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The Canal Board.

ALBANY, September 13, 1852
The Canal Board met this morning. but for want of
quorum adjourned to 31s o'clock this afternoon.
On re assembling in the afternoon, Smith A. Waterman
superintendent, called the stand and his exsmi-
nation was not closed when the Board adjourned He
accounted for the increased expenditures his division
Present-Messrs. Wright Chat6eld Cook, MoApin,
Mather and Church
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Wreck of the Atlantic-Two More Bodies
Found, SO.

BUFFALO, Sept. IS 1852
Two bodies from the wreck of tho Atlantic have been
washed ashore at Ahtabua that Of Miss Eliza Van
Hovenbuigh, of Saratoga county, and the other
.oroigner.
The weather ha, prevented any attempt TO descend to
the wreck to-day, but proceedings will be resumed as
early as possible.
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Severe Gale on Lake Erie.
DISASTERS TO vEssHLs

BUFFALO September Is 1864
stid gale prevailed on Lake Erie during Saturday
night and yesterday.
The brig st Louis coming into port yesterday loaded
with grain, ran ashore the lighthouse. She will be
ghtensd and got of without much damage
The brig Wnslow, loaded with lumber, is beached ON
Duck Island, Lake Michigan.
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HcNIth anu the We0ther Nt Buffalo,.
BUFFALO, Sept. Is, 1852.
The cholera has entirely disappeared.
The weather here is cool and fine and considerable rain
has fallt n auIiDg the past two days.
The barometer stands at 1910 and the thermome.
ter at 60 The wind Is west the sky cloudy and the at
moephere is cool and pleasant.
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SHIPPING.

A USTRALIA. .AU0g0ALIA.-rOR PORTPHfIIIPAND
"A Sydney-Iho new and fast sailing clipper DOLPHIN
1000 tops burthen Captain Trundy, will positively sail on
Thursday September 17th twelve o'clock Passengers
will please TO be on board at that hour few pssscn
can be accommodated by applying this day on board
pier No. III North riyer; or 70
BUTLER DRoruERs, 1863 South street.
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THE ELECTION IN MAINE.
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Supposed Defeat of the Democratic Cam
didate for Governor.
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Gen. Qultman Probably Nominated for Pre-
sidient BY tho Alabama Southern
Rights Convention.
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LARGE wHIG AND DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS
IN BALTIMORE.
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DISASTROUS GALE ON LAKE ERIE.
.~>-O>e-~>~~r~~~N<~~~e-~
The Maine Law Excitement In Massa chusctts.
ko.. &c.. &a.
DISASTROUS GALE ON LAKE ERIE,
The NIaiue Election.

PORTLAND Sept. l3-SP.k
The annexed are all the returns that have been re-
ocved to this hour of tho election which took place
in this State 10 day
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Man KILLED by Machinery.

HrRKInEs, Sept. 13 1854
4 his afternoon, man named Barnard Cristmsn, the
ccner of steam mill caught By the belt Of large
lrudstone md instantly Killed his neck being broken
Lilo lesYes y Hlfe aGd sAEaly
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The Ohio River. &c.

PiIrsBuRe, September 13, 1852.
The river hes risen several inches Saturday. it Ia
ieet inches and still rising The weather last
night and Gay has been very cold indicating frost
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THE FIRENIEN.

