,,d Sbout half way between Villa and ths
village of NewloWu. Long Island, : miles from the ferry
81 WilsmstuTch on the NswIown Turnpike, which Is 70
be plank road ~ Ill Of July The ruu the psce
consists O! ceiCs goOet ernes rasp berries ssw be-
ries. peaTs, apples. oLrran's ana pums Address w.
CRANE. IL Lcrcy-place. New. York. all ,vMThSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
DATENT COMBINATION SOAP

~ NA' NC'ADAANA AOAs COAi -
n recent Invention. great saving 10 ths Of Soap
Tor washing being The greatest abOr4sving article ye,
Invented No Other Soap Is needed 10 family FOR any
purpose whatever The inventors have sbored hard and
lOug a. combine 10 The mOsl concentrated and convenient
form soap thai Will sbor and that b used With
perfect saf-ty IL tstes the din from clothes by using
very smell quantity by simply soaking boiling and nBng
keIcept clothes have Stains very dizzy lin t1at
little should he rubbed before boiling /, is converted
Into Son soep by dissolyng into bot water and when
mese ~ per direcuous about per gsOn-ex.
ceedng any other or all purposes FOR which Soap IL used
The Patent Combination eoap being very hard, and
IaI'ng resln-u skng Il the aud BY Far tho cheap
bar soep ever used renders hard and salt water
equal 10 so Tor washing purposes. ans being free from
Aclds cannot iuuTe ye clothes n the least Con.
T1mers ard dealers viii DO well make themselves &C.
qvanted with u4s artIcle without delay.
L. K. E0RTHROP l. Co
FOR sale by Me'srs COMAS, HOPKINS co, q
Nsier a. add Messrs BOYD PAUL e OorlaDd-t
99f SuTUThkSets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
4 VALTARLE LEASE FOR SALE.-

TIE xpired Of eleven years from no rst OF
Msy next esse ofIhe lot on ne southeast coner o.
Canal and Elm Sta together with the hudines inQuHe OF
LANES MORRIS. 81 The sherfs Ofce City Hall
aTJ lrut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
Sale. second hand ore

DOILFRS-FOr Sale. second hand ore
DCYLENpER BOILER. oflO horse power
Two Fiue Boilers Of p hIrse pOwet; Price $500.
One Locomotive Boiler On horse power $LOO.
One ten hufse Engine SEC midland; $50
Two low Or, fsure Boilers, 500 horse power Sl4OO
One Tauk. eco gallons $50
One five horse LOeOnit live Boiler, rev.
u Locomotive Boiler, new
one min. horse Locomotive Boiler, new.
Oce twelve horse Locomotive sDiler. new
EDcret Bot era ana Machinery short notice.
Wewil manufacture land and marine Engines vertical
or horizontal and high and low pressure Engines and
Boilers Of all descriptions cstDgs Of iron or brais smith
ioe tuning finishing end pattern making Va ali lnelr
br,uches with all kuds Of machinery 6, tho FUTON foun'
dry, foot Of herry .st + ist River.
good HORSE ror GALE about ~ hands high, sul1s2e
foI cart crwaso, or sage. Price $40
ais HTuTh PEASE mUNfhN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
NEW AND ELEGANT CARPET

WIN. S. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention Of bic customers and The public gsne
rally, 10 bic vel selected stock 81
CLOTHS CAssImEREs, VEsTIHGs,
and SUMMER sTUFFS, (which he has purcbs'ed %
the favorable terms for Casb consequently ensoDS
him 70 sell IN accordance At bic Weli.known
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
4l6 Broadway, frat door from corner OF Csnas W.
be IL prepared 10 MAKE up GEhfLEMENS and bOls
CLOTHING ofeYery description, In the neste,s and D"
fashionable style =
Besso keeps constantly on hand wei s7lsc'ed ~,
ment Of Genfener's and Boys Ready Made COsng
Alo, q general assortment OF
GEsTLENEss FURNISHING ARTICLES, -.
Ofevefy variety. 81 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
DOOTs AND SHOES.-A. D. GALE,

.n4d The most srendid article ever offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS Al TIE low price ~ IS a'sA-y
'o'o PROWN. l52 Csnslsl
NOS Inns One door from sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
ITO LET.-To a small, gsnteel family

