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sanaon Divfslon, No. 4, s. II i. n
following Y liss OF officers instsed inro sisce -
Last TaesdAy evening. April 9Th, 1859: ''s'S y
e Wm Smith " 4. G. hinor; 4 s, Geo. j.
nsoopeI 9 3 ycnn 8 Woodsrd; T .. James N
Hudson 8, jsmes Clelaad; o s, james Ishss - q
g e;,ssspsssse. s ! Engli.h; 3 4 Parks & &
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i \. 3. R.--The following oflesf6 Wers elecf.
81 IS ia Grand Lodge for the ensnink y4ar
8 ~ Grand Master, John + EdmuAds, uppes'
III Is ". 5. d. IL, II. N. Gsllaher, CharIessown,
Jefferson county, Va.
Washington county, Va.
4. w. 6. Treasurer, George w Tolsr, Rich
mond, Va. ~.
r. w. g. Chaplain, Reuben Jones, Norfolk, We.
K w. 9 Marshal, NJ. Seagers Richmond =.
Va.
R.w. G Conductor, James 4 Almond, Luray'
Page county, Va.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Hamilton. arrested BIZ he
watch on Wednesday night in default Of free s..
psrs--on yesterday produced them, and ". IL.
charged by ths Mayor
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+ - Mustang Observation-Disclosures
maze you Chesterfield bow, and politely call your
attention TO the excellency OF Liniment II has
q beautiful cream or drab color, and 10 free NON
all impnrty; it will not soil the skin or clothes end
will always relieve pain when an external applce.
ton can reach II. and will cure broken or cazec
breast sore nipples, neuralgia, chapped hands, and
also viii remove ugly blotches tumors or pinpies,
leaving the skin soft and smoothe and viii in no
case injure the akin in the slightest degree.
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DIR. WIZ. r. FARRAR offers his
$50 Professional services to the crizens Of
Richmond and its vicinity Office over A. Bode-
ker's Apothecary Stoie, on Market bridge. Main st.
ap 12-dlm
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WITHOUT PArERs.-Sally Hudson, q free nerress.
arrested Wednesday night in default Of register,
vas on yesterday, discharged BY the Mayor upou
promising to procure free pspers at this term Of the
Hastings Court :,
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@ To the Voters OF henrico County.
At the solicitations of many friends IN the county Of
Henrico to be candidate for the office of Prose.
cuting Attorney, respectfully announce my
sell candidate fer that Office
Respectfully JOHN NJ GREGORY.
ap 5-d&wt4M*
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SoIREEs MAGIoUE.-Macallister's stay in this
city is drawing rapidly to close, and we advise all
who desire to witness the most wonderful NEGRO
mantle feats of the age, to give him visit ere he
leaves with his budget OF wonders A sight of the
mechanical curiosities he exhibits, is alone worth
the price of admission. The stage is filed with
them, and appears like the interior of some fairy
or enchanted palace; indeed we should not be at
all surprised if this evening" tomorrow night, he
gave his auditors view of Aladdin's wonderful
lamp.
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The LEGIsLATURE.-The House of Dele.
gates met and Immediately adjourned yester.
day. No bills were finally acted on in the Sc
nate.
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RICHMOND. VA:
Friday Morning, April ~, 1852.
TIE WEEKLY DTspATcH,