EIRE DEPARTMENT-THE TREASURER OF TIE
Fire Department, with much pleasure, acknowledges
the receipt Of hundred and fifty dollars by the
OF Alfred Carson Esq Chief Engineer being donation
from q. Merle, ESQ., to the Widow and Orphans Fund
the Department. accompanied with grateful
cnt to the Fire Department for their spirited excrtions
preserving the stores III Water street from destruction by
fire the Sth inst. JOHN S. GILES. Treasurer
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Tremendous Turn out OF Baltimore Poll
tlcIans.
IMMENSE WING AND DEMOCRATIC GATHERINGS
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE EwoREs-USPREcEDESrED
ENTHUSIASM, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 13, 1852.
An immense whg meeting is being held in Monument
square, which is brilliantly illuminated and the Battle
Monument hung with lights. Ward clubs marched with
transparence several Of them very large and wheels
which, together with two ships, drawn by horses
Th fine display Of rockets and fireworks In front
Of the Court House. which beautifully decorated with
the motto Of Scott Graham, and the Union n6rcworks
presenting me of the candidates. and tent
mounted by flag in the back ground. The conoourse
present is immense II being the largest meeting held
in this city. There is speaking from two stands and
speeches are being delivered by Henry Winter Davis
Judge Thompson, of Indiana, Hon. John N, Clayton,
and others The enthusiasm is unprecedented.
democratic meeting in Exchange place Is also
progressing large stand Is brilliantly illuminated
and large numbers Of trsnspareEdcs, brought by the
ward clubs, surround It, Bonfres burning at each
end Of the square and fireworks and rockets are
sionally let Off The meeting Is large, but not equal to
the whig meeting in the square There is great enhu
iasm and speeches being delivered by Francis Tho
mas Henry Berringer, and Others.
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FOR GOVERNOR.

The districts of Portland mot heard from will give
Hubbard about forty votes.
THE LEGISLATURE
The following table shows the returns Of the different
towns for members OF the
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Cassius NJ. CIay--nlncss OF hen. Hardin.
CrNcISSsri, Sept. 10, 1852
Cassus NJ Clay Is stpmpipg the State Of Kentucky in
favor Of Hale and Julien.
The Hon. Hen Hardin, Of Kentucky is at the point Of
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MILLINERY.

CL0AKs AND MANTILLAs.-EvERf NV ELY n
~ tho above named articles personally eeected by the
subscriber In Paris Is ready at the Paris hanta I'm
porium, Broadway to which the attention OF ladies' is
respectfully invited. Also splendid variety Of lnaia
China French and other Shawls and rich assormen, OIL
fancy Furs arriving BY every steamer. GEO BlLriN'
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Congressional Nomination I'm Pennsylvania.
PHrLApEIPHIA, Sept 13, 1852
John Robbins was this afternoon nominated for Con-
gress by the democrats OF the Third district
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Court Calendar--Th,s Day.

SUPREME rCouar-Ciacur.-Nost ala, go, 4o7, 4Ssb 4e5
4se 900, sol, bC3, SOL bob !, ,136, SOC COS, SOC,
CesMor PLEAs,-Nos. "a AtoST.
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POLITICAL.

