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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
At PRIVATE SALE.-A Two Story

~ and Basement Frame House, with Lot Of Ground,
INV, a. No 81 Mon.+st, jersey Ctr The House Is .
Sc, ont bv about 80 feet depth Sue Of Lot p feet BY
100 feet In depth ard tor 30 yer Large portion
OF the purchase money esn on bond sad moteaze tor
three year, tx per ce n9r nree and further
BIoad q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

II baedsome and convenient ornamental Cottage IN
Ouincyst Nostrsndav Staecs Tnnnng within con-
yenient dis ance Inquire OF H. MOORE the premises
Moore Hosfa of Exchangepace and Hanover
Ct New-Iork
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TO LET-A Store, also Workshop,
on first floor and three or four Lofts well lighted on
three sides about "a by 80 feet with without eanpower
Inquire On the premises, No. Al Annst, near Nassau.
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-A beanti-

IL full Cottage Hudson Columbia County The
house conveniently constructed in complete order and
pleasantly located The grounds tastefuy laid
and contain abundance and variety Of choice fruit ee
beside fine shruhbe and plants There also large kitchen
garden and abundant supply Of water the dOor IL IL
within 1--WE minutes walk of church. academy two
schools post Office and the station Of the railroad by which
IL IL less than four hours distant from NewYork There
least four daily communications oy railroad
with NewYok- The ocarion while Possessing these ad
vsntages peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant
believed there few places Of the kind desirable
The property will be cold secommod ting ters and fer
Q very low price. For terms nc, apply TO
= JAMES s. SLUfTER No. wan-st
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ITO LET-A House, Stable and Garden
l. in the village of Tarytown the Port road three
minutes walk from the Hudson Railroad Depot The II use
is double one and half story containing ten furnished
The Stable has ample accommodations for two ho
ard carriage In the garden there ia abundance of
choice fruit OF every description For particulars apply to
DR.. f. HASBlND next door 70 the PosOfice. Tarytown
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nRACTICAL OK-KEEPING.-A.C C..

LEWIS begs leave to inform bis friends and the public
that he has opened COUNTING ROOM at No 264 Broad
way oppose the Park for the Study and Practice Of Book
keeping by double entry. Nj Lewis has been practical
keeper for number OF years and has great experience
in Commercial and Financial operations Of the intricate
kind and the science which be teaches the method adopt
ed BY the majority of merchants In this city. Circulars
tanning terms references and explaining fully the method Of
instruction be obtained his Counting Room. Those
interested respectfully invited TO call.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ Farm of II of excellent land pleasantly stu
ated on the bank Of the Hudson RIVER adjoining the
village OF NJ lton Ulster Co. few miles south OF Pough
keepsie and in full view Of it. having extensive view II
the River distance and down On the place
good dwell house. and outbuidngs Apple Orchard
and other fruit II lies directly the river disiaa from
New York about 20 miles and communication several times
day bv raoad and steamboats, the depot Of the Hudson
River Railroad directly opposite. For particulars apply to
a. JACKSON ROE, Insurance Buildings, Mes AZ q 81
Nalst Sd floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

ID FORDHAM-This proper~. consisting of la quarter
are ts with 50 and 90 Feet In width very sby
situated onehTd Of mile from the de pot foidhsm and
5re the lands of the late Rev VIM Powell on the read
IN West Farms is offered for sale by the undersigned pm
ees far below the value that properly its inme
dis,e peighborhood selling provided whole bs
disposed Of by the l of june next photographic and
crcuars giving description of the property price and con-
ditions end mode of selection, may be obtained and the
srned No 65 Pesrst; B. NJ. Brown and Jesse Lyon.
the pre misses; Adam W Spies no 81 Maidenane; Nath
G Pl. No % Nader lane; Wm. H. Cary, No 2i5 Pearl
AZ: and Gen VIM H. Ball No S]9 Broadway.
John C. KAYSER, No. I65 Pearl ct :up stairs.
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ID ard their Wives single Gentlemen, desiring p, as
on Rooms with full partial Board in delightful loca
on, may be suited BY applying at No M Hicksst Brook
lyn Ompibuses pass the house, which within 10 minutes
Svslk Of either Fulton South Ferry Satisfactory refer
ences given and required.
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TARRYTOWN BUILDING SITE for

SALF-One of the most desirable now offering, hav:
ing most splendid view Of the river with three Springs and
Brook of Water running through it, The said Land con-
sss of "A acres; will divided in two il desirable Inquire
near the premises Of G. B. HAMMOND.
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OOOMS to LET, handsomely furnished.

