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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
AIEW SPRING DRY GOODS.-The

~ subscriber will open THIS MORNING, a beautiful
assortment Of Spring Goods. all Of recent importation and
Ave-, fran manufactures comprising some OF the best
,ss IN ct and at the lowest Auction prices cases
Yori Mil, Mu,tB, lod Fine Shut Dg yard wide Cd ;
Zine do sd 500 pieces French Patterns DE Lanes Is
n,,h "a 100 pcs do Is Cd worth IS supegue arti-
cs equal 10 ANYTHING in market Barge De slaes
nh Bsek SIX IS worth 9s. Together with large
stoci Of Linen Sheeing, Toweing Damask aud Napkins
Tbs remainder Of the WET GOODS will be sold this
INN, AZ The commencement OF the safe.
"0 q COLBY, No % Sd av, bet. 9th and 10Th sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

Il ERS.-Pearl Piano KeJs.a new article. warranted
supertr in every respect to Ivory and always re ain
son. magnificent polish and never changes IN color IN any
climate To be had at No l6 Amity place, of HlNCh-
LIFE Cutter and Grinder Pearl late of No 81 For
syih Port Monies, Seals Cane Heads. thin Pearl &C.,
on hand and to order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
OFFICE OF THE Morris AND ESSEX RAILROAD Co
NEWARK. N. j., FEBRUARY 10. la52 )
ITO RAILROAD CON rRACTORS.-

a SEIZED Pr posss will be received az this Ofcs for
the c. e. and Bridging of that pant Of the Ef
tension the Road this Con 20 the Delaware bver
between its present terminus az Dover and Hackests~n
"a ot'snce Ct eighteen mes) Until SATURDAY the 2cth
day Of March IeIt
sraps Probes Plans and Specifications be seen At
the Office ofths Engineer Dover until the time above
named. J. B. BASsINGE2 Chief Engineer.
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DATENTC CONGRESS BOOTS-Man-

DATENT CONGRESS BOOTS-Man-
IL uacurers and Dealers in my Patent Congress Boots,
read the following opinions and save costs and damages Tor
piracy Licenses granted by HORACE DAY. owner
Of ali the Patents No % Cosr,snd stNew York, jan
usry. 1882.
LEGAL OPINIONS Il have examined the letters Patent
isved 10 Dupont Hyatt bearg date the 20h October,
1880 of opinion that the OF elastic sores made
in combination with India Rubber Springs applied in the
patent New York, April rs, 1851 +. b. CUTTING.
BosTON June 6, l85l.-I have made similar examiaa-
ton OF the letters Patent above referred and
Mr.. CHttiE rs opinion. hUfus CHoArB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

ERENCH WHITE ZINC.-600 casks
4 Snow and Silver White Paint sss casks Graz. sccoad
suahty Of the vells Montague ComgaHys saptassurs
Or sale to the trade by MCCALL 4 STRONG,
No Is william at, Asens fer Tie Uai,sa states.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

Euled by the planets, Fate her secrets tells
Only to those who kno " the wOndrous spells
w which events-the future and the past
Are brought to Ii ght when horoscopes are cast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

BOWMAN, GKINNELL 4 co, No.
4 SO South.st New York-Soe Agents Tor the swal-
lew Tail Lines Ct LIVERPOOL and London Packets.
LIyERPoOL PACKETS. LONDON PACKETS,
Sail 9Th and 2lst II each SAL every Alternate
Month. Thursday.
Ship Queen Of the West, ship Yorktown,
Ship Liver pool Snip Sir Robert Peel,
shin Constitution Ship London.
Ship New World, Ship Cornelius Grianeu,
ship Constantine, Snip INDEPENDENCE
Ship Albert Galiaiin, Ship ne can Congress,
Ship Askhurton, Ship Prince bert
Shin -, (new.) Ship Patrick Henry
When passengers oeclHe coming iae passage money 10
reiu ned without reduction.
Drafts from 81 aId upward payable a. ght IN any town
throughout Great Britain aud Ireland.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-30
NEW GOODS ar MOoRE'sl

