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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-16
NEW BOOKS THIS DAY At GRE

A
y SHAM'S. 1904 Broad street.
Sketches In France, by Alexander Dumas, an
intensely interesting book
Whites Serenader's Song Book, entirely new
Home and its influence: domestic stsry for the
home circle ~ fsg - - -, :.
Dream Life, by Ike Marvel
Forest Life and Forest Trees, by Springer
Ladys Voyage Round the World
Perc1al Keene, by Captain Marryatt
Sixteen Months In the Gold Diggings
r Child of the Bay, by s. Cobb, jr
Cecilia Howard, by T. s. Arthur q
Song Books Toy Books, Games &c together
with the American Courier, Boston Museum and
Flag for this week, and everything In the cheap
publication line for sale, wholesale and retail at
4. II. GRESHAM'S Periodical Depot,
ia Is No. 1904 Broad street.
pOUks, STATIONERY, AND PIANO
ID FORTES.-NASH 81 WOODHOUSE, 139,
Main street, have for sale an extensive collection
of BOOKS, In ell branches Of knowledge, the
Lawyer, the Doctor, the Clergyman the Teacher,
the Student the Legislator and all others will find
the various books suited to their wants and tastes.
Stationery of every description.
The largest assortment of superior Piano
Fortes to be found in the Southern country, from
the lowest priced to the most costly manufacture,
which will be sold at as low prices as can be OBJ
tanned North, and warranted to give entire salts
faction. They are agents for three of the Oldest.
largest and most reliable makers of Piano Fortes
in America Also, for sale, superior toned Guitars.
ia IS
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lust RECEIVED. another supply of Cloaks,
y which we are ceiling very fast. We have now
in store:
Velvet trimmed French Merino Cloaks s-
! Silk do do do do
do do English do do
Also, in store rich assortment of e
Black watered Silk Cloaks
Black Silk Velvet do -
Rich shell trimmed do asst * 1s.=
Together with variety of other style wrappings,
tc which We solicit cali at
CHAS. HARTWELL g. co IS,
ja12 Opposite Swan Tavern:
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Bank OF Virginia.

Bank OF Virginia,
Richmond, January 9th, 1852.
THE President and Directors of the Rank of
l. Virginia have this day declared dividend of
Al per cent out OF the profits of the Bank for the
last six months, subject to the deduction of guar
ter per cent. bonus the State, which leaves four
per cent. or s. 60per share, payable to the Stock
holders ON the 8th4nst.
ia 7-d2w SAMUEL MARX. Cashier.
BOTANIC RkCTICE OF MEDICINE.
E1 DR. E. d. ROBINSON offers his professional
services to such as may prefer the above named
practice. Office on Franklin between 9Th and l4th
streets. oc 3l--d3n
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HINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
u Wehave on hand good supply of the above
named articles, and viii sell them cheap for cash
Call at No. 50 Main street.
nol5 J.E HENDERSON & co..
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Js7 No. 1872 Main St, opposite Eagle Square.
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DURNING Fluids bbls. double distilled
ID Burning Fluid, perfectly white and pure. lam
regularly Supplied with Fluid and offer it. at man
ufacturers prices, by the barrel, for sale by
ia S-lw O. A. STRECKER.
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pAC0N, BACON.-l5 hhds. prime new Joles,
ID Baltimore cured; IS do do breast pieces, do
do; 80 90 do Sides, do do; $4,000 lbs Hog round
city cured, in store and for sale by
de 81 CHAS. T. WORKMAN s. CO.
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ISNGLISII GELATINE--7a packages, with
kA full directions accompanying each package,
Just received.
For quality and cheapness, 1t is superior to any
other substance Of the Kind in use for making pure
Crystalline Jelly in few minutes.
de a5 ADiE & GRAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-16

