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Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ADJOIN

tion.On Thursday, the Odd instant shall sell ut my
auction room at the Of 9th street and
avenue o'clock p n part Of square $780, fronting 346
feet New Jersey avenue; each lot having front of
thirty feet running back suitable depth. The above de-
rbed property fronts New Jersey avenue between north
aud Streets which is being graded and paved the
bridge is finished. Owing to the immediate proximity Of
these lots TO the Railroad Depot and the prospect their
great business location by the grading of
New Jersey and other streets nersecng will
any render the above described property valua
BILE In the District and such opportunities for investment
Terms 0nethrd cash; and the balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months the purchaser giving notes. sasac
torily secured bearing interest from the day Of SOLE
plat Of the property be by calling at the store
the subscriber, or Mr.. I. Crutchett A. GREEN,
jan I'D Auctoneer
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

The new steamer United States will make her
nrst tr'p to San Juan and Chagres on the goth
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
DAILY TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 10.

AS-Omce ON Psnnsylvania avenue, south
side, between FOur-and-R-half and Sixth
streets, opposite Franck Taylor's Book
stOre.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
BIRTHNIGHT BALL OF THE FRANKLIN
FIRE COMPANY!

At Jackson Hail. January 10, 1852.
rT,HE COMPANY in announcing this ball to the public
would respectfully state that they have made such ar.
rangements will insure the pleasure and satisfaction Of
all those that may honor the Company with their presence
The Company pledge Themselves to spare neither time
expense TO make this Of the best balls Of the
The best coon music has been engaged for the occasion
HS- No hats will be allowed In the room.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ades--to be had
at the usual places Of either Of the managers and at the
door on the evening Of the ball.
MANAGERS
John III. Sossford, Il. McCubbin,
Joseph Williamson, James A. Cooper,
Charles Garfield, Lemuel Williams
William Mem. Payne, Thos. j. Edmonston,
William Cammack, Adolphus Ecklof,
A. jackson, Charles Mcdonald,
A. H. Voss Robert II. Doyle,
William Durr, Charles Holbrook,
Thomas J. Fisher, Anthony Anderson,
VIM III. Fanning Thomas L. Martin,
John T. Mitchell, II. Edmonston,
James King, William Dewey,
b. w. Brown, John White,
John Hough, ID. West,
James Reese, O. Ogle.
jan 8--eotb II. @. BCkLOFF, Treasurer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

VISITING CARDS printed and plates engraved
in the most approved style, at few hours notice,
and visiting cards Of the finest quality supplied, by
TAYLOR MAURY,
jan To- Booksellers Ninth street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

ALBANY, Jan. IA.
Both branches of the legislature arc occupied
with the discussion of the intervention resolu-
tons.
Passage of Intervention Resolutions by
the New Jersey Legislature.
TRENTON, Jan. 10.
The resolutions of sympathy with the cause Of
Hungary, protesting against the Intervention Of
Russia, and inviting Kossuth to visit Trenton,
passed both houses of the legislature to-day.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

Pat says this pourin' gin and brandy frto the
sthrates is Name business"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

Those fifty years of will be charged rs cent
extra. tH w4fy 4f5ttl 81
One dollar and fifty cents admission fee win be charged
addition the above the first year. and must be paid at
the time Of making application, and the first years deposte
within thirty days.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
II. CRossETT President II. ii. DARLING, Secretary.
A. NJ GALPIN, Vice do. N. r. LILLE, Treasurer.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. M. GLPIN u. w. DICKINSON,
Rev. II. ii. CoNKLIN, w. 8. GOODWIN
@. WOODRUFF.
EXPERIENCES. i-
Hon. Edw. p. Little Marshfeld.
Hon. j. r. Giddings, M. @. A
Hon. Alpheus Fech, U. g. Senator aHHg
Hon. Seth NJ. Gates, NJ. O., N. Y. aeh #a #...
Prof b F. Palmer, Philadelphia, Penna. uH
c. NJ. Neal, esd, Philadelphia, Penna ,&
Ex-Governor w. Slade, Of Vermont a..
Rev. D. N. Merritt Housatonic, Mass. H
Seth Rogers NJ d., Worcester, Mass.
Hon. Eliab Ward, Middleboro', Mass.
In Springfield
s. Osgood D. D. j. 7. lockwood, Merchant,
ED. Beach, esq. John L. King, do.
CP. Kibbee, NJ. d. Rufus Elmer, do.
II. Foot, Merchant. VIM. Stowe p. NJ
J. B. CLARKE, Agent,
7th street, bet. I st. and New York avenue,
Jan 15-1m Uttermehle's Row.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
FANCY GOODsll

