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cobble quarry for crib ballast
similar quality be
cyed a for Dunkirk, New York.
The delivery be made during the
May The whole be delivered by the 3s OF
Msy.
Iaspsc,ion OF delivered, hut less
third whole and payments viii be
delivered aud Inspected less 10
thereof, which will be forfeited the United
shall fail his be paid the
IN final uniIneni his contract
An materials viii the risk Of the contractor until inspected
United but amer being inspected
the mnea being then the property OF The United
sf.iss, will he . rirk Of the United States.
subject when he has materials in sufficient
ready for delivery delay greater than three days for
. ua,ed agent Ia Inspect aud receive the same
Each bad 10 be accompanied with serhcaies that The bidder
~ sponsihae nan and shie fuhi his obligations
a OF Judging
and Of reducing Of the quaniues Of
bnng according his Judgment be
- j. j. ALERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers
bee li--di ~tFehlo
Republic, Iaisihgencer, Dnop, Wash
Enqur.r Express, New YORK CONNER
sase.s Bpnso New Noa Advertiser, Detroit Michigan
AbaHy EsxaT albany, New YORK Efie Gazette Enc, Psnnsyl
twelve daily, en twice week until February TO-
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M Farrenc in letter published in yesterdays Cour
risr ass Etab Unis contends hat the French occupation
Of Lamana and conquest of Sonora the initatory
sieps by which Napoleon Ill, in the interest Of The allied
despoiisms OF Europe, intends to active in
ervenion this continent against the further spread OF
democratic principles The letter is ably written
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MoWksby Mrs. Nsg"uv.~y.-yeter Drops; illustrated viii
w si9ht noe tinted enrrsvings. tsspo IS
Ls'ess fap,s with Sketches
IN ty Richie l6ro.
olive L@rvrsg Illustrated. tsmo. rs
Ersmpiss of llfs ard Death. i6mo, rs
Ths wsys Rork fHs~rs,ed. fano cents
srs Book lssno. cents
Ths sh,id's Boot illustrated. Square as cents
Fos sslsy GRAY RALLANTYNr,
New - Seventh street.
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GRRRIr SMITH SABBATH.-This gentleman, In
his visit this county. electioneering for
being pressed for ne encoached upon The Sabbath day.
and talked politics in this city and in the Of Hannibal
in the churches set and dedicated 10 the worship Of
God Some there who think the example OF eleotiog
office who defiance the feelings and opn-
ions OF Christians of almost and profession
ought be counenanccd and encouraged by their
Even those who not protesting Christians, but
who have been taught respect the Sabbath day. were
a little prsed the desec ration OF IL by Mr. Smith
on tho occasion and in the manner referred to.
IOsiosgo Tspaes
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A NEW PRESIDENT HARVARD CoLLEGE--Rev. Dr. Walker
professor Of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil
Poalty and member OF the corporation, has been elected
president in place, of Jared Sparks esq., and has
number Of gentlemen spoken of for this Office. and
foremost among them, besides Mr. Walker. Professor
FELTON, The corporation liked to take clergyman,
because The opponents TO the college might say that his
religious creed influence the institution but they
could not find better man, and he will, doubt MI his
place TO satisfaction lie is fifty weight years old so
that he may all appearance keep this office number
OF years. Mr. Francis Bowen, editor Of the North Ameri-
spoken of the probable pro-
fessors chair of philosophy unless the corporation hesitate
to risk his confirmation by the board of governors Of
Drawing public sentiment. Mr. Bowen In this
iessor and because he disappointed in getting the
proessorshp. he left the college.-Ersnisg Post,
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supreme Court OF the United states.
FRIDAY, December II, 1862.

FRIDAY, December IL, 1852.