A MERICAN ART UNION.-The drawing
N of the American Art Union is again prepared
to obtain additional subscribers. All who wish to
encourage the fine arts, and at the time to get
eugravings worth more than the amount paid, al
with the chance of splendid painting besides,
invited to call and leave their names with
J. w. RANDOLPH,
ia9 Hon. Secretary.
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no CLERGYMEN TIL ROU G HOUT
L THE STATE.-GEoRGE M. WEST & BRO,
win sell by auction the night of the 22nd inst,
a very large collection of valuable and rare Theo
logical Books, comprising in part the Library OF
the late Dr. Graham, of Hampden Sidney College.
The collection contains, among other works, Den's
Theology, Uatn,) vols, octave, Dublin, le45 !;
Poll Synopsis, 5 vols. folio, (parchmept.) Frank
fort, 1879; Operum D. Huldrich Luinglii, 3 vols,
quarto, 1851; and other valuable works imported
by the late DR.. G.
Catalogues are now ready Gentlemen who may
wish catalogues sent them, will please forward us
their address by mail
GEO. M. WEST g. BRO, Booksellers,
ia g Richmond Va
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nUMASs LAST. w. RANDOLPH has
II for sale a large stock OF Novels and Magazines
and among the latest is Sketches in France, by A.
Dumas-50c ia Is
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DAPTIsT BOOK DEPOsITOKY, No

DAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITOKY, No.
ID 203, Square above the Bnnks.-On
hand at this Store all of the standard Baptist de-
nominational Books. Also, a large supply of other
Religious Works. All of the most approved Com.
mentaries on the Bible; good supply of Bibles
and Testaments at prices much reduced; of Hymn
Books a large stock, viz; The Baptist Psalnody,
by Basil Manly, D. D.. and Basil Manly, Jr the
Psalmst and Supplement; the Virginia Selection,
&C. &c, &c Also, full euppy of School Books,
viz Latin, Greek. French, &c, &c. Stationery of
all kinds at very low prices for cash Call and ex-
smine CHARLES WORTHAM,
ial4 Depostary.
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L OATS.-1,5S2 bushels pure Seed Oats, imported
by ourselves directly from the Island per brig Manil
la for sale from the wharf Those who have pur-
chased and those in want viii please send for them
without delay. [ja5l WILLIAMS & BRO.
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LAKE.-For sale, hand

AN ouiCs q
some country residence consisting Of spacious mod
en built House. with from 20 10 so OF asd part 'front.'
ing this beautiful Lake The house 81 feet front and
well suited summer boarders for family residence
Ii has large orchard and suitable utbuiidngs &c. the
land in high cultivation with corn wheat and planted
and NAV be entered upon Immediately. Michigan Lake Is
within four miles Of Pteksk may be reached ia tVo hours
by Hudson River Railroad and is Of the most beautiful
and healthy sections of the State. Apply TO THOMAS
JONES, No. 247 Broadway
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

Y FORTES-We have now hand large assortment
OF new and second hand Pianos for sale and 70 hire Pianos
from $50 10 500 For hire from s. 70 70 per month No
$50 Brc AWAY, NeW-1Ork. SArrOsD - ph'NAAAHiN r.
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ACADEMY, No.

I'VE $50 Broadway, Room No ~, the Irving House
Po RYAN continues give instructions in every branch
OF Mathematics with their application 20 Mechanics Asron
eny yigation Engineering, Land Surveying and the
rous Mechanical Arts Hours from 70 II o'clock A. NJ,
and 10 5 and 7 70 9 O'Clock Y. M.
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TIME PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

COMPANY Of the CITY Of NETWORK ssoA
ushed in 1884, at No LIS Csnsl-st.; Branch 0fhce No
Broadwsy next Of Wsllst opposite Trinity CAu,h
Insure Buildngs Merchandise Household RuEuus We
sells In Port and their Cargoes Sc against loss damage N
nrs.-This Company having been In successful Opessrns
more than year past refer with confidence 10 the Am
number OF persons nearly Soo0 who have effected Inr.
ance at their Office for the IN which their eaznss
transactions have been conduced and feel assured z IN
this respect they will not suffer by comparison with he
most favored Of monetary institutions All loses hsvs
been and will continue 20 be literally adjusted and propsy
settled JEREMIAH TERFELL4 Presdssk
Moses @. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDING, Surveyor.
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DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

