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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11
The French Empire.

CASTING OF TBE vorK-TRzAEND0U5 MAJORITY FOR
LOUIS NAPOLEON, EyC.
The vote for the Eppre cast tho elst and 22l
Of November. DO b public and private accounts agree
that .hs ceremony conduoted decorously but with
out any show If enh husasm. Froa the pains taken to
bring UP the voters the returns will exhibit large
joIity- greater probably than any previous appeal to
the people By telegraph We learn that up to the
morning OF the 27tb tho latest returns including eighty
three Departments, and the army and navy wore -
Yes, 100 600; No, 25eG00,
In Paris ths number of voters who abstained from
vopg in December, 1915 unted to fourth of the
whole; in December 1851 20 iflh and this
zion 20 one. seventh.
The result for the department. OF tho Seine was pro
claimed Thursday morning the 25th ut at the Hotel
6e Vile amidst cries Of rire o Emperor" On Thurs
day also the Corps LesatiG met and proceeded with
the OF the committees ihe scrGtisy Of tho
woes would occupy some days peihsps four-and pro-
bsby on tho IT OF December the result would bc au-
nouocsd ard the Official proc'a Sstion Of tho
plre would be MADE on the I'd OF December tho sruyer
cary az TIE ooup dea and the coronation Of Napoleon
On the I'd xi appear the Stnat.as csnsiduD. with the
modification, which will be few; but the court stqustto
OF tie bcuiaons ana Of the Lm eire viii De restored
France and another 10 Europe Both, tcld viii
Tbs President has sent already an official message to
the sti,e body, stating that the government viii
undesg0 n change merely in name
Prince Murat is sr deayoEus to procure from Louis
Concession u the trans 'Atiantc packet service.
Austria.
THE RETURN OF cHEyALIER HULsEMANN 70 WASH
INGToN.
The corresi oHdent Of the London Morning Chronicle
writes from vienna that Mr. Webstor's death will restore
relations between Austria and the United States. Mr..
Hulsemann viii return to Washington.
Russia.
The Duke de Ieuchtenbulg buried. November 4th,
ne less imposing than the funeral Of the Duke OF Wei
Ergton.
SwcGens
The King las recovered, ard tia regency Is at an end
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UCTION N0TICE.-BY j. BOGART, STORE NO is
IA Spruce street Sale this day at I0K o'clock Mp-.
sage sal: Of nc gsehod furniture consisting Of bed
and Kitchen utensils; aso, lot Of platform ssslcs
r. a. CHAMBERS, Attorney.
1HOS BELL, Auctoncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

LIME CARRIAGE HORsEs.-PEREMPTORY SALE
70 sicss an estate be sold BY suction at the
tnst, ~ the hour Of O'clock Of that day pair Of
handsome bay carriage horses HI and gentle In either
single double harness; have oted gckher in BIO and
are ssysn Aud eight years old sixteen hands high pony
good single harness. Alec. two hsndsome carriages
Of them particularly suta soian Sale
<nn6 nm kha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

L. vANpEWATER, AUcTivreEg, WILL SELL
this day December H. At ID O'clock at their sales
teon II Wal, street, Dutch buoous in lots 10 safe
ppgchAssxs being the importation Of Vandegshoot SON.
Van WAvener Co., and others Tho whole will be sold
without to clese consign
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

convention additional to the treaty OF 1892 ruersn
teepg the Independence Of Greece under prince Of th'
Crcsh faith has been egssd at London by the &nloe
Of England, france, pruaels BAysriA and Greece
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

A UCTION N0TICE-H. n. BUSH. AUCTIONEER,
"A will se. this day At ba ten o'clock, the
saeI raen: 10 North William street lsvse aud
IAN Hes and dealers; ALSO seraphim aud
second hand panoforte aso, els ht sofas six couchcs
and ehirty six French chair, 10 close oonsgnment Sale
positive for cash. Dealers and families look
gsins Also ten cseks French ,insgr plat scale
complete, stauo, cahks, SO.
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Russia.