ryNHE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, ELECTORS OF
this city, opposed to the demoralizing Influences and
usurpatons that have marked the recent non
Tammany Hall informed that measures are in
to present for their support County ticket of the
most ccptionabe character and this will be done n
such and under such sanctions that instead Of
endangerng will promote the Of the state aud Pre-
sdcntial tickets.
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VEGETAKlAN TESTIVAI-IHANGEU OF PKIUE AND
Pronammc.-To Accommodate n larger number at tho
Festival the Chinese Assembly ROOMS Wednesday
evening September 5 tho dinner will be dispensed with.
but the entire of cast speeches and
ried out originally intended Tickets @ cents to
admit gentleman and two ladies sold l3l Nassau
street. and the door. Doors open six the Chair
at Society meeting at 10 A. NJ, at Clinton Hall.
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THE SENATE.
Two whig and two democratic Senators are probably
elected in Cumberland county being the temperance
ticket In penobscot county, two wings are probably
elected.
CONGRESS
In the First district. mo.es Mcdonald, democrat is
reelected by a large majority.
Z. Weder Farley whig has good show for eisctioa
in the Third district In eight towns he leads Mr. Kin
ball. the highest democratic candidate, by sixty votes
In the Fourth district Samuel 7. Benson whig has
been elected by o large majority.
Israel Washburn Jr whg, has been re elected in the
Fifth district by large plurality, two democratic candi
dates having opposed him.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PORTLAND, Sept. 13-pP. N.
Twenty-four Of the principal towns on and near the
Line of telegraph give tho following for
GOVERNOR.
Hubbard, (dem -. 1906 Chandler Tndepend u SOS
Crosby, (whig). 54ol Scattering ........ i4I
The returns ndeciive but indicate no choice for
Governor
THIRD DESPATCH.
PORTLAND, Sept. 30-11 2. NJ.
THE GovERSoRsHIr.
In eighty towns, Hubbard loses over 5000 votes. He
is undoubtedly defeated his majority last year. was
only LOGO.
coNcREsssfES.
Three whig Members of Congress are surely elected
namsI:-Washburn, Farley and Benson Mcdonald
(dem.) is certainly elected and Fuller, (dem.,) pro
baby.
From the Second district we have no returns
The vote for Copgressmen stood thus in
PORTLAND. BANGOR.
Mcdonald (dem.) ....1527 washburn (whig) .. 1,4s4
Appleton (whig). l,2S9 Strickland (dem.) 492
Dem. majority,.... 1926 Whig majorty..... sa2
Notwithstanding the democratic majority for Conoress
men in Portland the whig Legislative ticket had four
hundred majority.
THE LEGISLATURE
sye in doubt but win probably be democratic. So far
he wings gain five members in the House. The demo-
cratic majority last year was thirty
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MISCELLANEOUS.


1~>s-~~~~>~~>>y~N>N
ANGUAGfS. A GENTLEMAN FROM EUROPE,
- who hss resided for some time in the United states
his services to the public Professor Of French
German English Dutch Greek Latin Italian and spanish
lie Is confident that he give insight into the afni
ties these materially to shorten the time
necessary acquire perfect knowledge Of each Please
address DR.. 7. H., at this Office.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER POUND FOR REALLY
good and ten pounds Of good coffee for 81. This
obtained at the old established warehouse OF the
New York and China Ten Company ~ Caharne street or
AZ the North River Store ZIG ate 0i Greenwich street
CURISTIANSON co.
nTARD DUPUY 4 CO.'S BRANDIEs, FROM 81 % TO
~ $3.50; Pine, Caston II Co., 81 20 TO 81 40; London
Dock 81 to 50 90 old Claret Wines from 81 White
Wines from 81 % to $1,000 900 prime old Havana Segars
Grape Leaf Champagne in pnts quarts. For sale by
III. ID. PETERS 4 CO.. 30 Broadway.
IMPOSITION SPECIALITE.--f DO NOT MAKE A
II great exposition OF stock but If the ladies will take
the trouble TO call at the depot Of Brussels and Chanty
laces 72 Broadway will expose to them my cartons full
Of these rich goods JULES DELCRoIX,
III Broadway opposite the New York Hotel.
|,AsU ADyANCED-(oR BOUGHT OUT FOR CAsH)
u on Diamonds Watches Chains, Gold and Silver Plate,
Pianos Groceries, Havana Segars Dry Goods and Mer-
chande generally For sale, variety OF the above Iron
Sefes two falling top Wagons silks Linens &c &c at
| ~ Nassau street, second hoor o. !" DA|aMANA'
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FOR SALE.


HORSE FOR SALE.-FOR SALE A FAST MARE,
blood hay, handsome five years old, fifteen and
half hands high, bred in Windham county, Vermont from
Morgan stock and brought the city six weeks
warranted sound Any gentleman desiring superior ami
NAL will please apply at No ~ Atlantic street. brooklyn
EN0R SALE-ONE HALF OF WELL ESTABLISHED
cash business, 70 with six or seven hundred
dollars This good opportunity Inquire at ~ Nassau
street, Of G. B. HOWES.
vENHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY
inform the public that he has for sale six splendid ro
ting horses at the best stock Those wishing purchase
will please call at the Bulls Head stable Of Mr. A.
berlin, Twenty fourth street Third Two splendid
stations in the lot. LOUIS DUMAS.
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THE TURF.


