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Railroad Accidsnt-- Masksis.

CINCINNATI, Oct 26.-The up-train the Cincinnati
and Cnilcohe railroad of the track New
London Six shattered, several persons seriously
injured, among whom Thomas Rutherford, Of Gin
clnnati.
Sales Saturday of 20 900 lbs wool at AZ for
lot Bacon sides declined Sales Of so hogs.
be delivered in November, at So 80.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
T. A. Sole Lessee
Fourth night Of the celebrated
RAyEL FAMILY.
THURSDAY ryKMse, October %.
The Ravel performance viii commence with eats
THE TIGHT ROPE.
After which, for the 6rrt time the ballet entitled
DIANA, OR LOVE AND JEALOUSY.
Immediately aer for the FIRST time, The extraordinary
THE PERiLoUs LADDER.
To conclude with, or ms, American panto.
mime of
Jocko, OR THE BRAZILIAN APE
The daily union., 1852-10-28
-Arriuai of the Niagara.

HALIFAX, Oct. 27rhe Niagara has arrived here
with three days later advices than those of c Washing
ton. issseNAHtt
Breadstuas firm and improving. Cotton Arm, Marke,
generally, in other respects without material change
The daily union., 1852-10-28

BALTIMORE, October 27--p m.
The naliye-American State Executive Committee
sembled at Philadelphia to-day, and nominated Jacob
Brown, 81 Pennsylvania, for President, and ReRncl
Coates, OF New Jersey, for Vice President, and formed
ne electoral ticket. aaHg
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Jan 10 Sept, 30 $50 s36l7ssss s3 sl All sas sss
4s5s,oO0 i07ooo I,77g,707 i923sc3
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EDlTUR'S CORRESPONDENCE.
From an Occasional Correspondent.

DEATH or Mr.. WEBSTER. AND THE PREsIDEN-
TlAL CAMPAIGN.
The daily union., 1852-10-28

Later and Important from Itras-Morc Isdan Troubles.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 25.-The New Orleans Picayune has
received dates from Texas the 18th inst.
The Galveston News publishes letter from Secretary
Conrad declining sanction the action of the governor
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BOARD in JERSEY CITY.-Several
Ddesrabe Rooms at No. Al Granast about five minutes
walk from the ferry.
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political Notices.

NJ Eighteenth Ward Wing Ratification
meetipg-ID consequence Of the meianchoy lntehgeace
Pths desth of HENRY CLAY the meeting cseo a. onon
I'm a.t AZ or Thursday evening July 70 respond 10 the
rnstiops Of Winfield Scott for President aod William A
sbs for Vice President will be postponed until further
qbs members ofthe XVIIIth Ward Wing Committee are
..,sd 10 assemble at their head quarters Toompsons
III stb-av. cor 27th-t, on THURSDAY EVENING,
JuIy l. without further notice ~ order OF ~, r..
ivy y EDWARD B. BRUSH, Chm Ward Com.
PE.PEITcH, Secretaries
WV. J. DAVIS,
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NOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four an1

. half miles from Fulton Ferry TWO s4tolnfne ~
Of LAND Csrksonsv, each $50 n mont snd ress ~
a. deep containing together sbout two scs.e sss s
or macadaused walks and planted with l5s p ~ as ~
Rruit Trees. eomprdns peaches .pples 49, @m,s tsi
AZ nsv we'll and pump new eros isssss - 80 -
other y seeded down with Clover - - 0nses
The beauty Of Fatbush IL 60 & iri)yJ rso6R ~ -
srsSis property % 10Y ses de.l es go. fiss
vishins 70 enjoy !hs 1890 g "a nod1es -
's: s.,f s /. ntiSSddiEsEIf LQf As3@sW 49,
:, Assti,p. cr 70 NNTHoNY1ANS
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COUNTRY Observation-Disclosures