Richard j. Bowie, esq, OF Maryland. and Plat Smith,
esd OF Iowa. admitted attorneys and counselors OF
this court
No. l29. Samuel Fleetwood, plaintiff in error, John
l.. White Fl al On the motion OF Mr.. Critlenden this
wn OF error TO the circuit court OF the United States for
Louisiana dockeed and dismissed with costs under
the AID rule OF the court
No %. Thomas O lie Roy, ei al, plaintiffs in error,
vs. Benjamin Talham d a.. The Argument OF this cause
was continued BY Mr. Cutting for The defendants in
Adjourned until Monday at II O'Clock, a. m
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L,OR sALE--The yellow houses and street,
between iah Atb, occupied by MR. Reed boarding
Dec 10 Nv HIATT = STEWART, Is.s a.
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Bureau Corps Typographical Easi.ssss,
the construction Of ioui steam dredse boats
90 be worked by hgh pressure engines, viz
whitehall Harbor, on Lake Champlan.
Lake os.Ao be Delivered inspected and received al
Lake Erie be delivered. Inspected, and received
Michigan delivered, Inspected
IA ITO long, 30 BEAM wiu
Zee, wide sufficient for ladder and paddle wheels
10 when equipped exceeding 8 feet Of water.
TO have cylindrical boilers, made OF The best boiler
inches in diameter each.
The working cylinders Of he engine 10 be twelve inches diam
length OF stroke Of four feet with half stroke cut or
bands required and
work me boat say captain Ran ana Twelve n hands
No viii be made contract viii boat be received
Each boat w Ss aps sS ~ good i'd. -four oa sS boat
'a To- as,'sns IN wss"s ~ s,,ner 10 s,s
al, equipment, viii be subject the following TRIAL
let a. 10 power win have to move mol iesa ha
speeve in consecutive hours at rate OF no, less Than a1 miles
I'd. dredging power. will have raise and discharge
a,o .sos Of loose sand 100 cubic yards ,he hour ora loose n
cubic yards clay ~ cubic yards the hour Of
a% aspa q not less ,han ten nor eIcssdns as
rms mus he the continued work Of he boat during ten hours and
supplied with anchor of no, les. than
70 ahoms long,
Also a * inch hemp cable 100 fahoms long.
eeednx ~ pounds The square inch m oeomoon not exceeding
100 pounds inch
The trials aud Inspection 10 b. made by agent
the places stated by the last day Of May
PROPOSAL. win The same time be for
sweeps discharge the whole load
capable Of holding less Than 40 tons Of
Proposals 10 be addressed undersigned marked
envelope Proposals for Dredgc-boaL"
Col. Corps Top. Engineers.
The Republic nteIligcnce Union, Washington Courier
Enquirer, Express New York Commercial Advertiser,
Buao "; Advertiser Detroit Michigan Commercial Adver
ser Chicago Illinois Times oswego, N. Vi Pits
burg Gaxets, Pisburg, Albany Register, Albany NY;
viii give above daily Insertions then twice week until
pee i0-da0AawiFeb 10
Proposals for Timber, &C., for Erie and Dunkrk.
WAR DEPARrxHST,
Bureau of Topographicai Engineers,
December ., 1852.
DRoPosALs will be received and including the 10th day
February the following articles required at Erie Penn
syivsna
i73 pieces 30 feet long, hewed timber l2 by IL
1870 pieces each 20 feei long hewed and sawed by 10
13 pieces eaeh 40 tsst ,ons ne~sd OF d ~
piles "a long IA the big cod whether hewed
or sawed will be stated in the proposai.)
Cucumber black ash hswsd sawed, TO be stated in The
$50 pieces, 30 fee,lOng, Y by ls
s. s. 90 90 IS 80 sly
Hemlock, hewed sawed be stated in the proposal
40 pieces, 20 eetlh ~ by "
~ do Do 20 by IL
CO CO DO DO do do u y y 49, = sawed on side.
