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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-12

TH0MP SON & cos WESTERN EXPRESS.
y fs ts @47 Main-Street " Orcester.
y sxRaN.m ~ m GOODSFORwARDED TO sprlnr
essa'TsaSF 49, field. Westheh, aud Brateboro.
w a. @SI7fTSi Hartford and New Haven and Mi
- - intermediate places on The Western
Hartford and New Haven and Connecticut River Raj,
roads.
lG-T DRAFTS, NOTES and BILLS collected Mt any of
ue above named places w. DIXEY Jr Agent
Worcester. March Ia. dr.
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For Sale a Few Days Longer, Only.
HE greatest Bargains win be given TO all who are in
and Gloves stock be sold within few DAYS ~
get room Tor new Spring Goods We are making extensive
purchases now 10 be ready in with an entire new
stock Of Goods therefore shall sell now all The stock ON
hand without rer ard 10 cost. Va
MYERS, BAMBERGER RosENBLATT.
III Don't mistake tn No mas
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and Worcester Railroad.
F@ss Es55 So -. -55ss!s5s.s1
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT and after 4pr. z, 1850,
TRAINS

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-OH and after Apr Z, 1880,
TRAINS
Leave Providence 7.l5 and ll.30 m. and $50 pm
Leave Worcester at as and II am. and pm.
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with coaches fer
Milford and hlendon; At Millvle with coaches for Sa-
tersvle AT Whtns with coaches for East Douglas and
Whitu svile; at Fanums with coacheslor Grafton Gel
ue N E. Village and Upton at Worcester with trains cr
Western R. Road and Norwich and w. R. r., and Wore
and Nashua r. r.. AT Waterford with trains OF Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, sc.
The lis train from Providence, connects Worcester
with the Express train for New York. aud the Accommo-
dation for Albany which leaves Worcester at $50
A. NJ =
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfeldhe same evening.
The l30 train from Providence connects at Worcester
with the Express train for New York which leaves
cester at4P. NJ.
The II AM train fromW Worcester connects Providence
with trains for Boston Taunton, Fall River N Bedford
Also, with Steamboats, for Fail River and Newport
The M. train from Worcester Providence
with the Boston md NJ Y Steamboat train for New York
IT TIE 745 and II AM trains do stop at Hamlet.
O. The $50 and P NJ. trains dc stop Ashton Oh
Hamlet ISAAC Ii SOUTHWICK, Supt.
Providence, Apr. !, 1851. apr5-dwtf
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Building Lots,

carriage Sign and Ornamental Painting
d&E q fI'IIE subscriber grateful for past fayors
NSN%JMZ Il would respectfully inform the public
kT0fX- hat he still continues the above busines
- 49, the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET
& NAN, where he hopes to merit increased continu
Worcpp a,a"" ms DEXTER RICE.
'ei' Dec ~. DIFF
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For Sale

For Sale
n ChGAN OF coed tone, with fonr stops handsome
Mahogany case and in ail respects desirable insri
niel me above is well adapted Tor parlor or small
cnueh and will be sold very reasonable terms For
vWhlch apply to BETSEY CONVERSE on Ashland Street
" orcesIer, or TO CIiAS. Il. CONVERSE No "a North
A0' 81 DOS on dti Worcester. Sept II
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norwich and Woroester Railroad,

NorWlch and worcester Railroad
- -. - @ less
SUMMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arr Z, 81,
PASSENGE Err TRAINS
Leave Norwich at 6 and ll.3O am and $50 pm.
Leave Worcester at $50 am. u m. and $3.50 pm.
Leaves Allyn's Point at about / am.
Leaves Worcester aeabont los pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at am stopping at at all way stations
the road.
Leave Worcester at 6 am, stopping as above.
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston and Worces-
ter Western, Providence and Worcester, and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains out of Worces-
ter is formed by the Steamboat Train.
O. Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford Provi
dence and Fishkll Railroad and the New London, Will
mantle and Palmer Railroad.
o. EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston IL NJ arriving in
New Y DIRK next morning.
An Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master or
Other authorized receive it before the Passenger
takes his in the cars
Baggage viii not be taken include money! merchandise
nor other articles than those of personal use
higher value than Fifty Dollars given of that
ftct and price paid the Company will hold
/ SELF liable beyond that amount.
M baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in the Passenger or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets the Station Offices
JOEL W. WHITE, President
apl0dwu N. d W. r. r.
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WORCESTER R0OK-BINDERY.
w Sh. ALLEN, Book-binder and Blank HOOK Man,
,a ac,urer NO. 93s MAIN STREET opposite the sny
Uuce. famphiets &C., boundm a worhmaniike msnnry
oo' dll-nnY07
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

