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HALL. WANDER

MILITARY HALL. WANDER
NkBILTS LANDING, Staten Isand-FRIDAY and
SATURDAY April l7Ih and lsth For Two Nights prior
TO their departure for the Worlds Fair. TIE Real Sand
Of Sable Harmouss consisting u nine real negroes OF
talent both vocs and instrumental Whose Concerts have
been iuI and fsshionabiy attended 10 MI The principal
cues in the West and South consisting OF Airs and Songs
kefrsins Quareues. Parodies from the Opera Bur-
esQues Solos Dances together with truthful deneation
OF the lights aud shades OF the Ethiopian race In which
they are not exceed by any band OF nnstres Admission
50 cent? Doors open al u 10 commence a. O'CLOCK.
ALI ~ j. Z. BENSON, Manager.
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ny tVrNiNG Apn 70. al The Lecture ROOM Nllu'on
III Conner Of Nassau aud Beekmsn SIS DC eAetS''o
- consist OF an Address. Grafton Poem head'hS o. ,.9
journal and Music Members Of ths -, s,,snS
ard he public generally are resPecIIuy 'n'''o1 IL
T,erc,ses Will cOAmeLce al OcOcA.
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QOARD-Near Union Park; a hand

~ ONE Butt OF Rooms, Paror and Bedrooms sec
ond and third oors be had by applying Boa Bro adj
wBy four doors above Union PARK. Rooms for gentlemen
With full or partial Board Raths in the house al6 Iva
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4 LADY wishing to 90 to California, 10
n fully competent lake charge Of an hotel or large
boa ding house fsncy business wishes 10 make 40
with respectable person. Can give the beat
OF reference. Can be seen at 2'8 Sprng-st ala 81
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Observation-Disclosures, by Wild.

How a sIrpeton AS Hoasekeeper. or N store or IS
iavelin abroad or al home; WISHES 10 be stu
aicd by The lei Of May. Address d q NJ IHodoe olce.
ala ~
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Wanted the lower part of
Il gen.eel House for very anal fsmily-genlemsn
wife and two infants Rent not over soc or ADVERTISED
csn,iopsble. Address II NJ B, Tribune Office al8 IL
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1851.

ROARD.-A gentleman and Dis wife
- Tsh 20 oosin irsfs,e Board n r.trats house "a
csa1t .ocauc- etNcr or down 'vn, The st
20 e so'ne story front Ani bedroom, w,h clos a.
H L-siea state prize. location a1d ps-tcnsr 4
sliitc p. nsneut bosIdeTs ca obtained. address
h. l.. D., Tribune Of-r al -
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u NOtice 10 The JOUKNEYMEN BklChLAf ERs
and MAsONS OF New. Nork-l having been represented
10 The Joerneymen Brickayera and MRsons mon beneVo
lent Association Of Albany that certain Boss Masons OF Al
bAny have about advertise Or mer, m New orr
CITY vicinity The above Association deem proper TO
warn a Journeymen agausl such advertisements rs lhelr
object VIII be when state that the Journeyinen OF
Albany have demanded 81 - per day Their former wages
beings 5c) ana that few interruptions Bosses nave re-
ntec pay said wages We would further state nat the
majority OF he JOufueymen OF Albany are out OF employ
mtul Il. present BY order,
EBENELER CHlSNER, President.
Rrcu. n bias
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ROAhD.-A Gentleman and Wife can
A. ne handsomely accom- modsed IN a smal family,
~p nsnos' me front snd back parlors, with BEDROOMS
arc oss 81 on he second door together or f-para1- n
house o. hoG.on Lear Chambers ana opposite Jsy NO
removing a. Nay ais -
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ROAhD.-Gentlemen desiring break
a. fast ana tea with dinner The S4obsih be &C
toDnodsied, Alter Nay /. wi'h Pleasant ro0ms IN 8
modern Dut house, furnished with warm and co baths
~" west Iweny-hrst-st, corner OF Nnth-ay Terms
Moderate ais 2ys
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: ~ nsT srnuIn. Two copies Tor = 4 al or :
'rcs :, g.roerfs cents a line for each insertion.
THE NEW-NOIfk TRIBUNE

