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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
TOCAR-BUILDEPs and RAILROAD

u CONPANIES-Ths occapatoa Of NJ tine for sons
the nsSts IL II. saoc. ssI.a the coas,asi'os IS
are sest1e 70 esabish monopoly. that ney sxssS
prevented ny noticing before I've ssv.r.senssss =
Ray AID sssocfates-ths c5ntaaias certixcats al
kinhsl Gor'ea stating that sons Of Sprsgs ffess
hs hch they have never returned. proved have
ben elsn and the oibe' denying thas obtained the ore
nun Of the American frnasss IN ocsetsr last. fs tAs
As an ode, 10 that elrmsy ard transparent sevcs nh
mt he foovirs from nes.n Lippscgt Miner ssIss-
toners who procured from ne Il tbs sase time ssd sss
Of the lot thar Kimhall Gortoss we've ssnt an
thai sssts Tkis consider sathcisat answer 70 slss
Manufactured certificate 10 break down Individual sssrxv
MaUca CHUNK Csrsos Co Pa. f.s u. isa
nj q Dsr-DsE at " We have osss ssss yssr csks
BEST ARTICLE Of the kind have sesn. taxs
pleasure IN reccmmeIdSs them to thee hssias railroad
cars Yours respectfully,
LIPpfNccrr MNgR
The fsct that an selling for hfy cents good n not
letter Springs than the combination are charging seventy
genuine patent viii sufficiently esps,s 20 the Rsros1
public Why they are ,sssrtas 20 sueh dssoeabs
prevent Springs being tested and their fepaailoo
spIsss to stand ali rsTs,iss q si,m.,s he uai.s3
Sss on sry OF the rosds IN The Uaioa ''''AS
Irepsst TO the eubc that October last the AmsreaA
Institute swAced the Premium for the best Car Spnne
AFTER fair between mine aud Rays By reference q
the awsrds published BY the Institute itself tAn tine
m ana dispute sas n. %
sgsrdemss the New England CN Company uay have pro-
cured the esscsts the, hsss pseussss nsIss.r sns.
the time and N tes ssmo public manner. all other
awards the American Institute we're made and pushsd
under their Direction. The award 81 the New Eng
land Car Company Il any such exist have esss pre-
cured within few days past. in aaa By means,
that The least Of IT, surrounds It with ssspie,sn and
oidsss Manufacturer of India Rubber the United ssssss
Owner OF II India Ruobey Patents.
No n 10 fllu.if =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
DURAL DOMICILE a. RYE, West.

Vchestef Co, 81 miles from New-Hork. and contsueAs
"a the New YORK AMI New Haven Railsosd SgatoAThs
oscriosv o,s for sale this valuable property The
ses csRprss tive OF asly ntaAted aud loossd
WITH superior walls; the dwelling, . recently flushed,
aA1esome double house. N ctaee Style aee built IN The
stess basement cellar &C. 70 rooms Of which two are
SaIisrs let y IS each masbs nansss. walls Of hard
Ahishs ees-eou4inss the process u erection; vol II
puSe watert sesne eassers sardeas; valuable wrought
garry % fr9 quality esildag stoes When fally CON
pleed tbs viii Be Of the prettsss places in Rys ara
Tor ge1tlsne. dong business n New YORK aad wishing
g avail hsssu 81 the ,anssaa no. o.sss s,srs .dsAa
town Terms sasy. Appiy feRusSELL 81 ARsONs.N No
~ william a., NswYe,k. or % the sasscxeer the
yrsmisss. SAMUEL U. BEsMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
OToNY RAunK COTTAGE and

~ FARM for SAL In me Town ., hys; p plea ty
49, rsiirosd depot nj neck. There good DWELL
ne ar cottage with ENCLOSED with elegant fences;
haldsons spscou,s barn AID stable aso tenant
nsints A. aud will require repairs for many years. Thsre
z about 80 Of land Suitably vdsd INTO orchards and
ffuit trees about the t~sing exce1ent gardeA 20
Stony Brook 10 the northern boundary Of the farm and
direciiy 10 the Sound, osnt half mile where 70 good
Sostsg ssd fishing Bye beach in the vicinity which
ssarcey surpassed for bathing puyposes Beauthui reaas
ma ns drives in every direction There are several fine
building sitss the fam. commanding vIews Of tne
SomSd For Z person doog BUSINESS in New York. or for
4 summeY residence this vnsTs many attractions In
orire Of HOMER MORGAN, Ne Plne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
OUARTZ MINING MACHINERY