rAMPHENE.-Best quality CAM
NPHENr for sale hy the osr-el. ~
peSti DlErZ. BHOTHER 60. i3t wilh4n-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
4 SHORT ANSWER to VIM. JUD-

4 N SON and the RUBBER COMBINATION.-F the
past month the papers have eeDej with fIesA appF ot
false and uarlous attacks agans. II H. DAY ani his his-
all erna1ains from Wm Jud~ln. the sgeas partner
ard counsel Of the Rabh-r N0nop1ists Legal OplliOe
from such source %; course noS worth ans~erng AL
his abuse - equally cOn,enptihle.
Fring this. he speak for the COmbi-
nation of Rubber MonOps and threatens % prOSec ,e
my customers ihey dare g. buy goods from Day Tins
TOO old trck % be patented. and the pubic can't %
gued ans longer The best gods vii command the MAJ
ket and If the Comhnatlon do really make Their goods
According 70 Godyears Paien all their threats Will not
make Their goods sell prevent <tners from buyln,
goods which not made according - GoOdTears glue
aIG u.olaSses patent
For The past four years these wholesale msnOpozers Of
the tights o." The people ho ccctItloa % threats
OF the law have daily gwen oct tha. Days tine had come
that he could stand any longer and yet ae Is N hand
ready and arle - nana bis nights In the only
wtch the Coordination ever dared - h-lng - tri.
they were beaten aud Day verdict but ne has not
heard yet that they have pad the c0Ss for which tae
sIreties ars liable
Let them hrng Their actions 20 tral and promise them
Law and Justice 10 their hearts content
Let them come into Court II they dare Their pufs Of
then goods and herthrea.s nv customers
equally van. TIE public are tired II such hunbug.
VISIT X II DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
MEDICAL.

4 CHALLENGE 10 the WORLD
vii forfeit $40 60 and pay the sane % any chsta-
bic institution all other ARTICLES that HOOD tsc
market Salyes Liquids. under varoIs cossonea OF
Pam Erteninaios. EKtractors. Oniments. kiieTS &c
been performed by
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
IN What reported ~ pnnied pamphlets A. The
"HAGUE-ST. EXPLOSION CASE :"
and ohlgate mySeif % paw $ 900 % party
~he prove shat there word OF un;ratA n thai
statement.
READ Ir-An ye who have charge Of steam engines for
may you' lives and the hves of thousands IT others
CAVToS.The pu lie 5 cautioned against base counter
els II Save. under the old wrapper Buy therefore,
DAlIEl'S EXTRACTOR Ouy the present new
wrapper snd enlarged boxes. Mind the em6lems oa
the new ~gapper-Sun, Triangle, Serpent Dove, Lon
and Eagle.
See the punted circulars
DALLEYS ANIMAL GALVANIC,
certain cuck. and falg remedy for the cure Of
Poll evil gal, hum0TS. bruises, swengs br0Seg
knees. sc. II DALEY. Inventor and Proprietor.
Jyii lmNNFS3,e0vWh as Broadway. New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
CAUTION TO THE PUBLICAN

" vncanized white Ruboer well As black ana other
colors not stamped 6y Horace II Day. " "GOODfEARS
PATENT according t0 his covenant IN hls license from
Gooiyesr Infringement Gooiycar's Patents and
al dealers purchasers of these goods - Ialy Ia
he tTespassers upon GnodyearS acknowledged rights
With Horace II Day himself the Maker # such goods and
vii be prosecuted acconiIngly DAY has license from
Goodyear make ShTrcd Goods only. and a few small
articles by paying ta Goodyear OF three cents per
yard, equal about two mills each PAIR Of Congress
Boots while Day himself charges ten cents per for he
working shoemakers. All the India Rubber shoes
made by Horace II. Day. infringement up1l
Goodsear Patents and al dealers thereln render ther
selves liable in damages 70 Hr GOODYEAR. the Pa
teatee.
In behalf Of Harvard Rubber Co, Newark I 4. Co,
l. Capdee. Ford 4 Co and others leiSU
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
JEWELRY, and SILVER