TOR FUROnHAN CALCULATION
ASbe3 On The departure Of each Msl Steamer Tor ~
spl p,s.6i CTS copy, orS per year po-age included
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NIUSIC.-Wanted. French M9 9'l.
sTeacber 10 instruct In French and Music 10 SIN
a., - ~ . ritv coed Testimonials reqlrrd APP
heiyyesp The hourso sud = NJ o. TIE los9 ea
i9tb int 10 NJ LUCIUS LYON IL ne We''en '.'
CortiHnc-ft, n. Y.
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A GENTS.-To PERsoNs OUT OF En-
N PLoYMEET.-Agen are wanted Ia eveTy section Of
the United States 10 sell New and Popular Pictorial Works
For particulars, please Gail, or address (postpadl
ROBERT SEARS, l23 NssES1st
Now READY-The Family Visiier," FOR April, hand
Pictorial Sheet, Guide to The Worlds Fair."
Price 6! cent? single. 81 per 100. me- lmD&W
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DARTNER.-Wan TO sell, an excel
Isnt bus,ress or to take partner IN the same WIN
rash cspsl Of about SlCO0 Letter addressed TO
TTibune Office will meet with attention &C y
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CRoIoN AQVEDUcr OfFicE, RorVNDA, PARK,
April II. lt1l.

u Public Notice 10 hereby given, that Transcript
ola unpaid for The yesr 1850 Will be returned
oe Assessors OF each Ward The rs OF Nay next when
ne vii be placed on their books, and returned
10 he Receiver q Taxes for collection. No payment can
Dc received hs Office account Of The same thereafter
al w K c HANCE. Register.
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HOT CROSS BUNS-On Good Fri
n DAY from O'Clock A NJ. ill evening, a.
eli - TAYLORs SALOON, 81 broadNE
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TEATHEMATlCAL TEACHEK.-A
We Teacher OF experience ~ instruct ~ sc.2oLs -.
sr,v,,,, ..~gtrsering Drawing Perspective 80 - ~
pronles chhfA ~ 1N-' az In
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STUYVtSANT INSTITUTE, No. $50
SOigns NEW ORLEANS SERENADERs, g. b.
Swsne. h. Collins j. c Rsiler. Master Ole Ball, J.
Burke. r Buckley, snd ShAlmar, tPianist-l whose
Concerts ~ TRlPLER HALL were attended oy he ellie,
have TIE honor heir frst renned Concert
on Monday. April Flat, and continue. Doors open all
commence ats Cards Of admssioa p cents. For psrr-
Gu lsrs refer 10 small buis. ais -
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old COUNTRY & GERMAN NEWS
ORooh, l05 BoweJ-LeaihG Engsn, ~ In
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As CooK.-By respectable Protestant
woman she understands Tho art OF cooking p-re'y
Apply at l48 siXlh.av, n the store. 40 ~
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DOPULAR NEW WORKS OF FIG
4 TON, pa6lIhed by D .APPLETONk Co. 900 Broad.

