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llNE thousand six hundred agents wanted, travel
every county United States,
edition Of
LIFE OF GEN FRANK PIERCE,
HANrsHIRE,
the United
d. w. Bartlett author of What Saw London Men
Things Metropolis In elegant l2mo
Illustrated with OF Gen. Pierce.
The
with his private history and
public military &c, hc, popular
England author visited Concord for purpose
preparing reliable and authentic volume under advice
counsel of prominent democrats.
The effort the Of the distinguished subject OF
memoir whose sudden private
citizen the proud position of the leader of the democratic
and, confidently believe be
them honorable the wodChef Magistrate
the United desire the every
know the particulars of his life
Uniform retail price, so cents; in cloth, Is
copies sent by mail, post paid. receipt OF price.
For further particulars, address, post paid,
DERBY 4 MILLER,
Sole publishers, Auburn, New York.
Publishers OF democratic within 500 miles
State inserting the above with this nouce twice
September shall receive
postage. DERRY n MILLER,
264 Auburn, New York.
In -eod.ak la sx,yp
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A sTEp from the New World to tho Old. and bach
n again by Henry " Teppan-9 vols
Ghamhcrss Papers Fcope-voi#. nd
Appletons Mechanics Magazine for July.
TAYLOR n MAURY
July ~ BOOKSELLERS, near oh street.
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D III. HOOE ~ CO.. Whoies~I. and Retail Dealers nv
Cloths nsitnr curtain
sbeeiinr and furnishing goods generally.
between 7b and 9Th streets,
D. c.
Aua Oft
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r. q. EVANS, II. @. FAINT
Late Chief Clerk Pension Once. Missouri.
EvANs q FAINT, Attorneys and Agents, opposite
IL Treasury Building Washington D. O. attention
pay, &C Mr. Evans will especial rejected
and suspended revolutionary pension claims.
Highest paid land orders for them from
distance promptly filled.
Congress officers OF the
orally fRepubIic1 June l6-d3m
FOR HARPER's FERHyi
LTsv)
THE packet BELL Fashion win the ensuing
this between Georgetown and Haper
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily att p arriving Hapcrs Ferry
morning in time for the Cumberland and
Winchester
Returning leaving Harper. Ferry at ARRIVING Gesre
towp M Z morning O'Clock
omnibue. arrival OF passengers in
Georgetown, convey them 10 Washington.
Dy-FAre through, Including board, 81 so.
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THREE Copies Of we'ch's Great Por"ait 81 Wssn.
netou Intended for Of Congress and
the rooms ~ me ssen'
Mr. r. kings, Macphersou Pennyvann avenue 'hree
doo The frames elegant Spec'
surmourted with the naions cost
49," N' JaIy ~
vrrOOD.s pr~cssc. OF M.A,~snsA New E<isson-1ssa-
w pvo. For sae by
TAYLOR a MAURy, Nes
July 10 booksellers, ne~ Wh street.
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ADDrTIONAL sUPPLIEs.-We have tins day opened
IL following very desirable goods which will be sold very low
prices
~ pieces very fine and choice pattern French lawns
IS do medium priced lawns, good styles
do lawns coors ~. ccns-worth 20 cents
10 pink blue, white silk
20 black lace point.
90 bodered cscoes fine fast colors and good
styles, for ladies
With good all kinds OF dry goods
VERIFY MILLER,
Penn between 7th and sth streets.
very desirable house situated 1871
New York and will ~ the price
asked. Terms easy. Apply above.
June I9-lnifed MAT. Intel. n Amer. Telegraph
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NOTICE I'm relation 10 our Bi'is-We hereby Notify al
Nv indebted their being
detail viii he presented them the e5t this
Early payment is earnestly requested.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Jnnr oo--lmf
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NOTICEA communication has been duly made the Navy
IN the desire Of the British that the
United should
Of English gentleman,
have been enspped and either been
still held in captivity by the OF island
Of the Solomon Group the Southern Pacific
and aid rescuin him from captivity II detained ps
ny direction Secretary Of the Navy the attention md
the United
the whale fishery other pursuits which lead them In he
especially invited and requested
boyd, and IL prisoner peaceful
and lawful obtain his release.
Mr. Francisco 10 Sydney in The
schooner yacht wsndere landed with interpreter
southwest side Gudecnna October last and
his The position OF the place
Of landing the island latitude q 40 SOUTH and onR
tude 1899 10 east
should nfnscn be obtained Of the fate Of Mr. Boyd notice
Of u requested be forwarded Navy Department
Navy DEPARTMENT, July 10 1859.
fw
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packages
splendid the
official each Immediately
who order from
Address E. T.. o'BRIEN, Agent,
Successor J. Il q. Maury,)
July 40 Alexandria, Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
EOR SALE-A Country Seat at South

