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..>sDrs AND SHOES,
~~cnt supply, Mt the Eighth street sho.


:
Store and Mandatory.
.VNHE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for the liberal pa
Il tronage extended 20 him since bis return to
the city informs his customers that he continues at
his old stand, and is better prepared than hereto
fore TO supply them. having better and more work
men than formerly, and more capacious apart
mcnts.
French Boot. Of superior style and quality, Pa
tent leather Congress Boots and shoes OF every va
riey, on hand, in great supply, some of which will
be sold very low. Wholesale or retail
n JANNEY,
sth street. near General Post Office
Feb26--d2w
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
WilIard's Hotel.

NilIard's Hotel.
q Griswold, NY J ii Powell, Va
John Sturgcs, do NJ Mason Va
Mr.. Kuchum do Morrison, II X
IL Kuchum do j Greig, NY
G g Gray, do Duncan & servt, II i
Z Ogden, do Perega, jr, N
Lit + Stanly, Martin, Va
Coolidge, Boston II Smith, Md
II Mason, Conn J w Smith, do
e Parke, U 5 a ii Raymond, N Y
llopkins, Mrs Raymond, do
McCully. N Miss Jane Nye, do
Browns Hotel.
b Thornton, Va Mira Hutchinson, n III
G. w Morris halt A Is Hutchinson, ir do
II q Hagner, N Hutchinson, do
N Anderson, Ala ID w Stewart, Tenn
q Gilman, do Donoughe, Conn
T. Steet, Balt j w Hamilton, Va
w Berry, Md &c Hamilton, do
ID Ruggles, Mass :. Boyd Ohio
II Blair. Miss J Hunter, Nd
l. Is Pent, NY e. kctega, Indian Ter
s A Shooter, Tenn III Seaman, Coma
n Cammet, MSs'Seaman do
j Hu dickinson, N II NJ Sackctt,
National Hotel.
f Long, Md w ii Macon, do
j w Hutchinson, N II Hammond, Boston
h Latrobe, Bait ID II Kellogg, N
j II Leigh, Va Mrs Kellogg, do
n & Claiborne, do L Smith, Mass
II Hambrck do ED Kennedy, Cal
w Daniel, do ID T. Price, Ga
MIR Pickering & son, Me w 5 Mclean, NC
l. Stevens DIR l. & Pynchon, Ga
A d Churchill do Mr. Concver, U SN
ii Posthwait, Tenn w Many, N
Reid Nc Sharps, Conn
Wood. Ohio Mr. Hayes, Phila
MEG utiin, Va SB Holden, NC
J Nesbitt, Md CD Vernon, do
L II Selby NC ii Bryant, Philn
Mr. Young, do w R Nevins, NY
w G Denbury, Ga SIS Taylor, Ga
5 Hartman. Il Nlahoo, Bait
Humphrey, Md is Teliord, u $ N
J g Humphrey, do J r Lpscombe, Va
Gov Pratt, Md nj Atkinson, do
II Carter. Va + Chase Pa
Rev DR. Park, CT
United States Hotel.
r johnson, NY Mrs Thompson, NY
Mrs Johnson, do Mr. Symington, Bait
K Sterling, Va w II Hazlet,
II Keller, Pa Miss Gordon
Egan, Ohio M l. Hester, Texas
w Morrison, Va A q Shaw. do
J Macarthur, Phila JE McEachin, Ala
Osborne, Va w L Virgins, Miss
S nj Osborne, do w $ Farley, do
Miss Osborne, do &c WILEY, La
Mise Baker, do w Galloway, Texas
Mcfarland. do w McAllister, Miss
b Thompson, n Y
Gadsby's Hotel.
Bishop A Potter, Phila B Rochas and son. Md
o Holmes, N c JL Prussey. S G
J Il Lee, N Y Capt Noble, USN
Mr. Evans, Bait II Noble, do
A II Mcdonnell, Va Noble. do
Z Snow, Ala Evans, N
II b Snow, Ala Mr. Leary, do
White, Va w Mclaughlin, Ind
F NJ Crane, Pa Rev DR.. Balch, Del
Mrs White, Va
Irving Hotel.
T X Chaster, Tenn J Rogers, Ohio
II A Drake Boston &C Butler, NY
c II Loring, USN Ii Jenn y, Boston
A Kennedy, Wash'n Fitzgerald, Ny
S Clark, Albany CD Black, n A
+ c Clark, do NJ Oliver, Penn
ID II Bowers, Phia & NJ Coke, Md
w Magens, do A Young, do
A c Brown, IIalt J WEIGH, do
J Stone. St. Louis J Lawson, Phila
J Kent, Shuster, do
X Clements, Phila
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LOST,