CtTEvENs. Browns HOTEL will be pleased to show q
r,ety Of articles of utility and fancy for the holidays
Hs- SALEsRooM, Browns Marble Building.
dec 23-6teo [IntUnion&Repl
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.
COURSE OF FOUR LECTURES, by Prof WILLIAM B.
IA RoGERs, of the University of Virginia, will be de.
liyered follows: ~
Tuesday, 18th January, at 71a o'clock m.
Thursday, 18th do. DO. do.
Monday, 10th do. do. do.
Subject-Phases of the atmosphere.
Jan l4-6t #E@# #a.IN##
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
REMOVAL

n ICHARD H. CLARKE Attorney at Law, has removed
k his Office TO the corner Of Sixth street and Louisiana
avenue, under Mr.. Towers's printing Office
dec 2o-eo2w a
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
Fancy Paper Headquarters !

/SoLD Paper, plain and embossed Silver Copper White
VI Metal, Chinese, Steel Blue and Ultamarihe; EN-
bossed glazed figured and finest German Fancy, OF all
colors and Gold borders of all sizes.
A. GRAY, bookseller,
Ian b-eo wash News1 Seventh street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16
IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.

nOCTOR HARTLY, AURIST, from the Ear Infirmary,
99 Arch street. Philadelphia, begs to announce his
to this city for few days The number and mpor-
the under his care his recent visit and the
crafty amount of which attended his treatment
have induced him to expedite his return His stay here
will depend much upon circumstances; and it will be ad-
vabe for those who wish to consult him to make early
call Residence Myerss Drygoods store, between 9th
and 10th streets Pennsylvania Consultation and
examination fee 81. jan lift
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

TTNDER-GARMENTs day opened fur
ther supply of gentlemen's Silk Merino, Lambswoo
shaker Flannel and Fur Undershrts and Drawers also,
Kid and Warm Gloves sTEYBNS'S
dac on eteod Sales Room under Browns Hotel
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

Warranted Bay Water!
ARRANTED to to be the best article In the New
wv York market Price lo,o
A. GRAY, Bookseller,
jan SEQ Wash. News. Seventh street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

yXTOMAN IN HER VARIOUS RELA-
wv tons; by Mrs. l.. G. Abel. i vol.
Gems by the Wayside; by Mrs. j.. G. Abel.
Fireside Pety the Duties and Enjoyment of Family
Religion.
China and the English to which is added account Of
A Winter in MADEIRA; by General Dix.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Jan ID booksellers, 9th st.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

BOARDING WANTED.--A single gentleman de-
I'D sres boarding in private family Address box 227
city post Office stating terms. jan list
Mrs. GEORGE, late of England, respect
NI fully informs the ladies of Washington that she be
consulted past present. and future events Fee Is
Residence street. the Island second door the
bridge. No almittance for gentlemen jan l4--3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-01-16

IL
q contest merely whether this or that dynasty
should rule the country, would say to them,
Fight it out yourselves; you can have no sympa-
thy no aid from America. Ii it was q conflict
as to whether this or that man shall sit upon the
throne with his feet upon the necks of the people,
i would say, Fight your own battles against Rus
STA or the other enemy, and do not call upon us
for assistance. l would afford no aid to monar-
chies, whether limited or absolute, even if it
were necessary to save them from the dominion
of the Autocrat. l want no alliance with Eng
land so long Us she maintains her present policy
and system of government. She must do Justice
to Ireland, applause, and to the Irish exiles,
great applause, and to her own people, before
she can command even my sympathy, much
less my assistance. SO long as she imprisons
and banishes for life Irish patriots for no other
crime than that which has made the illustri-
Gus Hungarian our national guest she must
look elsewhere for allies and assistance. Zap
plause. Let her restore 0'Brien Mitchell,
Meagher, and their associates, to liberty in their
nation-let her do justice to the Irish nation and
to the English people, and assmiate her institu-
tions to ours, before she calls upon America to
protect her against the Autocrat TGreat ap-
plause. Proud, naughty England for the first
time trembles for her own safety. She sees the
beginning of the great struggle which is to de-
eide the issue between democracy and despotism
on the continent of Europe. She fears the full
fment of the prophecy Of Napoleon, that in fifty
years all Europe would be Cossack or republican
She sees these things and trembles for the re-.
suit; for she well knows that the success Of
either party is equally fatal to her system of
government Applause. If the Autocrat sue
ceeds in establishing absolute governments over
the whole continent, England must submit and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-27