IL Ambey.-1here are on the premises two dwelling
hous each surrounded and densey shaded by forest ee
and situated command the most extensive views d
the Raan river the Sound and the The house
the river Of the sold fashioned construction han
through the center raror and drawing SIDE;
library bedroom and pantry on the other with kitchen
story. The other modern cottage Of succeed brick as
signed by Mr. Georsc Piatt On the inst floor there r.
brsry drawing rco paor BEDROOM pantry and bathing
On the second hoo there tive bedrooms In tho
wing adjoining there kitchen servants hall and four bed
Both houses supplied with spring water BY by
dsuc They about 500 or $50 yards apart lawn
Of sixtyhve seventy studded with different sized
groups forest trees Ousome Of the wooded knobs there
beautiful situations for eetsgea Thssuaon high and
Of the healthss in the Union The soil gavely and ina
hsh Of cultivation The beach IN front of the house
well adapted Tor salt water bathing There at pesent By
this route ree trains per day for Philadelphia and four do
rartures for Newyork BY steamboats, tat be In
Philadelphia two and half hours or in Newfok in le
than two om the time ofstasne To families or friends de-
srous OF living IN the vicnity this property worth
looking II a. capable Of division without injury TO il
useful or ornamental properties JOHN G. STEVENS
P.S-For .uther psyteaazS apply 70 Cambridge Living
Stoa. No. IL Wall st.
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Schools.

A GOOD SCHOOL for BOYS in q
IA CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY.-Parenb who have sons
between the ages and IS years. desiring to send them into
the country to school, will find in the family Of Clergyman
devoted to the instruction of lads place Offering very supe
nor inducements The Principal spares pains In locking
after the hesh habits morals comfort safety and improve
ent of his pups-conductns them through every branch
Of learning in the best English and Classical scnoo
The place is in the highest degree heahu and accessible
from the city several times day.
Those parents whose business engagements or other circu
stances are incompatible with that careful attention to he
chdrens education which the paramount Importance OF the
subject requires particularly invited 70 make themseyes
acquainted with the nducement here offered them Refer
ece is respectfully made Francis p Schools ESD at the
Broadway Bank, or at n West l5thst.; to Rev Asa D:
Smith, ID. D. lf1 East l3hst or to A. B. Stewart, at 10
Wiiani-st n Y where al information will be given.
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0opartnersbip.

dissolution of COPARTNER-
- SHlP-The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tveen the sub.cribers under the firm of CHOUTEAU,
MERLE SANFORD is this day dissolved by its own linn
IN iin,;Ss,ion PIERRE CHOUTEAU, Jr,
GUILLAUME MERLE,
JOHN y. A. SANFORD.
Ps-we beg leave to refer our friends the "Copar
per,hip notice. Of Messrs DURBROW, WINNIE l. Shell
DON In whose welfare and success we take great Interest,"
Nsw-York, May l. lss2
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
have formed Copartnershp, under the firm sfDURBROW
WINNIE l. SHELDON, for the transaction OF genera.
Commission Business and refer to the above notice OF
iass JOHN b. DURBROW,
JOHN C. WINNIE,
WILLIAM r. SHELDON.
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pianc-fortes.