TINION COURSE LONG ISLAND, TROTTING.-ON
~ Wednesday Sept. 10Th. at o'clock p. M, and
Winch names sp Lady Bond; s. Mclaughlin g.
will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn the
olock and when the sport Fare each way
rs cents JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TINION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING. THURSDAY.
~ Sept TO- at II. MA match for SIC mile heats best
three in five to harnessby Jersey horses. Owner
names e. Leila; b. Jersey Girl. En-
trance to all parts Of the track this occasion 50 cents
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
6ENTREvILLE COURSE, PACING. = THURSDAY,
~ September l6 at o'clock, r. M match for $1,000,
two mile heats, In harness. James Eof e.
Roanoke Joseph Rocheeau gr. &. Hero. The
will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn for the at
o'clock p NJ. and the sports
Fare each way, 200. JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
TINIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND, TRoTTING.-oN
" Friday Sept. 18th, at 3oclock, p. M for $780,
go to the second best horse Mile heats best three in ve
TO saddles o. Dmmick names b. Jack Rossiter w. Pea
body b. m. Lady jane w. Woodruff namos Ta-
cony; j. Eon names Murdoch A. Concklin names
Lady Suffolk Cars viii leave the South Ferry Brooklyn
for the at o'clock and return when tho sport
over. JOHN. |. SNEDlKER, Proprietor.
CENTREyILLE COURSE, l.. I-GREAT STALLION
October 18th. Mr. ID. Tallman b. h. st. Lawrence
Mr.. G. Spicer names b. b. Washington.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
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DUGRIM LODGE, 2f3, i. O. o. T.-BROTHERS, YOU
l. notified to meet at the Lodge Room Wednesday
morning o'clock to attend the funeral Of late brother
Joseph Stowell. W. W. PARSELIS, N. q.
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rTN0 LET-lN THE MOST HEALTHY AND RESPECT
aqe part Of this city neat modern built Swiss
with marble mantes and Croton water Rent, $50 per
Also the furniture quite new) of the house for
sale. For youngcoupe about to commence housekcep-
ing favorable opportunity presented itself
Apply early to the present tenant, No West Thirty
eighth street Fifth avenue to Mr.. Thomas Silver, 2
Pearl street.
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vTNEA, BRANDY, WINES-AT AUCTION. TUESDAY
September 1852, ut 10% o'clock at 81 Dey corner
Greenwich street. an assortment Of Teas Figs Ran Mus
tard, Maccaron Starch Nuts Pine Apples and Cherry
With all the staple Groceries and Liquor Bran
Wagons Msgo and one Express Wagon. WELLINGTONA A. CAR
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Alabama Southern Rights Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 13 1852
The Southern Rights Convention assembled here tn
day Eight counties represented by sxtytwo dele
gates.
After the organization, letter was received from Gen.
Quitman, in which he thinks the party should make
nomination for the Presidency. He does not wish the
nomination himself but thinks no one should decline It,
The letter referred to Committee
The convention will probably nominate Gen. Qutman
TO .ight.
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.-JOHN E. VAN
II Antwerp will sell this day at 10 o'clock at No. Cedar
street. $50 packages and lots Of well assorted Hardware
1ery Jewey and fancy goods For particulars
1ogues. which ready.
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I0HN W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -STOR e
a No. III Spruce Household Furniture
day the 10TH inst No i6 Fourth at lO o'clock
consisting of Sofas Chairs Mirrors Brussels and
Carpets Bureaus Centre and Dining Tables. Bedsteads
Hair Mattresses, Beds and Bedding Oil Cloths Cooking
Stove and Cookery W. T. BOYD, Salesman.
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DOUBLE SHEET
SALES EY AUCTION.