~ lmme dste possession "A beaptiful ana
half story Cottage situated In Middle VILLAGE In the town AZ
Newtown l.. l., the Of the turnpike raad leans
from Wiamsburgh 10 Jamaica aud the old rosd f,
Dry Halbor Newtown, about Eve miles from Peeksllo
Ferry The Lot Is equivalent to about twelve civ
Vines CuIranf Goosebury Bashes Nc he, noe loaded
with Fruit Also great variety Of Shrubbsry, Flowers
&C. in the most thriving condition The iieose 10 nearly
new ard In the most perfect order; has very large Cesr
and Basement Kitchen. a very large Kitchen, or Dining
Room Sitting Room Paor and Bed Room first Aoo and
the finest Stone Wells of spring Long Island Also
large rain Cisten in basement Tho ground very
high aud has commanding view Of most beautiful coas-
try for miles around IL would DO impossible to find
desirable residence for health and comfort in tho vicinity Of
NewYok city Stages constantly passing the house ev
ery day from the foot of Grandst Wisnnsbursh Fare
I2 cents regular line of omnibusses viii be ess6
listed For further particulars, apply to SAML W. SLO.
CUM corner of Bridge and Joho-sts., Brooklyn.
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-A few

Boarder. can be accommodated In small private fam
Nv residing Rye Westcheser County The house To-
cstsd within 10 minutes walk Of Rye beach, with hne
bathing privileges and Rye Depot Inquire for Ma
THANIEL p DAYTON at the station.
BOARD at THROGS NECK.-A few
ID septeel Boarden can be accom- modsted with large
Rooms and good Board In pleasant situation AZ Throgs
door several times day Apply at No $50 Green wfch-st
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PUILDING LOTS At YONKERS.-For

sale OF Building Lots In that part OF mo VI.
iosNn called GLESwooD lying immediately on the
ranks OF the Hudson In the kesul part OF tho whole
ese These Lots are the desirable Of any oder-
60 oI sss and rom their location rapidly increase 10
sAo1 VII De sold low, II sppiied cor mms ely map
may s see. anc term. made known by applying 10 COMBS
4 NiCoLAf, NO "a Grsnd-st, uear the Bowery. NY.
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DARE CHANCELLOR SALE-The
for SAI.E-The entire

best patent hight extsnt the States of Ohio Indiana
Kentucky, be ct No. Az Broadway "a noor
| back Office, for two days. Z. WESION.
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Cor SALE.-A desirable Country

p..idsrce for a pery doing busness IN New YORK,
- =, rs .cse, frstrsse lsad well stocked with choice
n, az Al, Kinds for sale low TO Gloss Ga estate with o.
i,bcut the crepe 20 Of corn, 10 OF wheat -
..Sov Ee Iris within about mile Of the rairos6
Sepct al Railway, Essex Co, ~ j. Title Sod. psymeno
.sr and iu mediate possession given Apply 20 J. w Al
IN No "a Jonesseourt. Wal st. N. Y, MILiM HAL
sEY Executor, Efzabethtowp, n orn
JASON II. ROE, on The premises
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IL well built two-story C,ttase House, with about one
acre of Ground beautifully situated at Mount Vernon West
chester County, very TO the Depot Of the New
Haven Railroad about thirty fine bearing apple
trees on the premises of choice grated fruit and good
Garden Location the Firstsv. Lot 30 Terms Of sale
essy and price low or would be rented Apply 10 M MILL
LER at Ferguson's Lumber Yard, Mount yernon; POMk-
ROY& JENKs, No. Broad-st, or MORGAN Co. No.
Dol PearIs NeW-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
ITO WATCHMAKERS and JEWEL

W u
ERs-A young Man, (wbo arrived in this city by
steamship Glssgow and who has been for number Of
wears employed In one Of the FIRST houses in Dublin wishes
situation in some respectable house in Newly York or
Brooklyn. Is practical and competent WORKMAN ana can
addressed r B. Office Of this paper, will have immediate
attention N. B-Sssry not 30 much an obeH IS knowi-
edge of this country business.
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Fy Mrs. l.. N. Fowler, NJ. d., will consult with
des medically al her residence, No. 2SS Eat Broadway
from SAM TO | PM.
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Nem Publications.
I : M ICT(OUNTRY DISCOVERED.

A NEW COUNTRY DISCOVERED.
n CHARLES B. NORTON, No. III Chsmoers-st,
Iry1os House will publish on Thursdsy-
" Tnr CFRaT-MJLCO or The Nanstve Of Residence
a., ~;I;.n Vsj.y Of The Sierra Psrics; by A. K Mid
dIecown Psyue; with Maps and Illustrations ,u..r..
This csrous work with interest," and VIII werepay
che for liz peru,a Giving account OF hitherto an
nrknown country with yalusbs statistics relating TO the
and customs of its Inhabitants 1t will doubtless be
iee p, ME- bv y CHARES B. NORTON,
No II Chambers-st, Irving House
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MEXICAN HOUSE CARPENTER.