{ IN The AVENUE, yesterday, a LETTER
~ ENVELOPE, containing five ten dollar bills
OF the Bank Of Selden, Withers & CO., and a draft
Tor nifty dollars on Corcoran and Rgga The finder
VIII be literally rewarded leaving it at this Of
flee. FL,
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Post once OperstIons

Post Once Operations.
The PosTsAsTrR GENERAL has osta blishod the fol
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
March g. 1852:
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SPRING AND sUnurp coons

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
ii r. LOUDON CO, Mems MERGERS and
II. failors, Brown's Hotel, have lust returned
from the North with large and we'll selcc ted stoc
OF Spring and Summer Goods for gcntlemen's wear.
new styles, well made, and cheap for cash
An assortment Of the best Military Goods. con-
forming 10 the latest regulations. always on hand
Patronage respectfully solicited
Mar l-dIm
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LYON sALE-The six per cent. NOR tgage bonds
Il of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pnny. For particulars apply to
Mar @-3tawlm CORCORhN & RIGGS.
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BOARDING.
BACHELOR HAIR DYE

BACHELOR HAIR DYEi
A FRESH SUPPLY Of this very superior Hair
IA Dye received this day. which we warrant TO
utes-no misinket PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under
Mar SGT National Hotel
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MARRIED.,

THO. MILLER, NJ, D., President.
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Congress-.

The only business worth noticing
this week, is the passage in tn II pie
of Representatives, of Benefits Bill,
giving 10 each of the States certain
portion oil the public lands. The Bill
passed on Saturday last.
The bill appropriated to Missouri g..
900, 900 oil acres; 10 Alabama 9, 5O0,O0oi
10 Iowa 100000; TO Michigan $780,
600; TO Louisiana the same; 10 Nlissis-
sippi 1000, 900; to Florida the sane;
10 Arkansas 5000, 900; 10 California The
same; Illinois 100000; TO Indiana moi
sold or reserved within The State, and
100000 additional; to Ohio all public
lands not sold, reserved, &C., and 1900,
900 additional, and to each Of the States
OF Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecti-
cut, New York New Jersey, Prnnsyl-
vania, Delaware, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Maryland, Virginia,
and Kentucky, at the. rate Of $50, 900
acres for each Senator and Represents
tive in the XXI Congress; and 10
each organized territory and the District
of Columbia, 100000 acres: The first e
leven named to apply their share 10 the
construction Of railroads; the remainder
10 expend theirs for the support Of
schools or other useful purposes.
Washington Commonwealth.
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WASHINGTON, June go, 1852.

Dear Sir-In accordance with my
promise of the Goth, sit down Ia
give you u short synopsis Of the pro-
ceedings of the Wig Ratification
meeting held last night at the City
Hall, in this city. | cannot attempt
to picture to you the enthusiasm which
prevailed or enter into the minuiia of
The proceedings. 1t is said that such
a meeting characterized with such a
state of feeling never took place in the
District of Columbia. The number
computed to have been present is said
to be over 5000 persons. The meet
ing was addressed by several mem
hers of Congress Of distinction among
whom were Joseph r. lngersoll, OF
Philadelphia, Gen. Cullum, of Tenn,
James T. Morchead, of N. c., and a
gentleman from Vermont, whose name
has slipped my memory. There ap.
peared 10 be perfect commingling OF
feeling upon the leading questions that
laveheretofore apparently divided the
Wing party. The Northern and
Southern Wings were perfectly recon-
ciled, and a Strong disposition was
manifested by both parties to support
old /" Fuss and Feathers. The speak
er from the old North State was per-
fectly confident ofthe success Of Gen.
Scott as fur as it was concerned, aud
Vermont was certain to cast her mite
in tho scale of the hero of Lnndy's
Lane, which State the speaker re-
marked had never proved rccrcautto
tho principles she had always adyoca.
ted. The meeting continued until
a late hour, and was dismissed with
the greatest confidence of success in
the elevation of Gen. Scott to the high
est position in the gift OF his country
men.
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The Wheeling Bridge Case.