UCTION SOTICE-THos. BELL AUCTIONERR-
"A by W. H. Van Zandt.-Weduesday lok o'clock, in the
Sales ROOM 3 Spruce sale Of Furniture Dry Goods
Clothing Segars Liquors Cutlery fancy articles On
Thursday the Auction rooms entire valuable Furn
rurc Of family going to Europe
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TURNITURE.-WIL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN ~
II Beekman street Office and counting Desks revoy-
sng once Chairs Cushions stools Bureaus Sofas Lounges,
oil Paintings, Washstands, extension Tables Sideboars
Wardrohcs 80 Chairs 800 Bedstead hair husk and spring
Mattresses, made to order looking Glasses. Furniture
rcnted.
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Personal.

nR. FRANCIS V. CLARK, or RIvAS Is REQUESTED
~ TO forward his present address to
JOHN Il. DOYLE, IL Nassau street
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER.-WEDNESDAY AT
w ten o'clock at S7 Canal street. all the palor cham
Der and Kitchen Furniture of genteel family eakng up
Housekeeping consisting Bookcase Sofas seat rock
ing and easy Chairs marble top centre dining and
bles French plato pier Glasses Oil Paintings hall Lamp
Oil Cloth, Brussels ingram Carpets
dressing Bureaus Washstands kitchen Furniture, also
several other lots Of good second hand Furniture.
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JousEHoLD FURNITURE, PIANoFoRTE, ETc.--
This day. (Tuesday) ut l0oolock at house lS Fourth
avenue Twelfth street r. c. Kemp will sell auction
above all the furniture contained in the large
house. 1 Fourth consisting Of parlor
furniture suite covered in rich crimson satin damask
carved mahogony sofas, tee marble-top
bes pier tables pier glasses carpets mante
handsome rosewood piano forte, several oil paintings
superior mahogouy extension dining table
china and cut glassware. together with all the usual
Borment Of chamber and kitchen furniture Catalogues on
Che NJ sale
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THEopoRE LENT AucEIoNEER.-TUEsp SEP:

"EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, by T. r. MINTURM
w Auctioncer, at ten o'clock at tho Wall
ssom-French window slass-l2 oo boxes French window
comprising full assortment Of Sizes 6xs TO 46x5
large portion of the above glass Of
The catalogue will be ready the 9Th Of September
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF JOHN FURGURSON,
VINO left Liverpool in April last in ship H. G. Scranton
Apply at No. = Front street.
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w this day at l0 o'clock, at No. l6 North William
street excellent assortment Of second hand and
Furniture. Bookcases Bureaus Iron Bcdsteads Library
Cases Tables Chairs also large Glass Cases. Show Window
Counter Tables Set also lot Of assorted Dry Goods;
positive. Also, Glassware, China and Cutlery, sc.
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fost an0 founo.
OST-On the 9th MAY last, in goinp

- from No 1871 Water st. through Fulton-st, direct &c
the Crotop three Deeds and Survey Of los No
lO9 Cedast told number The finder snail be literally
vsrded by returning them TO CHARLES H. BURTIS, No.
~ &c iarst or BY leaving them a the Tribune Office.
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-op cATE-A Farm, on advanta geous

