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The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va
iue foreign dry goods entered at this for eOnsump
ton, for warchousing and withdrawn from warehouse
during the week ending the 10th inst fN
ENTERED CONSUMPTION
r-..facfures ef Woot-Woollens packages So xl5Sl5;
CLOTH 225,.. tweeds, T. 1856 worsteds o. 1888; stun
goods 1885, cotton snd worsted, $780, S92 deaines,
81, 1909 baregcs 400 l. olo scarf. .i3i
aam.'1' sc 2s hastings alpaca ,s.S
II, I7s7; do. merino, g. lll5 merino shirts 8 Il54
yarns isgIi bindings, & LOST, c..hg 20 5000;
" .ap.s.ry 60, 40 l3l74; other manufactures,
~ 44se-total packages 627, Sl69,539.
Manufactures IF Coaon.Cottons, III packages $780,
cSs eoored cottons a. u s62 prints 24o7 gnghams
49, l2se2 muslins l3 5445 embroidered do, IS lo5os;
accs Is, 4252; velvets, 1l63 shaws 400; handker
chiefs Is 3543 vestings g. 1S4l; aines l6 44i; lap
pets 500 hosiery l2s 1854 gloves lo7 loooi spool
thread, "a 5977; webb, "a lO27 nets, s. LIS; yarn 8,
!5o eedace, 466; other manufactures Of 10, 4l26-
Manufactures Of sR-silks, 100 packages s54s1o rib
bons, S. 43ll laces TO- $500; silk and cotton do 9,
1851; grapes s. Siss: Grape shaws L. lass shaws, g.
2196; silk and worsted do. H. 494l handkerchefs. B
1885, plush % aos2i silk and linen I, a74c silk and
worsted 20. 19o0 silk and cotton 81 1866 boiling
cloth 80 rGSSn qn4gs hosiery 20 sos
8, 1858; servings p l475 braids, !, 1877 trimmings, s.
2lle galloons, T. 44l! twist 2, 1885, frnges, ssi
81 $685. shirts g. 1929 other manufactures Of IL
7.459-total, 52a packages s25l 500.
Manufactures Of F7ar-Linens, $50 packages SOL s04
linen and cotton % 45Ss handkerchief 4 mi laces
10, S276; thread. 20 $685. bobbns 400; other manu-
features Of, % 6,5Sl-tota $50 packages, S12s,lO1
mt a, goods 2ss packages: fea-
22a4 collars cuffs, etc, IS, l225s; shawls H. a5s5;
cravats l077; hose, 4, 1911; gloves B. $780, leather
gloves 81 81 o64 kid do o. $685. pearl buttons. 1852;
grass cloth 2l31 hemp carpeting 4 S33; hair cloth
1854 mating rolls 954 649 oil cloth S. 2j9l-total
1859 packages, sl024S4.
WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE.
Manufactures Of Wool-Woolens Is packages, S9,6Se;
cotton and worsted 2s 4sl2; shawls 52s aannels
L 1lunEn fc atul al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

The March term Of the Court Of Appeals was Opened
yesterday in the General Term Room Of Supreme Court
City Hall
The following Judges presided observation-disclosures
O. Bronson. (Chiefl Charles H. Rugges, Addison Gar
diner, Freeborn q. Jewett, William + Nc Coun Alonzo
C. Paige, Hiram Gray, James Mullett
No. 4-Thomas Hamilton, appellant, against Samuel
White, and another respondent was argued
No. 6-Josah y. Kendall respondent against Edward
ston. rrnelss. was also taken up and the argument
Proceeded with.
There are 1873 causes the calendar, and the court
announced that for the present they should sit from
ten o'clock till three, but would perhaps ut a more
advanced period Of the term have require the attend
ance Of the bar 10 later hour
MARcH 26th-No. having been concluded No 81 IL
now on argument
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Superior Court.