Mr.. Olds Chairman oil the House Com.
OH Post Offices and Post Roads 10 whom
was referred the memorial Of the Whee-
ling Bridge Company asking Congress
10 declare that Bridge a Post Roulp, has
made a long and ahIe report Of which
the Baltimore Patriot give synopsis.
The report examines fully into the
question of The power ofCungress TO
pass the law asked, AMI the , feet il
would have in retaining the Bridge
That Congress has full power TO pass
such law, they hold 10 be above all
doubt, and that it would keep the Bridge
where it is. They also show that the
best interests ofihe country affected BY
the Bridge, require its retention, and
they therefore report a bill to establish
the Bridge as a post route. il is 10 BE-
hoped thai this bill will be speedily la
ken up and passed by Congress, aud the
controversy about The Bridge be thus
satisfactorily and wisely settled.-D.
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ImnroYement in Dnel!iEg.

A novel duel occurred week before
last al Eddyville, KY. Two VI
bloods Of that city, becoming ofTrnd
some imaginary insult, challcngp
passed and accepted, as both thong
Thing bu. blood could wash out " !,
suit. The terms on which the
lenge was accepted were ihrsr: IL
That they should meet at doctors
office and be bled until one or The other
should be satisfied. They accordingly
met, and the doctor opened avein for,
them. They bled, until both becoming
extremely weak, and looking as white
as their own linen, pronounced them
selves satisfied, and SO cndcdthe bloody
affair.
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COMMUNICATED
Resolutions of Thanks.

|. Resolsed, By the members ofthe
Western Virginia Annual Conference
of the Methodist E. Church, in Con,
ference assembled, that our thanks arc
due and are hereby most heartily ten
dered tothe citizens of Morgantown
and vicinity for their generous hospi-
tally as manifested in their kind en-
tertainmentVof us during our stay in
their pleasant and beautiful town.
2. Resoleed, That we will earnest
lypray that those who have minister
ed unto US in temporal things, may
share largely in the richer spiritual
blessings of our common Heavenly
Father.
8. RESOLVED, That we hereby tender
our acknowledgements to our broth.
rem in Christ, of other denominations,
for their Christian courtesy in extend
ing to us tho occupancy oftheir sevc-
raj pulpi,s during the session of our
Conference.
A. Resoleea, Thata copy Of the fore
going resolutions be furnished the
several papers Of the town for publ
cation. JAMES DRuMMoND,
WILLIAM Cox.
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Sunday School Celebrations,

Preparations are in progress for
quite a number of Sunday School Gel
ebrations of the birthday of lndepen-
dence, in this portion of the Stute,-
and they are to come of, generally, on
Saturday, the Sd, las the 4th falls on
Sunday this year.) In this town, we
understand, tho schools are to be con-
vencd on Monday the 9Th, on account
of the occurrence of the Quarterly
Meeting in one of the churches, on
Saturday; but at Stewart Town, Sab
bath School aud Temperance address
es will be delivered on Sunday
at the Pierpoint settlement, and at
Gainesville, in Preston county, and
other places, the observance will be
on Saturday. We learn that speak
ers are engaged for the places men
toned, in addition to ample refresh
men,s for tho young people land
doubtless for all invited guests so
that a large attendance is expected, as
well as "good time" generally.
We are pleased to learn that Adj
dresses on Temperance will constitute
apart of the entertainment on the oc-
casion.
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Something New under the Sun!
Navigation Ezteadcd!!- Tile Rire'
and Rail Road connected ~!