The Duke de Ieuchtenbu,g buried. November 4th,
the church OF st. John OF Jeru aem with ccrsmonies
10 less imposing than the funeral Of the Duke OF Wed.
in atom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11
caaENousH, TuR SCULPTOR, Iss ANY,

Information hso been received here thst Gresaough
the Areriosn aouiptcr, Is confirmed tunstio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

HENRY r. LEEDS, AUCrlOSEER-Mogr rG AGE
sale OF 81 second kaad turnure (remoyed for
ccnv,1ienes Of sae)-Hs.Iy Leeds will sell ths day,
at half pass ten o'clock at his salesroo Liberty strset
An assortment Of and md furni consist
Ig Of one s1st Of rosewood palor furnture, .rb
dressing buce wahstands plain mahogany dressing
resus sary ana rosewood nsrhle side aad
soa tables spring seat raror chys rocking ard essy
chArs Go mahogany French aud Gothic bcdstc ads;
rosewood tste acte in crmsou pius1, French plate air.
riety. Aiso, quantity Of fancy goods Catalogues
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Commercial Affairs.

The King las recovered ard las regency ut an end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11

- vs,1ihp AIE sFAIEs sfAAMER FULTON mo OFrICTAl.
DISPATCHES RECEIVED FROM cusA, ErC
syv. - cosassrorpgscg riIg vrw YoEH HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11
Mopgrs, RVcMs, ETcs, -AKgSD,

rUOUgT WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoUR
Ill or Avs tccks Of Brosdwsy, and not soYc Big ~
street 1t must respectable neSneorh ga any at
= mederats rent Address A. H. BLA Ii, box .Jo' FoSe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO,
>>>>~N>~>>>N>-~~>-~>>.
REPORTED ANNEXATION OF SONORA
TO FRANCE.
-~s.-.>--o,~v>--Ns>sy-oe~--.-
The Rcyolulionisis Everywhere ia the Ascendant,
.>0o-o|~S~,@~-~-.~~S~~>or-o<~*
NEW CONTRACT GRANTED FOR the
TEHUANTEPEU ROUTE.
>o>-<~~oY~cv,e~o.~~o-~oo.~>..
Additional California Intelligence.
Loss by the Sacramento Fire Estimated at
Ten Millions Of Dollars
es~o-~-sNo~>r~N--O~o0y-o~
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
r~~No~r~~>>o~NNo~os~~N~>,
Another Rebate on tho Tariff ia The House
OF Representatives,
Sq., &c, &S
The RcyOluiionists Everywhere ia the asesadaat
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
The Neyys from Mexieo.

MOVEMENTS OF THE RGvoLUTi onfsrs SONORA pE-
GLAZED ANNLXkD 10 FRANCE -IaE TEHuAnTEfEC
RoUTE-JUDGE CoNKLING, ETC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

TO LET-The second floor of House
u No. 1876 7th-sf with back basement finished of in
modern style marble mantles CRATES &C Croon Water
each floor Fountain yard Also second floor Of Build
ing No. ls$ Fulton OF. Inquire of r. GLENN, Ne 1874
Fulton. ct. Rent S2l5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
ITO LET or FOR SALE-Eiqht two

u story and basement Cottages newly duisked at
Nesningtoe Hshts, On lssh ST. and nsa Trinity Cemetery
And AsA Rndge. being ess OF the most hcAhfal ana
beautiful locations 20 be found Comm unicAtoa with the
S evsy hour BY stages The depot OF the Hsdssn River
kairvad ard The ls.dlne place II steamer Jenny Lind
(Which Will ran regularly u the place throughout the
oon) are but lev msments wax rom the premises.
Thers four lots TO each house giving ample space for
gardens They Wi be let t. good tsaanta sold
sonsble terms and large II the purchase uoasy car
Fe@sm on bond and mesass hsos-o stores. each su,sa
Bile for tailor shoemaker with n,ne rooms attached
Rent Ss50 Inquire OF CAsi kRIs Passenger Hsase
os Of isslh at. Of y. SMITH. At J. Dalley No. ass
Heogot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
T ONDON wATCHES.-R. cow.