h -. pleasantly situated on the Railway River three
n 80 n a mile from the Railroad Depot MRahwy
T.sS Co j. IL s desirable residence Tor pfaelet
49,, oY mar Of business being within one hours ride OF
NYork TO which the pass TO aud from almost hourly
- GO acres Of good land present divided as io
low viz 20 acres Of meadow 81 under cultivation and 70
GI,t,se pasture There the premises thrifty apple
orchard in full bearing, very good twostory Dwelling
house with wing containing large dining room stotS
roo kitchen and washhouse with ctern In r. ana we
o. excellent water within SIX feet OF the kitchen aooI
There is fine spring the premises convenient Tor w-
ing stock or for houss use The buildings consist OF
new barn with cellar under the whole buildings
stable for horses and stock with carriage house corr
shed, and large brick TOW hoase win 49,, bopss
the south opening into the poultryyard also
on the short WI ch makes private and eonvenleni
house for those who delight in salt water ostnihs
on bluff giving good view and down the river. ~
view of Staten Island in the distance avn VIZ bn ON the
,iysy For iurtber parcuars apply 70 J. w ALLhN, 10
"A Joness court wallst- New-Yorki or at hanwaS' M
and he will show the premises
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\ IFE INSURANCE.-Na Loan
Furd Life Assurances Society Of London; General
AGENTS Office, No. Grsndst, jersey City.Elne ~
CSnsnv continues 20 effect insurance on the hves per-
sous resident in the United States and on Cantor s sIn
other special hazards AZ fair rates Of premium FOR pef
blank forms &c, apply as above 70 - -
d LEANDER STARR, Oeneral Agent
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49, Nan I.r.v PsiIro,d and Transportation Company
thst We have FUND il Of the very best dsscnpoo ana ~
.rgxer much better purpcs- than either leather o' e4N
n, 4. not pIy more durable but Ia the rpc the most
,caI We bsv. nov rubber hos some OF our
a., we ppTcb,.rd Of YOU years which has o>sn IN
.ors,snt usa ard Is s'il good ever ana hHFe 3u
60 81 30 s,end prrssr. OF 80 lbs % the slusrr inon
'oyvo1rs YER, respectfully, JAMES McFARLANDl
superintendent Motive Power for NJ X Trans 70
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Il OTIS for SALE.-Eight lots north side
I30th.a, between 4th and 5thays lot on 18th and
on 86ts between 4h and 5h Slots north side Nth
st. near avenue lots south side 3zdst between TN aud
Shavs lots north side 18th between 9Th aud 7t avs
% lots either on 2av l04th and II 9Th ss adjoining the
Red House 42dst and lots 45dst near 1th
Appls 10 ADRIAN II. MULLER, No. Z Wal-st cor New
TITO BUILDERS.-FOrS Sale, with libe-
raj loans large number of Lots located on l5th 5btb
and z9thss and 3d. 9th and 7th and other locations
None but responsible builders need apply Inquire OH u
PIERCE. No. I, i0i Broadway
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NAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

~ About $50 Lots varying In size hom eighth OF an
acre to six acres offered for sale the most fsvoa
Ss terms Ten per cent down. and balance before
March 1854 These lots occupy healthy and beautiful
location and In full view Of the East River and In the
vicinity OF the grounds and residences Of several
on the most wealthy and respectable citizens OF Weschestei
fsupty This village is connected with the Harlem Rail
road by branch Railroad For maps ana other information
oppIy TO ID. B. WINTON, No. 5 Tryop-row, near Hsron
Rsilyoad Osfne opposite the City Hall
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President and Directors
Y Of the WFSTCHEsTER TURNPIKE ROAn CON-

PANY have this dsv dec.red dividend Of Two PEE css
On the capits stock Of ssd Company ysbe and s
the LIST day of Ausu,t-Msms,oneckJ uIl IL is2
URIAH CARPENTER, Treas, No 50 Ltbe,tys
N. B-The followin s-named Stockholders N said ru,
pike Co are hereby notified, thst they the legal repre-
senstiyes will be paid the respective amounts set op1or
their pamt being former divide nd, aud ase
on application TO the Treasurer above
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Real estate for Sale.

IA Country Seat Nysck containing seven acres lying
between roads, fine large dive ing 30 feet 'front.' with
wings; full OF fruit splendid SC FOR further par
No Rroad.sf
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THE BROADWAY SAVINGS BANK

gives notice to its Depositors that interest wiz
low ed az the Of SIX per cent per ebnun on sn
not exceeding $500 and five per ceot ~hsre Owe 80
amount on deposits made prior D. April snd 80 ~
withdrawn PAYABLE at the Bank, corner OF bf9aasg "a
called far will be added as principal 10 the credi ~
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