| Naci;gatioa Extended little Rire'
and Rail Road connected ~!
Early on Saturday morning last, Mr.
John Merryman and sons made their
appearance in our waters, in a small
craft of their own construction, fur
nished with masts, sails, oars, and 9TH
er appliances Of navigation, by means
of which they had made their way
safely from the village of Fetterman,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road,
in Taylor county, some fifty odd miles
by water from their port of destina-
ton. They descended the Valley
River to the Falls, conveyed their
craft round the same, on sled, then
launched it again, and dashed on, over
various lesser falls, "potato hills"
and rifles, to their home, just above
our goOdly borough. 1t was "Hob'
sons CHOICE" this or the Walkers
line," there being no direct public
conveyance of which they could avail
themselves. The novelty of the trir
probably overbalanccd its inconveni'
ences, and there is qualification to en-
torprising persons in this ILLUSTRATION
of Sam Patch's favorito maxim, thai
"somo things can be done, as we'll as
Others"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
Death Of Henry Clay.

This venerable Statesman and I'M
sullicd Patriot brcaihed his last on the
morning of Tuesday last, the Goth ult.
The public mind was prepared for
this painful announcement by the pro.
tracted illness of the illustrious suf,
fercr. In the full exercise oflis men
tai powers he calmly surveyed his
pathway to the tomb, and we trust
is now exalted to a position "whcre
the wicked cease from troubling and
tue weary are at rest"
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FOR THE MIRROR.
UMngion, MRe 90, Isl2.


Mr.. Editor: | have now lived about
a quarter of a century, and have new
or attempted to scribble out any thing
for the paper; and in this age Of adj
vancement, wien all is on the march
10 greatness-whcn "onward' is the
watchworl, and progress" is tho
motto, shall be silent Shall ] Ion
ger keep my talent buried, aud not
let my eioqucncy ooze out through the
pores of my Uranium ! While such
men us Punch, Omcr, IVillow Smamp,
&c, are doing so much for themselves
and the public while they are win
ming for themselves unfadiug laurels
that shall outsbine the splcnd"r Of
fox.fire by moonshiue; ard no doubt
they suppose that generations yet IN
born shall rise up and call them bles,
sed. Seeing the advancement those
writer's are making, it causes a kind
of jealousy to arise in MEAS ] al
ways like to figure in the tirst class-
so wishing to have my head capt and
nv Uranium crowned with laurel
wreaths of mfading splcndnr, that
shall outshinc the sun when il is sci
behind the western hills, or the moon
when it is yelled in darkness | just
thought would write a sllort piece
and send it to you for publication in
your excellent and widely circulating
paper. Do me the favor publish
this communication, and J shall ever
remain your humble servant.
COOPER JACK,
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Later from the Rio Grande.

New ORLEANS, June 81, $40 P. M
Charleston, $40 P. M.-Advices have
been received, to-day, from Galveston,
Texas, which state that the Americans
on the Rio Grande, are in state of in
tense excitement in consequence Of The
repeated murders committed by the
Nlexicans and Indians.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

Bolton Young, ofGreenbush, Wiscon.
sin, offers bis house and farm, and all
his property, for The recovery Of bis
child, two years old, which was proba-
bly, stolen blythe Indians, while his mo-
ther was wishing al a broook.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
WASHINGTON, June &c, 1852
TO The Editor Of the Mirror"

To he Editor Of Tie "Mirr0r."
Dear Sir,-The effect produced by
the two great political Conventions
held recently at Baltimore, upon the
country, in the way of exchange, &c.
docs not appear to he very serious.
The Markets are about the same, and
produce has not varied materially. ]
think, sir, we are going to have very
pretty little race between GEN
Pierce and general Scott. What lit,
tic | know about horse racing, and
that's very little, cery indeed, (having
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q nsmncratis Republican,

The first M. Of n paper, tearing
this title, and published in this place
bv G.. H. HO~"r@ s. D. F. BeaH, was
issued on Thursday last. 1t is deci'
dcdly neat in appearance and modest
in its bearing.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

~ Those who anticipated a dry
summer because we had u wet spring
aro thus far ngreeably disnppoin'-
cd. We have had showers about once
n week, making all kinds of vegeta-
ton grow delightfully."-.
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0RGANT0W II, Va.
~-><>~<N~~~-~~r>INSN
SATUEDAX"JULY 8, lsje.
EASTERN AGENCY.