fE.iy oii,,s. ahs, Ser. they purchase
or lhe musi beaudiai aud mosl general as-
I sounlentuf pR GJ5ds pyrT Preserved ia
tic town ~ u,liz 1heiaire-fand Quest stock
oi Black and sJiolstl Bfoad Cletts ~
"a A. + N9oRE'S
TIC laigssI. tastiesi aud cheapsl les 90 Bun
nets estf paeFed a. II. MO0EL'S
TIE hest stock OF Barege dolaines ior ladies'
dressesat A r. M0OkEiS
The largest stock or ladies fne ihi.es tverof-
len, aIc s,l "A. r MOoRE,S
I be most beantiiald dress siks aud sntihs, bon
net silks aud sibbons oser seen.ifre at
a. +. NJ )0REiS-
The best stock Of Ready Made ClBthing In
town IL now al A. r. MOOfE'S
The IaTost and most tasty selection OF French
woik. capes. collars, ot,euniseus' ani ulder-
s.eeyes is To b.. had at A. r. hOORE'S
Ihe most snbsluniial CnssimeTes sniihrits,
Fweeds, Jeans aud other stalls for pants are
now TO be had at A. +. MOURE'S
la fact. have the goods Which TO see is wor-
thy the attention oil Ihe whole community
Groceries. Quutnsware. kossulh aud Lamartine
str.tw and CAssimare Hats, I acts, Edgings, lin-
eng. cOitons. etc. eIe. Call and zee betUte You
rutohasr. aud yuu lsill fId that have adopted
the priucipIr oIquck sales. small profits aud The
ursIOi pay, thai IL, CASH Si call aud slVe
at irasl . DcI cuat, opposite che, watch iYt kets,
at the obi a,and nj @A A. +. M0URE'S.
AuriI - l~5l t2 sf.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-30

land, as in ndag bonnd, | inquired
lh9w should find the way % the
house OF Mr.. p. The gentleman
very politely gave me the direction,
afier which the lady venlured to ask
if was not Mr. G., from Virginia.
On learning that L was not, she
'apologized by saying that she was
one OF Mr.. P.'s daughters, and was
ianXiohsly awaiting the arrival of
MIR. o., a cousin OF hers.
When almost al Mr.. P.'s resi-
dence, came up with two young
ladies walking, gong the same di-
rection with myself. asked them
iltthe house then in view was the
residence ofNr. p. 'Yes, and you
are cousin g., they both exclaimed,
advancing towards me; which cir
icunstance, youth as | lhep, was
sonlewaat embarrassed re. In a
few minutes nv horse brought me
10 MIR, P.'s gate. Icalicd. A lady
came to the door. I enquired for
| Mr. p. She said ho was somewhere
about tie iarnl-lhai she had only
I lecon there Il few RIOmenis7-tha.
| be did not reside there; but she +, /.
certain that father was not gonl
from hone, ! called for accomo-
Ia,ions, aud entered tho house,--
Soon thereafter TWO Iadies entered
lac room. and one Of them asked
inc if | was not hir. G.. there dear
expected cousin. | smiled, ana
oIdthoin ; was not but they were
uily purspated ,hat | was indeed
Mr.. g., nor could | for scmo time
,uccoed in removing that impress
&ou.
Mr.. p, came in a little before
lark. and said that ho had Been u
ni!c distant to visit a married dargl .
e. cth his, who had just returned
,row Missouri, whittier she had gone
% visit a acouplo cfsi5tcrs, who wer,
living among the lead mines. Ol
: inquiry, Mr. +. told me that he had
.wolye daughters, all grown, and all
i;lvi,;r.
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Tomb St nes, Monnments, &c.
sa. eg. &ksasakesa.

EYTOvLD respcclalHy niofmtha cilizens ot
wv BnrtisGm tni the a,Jninn 6 ,oGnurs,
hat hc La, utEru the sbrp i,Fmnrs occupied
b Nm h,aped, .uu Nam suter Cati.z. o.,
Hhri, he viii be nI all uwcs pr pared to lur-
ui,h i ,u.b -nlUs. MuBtn rttts. ala IN al ev-
tty hing ?rrtairirg T." his ire ol business. TN
tht most teusohahic and mmudHIiHg Il ms,
is vugk tiErii rotnc snipnsstd ly ANY uIhcr
SHOP in Ire stttt. lie r,sroetully asks the
public tp call aI,d examine bis woll hehIe pur-
chasing tl>,'Whrye A. J. Z.
NnAz tIhin a nril .. Is5! lY2
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Admini stratorg Sale.