"O LET--ln quiet private family,
L. handsomely furnished Psror and Bedroom on sesoad
floor with Pantry attached TO two gentlemen WIZ
out board also pleasant Room the floor. Refer
ences exchanged. Inquire at No. l6i Chsmbers-st.
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cOV Situated upon railroad water and within an
hours ride of the city The land he level and calculated
for building plots Descriptions Of properly received ut the
bookstore No. Aston House, by II JOCELYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

LNORr SALE, on very easy terms, 90
II Building Lots Fulton-sv. and the Loas Island
Railroad Brooklyn The land hes in improving neigh
borhood and surrounded BY budiDp. Apply to j. PE-
CARE, No. les Heaerst
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TyARM at YONKERS for SALE

Within q miles OF Hudson River Railroad Depot and "A
miles of BfonxSile Depot Harlem Railroad Contains ~
OF which ~ In woods Soil supeot buildings
asw and plenty; water good and fruit abundant View
very hne but not In sight OF the Hudson River The place
d under good crop and Improvement Some rocks Stus-
ap stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

DUILDING STTES.-Six or eight on a
I'D Farm Of IS acres; very healthy and desirable neigh
ly--near Railroad Depot. Churches and Schools, one
hour from this city The advertiser offering the above for
s. 800 Five six others who wish TO build genee Coun
ty Residence invited to join in the purchase equal
terms Direct. Immediately to c. II. HUDSON, Union
p,sff
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EARM for SALE-Containing 100

EARM for SALE-Contalnlng 100
i acres leo of which are improved and in good cultvs
ton On the premises necessary buildings and good
orchard The Farm well watered and pleasantly located
in Fasbugh Sullivan Co., N.Y. where q cash home market
may all times be had for all kinds Of produce az New
York City prices with 40 miles transportation added To
person wishing engage in the business Of agriculture
better opportunity be offered Title lndispuabe Pos
session given any time, with the crops Price $4,000; one
thrd the balance remain on bond and mortgage
Foy further particulars inquire OF . 49,
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CTEAM PACKING-TYER Il HELMS

- Ghu hSh11NO--l En- " I1EIl -
~ PATENT-2e,000 lbs. IN store different thickness
mo quality Of this article which will stand 100
higher heat than other rubber has been tested for
years and The American and British steamships and
those gone 70 California 1t with entire approval The
undersigned viii warrant this patent packing TO give
tire satisfaction In No but the undersigned
the zinc In the manufacture Of rubber and othe
kind will stand high heat Warehouse No Is Courtlsndt
It, All orders addressed 10 the manufacturer and owner Of
Yysr Helms Patent HORACE II. DAY.
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NOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four and

LWh SALE III LA DOSI1, IOUI dnu
ahalf miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOTS
Of LAND Csgksonav each $50 f. front and rear and 80
A. deep containing together about One Of these
Lots has been laid out preparatory to building with stoned
Fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cherries he,
and also has large wbeuyb raspbees cuants he;
well and pump, crossfences on each Gde- Ths
other Is seeded down with Clover.
The beauty of Fstbssh its OF access ages pssne
Il from Fulton Ferry times daily render this do
ssbe property any doing business in the city and
wishing to enjoy the benefits Of the country Price - e-
snehs cash and onehaf bond and mortgage IL desired
Apply to ENGLEBERT LOTT, Auctioueer Fulton-sk,
Brooklyn, to ANTHONY LANE, No IS Wsll-st NY.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ Known as Rose Hill, in the town Of Rye. Westchester
County, ia full view Ct Long Island Sound and the
New-Haven Railroad Station al Mamaroueck, containing
about of rs quality land beautifully divided
meadow and orchard also Of the best stocked gardens
in the County with every variety OF berry fruit and flowers
cultivated in this region OF the country. The house Is
story coage-tu &c by 80 with two large wings there
are two parors five bedrooms dining and bathroom and
very convenient kitchen with Beebes cooking range &c
The hrs been built but short time and has lately
been painted inside and out and put IN thorough repair
hundred feet back from q fine rosd; IN the rear OF
the house is barn, carriage, poultry, wash and
about 80 grated apple IN the orchard OF the best RAG
In the village butchers 2church- schools
Distance from Newly oTk, - miles
from the depot ct Cana-st Time, hour and 10 minutes
Communication, $3 snd $50 annum Seven trains stop st
the most desirable in the country Price 800. 5000
can main on mortgage would exchange for city property
Inquire Of VIM. L. PROCH Nos l2o and l22 fultcn-st or
of DANIEL P. SMITH, on the premises
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nor SALE CHEAP-Two Three Story