FENO LET-A Bakery, and Store ana
r pveninrtolet on the corre7 or Gren"i'e asd Bles
fit Re,l $50 Tor he hole 5ItE ho9s' ol '11
a. rc an ,rcre: d So other hoJtss a. roouS lac IRE d
. rr.G,,- Ssvsn y NasssrrL al2lmS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
n0AT RARGE. RACE CLUB, LIFE

AHAND FANCY BOAT BJILOER--From 10 % Soc
Fosts s'Vsvs 90 hand NIB -s0s's ~ a. Ses .tiPaoas
bnu, Al he shortest nollce, r, 30 Soui1-tI
'u Isl ,-,s CHARLES l.. iNGERS0LL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
TE'O BE LET.-The dwelling part and

TENO BE LET-The dwelling part and
\ basement OF The building n. w coruer OF Ave
nue. SiN,enihst CrOton water on each floor, mar
Die mOntels &c Rent, Si25.
Also The new adjoining building on north side OF Six
teeph with marble mRntes aud CToiOu water on each
AoOr. Rent 10 good family, Si25
Also the new Go ioining one with rooms marble man.
te'r and Croon water on each door. Rent Si15
the upper pBTt OF the building N. W. corner OF
Second ard Twsnuetnst Has Iesrooms aud Gro
ton wster on each dOOr. Rent S525.
The House and Store on w. corner OF Third avenue
ard FOreihst can be had Jesse Of several years by
the occupant uFking his own re pairs Rent, SIS.
INQUIRE OF THNlN0 on the pre- mises al Sixteenth
Ct corner OF Avenue A. from TO 2 Nj or al % Wall 81
rom n 10 2 NJ or Franklin House, FUltou Ferry,
Brooklyn. morning ard evening. a. lmMThSS'
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Griffin 4 Cos Pateot
ETTET, SAVING IMPkOVEMEN EMF

ANOEL "a lLFb l'i NV Eva -
for t-uing Boilers ana Hot Air Furnaces or ufyluR
wool CLOTHS pfius wu lead, &C, SC, win Ro' Winni
are coming into very general use throughouilne couu
nv. after q uisl u about three years
They have lately adapted ibis great Improvement Tor
SAVING fuel log, murrs, reurs and furnaces &c
II eVefy Description which will reduce ths amount n tu7
over half from auy other pso now IN USE hrs'1ee
great saving in time lis also entirely safe rom hre
There are hundreds Of these bOi row IN Operaon
and several hot wDd furnaces hsvefaey been pat up al
OF which con be seen n desired
All who vi,h the importance OF this invrnh'n
will pleese cal The Office Of the propn-tos, 1872 Broad
wey corner Of Johns where they have ample PROOF o. AL
that has been said tiuH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

4 DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-
ADENCEA AT KINGsBRIDGE WESTMINSTER Co.
FOR sALE.-Consisng u two story house WIN oase-
pent and aiticfrOutug fyfour feet Including wlnRs
marble mRntes and grses, throughout The Rouse lno
lot on which stands cOnsss Of two acres tnouso ot
can be adced deEired The ground 10 handsomely iao
out with uii ees shr1b5ory &c There ere sto 81 sne
necessary ou,-buidnss, sucn a. Coseln0ufe
&c Ills within twenty minutes walk OF eiAcr me
River or Harlem Raj Roads For further psruco9 ~
euire Of ROBERP CARTEB RRoTHERs 10 S,S -,
hi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

h ScMsdale NestcheseT County, lately oWnedb 10y Dan
lei Valentine mig sixty four acres OF hrs1raie land
divided into welve lots ten scres OF winch GOOD lumber
land havu choice 10, OF hickory and osk timber stand
ing Also en- orchard containing Two hundred choice ap
pie tees The buildings cons Il OF substantial baii
houe, recently repaired and repaniej containing seven
sud MIX room, ana every OneT convenience hat
mai desirable for gentemtns residence also, a
good COW she'd carhoCte barn, stable ami wsgon-shed
The stock consists Of fire pair OF horses syose OF OXeu
three COWS calves and about go fowls hve wagons
ard cart; also al ki9ds Of farming utensils The
above place Is high state OF cultivation, one hours
ride from the city and halt mile from the Scsrsdale Sta
ZION, where the cars stop tcu uucs day. Il Is worth
$l00O0, but will he SOD FOR S1tVO part &C which re-
main bond and for six In consequence
Of present beng ahla IL attend 10 H. For fur
Their perticulss apply az he QNce OF JOHN A Ell An
hiER 2g7 Wooser-s, che door nom Amigy-st all Ga