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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12
Ran Of.

Some detention in the arrival of the Northern
Mail on Saturday last, occurred from the baggage
and mail cars having run off the track, about three
miles above the Northeast Bridge. Nobody was
hurt, and the amount of damage was triding. The
boat waited for the mails and passengers so that no
connection was missed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12
Cuba-Mr. jefferson.

1t is not generally known that Mr.. Jefferson was
DESTROYS of the acquisition of Cuba by the U. States
which object he proposed to effect through the
agency of his gun-boats, which ridicued so I'M
mercifully by the Federalists.
The late Commodore Ridgley of the u S. Navy,
informed US in the year 1887, that having on one
occasion passed the night at the house of Samuel
Gouverneur in N. York the son-in-law of Mr. Mon
roe, he observed the next morning box ofpapers in
his room which proved examination to be letters
from Mr. Jefferson to Mr. Monroe. A portion of
those letters by Mr. Gouverneurs permission he ex-
amined. and found them to contain plan drawn by
MIR. Jefferson to obtain possession of Cuba when an
occasion should arrive, by transporting an army to
her shores in feet of gun-boas, which should take
their departure from New York. Charleston and 9TH
er Southern ports.
Mr.. Gouverneur is now a resident of Virginia and
can probably enlighten the public with regard to
MIR. Jeferson's plan. For one, we should like to see
his letters to Monroe, this subject, published =
The philosopher of Monticello always kept watch
full eye upon the movements of fl reign powers hay-
ing tendency to affect the interests of this country
and as mere matter of curiosity it would be graft
flying to learn for what purpose and in what manner
he proposed to effect the annexation of Cuba.
CiT HoY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12
HOUSES TO RENT.

CAPT. G. POTTER having given me the Agency for IA
~ renting his houses in Wilmington all persons who I'll
wish to place early, may do by calling the
subscriber.
offer the following for rent from the LIST day of October
next to October LIST, 1882 viz: large and comfortable
story brick tenement Toomers Alley, with Bakery and
Store attached.
One dwelling the of Walnut and Water streets,
stories high with the basement One Store house
adjoining the above The Risley House the 18th
Street. The House and Lot adjoining, Boundary St
Also number of desirable Cottages in the neghborhood of
the Dry Pond A. A. B. SOUTHALL.
Aug. 8. 1851
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S25 REWAR


D UNAWAY from the subscribers, Sunday 3Ist sSx
IN August, negro named IRELAND, about a.
% or 80 years old he is about feet inches high X
black rather stout bushy hair and beard and he leans W
forward very much in walking. He had old suit of
drab kersey when he went off We purchased him from Mr.
Owen Holmes about two years since He formerly belonged
Samuel Aners of Bladen county, and is doubtless Turk
ing about his old neghborhood.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and
confinement in any Jail so that get him.
ANDERSON s. YOUNG.
Wmin rton. Sent. I, 1851 52-f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12
FOR THE LADIES!!

THE finest we'll the cheapest Table Ivory Plated
(and warranted to keep its color Table, Desert and Tea
Spoons Forks; Sugar Shove; Salt do and Pickle Knives
Bronze Candlecks; and best of Scissors Shears, Needless
and Pins.
The above have manufactured especially for my retail
sales, and every article warranted ]. M ROBINSON.
Wilmington. August 90 1851 Stiff
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

INTERNAL COMMERCE OF FRANCE.-During the year
1880 there was transported upon the Seine between
Paris and Rouen, merchandise to the amount of 124-
$4,000 tons. Between Lynn and Aries, upon the
Rhine, 104895,3l3. Upon the Loire, 101, 185, 1913.
Upon the various canals transported 492 100000
The duties paid by goods carried upon the naviga-
bic rivers something two millions of francs
those upon goods transported over the canals seven
millions
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12
Court of Pleas.