be necessary and il not then such course as Con-
gress may think proper TO adopt.
Very respectfully. &c, ,,v,,s cASS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08
CvOR sALE-Ths elegant brick House,

H with extension, replste with every oonvsnisnce-:
,os Air fun ace. ga. range &c, en- CsIrou-plscs third
eKms, and large portion may remain mortgage. Ap-
,ly 70 JOHN II. KEYSER CO.. - Clif-st.
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MOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To

IVA MAnufacsursis Mechanics, Merchants, Gardensrs.
and ether also rare CHARGE for pleasantly located Coun
tyeass-rhsss offered for sale several lots fof
ssdiss nssofsstsIlns saAnine ystdenns OF enst Pas
tAs Dslsware Rivsr SSllyss Co. enc Of the pr,ac..
pal stations the Nsw.Ysrk and Erie Railroad. about
sour heu ride ffem the CITY ef NswYork. For parsic
slsr inquire in Nsrrswseursa, e I; wACKER
DLEECkRRs Ne. Broad 81, 81 p. A. LoEsCHER, No.
sssAwcA ST. where, also. can be seen exsc map cf
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ITO TAU.ORS. SEAMsTREssEs and

- OIhEhS.-Messfs. A j. w. THORP Practical
1aiIots o. South Weave, H.. have invented Machine
for Pressing all kind Of work connected ~h tbs
Busnsss II u simple. durable, easily aud c,nv.nienly
opsrafed one perssn eau do and better Pressing with
this than can be done by three the old siye u
Prssshg bJ hand 1t saves both time AMI iabor which
renders an eb<c' worthy the Consideration Of al en-
single Machines for sale. The Machine may be g. n No
1ol Broadway, New-York. mp staiys Ne g Province A.
cosn. rare chance for Mach'ns:s o.hs.s sho wsh
anRage In The busLnesS -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

IL BrcokkH property, 30 acre. Of sosd Land stu.tsd
asar the New Haven Raiircad abou: one mile irom he
aspcs Mar srsnsck and 20 mss from New-Yerk This
land very desirable account its lccafou heinr
situated - font On tive roads and aorsx sevsTs1
gool building N well supplied with uW and -
q harm and Of good water, making il desT~hls
for Jarm Ths tract would be sold toSsthsr or = snsi
parcsls Gay eve sach,) required This property
would b sold low and payment made easy, Inquire Of
MN ONDERDONK. Msmaroneck, or 4 L. SAYRE
No. " Bsskman 81, Ne s-York. Alss, Cottage Hoass
and Sssrden 10 let Inquire as above.
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AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful

kACOUNrRY RESIDENCE. containing about twenty
acres Of lima has located the village Of Cold
6psng IN Putnam Csanty immediately north OF Uader-
sG The lscafaoa 10 very desrshs, having an extensive
Upon premises there h desirable and choice selection
OF fsh ana hs hsis trees in heshfal AND hsit,v
ealnnn tox further particulars inquire % Oh CkSs
NORRIS, stths Office sf TAs RossS Jesrnsi, 10 New
Y9sk. 81 ofJ. .. DrKnAN, at Cold SyrIag or Of the
uheosiesr.
ALyyAScy2 Anderson.
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EvOR SALE-A Farm situated ;nJ.nox