TENEiE personnI property bei5ngihs u Tie es-
i tate Of Margaret Paxton, deeea scd; con-
sisting q Mare, Mich COW, | Eight day
clock, Library ofbooks, houaelioid aid kitch,
en- lunilure, and other properly will b. sold at
yendue At b@f late residehee, dlree miles south
Of EadiE Harrison county oiif5 On tie Goth
day Of Jun commencing at 10 o'clock ~ the
NV RoBERT PAXTON AdmInissTakr.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-30

YENlIE balance of our stock CONSISTING of
i,udwnre, QuteHswnrc, Glassware, Nails
shovcIs. Folks, Scytllfs.slillriDg Wheels, Solo
Gather. everything usually kfpt in nonniry
slors 10 be had on reitsonnhie terms (if not II
chased ~ lhisor the afjeininC counties.
p WIN. il0GG 81 co.
muy5 sleuboryiIlc StreeLeA
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New Stare ssslu Rely SsstutsSg
,. Snort PEoFlTs, QuItH SALks, AND COOP Par.
TIE ,N0TIO or
JO1aN Het,OEsMICK

vw TIlO haS just Tcciyedan entire New SYscr.
Wv CrGO0D", hich be bas o, cpe,l out Inn
the store Room f7lmcrly occupied by D. Kilgol.
& son His sock consists of every vanity OF
Goo,s usually kept in Cndiz, all (which saat-
tiers hinsel were purchased nnler the most .faror-'
ajle circumstances. md viii be eud under thc
motto Of s. or Erof,s and Qnick Slles.i' Per.
sons wishing to purchase Goods will fHd ito
their interest 10 call and cxamuahis stock before
purchasing, as be is determined 10 sell Gobda
uoon The piucpcol ipfge SAFES md sglGifer pr9is
than has hcretoler hceu duIie in this place. 10
does nj ask auy one to take his W rll for lila
Stock being the HANDsomesT one ever bronght lo
this place. hut would SAY to one andall, eona aud
look fir your;clUcs, lie would most respectfully
invite his old hicnds and customers to call and
examine his stuck be fore pu"tasing,
marl7-Iy JOHN MCCORMICK.
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n ~ " NSTtTUs,
NV GOODRICH. ON tho crrner 0f Union
wv snltd Market Square, NherilE. Vn.. has
Icccvipg lis large stock oI SPRING
GOODS direct from New York nd PHILADELPHIA,
which will be sold attn smtllhdygnce Eastern
cGst All persons visiting the city are invited to
call and exhnino,--no trouble 70 show GooIs.
mnl3l M s,s 1a
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ar,r 1000. enlenis. -, boiy ile.lsl
AUABER OAE.
E. R. Es.