Ii ~. II OUW.
1zDEROY. Chronenstsr. ws'ch aud Clock Msksy IA
Charirstea ct. New Road. ST. Pancras l. ,nssa ia
ysn. wnh r. y. Cooper. Ne Cslthorpest, ssy' lea
hosd oess To soSuaint hs enss Amsrca Of his tssa
oon 70 call upon hem personally during the mosths of asy
end June nc,t with well selected VARSITY q hr.Asi xoA
sea SILVER Chfononetsrs Duper and Lever ws:ehss A
Seh ~ NOV merits, AZ pricss tha' fail iasl,s
every s.tsfaccoa favorable oDpora1ityi "a pos oI.e
those who desire orders asy sr.eat 80
cot telsy. previous to the proposed visit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
EOR SALE or to LET-Stanwix Hall

n Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Ths large and csnmodous
hoss sshshioy,ocAtsd on the west sde Of Broadway
Coasv@ Spring will be lot fcr a term OF years fro n
ss ss gay MAJ nett The Hotel entirely nsw, and
large and with e1pssss yrfsrepos 10 the accom-
mosanoh families No better hotel establishment. for
winter az We'll ss business can BE- fsapd Il Sara
toSa Eor rthsI particulars insuries msy be male OF
LkSTEk BARTLETT Esqrs 81 this village or Of she
yn ssaxonsble terms jOHN " WHITE
Sayatnea Springs, Feb. 70, laS1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
garpstinss, Oil Cloths, ST.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il completed his extensive and important atera'isu
in his old stand No. I36 William st., separating The
Wholesale tom the retail departme and having
ciatsd with him DAVID WEBB Gate With BE 9
Higgins Co Is ready TO offer the following sootA
which have been selected with great from ths ma,
celebrated manufactures Of Europe and the Uatsd 5is
viz.
TEPESTRY BRUSSELS
THREE PHYS, rev styles,
MGR AIMS Of every Grade,
VENETIANS, 81 al sidths;
OIL CLOTHS. MArTfNGS, a., he.
And are lkswise In daily receipt u goods Of ever
scriptiou connected with the trade from Auction. nie<
too ether aled assortment 80 which invite the
especial attention Of country dealers, and saca are
abe ut 10 furnish anew their houses, hotels seansoa
ships, &c, &c. MN NJ GSokrY,
No. 1876 WI lam. St, between Falisa
and John sta, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
DUBBER SPRINGS.--Ia this city,

pUBBER SPRlNGS.--la this city,
where the character bon Mr. Day and mysslf are
well known should be quite wiling to le the question Of
ver,city be,wesn rest but his acca
sing 81 having published false statement. kely 70
before no well acquainted WITH
Mr. Day think due myself to take some actics 81 his
statement
now rtlterats the fact most distinctly. that he hss
both directly and INDIRECTLY made oyertuIes TO me to eeT
him off, that might enjoy the entire monopoly OF the
businsss ard fortunately am prepared with proof OF
this MIR. Day will discover. instructions having
already been gwen my ounsel 20 procsed
ipgs again him for the libel have nothing 10 do with
any combination. and base my position solely upon my
right ard II superiority Of spILgs ask nothing but
fair price fer COED artcie-oAe that an waansins
for i've years
The American Institute having granted ne the highest
premiums for the last Eve years 10 succession and tue
Patent Office having decided Fullers Patent aud
ESTABLISHES the vaid, of my own Is pretty fair evdsncs
that not on make the best Springs, but have the only
right to make them
10 railroad companies and builders bis springs
OF the responsibility of his promised ndenni By COM
mencirg proceedings al once sgans all psre, nfriasns
rights, who estimation, responsible for ,hs
damages iely 10 be Obtained MI Day. as avn gwen ts
understand has about much he well attend TO
defending the numerou. ssts already Brought against
him for infrns emeRt Of dffersst patents.
y. h. RAY, No l0t Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
0IL FACTORY for SALE The

building fifty feet in length by twenty-five feet wide.
and contains three presses with and bags,
thIee kettles other necessary for doing good
bssinsss The lot which fifty feet front and
hundred and thirteen feet deep Seven hundred
dollars may remain bond and mortgage For further
particulars apely TO Messrs VEEDER. POPHAM CO,
No. SO Front-st., New-York, or to JOHN +. COFFIN.
No. 124 Eurman at, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
DURAL DOMICILg at RYE. Yves,