Mas containing FEM 80 100 acrss Of ercellantIsn5
in Bsrksane County aasrdnis ps situation for ~ ss,s
man vshins healthy and bsanal nee in ~ ccsr
RsilToId. Terparticulars inquire 81 JOHN HOTrHTIy
or CHARLEs iSEDGwICK, ESQ LsaoI, Msss 49,
Mach 1, ISL
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COR SALE in WILLIAMSBURGH,-

No. South sih ST. withls blocs OF the PECK shD
Icsfy two stories with basement and attic. and has
two story tea attached IL 10 wei arranged and
very conyenient contains II Lot, 1cxloo feet;
Pr g, $50 Apply the prcvisss. OF al Ne 80 Pear
IT,. New. Yera. C.iAS. 7. TCTILE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08
QUBBER CAR SPRINGS.-The fol.
RUBBER SPRINGS.-TO RAIL.

AGkOAD COMPANIES, CAR BUILDERS AND
OIHEhs;-ln an Advertisement IN The Erpres<of this
evening" MI Day spdeayors sust the sympssaes Of the
cons ume Of India Rubber Springs in bis favor BY en-
deavoring 10 persuade them thai he 10 ther champion
more thar one occasion offered compromise With me-
and using ~ an argument that IN sach could obtain
the entire monopoly Of the business sell the SPIN Is
At any price chose have always declined his offers
relying upon my nights and the superiority If my springs
Patent for an India Rubber SpnBg nor to the material Of
Which u " couposed; and all Railroad Companies and
ehef fespsnsbie parties Infringing rights which
now vested IN the Nsw England Car Spring Co wll be
prosecuted. T. M RAY. No. IN BFosdway, Eew-York
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Drp GOODS.

Qrp VDooO6.
TRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM
~ ERs, SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, and
COACH AND CAR MAKERS.
In consequence Of the burning Of their warehouse N
Nassau st.. the undersigned have removed to
No. 81 PARK PLACE AND No. IS MURRAY.sr..
Where they are DOW opening an entire new stock Of
FrRNISHlNG DRY GOODS,
to which branch Of trade their attention will hereafter be
sIclusvely directed.
They will have constantly hand and will be receiv.
ing direct from the manufacturer every description and
quality Of -
"a FAMILY LINENS,
Linen and Cotton 6hectings, Linen aad Cotton Pillow
Casipgs, Table Damasks, Napkins and Towelngs Coun-
tspsIes and Quilts Satin De LANES and B.oca:elles Da
mssks and DraPeriss CoioIsd and White Car
pssngs az the varetiss Msstings and Drusss. Culsd
Hair and Feathers.
Ahs, full asd complete assortment Of
COACH AND CAR TRIMMINGS.
Received direct from the French and German Factories
comprising every variety Of Pushes. Cloths Cotoiaes
MaTcones. Car Headings, Oil Cloths, Enameled and
Patent Leather, Coach Lace and Tnnsss.
Damasks, Lsstings Morssns and Csrpetng, for Church
purposes.
The attention Of City and Country dealers particularly
invited 70 cur stock. DOREMUb NIXON.
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AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and
miscellaneous advertisements.
:. n AZ
CAUTION TO PIRATES.-CO ~

NoU<rs
~ DRESS DOOTS H. n DAY 10 - csTS
laI dt st. New-York, the or OF ALL ThEf n saA
again cautions makers ard dealers throufho1s s,s
States that he shall prosecute all persoss ininss o
his rights and hereafter vii not yield % sI ~ e,sr-
his sympathy, the part Of those assIss s az Mr.
sci institute suits Read tho folio ses csrtinss I Go,
w l. whiting Of the late firms Of Whiting Doe ss oi
and was ensn Docd Whiting Of the vas. eoasssl
my Webbing or Elastic Asj the opiri1su \. s,osvt-
as to the use Of all substitutes. AlioI6sn vi M nay
II filed. HOkAtS !"
New York. March 3, is5,. .fer rx8y
(Certi6cae This certify tina. hese' sg.Sea. AZ
years eypsnerce made thorough tnal OF tns oeS
ticss Of Elastic Gore for Congress BE-; &c DAYS
be Introduced as substitute for HOhtes. :. M si-
webbing or Elastic Gore And freely sihe sss,s.
cie b, BIZ. Day Is aitozeher be oss 70 ~
in m, op;r ion, and Icheeffuiy rs:omnesaa aan"riSG
friencs. Wn. ~. 49, p,8u.
Manufacturer Of Ladies Cosp.s ysrk
No f33 Bross ~sy. Nes Ips,sa
fLe.al Opinions II have examined the bsst c.,ose
sped 20 Dupont and Hyatt, bearing dsie tse 20 ds
1890 and am Of sp shat the OF EssHe rfrsci.
bv vesvnx fhrous materials which sxpana AZ - h ths
IN com spaill with lnola knbssT SptO. sp tbs
manufacture Il Carer Boots an inirp< rrTNG.
Yaent-New Yoik. April "a. 1891. y. eDasa,rsass
Bosfoa Jute 1851 = have made ssmnN e., h Ar.
Of the Letters Pa,esi above referred o. ssa ocoATE
Cu'uses opinion hVfvs SA
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EOR SALE~A NEAT COTTAGE,

