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TROUBLE WITH NEGROES CAsApA.--.4 regular fight
be,uten the biock and uiie characterization Of The
of the Blacks, ecIt appears from the following
tice extracted from the ST. Caharines G. W Journal Of
the LIST instant thahe fugitive and other blacks in Can
ada do not always meet with the brotherly sympathy
with which they greeted their first arrival in the
Colony Here is the article =
We regret exceedingly that the day did not pass
without serious riot 1t that the parade ground
some insult offered to the coored company which
was very properly restrained by Colonel Clark aud others
the affair had ended here it would have been fortunate
but the bad feeling exhibited the parade ground
renewed by evilminded persons and the colored
population becoming reused to madness they proceeded to
eak their vengeance company in Stnsou's tavern
ser which general melee took place in which several
men wounded and it is likely will die Of the
injuries received The colored village ru and much
more Ike place having been besieged by enemy than
anything else This is the reward which the coored
hse received for their loyalty and the readiness with
which they turned out to train and doubt would if the
country required their services This is most painful
cecuErnce, and must have originated with very g
aO6ant persons. How any man possessing the common
needey offer insult to many men, Cheerfuy turn
n out obedience to tho laws Of the country exceeds
beIefifM not matter of fact Too much credit
cannot be given to those worthy citizens who used thei
further bloodsheddng We suppose that in few days
ths case will have undergone investigation and thai
iuce will be done to all parties This occurrence will
have one good resultit will onen the eyes Of the peop
"a ths Importance Of quite different police arrangement
from that now existing. We require police magistrate
who Win always be on the spot and have Mt his disposal
force ready adequate to preserve lifo and propert
urder all possible circumstances. We informed tina
the scenes exhibited on Monday truly frghtful
do ~ hesitate say that compensation should be mad
ID those whose houses have been sacked and ruined"
80 II seems that the good people of ST. GATHERINGS re
nus an efficient police magistrate. who will always be Of
NE SPOT and have under his command large force
constabes to preserve order whenever their black brett
ren parade to show their loyalty.
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grHr p,ox.n-This is the title of Weekly Comic Il
ustrsed Family paper, published in New York. at the
law nr.e If one dollar year Joseph A. Scoyile, Tor Mr.
pt MS he Ill insist on being called lisa gentleman of
eans8ti6 ana an accomplished witty and ready writer
Ye The sole proprietor and editor, and while the paper
s,s ba .stence less than six months, it already has
ouatoh of over 10000 and increasing with every is
sus. We recommend The Pick " to all who have any
desire 10 DO instructed We believe there no agent for
Mr. pcE in this city but remit one dollar to Joseph
scoys No. 2e Ann Street, New York; and you will re-
ce;ye os of the best comic family papers we have ever
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Sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REM EDDY ...
WILL EFFECT
PERMANENT CURE.

esy This TRUSS ia ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS and principle of action effect pos
eeng THE ADVANTAGES while it free roai the
haed 70 the various kinds heretofore IN ase Inc
MORE NATURAL comparatively light in bad Rupues can pc
directly the hernia openings
hordng security all times under the most ~
when fitted the sku
placed heyn the other painful Or
ysry practice for persons afflicted WITH Hernia 70
which cannot only those who AND
familiar with the Let IL be remembered that the
best injurious II suit the form Rupture ap
piled have concluded TO
NO AGENCIES but 70 sell apply the Truss al office
81. CHARLxs STREET, New Orleans.
Observe ths sign Of III ~ over dess mhlA lydia
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
D HEWITT. PIANO = =,

TEORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO ~
Il FoaTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Cam sas3} = 49,
street Nsrgt1rltsn would respatfay request thef u H
of the puh TO s1ehsi-eI = = IN
Music AND MUSICAL fsTuAiENTs u ~ kinds
ana nd also Ct PiN
he y se ssd ssssss "
Of Nav Yoti HEfL SON, AewYork ard PfE1EL go q
Paris the sovn KINDS Y " = os
m the wodd combining AZ ne ia s
Ind ihe nhacribe every style OF an
Of g. sels, s They will b SOLD n
Of all kinds snd IN qnautiy
Among othe the constantly on saaa ths
eyer 70 ne
tured By nom TIM ncst
MODELS y
stand subscriber has had y
ihooughy with ts nptsa, e. ss business
and hat he will Naya have hand sslsstas
tool Enaa Of and the
MOST FASHION Mslc The Musical Pabe especially
ia lS " eau ana HdRaTf D. HEWITT 20 Camp
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r,v Erpycr OF SpIRlr RAprsGs.-Thomas Connolly,
.od seventeen years. died recently in the Sisters Hosp
M, in ST. Louis II; state Q: insanity produced by the
snrit rsppngs This great humbug is all very well for
those who wish to amuse themselves with IT. but 1t be-
ginning to be too frequently attended with melancholy
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Stock on hand not ,.aared 1855 27971
TOBACGo-We htsrd - 12S hhis Yellow Benks sold at
61G, and 100 hhds Rst 'sed, on private terms.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSNs--Busness was still confined
to retail transactions at previous rates
FL0UR-The market rather quiet and sales limited
to 1900 bbl including 100 Common at 50 700 Super
fine Ohio at So 200 in two three lots OF So u.s. 1888
Missouri at 50 9 AGO St. Louis in two lots at "a co. and
100 Extra Ohio at 81 40 u Dbl.
dRAIN-There was good supply of Corn on the Levee
and $500 sacks disposed Of including 200 mixed at
$50 mixed and white ut So 1850 white and yellow at
80 for the former and 50 for the latter and 1900 yellow In
three lots at 52s bushe OF Oats noticed sales Of
$500 st. Louis ut and 1900 at $40 p bushe OF Bran
1900 sacks were taken at $50 v 100 fb.
PROVIsIONs-We noticed only retai sales of Pork at
$40 SO Dbl for Mess OF Beef % bbs Mess sold with
out Inspection ut $14 90 p bbl. Bacon was In
quest with sales of 20 casks Sides ct eX clear ditto at
10It b, and 40 casks Shoulders private terms
Of Lard 100 kegs brought 1875 y fb. -
.sALT-1150 sacks Liverpool coarse sold private
terms. Hlt jig
LIME-520 bbls Alton were taken, the Levee, at
81 O21z y bbl.
COFFEE-The sales embrace 5000 bags Rio Of the Ed
WINS cargo, on private terms.
WHISKY-Retailing ut 171ls y gallon, and 10 bbli
| RectiHed sold at that rate.
FREIGHTs-A vessel filled up at I'D for Cotton, and
Cd for Tobacco and 500 bales shipped in another al
516d for Cotton, both for Liverpool.
Observation-Disclosures good, and rates firm 3
Sterling 1Osl! G1loi
EswYurk sxty-day Bills. ....... al p ct. disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. parON y Ct disc
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General Haynau, the Austrian butcher spent the past
rter Mt Graefenberg where he cured Of dropsy in
tba fest after taking thirty cold wet sheets day in
December, without fire in his room He said to be about
"A YEARS Of quite feeble with white mustachos and
heard He has purchased estate in Hungary sold at
100000 horins. ==
fynrs-Two of the locals of St, Louis recently got
a,snute and not satisfied with using paper bullets
,hev came to personal encounter and of them was
severely cowhided- ----
No,,,,, ros.-John Smith Holins has been nominated
ba Democratc candidate for Mayor Of the city of Bal
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NEWS BY I'ELE GR.1PH.