EASTERN AGENCY.
DMr. C. PIERCE, No. &c, South Third ST,
Philadelphia, is one Of our most obiging and
attentive Agents.
Z. W. CARR. Third street, opposite the ES-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City. -.
WM. THOMPSON, at the Newspaper Agency
S, +. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert streets,
is our Agent for Baltimore.
OTHER AGENTS.
d. NJ. ANVIL, Nestorville, Barbour CO., Va.
J. CALDWELL, P. NJ. Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

Tho lntelligonccr and Republic of
this morning contain the letter of ac-
cepranrc ofGen. Scott Of the nomina-
ton. 1t is Admirable, l take it. He
has added. as yonwill observe. plank
ar two To the Baltimore Platform,
which will greatly add to his now ut,-
prcccdem,cd popularity.
DcGih Of HENRY CA.qF
Quarter past i O'Clock, 29Ih.-The
bells of the cityarcioIling, The death
of him whose brilliant services to his
country must ever live in the hearts
of every American, HENRY CLAY
has taken place. He died IT. this morn
ing about II o'clock. The flags in
the city are unfurlcd at half mast aud
n deep gloom appears to overshndow
every heart. All the Departments OF
the Government will close to-day
The funeral ceremonies will take
place the day after tomorrow oil
which will try and advise you
In haste, yours, ELDoHAO"'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
me- The papers of Baltimore,

Nc The papers Of Baltimore,
Cumberland, &c. arc largely occupi-
ed with accounts of the Railroad Jol-
LITIGATION at Fairmont, on tho 22d ult.
The sketch of the excursion, and OF
the route through tho mountains, as
published in the Cumberland Miners
Jonynsl, possesses peculiar interest,
aud we should like to lay it before our
readers, but have not room this week.
Mai. O'Bannon's notice of the affair
is copied below on account of its bre.
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THE MIRROR.

"Pm'sO wkcre ,ge can, md cenSurc
nkerc We muSt.n
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in Court, think he may lawfully qualify
by taking the oalhs before Judge or Jus.
ricc. obtaining the certificate, and dispo-
sing Of that as required by The Code. page
81, sec. 5ald 6. VIZ. BoCoCk.
June IL. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
ENLAMMERSBURGH.-This new Vii

II lago accsssble several times day. boss ~ Hages
ana steemboat Is susssd within eight miles 81 toe Cay
Han on posits Harsm on College Point and fiusunx
8ay near Flushing and adjoining the village OF SraIss
pot which sold readily ast sprine and row building
sufe fsst 10 laid the scale the streets Of both
nisoss irterssctipg each and viii. from its com-
sies " spsrts the vicinity Of Nsw-York Ths los very
n sire from four city lots in price from $ls5 to
1i5e The tsyms are s25 down and the inStalents
Oslo which enables peIsoa
10 become his landlord Il likewise offers an induce
pnent 10 the capitalist rarely met wIth-as there
doubt judging from the but ihst this property will in
M months sell a twice price asked Being ex-
- SUPPRESSED embracing Of the East River Village
OF Flushinx Rikers Island MoYrissna, York Island the
Pulisads Rocks Catskl Mountains West Point, making
one Of the most desirable saces for residence that can
h imagined NB-A lots unsold at 5uattenport, pcs
400 Any PEI wishing purchase at the above places
are requested 10 call thu Office, whore maps and eyey
Information will be ehsesfully gwen JOHN A. FLAM
NER No. l5f West iitn between 7th and 9Th avs AL
payments for Srattonport and Flammeburgh lots nas
b made personally TO 10 IN A. FLAMMER. II paid to
any else they viii be null and VOID Office hears sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