entirely new. containing twelve rocms-incl ud ding
essemg rcon-Ard one, shsse SIX. twelve, VI eighteen
o. Hand adjoining the same situated mile
Ses VILLAGE Of Newburgh. directly opposss the Pewesn
hossn sne s1pesaing The lands q Messu. W. H. Priest
and Chses Downing, and running from the street to the
VrSn ne pIsmisss are stable. carriage house. &C. and
Asvss iws nnn trees u the choicest vsnetF many Of
ynicn Ale tai bearing Aisoa variety OF shade trces
scenery unsaIpasssd on the Hudson River, location
AeAty Eecd ads and wans TO the village Title inds-
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Diano-fortes.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES about pur.
II chasing Pianos will And to their Advantage % can
a. r Glenn Cos. Mandatory No. ist Fulton It,, tws
Of Broadway general assortment Of mahogany saA
rosewood Pianos constantly hand which Will be sA
low for approved paper Dealers supplied ~ HE
fal tsrns. X GLENH CO.. No. ia fuiton q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

EOR SALEM tbin i miles Of Of Depot sp!t,
abundance q fruit, good wseI, &C. All IN coed order
Ipor 10 VIM NC E0kD, No. tii Sullivan g.
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'TO LETa- Two Parlcrs. two R,,,,n,.,,.

\ and three Bsirooms with privilege IN the 81 -
ans bathing efthe modern built house No ~ =
toe-st. hent Ssse Reference required and . az. >,
cure 81 Assn ant Capt. MERRITT Seventh W. a . -
- no l3i Snefry.St Seventh Ward e--r,,s ~
Premises car he sesn ft.asis3P. ''V.
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CALIFORNIA BRICK MAKING :

~ Hans Pafest.Brek Machines seeh a. are general,
Used BY bscAmskers on the Hudson River rstsr ~rk
The rshi o. etre them IT California. Oresoa asd sew
MsIeo, for sale b. r. " JOHNSON or W n WOOD
BUFF. 9. s.sr No 10 Ecr:t R.eT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

Two LET-The second and third floor
= and basement Of store No. Sea Fulton st. west Of
broadway They will be let togsther separate The
pfemaes are now undergoing alteration and will be
mace suitable for any business. The secsad eoor be.
tween So and 50 feet deep Apply AZ W UNIONS pace.
Hanging Wazehouse. No. % Courtlanat-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08

t'Uk Satellite large twe- story brick
,aohs ana rear Also, the two story frame HOUSE
oieA YEA room attached. No. VaAdewstsx 81 let a.
,a,s N L making very desirable properly for manu-,
~ on leather dealsrs. The premises win be sold
$3.50, ieeua'ed Price, $li Qoe Sc Qos of which can
No 5nssss. For further paiticalais, inquire 3.
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LARGE LUMBER YARD. n

4 "A gothic HOUSE and cut-budings and Ave valuable
LOTS, for SALE At kamaronsck, wesschsser Co, N. "
The Seuad, and quarter Of mile from New-York
and Nev-Havss Railroad Depot II is excslsnt loca-
sn for oasness4 amount Of sales per year a The
surpassed for beauty Of location and general advantages
Inquire OF LYON. Ne. IL Dsyst-. or H. LYON. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08
Mnsiral.