Iron.
lbs lbs n' DO ,'0nS iron pieces la and Is feet
Stone
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Kite
This s work OF interest OF learpf
and accomplished rcseSins {" W
world in which those live who have been deprived of the sense
sight hearing Ever his hoyh"od, for
Dr. kuo has life activity scholar state
The deafness which any living sub
ieced. His himself and his renat
on The condition Of The blind James MITCHELL Laura Rndrem'n
and ohers,l reper with profound interesting
phenomenon presented in the Of unng
Csrifiaa OserrT,
HrTo's D.ttv nptt Morning Series vos
y mo. 81 80
Vol. y Antediluvians and rsuiarchs.
y Moses and the Judges
>. Samuel,
4 Solomon and the Kings,
Evening Series vols. ~ M So
Vol. L. Joh and the Poetic Books.
n isaiah aud the Prophets
L.ee4t 2. The Lite and pes,h Of Lord,
4, The Apostles spd the Early Church
For sale ri GRAY RsLLAHfYNEH Roots'ofe
-pll-u nh street, doors above Odd relows' Han
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ny GREEN A SCOTT. Anesionsers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CIGARS, CAR
III mage kc suctionop saturday, the 10Th Instant,
10 O'Clock good and general
assortment Of fufuiafe,
Also, $4,000 cigars, part Of which ven good
CREAM SCOTT.
"a
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IT. RsOut, Professor 81 Modern Languages.
Circular al r. rsrnbsms, Taylor hssgs, and Cray Bal
isntybes bookstores. Dee is-eodu
NO. 335 broadway, corner of Aatsosy street, New
YorkGEORGE T. Fox, tailor, taiicd tni
navy tsy.n,eur de NODES Of
yerts conceivable
suhot II the Philosophy Of
Fashion - aauufcarrf
Webster khAhan the Oriental khsbsn cscs hbassn the Anglo
styles, standard
designed many approved styles, csh, eoaf, fhs
age, ssxiion taste,
made suitable be any climate Price according 10
khshsn dsgas~s ,siot'
supersass the odd ffms ~ o'ssen~ eo"aes al the ee
forts ,og,se win s indesasner of ns eios asd
be forwarded ~ erpses on The ioso cash terms Win m 90
Of letter, hsght ~sgs and
general description 81 The customer.
NJ B.GuoKss f0r viii Be AT MAstas Hotel, Washington
days hence. Dee l-eoalsA
ROOT's National Dax"srsetyps 9ali~sy.-M MOOT
IL Co.. OF Philadelphia and New fok, have oyen.a
s.yent cot
produce uuthui artistic ess.isly nahsa
portraits miniatures 81 individuals uosp
vtew ke. tseai ock.ts msaa,ons
rng notice and ssse. Tne claims
Pablo they would ~ prEe. s~sasd diem Coz
pcoo psifonag. amounting nearly - 90, and ths
appreciation upon abroad, To
ettrnd cesdssi
call and examine hsir Psenens, whether as@iag ures
not NJ \ ROOT
Dec IS Fem sFl ne@f IN street
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NY GREEN q SCOTT, A.o,,onssr..

~ WAHWt>EV Il co, peuo.ytvsuta Avenue, be-
~. rwe~s %h snd ION offer their stock
usa ewsv g"' and silver Watches silver plated
mas fsscy soce suitable Tor Christmas gifts the lowest Bad-
FhHsdciPhs and New York Their h
select and 81 Inc latest sion. All
represented. snd their prte.s uniform.
hs pahie respectfully Invited examine their large
stock Dec 1s~7,ds
DARTS ANN w. CLARK calls IN, auepio, "a
h~ the ladies and hsndsome wnier
which win today, f7anrdayJ The lsh Monday
~ Otb instant, 1T her fashionable saloon
An, handsome selection ~ Couisrs Feathers, few also
n White. no. all promptly attended
nAss street Geoss,o~n, ree doors east Of Inc
D~e le-k.
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Vs. Benjamin latham al. The Argument OF this cause
was continued by Mr. Cutting for the defendants in error
Adjourned until Monday at II o'cIock,a m.
Ooogsauonsi Church od Triniuj on ft street. west o
n. ,y'v a p,os. 10 me church under me q Or and
NC generally respectfully Invited attend. Dec Is
or Tbs sacrament OF tn. Lords supper VIII be
Presbyterian Church. morrow (sabhsth)
70 p.Suepas '''' ''"''" Dec &c IS s.