Before Hon Judge Sandford.
March 2G-1he .7stor Wa Ca~.-JY,a. II. .3sor and
eh Executors Of John aeob .7sfo deceased at the suit Of
Dorotaea Lancdon-This suit to test the validity Of
the will Of the late John Jacob Aston In relation TO two
sums II 100000 each claimed by his daughter, Mrs
Langdon having been lodged by her In her father =
hands in trust and which she claims irrespective Of the
property coming TO her under the win Of the deceased
1he proof before the court Is all documentary and Of
very voinnous nature. 1t has however already been
reported in substance.
Before Chief Justice Oakley.
March 26-yeremiah 7owke John Faraey.-This
action Of eectmcnt to possession Of property
situate Twenty fifth street North river known and
designated lot No. 11s The plaintiff claims the
ship under deeds which were put in evidence. Al
icilrupd
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U. $. Commissioners once.

:. u y "
March 26-The examination in the complaint made
against Philip Hayes charging him with endcavor TO
make revolt on board the steamship Prometheus while
that vessel was lying at the port of Chagres con
nued, and evidence introduced by Mr. Ridgway part
of the United states which resulted in the comta Of
the prisoner for actual revolt.
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DUrrY's rLgIp ExrRAcr OF ST. =

rILL CURED -Ds: MURPHY has RsxoysD
h.nr No az Roosevelt street. Chatham ~hsre he 10
" consulted all diseases. Recent eases he curss
bout mercury 10 two 70 four days With unpsrslssa
succss Uis speeisc ~ boz csnnst ks bsAtn N, Bill
,estsp, Dr. y. will forfeit $500.
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mr.. CONyERs, INyIGORATINC CORDIAI Till

I list OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, March ~, 1861.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER HAVING 4
- CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date OF the list In which they are
advertised. LADIES' LIST.
Abbott Mig Eenor Anderson Miss Amber Mrs Maria
Atkinson Mrs Mary Mary Anderson Amie
Arnold Miss Adams Isabella Armstrong Margaret
Amann Nw JONAH Armstrong Eliza Anaeslcy Mrs 3rdav
beth Arlold Mrs. xarua
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SHIPPING.

EoR LivERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ARcTlC, Capt Jas {. Luce This steamship will
WITH the mails for Europe positively "Wednesday
through the freight or passage having
EDWARD X COLLINS 81 WaiIstreet The steamer IA
TIC will succeed .he Arctic and sail April 6 Positively
freight VIII DO received on board after Monday evening"
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-FoR BRE-
ssathsnPtsn, saturday, March At IL oeoet ~ from
s9 in the second cabin SEQ An experienced Surgeon IL
aehed to the ship letters must pass through tie Post
Rasiss sS Il ss hgRy Broadway,
Mail Steamships between New York and Liverpool d.
rect and between Boston and Lverpoothe Boston ships
only calling at Halifax to land and receive mails pas
ffEkkA sit h hERdfA Can't Can't, fyss
AMERICA, Capt Shannon. CANADA. CAPT Harrison.
CAMBRIA. Capt. Leitch.
These vessels carry clear white light at mast head
Asia. from New York. Wednesday, 10Th March.
sir asaa New 9oi Wsdnesd ay sd AE.''
America, :. Boston. "Wednesday, yDth g
Asia, !" New York; Wednesday, 7th May.
s from Ne" YORK OF Boston 70 Liverpool hr'' CABIN
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool, second
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for per-
An experienced Surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers must through the Post Once
For freight or passage apply TN,Rp 20 Broaaxov
French, German. and other Foreign Goods, received
and brought in common with British Goods Through bills
After the LIST Of April the rate oeight by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced
second class passengers taken after first May until fur
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MEDICAL.

Two TENALEs-DR. LAF0NTs CELEBRATED PILLS.
These Pills safe In their effects and highly
prred female medicine 70 he used In ofrregular
ts OhstruetoB k Pull and explicit directions inciosed
FOR sale and John street, West
broadway and Beach street, % Grand aud Allen
streets and corner q Bowe and Houston street. Price,
nts and one dollar perh ox
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PERSIA, Capt. -.
ASIA, Capt. JMdkins.
AMERICA, Capt. shannon.
CAMBRIA

PASSENGERS FOR THE WORLDS FAIR-PASSAGE
L for Southampton and Havre.-The United States Mail
steamer FRANKLIN, Captain James A. Wotton, will
New York the 9TH Of April touching at Southampton
She offers wishing visit London during the
Worlds Fair advantages both the economy time
and Her speed and for the comforts
Of by afoa
passage npply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON 81 broadway
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CrEAMsmIr PRoMETmEUs-IN CONSEQUENCE on