BOSTON PIANO-FORTES.-The
- lrges sssornsnt q Pianos u this city = to b fbuni
way oppote Broadway BAak and Theatsr and win BE- "a
q great bsrfAnA These Pianos have the metallic hxmA
ND wssnted 10 stand any cliznts Dea1su suppsd q
. let tuned and repaired HORACE WATKRo
n w. has recently engaged the best runers IN New.
Tork. whom he can with coudsnce recommend % n per.
soos wishing Z. Gilbert & Co.'S hAne-(orses tuned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
NOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE

entirely new, containing twelve roomsincluding bath
s-roomand three twelve, eighteen Of
Ind adjoining the situated mile nerh of the village
of Eewbugh directly opposite the Poweon House and sd
Joining the lands Of Mes W. H. Priest and Charles Down
hs and running from the street 10 the river.
Upon the premises stable carriage house, he and
about coo uit Of the choicest variety many Of which
in full bearing Also variety OF shade necs Scenery
unsurpassed the Hudson River, location healthy good
roads and walks to The village TILE indisputsble terms
cav X. Ii. MACE. Newburgh-
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

III UIATh INSTITUTE, corner Of 4th and MscdousAk
So, on Washington-square, (Mssss. CLARKE FAN
ne 18th Of September 1854.
1t has been the atm of the Principals Of this Insitu
ucn 10 carry school education the CHEST aanabe do
gree Of perfection They accordingly selected this location
unsurpassed for its beauty and healthnes having Dur
chased the lot built thereon the main part of the present
eShce with specially fitted for instruction and with
the rev addition ample IN and number for two hundred
pupils devotins three Of the building 20 TIA
se OF the School Being house the entrance % he
dwelling rar occupied By Of the Principals Is Ne rs
Ssst, and that Of the School No. 1853 Macdousa-sG
Circulars for particular information may be obtained Il
NE inutionthe following pstrons OF which are sous Of
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II COMPANY Of the CITY Of NETWORK, estsb-
Hshed in 1851, at No IFS Canalst; Branch ocs, No 81
Insure Bridinzs Merchsndis. Household Furniture yes-
se in Port and their Cazoes lc against lo damage BY
6re-This Company having been Ia successful operation
ore thar year past refer with confidence The large
number Of persons nearly 900 who have Effected insar-
their Ofce, for the manner IL which .helr business
snactiens have been conducted and feel assured that
sss respect they viii not suffer BY comparison with the
most favored of monetary Institutions Ali LOSSES have
been and viii continue be literally adjusted and promptly
pstfied JEREMIAH TERBELL- President
MOSES G.. LEONARD, Secretary.
GsoRsB PArLDfNc. Surveyor
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TvOR SALE or to LET in BROOKLYN.

Il "A fIssslsss Frame House, filed in 2 By 81 with
bsement hist and second stories and attic finishing BY
days work. Hss Mheesr Eve marble manies and grses
extra stairway, aiding doors poco IN front and piazza
containing Is rooms and plenty Of clcse drswer &e,
asra,e On PNkav ~ feet west Of Bedfordsv. Price 81 500
oreha remain would rent il from the Of May
10 good tenant for $ssS Apply to ALEx uNDERHlLI.
corner Bedford and PNkavs, Eas Srooklyn 10 CHAS.
w. UNpERHILLs No ITO WihAm-st.. n. Y.
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.ROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.

The handsons residence q Mex UndefhuI ntunsoe
cener 81 BEDFORD ard Psrtavs East Brooklyn consisting
Of fame dwelns tasd in covered with csdsr 9mSys
and eisht valuable lots six Of which front Bedfodsv-
now offered for sale The house was built in 1870 In re
most substantial manner expressly for the occupancy OF the
owner and contains IA rooms besides bathing halls and
cellar The garden has about 40 spevne Of the Isabella
and Cstswba varieties with sbors and selected variety
fruit trees of IL yesrS growth, besides smaller fru all N
full bearing On the sidewalks large susa-mape horse
chenut and other shade There three lines Of
stsaes 70 the Brooklyn fairies which passes the door
the Others within shot distance Price f taken soon)
O. 500 Of which $40 remain Possession immsdistey
r desired. Apply ~ above, or to CHARLES kNOA- NO.
Fulton If NeW-Yo<k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