w 1he seb<cIher Is extensively engaged IA Maaofsc-
turing MschireSy for stamping Quartz hscx for Virginia
and California, ard has made several Improvements by
which he puiverzs than three times tia Su
cfQsarz Beck with Lees power than kny other machinery
in the cesnfry.
Afro, improved 2ralsamatsr b. which every particle
Of gold 10 collected Miners who nays used tks efns
ter or shaking tables and have collected large amoats
paying them hskdscme profit
Perscns wi.sms % go into the Qsartz Nix ing budness
would DO wed by calling the subscriber who has had
several yeafs sxperencs IN MANUFACTURING machaery r
mining VIM. BURD0N. Machinist. No. 100 Front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
HOUSES ON s6th.st., YORKVILLp

- 10 fet, two % three Of the Of Ave thr..-
story Frame Hsssss. viih brlck sssemssts vsrasdss.
&C. &C. on tbs north side Of ss;hs Of sih az AMI
veIy rear The Harlem Railroad and stages These hoas.<
are esilt IN the bes asisn style flashed hsadsore
nnoe nsntss std elliptic gIsts thrsushsas and vii De
eonpstsd about the 18th Of April Tne " 100 Sser
regulated. cnshed tagged and lighted and being on
rsr bisa sfoand. with commanding view Of the civ
Ess nv or the Sound &C the location enc a, ~
n me,s oesuas.s the sirnd. Apply RICHARD r.
No. "a wsveriy- place. before Il A NJ and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET

~ pcaessioa iDncdissely-6 Situated in enlnsa.'y
nsahy location, about twelve miles from New York
sne reesson Railfost. and within few minute walk u
asica IAe house 70 conmodiccs and well arranged.
out buildings excetlent water aad
nosee now hllsd WITH pare Tue qfsards com)giss
eaneeo1e lava And large dss we'll I'd with
ney o. uue s14 oontnp the wna,e ahsus Ave acras
Appys JOHN WALLIS, Ne So Jeha-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
Marbimerp, &r.

nAY g. McMULLEN'S PATENT
DHOsE.-Ths trial made Of this incompatible Water
Hose for I've past has fully demonstrated Its superb
GRITTY Orders from Railroads, Factories, Water Compa-
MES and others solicited Every piece warranted to give
by the paentee aud manufacturer The follow
Of the many cer6catss and published show
the estim alton from actual use
JERSEY CITY, Dec II, 1881
HORACE II. DAY, No. % Courtandt st., N.Y-Dear SIR
take great in stating you in your
curry regard TO the India Rubber Hose furnished by
for the New jersey Railroad aId transportation Company.
that have found Of the very best description and
much better than either
II 10 not emily durable but in the cad the most
that purchased Of you years ago. which has been
constant and still good ever and have found
Yours, very respectfully JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for N J. R.R. Trans CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
HOUSE at Y0NKERS for SALE

u u For SALE House Lot. at Yonkers, most beau
fuly situated the banks II the Hudson and mands
most bsautiful prosp passed In that
mantle village. The II use large and built in the most
substantial manner, stcneu and wash house adjoe-
ing, MI good repair. The Lot Is no feet front and
by 800 feet deep. Adcroal land may be
II desired Toms accom- ocdstng. II not sold BY the
middle of April the House viii he rented em the first Of
Nay next. II ID well sted for large fam w. or
boarding house. Inquire Of J. JENNINGS, Yonkers,
Of GEO. H. BELL. No. l3S Nassau.s st, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
NOR SALE, EXCHANGE TO LIEF

u for PROPERTYin THIS CITY or BROOKLYN, q
handsene Cson,y sssdeues, consisting Of modern we'll
built 2-st9sy lfams heusc viii hard dnsaed wallis sliding
doors. ha feet wide Attached good two story sitchea
and .ood house and also good barn and carriage house
Stable anc garden with sbvp two Ut land-Stusted
m the village Of WOODBRIDGE N J.. % miles from New
foh, and m,lss flsn the aaroad Depot aad u miles
communicate with this y Railroad and Steamboats,
seveiNtmes DAY the Churches Schools and Post Oos
are within Of mile. Apply 10 LEGOUX PARDES-
sUs. No. s. Msldsn-ians, or To SIMEON W. PHIL
I.IpS n thu ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
ITO RAILROAD COMPANIES and