- the superior speed q the steamer PR0METuEuS she
will leave Friday the 18th inst instead Of the 18th. BY
this she will meet Panama the
Independence and Sea Bird which the latter
place the 10th Of April Also the steamer New Orleans
All these shps will take passengers 70 San Francisco at the
lowest rates 81 fare Passengers going through should under
stand that there Is strong competition the Pacific
Those who do not through have the benefit Of this
the lowest rates.
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EARE REDUCED.-THR0UGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
cisco, via ckagres direct and by the United States mail
steamers the pacihc-The splendid steamship CHER0-
kEEIIenry wndle, commander will leave Pier North
river for Cbagres direct Friday March - at clock
Passengers by the Cherokee will with the regular
mail steamer to leave Panama about April Is
| For passage apply to ROWLAND ASPINWALL,
and south street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

CITY PROPERTY.-Tbe Farm known as hoNs0n-
place containing about 30 situate on the SCUM Bay
near the village Of savve Long lsaod, formerly se re-
depce Of CAPT Msrcsns HunsOR About half the ano 10
updeT high OF cultivation and Tie whoie les sop ng
beautifully toward the beach, aud IL capable Of great pro-
ducuOa. ~,
The mansion ia surrounded by extensive and beautiful
lawn well shaded with trees and shrabOery-cOnl-lns
about % rooms IL In good condition, aud has been recently
painted coach hOuses stabng Tor Il horses, one OF me
sTges barns on the Island houses for Ice, milk, coal.
smoking t0Ols &c; cattle sheds pig pens corn hOuss &c
AL on The main Travelled road. al Jul quarter OF mile
from the wafer. with handsome avenue leading 70 tne
beach This Ia undenia6ly very desirable residences
rom It's peculiarly Of soil the purity and abundance OF wa
tar There three wells OF sOh water beside several
springs on the premises) modified sea air--the bamy
bres yes from the beautiful bay rendering II decous cool
ia Summer and quite temperate Ia Sntef These sdVsn'
ages render OF the most healthy locations to be found
There the place young orchard OF about 10 troe
CT Sc ected grated Cult and extensive gardeE hhed
with great variety OF small fruits plants. grapes &c
Same abOunds H. the vicinity and the most enthusiastic
iscpls Of Isaac Walton be ershed 70 his hearts de-
sir with the FISH and from the Bay and trout IN
shoals Oh hs and the neghbOring streams. Manure
or the best quality Is constantly dePosns on the beacn IN
arge quantities. aud therefore costs only be labor OF csrog
From every pan Of he place Is extensive view Of the
Cav and Ocean beyond.
Tie distance from New.YOrE Is about 20 miles Time
hours by Railroad
II not sold entire by he lat OF February II will be divided
AID sold IN cottage lots Terms moderate and most OF tho
purchase money remain bond and mortgage d.
sired Inquire Of y. D. HOWARD. Irving House,
u n Ne"-fOrk
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HOUSE IN LEXINGTON-AV. FOR

N 1sALE.-A drst class brown stone front HOUSE, 2
feet by So deep, built by days work, In the
most substantial amer finished last FALL and has every
modern improvement complete Terms and posses
sion Immediately Apply 20 Messrs hOPPOCk 4
GREENWOOD. Ger. Fulton and Warrington SITS 6flw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

NOR SALE.-The LOT No. 81 Mer-
II cer-st near Spring with the two Houses situated
thereon. front and Also aplot Of Ground At Fort
Hamilton fronting the Bay 60 feet 'front.' ny 400 ieet
deep unEne hroug h rom street TO street Inquire OF L.
N. GLOVER, No lee Broadway, corner of Pinssi up
etaiTsl 6tNN
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MILLS.
A TLANTIC DOCK MMLS.-Indiu