A FARM for SALE or to Let, at White
IA PainA one mile hom tho Depot containing hkysssr
Dwelling Carriage House and Bsxn with good asoyuDsrS
81 Fruit Inquire Of JOHN H. FERRIS, No S1a Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
CTAMFORD-AT AUCTION.-Ths

CTAMFORD--AT AUCTION.-The
- place lately belonging to Henry Sanford Esq., In ne
village of Stamford Conn will be sold pablo auction On
TUESDAY May IL, at the Merchant Exchange, In TIM
city, by WI. HFRANKLIN SON This paos eesun-
fully ituated the Episcopal Church and contans
commodous and thoroughly finished dwelling house. excel
lent stable and caiag icehouse, garden snd naa
orchard of young The house perfectly hrsd Win
eyery in both soes bath furnace &C.
and well and beautifully shaded in front The whole
shot in perfect order admirably adapted TO DO the coun
ty residence of sny gentleman and his family Sanoro
= on the line of the EewHaven Railroad, 81 mes from
this city, and stopping place for all trains For dr.wnr
and description for further Particular apply 70 mf
SAMUEL NILLETS No. sos Peari-st., NJ
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OLASSTCAL FRENCH and ENGLISH

~ SCHOOL, No. 90 Broadway-A POIGNANT, Pm,
epa In continuing his sstabhshnsnt at Its location
and under its favorable auspices controlled exclusively BY
himself assisted by able and experienced teachers its vs
rous Departmental Mr. Foignet avas hnsef of the
say that boys will be received at any stage of their
education and thoroughly prepared for college business
The pupils will be limited in number and select
The French language is spoken in the school, and taught
three hours daily The institution practical and the most
unrng efforts made to render scholars peronty at home
In every branch Of q French education.
In the English department. all the studies deemed esNn-
sl solid and polite English education will be pursued
and those desiring complete classical educstion will enjoy
every advantage which other classical school In the city
offer For terms &c, &c. circulars with Mossrs
J. Mhau No. lss Broadway; Deluc Co, No Park-row,
No 58l Broadway and No. $50 4th-av; H. Miller No
65 Broadway; at the school room at Mr. Fs residence
No. 1854 l2th-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

NOR SALE-And Money loaned for i'm
rrovesnentx IN Wilhamshrrgh. 70 Lots Of Ground
within half mile Of the Grsrdst Ferry the main street
running north which paved and haeged and contiguous
30 the vsr No properly be found better adapted Cor
improvement for manufacturing puposss Title psrsect
lncuire Of J. C. HALSEY, No us Jayst. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
EAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots varying In sse from en- eighth ofsefs
T. x sores are offered for sale tho most favorable
terms Ten per cont down. and balance beore MARCH,
1884 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful loos-
ton ear and 10 full view Of the Ear River and In the I'm,
mediate vicinity Of the grounds and residences Of several Of
the mort wealthy and respectable c1ens Of Westchestes
County This village Il connected with the Harlem ks-
apply to D. B. WINTON, No. S Tryon-row, near Harlem
RAILROAD Ofiee opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
DRIYATE SALE.-Four Lots on the
DRIVATE SALE-BROOKLYN.-

beautiful two-stnry attic and basement BRICK Honse
situated on Cumberand-s 80 feet north Of yrtlsav Sse
of lot "a feet "a inches 'front.' and Is feet in BY 100 feetn
depth Size Of feet inches by 81 fest deep Wal.
hard finished throughout marble nantles grained door, and
all in complete order yard tagged and fruit trees and shrub
berry re- For further particulars inquire Of ANTHONY j.
RLFECKFR No 7 Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