MEK1CHN T1OOOE OhItI Ely I<IV'
n THE AMERICAN HOUSE CARPENTER-A
Treatise upon Architecture Cornces and Modins FRAN
ing Doors WINDOWS and Stairs Together with the most
important Principles Of Practical Geometry By g. Hat
field Architect an edition, with additions illustrated by
more than 800 engrsvings; vol Svo- cloth. ~ %
This intended for csrpeners masters journeyn and
apprentices II has long been the complaint OF this class mat
intended for their 80 hsh
10 be paced beyond Considerations Of this kind induced
The undertake the preparation Tins volume IN which ne
has endeavored pe,en fund of useful information 10 the Amer
house carpenter that viii enable linn 70 excel is VOCATION
Published and for sale by . -
IOHN WILEY No. l67 Broadway.
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CREAT ATTRACTIONS.-Free Con-

" certs II the Otto Cottage, Bobokez BY celebrated
csna OF sixteen ferformers every MONDAY, WEDNES.
nnaa ara FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, commencing NON.
LAY, June n Should the weather be uufavogsble the
ooneert viii take place the next tar day.
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Two New Books
A MANUAL OE ASTRONOMY.

A MANUAL Of ASIKUNUMI {,
Il AND THE USE OFTHE GLOBES, FOR SCHOOLS
AND ACADEMIES, by Henry Riddle, Principal OF Public
School, No 2 City Of New-York vol, limo, $50 pages
Retail price, 81 liberal discount to the trade and
schools. e - x..,-n,x,r,
2 ARITHMkTlCAL TABLES AND EXERCISES
FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS, New and enlarged edition, by
James B. Thompson A. M author Of various Mathematical
Works ! vol. l8no. 90 pages. -
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DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board sol
ID transient, day and permanent boardeni At NO. ~
ton-st-
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D-Two Gentlemen and their
Wives and few single Gentlemen may End full par
tai Board by applying at No. II LeRoypace Beeckerst
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UOUNTR Y-SEAT for SALE-A

~ RARE OPPORTUNITY-Stust In the delightful,
and fouhipg village of JAMAICA, L. L. 10 miles from
New York with about 10 of excellent land including
beautiful hickory grove in the rear, ivo minues walk
from the Railroad depot $50 feet front the Brooklyn
Plansroad and at the junction Of the Wamsbugh Turn
pike On the premises is large and commodiou: House.
with two wings and all nec say out buildings about cog
ounce trees of the choicest qualities Ais, the Farming
Utensils nearly and Stock the farm. The Furniture
will be sold with the House, II desired The stop for
passengers morning and evening Van Wyckav, directly
In front Of and about 100 rods from the house Apply 70
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinest
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Sonses to let.

ITO LET--A House suitable tor Gro-
Gerry and Liquor Store. Also, several fine private Dwell
ngs three story and basemen on the corner o.
Two lines Of stages pass the The Houses may be let
In floors If desired from So to s9 per month Apply 70
from TO T..
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Bparo aNn Rooms.

~ IFT-With Board at very reasonable prcesto sasac-
iarT anpcauts The House having al the modern I'm
new furniture, &c None but those o. nsnsst
srsctsb ~ need apply few single Gentlemen can also
~ sscommodatsd with nice apartments For particulars
snIv AT No 81 West 23dst At the NewIork Boarding
I1ehapge No. 81 Duanes I'd door east from oOf
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RESIDENCE for SALE

~ On the line Of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey,
about hours ride from this city, two story attic House.
utuated few rodsfiom station The house entire
" new finished In modern style, and contains nine rooms
Communication with the city several times daily by rail-
road and steamboat-Commutation. IS per annum. ros
urther particulars, apply 70
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NAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots varying In dse nom an eighth OF a.
acre six scIes offered for sale tho most hvorAr
Die terms Ten per cent down. and balance or before
March, 1854 These ots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location and In full view Of the East River and In the
immediate vicinity OF the grounds and residences Of several
Of the wealthy and respectable citizens Of
County This village connected with the Harlem Rail-
road by branch Railroad FOR maps and other information
apply to D. b WINTON, No. 5 Tryonrow, near Harlsu
Railroad Office opposite the City Hall
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THE DIARY of a LONDON PLY