Basement and sub-Cellar first class brick dwelling
Houses the north side OF Sstst very pleasant AID
senteel neiGhbehood They have Just been finished and
contain the modern Improvements. Apply TO H. A. sPOF
ARD, No 81 Wsllst. Jauncey Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
NTEAM ENGINE and BOILER fol

~ sALE.-Engns l0horse power, made BY VIM Rurdon;
Boiler ocomeve l5horse power all In perfect order
- ct No SS Stantons Also Engine Phone power
THO PLUMBERS-HA & SAN
DERS, Manufacturer offer for Sale at No. 2l9 Pearl
st. full assortment of Brass Faucets Hose Pipes Badn
Cocks &c. suitable for PumberS and calculated to
stand Croton pressure Also, large variety Of Steam Cocka
OIL Cups &c, for Locomotives and Stationary Engines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
NOR SALE or to RENT-At Abbots-

Wv VI 70
Il ford on the Hudson River hours ride from the CITY,
BY Hudson River R.; situated miles above DOoos er
~ and half mile below Dearman and handsome
y finished Dwelling Houses each So BY a feet win oas
ment attics back buildings halls piazzas marble mantle
&C. having in each ding one OF the
and beautiful views the Hudson RIVER
The lots occupied by the houses contain about hall an acre
and be extended TO contain more acres a.
large adjoining lots for sale at fair rates City property w
be taken in exchange Immediate possession will be given
Also for sale large villa lots in the village APP
nls O A NJ LYON. No. Merchants, Exchange w 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25
on the PIANO-FORTE

i in EXCHANGE for a FURNISHED ROOM with
BREAKFAST and TEA.-A young gentleman Professor Of
the Piano would like obtain furnished with break
fat and tea In New-york vicinity private family
in exchange for instruction the Piano. Also. few
scholars more wanted. Terms reasonable References
given Address p z. at this office.
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ZINC PAINTS--Warranted Pure
~ The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO., Warshoss. ~ =!
Deyst, are prepared 70 supply their Zinc Paints y -
No. White, ground In oil 80. per pound.
No. White, ground IN oil &c. per pound
No White, ground In oil 7c. per pound.
Brown and Black ground In oil SIC. Per pome
Dry White Of Zinc, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT, -. -
AMER thorough test In Europe and the Units srr1
been found 20 retain u beauty and protective gas
than any other paint FOR whitenes and 5rfiliAng
nvsed; 1t u free from all poisonous properties -
md dangerous In other pigments; wi cover-es@s ~
from ~ to 100 per cent space than lead ~
fore much cheaper 10 the consumer. As IN ina@
viii not turn yellow, when exposed % ne 49, -
gases Of coal 6res or the foul air Of ships Tnsm
ground In varnish produces the porcelain hnien -
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINT -
IN few houn form hard and solid metallic
wood brick iron and other metallic surfAesa & i~td1
br their areproof properties They are specially 80
marine purposes having been found to resa - -
scton Of salt water, destructive 10 other pe>~~
MANNING b sOUTER Assnta No IS Dsye-s
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0utIerp, Garomare, &r.

CRATES and FENDERS.-H. KEEL
~ LEYS Crate and Fender Mandatory, No. $40
Brocme-st three doors Of the Bowery adjoining Dr.
Cones Church Builders and others Who puchas
ing would do well to call hss confident that his pattsrn
for variety and chespness, unsurpassed.
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DiGro-fortes.

THIRST PREMIUM in 1871, AZ and
4i-The splendid y octave Instruments Of the sub
scrber ecns the admiration OF tne h
.nd exquisite harmony Of the grand Psno and are Afforded 81
ha the price together with other Pianos OF and % otAveA
AZ the lowest manufacturing prices -
- $50 CHARLES j HOLDER, No. lss spr'ns-t
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NOR SALE Summer Res

dence on Hudson River and the depot at Dear
man. % miles cm New York, first class twosory House,
Rooms and kitchen attached all neatly finished with hard
walls ae antics &c carriage and stables half
AL acre of land handsomely laid with shrubs and reesf
kinds land may be bad with the house
desired For particulars inquire the premises by
a chow TO w. s. PENDLErON.
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furnitnre. &r.
ENAMELLED ano COTTAGE FUR.