September Term of New Hanover Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions convened at the Court House
in this town this morning Justice Jas. T. Miller
nresidinp
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

REMOVAL.
Removed to Mulberry Street. between Front and
North Water Streets.
THE subscriber continues to keep hand large 8E0
i and general assortment of CARRIAGES of -A9gR2
his manufacture, which he offers for sale the
reasonable terms among which be found ROcknVvays
BarOuches, Dunhams, Buggies Wagons, Gigs, Sui
keys, &c. Also, Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere determined not to
be undersod.
N. B. Repairing done at short notice, and in the neat
est and best manner ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, N. c., July 4, 1851 43-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

You've AMERICA" Father" exclaimed the hope
full son and heir of gentleman of acquaintance,
on Friday last, while the latter congratuIatng the
youth upon his smartness in his scholastic studies
the youngster having attained eight years OF age
6 Father, Pm American, amt ?"
Yes, my boy, you are." responded the delighted
parent.
"Well, father, you amt, are you"'
"Not by birth, my son..
"Well. then,'' exclaimed young America, in
thoughtful manner when grow TO be a man, will
be able to lick taro ike you, won't | p
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

New CoTToN-The first bale of new Cotton sold
in this market this season. was received on the 5th
from Mr. Carr, Sampson county. Peter P. Johnson
was the purchaser. at 72scents Quality, middling
fair.-Fayeftevdle Carolinian, 9Th INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12
HATS! HATS, HATS!


NAPS and Umbrellas-FaH FashiOns.-C MY-CR
~ Frs is this day opening at his Hat Store in WILL
mington large stock of every variety and style of Hats
and Caps Fall Fashions for 1851 Be call the Hat
Store of Myers if wish to get something that good
Beaver and Fur Hats of every quality Also, Jenny Lind
and Union Hats now landing from Schr. G. d. Ellis
August is, 1851 C. MYERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

A FAsHIoN.-It is said that the Chuvash ladies'
Russian tribe bustles of sheet "copper" and have
metal ornaments attached, which make great clat-
ter in walking. This is rather in advance of the
Bloomer costume. At any rate it is bound to make
more noise in the world.
Blight in wheat has long puzzled the farmer to as
certain its The last researches in the matter
were made by two practical agriculturists in their
own fields and they report having discovered little
white insect, which eats the root of the kernal and
separates the stalk from the berry. which at once
shrivels up and becomes worthless.
1t is a curiosity to meet with woman who stam-
mers in conversation
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

''The bloom is on the rye,' dear girl,
That song 7 love before me lies,
While that queer dress of thine inspires
To sing, the Bloomers s on the rise
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

THE SAN Francisco VIGILANT CoMMITTEE.-The
Governor of California having issued proclamation
against the summary action of the San Francisco Wig
lance Committee, they confne themselves to the
arrest of accused parties, and investigation of the
testimony against them, they handed over to the
and the grand jury. In almost every instance
the grand jury have found &c true bills' against the
prisoners, and the parties have had their trials and
when found guilty have been duly sentenced accord
ing 10 law.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

eff the gentleman who keeps the shoe store with
red head will return the umbrella he borrowed of
a young lady with an ivory handle he will hear of
something to her. advantage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

COFFEE aud sugar.-20 bags Laguyra Coffee; 20 bblS'
" Sugar For sale cheap, by M. MciNNlo'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12


1t will he remembered that Boston is days sail
nearer Liverpool than New York By adding twenty
hours the passages of the Boston boats have
ry the time they would consume in going TO New
York, without touching at Halifax The American
boats have thus far exceeded all expectations Going
at this rate for two three years more. we can step
on the landing at Liverpool in eight days from Boston,
and by way of Halifax and Galway in less than
Such is steam, J. H. c. c.
An Accommodating Young Lady.-The following
singular advertisement appears in an English paper
''Wanted by young lady, aged nineteen, of pleas
ing countenance, good figure, agreeable manners,
general information and various accomplishments,
who has studied everything from creation to crotch
ct, situation in the family of a gentleman. She
will sit at the head of the table, manage his house
hold scold his servants his babies (when they
arrive check his BRIDESMAIDS bills, accompany him
to the theatres, in walking or in riding cut the
leaves of his new books sew on his buttons, warm
his slippers, and generally make his miserable life
happy Apply in the first place. by letter, to Louisa
Caroline, Linden Grove, and afterwards to papa, up
on the premises
N. B-The wedding finger is size No. a, (small }
No Irish need apply.
Why is the letter like young lady giving away
her sweetheart to another? Because it makes over
lover.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

busy to take of his healths is like me-
chanic, too busy to take of his tools.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