VINO kAlLkOAD COMFANlES ana
Patent for Rubber Car Syringe the Only original and
patent in existence invite the attention Of the Rail.
siS euSs s sSs hs nsn
Of T. b. Cutting Esq, for Counsel touching he validity
%heh s; sDs anS 81 ss
sprng: filed with prompttsde a SC cent: per psaad.
s U.sd equal HosSE
No. 81 Courtlsndt st, New York.
Sta Yours Of this date In relation W. @ alters and
F. d. Rays Patents foi India Rubber Springs received
MI Fuller N he controversy and undsrstlnd the poats
involved III nj Fullsrs Patent was granted in Eng
the th Of October 1916 His American Patent ths one
10 question ns, mot been annnsd repealed or DECLARED
can for Violations OF it Purchasers using It
cannot be made responsible TO Mr. Ray undsr his pasht
States in their patent to FULLER and second because Rays
ssued contrary the express of the
besastansd spon by Ray against any one The Comms
soBer OF Patents IN his order for issue Indie sted his
ssGe NJ as :o ssss q n: s to
and sIshe gives Ray The bens Of his doabts and cosss
20 and Of Ss
tia, have ben retained By M fas, 70 institute suit
N aw me ense STATE S S,su Soa 10 set a'ds and am
Your osedisnt ;eryant. r. II. GrLLEr.
fully coocur In the opinisns above exercised.
CHARLEsTos. s. g. MsTca il. 1851
HORACE ~ DAY, New Yorh dear SIR; An sdvsr.
assisting the New England Car spring Co to maintain
snd ,ars IL The s Of seof ;Dns. IA our
selves who have been usisg your springs or time
past in our busness TO and 10 all neussd to state
facts which have under notice TO the dHra-
bity OF your springs IN comparison with those Of the New
ErsiaId Ca-,priss Co. Many Of the above CenpAay's
sphgs have - en- IN use II the largest railroads in
STATE aud have proved % be Inferior yours Reny
instances they have burst with the weight az loaded
and once with the weight Of unasded when on
the ether ba have known yoRs 10 fail with any
weight they have been pressed with
TIE above railroxd has number Of springs in
and was through thar foreman Of repairs cay-shop
wa we're induced 70 try them be oshcr when yours
are 70 Dc had We have heard 81 any feexiag IN
es cold ve1hs thev affected by the heat Of
our souihsin sum nsis consideration Of 40 small mss
nitace Is that springs 30 per cheaper in
pce though the price would govern Ia our prefer
Lcewere DO, Jour springs superior.
DesTsg that Railroad Companies and car manu- factur.
shorla not be imposed by monopoly TO ex.ors ffo
them Is csls per ID for article good you
selling for 50 cesfs.
Oblse b. ding lat order A. your earlss. con-
and wishing you every srecess yery
speciiaLy, yours, WHARTON PET3CH,
Car Manufas.urers Charleston, 8. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
NOR SALE-ssawford, onn.-The latt

II rssidsnes Of Henry sanfosd ESQ n ne Village q
don tkn city This place having bsen lifted y M
Or Sxpsnss y IN that Desired gsnteei ho1S fof
~ senflsnaa whs wshss hs family 70 ENJOY tnS
!. ~ oitv The Dwellnx House 10 cool and airy IN SUM
ner VII beautiful shade and well nclosed and warn
vr}ey With every convenience, 90 furnace, hot ana
snid vstsr. bath room There are alse suitable
0sablss Coach HOUSE, leo House. Garden with flowers
~ al ths advantage II the counsryts health, IT.
ssssuJee it. bssutiss-w,th the most modern convent
s~ces al 4 ety home Communication to Stanford, on the
nav York snd Nsw-HsvsD Railroad, by all trains, 80
yeaY Tor drawingn and more particular Description,
snnI. "a Il GH6ITH DODGr No ri Bond-st NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