G7prrss Presbyterian Church, Four-aaa-.-hslrs St
Sunderland syraeu,e Yors
81 u O'Clock, a M and at ~ o'clock Dec Is
Once Washington G~--Ihght Company,
December 49, 1852
hereby svea dr-r.-r,
.srvs a.rns n. ensuing ysa WI be holden at s nac, o. The
Dec 5-eodaw }. ,. BROWN, Sec.
UTrh. Fair for tine benefit OF the Pocr-The Ladies'
ths bench, Of the female Of this city in The saloon Of Mr.
where the benevolent respectfully invited attend
appeal seuerou. public society
i asn,efsd efforts to provide employment for the destitute fe
~ order board managers.
Dec l<-diw
ny GREEN - SCOTT, Amouon~er..
Two-sToRy FaAME HOUSE AND LOT At AgcTIoN.-oon
prsmes excellent story house,
building good and
with and wide through the house
9Th street, and the
az No No. a2 having front OF %
and back 100 feet, with side alley 10 feet wide.
Terms third balance g. 49, Is and
eS which three The purchaser
deferred payments, bearing from the Of
deed deed taken Al conveyances
GREEN a SCOTT,
Dec I'D Auctoncers
Nrrhs sbov. sale IL nnnvotdahiy postponed, =
WV ''''''' - GREEN SCOTT,
Auco
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Gentsaf Academy,
Conner Of Il loh streets.
Rev James kears, PRINCIPALS.
Masrus u, Wells, Assistant
T. Ks0uit, rrua. Modern Languages
rsnbsmAs Taylor Mssfy's, and Cray Raj
lsutyus - books Dee ls-eodu
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G/-Ptrs pr~sbytsrtsu Church, Four. half
There viii he preSchtns h. church tssbbsh
18Th by the Rev Mr. Sunderland Of Syracuse New
II O'clock a. and at ~ o'clock Dec rs
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revenue tables consols which closed yesterday at
1904 experienced fluctuations this morning except
between lOOx and 1000 and the closing quotation
again lOOH The foreign stock market Is steady, but
the have been extremely limited owing to tho
general inactivity of business.
PARIS BouRsE, July 5-Half past o'clock.-The mar
ket opened at tri1pg advance on the closing quota
the day. For thwtccount Four-and ahalf per Gents
have improved &C.. Threes 25c. the latter closing at
10f &c., and she latter at If 65c For cash Four and
Half per Cents 15c. and rhrees, Csc higherthe
prices being 102f Csc and 7lf 45c Foreign securities
have not been much dealt in but former prices have
firm, and some few of the lines show further i'm
provement.
MANCHESTER STATE OF TRADE. July 6-Although the
market continues steady, there is very little business
doing to-day business being interrupted by the interest
excited By the approaching elections India may
be considered to SELL and 40 inch shirtngs are
barely steady GO to 81 reeds may in some instances be
last month
The Latest.
LIVERPOOL BOROUGH ELECTION FOR PARLIAMENT
The candidates were nominated on Tuesday and
the following are their fags-
Mackenzie and Turner0ur Protestant religion ships,
colonies and commerce, town and trade Of Liverpool
Opposed by
Cardwell and Ewart-Free trade
Polling commenced on Wednesday, and at noon
Mackenzie and Turner were 900 ahead
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET, Wednesday, Tth, noOn-(By
telegraph to Southampton) The Balc's news just to
hand has had effect cotton Our grain market is
steady.
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FRAUDS UPON EMIGRANTs. The old tricks Of the
spurious ticket sellers, in the Eastern Cities
fraud developed on a single steamboat the other
night, in which passengers that came in the
express train, presenting their tickets for the
Lake. found them worthless. Albany still appears
to be the head quarters where most Of these frauds
arc porpetratcd in all sorts OF ways.-Bg3dto Com
snsycsat advertiser, 18th INST
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Literary Reviews.