ICED CHAMPAGNE-A gentleman who has been in
the ice trade at St. Thomas, relates funny an
ecdotes about the natives there, and their luminous
ideas of Boston hard water
He once sold lump to a gentleman, who sent a
colored servant for it, with directions to have it kept
for dinner table. The servant took it home and in
siderable discussion in the kitchen cabinet it was
decided to have it boiled At dinner the gentleman
called for it and in high gee for he had drank
iced champagne in the States, and he felt a mighty
hankering for second trial of the beverage
on the outside, grinning like frightened monkey.
"Where is the ice. Sambo % said the gentleman.
ooh! CORY, massa u replied Sambo, II put him
in de pot and boiled him for more than half of an
hour, and when went to look for him he was not
dar."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-12

Why is the letter like young lady giving away
Ter sweetheart to another? Because it makes over
/ lover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
DR. KELLlNGER is and will continue

ITO sslori,h the whole world with HE Magic Fluid iog
fastening and beAuking tho bsr, when hundreds Of DO
srs have been paid out 10 Vsin and all hopes used from
feQueUt disappointment This was the with Mr..
George W WsiUg who had Os OIL his hairs without lhs
shadow Of belief b. commenced using keliugePs fluid
ard before he hsd used bottle hs hair hsd stsed
very lick and fts uuheknown M Dr. aud through he
poieuess Of Mr. R0herJ Brown, " the chjefs sdL
Vt hsvo Mis- geullemsns affidavit corrObOrsged by siK
other highly respectable pesous EhO Rave Known nr W.
Tor ytars Re not only he oenW Of hair bul fine,
curly son ard gosy. % hss OF q yeaTs
ed Que ecntemtn hso bio poTAt taken 10 bald head,
WA I'D from II To - ysNs, aud hss taken With 9
be- Rutfu htsd OF hhf FOr uudenAhe proof 20 hs eau
on Sir J Ms5um, at The Hpp u Riding school, 10 Co.
ussl New-Yorl City SAY the oe'ple are fool, who
buy IRISH pon idle assertion, ~hsn by can se sucA evi-
d5ce "A his and hundreds ~ Others czD be- seen, aud
re are daily banded Ia TILE one csse 10 more hn al
the pretended remedies can show In The United Ss-s
Tie Dr. will forfeit COO n he f.is 10 prove this beyond
All doubt Sold al lhe Depois, $50 Peafss - s1d us
Broadway. (whIe front housel bet" een Otand ADD
Broome sis, where the Or can he daily consulted 10
ree hotties a. 81 each, and ten tunes 90 cheap say
oiher s14 lmrhs&h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
DR. GOURAUD'S LILY wHITp