u dsnce, Of about sx acres % hxhly Ian
beautiful phxded lawn variety pear, cher,,ss
&c. s2d Withia cisate,' WAX Of Nav Ysrt ~
zils ofseeplardins, Churches -four .scres
sBd coed Of the Sound Tae house 10 fest SrSas
foldpg Doors marble maA,e and s,s,e 6ssn cs-,;sss
house. sss1s. &c Inquire Of N. roNPKINs, Ne Isl
BcveYy. store. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
ENOR SALE ar EXCHANGE. eithe

u for CITY Property improved Farm in one Of the
Western ota'es-A FARM Can siniag seventy acres Of
choice land beautifully sassd at The head Of Hempvtead
Harbor Roslyn) Lorg leland Sad Farm has fine double
house IN Thorough nea, tenant hosses car
rage house. with stables for sx aor.es private school
cston with ksw.York daily by railroad steamboat and
stage. For particulars address tp,stoa,dl
A. w. LEGGErT, R0siyu, l. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
NTANUFACTORY of sILvER-wARE

1y1- xOR THE rtscl~s Of sve.s sessnes
manufactue Cd for s Trade with pro npne ana
II specimens ~kich. fos maEfhs and eaAuy o ~
YER Will compare favorsby with ssy ossI
Tea Sets Urns. Piehes. Caps ffazapsS' &C. $50 ''
and Fork, of vsriSy ~ patterns ~ - >, ru.n.s<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS for
- Il Steam Euxrea for xsla Of The falloNing

~ sALE.-65 Steam Engines for sale Of the following
sizes. VIZ:
10 Of 40 horse power Of 80 do do 20 do dol Of
IS do do; Of 10 do do OF 10 do. do; u of do do
of 6 do. do and of do. do.
The shove al Of the Fstclss Fnsaes lifted up in
the best style heavy cast iron snes steel piston and
sold at reduced prices.
Also in progress and will be completed about the LIST Of
Msy-50 Portable Engines with upright tubular boilers
from to herss power all fitted up good style aud
rxnlsd Will be sold cheap for cash-ioo force aad ain
all sired engines Also double acting pumps for raising
water or would answer for Ore engines.
9Cynder Boilers feet diameter 30 feet long, IL Cylin-
der Boilers feet diameter 80 feet long CYLINDER Boil
ers feet diameter. 20 feet long, Cyhader Boilers
long with fue feet diameter-wilh steam drums oH
each boiler and warranted made Of best lron.
VIM. BURpON. Mschinst,
No l07 Erentst, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

II FARMS and COUNTRY RESIDENCES m
Dutchess County beng minutes ride lover beau
tul road from the village If Poughkeepse The bald
ngs are al new and In order. With variety OF t trees,
Co. Said farm contains ~ al land fenced win stone
wall and watered with failing Syringe Having some
beautiful building sites will be sold to q purchasers
For persons fond Of the sab aad beautiful IN nature
cannot be surpassed for landscape view and mountain
scenery hsving uvtsd view Of from twenty TO
oYtv miles consisting Of the rIshk Mountains. with the
Highlands the SbawsnsuIk Dasderburg Caatskll. with
the pine orchards. range Of mountains extending
cutie into Massachusetts and also the villages Of New
6ureh and Poughkeeesel for Agncu ural purposes.
ror further inform atos i.Qu,rs the premises Of
EDWARD BRUEDIGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
Real Gstats for Sale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. This new "