THE Holy BIBLE, TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN
VuLGATE, WITH NOTES, by the Rev. q. III. Hay
dock. New York; DUNCAN & Brother.-We have
before the first number Of this Bible, issued under
Catholic auspices, which is handsomely got up and
printed beautiful type, and elaborated with notes.
inconsistencies with the principles of acknowledged
learning and science. II is superior and attrac-
tive work.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, July: Dewitt & Daven-
port This periodical exhibits its usual amount of
Talent, diversity and entertainment
The ART UNION, for July, continues to sustain
its high character.
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srocx or Pork AND BAcoS:-A gentlemsn con-
nectcd with large provision house mas taken an es''r
mate of the stock of pork aud bacon in tbs hands OF
wholesale dealers and gives the following as ne result
stock of pork bbls. 1850 stock Of shoulders pieces
stock Of ribbed and clear sides pieces " DIV
The stock Of bacon Is heavier than at this time last year
while that Of pork Is four-hfths ess. The surplus os
bacon will cover the deficiency in pork IL must be ~
Collected that therr was no stock at sill hand Al WA
beginning Of the season. Louisville Jc"rai, Javs,
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The Mass Meetings Of the Wings
and Democrats.
WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS
THE BATTLE OF LUNDY's LANE.

The Democrats.
GRAND MASS MEETING AT wAsHINGTON'S HEAD
QUARTERS, NEwBURG, JULY 18th.
PIERCE, KING. AND VICTORY.
"0uR FLAG IS STILL THERE THE DEMOCRACY ALWAYS
TRIUMPHANT WHEN UNITED.
The democratic republican electors Of the river
counties, Long Island, and the city of New York,
are requested to attend the grand mass meeting to
be heldat Washington's Headquarters, on Monday,
July rs, to respond to the nomination of Franklin
Pierce, of New Hampshire, for President, and VIM.
r. King, of Alabama, for Vice President. Many of
the most distinguished speakers of the Union will
address the meeting. BY order of the Committee
Of Arrangements.
At meeting of the Committee of Arrangements
for the grand mass meeting. to be held at Washing
toms Headquarters, Newburg, on the 26th inst
held at Tammany Hall, July 18th, 1852 it was
Resolved That the Senatorial districts clubs &C. that
intend to participate In the meeting be requested
plets their arrangements as possible and report
Resolved That we recommend the clubs and associa-
tons Of the city of New York and Long Island
the North river at o'clock, A. NJ and proceed up the
river In squadron, to arrive at Newburg at the
Fame hour.
Tho general committees of the river counties are
respectfully requested to send their delegates, and
make Arrangements to convey our fellow. democrats
to the Headquarters, and send report to the chair
man.
Adjourned to meet at Newburg at 8 o'clock on the
morning Of the 10Th inst By order,
A. M. SHERMAN, Chairman.
A. I. GALLAGHER, Socrotor;os
MICHAEL HALPIN, 'e'io'"iies
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BUILDING LOTS. aad
FARMsf for sale or exchange tr .lsy ri n1s

EAPMsfef sale OF f1rhabKt IT VI! =
YER, rsluabe Fam. lS9 scrss ire.lihs sos isss oa
The bsnks Of the Hudson River with n az a.
sorss ,ce hcuse &C. kc, with has orchard 81 'sIi' Is
Nuts. =, pc,.ht..,s;.
I.rd esch q feet front BY ls feet ds-o via
br,cs bsldiLg Eos III, lls and i1S Sh't CAA'a
place. 800 -, ii. and l.,s n, le.tA.x,
,a,ts s,Se b.twrsa Broadway and 10 n sy
Is on alh-s. souih ~es' o1,net io'sI Soc ian
built three story brick houses. rostt cesP'
- mo- ss,h - bst seeu an aud LsIingt'n- avs
to1r s.cry blick houses Nos u.s. 2S' asd Ut EH'
basement attic, and sub-cellar brick s,usss
1os test Nos 100 and ioi ForJta.s neal U ID
four story brIck houses, Win s'oies' Nus ''S Anu ~
~ sstory modern built b.ck hsus. a2iI.o fss' IA
pori~y 81 and a thfec-stofy eck house palh osh', IA
W.T. rear ulton ferry. BROOKLYN.