III SICIAN.-Second Series.
BY SAMUEL C. WARREN, Esq.,
Author Of "Ten Thousand Year." etc.
T. B. PETERSON, No 9S Chestnut-st, Philadelphia
publishes the above splendid and magnificent work this day.
beautifully illustrated 1t will prove to be immensely pop
uar Every person should read it. Complete in one octave
volume price Is cents Copies Of this work will be sent
to any any place in this country the receipt OF %
cents in letter, postpaid Published ard for sale BY
TT PETERSON, No SO Chestnut-st., Philadelphia
Bookseller news agents. and all others will be supplied
at very low rates. For sale by all sgens throughout
the United States
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A GENTLEM and his WIFE, ant
n three single Gentlemsn can % sSchsnSsS
With Board At No Ia Henry-st References eAchans1
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EOR SALE-The Stock, Fixtures and
IL Goodwill of Clothing Store, doing good business,
both custom sale located Of the best corners In
the city To person of small capital DESTROYS Of purchat
ing business already established such opportunity sell
dom offers The popnetos having another store which
will occupy all their attention. their reason for selling
BRITTON& PARSELLs 258 Bleeckerst- cor Morton.
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GENTS WANTED-To sell or travel

IA with Mayrards Rio Grande Powders for the cure OF
Dsrrhea and Cholera Agents may double their money
this article and the time do the public much good
by selling them the greatest blessing that has ever been
set before the public Apply ct No 2sthay, near 2lsts
stair frutf
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OOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

~ On the side Of Rockand Lake, 81 miles iron,
New.YoIk the Hudson River containing % acres OF land
In high Of cultivation, with water mont on the
Lake Of nearly half mile The Dwelling House (which 10
Of the first cass stands but few PAGES o the shore OF
the Lake is 40 feet BY 80 feet and three stories IN hight
with pazzas on two stories facing the Lake The Barn sta
bes ere nearly news the farm slso Tenant House
for gardener The land well stocked with choice variety
Of selected fruit; there b extensive garden and line
vineyard grape vines The situation very romantic and
healthy and admirably adapted I these Wishing 20 retire
from Guinness The premises will be- exchanged for city
property or proper within ten miles distance fro the
city portion oftbe purchase money may remain bend
j JOHNSON, No. 235 west-st
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NOR SALE or to LET-Beautiful Resi-

4 WV chhC VI w LII
u dences at Ravenswood, L. 1.-Two twostory attic
and basement HOUSES Just finished in modern STYLE each
aiming fifteen rooms, ten OF which are bedrooms mar
bic NANTES In basemens aud second stories; panes,
closets bells all the hoop brick ovens and Motts
patent range in the kchens nclosed sash pazxs In the
rear The houses In full view Of the East River ana
within three minutes walk Of the dock, from which the
steamboat Astoria Capt Baldwin, leaves four times day
for Newly superior line Of stages running between
Astoria and Fulton Fey Bro ,kyn passes the door every
hour from A NJ till 10 p M. For further particulars In
qui, e of GILBERT HOPKINS, ct Rayenswood, or ct No.
80 Peck-slip ~ Y, from IL A. M. till r. NJ
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Uants.

A S Cook, by a respectable English
"A Woman, who understands her business, to cook
wash and iron in small private family Good city refer
epce from her last situation Can be for the week
Call at No 325 Sths between Avenues and c, first floor
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Uhanres for Bnsit.ess Ellen.

A RARE CHANCE.-For Sale, safe
IA and profitable Manufacturing Busiaess in this city,
that can easily be learned that has wide connection and
very little competition and has been in successful opera
ton the last II years Price 900 cash. will be partly
IL could be altered so as to turn double the quantity 1t
does now and will always find ready market because 1t
has the best of recommendations In this country Inc
ground where it stands has lease OF 10 years TO run
from November next subject TO two renewals OF Il years
each Satisfactory for selling will be made known
For particulars address MANUFACTURES, at the Once OF
this paper.
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DROOKLYN.-A Gentleman and WIZ

some psrou suitable for Gentleman and his WIFE
also pie san rooms single Gentlemen may be obtained
Az No Rnltnn-sf hetweep Orange and Pine Appless
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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VOUNTRY RESIDENCEFOR SALE