NV YaRH MAtKErs-Ne,c York, July 13-The Cotton
aiet utinues quiet and without any material change
ggns u improving, with sales of Ohio brands at s7
per bb Corn has been active 20 to SIC per bushe for
mixed astern. Mess Pork in fair request at $40 81
per ID Hams "a to loo. per 10. Lard advancing with
SALE IN bbls. at IL &c. per ID.
DsrAarunn kossurH--New York, July 1ss-Kossuth
IL to leave the United States Saturday next for South
ampton in the steamer Washington.
The MONTREAL FnE-Ne,o York, July 13.-The con-
migration has been arrested me Provincial
the relief of the sufferers from the fire The amount Of
distress is immense.
GREAT SToRM-Battinore, July IA A tremendous storm
broke the city yesterday causing the Hartford river
q to overflow, sweeping of vast amount of property in
Northeastwar and destroying OF damaging three hun
dred houses in the suburbs The losses are stated at
$4,000.
Ono RrvHR-M. nKErs.-C Cincinnati. July 1s-The river
here is falling slowly. Markets dull Flour So 1874
per Dbl. Bacon Sides, 10 nc per h.
Pits5ug. July 14-There barely feet 4inchcs
water in the channel here and falling slowly. Weather
rainy.
CONGRESSIONAL PRocErpIsGs. --Wddtington July lin
the House to-day Nj German reported bill providing
for the election public printer The House then took
up and discussed the Indian Appropriation BILL but took
no final action on ii.
In the SENATE Mr. Bradbury reported bill making 1t
penal offence for for officers Of the army to be concerned
in any contracts with the Government the departments
the army for supplies etc The bill giving damages to
Spanish residents of NJ, Orleans has been passed by tho
Senate. Eve. Delta.
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION. -Baton Rouge, July 10
The lO7th article of the Constitution reconsidered
and amended by striking out unless he shall have fled
from justice.r In this shape it passed
Article Jos amended go ms to make persons con-
vcted of crimes punishable with death hard abor not
bailable and adopted amended Articles 100 and III
adopted without alteration. Article Ill was re-
jected entirely
substitute for liz making Baton Rouge the seat OF
Government subject only to removal by vote of three
fourths Of the General Assembly, adopted.
Articles 49, 1l6 III lis lI9 and TO- were passed with
out alteration.
FURTHER ny THE Englnd--There has been riot
at Stockport. growing out of the royal proclamation
against Catholic professions. Several buildings de
stroyed The troops called out and one hundred
persons arrested.
Parliament has been prorogued, The Queens speeci
favoraby received
STEAMBOAT CoIiI3IoN-Loss OF LFE.-Nsw York July Is
The steamer American and propeller City of Owego
into collision Lake Erie last night and the latter nu
1t is supposed that fifteen lives have been lost III
steamer reached Cleveland in sinking condition. Five
Picayune.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

l
0vEcs or THE DAILY Car scgNT,l |
Friday Morning, July 49, 1852. l.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
iss sa. ss asss. aiw' 'y Bay" igas
ss,k Almisa, Isir. sistaasa.. Bssbsr &se
! s ss, ssas ss fs. ss; s.,:.
setr Powhatan, Caro-, Pensacola. Hurley
sP ss s p = s. sp sss . y 3
Ell Iss Sss % Gs from 1 ,1 @
S'F 's. d
Steambosts.
Alex Alexis Sect, Sven. from s.. Loais
esssns y Toaar ad Rom ST fo d .e'''.
f IpDEsSSai.. s Mlssa oa lsSa m ass1,1'
e. Rob- Mss s.s s 5Dm loaiyis
ssssas,s Ts, s.,,,.
Tomboei Mississippi shul.z the
2 "a On @ II 4; rsle s.
Sa IL f9a
Tobas wsnn e@ ho down aud to ..s on
Ri Ban @ s ZIP ind s Matthews and
MEMORANDA. e,s :. s.--, i
KIT repar big Broom at aIatsnas oadue 10
sail for this port about the 9Th inst afaa
EXPORTS 4
AsPfSWALL-Per steamship Falcon: ID Tkgs mise
bark Alnad. 800 bales hhds
MArANzAs-Per bark Atmirat 1850 empty bbl..
& 4 q. oE % % SS ia 70 ss ss moss
CORPUS ct,RisTIPsr ,sh STAR e ss hour a dc whisky .3
s sl ~: s s
I potatoes, 10 casks bacon. ~
FENsAcoLA-Psrs hr souilrod; Steam boilers.
.-- IMPORTS.
LlvERPooL--Per ship Granada: Assorted n,dse.
AG,sI1N- Pr alia Paar siar = A.sa.ts.i lnd.s
bark s y. ss af. g; e.. 1sh as
| John Kennedy.
BosToN-Psr bark Lucy Assorted mdsa.
HAvANA-Per rk John Parker 1850 boxes css Bher
MArANzAs bark Meon: 800 hhds sugar
4 81 s g. Il sso
@ Do Rss Ss-i i. a ea Ra sas 90
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
s
90 s e a aS t sas s MsM b & 4. e IL
sa ssa s % osls s lead psi ~ '' si a
reg cats 4 % Lyman Scot $50 .ks epr
me- ss a.; A,i' y si Head
Rus ss
Ss p Sss
.aa. ses DO Iu s %i s,s,
bales cotton Ysasa asaI do Davis: thus Seo2lo Fairly
y ST. ht DE- ssas 10 bale
ST Loo. VIZ /, hsI.s ss sses
braa Jask'ono9 do 30 q bGis butst w shaw
bhs i.ri ion bts sor Marsb Ranistt Icos do ehy
Maemlay74 do Stone do iierr.ll ,ay
a. Innh 10, ma t,teso
90 hshGea q tossss 81 Ivy pg .ea anas pno S
Ths,sa a. p aIssad teoIs DO Gsn Wa,ne 5so7 is
nan 40 Iae b nanr I,a es ie} Smnn sSot,
40 Msusr sieL ma, do hIsrin Owen Sras asks do
NILS k Nn,ton 1cn3 ulps W,Iamsor Zsrs
tin &co--sundries 10 oder-Toial i49 hhds tobacco.
ST JIJIspey steamer Crescent bhss tobacco pey, Byvs
Us do Turner, Wilson aess do " B Crisp do Gena-d
ks bran 50 bbls our Draa5od do MARSH Raniett coi5o do
Esssr s Do oey d. go IBIS hnn hh
Is la @ M o, kund1 Az sea s
10 - s aJ pu S sa' ~, ~
'n 1, hhi & 9 Sn p a %, A vn s
lime, 81 Richards hhds tobacco Eeowes &eosundri
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Mutual BENEFIT Life and Fire Insurance


u COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Incorporated APRIL lsz and declared sisie VI soPf
cent. On Two Years Businans.
Office No. RS CAMP ST. Gnyier and Common rts
COMPANY 70 LFS isausAsoA uNLf'
being aiy for the protection q the poy
want su Is Il is srsInssoss
solid principles and aordg for small aana paid during
lsssay wdowa and children after
E All policy holders whether for life ehorier tsr who con-
Creditors can insure lyes Dsbo married
life Of her busban the sole esnent am 4 Of
hsrssif Children ftes from the claims Of crsdsa
TRUSTEES:
John e. hIIison IseAc Jultnso NJ Edward Sparrow
Jchn Hssan, sannueI s.swert Richard McCall.
| II. IL J. Perkins,
1essnh WSIIs1 VIM. 1T1is zTFSi ri FafsEE.
DIREcr0RS
T. W seyeD Thos. G. Jenkins p, o. Taylnr,
'EdyT. Jhnner tcse, John turzan, 6. g. Staeysr,
NJ Ccheu, Spangenbsrs, II. Rhuiswa5-
Samuel Wolff John A. DuushertY. G. NJ rutherford,
o. John Claiborne r. c. Aruastesd,
Geo. W. Smith, N. C. Hail, R. Ben
H.G. Heartt L. II. Wnsase
Al. wEppEnsgRs, Ii D, Medical Beard Of
i. g. HxlsIr, Asssay: M. ii. ooHzs, At'erney.
RlcaAhp Benz III D. No al street. hlsdsi E.ansr
will the office daily from halfpas IL to 7Fs
By The Charter only $4,000 i tsken aiHgie NE
E Company to entertain Applications 10y Ls nn
and hsathy Whts sad
Negroes established by the Beard which ess
charged NewYok and London Offices and without
in the South By sh charter Dividends
declared annually and profits draw interest and
the extent Of thirds Of their amount
wh4rs the party has paid his premiums in full.
Ta5s Rates Life and all papers
had the Office the Company
EB- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
II Office hours, !. L. TO p ~
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new ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON err, l
Thursday Evening, July Is, 1852. J
Arrived 50 Western Beeves, 200 Hogs and 73l Sheep
-PRiCEB- ls.lli
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly .6O81kc p fb net
/. (Lake and Texas ........31zG06c y ID net.
SHEEP. .$-l0$3 SO . head
MICH Cows. $2ok0S6O " ND.
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SLAVES.

EAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Grayier street, New
% orteans will corstan PURCHASE aso, Beard and
sell ard al snyes consigned to Him. All
y and st.ca SLAVES under full for
bear AZ eight
Also several COOKS, WASHERS and oSERs at
low cash prices. , , -. IS
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"a AHNEsTocK,s yERniIF ua a.-The

D.. SAFEST MOST EFtEcTIvE kEsitD4 Esi. sstka MS
THAT HAS EV Err BEEN DISCO
safs medicine for expeilns ~gs ION @ system
the result "a
knowledge and m hr tny.
found il 10 sstnts etfscts This a
~ q hsndrsds q VI
different paIts should y
ths preparation hsir |. mid II IF
D all the Dressats ia Kew orisaas end ana
by country merchants gensIat5. riss.i - y
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CREscEnr OyFIcE,
Friday Morning, July 10, 1852 .
y COTTON-Ths market was without much animation
yesterday and the sales limited to $50 bales Prices
nominal .s
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ceTToN TOBACCO sTATEMErT.
Cotton, bales. 1abacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1851 1880 23s71
Received since 49,. :. 1,409575 1902
yesterday 80. 2eo-1 4oss44 j, 444-7s $3.50
L425,2A 102,407
Exported to date. 14o7 $40 74323
yestera - 2s=1 e4s 113-74438
s4..A 40. ,...a - on nv
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

PASSENGERS.
Per bark Astoria, from Livsrpocl-ls4 in seersse.
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DADICAL CURE0F CORNs, without oe sting
RosEf'aEhG Fen ss4. sas st 1
The e tts Place thar rs .a oa
eradication COlSS n every
Of his eonlpositon.5 i, ~.
pain his dress and s VIC
satisacon of carrying Corn Fnci IN his hari
possessnp ef great number OF a,!ering
granted in France parts and by
have hen tvelys sIt
s,eyen In me monne thre ,he 81 80 iS
STREET, and 81, Peter streets mill ~
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TSGYPTIAN EYE BAEEAHI.--D.C04 syssa
ia HEN having had Thirty years experience oilers The
inEailbe rpmed3 Tor all Diseases PERTAINING to vac
EYE. . =, =, :, -. :,
s standing, cursG In eleven Us
three cured in mn ns = ms NY
months, restored 10 ite n
In three wsua gentleman who always es n1sssx
by only drop, saabci 10 read tAs
them by eandiel light eight hours a1eY. -. !.
~ sasss def
O ~ Se 70 ia ~ escus ST. ssiy
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nGSElN- Ai Pai Slar Ltndse
IyERPooPer bark Astoria. John Tooe-ss
fire lcks ordrll crates Mobile Gas Col ujs to
John Kennedy.
BOSTOS-Psr bark Lucy: Assorted mdss.
HAyANA-Pr srk John Parker; Belcbe
Bro
MATANzAs Per bark Mion 800 boxes 800 hhds Wood
low.
HANANA-Per ner Fairy: bxs de- Fuente
do II bales tobacco Na60 do lot fruit tadrus &col0 boSs
NJ Cstalero2 do NJ Castillo do RitnR
2cae do Rogers eol3o bss Roman Kernien5D do
Cahuae Jas kobb &col5 bales mdse, sundres order
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DAY & McMULLEN'S PATENT

~ HOSE The trial made Of this incompatible Water
for yeas has fully de onsrated il. sa,,ro
ty Order rum Railroads Factories Water Comp.nirs ana
Others sohc ed Every piece warranted give s.tisction
by the pstentee and msnufacuref The following h. on. al
the many rtihcaes and published show the estmsnoa
vs. jersey CRY, Dec. II, is5L
Horace DAY. No. > CouTtlandt-ss n Y-D.1r S,,,
take gres; pleasure In stating you In answer To yoar Ia.
9oiry rsad to the India Rubber He's farn.h by yo,
for the NeSJersey RAOad and Transportation Coup.ny
Ihss we have tcund II OF the very set description 20
much better purpssr than eiher .thsf or o.1y..
IL net only durable h.t In the cod the ess eooor
ieal We have rubber hoss Of our oconov,s
mat We purchased OF Two mich has ben ,n
constant use and y sill good ever and have fpunS
yolr b1S-e stand pressure OF $50 lbs the squsr, ach
iems very respectfully, JAMES Mcfarland,
Superintendent Motive Power for J. X R. Trsna &c.
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FARM FOR SALE,