uated between the Boston Post Road and Long Island
Sound belonging the Of Albert Todd deceased and
contains $50 OF land with fine mansion house. very
ssbly situated farm house. fine barns and various other
tbuildnss fine orchard very large gspery planted BY
Undsrh Croton Point There is also on the premises
natural bed Of manure which very valuable Altogether
man For further particulars inquire Of A j. BLEBCKAR,
No Broadsk
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Rev. J. NJ. Macdonald.
Hon. VIM. y. Havemeyer,
Prok c. r.. Gilman, MD.
Charles Dickinson, NJ. D.,
s. R. Kirby, NJ. D.
John Newhoass, Esq,
l. fsyscn Clark, ESQ,
2. A. Hugeus, ESQ,
John J. PhelpA Esq,
Chss. NJ. Connolly, Hsq,
John A. c. Gray, Esq,
A. Arsnsaren, ESQ.,
Geo. b. Browne, Esq,
Mstthiss CLARK. ESQ,
NJ. c. Brooks. Esq.
Merris Hilser, ESQ.
J. Burdett, ESQ.,
4. II. Burger, ESQ.,
Nicholas D. HsEder, Ksc-
Philip Henry, Jr- Ess,
K. w. Coleman, Esq,
David Demarest. Ess,
w. u. Fslls Esq,
George Farmer, ESQ.,
A. w. Gabsudsn, Esq,
Charles Lewther, Esq,
George hlSln. Seq,
Robert pa;dow, ESQ,
John c. Perrin, ESQ.,
James Robinson. Esq,
Francis z. Sage. ESQ.,
Thomas J. Stevens Esd
George H. SwordS Eco,
Wm. a. Whcsies. ESQ.,
John n. Aseel, E<q,
Orsemus Bushnell, Es7,
Melsncthoa Barr. Bsq-
Meyer Cans. ESQ.,
LOUIS L. HASoas, ESQ,
Abraham fraxce
Henry r. Hart ESQ.,
a. d.'wstsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

IVOR SALE-Two Farms in Essex Co.,
I Nj: ] Of 90 acrrs with Housss. &es ana Of n
without buildings having min dtss Also Building Loo
~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

FNAMELED and ORNAMENT1I.

Warehouse, No. 80 Broadway, east ude neS G,.'1s
MsnuSsctory, No. 40 0reene-st-MATHEwsa OHM,
manufacturers Of Ensneied snd Cottage Puraitsre ~
fully call the attention Of their former pstrouA a.
rensrshy TO their extensive and unr vailed sto>k 81
NJ o. feel confident 10 asserting that an sxsr,i,sss
heir new spnng STYLES Of Enamclod and CStas, Pnr
i all that Is reqaired insure, II possible si r,ss.-
usnds on us than in fcrmer yean
All Furniture offered at this establishment usas -
our own special supervision and 70 b a -
We would hero suggest that - manaheszu N -
evn articles are enabled to sell much ovw tAas -
Who purchase of the maker 10 sell again.
Nattresses Paasses Piliews, &e
Furniture carefully boxed and orders hlled lbr IN 49,
IA Union MATHEWS 0ILLI0
No. 81 Broadway, near Grand-st GO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
I,OR SALE-The House and seven

Of Land the railroad depot at Fshkill Land
ns the rsadense Of Crosby Esq The premises are IN
large Of choice fruit and POSSESSING every REQUESTS
for the residence Of sen,es any wshins country home
ii WALSH, WIN. II. DEFINING, Fshkill LandinA
Dusshc0 County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
at YONKERS for SALE