nTAGNIFICEST FARM Tor SALs,
M ~ AUCTION, 90 tue BANKS Of TIE huD-
a ~ Datchsss cousts, Essr HYDE Fsr; sa
Synn..V ami Z. iS5l =. u o'cioes a. the hote
Nd. Pak.-rHe esia.s c1stans upSaic OF eae
Srp1red acres Of lsld Ia hgh stale OF cfni'aaSSn
- 200 feat on mie (fon Tie oe iOt 70
AIS ate Is farm hfsu also spfeadld nanss'a Ils
ss,sing sxteen roora ws,s ofras ard outhplse.' nG
ryess and all re9osse for su n
Sper house far II the hst Class lac efrs
pstt from the tfuiy pcta'esaae @sd gfaso ns
EVER facity for a dock sTidsethe laite the al-
road 4 bound 10 baid Cas- leave every morning a. T. y
and n O'clock AID through the estate IN aooat we
6ours from NeW York kr luther particulars iaqus OF
rs KING or q. LEVI No, 1856 Nasssust.. where
maps nav BE- seen. Tefns Of sale-hsif tas purchase
money may remain On b0ao AID mortgage and the balance
re.h las MILLER. Auctionser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
STONY BROOK COTTAGE and

~ FARM for SALE-ip the town Of Rye, pleasantly
eusted the Boston Turnpike one and half mies from
the railroad depot Man There good dwell
ipg or cottage Enclosed with elegant fcncss
hsndDos spacious carriage barn and stable also tenant
painted and VIII require repairs for yeaxs. There
about 80 of land Suitably divided into orchards and
NUT trees about the dwelling excellent garden. 90
Stony Brock the northern boundary Of the arm and
1orms pic uresque pond the dwelling road leads
directly the Sound, SssAt half miie where Il good
boating asd fishing Rye beach is in the vicinity which
scarcely surpassed for bathing puyposss Beautiful reade
and hne drives in every direction There several fine
hsilding sites the fam. commanding views Of the
Sound For = person doing business in New York. for
residence this oers many attractions. In
Suirs Of HOMER MORGAN, Ne Pne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
NOR SALE.-Country Residence, in

u Westchester Co. within sixteen miles of New-Y0rk,
wthis ten minutes alk New Maven Railroad Station,
splendid Cottage contanins eight fine rooms with every
convenience. modern built, fne stables ice house, fish
pond wash fowl hoeses excellent WE'LL with other
outbuldng, four Of land containing garden with
ever description Of fruit the choicest kind VIII be
sold low Terms easy and title good Apply to HOMER
MOR0AN. No Pine n New. York, or q. Il. CONCK-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

TOR SALE-A farm situated Ia Falls
bntb seilvaa County. y. Y. coat Mining $50 asres,
10 aces OF uhica improved snc N high cul,va
bs isr6 n,tb veil wafergd, I'd pisast1,T ic- fs3
be the most en-. lea her aud nmberhg naaafs;-
tufire c,sl c. a the as which al rcs II times
cast hnus aket fo al kinds Il produce. a New York
prcss VI : alsbcr alton sddeq "a tas prem
Sc a,s YfcHsssry hsiopss and good n,cn4te fSfa
Ysar;iss' fam ar. better icctl5 &c fuad Te-ns
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CITY and COUNTRY Combined

v House, and Y LOIS fof SAIe IA B'oaklyn--A com
medous Hou,e 80 feet square built BY the subscriber far
a'psrmanent home. and reps,e with every
with Cspiase House in the rear located State ST. one
mile nom South Ferry accessbe BY omnbases from both
the South and Fulton Ferries and about minutes
from the Exchange sIhss, New York. situated In the
mdst Of neay acre, covered with choice variety Of
bearing ut and grape (aboaS 70 m number
sswesIry and sspATaEcs beds ornamental tees. shrub
bsiy will be sole for SIC eee nearly all Of which
ain mortgage with obls to take IL hack
yeaIs hence desired Most Of the Furniture also
ar tha