v Sale excellent Farm In Ne~-Jer.., ..,,s,..,,. :,
lS4 ssrss 90 Of which under eanv.tiCs IL h. ~s,,n
two hosp OF Nsw-1orh, Of mile from the k,,aors
end Freehold Plank Road and mile from tn, aogr,s,
village OF Middetown int There 10 commstioas vi
hps and the outbudin extensive and Of BEST d.
scrpton lAse number OF choice fruit trees have been
and yiss heavy crops Wheat and Grass Every pa Oh
the property well watersd and for stocs farm can Be-
suire Of LEONARD APPLE8EE. ESQ, 50 Wallet where
map Of the property may Be- u eligible prop
Wty 70 the Capitalist, well Farmer, q The rent via
ysA essd Interest ppoa tho purchase
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Hpusss OanIeo.
Real &sIafr for Gale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The handsome
~ twostory ana attic brick House and Lot Of
Sround being BY Us feet in depth, egby locstoo ou
Ceuontay a0 feet north Of MyIeas ia tae Immediate
ctv of Btookl,n Tn. House contains IL aud 10
6nished In superior ye with dumb waiter in the dinios
ROOM &c The ma dfalsh and corn'ced, With
marble Mspes and Crates with Piazza front and the
Gard. II beautifully laid snd we'll stocked with Grape
Vines Fruit Trees Flo~ers Shnhbey, &o
Also the Two substantially built tvestory aud
basement Cottage Houses flied il with BRICK each contao.
lns roous desirably located Nandorhav within 80
fat of Mytle and Cuto. Of each Lot 5 by 10
set sze Of each House p BY 50 feet The above Houses
built only two since and the hr.'nalned was
built In the best for the pesout owners occupation
For price 10, ms and further particulars, apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auciioneer,
M 3road-sl Ne E-York.
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COUNTRY-SE EAT tor SALE

~ RARE oPPORTUNITY-Situats In the delightful
and oaships vllss. Of JAMAICA L. I, 10 miles frooa
New YORK. With about 10 Of excellent land, ncadas
beautiful hshory grove in the ave minutes -sh
nom the Railroad depot $50 feet frost the 8roos
Plsnh and the junction Of the wisnsburgh Turn
pike On the premises 10 large and eermodiou, Hou.s
young ana thrifty peach apple. pear. cherry, plum and
ounce ees Of the choices qualities Asc the Farming
tfsns nearly and Stoek 90 the farm The FURNITURE
Will b. solo with the Evasr II desired the stop br
psssensen morning sne evening Van Wyckav directly
IN ropt Of and sboat leo rode Vm the house Appy
AOMER MORGAN. Ne Plne-g.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

~ De the west aide OF cksbd lake, IS mes from
Newfefk, No the hud. River containing IS Of and
IN high STATE OF cultivation. with q water frout the
Lake o. nesr, bali milo. The Dwelling aouss (which Is
OF the first elssl s.nds bat pa vs om the shore Of
With piazras stories seinf tho L.ke The ssn st.
bles he are peak new; the farm Hou.s
for raTaeper Ths land 10 well sooses choice variety
Of Sc eced fruit; there 10 extensive saruen and 6ae
VINEYARD OF grape vice. The stussn oaante and
kealthv ana admirably sdspted ar th.se wishing TO =, tire
frem 6uspess The preul,ses ~i be exchanged Car CT
properly propet, within ten mile. distance fro
city portion Of the purchase money may remain On bend
-" A''s~se - ~ i JOHSS1N No 2s5 wes,-st
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ On tho line Of the Central Rsihusd OF NesJsn.y,
about hours de on THE ety, story stfis House
With wing and half Of land ebly md beautifully
situated lev rods om Craze, lie station The hoas- entire
~ new finished In modern style and contains nine rooms
Communication with the city e~vera Tunes daily BY rail-
xosA and acknowledgements. t45 per snnum- fS
G6OkIN BAKER, No. II Broadway
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CAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Lots vsryns IN nh- ron a. olxn'a " 50
Icrs offered for sale 90 tn- mos 9
M,ych Ia54 Tbs.- lots ,ccupv very healthy and haottaI
ocsriou saI ano In full view Of r- E- Rv-r and is me
vicinIty q, th- grounds snd f-deoo-o ~ several
N The ,f -.l,hy and respectable ctz-O- ~ w estcs-ts
Courty This village 10 connected ~'t IN. Harlem hII
80 ~ brsnob Railrsn For map. and oths, informsloa
~ 10 ID WINTON, Nos TTyop-row uesr Hsr'em
R.ilyyoad Office opposite the City Hail.