Also several brck AID brown stone aonse ana
located New York and Bro *
In inoure of Z. AUERBACH, NO. 81 Joaa- AZ. 70 :
O'clock and No. ies Norfolk St from 10 III a. 81 aas
tnQp NJ A'' .
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COTTAG and FURNITURE in

~ bHOOkL1N FOX SALE anu possessl0h slvoh NJ
short ns<ice situated No 233 jay st. between av
and johnson ST. ten mimi walk from the Fulton Ferry,
ard within eighty yards Of omnbu, route Lst Is BY
I67t story frame house filed In with brick. 20by 49,
with piazza and marble mshtels throughout
we'll but in every way modern style in good order aud
present occupied by the subscriber. Price. - 0Oo-
~ 500 can remain on mon ssge at per Can he
every day from 10 to3. Apply to GEORGE b. GRAN
NIaa No Q6 Made n-IsHs l6f iw+
NOR SALE-Tbe twO-story basement
II and attic House and Lot No SO Sands St, between
Washington and Adams. Brooklyn Also, the twoHSy
bsssment and attic House and Lot No n0 High be
Bridge and Cold Brooklyn. Two thirds Of the
chase money may remain bond and mostsage If not
sold within fortnight the5 Will be rented for the ensuing
year 1nquire Of JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
I6f lts Ne. 10 Tillary-st., Brooklyn.
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prop

IA srty on Barclay - he lease of the lot known
No 81 Barclay St fem Columbia College be ng for Sc
ytns from the Is Of May lss The lot as 81 feet inch
depth side and ia feet inches the other side
The ground is $500 for the next TIRES years
and S225 per year residue Of the time On the above
ios there three story Brick Building Fer price, terms
and further psItic GLARS. apply TO
ief Nv A. j. DLEECKER, No. Broad.st.
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COUNTRY RESlDENCE.-Wanted,

~ aocuntry place for term Of yeaTs located near
village and within IS milss of tsis city containing from
to IL Al land win cottage house good out
buildings and fruit Rett moderate Or the advertiser
would give exchange fr such place good ana aess
bic farm containing all Of best quality land situated
In Northern Illinois 10 miles from the termisaucn VI
railroad row operation. ON which good h9use ana
barn hne timber IS under the ptew and
living srcsm running through the place balance IN cash
al IeuuirtA Address j. J. W, this ofhco. 1Of lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
NOR SALE.-A email new cheap Cot

sags, with 10 unmproved land for $3.50, 500
down. the balance $40 msnthy Also TO- 20 and 40 acre
Lets adjoining without at $50 acre avo able
terms These ands situated near the Long Island Raw
road ~ hours ride from the City Of BROOKLYN The OIL Is
good for farming tllage Fine
were produced the lands last Also this
soil 10 well adapted for fruit. Grapes in particular Me
shaucs and others wishing comfortable home for them
selves and families pleasant and healthy "A place as
there 10 In the State and Tor The sum which you would
have pay for hse Years rent in the City, call
Tho subscriber and 20 and examine for yourselves.
j3i 1ms A. kicCOTrER, No. 1913 Fulton st.
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EvOR SALE-A double frame House

II and Lots, with stable IN the reay, NOS bl ana %
Willow It,. corner of Pihsapple-s BROOKLYN Nights
II a,rarEea for large faulty having sx
rooms the 81 them 10 by "a. which
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hocr Nont and back ssi ce Elk chambers and attic room
hkms mach going up down There good
cellars under the house good yard and fine bearing Ca
tauba and Isabella ape vices large sof, water csten
aud pump IN the kitchen For further particulars apply
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