LIrh's des btfai compound 10 intended 10 % ool.., ~,
noxous nuclss viii have been aeretoors asa n. 49,
for whnetng the cui'els, such ss preo"ed esaS Par
wtits pss-r OF Psis &c Unte toe p rniei sa "a
paursi " biz. sc verled 70 GOURAUos I'll, WnR. 49,
O. licous so'uess smOoihDess bfilhADee p.riers
iie-hte vhhsress 10 The ccmpiexJn Wbeo Bse4 90
the skir bss beer thoroughly washed with 0OURAUns
Ia Mroicsed sosp the sascl 10 urnroos deirss
fui ia the Itis also very valuable for ksn.s-
Win lsrtrr skns snd suf oesrcs- a. u cOnp-l-y a.,
TIE Irritation consequent On shaving AosA-fs sboad -
u,e their babies a. 10 much superior 70 eomaas
posvd@r for thar purpose Is cenisab'x
CCURAuD's Pouirs Subtitle Ertficsies hsb ho,, Ia -
Tr+h.sds uDo-r 100 any psr - ne BODY W,rr.,,s
GOJR IS LicuiO Rouge Tor ps'e ch-ois ~ IA,
r. rFttculsr To hrsr IN mird thai Or FEly soY,
RAIDS rseparatous ~ ohtsirst K-nQip. :, ~,
depot e w slkeriI, Gr,g DOR wes1 o. Bfosasa
mys rAskrs,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
Mcrse's Compound Syupof
MELLOW DOCK ROOr.-We teol

I prompted by every principle Of humanity to maize
know The world the ~o d7nnl ehcaey OF t1is exaor'
dirsfv preparation Thousands have bser relieved or
~, At amount ~ suffering and many ives saved by the us
81 il Its chUowedged by the best Judges OF meflcneo
bee he NEST gsnt ard sautNry preparation row
In use and depnaiive remedy seldom ever eqa.et
Ii stands unrvsled the euro Of ETyeipelas salt ho ums
Canaer scrla and all The various diseases srsitg sOn
an impure state Of the Blood Also al Bilious eompCsb
ard used with unprecedented success IN al cases OF
Female Weakness sod general debility strengthening The
weakened body giving tone to the various org'us and N
yigorang The entire SYSTEM and also for tho cure II tue
Liver complaint Csfarh Dyspepsia H'adach, Dzzipess
Coughs NC Those affected with Chronic Disc ses Of
whatever form will ns is medicine not only pleasant 70
me taste but certain cure, II IL he within TIA power Of
rem edal ents 10 sfec their disease Composed OF
medcite s hspply combined, tend directly 10 give
tor to the sou ach and bowels healthy acoa tha
Liver and ~ whole Gandular System, al NerVou, I'M
liability and pr the nee action OF the Lings mus
rendering Il applicable 20 all diseases of Chronic naaFs
Il purely vegetable and may DO used III all climates ana
al all seasons OF the year -
Prepared ony by C. MORSE & CO. 81 l02 Foun'rhai
ProyideI ce r. and cold by thousands al Over the Jailed
States Cansdss &C HsydOck, Corlies Clay 2is Pear
1t New York General Agents ho om'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
A HOMESTEAD IN THE

~ Clff-An oPpor'enity uow offered. a. that every
man rsy have bis own ne In crishsng city and on
terms u payment fae Subscribed respectfully ces
the suenon Of tbose doing h1tness 10 Nea York an vi
einy 10 The beautiful viltge Of fenperaneeyls SouIh
Brookhp, II mlles hopl The HsmoR Ferry where lols
are offered Il low prices ara payne eta will Be taken by
wseky or monhly insialESnts Thif sele neD "a
well Known that particular dsscriccOa 10 Unnecessary
besides the grounds De appreciated Sod
purchasers uosi rdge cS thensolvs zee loE have
been dsspcsed OF and shca, - dngs already erected
The object OF this noce msrely TO call the ssu doc Of
eehsnes, elcsks and olners the fact tSG IA within
soelt means 90 secure hocse end grounds OF their
own Without going OF 50 miles RON The srest civ OF
New nerk. wcfd 10 The wire 10 sufficient Apply ii
ne reseenee ofthe subscriber The ground
ROBERT 7. SHANNON
hessrs ssonts and Spsdess stages rcn from the Fulton
very every ave mtauses until n o'clock night: stages
also fom the Hamilton ana SSuth Ferries Fsre an
ecnn- myio lW~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

| The Fifth Ward routs on the Tribune Ftice SSVV
1,riv 70 3 sFURTEVANr. 2i5 sOuihst. THIS ro1'e
il not be disposed Otto any one bat regular earlier
no must carry Il hufeh mylo d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
.op cAIE-A Geutleman's residence,