LIMA MELLEDa nO wi ihUE IN.
~ NITURE WAREHOUSE, No. 49, Broadway, ~
aide, near Grand-st Mandatory No. ~ Greene 81
MATTHEWS 4 GILLIEs, Wholesale and 'etail deaenk
Ornamental Cottage Chamber and Oak Furnitare woea
respectfully call the attention of those intending TO um
the present their extensive and varied aooeu
of Ensmelled Furniture.
We faer ourselves in saying that AFTER years Of practice
and direct attention in this line, are enabled pro
ducr an article that pronounced, after full t1a BY adx
public be the best Enameed and Cotase Fur
rture ever offered in this country
M G would especially call the attention OF persons
taste TO examine their styles OF Ornamental Fuatu
executed by Il best Partisan artists feeling confident thu
thew cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit con,i&
uance of the pat onage heretofore Iavishy bestowed
upon u.s. .
at our establishment
As we manufacture the whole Of work ourselves W
consequently enabled TO sell warranted article mh
less than those who buy TO sell again
MATTRESSES, PAlLLASsES PILLOWS, &c.
Also Patent Spring Mattresses made to order.
The greatest bestowed in boxing Furniture % that
can be transported any distance without inuring 10 W
least MATHEWS GILLiES
No. 452 Broadway, east side, near GTandx
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DIG IRON.-lO5 tuns Boontop No. !
Il Foundry Pig Iron go Boonton No Do d.; l5e
d. No Mettled end White d.; 50 tuns Dover No Char
ooal d. bog ME b. DUDLEY B. FULLER CO,
No. l5o 0seenwiehSt, eogneg Cedoe.
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blbcois.

NXCEL SIOR.-Parents wishing to find
an Institution in which good order maintained
iustructop will be pleased and served at the CcmmsrdI
sak Cl.ssissI School No. rs Henry st.
SOLOMON JENNER rrinspAi
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painting, ser.

09NNo0~NN~NNNNNNo. - -
FAD q FULMER'S, CROTON
1vI METALLIC RE-PROOF PAINT.-Tht sfne's :
acknowledged BY all who have used 1t To DO supsnm
other Paint In use. Ii 10 proof against the seooa
weather and fire. and Is cheaper than other paints ~
quence OF It's taking ess oil 70 mix and covering nue.
Dep6ts, No. los Munay-st, and No 10 sth.ay- NewYat
Ror sale, also BY Hull, Bucken & Co., 20 0recnw1eS
Baxter Sons, Ne. 143 Maiden-lane. New-York
J. forey, No. 1l6 Fulton-st, New-York.
Ward, Close Co. No. IS Msi1en-lane, New -Yots
Charles N. Dean, New Rochelle " -sfchesfsr CounB
John H. Hans Msrnsroneck. Westminster County
Charles w. Field Port Chester, Wesfchester County =.
And In most OF the cities and towns tbrou6ee
Country.
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CUBERT'S PATENT BOUT OR Pr

NJ ANO FORTES-Unequa for compactness, power,
bency and beauty. have for the past four years been
thoroughly tested in every part Of this broad Republic IRON
Maine TO California splendid stock now on hand Of and
octayes varying in price 500 So0 Every instru
ment warranted perfect satisfaction Pianos to let
TN ed and repaired Warerooms No SO broadway corner
of Anthony-st and opposite Broadway Ihestsl.
HORACE WATERS, sole Agent.
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DEAL ESTATE.-The undersigned,

Secretary Of several Building Associations consisting Of
several thousand memt daily applied to those who
DESTROYS opuchasng Real Estate He has therefore opened
q REGISTER in which he will enter fall description of such
prr Re offered for sale and persons DESTROYS Of
selling for cash otherwise will find it to cir Advantage by
leaving description of their property with hun Persons
desToUs Of purchasing suit themselves by examining his
Register. J. PECARE. Office, No. i6i Hester-st-
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40 LET-At low rents, and possession

4 Immediately one of the OF handsome
hree-stoy Houses with easements verandas &c &c ON
north side of seth st. Yokve $50 feet west of ihay
and Harlem Rsiioad. ard the omnibus ronte.
These houses handsomely finished IN modern style
The 100 feet wide regulated, curbed tagged aud
lighted al being very high sr mnd, with commanding
view of the city, sound Ac renders the location very de-
SCRABBLE Rem S275 Apply to JOHN g. NIP. 3dav, York
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET, near