UHLAMMERsBBRGH This new WI.
IL ss sccs.ss. ..s . ;'. s.es as nss Il Ia: cs,
I.,,sr 10 tas College po'af zne stasmhs
~ ~ SIuss,sr sseaas we village Of nr,'n,
~ nya. Ia ~ ,esss sprlae and now ooioII
-: ~ lad ns sane scale ae sree's o. oo
Sai.S add VIII, iron Us con-
piSc ssn stlon a 40 df.st period b one OF tue PIN
sss ssspsrts IN the al Nav York Iec TO- W
cif., Pam two 10 ri,y Tote ia pncs rom ttS se
1~ ME tss ms xso down, aud toe resi- IN
n sio which enables pesoa, however
% his own ois Il likewise oilers an IN
ssnt 10 the capitsls r.ssy met wn-ss sns,e ~, 10 y;
ss iudriax fion bst that this pre- esry wn "a
~, .nfhc seIl at twice pre- now asked Being OK
ssjir siy healthy and sasondsd ~ scenery Wcn csnaos
- eubs aciss Of the East RIVER mage
STiussios Rker's l. I'D dOrrsana, YORK i.laaa me
Ssssce Rocks Cxtski ans - West POINT MAKING
80 ~ tss mo.t des,s for rese ence that can
Ss maspsd MA, lots aosold al s'ratfenpors pnos
Ssoo Xny ps cen w,sb purchase at the ao,se plsces
- - 10 cali >; he cs, whore maps and eveQ
rsfcrmstop viii be ial's gwen JohS =. N
n Ea No Isl West iste a. oetween TN anu s'A W. AL
s.ss r., nt,st,.n ssd fiammefsh1rgh lots Hust
< mad psrsopally to 10 " A FLAM MEH ~ psa 70
s.v one elss thsy win nall and void once hssrs iron
Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
EHARM For SALE-A fir,t.rate F.rm

situated a, Tea EsoA. ssrsen County N. J., On the
read ho1 Hobcksp ~ Txepaa aad miles from Fort Lee
SsU. The said Farm csataias 80 Of land With
mte WoAs building ana all the accessory ont .baild-
nes mseo numesr Of Frat Trees, ard never falling
supply OF good water, asx the door I'd rsosrsd woald
% dvseeo And eed in TIVE parcels Of 70 and sces For
PAL mlcne OF A. C. ZABRISKfE ON the ore u,isea
or Of zAB0SHIn AyAN RIpERS No sisl}rsaa x,nh. nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
VNTATCHEs! WArCHE5.--A small

w invoice per Asia, srsdsced giess G:l1 Lss,
psisst isvsrs sss LADIES' Cold Watches ~ los - 81:
silver Lsvsr, full jswslsd, IS whosssls ssd isssa
st. % stars, and Ne ~ BcwesT. II tAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
| FARM FOR SALE-Locatea about

"A miles FROM the Hudson River Railroad Depot at
CfctaA Said farm ehtsss s. suitably divided into
wccA meadows. pasoro ssa orchards With sIesllsas
variety OF hu,s aclmtSse t~o story house. large barn.
A. Plenty Of good fresA water. InQaic Of ELI IRA
Vs. at NE Farm. oref ALBERT H COCKS.
.s No, Isl B0wory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
HOWE's SEWING MACHINEs.-

otsers nov IN sse mirage. fhs public are caufionsd
sssm Machisss o. RsAts Of cay ether GER
~ :: az ethers hsvs hsez revoked HOW E's PAT
Arr sAbI2N1NGe fcx PANTS, also fbs sals.
ELIAS HOWL. j.. No %. 9rpadwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
1.-TWO NEWBURGH SUBURBAN

a. h. - n 80 sta e- ssd basement csn fosc 10
ossyen.es,y arranged good a'er saa on, oses 80
nnete Ia sdsoueiy siiusref with IRON 70 ,cfss
"a snc;hsr p zee vsry bean faly located on roveu
c,mmaadn view Of vess Pon', me h,gnsnas saa ~
% nj h'ps 10 psrchsse or rent such places. would do
vel ~ ca, y" 'A' r CARPENTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

EEsO LET or for SALE-A large and
N conmodous Hotel and Boarding House in Nor
walk, Conn., the line Of the NewYork and New Haven
Railroad a miles from New York City, and within 80 rods
of the Depot of the Danbury and Norwak and the N Y
and b Railroads 1t is egiby situated rising ground
ar the harbor, and commands beautiful Of the
hsboT tse and Of the islands its mouth Long aud
Sound 1t 10 admirably adapted for hotel OF boarding.
house. in summer Eorwslk the numbers from
the city, attracted hher ~ the beauties of the scenery and
Il facilities of recreation ashore well the or,
and there always such applicants than dad
accommodations Besides these the house can be filed
with boardess from the village tue year roRRd Possession
given April l. For terms, &c Apply personally, or or LEI.
ter, to y. A QUINTAkD. Norwslk, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
A GREAT LABOR.SAVING MA.