NOR sALE.-A Gentleman's residence,
n .,.,s on The bank OF The RsrIsn River ~ miles
n - ~ New -Buns wick nsudfnR noble ve~
~ 10 v.ey-balt In modem style. win ample room soe
inc udng about tWeOty acres OF excel enl
% ~ hch 4, fue pear orchard and other fruit Aso,
his ice house. and other necessary Outs1dings erect
~ 10 1919 Thsfurnure 10 the dseiog VIII Dc o'Po'ea
OF WIN VIC P''P''"' PEFEa CONOVER,
IN tie city OF New B1nswick, Ne" jersey
myS sIfTh6S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR

sALh-Tho subscriber Ofers Tor sale bis valuable
country seat containing II enure, in four
lO leach having spendtd view of The rvsrl situated
about mile north u the village OF Newburgh, 'front.'
ing upon the nudsoa River. The buildings consist Of q
carriage, ice and bee hOusel &c Ths place 10 covered
with great variety OF shrushSy euTrsns gOoscberrie
rasphsT.es strawberries aud choice frul uees in full
Bearing; besde Ore4l uees OF lony groWgh Snd ever
greens 81 different knts aud FOR richness u soil Ia not
surpassed where Possession 10 suit the purchaser
FRANCIS CRAWFORD.
Nswbargh May :, 1881. ms AwFokS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

ANOLlAN PIANO FORTES.-A new
ZII ard splendid sreroom for the sale Off GlLsER?
CO.'S celebrated Panos with or without the EOan
compartment has recently been opened BY WATERS
BERRY, SS Broad way corner OF Antnonysi, IN add
uon 10 their former establishment a. AL Broadway.
From the greatly Increased demand for the KOlisE
FOrtes end the testimonials In their favor received
from all pars OF the country they they OILY
70 become known, TO take precedence OF al Others.
Prices OF hol an Piano FOrtes from s325 10 s7OO.
Grand PsnOs with and without the Honan.
Secondhand Pianos taken n exchange Pianos 70 hrA
ala I'm WATERS BERRY. S33 and Sf7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

nR. KELLINGER-SIR: Ii is nearly
NJ four yesu stree tried your LiNlhENf f,f me
HEAVEs II has failed 10 cure IN hundreds o. eass
with myself anc Others and IL the only remedy have
been able get that would heat Old Offensive sorea 90 ne
back breast. and worn my horse steady, ogsnet VIZ
sITslp, Ceouses NC SC &c The hair comes In the ssge
color and very fast Yours, truly, J. LANE, Murray nd
Wepss Depots 464 aud $50 Pearst and Of hs Doctor,
476 Broadway 10 large bouef from I'll 70 10 eecn-nom
d. to e8 Dozen cash. sN lon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
WATER CURE.

HUDSON RIVER WATER-CUkE
Establishment 81 Tsnytown within fsw minsIes
walk ofthe H. r. Railroad Depot aud Of tho seamOoS
landing isnow open for The eceotOn OF psilsnls.
my6 ins r. ID PERSON NJ, Physician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
| EAKY ny ROOF PAINTEn -

Liked FOR cert fout win the EevJsrSey Amt,
Corrosive int and warranted This Paint well sdspt
e. FOR outhouses fencing he Sold for cents De-. po1nf
mixed ready for Use, OEce 25S sphngsi near Hudson.
mys lH%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
NOR SALE or To LET.-Charles ISL

and 10 one mile soBihwes from Milford, one OF zoe
most pleasant towns 10 Connecticut and Is connected vim
the shore by brood ssni beach which is dry 81 bali ude
and affords good road for ak bours out OF we've ~
consists Of about 81 he bsst SOIL And Zee ron
rocks which have been removed al great Ihee
are two wells OF good water The garden 10 hled WHO
tree and shrubbeTy there from 90 TO 10 large ohsry
trees on tbs iHnc mansion house s two s0res high
with piszza round the bouse each story tis 50 by d.
with Kitchen HdtOoing The farmhouse 10 about ~ 0y
go two stories high The outbuloiogs cOnt OF eesfn
mvls1w s LOUCKS, II Wal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
TENHRkE MILLIONS of Bottles near