N-At Norwalk, CT, on the hne of the New.York and
New-Haven Railroad about two hours ride from the city.
The house entirely new built In modern style with eleven
finished rooms and about threequartes OF are OF land
convenient to the churches and commanding hne view OF
tS2oe easy For further particulars address ALLEN
1 PRICE. Norwalk, CT
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- :, YONKERS for SALE

60. ., miles Of Hudson River Railroad DePtk ana
n wIs ~ P,onsyille Depot, Harlem Rsilrosd Contsins
~ ssre. ", ma plenty; good and huif sbundanf
ys Very sne but sight ofhe Hudson River ne
,ion very high price very low. Apply y Ne lsfiAtt
mn sraifr.
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY, AT

I'D ROCKLAND LAKE.-Four persons can be furnished
with BoaIo and two pleasant rooms for the season with
respectable family in private residence delightfully."- rua
ted on Of the Lake The location IL very healthy
and the scenery grand Two fine parlos for general
PsE1as for prom enadng fine boat for sailing and hshng
PLENTY Of fruit garden produce &c Apply J. JOHNSON
No 235 WestG
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DOARDinYONKERS-On the Hudson

ID accessible number ftimss day by railroad and steam
boat A Gentleman and Wife be Accommodated In
private family in house pleasantly located within i've
minutes walt Of the depot ard landing For particulars sp
ply 10 = r. BOGt INDUS. No. 1876 Broadway, or LYMAN
COBB, Jr, orkers
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TINE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,

THE MARINE HOTEL, at Falrneld,
Connecticut win be opened by ih proprietor, J. .
HONNOT ON the LIST day Of June next as summer branch
Of the NevYork Hotel The Marine Hotel situated In
beautiful village on Ions Island Sound aordins all the In
aucements of excellent bathing and romantic drives
the adjacent country Every endesyor viii be exerted %
nre Tor the Hotel the distinguished patronage Of previous
season., Plans can and engaged 81 the above
Hotel at Fairfield or the NewYork 1te The distance
from S. miles and trains By the New ana
NsvHaveu Railroad stop Fairfield several times eash eay
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COPYING WANTED.-A young Man,
" out OF employment wishes obtain copy ing other
writing 70 do at his own touse. any other place,
Compensation not much object e. employment Any
person having writing to do will find Il 70 their interest TO
address line or any person who will obtain stu .ton 10
any wholesale retail for the subscriber will De well
paid his trouble by addressing line to e. C. r. Tribune
Office.
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4 r PRIVATE SALE-The valuable

Z property at the northwest corner Of Bie>eker snd
re,p..t 50 feet on Bleeckef and 100 feet on Grccns
together with the bulldogs thereon Also ms valuable three
story brick building No hsnoverst nearly fronting Gx
place A, the valuable three story brick HOUSE
with Stable on the rear northeast corner OF bcecker and
Lsnreps Lot Is by es feet deep now rented FOR go
large poron OF the purchase money may remon on bond
.nd mos.ge For full and particulars apply 70 b.
A. Chiffon No a Wsll-s.
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LIONEL PARTNER WANTED

Wanted. active partner with cash capital oil from
$1,000 to $1,000 frselsss Hotel in one OF the most
eligible and desirable locations In Philadelphia The house
is eapabs Of accommodating 400 persons nsw doing an ex
cet business and al its appoint are on the most ND
era and extensive scale To those DESTROYS OF embaIns IN
The Hotel business this Of the most advantageous Of
rs Of the season For particulars address BRADY
NELL Pacific Bank Buildings N. w. cornes OF Broadway
and GTaDd.sts. ". Y. City.
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apr of HOUSE WANTED
$4,000. wtS4sDS..' ssa . n ss;.e.:.

,,,h two or three hrst and secondeis Hon. oeI~
Sssst ana above Beecker e. they mus. 70 "a 1880 ~
ested. ssd have the modern n sHEi.DON
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Rsal estate for Sale.

A TPRivATE SALE-Eight desirable
IN ssih,ns Lo's, niuA,se on ana the sourheas
Avprs ens on the street Ae choice sasiss Lot.
fronting on The Avenue, each lot fan szs so psS 49, ~
the purchase money remain Oh nd AID IA rs<.se r
price and further particulars. apply TO anthony
bLEECkER, AnerioBeer, No Broad st.