A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indiu
xACO Flour and Indian Corn Farins dried and
fsctured by "SafOrds Patent Processes may he bsss
Of respectable Groeers generally In this CITY AMI Bfo
noian Corn Flour IL designed for making Bread ~
dnes and Cakes snd for mixing with Whesi Rye or sa
wheat Flour and will be found trtsl very s1penGs
ucle. IisTutup In double paPered packages Of bs N
Ia boxes Of one dozen each
"1ndisn Corn FsriDs." entirely new and most 10
cioas article for making POddings Mish &c and viii pvs
admirable substitute for Rice Samp and HO BmoaJ n
article for tho composition Of Puddings this Rshss
rtpdL Tits put up In H. papers 10 b-suufu sye, -
In boxes Ofi dozen each, al the extremely low pnoe
81 ceDis per single package.
Tie above manufactures Of IndiG1 Corn pecul ~
adapted tie Of the INVALID; and experiences sas
mon sTtted that DYsPEPrcs psr Ol this kln.
diet with impuniy the exclnsion OF slmost ove os
form Of food Its daily will improve tbs tigesH
correct The bowels and give tone and energy 10 he WAS
frame
These articles are sold al wholesale BY Messfs Ala
Whutesey, q SOutbsL; J. NJ Hoyt 4 Sons l76 Wssatk
ton-st and OLA G. Benson 80 SOuth-st st the mnls
Consumers obtain Of the Grocers pamphe Of
pages, entitled Remarks on Indian Corn; ts pfes~re
ton and Manufacture, with Recipes Tor Cooking" 'ogeos
with testimonials Of the bi ghest respee ability
Orders addressed to l. BRONSON, Agent. Ars
Dock Mills Company, Nos. H. 49, 10 and - atlantic Dea
Brooklyn, NewYork, III recetye prompt slienroo snas
patch. IS 6mca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

n BEDsTEADS, BEDS, MATTKAS5tS AID FIAT
ERs ever offered for sale al NJ WILLARDS Warehouse,
$50 Chsthamsi OF Mulbenyst The attention Of
housekeepers and others is particularly called TO WPs
patent night and e beds.ead Old beds renovated
cots wholesale ard retail. J23 Inn
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EVOR SALE OR TO LET-The prop

Il erty situated on the North River. foot Of Forysixh-
A. stng Of ten lots Of grOuad with large drying
building steam boiler vais &c suitable for Tanning,
Morocco Dressing, Sknning, or Other manufacturing
esfablshments ApplV 10 PETER COOPER
fSi Ivv1 II Blriing-sip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
REAL. ESTATE

NOR SALE-A FARM Of THIRTY
II ACRFS siius &c Ia N-s -Nsrkel Miid-sex C,1aty
Kew.Je three minutes WA fforn C-n~s Railroad
Dep6 where TIE stop three lines ay sd from
New-iOr distance thrty miirs and being n niles
from tie pleasant village If PlSuhrd The isnd Is IN
high state G curvston. zbune Of ui' and never
falling stream running through th- bresnis.s dwelling
houre, hard stable Hno outhOuses fms hss'ay
situation This would be de irsbs resisncs for auy PEE
scn doing busnessio NV York Also a. Mo1nisn
Wood Land may be hsd II required. Apply 70
EDGAR HARkiOc r Yanosn Il New IptA
TGp VAIL The pfcihisrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

H
~ tyhfths, east OF Thlrday fsvoTsbiy situated Tor
Immediate improvemen 10 thriving neighborho a. at
CURED the whole burchass money rernsn t1r tern
OF years. If well improved Apply 10 }. CRU MbIE ooo
Bowery, cor. Tourist H0E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

NSLong Island for sale exchsngefor City OF Brooklyn
Propery-Simate al Fsrmingdae containing 30 acres all
clear and well fenced and most OF 10 high state oil cu-
aviation The House nearly and c0nisios rooms,
with handsome veTandah in 'front.' Barn n feet by a.
There well Of excellent water at the door II Is Of
fered at and Is bargain such as can rarely be met
with II 10 situated In populOus neghborhood at the
OF four roads where there good opening for
store Church and school house within thes minutes walk.
1t about miles ON Hcksvlle miles from Jerusalem,
miles from Atlanticve and South Oyster Bay, where
there Is abundance OF sea dim FOR manure.
For further particulars apply to JOHN VANDEWA-
TER, on the premises at Farmngdale, 10 J. w.
BRANCH, III PesrlsL back Office, up stairs.
NJ B-The Long Island Cars leave Brooklyn at In the
morning and In the afternoon. 6flwF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

lyon SALE.-The three story and auto
brick dwelling House. with high basement "a Ninth.
M near Tompkns square, the north side; lo 10 feet
Inches in width by half the block The house 81 feet Ia
depth built in the beat about three years since with
modern improvements II has been recently painted and
IL In hstrae order The drawing room IL Is feet by So
The whole house issefuv decorated and well arranged
81 AZ Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