'f1hEh WiLniUtnS -, Heir-
u " OF DR.. KELLlNGERS LlNlhENT have 6scn
n.ed Ia the last ten years making gdeacs IA eve.
~ quarter ofhe obe, sd curing al manner Of tasNes
on males ard females lis fret friends ars 10 heal hhss
been r,ec Tor ysars by Hon Grinnel aod hoassses
Of other, For the astounding proof see Advertise
epi Ia weekly papers This magic nnid res'eea ne eaf
on the old or ycung certain - Il 10 used In med scns
Tor The humsn family the Or has not overlooked Tue 10
hle,t OF sn snimas-the HORSE. HE Linimeni vey
chesp Sold In large bottles from TO 20 and rom ~ 70 y
nsy Dozen c,,h heals all tAeir sores strains poll eva
hrush sc SC wind choc instantly, heSves entirely, ung.
bore curb spsnt I'D spawn Ia their esy sisses add
work The m daily THIS oh ~ article has done rhe
merchants say they sell hundreds OF any oher-ak
Them Me,ss Kipp Brown. Reynolds Il W-srL tie
Murphys ard ell the Stage propreloTs use u Depou -
Pesflst 46t and 40 BrOscws AL lmrhSSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
moo OOOLAMPS, GRAN

90 CU,tVWDOLEs CHANDELIERS, ke-rhe
t,ses. ana rest selected stock be Ouud 10 tais cV
Iso Camphene, Spirit Gas, Phosgeue GA on "lett
es,ses Cbpa Vases Table Cutlery &c ke-al OF Weien
Ill hs sod cheaper Than other 10 the GUY ~
-holessle or retail CHARLES FULLER rs 6resa-
,rtch Al bet wen Warren and Chsmhers sta ~ Hm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
NOR SAFE OR To LET-A desirable

Country Residence possession given Immediately
The House Il Gwo and bali stories nigh With two story
wings Il each end cOBtxnpg tSeve finished rooms and
built in the manner, sufficiently spacious Tor elarge
family with bsrn aud Olhss out buildings, all new
Attached W building is OF ground, well SOCK
Cd with choice fruit and ornamental trees, vines ana
shTubbery embracing every hod usually cultivated
cannot fail please person wishing 10 secure gen
tee country residence The prOperyis beautifully nsust-
ed Al KeBze Corner, Railway, New.JerseY, within 10
minutes walk OF The New Jersey RArOsd Depot a. Ran
wsy ride OF NeNv-YOrk CITY. Tite indis
putahle For further particulars inquire OF GEORGE y.
HANCOCK Al the Hotel, on the opposite cor OF DAWN
X BOyLAND Eco. 2s7 Brosd-.t or Of WILLIAM 5.
WILSON, 10 Bsnksl Newark, N. J. myiO Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
Finch Cara
GAS FILTERS and LUMBERS, 81

Bowesy, New-fo Et-An kinda Of Ga AID Wiser En-
.res MADE 70 order ChAnte1ers fead1nS BrSckets he
hAs tuha Shower esihA Water Clossts &c. ke Orders
SoSl ne County solicited JSsSsR panSEsSy sIlsadsd
te. M sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
SUBURBAN VILLAS. - Among the

~ many Villages that are attracting the notice Of
ciuxens for county residences none oder greater I'D
vaDtsges Than the quiet Village OF Astoria situsied
on Long Island Hell stc ak miles fom the city and
10 accessible al ell hours Of Toe day by sIeSmoosu and
ssges hs proyefbisy besAy, and for beauty Of pros
pecL and variety OF scenery, u cannot be exceled II
eQused fhe varying scenery Of Hell Gaia churches
schools end make With every convenience d city fs
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