TON pa6liIhed BY D APPLEToNk Co. 200 Broad.
way.
J.. NsIhG.e-A Tale. By julia Ksvlnsgh. Two parts,
2mo. paper covers SIT cents each, or vol cloth, ~
"Eahals la portrait s.s couolstla 90 osalty
-rsby prds Povsuql ovs Tie style Of tia WORK
hacssc power s,rsngh, and the rsster val -
fascinated hsnsi to this mage 'olume BY psl that Al
4Ost rrsssthe'
= Rose Douglass; or, The Autobiography OF Minis
ERA Daughter. By 5 r w. vol limo psPer covers
so cenu. cloth IS cents.
This VII among tie nost interesting ard a,ractvs
tales lately oAs Cd to the puoh Although he s.ne ar. Oh ely
"a Cuet retired lie of the h,t aeasd
Vte found to BE- aDd Winning the choices. that have
from the hand Of nature
III. Sharnonda!e-A Novel By the Suthor Of The
Deserted Wi-," &c. 8vo paper S3c.
~ A Ho.hers Recompense-By Grsce Aguilar. l.mo.
ciolh IS cents, paper so cents.
'. The ConSpratoT-A Tale. BY A. L. Dupuy, | vol
limo paper cover SO cents cloth Is cents
VI LIES DIc plineBy the author OF "Heoise = limo.
paper SO cents, cloth IS cenis.
VII. Ellen PaFry-A Tale BY ohvias limo paper Sc
cents cloth 63 cents
VIII To Love and 10 be Loved-By the slthor Of james
MoutjOy;" limo cloth 6S cents paper So cents
TX. The Ears DsughIer-By The suthor Of Amy Her
berI" Gertrude" &c limo. paper 50 cents cloth IS eta
Heloise or The Unreyesled Secre,-A Tale. By
Tslyi; limo. paper 20 cents cloth - ceBB.
NEARLY READY.
The Molherir-lsw-B the author OF The Deserted
wife, Shannondaler sc. ais II
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70 RxoakIyn Astronomical > oclety.-NN,odI,ts
LII yeD 10 he members Of The Society generally, I1s
a an who have subschbed 70 s i19oI sus' olo
ArI@ ~ o,beT important business will be holden a. TIE
s,ookyn Female Academy, on THURSDAY ~ EN iIS
Dr., In ~ o'clock A statement will be made Also ~
hp ~ he pre,eut state Of the SOcieys affairs BY
ehs .,uS ~ he ConncL ALONZO GRAY, Committee
ais D. ~ W
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'THE SECOND SERIES OF SAT-

n TIERS COSMORAMAS. cor. OF Thirtecnihst and
Broadway will close the 90 OF May. These works OF Art
consist OF collection Of twenty-sir Views OF Europe,
As;a Minor Syria The Holy Land Egypt Nuba and Ara
ba ard are taken from Mature and panied IN oil By Prof.
satter Admission q cens Open from O'clock In tae
morning I'LL 10 Ia tie evening ali VIVA
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10 TeutOnia Homestead Association Il
WtsT MOUNT VERNON, adjoining the New foih
Home Ipdustral Association, No. "A special meeting 70
,ee,iye members will he held al Military Ha bowefy'
80, snIing.st on SATURDAY EVENING next
'N~ 'F'e JOHN +. LUTHER, President
FERDINAND MUNTEE, Secretary. ,
TIE Pic Nc excursion to the gr0unos Will aAe PsC "
honosy The Plat inst az -
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A COMPANION TO "VALENTINE

IN VOXn-Ths day published. the Third EDITION OF
The Steward, ROmsnce OF Real Life, by Henry Cockon
author OF Valentine NON.n &c, beautifully illustrated
Tbs fascinating w,rk VIVID ad truthful
pcuie OF real lie told st, e OF simplicity aud Pstao worthy o
Oliver Goldsmith. Ath-n9ln
Steward Of Mr. Cockors bs predictions deeply m
terestng plot, brilliant narrative snt 'np casts aad
beagtu style II picture from life ~ Histsf hsnd
iLOuiOn Observer
We bscame intensely Interested this novel; which ~ T. ant
incident and narrative reminds Us s,rosJ OF the car
OF Wskefed The drawn tn ssc .k 81 per
feet that they enlist feelings real he How We
As hypocrte George What oshae deep yany
How the noble trse hearted Old Sir john, hs manly
gay spirited Chars how love gentle Mrs. Waree and tbs
conhdrg Juaus In truth most refreshing BOOK an
n the literature OF the day. LONDON q lsftsry
Price 50 cts ais p Ii. LONG BROTHER - AnnsL
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DOOMS.-Rooms to let in very pleas
HI ant situation in the lower part OF Inc city VIII be
let together or sngy, by the year or by the monn lt
dress S n BOX 555 New.York Post-Ofice. ala lm
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TaVME LAST OF TIE HUTCHIN-