ITO PRINIERS.-FOr Sale, one OF
4 Hoes Washington & Smiths Patent Hand Presses,
with hiking Machine OF recent constucOn GOOD order
and nearly newNo 5, size Of Plaen SO oy PSI Bed, 49,
by 2s4 VIII be sold low, the Advertiser has no use
for IT, Apply at the Printing Once 574 PearsL II lw+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

IN and Attic Brick House and Lot 1913 West Eighteea.h
Eight and Ninth size Of hoose 2oxt nm
iked in modern style with marble mantes sliding doors
ktchen range bath ROOM Size Of lot x92 feet deep
Halt can remain bond and mortgage Fer terms, &c.
apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucnoneer,
.Xlw Broadst.
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PIANOS.

T Il G. FISCHER, (late NUNS IL FIs-
- cHER.) Msnufsetory and WsreroOm ITO Greenwich
o. corner Of Dey. PIAHO-FORTES warranted with re-
Verse bridge and patent ube well calculated for keeping
Pianoortes timed, rep sired ard exchanged j23 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07


MARCUS SPRING IL CO., No. 81
IvI EXCHANGE-PLACE, offer for sale on commission,
Brown SHEETINGs, FANCY CAssIMEREs,
Brown sHIRrrNes, BLACK AND CoLoRED DO,
sHIRrINe STRIPES, BRoAD CLOTHS,
BLEAcHED CoTToHs, Sleeps GRAYs,
Blue DENNIS, bAriNErs AND TwEERs
PANTALooN STUFFs PLAID LINsEYs,
(gyeat rarieyD kERsEYs.
sILEcIAs AND CAhBRIcs, CLOAKISGs,
APRON CHECKS, FLAsNELs,
BSm PRINTING CLOTHS.
TOLORED CAMBRICS.-lO0 cases
~ all colors and qualities for sale At reduced prices By
a. c. B LIZ BARON, IS Pine-sL
DRINTER'S BLANKE'rS-And Lap
4 ping Engrsvers and Roller Cloth, for sale BY
d. C B. LIE BARON. SIS Pinesi.
lOn CASES BLUE and WHITE and
EOOTWO BLUE PRINTS For sale by
eNA CASES ADAMS BLUE AND
~NVORAN0E PRINTs.-superor ia quality Of Wort
and variety OF style. FOR sale by C. 3. LE BARON
sANk CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
SNOINGS, ., q, q, IS snd Sc inch, suitable for
Manufacturers Of Bags and Tho general trade For sale b.
d. c. B. LIZ BARON. IS Pine-si
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DOR SALE Ar EAST-CHESTER.-

The subscriber offers for sale her undivided onesxth
part the valuable FARM In heIOwn OF Easlchester now
occupied and partly owned by Peer Bates Said farm IL
situated directly upon the line OF the Harlem Railroad,
four miles south OF White Plains lying upon both sides OF
the posrOad leading from Esstchestef 10 thu Plains and
contains about 2i4 of excellent land The surface is
rolling and well waered, and is divided into arabic,
meadow and wood land 10 suitable proportions Upon the
premises large and comfortable farmhouse, two
small tenant houses barn and other convenient outbud-
ings choice fruit trees aud number OF eligible building
spots. For particulars inquire Of
JANE VALENTINE, 1877 Henry-st.
f2wA or at l65 Rrontst NewY0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
MEDICAL.

physicians PRESCRIPTIONS dis
n peussd with care, and FAMILY MEDICINES a
superior quAy A. be ohtsiDed al he Drug stores a
bieecior - near Broadway, and ~ EiKhhss nee Ma.
soaPe. spooses. brushes and cosmetics Cappiaf II
Leeehing attended To- Isl I'm L. A ROSENhiLLER
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CO TFT-THE SCHENECTADY

A LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE WOkkS-The under
,,greo Receiver OF the Estate called The Schenectady
LOGON i've Engine Works' lately occupied ~ T. Nor
rs offers the SAID works 10 rent ur term OF years. WIZ
TIE NJ ~ n the lessee 20 purchase the same.
These works sre located IN the City OF ScnenecAay
with convenient access by means OF short lsef Iau
roc m ali the great raroids which meet and diverse
here TIE buildings constructed OF oncA WIZ
slate roof one being 80 feet BY 5nin its rnsasons ana
four ohers Of sim az character Of lesser dimensions al
Manned and erected on an extensive and convenient scale
irrg these are large Iron and Brass Foundry atiern
Soon &c Thu tools and machinery among when 10 IN
ended new Engine OF ga horse power OF tue most
a. rved hud TIE bulldogs located on site 81 tour
sres n land, ard In connection herewith oeong alo
sse on The Erie Canal CONVENIENT for the receipt u coal
Al other freight The competent Judges pronounce
the works In view OF their locality and extensive Aad per-
feet character the most desirable Of any 10 the Union
The terms will be very reasonable and possession can DC
given immediately Dated Schenectady Jan l. lsol
no 3aw4w A L. LINN Receiver, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07
NACTORIES with WATER POWER

FACTORIES with WATER POWER
Il TO LET-In the town OF Haversuaw, Rocksud
County about half mile from the North River aud only
9e es from New York large enough 10 employ 500 men,
with two oyershot wheels y feet Ia diameter by Is
feet breast In separate buildings The wsterpower Is
orhy the attention OF any person wishing 10 engage In
manufacturing from is healthy loo alton and close proXim
y 10 the civ II has been occupied the past FIVE years by
Messrs A. L. Higgins carpet factory, and well
calculated for cotton or wooden machinery Tue buildings
viii be let separate. Inquire Of L. PECK SON, n
Cliff St before IL O'Clock A. 81. l& I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

NOR SA E-The new three story
brown atone HOUSE. 1876 Cinton-st South Brooklyn,
built in the most substantial manner, finished complete,
with all the modern improvements, having water through
out baking rooms gas, furnace, &c Fvesixths OF the
purchase money may remain bond and mortgage for
term of years. with the privilege OF partial payments APP
pheauon may be made TO the owner on the premises rom
Sto p M II lw*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-07

.or STORES 10 ne erected IN tho vicinity ~ tuton
and GIN ST. -ch about . feet front by 100 Lsi IN dePh
o. lie iOfs Of each store can he connrcr ~. ~
he Ind or thrr- sides being excellent iocalon
Tor an extensive Printing E.shshnenL Type Foai ary OF
sIy busins requiring large premises snl penny 81 sn~
Aeply Ia A s. LYON, lSl Pesri-st from - clock
IL 2Eruds
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SALE-TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFAC-
TURERSi-There IL offered for sse or 10 lease one
Of the valuable Water Privileges in this stats EnOwn
a. EVANSVILLE WIRE MILLS" one niii- from Peeks-
hill Ia the Oi Cortland Westches-r County, ana but
few minutes rde from tue Peeksk Depot 81 lhe hOd-
son River Railroad.
The water wheel is large snd powerful being . f-et 10
diameter, and for which there Ia Toll supply OF ~a-r lne
year round.
Upon the property Reseryo covering near q acres
and sufficient TO supply The Mil ID rs utmost capacity TWO
months in Gaze of severe dTOsth The buiidngs are
large aud substantial aud we'll adapted fOr Paper To-
bacce Mil, or any other business requiring s,ge upper
rooms Tide runs al the Mil doors aud all STOCK
can be delivered and taken from the MILL al cost OF
two shllings per tun 10 the Peekskih Dock
On the premises and within few rods OF the nui -
large modern built House well finished and capable OF ac-
eomodaiDg so BOsrders; in fact the property IS all can
he wished fer apy extensive manufacturing business The
machinery now USE and which Is in hrsl rate order 10
eHpable of turning of Of Finished Wire per week
The property win be s)ld leased, with or without the
machinery Possession given by the LIST OF May next APP
plcation 10 Do msde The subscriber on The premises
WILLIAM EAGLETON
Annsyile Wire Mills, Jan. e. 1851 Hlwf