IL Tie hlEt 81 uili HiHehA ever ttculHeH an 'ule
Medical llisior, oi the World TINT has STEP
ped the mOst violent paihs "a but tew
-.t.-... secpnls. In
IT VIII sroP
H TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS
10 a ieN minutes and cure are must obsiinateI
and torn,nting tlho umaEic, h,uiulgic
aud Nervous cump.aiuls
IN a FEW HOURS,
it IuteTuat aud ENteruai
~ .fT III Will. sroP
TIE MOST EXCkUC G. PAIN. !
IS FRON 1HEEg TO FIVE MINUTES!
IND HIS CURED
Rheumatism, Iu Four llnurs.
Neuralgia, In One Hour
: Ciuup. Ia len Mpi tea
Diauhna, M la Fifteen Nm .teg.
Tuuih-acae, Ia One SCI ouu.
Spasrns, Is, Five Minutes.
aa CtImps la FIVE INMATES.
Siali uead-uche, In Fifteen Minutes.
Chin Fever, lh Fifteen Minutes.
Chillhaius, In Five Mmues.
Sore Thioat, Ia Frur iiaars.
shduerzr ... ~ q ie Iu8r.
GNPtNAGCUMIi.AIN >tfT Jmn S, Sirains,
) ) Bruises, Lui-, " oguds, Elos' bli,s. ho.tIa
Mortus, Dys,u,n Iic Dlur,uA and uii o,Iet
cont inunts nhtfe teie IS scNete pdms. kNI'
WAYS HEADl REllnF viii Instantly s'oI.
(, :hr ra'u.an qaiekis ougt' tbyuisr4se.
The Human tflmris tle Htust pga,ui piece
iprotaujsm in lueuuRr'ss. tYeiy UirEl ,mls.
Gle. u x. IHrI!l nuG bone, cxbibilsluit ii !ou.nG0i
'rnr wisj'ou. a, t,- re!N lNary Joint and s.naH
w,,sll. hi,lmp,ausy with ,aon otber and uleE
the n,rntai rerornunrr ol every function de-
pelMs t,p Gclitbt laGton pl u, wh,ie.
Pain Jis;rgan:ags rte whu!e y sirnl, it pros
trttcs DE nrG, e., ii iaEcs lie muscle, il Nrah
eHs lFc joints. it i,tciefcs Win the hECliuns
ever, oGgan. il checks tr irre ;s,id healthy al
cnhltuu ui tue blood, il gaiises HE ahsolbents
AM rrudc them nnable 10 .ake mp and legicH
The wasted form with suuud rhatyllal. Fdi tht
,rry. u.onieat thtt til, teaniiful husler,irce 81
God becomes lirtrtt wish pajn, the Influence IL
eNpeaienced lhruu-huut the whole sysl,tu, ~
rnatrcr in ~hat p5 tcrltr locality lhc pain nral
ori4uatci whether IN tie head, lie Get, &,
back, the !ncri ant, The clho~s, the tecti
tie gains ur lhe ston'sn; Whether i, tGso' iria
iIp'ernaA relangercat, o. lsthe osuli mtNtern.
irjHrios. sUli ue rail zrcis,s It's iAhur' ce
'rh1nugnout eyery potli"a a he lun.am systea
Not nc.vo ur muscle es':npes irs P'oauann
I inhHeHre. iNHfHNt kLIlrF
rop i,9in is the Arca' "'s'' 'a'nmo cr"'} '"o'
yidual who suhIs its tef1uIcs. nu matter hos
HIGHT 'r trteIe is r. IgG&'shs may 'e' No.ii
eau 'eel happy wine indsuItg It's t"tmrnts
3 y Amy Er,4, y y sSN ESPft gE{
IS - '" - ~, -
~ = r." HHG1N"S'
VIII S."r I'E NJ 'sI ",sta, SS'H" Fms
us r''''S ''' nv - 'i'''5 ~ 81 ''S''
most "''',eSS'''S g ,'I IA = lew S;'%",S, Us Ioo
!, = ''''''' "'''- '' '' ''''''' ''''''' - '"'
fihr' 's'ttEery minute ecu anu ny m.nniH, "a"
l,';a,.t ,,.'., y. =,
5.' , i,na,,tng sr MN nu ,ifa,,.y =,
= a,,.,,' n,g,,. hENH.3JGLg
4 Pa',, s.,..rI i,,.t,,tfls
p..J,ro, r,,J, II nyc, r,..s,'.Sn. ,.n .la.os
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SEERTFFS SALE.