w wARE-A very srxe assortment Of the as~sss
s<ys Of rcA Jewel Of even pattern hae sod and silver
l.e.' and Watches, and Silver Ware Of the
standard OF dollar AZ ve<y o-ierats Dnees can ee oInd
att " PACHTMANNS Jeweiy Ssore ~ Canal"
watches Jewey xnA Silver Ware male e. sne< aad care
fulr repaIrrd Cafosaia Goll tskea N sTchaa<s, aad
-n.i. ~ ;, cr,3.r gyir in'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
OCEAN STEAMERS.

rNOR LlNERPOOL-Inited States
4 Mail steamship ATLANTIC, Capt lanes West. vii
uostysly sail for Liverpool on NFSD Al, August 8.
at Y o'clock NJ from her beith, at the foot OF Canals.
No berth secured tlll paid for.
For IRE ght passage, having unegualod accommDda
tons for elegance and comfort, apply to
FDW'D x COLLINS. 81 walst
The steamship PACIFIC. Capt T. Nye, Will succeed
the Atlantic and sal saturday, Aug 10, At u onllcs
NJ JyaS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOR SALE-In Monmouth Co., N. J

u aHOUSE and LOT. on the Post road from keyport
and Mddlctown Pom, to Freehold The house D
with store, all IN good condition Also three
Of Land smalc for early vegetables Strawberries
SC It's well stocked with small fruit The above proper
" good stand Tor Grocery Liquor store Ii is with
half honS TIde of keyport from which place steam
boats ply twice day. Price 500. Part can remain
bond and morgage-ue perfect. Apply to J. KEY. Al
Ne Marble works. $50 lirccnNCn-St tv26 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
DRJLLJANT DISCOVERIES ~

brilliant DISCOVER rs - The
Decapltation of Thos Ewbank, Esq Commissioner OF
Patents the executive OF Day smOS wonderful
dicoveres d" IN honor of which he Select Dinner
Washington last Winter This discovery however, was
imaginative merely.
The payment Goodyear 1917 Of s. 1000 for license 70
under Good years Patent which Day has only lately
discovered of use great discovery, but made too
late to benefit HIM.
Days offer so reward for the conviction Of mfrngers
on oodyears Patents which he himself had been the
chief and the only nfrnger, brilliant conceP
ton Of Day and undoubtedly original with hlm
discovery Of GoodyeaTs secret of vucanzng
Rubber full before hs application for his Patent there
at an expense Day IT ony $50 paid who had
learned Goodyears factory, brilliant
hbuon Of inventive genius and affords striking proof OF
how closely Inventor VIII sometimes follow upon the
heels Of another iyl5u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
VACANT LOTS for SALE.-Two of

' the best LOTS on Seventh-ay., west slde, between
Twenty second and Twenty third SITS two LOTS Iwen
y-second-s and Twenty rst-st., Seventh
The improvements making and 10 be made on this Avenue
and in the vicinity render this property very desirable Ap-
ply to (26ftf1 T.. W. CHESTER, 81 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
COUNTRY SEAT on the HUDSON.

N-For sale Farm Of abou; so acres IN the village Of
Hastings n miles from the city The house IS new but
Of the substantial manner IN modern sy
with thirteen rOons and las Of the most commanding
views Of the and dacent scenery IL unItes unusual
picturesque prospect win convenience and retirement
The grounds are N the finest order well supplied with
great variety Of The whole part Will be sold on
application to the proprietor the premises a Hastings
on the Hudson. New YorS ALLXANDER BRINE.
tyD41 1atSlv
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOR SALE-On Bergen Hights. aud

about mile and halt from either the Jersey CITY
Hohoken ferrcs-siN acres II LAND lying opposite the
Court House. and between the roads leading from those
ferries TO Newark AID their intersection at Bergen
Corners This land has front the jersey CITY road
aud omnhucs from the jersey City iery pass at all hours
piece "a laud of tins and easy Of access a
all times the lower part Of the city and well adapted
u building lots cannot Be found. Apply t.
ly233ls X EMERSON. 81 Wallst.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
LNOR SALE-A splendid FARM, of 1875