II 56l Broadway, door above Thonpsons saloon
Persons about purchasing Pianos invited to call at the
War-roons of BENNETT q CO. where they VIII md
an assortment of Rosewood PsnoFores, OF modern style
Evey instrument warranted for two years Should doubts
be entertained quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubts are removed Old Pianos received In part
oayeut Tor new ones New and secondhand Pianos to Let
Msnufactnry Nos Sill 9l3 and 3l5 RivngOn+st.
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r United NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M.

T United PARTNERSHlP.-The IN.
designed pursuant TO the provisions OF the Revised
Statues Of the State OF Newlork have formed L1Ied
Partnership under the name of JOHN A. VAN BUSKiRK.
The general of the business 20 be transacted u that
which usually termed "0entlemens Furnishing 0oodss
and TO be carried on in the City Of NewYork.
JOHN A. VAN BUSklRK, whose residence 10 In the
City OF NewYork Is the general partner interested thefr
and BROCKHOLST LIVINGSTON klP,who also ressss
In the City OF NewYok is the special partner and such
has contributed the capital stock the OF two thousand
dollars in cash The said partnership 10 The
LIST day of May 1884, and win terminate the LEI day II
May, 1885. JOHN 4 VAN BuskiRk.
b LIVINGSTON KIP.
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Qopartne

,COPARTN ERSHlP.-The undersigned
have this day formed copartnershp for the pmpa~
ransactins the Ready Made Clothing Business, at whole
,aIe, ut der the firm OF GARDNER GREENE co, d
No n BrOsdwsy.-New.fork June iSo!
WILLIAM GARDNER
ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
OLIVER h. TWEEDY,
RODMAN q. MOULr0N
JOHN q. PLlMPfON.
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I. GERMAN and ENGLISH
NBARSH'S COURSE of BOOK-KEEP-

Iva ING.-Let those who cannot avail themselves Of
course of practice under the author buy this book, COED
teacher in itself and acknowledged TO be the most simple
For sale at the authors counting rooms for the practice of
bookkeeping No. So Broadway, first ho9 up stairs Prce
Sl D hound.
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Uiano-fories.
- &H. BARMORE Offer at their Man

VI. ufactory and Wsreroon, No $40 Blee -ksrs corner
of Charles St assortment Of elegant PIANO FORTES
with the metallic anne and reverse bridge and sill other
tnoderu improvements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

LvOR SALE, on very easy terms, 90
Building Lots near Fulton-sv- and the Long Island
Railroad Brooklyn The land lies In improving neigh
Sorhoos and surrounded by buildings Apply to j. PE-
CARE. No. 1853 Hesterst.
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cash PAID for RAGS, CANVAS,
AIBAGGING. BALE ROPE CUTTINGS, Grass and
Jared Rope Old Papers and all other Paper Makers STOCK
by CYRUS w. FIELD Co, No. "a Beekman-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

EOUR SHARES in the Fourth Ameri-'
n can Building Association for sale cheap Apply a. d.
5. DODWORTH 4 CO.'S music store, No. iso Bioad|ay'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

MUSICAL.-Signorina ELIZA VAL
I'VE FNTINI the pfiDs donna. Professor in Singing.
and Thorough Bass las lie honor t. infor the
rr,;esl ladies that she viii be IN New York all
She teaches and Be seen al her own private residence
wopisyS WeanesdsJs and Fridays from 10 O'Clock A ~
till J.. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

NOR SALE House and Lot on the
northwest corner of 29thst and Lexington av finished
tn good STYLE with large Store well adapted for Bakery
and good stand. Apply TO ID. r. MACMILLAN, No. 81
Sd ay, from to Q A nj. and to Z i. NJ.
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NOR SALE. or will be EXCHANGED