Ut ITO
u SON FAMILY'S Concerts Al Tho TABERNACLE,
THIS EVENING. April ls :, 1851 No pO,tponemsnI on
account OF The weather Admiration IS eaeh, and to
each lady will be given book Of words, luR pub
iished containing the principal songs Of tho Ha,chnsou
Family. 70 commence AZ u O'Clock. ais 10
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DARNUM,S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
1PHE GRAND PANORAMA OF THE

Il WARS for LIBERTY In HUNGARY, UPREk
ITALY ard ROME will be open EVERY EVENING,
corr or Of Broad way aud Walker s Tickets 40 cents
children half price. Doors go al J. 10 eommeoes a.
O'Clock. $40 "
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0ts- Or. J. W. RsdaeId, PHYsloaNoalSr. A
bSrclGy.sl a. llns
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DOOMS.-Wanted, a Psrlor and Bod

DOOMS.-TwO or three single gentle
\ emen or a small family. can obtain furnished rooms
with or without full or partial board with private family
In Thirty frst-st near the EighIhsy hne beautiful and
quiet location were every convenience may DO had. Ad
dress box 1921 ~ Y. POGEOfiice. alb oI'
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NELLOWS' MINISTRIES, AT FELL

d LOWS OPERA HOUSE. 4it Broadway. between
Howard and Grand sta Open every nght during The
week The celebrated ohginSl and well known Fellows,
husues prisng efficient and versatile corps OF
talented and experienced peFformes under ths direction
Of J. Fellows whose Concerts 10 this clay for the last
year been received with The este favor by the elite
and fashion OF this great Metropolis THEFT Concerts co.,
ssI Of Buresqae Italian Opera Scenes, WHY sayings 30
loo Duets ChOruses Dancing aud Rsruae uIs Perform
ances On Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons grand
Concert for the % alton OF ladies' aud families,
commencing al O'Clock NJ. Admssion - cents Doors
open Al a. 10 commence at7i ale
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~ G0uraud's Italian rfedicnted soap II rs
Wei Known Is positive cure for sn, plmples freck "a
sNpoons salowuess roughuess, ard al satin de'ormiues
fooud only A. 81 Waker-st, hrsI door from Broadway
oe~sie OF ui,s u lhs ehrsed cosmetic which 6y
.-ef ssuiugent utterly ruin0us to the COM
eAon. AID by their repesnt qualities Injurious 10 health
Ssssse'f q soulh Thlrdst, Philadelphia 5. Jordan
- "ehngson-st BOsSn ais Il
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY would

n respectfully announce 10 the puotc, that they viii
give Concern the Eleventh Pr-snytensn Church cor
uer OF Fouuh.sE. ard avenue {, on SATURDAY EVEN
ING April lsh introducing their choice productions
aud solicitors To commence al a O'CLOCK Tickets -
cents each, TO be had al the door ais IT,
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DRINTERS.-A young man, OF age,
desires TO place hmsefunder instructions IN good
Book and Job Office. Address W. g. Tribune Office.
p
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- Shruhng Disc0VeFy.-The other day, WhAe
NsAlk VI 'n1 sre-i, We muca surprised BY gen
nen 81 OHeNssy tapping us on the shoulder, whom We
hao !dN pSssN Al hrst We did recognize him but
~brh Or 700 Is ~ wsnled 10 pay Us small bill die
eNer-o u 10 oe Al od eud who had hecu usinS B0sLEs
kecHc hs' I'VE and Hyperion Fluid on bis hair aud
wbeaeTs The ELECT produced va 40 diasreut and his
Appearance - much Improved that We should moi have
who Wish clsuRe imperieeuous Of lhs and we woud
fecommsud 10 purchase these GUcles fBos,op Bse
May bs had ~ A &. d sands lOo Fultau.t Raahtop
Clsrke 4 Co. Is Broadway, VIM. n Cav c. 81
Druggists lhrUug h0ui The Union. klg II
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THEATER, Chambers ct.