Il acres cf choce land, high state of cultivation
TaTTytown, wHh fine view Also, smaller
Farms tina, vicinity, and near Dearmans Fine, cu'I
vated and we'll fenced Farming Lands Long Island, at
$50 Also. large number Oi Farms IN different
locations varying ln quantity. from four to two thousand
priccs ffom 81 to $1,000 per acre. Also Building
Lots New-Nork, Brooklyn. MhamSburg Staten Isl tnd
Dearman PieimOnt aud New Utrecht and largo mum
Der ofiouses this aud surrounding places Apply Ia
WATKINS HlNE,
iy266t Real Estate Agents, 6jt Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
THE EW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
u limited STATES MAIL STEAMERS-rhe shpe
comprising this line are tho
ATLANTIC, Capt. West, PACIFIC, Capt Me-,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALIis, ClP Cons's'

z
ADRIATTC. Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built hy contrast expressly H
Government care has been taken IA ihef "a
structon, also their Engines 70 insure strength AA
speed and their nccOnmoda1Ous Tor passengers are ~
slualcd to elegance comfort. Pnce Of passage nos
New Liverpool $50, exclusive use Of ostfs ss
state rooms sJyj from Liverpool 10 New York Sd "A
experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship no berth cas
b. secured until pald Tor The owners 0f these shi~ VII
De accountable for gold silver, bullion, specie. I@weI
precious metals unless bills Of ldng are ssssa
E.r.l., auJ the value thereof therein eFur.ssed
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
EVOR SALE in ELlZABETHTOWN

u New Jersey. two conyealen'ly arranged and pleas
sas HOUSES suitable 10, ihe deuce OF gen.
ss,l fxmsex The lots each 10 H. front and rear and
so Il deco fronting ON streets With abundance III
fruit ornamental anil shade trees. Sc Immedl.te p,s-
ssss.os sIyes il desired Aaply to J. s. BALDWIN, "a
Pm 4. ~ u 4 L. 81 THOMPSON. k'ifahc'aio~a.
N,e3ws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
Alark, New-Jcrsey. by the
NEW-JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co
This Compan, prepared 10 furnish supply OF thelr
valuable
ZINC PAINTS
which have been found after several tAI, p)th IN
Europe and IN the United States, to retain their Original
heauiy and protective properties. superior 70 any o'her
Pant whatever. Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
purely OXIDE o Znc and warranted free roin al
adutcraon whatever Il has poisonous properties so
Objectionable 10 the health of families and woIkmen IN
other Nuds of pigments
1T WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed suphurOus mephtIr exhalalOns, or
even when shut up close room, nor II affected by
pictures hung on walls coated with Il As outside
PANT wIths,andS the changes OF weather better than
any other not being liable 30 turn chaky - cIunOe
and Tnb of IL may be worked with any color. OF with
and OIL with yarlsh instead Of ol thereby svns
the Justly celebrated porcelain finish
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND coll
ORED ZINC PAINTS, which are beyond question with
ont any equal for coating roofs ships, outh0uscs fencing
ard all other metallic surfaces They are u pure
METALLIC OXIDES,
ard unaffected ty salt water other exposure less
than any other paints within knowledge.
Iron and other metals Do not oIidZe when coated wth
them. and they remarkable Tor their nreDroo prop
eTtles.
Dealers supplied ou liberal terms by
L JONES = co, Agents far the COMPANY
WI SIN . Beaver-st.. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOR SALE-A BARGAIN.-One o,

y the most desirable Drinking saloons IN New-YOrk,
near Broadway pnce $1,000 ,spenddy furnished through
out eight ten parors and rooms and valuable lease.
Reason for selling, and other information viii be by
addressing &" HOTEL, AZ this Office iy28 3t'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
ITNION TOWN.-The new Village of