Sk1se snsc Gentlemen obtain handsomely furnished
las paror on first hocr with large bedroom 10 the nlIa
hoase Modern improvements Apply to Mr.. A. LAM.
BERT No 2S Broadway, second foor between the noas
OF snd III A. u, and sand r. NJ References required
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FORTES.-A large assortment

II of Pianos from the celebrated house of Halet Davis 4
Co. Boston both with and without Colemans foan Attach
ment may be found at the wareiooms of LINCOLN *
THOMPSON, No al Broadway. Also, pianos from other
celebrated makers large assortment Of second hand Pr
amos sale cheap for cash New and second hand nst
ments 10 let LINCOLN u THOMPSON,
No. AL Broadway
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LvOR SALE-A Farm of % acres in the

Il town Of New Rochelle, OF miles from the De.
pOt-bas water front the Sound OF 5000 feet On the
premises is good frame dwelling house. also barn chicken
carriage and other out houses young apple orchard In full
bearIg together with cherries, peaches, pums, pears,
ounces &c Small fruit Of all kinds such as strawberries
goosebeuies &C. To gentleman doing business In the CITY,
i, is most desirable place The New Haven trains bring it
within a. minutes tide from this For further iniormson
inquire Of BROWN 4 SHERWOOD No 80 Sprncest
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NOR SALE-A gentleman's Residence

Oh The Rsrifsn within fe minutes drive Of New
Brunswick ] with modern corveniencrs, and necessary
out budi q Quilt in 1881 inc udne ell ,acked Ice
house-having % excellent Land under pear
orchard and other fruits Situation high and healthy frce
5000. Apply TO P.CONOyER New Brunswick, NJ.
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TNRENCHLESSONS.-A French Cen

tleman educated in Pans and OF superior quslihca-
mons offers his services private families TO schools
Evening Lessons given at his residence Best references
given and required. Address, A. L. FRENCH, Tribune
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LA private family, in first class house, would take
Gentleman and his Wife, and two single Gentlemen
90 Board. References required. Location delightful In
9ue No lS Dean ST. eighth door east Of Hoyst or at
No. Sc Fulton-st, Brooklyn.
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II CITY PROPERTY-Corsisfins Of ITO acres u good
land wei improved with dwelling house. tsnzn,house,
beIus ard stables Has Abundance Of fruit and Is under
good crop Situated in Sthcas,ie Weiehester Couniy
n T. five miles from Kensico depot Harem Railroad
Arrlr q JOHN TOWNSEND. Jr. No. 10 Wal ..
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4onses to Eef.

OFFICE TO LET.-The choice of two
" handsome suites of Rooms in Chambers Hail. No 65
Chathamst Rent 800 and $500. Apply tine premises
r w WESTON,
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THO LET-A fine Store, No. 81 Beck
IL manst, Of Gold. Also, q large Room either
With without the above and Immediately IT. suitable
for Sses-room, &C., &C. This il Is by 100 feet With
front three and IL of the most elegant Sales
in the lower part Of the city Also the third story Of
the building being the sze the second Aoer
Apply on the premises 70 JAS NJ SHARP.
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derce with two aeres Of land well stocked With
great variety choice Fruit; shade and subbery sim
stsd IN the VILLAGE Of Norw.ik Conn within eight
minutes walk CT the n T. and New Haven Railroad Depot
Churches and schools also IN the vicinity This rae
chance 70 any desiring summer retreat Prce so~o
For particular. inquire OF A. ARCHER Bank Of the State
of Neyy-York Wan st. or of X NASH the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

TO LET-For six or twelve months or
Il longer period, snus Cottage pleasantly situated
the east bank othe Hudson River few minutes walk from
the Railroad station aud Ferry to Newburgh SlOo yearly
rent Inquire of J. MEECHER, 2. NJ, Fshkill Landing.
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E'OR SALE-Very Cheap for Cash.-A
splendid octave Rosewood Comic taseo ri ~
I1te uosesslur fine tone ADD delicate touch. WI be
wsanied in every respect for and tuned tor enc
year gras Apply at the Manufacory and WtreIooin 10
s9l Bowery. MCDONALp' bAoI ir.N'.