LNOR SALE, or viii be EXCHANGED
for CITY PROPERTY--A Farm containing a. acres
stuated about miles from Railway ~ In good state OF
with fruit trees and good outhouses The dwell
ing house new having teen built about years ago In the
most Substantial manner The easy access to York Will
sske 1t desirable residence for persons doing business
here being only one hours ride from the city The Farm
also well stocked. For terms apply TO D. \ MACFARLAN
No. 81 Sd ay, from 6 to AN. and 5to 7P.M.
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nrcIpARJE COUNTRY RESI-

" 4 N
a nD~<r A., ..le ches, situated on the bank OF
',,s River "a hours ssi from the city oy steamers
Thoms Hunt Edwin Lew. snd n s'oosa winch the above
I'VE sop daily In passing 70 snd from the cty Tne
.fv opsss Of abonf sore OF snd, Az sory nce'
~ $780, nearly new For pleassntness snd heathtn
- ~ Ioc.t,on il il unsurpassed Price only ehoa rgr
Ssrsb,r psrtieuIsrs inqsire Of BALDWIN HAMMOND,
No I2 Cedar st. OF Of the subscriber, the premises
w. A. S'N - n n. GREEN
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FREIGHT CARS.-Fifty Eight

- K I U n I = 4 n . '-FHIJ EAEHV-
n Wheeled Platform Cars made IN the mSs' ,horo7se
snner u the b@st usteas ard yis 81 construction
Springs For sale, 70 be delivered immediate
u GORDON MCKAY. Assnt
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NOR SALE-The House and seven
acres Of Land near the railroad eepot at Fshkn Land
fns The rezdcnce Of E. Crosby Esq The prepsss are IN
s~rernt order fine double house, good outouloings
srss amount Of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
r tbs residences 81 eentes family wishnss country eops
Ssres n NexYork by railroad hours Inquire OF y r.
nrnDnfkNn No % Nsssau-sf n Y. City, or Of VIM. a.
WALSH, o. wv. Il. DENNIN9, fishkia Lsadins Dutch
A County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
CTEAM ENGINE WANTED.-Wan-

y ted a good Secondhand Steam Engine and Boiler,
her ately or together of from 10 10 ~ hsepower
in exchange for Real Estate in the vicinity OF New-lok
Address immediately w. H., Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
anc LOT for SALE.-The
sTOUNT VERNON.-For Sale, beau

lVk full two-siory dwelling House, with two story
kitchen attached city lots # Ground with 80 apple
trees situated above the village For particulars inquire OF
JOHN QUA No. 10 HsmmOnd-st., New-YOrk, or, Of J.
VAN TASSEL the premises, lot, No. 30 lstav, Mount
Vernon Vest hester County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
NOR SALE-Four new Flue Boilers,

with two ues Of % horse EACH with two safety
valves four steps four brass globe valves three cast
lon feed pipes four casron fronts completes four cast
iron arches, copper pipes, &c ~ :, >,
PEASE i MURPHY Fulton Foundry,
Office No n Corlears-st, corner Cherry.
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Nay a. McMULLEN'S PATENT
ENGLISH MACHINERY.-J. NOR

IA TIMER HALL Agent in the United States for the
ale OF Cotton Wool and Flax Machinery manufactured BY
Messrs William Higgins Sons Of Manchester England
For terms &C. apply 70 him 81 No. 81 Well-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

HAMILTON GLASS WORKS, BROOK
ii lyn. L.I-Ofce No. 50 CourtlaDdt-st-On hand "a
isEe quantity Of Mineral Water half pint forer Mlne
Clsret Heck and Lemon Syrup Bottles Demijohns Piekla
las Druggist GAS Ware CArboys &c Also all descup'
son. OF GAS Ware and Patent Medicine Bottles made To
order by D. q. KETCHAM l. co.
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NXCURSIONS.--The steamer ~ -
r. /.p h. chartered fo7 sxcuryioas hayiss PC, -
icr the puTpose. Apply q the Mssss; 80"
Ssssh va Wet sH T. Z. COFFEE, ASsas
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C,TEAM ENGINE and BOILER for
0utIerp, 6aroware, &t.

GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, CUT
kTLERY, PLATED WARE, JEWELRY and FANCY
GOODS. -
FRANCIS TONES SONS
No Maidenane invite the attention Of Buyers 10 their
extensive assortment Of the above goods which they ofr
fer sale cheap for cash or approved credit
A constant supply Of COLTS PISTOLS, Of al sizes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
(ITN WADDING and PERCUSSION

" CAPS.-Eley's Cloth Gun Wsddiug, the best and
cheapest article used Eleys Percussion Caps Wire Car
trdges and Sporting Materials PowdertF Ask &c large
and complete Of the above Tor sale the
fsctureT's sole sgen;A FRANCIS TONES SONS, No. s
Maidsn6ne.
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lIECHANICS, TOOLS. House,

lU BUILDERS and HoUSE-FURNISHING HARD
WARE wholesale and retail No S Chatham st opposite
Divisiop-st-J. NJ DA COSTA CO having lately oeened
beg 10 call the attention Of The pabe 70 theT extensive
soTtent the above line, which they ole for sale very
principal manufacturer whose goods constantly on
hand Joseph Rodgers and Sous Pocket aud Table Cutlery
Rayors sssors SC; George Wastenhoale's Pocket sad
Tsbe Cutlery Razors Sssos kc Marsh Br5thers Pocset
ard Table CUTLERY Mechanics Tools &c w s. Butchers
Pocket and Table Cutlery Mechanics Too &c; Jas xon
Sors Plated and Britannia MetAlwsre IN every variety
Spear Jscksops LONDON Spring Steel Sass 10 every va
eyery descripticn J. NJ. DA COSTA 4 co.
Ne 9o6 ChsthAmst, opposite Divisionst
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COTJNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-The

Subscriber has for sale five plots Of ground Of y acres
each two of al each and OF 81 situated Ia ene
OF he most beautiful spots staten ssnd Oceanyle ON
with every facility for bathing cunning fishing &C eli
matt cool In and sheltered from the north whds
as be 10 degrees in winter than the opposite yde
az the Island With soil of passed fertility, those plots
have beer laid divided by broad avenues there WIN
be no expense for grading No assessments and merely
orn s TAXATION while the land within hours distance
Of The city. Terms easy. Apply to T. W. STRONG, No.
Sl2 Nassau a. Eew-York
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-For

Sale an excellent Farm in New-Jeyey, consisting OF
1874 acres 80 Of which under cultivation. IL ia within
two hours of New-york Of mile from the KeyPort
and Freehold Plank Road, and mile from the hOunshne
village OF Middetown int. There is commodious vel
ling and the outbudDgs extensive and Of the best de-
scrpon l &c number OF choice fruit trees have been
planted during the last two years The soil is clay oan
and yields heavy Of Wheat and Grass Every part OF
the property well wateTed and for stock farm. can be
eauaed BY in the country For further particulars in
quire of LEONARD APPLEBEE, Esq, SO WalEst where
map of the property may be seen II Is an eligible prop
erty to the Capitalist well as Farmer, as the rent viii
yield good interest upon the purchase.
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FAMILY INSTI-

DAVENSWOOD FAMILY lNSTl-
u TUTE L. l., affords 20 Parents unusual facilities for
giving Daughters thorough and finished Education Music,
french and Drawing made leading tG0ies and efficient
resident Teachers employed under the personal saPen
tendeDce Of the Principal The annual expense Is mode
rate, without any charge for extras Three additional pa
pills viii be admitted who enter time. CcusIi
obtained the Music Store OF GlB JACKSON, No as
broadway, and interview may BE- bad with Mrs VIM,
JONES Al the lBstate which IS passed hourly BY line of
stages from Brooklyn and the steamboat Astoa' from
Peck slip at 8 and lands al Rayenswood
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BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