~ Bpon Town in the Township Of Hastings opposite
PIermont the Hudson RIVER laid out IN LUIS ~ p'
ton from $751; $50 each The terms OF purchase are 50
the time Of selection and the balance IN monthly install
ments Of $40
The surrounding scenery truly beautiful and romantic
and the location admirable Union Town being Of &c
cess by Railroad Steamboat. renders one of the most
desirable places for residence for those who have business
In the city ons three miles above YOnkets. near the
landing at Hastings and adjoining the Railroad For nlr-
mation. maps. sc. apply To JOHN A. FLAMMER. 70
Wooster st dOars from Auty Newly York and at PE
TER LENZ'S Store Iil-tiOgs Landing Depot Jy23 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

&. A. BURGESS. 25T ErOu;-s New-York.
II y. ALDEN, 30 Massachusetts, Rlcck, Bostoa.
WJ y. ALDEN. On the premises
B-h not sod betose the soth OF August. the above
yvopey viii be lessed Those desrous Of specins the
premises reach WILMINGTON sixty hours rom New
YORK b. the New-Yorh and Ere Railroad NJ small ex-
IN snw6y MThs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

&TEAM POWER to LET.-Three
NROoMS ice " as feet with steam Power Inquire Of
Hlf & 81 SIMONSON. lsi Lewis-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NARM FOR SALE.-A very valuable

FARM Of GO acres, Of which wDod iand aai win,
IN two miles Of Paterson. New-Jersey and ten nh1ies
wak a the railroad. upon which two story d"eiIns
horse sne all necessary outbuIldings nearly new young
orchard Of ehoice i Said Farm uni hyn stie
Of cultivation and finely vered, and well ai17,ed 20 s'a
zng or gardening purposes For further particulars IN
~ near Broadway. VZF'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
INDIA RUBBER.

INlON INDIA RI BBER COMPANY.
u Warehouse 70 NASSAU-ST.. New Yors ofr.r f,r
sale every description OF GOODIEAR'S Pa.eni Ms,sIle
India Rubber Goods cnaipIlslns
Cuats all styles. Arm, and Nsvy Breast PcrnuS
Cloaks and Cspcs. Goods. Syrnses
Pouches. Fire Buck kets anl Gents M.t,u-
LegSns, PIls. Rubber ShOe,
Horse Covers. Piano Forte Govern, LADIES' 90
Horse Boots, Crumb Cloths, ChlldrensF A,
These goods all HGr-rrfeG u0t 10 decunDo.. o -,
by Hea;. OF become rgid BY cold.
JAMES BISHOP. President
WARREN ACKERMAN ycs Pr...dsa.
psi 3m N WILLIAMSON. Treas arst aai SscST'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
BUILDING PLOTS in UPPER NOR

lDRIsIANA-Thst beautiful tract Of lano snoTn - ~
.he pronerty OF MAJOR owry lying contiguous to the depot
At Cpper Mossiara which has been surveyed and ad
,u, In huildluV p J. presented for sale on the same plan
:, ss nuyDed so successfully with the villages Of Nor
rssana and Faru Twothrds Of the subscribers are
alreay obtained AID the list Of August has been iLeo upon
Tor dtrsutop OF lots among the subscribers Therefore
but short time Afo ded for persons 70 avail themselves
of opportunity 70 ODtaln building pot une
suaIed IN the vicinity " New York for beauty, salaoy'
md the very mode pnce alfred u the several lots
Maps circulars and yroe lists be obtained AZ morgan
4 "a r. POI pear 81 X l. Akerly, corner Bowery and
- 80, cts - ~ WIN JARVIS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28


EATECHISM ON BEAUTY.-Ques-
uon-what does every person admire
AuSweT--PeTSOnal beauty.
Q-HOw can this be acquired II not natural
A-By uSlEg means provided by Nature.
Q-ll0w shall we acquire knOwledg Of such means
A-By learning from those who have studied.
Q-Mho has gwen these subjects the most attention
An. LANASSE. the French Chemist and Cosnetci1n.
Q-HOw does he lmpaTt his knowledge
Ale has printed a small book called SECRET OF
BEAUTY, or How TO BE HANDSOME"
Q--Can he learn US how 10 make brown SKIN t,iT '
Ayes, and To remove TN pimples, freckles. &c.
Q-Can he teach uS Ia smooth the wrnkled sklnf
A-les and 10 make old persons look Young again.
Q-D,es he teach how to whitsn brown teeth
A-Ies, and harden diseased gums and sweeten the
breath
Q-Can he soften and beautiiy harsh stiT hairl
Ayes, and make II grow pfotusely
Q-Cau he promote the growth Of wlSkers, &c
Ayes. and hasten the growth Of musta1hes
eCan lie remedy dim eyes o. help the sight
Ayes. and make the dull eye sparkle bright.
Q-Can he color the hGrl
A-Yes. any color wished can be PROD uced.
Q-Can ne tell how 10 have red cheeks and lips
A-Yes without fiil also 70 remove superluOus han.
Q-has any person tried ms plans
A-lcS thousands trying them and lll are pielsed
Q-Are the articles he prescnbes safe
Ayes, perfectly and very cheap too
Q-Wherc Is the Secret of Beauty" sold
A-At l0i NaSSau-St. corner of Ann.
Q-What Is the price
A-Only ST. 1t j. sold under seal. ~,
~ Remember the name. " SECRET OF BEAUTY, or how
TO BE HANDSOME. By VI. LAVASSEE French chemist,
&C Jye6 6t'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
CTRATTON PORT.-The new village