I'D REAR or CITY HALL-fhs nearest fhoaief 70
the large Hotels Doors open commence u oelocG
THIS EVENING Aphl 10. will ko performed,
LOVE IN A MAZE.
lord Minever. Mr. Lester Mrs. buchIhorne Mrs husses
TO conclude with tho Farce Of
SCHOOL FOR TIGERS
Boxes Dress Circle and ParqUetts, " cts Family Gree
Is Gu Orchestra seals rs cts Physte boxes - and w.
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sY,HE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT

II TONPORf u beautifully situated Flushing Bav,
within sish; mes ID the Cy HAIL. opposite Harlem, and
half nie iron Flushing Che bay noted for the album
large ard valuable water prvese saa for beauty Of tho
-o.r,,rns scenery unsurpassed. embracing view II
shs VILLAGES al accent and the picturesque SQUAD WITH ITS
nmerous stands 5 lard out IN village lots Of 80 by
s - which vary in price according To location from
SO 20 siss Zach few choice lots rsnala anssld The
sms * sale are $aS the tune q seiec;son aaa the hall
49, ~ INSTRUMENTATION 81 parties whs desare 10 tue
ground an agent viii be Ga board The s'ss@sS s saSs
W. ~ S,,l ne bapp, 20 pay attention. and NJ
tou ssey '"''" JOHN A. FLAMNER.
".y ,s In. No sS3 Broadway, corner az Amifs,
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-At

~ Long Branch. Nsw-Jerey, the Shrewsbury RIVER
containing eight of Land with spacious dwelling
house double pazlas IN front and single IN the rear
consisting Of two parl0s with French windows, sliding
doors n afhle manels black CRATES and walls and hall
very handsomely papered together with two large rooms
and two small second floor attic, &c Connected is an
addition consisting ~ sitting room, dining with
sliding doors and kitchen, &c the second floor contains
three chambers and large house enclosed IN lass
q, the floor small Summer kitchen about forty feet
the house All the usual out ulidngs such =, car
rlag, hon e. barn SC In front the house flower
GARDEN lawn ornamental trees, grapery each side and
a4lor covered with grape vines leading 10 sum
mer.honse There - also apple and peach orchard,
vegetable garden containing The usual variety OF small
NUT sc II l. thIee-q quarters II mile from the village
containing office. two churches. &c two miles from
the hotels the sea shore, where sea bathing 80
great a lnsut, and siN miles from Red Bank, where
the steamers Thomas Hunt and Edwin Lewis ply
daily The place fronts the TNer, opposite from
mich two sleeps weekly 10 the city The house N
neatly furnished and place stocked which can be had If
the buildings and fences and IN first rate
order Possession immediately. TO gentleman of leisure
canno, fail To SUIT OF family des~ous OF estaeAsIhs
first class private boarding house could not hnd place
better adapted Terms easy. Apply TO Or OAf-
MAN. No III F,dTidge- OF of WM MILLEN on the
premiscs s82w.
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COUNTRY SEAT ON the HUDSON
NOR SALE.-A beautiful country resi-

dence IN the town Of Rye within minutes walk Of
the New York and New-Nayen Railroad station al Ma
msioneok nianng about of land with
variety Of peats cherries grapes ard other CAMDEN fruit;
IN fu 'ew of the house The house 40 o. mont and Do IL
deep. with ktchcn attached, and suitable out buildings
The house il finished with hard nails. marble nantes,
sva'es &C Enquire of n rOMpkiNS. No. ISL Bowery.
auSo mrurh&Ss
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,THE BROOKLYN GRAMMAR

u SCHOOL, Henry st cor II Atlantic. all commence
It's 10th Sept Mr Marsh, the Principal has has
an experience II IS years teacher and assisted BY
gentlemen 4 known talent. The rooms are unusually
large and web ventilated. The number II papis limited
Terns 70 $40 References unsNreYuonsble Residence
No yz3 AtlantIc-st. tuIo f"IulhaS'
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NOR SALE on Clinton-av. Brooklyn
ENARM for SALE-Near the New-Ha-

u vsn Raruad Station. IN MamarOnecS, containing 50
acres Inquire Of JOHN J. MARSHALL. or OF the sub
scrlher at Mamaroneck. is lm'l wM. II CORNELL.
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LOTS FOR SALE

III EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD These Lots
are situated on tie WestchestsT se Il the Harlem River
bet xeen McCombs Dan Bridge the II "a B1lze ADy
person ACQUAINTED with the suburbs f ths Cav VII rer
ceIve on viewing the High Bridge Lots tas' 'ssy rcses
great advantages for dences al other Ipci
about the City ah5 that they far cheaper sHy 0er
property as well situated The forthe 8hav Railroad
having been sled by the MAJOR, the road nd -
menced forthwith, and speedily finished fPietse nqslre
and learn the fact TAe fare for the entire et 9Th d hs
ro<d 70 be but 5ceEs The scenery pressated fro al
mos, ever par 81 tins property exceedingly interesting
embracing most beautiful OF laud and water TINS
property also has VIDE front ths Harlem River,
thereby ardng every facility fer boating ali fishing. Tor
MAPS and other information apply to
anli In d 3. WINTON No. n Cedarst cor Of Nassau
VACANT LOTS for ALE-Two Of
the bert LOIS on SeYenih-sV., vess SIDE, between
twenty and Twe1tythrd sts two LOTS on *sr-
y-second-s and Twenty SeYeAth-aT.
fAe improvements making and to De made oa tbs Avenue
and in TIE ycny. render TIA. property desIshs p
plyto f2sft1 Y ". CHESTER - Wau-S
NOR SALE-Murray Hill, Thirty-sey-
Il ven,h-st near Fifth av Tors beautiful location
jy2s 2mTuThSS A. c. McCOTTER, 100 Fulton-st.
MICHIGAN LANDSLIDE sale or ex-
1Vl change 800 Clinton Co. loo IN Eaton. Within
seven miles Of the State Capital. and 100 IN Genesee 20
Inquire az No III Anthony IN the evening az ~ loS
Greene-st. lsu3e lm'l GEO DOAh-
10nIN ILLINOIS.-Wa nted, the Orlgl-
W. nal titles granted to Soldiers for lands IN Illinois,
for services Of 1872 many years sold and lost for
taxes Apply to address II AIATTISON No. Nassau
St. Y giving No. Of lots, &c So In
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Gonscs tOante0.

HOUSE.-Part of a small Furnished
u House wanted ior a Gentleman aud ms Wife. IN
pleasant location up Reference gwen and required
Aldr,Ss : 1ithrnp Office s9lW'
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ANY PERSON desiring to dispose Of
IN purchase Real Estate any aud Of Business
recon neudsd TO call at the y NETWORK REAL ESTATE
OFFICE. No 683 BOweTy. As the charges moderate,
and all Transactions made there satsiactOTy wanted,
above a number Of arms AZ Prices from $500 70 $1,000
also houses and lots m the and vicinity also 20
change houses ard lots Tor farms Applications are
for the purchase ami sae II Hotels and other busi
For further particulars apply a. No sS3 Broadway,
corner If AEty. aul3 In
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DALI. BLACK & co. late Ball, Temp.

ID kins Black having ADDED 70 the second siory u
then large and elegant show ROM nete ma ~
seen the most exirusve assortment 4 solid Silver and ST.
yeG Plated Ware al auy similar ssfNoi>hmen1 IN tae NJ
ted States and D. arrangements having enc tn
rtr ar r~fsfir u Turspe enables hem 20 IL nsh anY
article ;heT lae the shortest possible notice ahd low
ets prices A large Assortment % DaiAonds ptsSoss
ceyed hv arrivals inyoice q I. Cooe1 an1
AdamSs lc Watches, which persons ceSifoA> ~ %
ta,nrnv r-St ate .-.e are invited 70 examine > lw
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NARM near YONKERS FOR SALE

Continuing 10 acres OF which 20 are wood good fruit
and water, the land excellent, situation romantic aud
healthy with view down Long Island. There Is new
dwelling and all the ont houses are very good. The
owner is gong abroad Price 1900 There are II oppof
tuniuas daily, except Sundays. at and cents fares II
lies III miles north Of Yonkers station, and II miles
west Of Bronuliie Harlem Railroad Apply st No 10
Plat st, up stars. 50 wv