chsster CO. ~ miles fpm New-N0rk. and contxuoss
u the New. YORK and New Haven Railroad SaloA The
sahscrbsr Offers for sale ihs valuable property The prem
es copprss TIVE acres n.J suAted and incacsed
with superior walls the dwelling. recestiy haisasd.
handsome d. uble house. IN cottage SIZE Saa na N the
oee,ss kassmsnt cellar Sc 10 rooms Of which i've are
paricss 10 feet BY IS EACH marble manes, walls Of hard
hnisA husdlnss the Of erection. wei o.
pure water stcns eis,en gardens yxluAoe wrought
luas1y Of Ast quality bsidiag store. When tally con.
rsted this viii one the pretest places N hye, aud
fog gestsman don business HewYork and wishing
70 avail hmsen Of the railroad ios travel ess advan-
taees perhaps those Of other IN the
town Terms EASY. Apply TO RUSSELL PARSONS,No.
20 William st.. NswYosk. OF 10 the saesseer. the
prsnisee SAMUEL II. BE2RIAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
DUBBER SPRINGS.-TO RAIL

= V
llR ROAD COMPANIES, CAR BUILDERS AND
OrHEks-In advertisement In Ths ExDrea Of tsis
evening" r Day endeayors TO enlist tbs ympahiss Of tas
deavoripg to persuade them that he " their champion
against monopoly. forgetting prssuns thai he has on
and using argument, that in such could obtain
the entire monopoly OF the business and sell the sPrIss
relying upon my hts and the superiority II springs
Neither Day Fuller have the shadow Of right TO she
Patent for an India Rubber Spring to the material Of
which it 10 composed; and all Railroad Companies aud
ether responsible parties infringing nv rights which are
prosecuted T. N RAY. No. lW Broadway. New-Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
mon SALE CHEAP-A HOUSE and

n yOr - rh.,yx-s. Insuire Of II. 8. GILBERT,
~ ~ Ch.rv.sr NJ B-Owners OF real estate. who
rb 10 se or have renis cOsct would do vel 70 cau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new Vii

L.. accessible ssve'ai times day. bots ~ s'aSes
= .ssswbost situated ri hin eisst miles q sns CIV
~ soss Har en- College Point and fiasnas
sy pssr Flushing. and seolnins the village OF
III inch sold readily last spring asd now baian5
80. h lad out ON be scale Shs streets OF DOH
Siscs. rtsrssctrg each o'hs; and VIII. fron s com
srd 70 attn ston a. no distant period be one OF tue pIh
cosl eaports in the vicinity of Hsw-Yok The 10 vi
n size from fosr CITY lots IN pncs IRON ~
1ss The terms ere &15 down and the rest in
go which enables ever, pers,a however crcunstsnoeo
40 Dsc, me his own landlord sbEewss oder: 40 No
uents q the capitalist rarely net with-S tnete -
Sa,., .S~nr f5ou he east that this pEossr wi u
81 N, nths sell at pure no. sssea ,s nsnaot
essd, ~ healthy and surrooadsd by scssey wncn .s.
~ .~J sri,r we We of me East HvsS vats
efFi,ssIs Rkers lizard Mor,sns ,, psint mss,ns
800 desJ ,le slsees for resc ence IN csn
be snsd MIA aaso,a az !, he oac.s
sa9 IND to call ce where map: ana sssy
49, !. III he cheesfui gwen JOHN A. FLAH,
nicia g, Wet lttb 1T between 7th and 9Th avs All
r. for rsteI port and Flammsssurgh lots must
Ys,..s<s nsvsonaIy 10 10 IN A. FLAdMER. IL paid 70
~ slss they viii be null and void. Office hours fro
lfo kP.N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
FAIRBANKS SCALES-GREAT

Il REDUCTION Recent iulpyoy M ns In machinsry
By which produce Of Scales reduced and
extended facilities at st. Johns5ny for manufacturing,
retheT With the completion Of through hines OF railroad
the principal markets. combine 90 enable the
70 eford their scales improved IN quality, at
Fellow those IF any other mandatory
II other scales well made and sasle they caunot he
sold for lower prices IL offered lower prices they will
be found. On tnal. to be imperfec, aad deceptive.
FAIRB ANKS g co No 80 Water-st.
One reason why Fairbanks Scales always 80 dur
able and retain thsx ment much longer than 9TH
that the bearings protected by tbs Patent Yer
teal Stes Knife Ridge tbs exclusive right which 10
cured No Scale be duvsby scsuras especially whom
subjected TO and constant without this proec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

EVUk SALE-A deNghuW Country Hes
iderce and ten acres of Land ia the village Of HEMP
stead. l. l. twenty miles from this city. Tee hoass ia
cottage buil, one and half stories Wings. and paz
n extending the whole lsnsfh. UPoa the place has
barn and other halaags. orchard and AL
kh Is OF shrubb<sy The place Ia beautifully lad cut
with lawn in front, &c NJ; sri speculation. aad
psy be had az bargain. IsqsHe =
q Dg VIII, Na 100 Joha-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
T F. HARRISON has removed HI,
9rbools.