Within q miles of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
miles Of Bronxvle Depot Hsrlem Railroad Contains ~
ae Of which 20 In wooda Soil superot buildings
new and plenty water good, and fruit abundant View
very nne but mot IN ast Of the Hudson River The place
b u,der GOOD srop and improvement Some rocks Stua
don very hisA phee low. Apply at No ID Platts
m etatR
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 9, 1852
FARM for SALE.-That valuable


n Farm known a. he Patterson Farm" en,zinias
M acres sstuaasd IL Hssshoorood on me k1tn
R,cs in the County ~ Somerset STATE ~ NewJersey ncd
TIE eourishpr v.ss OF Rsritan and only TIVE mics IRON
Ssserviils the Csssnry so>f a. LII.
Tho soil very productive so-as - or ~ scsos " INC
ere in fine s,eadow lard capable Of yielding an mmeoss
qusahty Of ksy. su
49, Las, hsrrs crib srsbic<, ke nc
Terms Iibersl Possession can b gwen immediately FN
frs iurst;on apply to James Taycr or Jeroes Gsrd-
nss - sousryie sAer Of whom Wild ssow the premises
- Do the s1hscriber. ANDREW REID, Baltimore, Nd
A SPLENDID CHANCE.-COMBS &c
~ NICOLAY No 24i Grsnd-st- near the 8owery, ofor
The GLOWING valuable property for sale:
Iou on ss IL full view Of High Bridge, IN pleasant
LOCATION and entirely free fror rocks and scono--
Lott IN beautiful village Of Yonkers about ~ rnuses
wsik from the Railroad Depos, on high ground
splendid Brick House with Lot IN attn 81 ga1 Clo'on
water bsshs and ranges building and VIII Do hasaeo
soon. a, =,
fosrxsory Brck House and Lot s.av- ). years Old
IT yearS lease OF ground from May !. 1852 rents f@ $fo
ard viii be sold for 45a
lot Yortyille i<t-een the 9Th and 5tA-svs.
Tot, A East Albany opposite the City OF Albany.
Iot. ia WillsmsbSirxh. on North 10Th and id-su
Lon p Ssr.t,epport near Flushing L. l.
Lsfs 81 Ea1enville, L. l.
- IN Wes.ebrstsr in full view Of the Sound -
All The above property will be sold on easy terms maps
and fpU p.rt,cuI AVS nav be obtained Of
MI '~ - COMBS NICOLAY, Real Estate
and Insurance gents No 2 Grand-st near tie bo"4J
Odioe horrs from 10 o'clock Pm
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NOR SALE-A few more 5. 10. 90, and

LWh SALE-A rev mOIe ., IU, 20, anu
20 acre unimprsved FazmA situated 10 the most peas
AIT and healthy part Of Long Isand two and half heun
nae from the city Twenty houses built and now building
and s ess forty have purchased with vew OF build
s city loh In tie woods but 10 and 20 aero farmA
which when completed, will cost than city lot
without house. and yos win have comfortable home fos
The best kind Of Association II to
O. your swn hook and examine for yourseves For pscu
Ian snnlH - A McCOTTER, No. I28 Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

Hon. John L. Mason,
Prot. Charles A. Lee, NJ. d.
James B. Kissar,, u. D.,
A. $. Ball, NJ D.,
= vanderpool, NJ. d,
J, s. Woodward, Esq,
Vim. Lowerre, ESQ.
l. X. Collins Esq,
George D. Phelps ESQ,
Theodore Bailey, Esq.,,
=. N. Bnnfnall. Esq..
Q. A BaEdouine, Esq.
Jssse Browne, ESQ,
Caleb Brush, Rsq,
Wm. 4. KObbe. ESQ.,
J. Z, Bnkley, Esq,
r. Brrlew. ESQ,
d. J, Henriquss, Esq,
g Hossenberg. Esq,
B. d. X. Craig, Hsq.,
yustus z. Earle, Bsq.
John Fairbanks, ESQ.,
Louis :. Fellows. Esq..
DAVID Magic, Esq,
Charles Meies, Esq.
Ebenezer Monroe, Hsa.
L. A. Palmer, Esq,
Charles PArtnise, ESQ.
VIM Black. Esq,
john Pryer, Esq.,,
A. n. L. Scott, Esq,
William Starring. nsq.
Aug. 4. Thsriot, Esqs
John c. Work. Esa,
Geo. X. Sistsrs, Esq.
B. Y. McKenzis, Esd
y. 5. Morrison, Ia"
Thomas Morreil. Esq.
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