kCof STRATTON PORT. situated within eight miles oi
the CITY Hall opyOsl-e Harlem the Flushing Bay
noted fr wild fowl fish AID clans, only half mile norm
Of Flushing u laid ont IN beautiful BUILDING SlIksI
50 by 100 feet each Some the Lots undspDsed
Of and many choice selections get remain unsold ihe
prices according 70 location, are as follows VIZ All l,s
above East u La Fayets-s 50 all lots between La
Fayette and High s's, $40; all lO. between High and
Amelia sts Siz3 all lots between Ameila-st and College
ay $3.50 all lot. bet College and the Bay, 10
The corner lots held advance OF $l5 over the
above Prices Conditions Of sale are S2j al the ums oi
purchase and the balance monthly isalments Oi $40
Connected with the prooey the finest water prveses
extending about half a mile The scenery surrounding
nnsurpsssed, embracing a view Of Flushing. Newtown.
Rker Island MorsaBa YORK Island. and the Palisades.
with West Point and the Caskill Mountain COmmunca-
ton NAV be had several t'nes daily For Information.
Mans Ec apuly TO JOHN A. FLAMMEK.
iya3 twhs rs WOOser-si two doors from Amliy.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
INSURANCE.

DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
u of the City Of NewY 'rk. Office l73 Canal-s (PeO-
pies Bank Buqding.l sasures Buildings, Msrchandse,
Household Furniture. Vessels IN Port and their cargoss,
against loss damage by Fire the most favorable
tsrms. All losses promptly al sted and paid
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah TeTbe Gideon DE Angels, Charles Pierson,
freeman Campbell, j James ) Brouwer, VIM VI Wilson,
John W Lewis, Il c. Stokes, Abraham Leggett,
John p YelyertOn, JOtham { Meeker, Matthias Cl1fs,
HenYIS Terhell, VII Corning, Thomas Williams.
DAVID ID Crane Solomon Banta, Edward r. Clark,
joan Mace, Charlss Crane, Mortimer Brown,
George Y0ungs, George Warner, RObt &. FOOThIes,
CONS Stephens, Christopher Gwyer,P. J Bonesteel,
Simon Shlndler, William }. Buck, Alfred Barmofe,
Edward Nelson, John MOneypenny, Chas II. Mclntirs,
g. n Hubbeu. Geo ID Cragn.
JEREMIAH TERRELL, President
HosSs c. LBosARD Secretary iy23 imMWsP
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
SPLENDID SITES for COUNTRY
~ an MECr MnppISANIA AIT

we'll known and dcsiIabe property belonging TO WM n
MORRIS Esq situated about one mule north Of AXLE VI,
bounded ON the by the HARLEM RIVER and on the
by the Railroad offered for sale IN plots To- SUIT
purchasers and under such restrictions calculated
prom the prosperity and the responsibility o
the place To persons wishing to erect neat Cottages the
present season this property viii be sold thirty per cent
cheaper than any other property hayng equal advaag
in the vicinity uf York For particulars apply at 3JJ
Broadway or the Land Office. Mornsania Depot where
a person Will be attendance to accompany parties 10 The
ground the arrival Of the which leave the City
Hall at T. 10. ~ O'Clock A. Nj and o'clock NJ
iyN Tvs n M'GRAW. Agent.