EXCELSIOR.-Psrents wishing " ind
~ Institution In which good order MAINTAINED By
real kincpess and rapid secured By hsoa
instruction, will be pleased and served ct the Commercial
and Classical School, No. Is Henry st
SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
At PRIVATE SALE-A valuable

"A Plot Of Groufd with the Buildings and Improve
msnis thereon containing about n Of land situated
the pleasant village Of Tar,own Westchester County
and abs hreeesr Of mile IRON the HUDSON River
Rsilresa Depot that place The plot of ground SIS
b. 800 feet ard Is located Broadway and New On
the premises there Frame House. Ice House and
all Necessary ont-hedisgs The wAee atnirasy cacu-
lated for gerte counSy residence Yor price tsrms and
ether particulars, apply to
A. J BLEECKER, Aucsionssr, No Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
mo MEMBERS of BUILDING ASSO-

III CATIONS ard others wishing TO build-A number
~ building stuatsd 10 The midst o. Improve
matt. ssd not 30 inmates distant from Wats,-wrh
advances assist building ON enc Iois
for ss5s separate offering hns 70
men Of enterprise. Apply 10 HAMlLION' NO. Nas-
sac It,, ID story
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
Real @state for Sale.

NOR SALE--A Lot on the west Sce ..
Is.issso... ss,~.ss I'm and .sn ~ s -. ,ehs,
Lot - sssh- - ~ Ora HOUSES Apply on the
ealon !. Ish- q . or No 81 C}ih 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
I YON'S CLASSICAL aud CONNER

II OAN ~ duu
1LCAL BOARDING. SCHOOL for YOUNG GIN
TLEMEN-The IRVING INSTITUTE. TARaYfOWh.
N YThe location Of this institution Is unsurpasss9
TsnytowR being Of the Oldest and moss agrseaDe
towns the Unien, noted for its salubrv aud nosly
and accessible msny times osy BY tho huds1n hr~
Railroad The sta Is lsss than hAfa mile from t1s deps
ard conn ands OF the most charming views OF tas
valley Of the Hudson fhs edfce IL c0mm0di08s, con-
Portable and we'll adapted The grounds. quite retired
embrace several acres Including fine grove, well as
pointed gymnasium. &c.
The Principal il sssiduous his regard or the MoTd
welfare, the Physical comfort the Intellectual improve
msnt, the manners and personal haots Of his pspIls
daily record having respect TO each q these interests
kept abstract Of which IL forwarded to the psrsa
the close Of every month The Tutors and pupils reside
the family Of the Principal, paske Of the sane fsm
sleep under the same roof and constitute IN all respects
one family Pupils will attend the church dengnstsdW
the parent, practicable
The Course Of Education includes all the brsachss Pre-
parsoy for College OF business for professional or r
tcaI life. The Prifoipd has had long expslieaoe and
aided BY competent Tutors Instruction 10 ever dsen-
ment will be thorough, and ele nsntary principles VA ~
that strict attention which thsn paramount
suce demands French sGd Spsnsh BY Native Tsachss'
resident at the lnsiitsts. -
Circulars mag be had at Nos ao5 and so Broatry No
90 Rasssu-st., sBd No. rs Bewery
For further Information address the un6erssped
WILLIAM p. LYON, A. NJ,
Principal and Proprissok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
Drp Goods.

nRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM.
~ ERS, SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS ana
COACH AND CAa MAKERS.
In Consequence CT the burning Of Their v.r.hozs. r.
Nassau. 81. the undermined have removsdt Z,
No. 81 PARE-PLACE AND No rs McRRAr-sr
Where tkey are now opening entire stock 81
frRNIsHISG DRY GOODS
10 which branch Of trade thsu sg;eHtsr will hsrext., ~
exclusively directed.
Thsy viii have constantly hand and Will b rec.,,
ing direct from the nsnulsctarsrs ever az
quality Of
FAMILY LINENS
Linen and Cotton shscinss, Linen Asd Cotton P,li.v
Casrfs, Table Dsmasks Nsptins Ars To~eisgs Con.
tsIranes spd Quilts Salp De IzEes sad Bioeases o..
masks and Disseriss, Coiorej aud White Bnksss C.,.
perngs al the va,stiss Ms,Fnss aad Diusss,s csrI,a
Hair and Festhsp.
Ass, q full asd complete assortment Of
COACH AND CAR rRINMIr1S.
Reoeivsd direct from the Preach and German yses,r.,
conprising every variety Of PiaAhes Cloths. coass,s
Msrcelnss. Car Headings. Oh Cloths. Enanel.1 ~
Patent Leather. Coach Lace and fringe.
Damasks. hastings, Aorssns and Csrps,inss Cor ChrA
purpose.
invited 70 our stock DOhEMUS NIyON~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
HARMS, HOUSES, and PLACES Of

- BUSlNESS-pescns having such 10 sell or exchange
yM 1nt much 80 their Interest 20 call en- WAT
xINe HlNE No Es Broadway, who have besA for
seDe TINE gsxse tbs bosssss snd have ase amsans
Of property BOW hand TO sell exchange With many
peseces eeine daily tor shst therefore hem
great opportunities TO dsposs u property without delay
Al business stseaded 10 promptly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
Dop SAFE At NEW-ROCHELLE

-rbs property Of the late Samuel TITUS about hall
= rHe fyon the village. and about = ninutes Walk
LA frc ,he ery ~ times per day commstsiionlow Tbs
sscs contains about and the land N his sas
.i. C.ynaxe house. Stable 60. II commands
Isedd yisw Of Long Island sound, and Is ~sha shor
$500 ~ 4, which affords fine Cunning and fishing The
- vii socL ed with tue best OF fruit and ornameaal
r,ss large portion Of the purchase money can 70 maa
-, bond and mortgage Inquire Of ROBERT p. TITUS.
Esw. Rochelle OF 8. BoWSE, Ne l33 1sdisonst, New
Vart
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LLIPTICAL PATENT PLANNING

ELLIPTICAL PATENT PLANNING
IL MACHINE, for Planning. Tensusfas and Grcoving
ON tie 7ec December last an IA full operation the
FhQnir steam Mills the foot of Brown Pnlsisl
mia produces work equal not superior to any shine
no {. 70 operation. both ~ 20 auanf,sy AID qussy.
The lumber psred by this machine 10 eel afspIsd for
beisg panied thar pansd BY hand the hoer Of the
rood NOT berg compressed after beng PLAYED
Also the ELLIPrfCAL STONE CUTTER, far ficiRg
Marble Granite and other substances, we A. Tor CHIP
pps DIE Stus car be had b. sppDs by letter other
vie 20 JAMES VI PATTON, Philadsipsa.
NOR SALE-Ons secondhand five
IL horse power ,olunn steam engine Of car own make
IN complete ordsr. Also one ssceed-hsnd old patent
Adsps DO yer press in good order az low pries.
r. HOK CO., Sos % and u Cad ct.
ITO MACHINISTS.- large + l. Y
Il PRESS for sale, which has been used for cutting
cap-fronts Also pair Of large PASrSBOARD SHEARS.
Ihqure st No. 100 Msicsn-isne.
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VTALVABLE PROPERTY.-For sale,

n Pissmcpt plot Of Ground. comprising about
sAd Of an acre $50 feet float the Hudsea River sad
SoQned - the south BY lands belonging 10 the Ere RAD
Yoo1 Conpany on which the lea per constructed Far
ossDs apply 10 T. DUNLAP, No. rs Broadway.
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A FARM FOR.SALE-Locatea about

IN mlea from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at
Croton. Said contass s. suitably divided into
wood meadows rassare aud orchards with excellent
variety comfortable two story house. large barn,
a.: Plenty Of good fresh water. Inquire Of ELI IRA
Wis. AT the Farm. orof ALBERT II. COCKS,
No. Isl Bowo<y