J1nps w. rau oad)
Sarah his vile. 30
" SPelilon for Partition.
DaI,iei AiiI cr, 4 Sa- s
r0h bi4wifc, T. 1T al
NpYy rtae nian orla' OF sale .sl?I OFT b.
n-S tie court Of common plets Of Harrison
cpHnty. oho aud 20 We dirccict, win OLE,
ior snIe il irant Of tho court hong. in The tow,
81 Ca-tss III said county, On SftHrlay tho i'm
day Of Jaty texi, 4 ID t-J!, bet zen tie lio,rs
of 0 n'c!ocl'A NJ. and 4 o'rIacb p. NJ. OF snii
dny. the following ,le4c ibri re. estate. 10 vii
'Fhe South halt Of the s,uh.enst quarter al see.
fion No. nine " towvist,ip No twe!ve (l2l Of
range No Eve 80 containing eighty acres (9n
Also the hor,il haffof tive souh.past ouqriar a,
stetioh nirn - tnwnsiia No twege fi?l ot
range five 90 containing nighty-two and onr
bali acres (o@4) bGiug he lnd Of witch John
Foss d,eri. seIzrd auu possessed. Nsorart ct sec
GanNo 2flgtoNnship No. II raage 10. 4 in
the SfcdSrnyi!lc district beginning at he corn.
cr oflani3 oi Iosepi NHf'e q'ilrfer, on the North
boundary linc % mid seoj6n wIlere i large
white oak tree tens North 81 dec. EaasI0
links Distant ttence South lG) poyches 20 Il
i OF, (wlilc oak heas North 25g der. Fast q
linksD themes Ncst 1907 pclches to posi-
wherea white 0als bcars North 70 1es Eas,
l2iinks. 'bcuce North lG1 perches to a post
where u white oak bears Nnrlh 4S deg. En,t
"a iJ.its. thence East J0a.7 prrrhes 10 the placc
oli bcvirfng containing i005 Acrcs mo,e or
less. sf'ke last described frac: fhndis 4,Garrn(
with the dover of the snid ca hurine Foss. here
lofprc set of and assigned to her in aIl Of n,e
above described tracts Gf binds in said lss men.
tiorfe tract cold subject 10 enid widows tInwer,
Hs. 1@ @ JAMES BOYp,
JUUn III INJ2. Stt,r,0s'
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DISSOIUTT0N

Me rHfIi4eIs 10 heitt,f ~ exisiins between
Mia KiN & 5Eints. j. this day dissolved I,
lnulaal conseui.s the accounts Will BE- seuied
by either ot The 6fm uitii iuT,heT nulice. aEf ds
We arc anxious % have ont ACCOUNTS on
COOK SETTLED. We wish ONE AND ALL
call sOoR and close their accounts, eililer By
note or cash. MlLLIklN.
Gndiz, April !, 1857. T. D. GRIMs5.
n: D. We have on hand yet some of X D.
Damn n Iu's brsi steel Back Grass ard GIaia
scj thes, which will be sold for ;ust OF less 1huH
cost. t''ose wu may NaHJ cali sOuH.
n,sJ Is. u. G..
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Adninistrators Motice.

VVALCs
NI Office is hereby given fhat thtundersen.
! " ed has been appo nletl by aic &ffobale
Court for liarrist u comfy % 10. Admin stnltor
pf1he 50 ate of Marguet Paxton, late OF said
county deceased.
All personsintles ted will takdn6tice nscord.
ingly. 80 F pnN
!'7 ROBERT \ PAXTON 3AdministratsE
inc 'FH t~tf w
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WYNN IIOGG & 60. pronourcc Ii 10 troa
wv bic folsliow goods, Ind therefore request
die Indies .msitried and singles i6oail ana ex
amirestAcir ben itjfni stock ot Bornets. Eolne
Ribbons, aud ihe lggest and best FssDnmeln
Of Flowers and Tifb9 ia tnis town. together
with,4 Dozen RiiraAols, ihiny of which nh, Yer,
fine and nice, III store 10 be suld, GlsEes Mitts
Hosiery, . in nliBgss 'sSilk Fringe aud Lacos.
Needle wask # every vaSiety,i9aiJ mly5
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,-,I-
Il ,,,t5l a't - ioWv'1'' ,y1on and. su,rl,sg
-, p,t,v,xcs l,.I.., d.... ,.o,,.,
n,,,n. r,,tLs I,,ts ,tn ,r
a 1l.sl "''' o''"'' 10y MOOD and sMrrirS.
"a .,1" 1"p'hS' P"ln "'i'' W''e'r'' 30 fe' 's"''
OHnnef hS' yca'" iices' u piS i|' ~
~ s,Hrov r.., .,,
{ 'JI w W,,,,1,'H,,, sst,.iis',.
o"PSt "oo" "''' '"i
o'SII'. y, 9''T.y' Wn' -, '1'',;"N ~
''I.'s M ''"
ap4, WOOD and sMllu's.
40 FLskysg;sfA.
GOOD ,oK, 81 vcu bfvK, Oxen C,r sale
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T. PHILLIPS G SON,
A. JUL. sCHREIBER,
Moorefeld.