NhrAI DhTNUhI4SD III It r1-h LII1ItNi
VI BEDS MATTRESSES &C. at CRAWBUCK'S No.
rs Grand-st "a door cas-. Of Essexst, Newfork-Chssy
Upholstery ard Feather StoTeThe attention Of families
about purchasing respectfully invited 10 the large and bess
aful Of Beds Mattresses PassSes Betsesds
Cots Sc all Of which have been purchased At low es<>
,rees and will he sold At such prices az to make an In
sesment for ell 10 call and examine the above stock preoa,
h MAKING their purchases Goods 10 any part OF The
sty Brooklyn WiamsbuTgh free Of carriage. Old Bed
cad Mattresses renoysLsd and made over
w CPAWBUCK, Nc. $50 Graad-st,
ID door Of Essex NY
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Jemelrn. &t.

Il ONDON WATCHES-K. ~ v xssss@
pRRoY. Chrononster, Watch and Co. osss,ss LS
tarer No "a Charringtonst. New kosa . - a OR
don, 90 years with T. y Cooper no. - ths dests
Inn Road beRs 20 say that consequences 80. q ~
relative h. has deferred bis intended visit % thss 80
yiously announcsd r. y G. woad also msl -. b ss
forr b,s ,resent stock on the most fsTofsDe 100
arsc,. sxeeutsd with me usual promptnes and
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NOR SALE-Wiih immediate posses

sion q County Residence situated in Union TOWNSHIP
ssont roles from Ezsbethfown. END y miles fro new
syk here are ~ scres Lend The House contains draw
nr dining and breakfast rooms sudy, bathing ro' pan
s kteen ana conservatory first floor. Do the second
soor there ere eight finished bedrooms SC wide stslr case
sr.d hall The house heated by furnace be5ees
rsTre and hot and cold water in The kitchen The barn
AZ stables eoschhouse dairy OwlhOuse ice house COW
bouses con-cIib are all and complete Toe grounds
are tastefully laid out, &c Apply 70 d. T MACFARLAN
No. 81 Sd.ay from s % 9 A NJ. and from % : 2. NJ
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CRATES and FENDERS.-H. KEEL
VI LEY'S Crate and Fender Manufaetory, No. So
sroouest Tires doors west OF the BOwery ADJOINING Dr.
Cones Church Builders and others who about purchss
inE would Go well call be c0nhdsntt that h pserna
Cor variety and eheapness, are unsurpassed.
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4 SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE, OF

~ EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY-Of 50 acfes,
ander high cultivation half mile from railroad u miles
from NevYork cars go i've times day from his city On
the PREMISE IL twostory house, barn ana cs'nsShoase
and buildings ell in good order with orchard Of slooe
fruit and with If water through TIE tsffn VIII
be cold low. Apply TO J. PECARE, No lo3 hester|L
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sse accessible several times day BY stages and steam
boats Is situated wi hin eight miles Of the City Hail. oPPo-
rte Harlem On College Point and Flushing Bay, near the
beautiful town OF Fushng and adjoining the village
az Stratonport which sold readily last spring, and 10
laid out on the scale the streets OF both places inter
sectne each otherand viii form its commanding situation
ths vicinity OF New.York The lets vary in size ro 70
city los in price from slC0 $50. The terms are So
down. and tbs rest 10 monthly nstsments OF SIC which
enahes every person. however cumstanced to become ms
landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
by scenery which cannot be views OF
riushine Newtown RiSer's island, Morrisania 10 Any
wishing purchase at the above requested 60
call the office, whore maps and every information wl1
chesrfuy be given. JOHN A. FLAMMER, No. l57 West
fSths between 9Th and sthavs Office hours from TO-
O'Clock M, and maps san be seen at JOHN. O. fLAM-
MERg No 81 Motts The only authorized agents 10 make
snles are Jeckson Nichols and John Ogvy, the ground
AIT Flanmer viii he on board the boat every morning