MUSIC.-A Lady is DESTROYS TO obtains
lvl few pupils for the Piano Forte and SInN.
Would give lessons their residence II pref s9 Term
Inst
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NO MEMBERS Of BUILDING Assoc

il CIATION6 and Others wishing 70 buhd-A numosr
~ hudiDe lets admir- aby situated In the midst o. Improve
mexts nd mot 20 minutes distant from wallis Win
"A 90 10 loan in advances to assist Ia building on the
80 saie separate ether. oferpg hne
mn al eptsrprse. Apply to 3. HAMlLToN' NO. Nas-
n "a afQYI.
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NOR SALE-A fine FARM, contain

II ing about 80 acres situated in New Rochelle. about
five minutes walk from the celebrated Neptune House,
and one hours ride from New York Ii i. IN hugh state
Of cultivation IL has farmers dwelling barn, stable and
eu'houses and there brock running through the farm
which never fails in the sryess season II commands
WOW OF she Sound for nipe miles. Oaehaf Of the pur
thsr part cuars apply to Dr. c. g. HOWELL, Dentist Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-08
Carpetimes, Oil Cloths. Sc.

THE UNDERSlGNtu HAVING,
u esmp,ssd his ssensive sLc I'm >orssa, altsraa,..
10 bic odd stand, Nc. iss wilbsn al. sspuaura ~
wholesale foH the dspsrtnsnt and hax,nr ass~
cafsd vnt hia DAVID WSsB tiats s.,A kEa
bgfrs Co to resdy 70 oslef the foils s,oi.
~hsb been selected Nth great frer s- ~,
sbrstsd '.c4cnes sf Earops ard The UuItea
viz.
ROYAL TAPESTRY vELvgTs;
TEPESTRY BRUSSELS.
THFEE pLSS. LeS styles;
INGRsfss. If ever grade.
vE>ETlANS. ~ al widths
OIL CLOTHS. MArftSGS kc sr
Ard likewise IN early recap, ~ goods of ever -
scrptlcn connected With the usae ff,a Aeccs f,,s.
Together uDrivales 20 vhcn svis -
especial attention of country dealers. ard ss -.
about 70 furnish anew their house,. hotels sea.sss,
shirs &c, sc. WI VI GaosrY
DAVID wE88
No. iN VII ian 81 bstsses ra,sas
aud John sta. " Y
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VOUNTKY RESIDENCE. The adver

Land located in healthy spot upon which there is sub
sianal House, with suitable cut houses ana good supply
Of frpt accessible in one hours ride by Railroad and
within ten minutes walk Of the Depot Holders Of prop
description ind cash puych by
addressing n H. W., Tribune Office, giving full desorp-
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class Houses and Lots situated ST. Luke place.
Ferry st., known No H. said street. Hudson st.
The house built in the very best for the owners
occupation, having all the modern improvements such
gas Croton water baths hea speaking tubes kc size
Of house 80 50 feet depth lot 100 feet depth For
price and further particulars apply to-
ANTHONY J, BLEECKER Auctioneer,
No Broad st.
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NOR SALE-The modern two story and
Il attic House with tea and Lot No 900 Henry
st. The House as by a.; Lot 81 BY lis $500 may re-
Broadway. me- lws
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ENOR SALE-Thirteen years unex

pued lease Of House with stores in IT, suitable
or any hna Of BUSINESS on the trading AIDE of Of the
needed. Address ALPHA LEASE, care Of Earl 1
Reeves, No SIS Broome-yt
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BROOKLYN RESI-

- DENCES-Fef sae The handsome two story aud
attic brick House. with dining and kitchen attached
tie contains - large cellar, pazxas snd
reas built two years since. Lot IS By iS5 Price 81 oee
OF which 50 900 mortgage The garden lot
edoiDsI Of the same size, be purchased il desired
Ao the swo aest twostoy an basement Houses Van
dslbht in the OF the above each ccntapg eight
Price $50 each Alss. ths very two story
ard basement House with pszzas front and slby
located Adelph at, within 100 feet Of DeKslb
pics $96co For further particulars inquire OF H. JOHN
SON, st Messss. Appeton's, No. geo Broadway.