HAGRIsoN COUNTY, o..
Z fEALER IN ~ Sindgof Try Goods, Gr@er,
~ les Sc WHICH he sells cheap ior Cash, ,ot
,du'i ptgiIre.
1unG9 80
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AG'''s'~ SVs ANS; Sc4atslVsAs.
The f1iitwins named gcntlrmcn are oar an
Ianrzed agents 10 receive Subscriptions, adj er.
Iiscuonts, .aad JGn Work. ~ contracts made
~ them will stric,f y nlGiied By us:
fIeepori- .Iegclh Alien,
MuuleGeid--A } al Schrciher.
NesteAestcr-- " n Fleming.
Frark iin--Dr T.. Conaway.
Runiey --jacub Gutsha!l
&hOrt G,ceR--Asa !luERies.
S,bck--i.tmes loilgI;lnd.
Athens--hr.t laoinas FindIey
Treen--Iohn Within
t;crman--Jotit Hruwn.
Horth--A f. Cras&ey.
Monn a--Icnry u ilr|ar
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X AsEsrs--John iIealI. Gadiz;i w Grimes ScSCo
Anapolis; Mikesellk Y loobier. Jefferson; Wer
;daIket; Rs,tis " sop, Dsersvillss 9. Henderson
FrankliH. fahsF-6m
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The IEsn Who Had So LIany
: - - ss-s Daughters.

=. ~ ALLEa ", aeoII. y. a. :. ]
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.lo,u Geali. and Ai'Iir,r & Knox. Eadiz; tIogg
N Parrish, FIoorli"ld; luI,ll ipgg Mt. tcaennr /;
J Crnnbnchrr & son, Wheeling; 7. :. l'@',-
ming. .Sru banylir: l7auc Ii"lioWav. Fiu>hh -
isaHG hcws, tFcorgrtuwn' T.. H. frst. War
rrnion; Thns, Nicholson. finrrisNIilr; Il Rice,
7l.,rin'a Err'v. Npri} % lsE2 :
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NOR SALE-A delightful Homestead

u situated In Wye Wssschesser CO Is miles from New
fofk. The farm II Of first quality land
with aeset $50 bearing sppletrses large supply
y, raems pear ana peach uess, an excelsHs garden
Aesundne With variety Of small fruits bsautxa Lawn
Of acre containing locust trees from IS g. 80 years
growth. ~ abundance II shrubbery two story double
Hosse. ~ss dophs "a. 80 hauss snS a,hsr ..s ss
Inss all n good csnditsn siordins extensive view Of
the East River. and bounded by Its creek the with
feet water, and the Bosten Tarnp,ke
Road IN mont risA Asa shah hsA abound both the
cresk sAa and osethird OF mile from the village
Post ohsce Storss. churches landing. SO, half nile
from The MamarcSsek Depot. The Newly and New
Maven Railroad and from twelve
s."ss ssns Ssy Ess fur, sArtulsrs Of
d fOkhkSTEk, ~ The once VI the Broadway Fire la
sursncs Company. New York. or Of Il HALsrEO. ga
che premises. rs ste
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harm FOR SALE.-A very desirable

tarn for SALE contain about 30 acres Of excellent
hn1, esuatet nse the beautiful village Of New
pot and one hour fon The city. IL % located in healthy
and plsasing spot having the view Of the sxuoundias
c01ay aAd Long Islana SQUAD and also Of village Of
New 2eehs,s II 10 well adapted to nliags and neadsw
aAd every way worthy the attention o thee desiring
= 4, eWlLlIAMs, No. M Park place. between 70 and
sclsok. III iNs
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harm FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm

Of Two Hundred Acres, IN high state OF cultivation
With good Fences failing Water and about Is acre:
Il fret Fruit full bssSmg The house large and
beautifully stusted With tair view Of Loay Island Sound.
new large Carnage heNse with cellar Cdermllh
With COLLAR; several Barns land Stables with haylofts.
and seoA supply Of outbaudngs that necessary for She
Gsxm Distance, I've ndes frsm Rye Station and 90 and
. half fen Port Chester, on the New-York and New
Hsysa Railroad Also email Farm Of Seventeen Acres,
q hissrase land. With Hease and coed Orchard full
bearing. Apply 80 p. y. PRIOR. No. 10 Csurtaadt
New. ycIk, o. to r ". CARPENTER On the premises
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- and Lot Ne; IS Warren 1t bssweea Heary and
Cinics Sc south brcoklyn Ls "a II lN. with veil
The house was bat BY the present fsf h ewr
use m Tie nest thorough manner; has I'll the nodsra
All fsrnses, peahag Tubes, copper cyIindsF bslsrs,
rsSse. force pres. nc, Ae Title Hispstahas aad pos
ssssson can Be gwen At any tms. &&oeS reAln IN
bend and mortgage three yeera Applyte
j9ln sANL WHITNEY. Ma 6 Casatses-slip.
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EOR SALE-SAmford, COnn.-Ths late

u rssidencs Of Henry j. Sanford EaQ., the village of
etamfssd Conn al distance Of one and halt boar rie
Iron ths caty Thn place, having been fitted up b. MI
SANFORD nE bis residence without regard 10 trouble
81 sxpsnes all that be desrsd geatsel homo fos
apy eeDtiesnsn whs wshss his family enjoy the advau
N the city, The Dwelling House cool and airy IN sam
nsr wA beautiful shade and well Enclosed and warm IN
cold waker. bath reosA he There are alec suitable
esables. CoacA Hcass lee House, Garden With aewsrs
and Khsubbery la shet, residence this place COM
bnes al the advantages OF the countryts health its
pleasure its hsanues-wltA she most modern coaveni-
snoes Il slty hons Conmutstion Stan ford sa the
New YHk and Nsw-Haysn Railroad by all trains SIS
year Dor drawngn and a more partscalar Description
apply 70 J. SMITH DODGE. No. n Bond st. NY. jiSu
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Jewelrp, 81.

DEDUCED PRICES. -WAIChES
II and JEwLLRY IL REDUCED PhCHS-Inss
ssbssrber expecting 70 ecsiye .svsrn arg nsUc
% ATCpEs and JEwELRY fcf the Holidays, y no~ ssh-
ne Of his present stock greatly roduced prices;
We Cod Ispne atrhes, holes Jeweisd icf------>
TE. Gold Detached Levers, full Jswsled
nd iii other kinds II Watches st e9sa!iy low pp,osz
Cold KEN and Seals Gold Peas and Pencils 0ola sno ~
yer Thinnbss Diamond Rngs and Prs brecss.s ccas
Tnkrs (ud Pins Ear e. Gold and Silver Specs
Rr-sstpns Finger Rings Silver Fruit Knives ss,nhe s
,sg pons Cups Forks &c. al acA less pnses Ian ny
~ sr house Gold Watches ~ low - $50 esch wsschss
nd Jeyelry exchanged AL Watches warranted % AeeS
,oss tine a. the Money returned Watches, Clocks sne
usual prices w. =. =, = "a p...D
NO, IVA Fu
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A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

- DxNCk q ELIzABETHrOWN n. J., situated
eeey opposite The rssdence Of GsA Ssos for sale 70
vsn,e.s. hall running through The csssss TSsss assa
eece eeanage hosss &C. "a the pssnsss with great
efED. Ne waIa., srd 7. HALEY. ~ Ne prsmi-
see liSIns
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\ T PRIVATE SALE-The four stor,

e,,es store AID los q soosd known Al No SIC South
o. with the valuable hukhead frat OF sad pspr.ss
A the lot Of grroand ear sf the above treating %
ws'erst The who's taken together, Is las feet IN deptA
extending from South TO waters and HAVING front al
feet on ZACH street oss hall tAs purchase moay css re-
msin bond and mortsaSe For fall partc uays
Broad Ct "a Nv