CHIEE--Lst the Practical Tailors call Ct No .0I
SToadwsy YORK. up stairs and zee Ts.lors Press
Aachlne, WITH which can do more suA bsttsY
pssssns thsa can be done By ree persons IN tie ordns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
EOR SALE or to LET-Stanwix Hall,

Il Saratoga SprinEs, n Y This large and commodious
Hotel esighuly located On the west side q Broadway.
door south Of Unos Hal and IN the immediate vicinity
Of Congress Spring will ne ~ for term of year, from
the lst day OF May next Pho Hotel entirely new, and
the establishment 10 in comp order The
large and arranged with reference to the accom-
mediation Of families No 'e'ter hotel establishment. for
winter we'll DO found at Sara
tosa For further particulars inquiries msy be made Of
LESTER BARTLETT Esqrs OF This village, or Of the
subscriber On the premises The prcpsrt! also for sale
reasonable terms JOHN H. WHITE.
Saratoga Syringe Feb. ~. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
DURAL HOMESTEAD for SALE

II y The subscriber 0fes his beautiful County, Resi
dence. containing about t~eny acres ia high state Of
cultivation, situated in the tc~h of Harrison. Westchos
ter County the road esds to White Plains
abou; miles t. Rive De. o. where the trains leave
sx times day for New Yass the location very des
yabe, havpg extensive OF fifty miles Of Long
Island Sound and adjacent couay The house ID large
and newly built in COCO sye with observatory. and
" III other conveHiences lasgs barn, cider MILL
rass, granary, ice and u,try houses &C There are
three apple. pear ssd one plum orchard, and 4
great variety Of chenss, peaches aprces, ounces,
grapes, and raspserries in fuh bearing The lawn 10
laid in walks an planted with variety of choice
fut and ornamental trees and snYubbery Apply to c. NJ
CAHPENTEhe 20, No. <68 Pear st., New York, OF
to ISAAC CARPENTER Jr.. the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
DROADWAY PROPERTY for SALE.

- Valuable improved property on Broadway' Nos
Chapel fontiog Broadway fifty feet go BY one hundred
and thirty and half l37 fee; deep For further
partcu ars inquire of W D. MANWARING No 26l Front
A. WARD NEWMAN No. 37l Bowery. and WIN. ID.
SALISBURY, No 96 Nassaust. The premises can Dc
examined by applying at No 3l Bowery from TO 10 A. M
and from 2 to p M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.

~ -ro1 yAle, the Residence Of the subscriber, being
large osthic Building OF zoe feet font BY 10 Deep comme-
diousy ANnnged for large fa,ly with
house carnage house and STABLES abundance Of shade.
trees and shruhbe IT, be sold with from and half
and fruit trees Situated tae borough Of Stamford Coan
within 1--WE minutes walk ef the n and n. Railroad
COGSwELL. CRANE = CO.. No. lis Front St, or OF
the subscriber On the premises GEORGE Y. wARING.
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EOR SALE or RENT in NEWARK,

IA peuteel Residc Gee neal Warrington square.
and within ave MINUTES walk Of Railroad Depo. Ths
house 10 al stories AMI flashed osse neh Win
10. 50 by l4s having flower and vegetable garden,
fruit Of various Kinds &C. vii os sold low seplea
Tor soon For futile information inquire az No u L,m-
bsdy 1t. Newark, or of Of Al. W. DODD. Bookseller
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for SALE or to RENT.

IL situated In the eastern part Of Connecticut, IN
pleasant village easy of access with to iohoe wster
bower Connected with the Factory are three Tene.
ents four large and twelve acres Of good
Lsnd-buldings and in good order the above PROP
cry viii be sold very cheap long credit desired or
rented for term Of years. For pareuiars' ADDRESS
n L p eprnRfeld. Msss
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nor SALE.-A fine village residence

IL in the village of Stamford, Conn., within tsn
walk olthe New York and New Haven Railroad depot;
said place of about three Of good land
good house and barn. with variety of fruit trees &s
situa ed of the peasantest and most commandsg
views the village For further information apply W
HUBBARD No. 81 Peck. clip, JAMES PIERCE, No. 1875
Blescksr-st, or SARAH W. LOCKWOOD, on the prsmi-