-~e~@@%<e
For April rs. 10 now ready and for sale at this
once Its the cheapest family newspaper inrvr.
sinia. The namber for the present week contains
among other articles the following:
L1TRRARr.-Poesry. Comrades, Fill no Glass for
me Spring Birds; The Ploughman. A Tale of
lmposeibiltes Letter Of Thomas Reed to his ia
thsr.
EDrTokrAL.--The decline of England; Twelfth
It April; Reed and Clements The Island of Gu
Be-; Thomss Moore; Spiritual Rsppings: A Grand
disappointment; California; Congress and its new
Library; Richmond and its Prospects; tho Capitol
Square; Tho Enterprise of Journalism; Give her
the Steam, &C.; Expedition to Japan; Smaller Ar
ricles.
Nxws CT THE DAY.-Proceedings of the Legis-
iatsre and Of Congress; Proceedings Of the Wing
State Convention; Domestic aud Foreign Intelli.
gcnce to the latest moment.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from our Cores
pondents in Washington, New York and at other
Points
CoanEacfAL IsrELLroENcs Richmond Mar
kes; Prices of Stocks, Cotton, &c. Price, 3 cents
per single copy: 81 per annum, in advance.
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I BEVERLY HICKS, Esq, OF Lafayette Semi
nary, writes from which we extract 81 have used
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture for severe attack
OF chronic iniarnnatory sore eyes and great debih
ty, with great beneit to my general health. This
Tincture has had a most happy effect in regulating
and bringing to action a torpid liver and removing
pains OF the hips and loins." Hon. II. Clay and
others bear testimony to the high character Of Mr.
Hicks.
Extract OF Letter from Thomas H. Scott Esq,
OF Kentucky: q had two colored children much
affected with sore eyes-I thought it a scrofulous
affection. | gotta bottle OF Hampton's Vegetable
Iincture, which gave them great relief and before
they nnished the second bottle their eyes were
well.''
Hundreds of our own citizens bear the same tes-
tiInony. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Cough, General
Weakness, all throat and other diseases arising
from impure blood are cured by it. Call and get =
pamphlet gratis, and read history of it.
See advertisement to-day. For sale by o. A.
STRECKER, Main street. ap1-dss
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HALVES n. sUTTON

HALVES n. SUTTON, NOTARY
49, PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinda. ONCE IN
the Law Building, Richmond, Va
viii pay the market price for Bounty Lasd
Warrants. fe
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DIR, PARKER having

DIR. PAR KEk having removed to
~ Franklin street, few doors below the
Exchange, and opposite to Trinity Church, his
former Office Corner of MAJ and 18th streets) i
for rent. 1t has been occupied physician 8 of.
fee for ten or Twelve years past an Sim
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

xTs TO ADyEATgSEsS-.--Th he irculasionl
x toe DfsrArca Is THREE TfaEs as large - that
81 sny other Daliy paper in the city of Rchmcnd.
4 Il theneiore greatly saperior 10 any other O.
ns~6irn sf stsversisins
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ER. Who thar mas suffered with that nosttor.
menting of al things, corns, but will hail with iov
the great Arabian Linimentt If persegered in. K
never fails to cure, and 10 just as good for almost
all diseases which require external application
and for animals no medicine ever discovered iss
proved SO eficacious as II. e. Farrelrs Arabian lin
iment See advertisement.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., corner
of Main and 14th streets, Richmond, Va
Il
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY = The continued case of
Claiborne, slave to Richard Alvey, who entered
VIM Andersons tobacco factory Tuesday night,
was on yesterday taken up by he Mayor. young
man named Early testified to seizing Claiborne at.
ter he had got into the window, and was about en-.
tering his room-and to having him conveyed to
the cage. The Mayor ordered him thirty.nine
lashes.
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osBoRN's DAGuERnEorYPEs.-Thoug not much
In the habit OF paying visits yesterday we drop
ped in at Osborns Daguerrean Gallery, and confess
to have viewed the daguerreolypes there on exhi-
bltion, with much qualification. An examination of
several specimens, very speedily convinced us that
Mr. Osborn was an accomplished professor of the
art Of daguerreotyping. A beautiful and striking
CHARACTERISTIC OF his pictures is found in their pei
lucid background; and its purity sets forth the
dark miniature-bust with SO much precision and
strength OF outline, as to develop the general fea
lures with the greatest exscttude. The contrast is
finely exhibited. This peculiar beauty of Mr.. O's
pictures cannot fail to give them great celebrity
The room in which the pictures taken, Is so ar.
ranged as to admit the largest volume Of light pos
sibe; and we should say for perfect adaptedness
to the purpose for which it is arranged has no SUI
perior. Add to this facility Of light and finish OF
portrature, spacious and airy sitting rooms, con.
venent of access from Main street. and we think at
fractions of the most positive nature are offered to
all who desire faithful and refined copy of their
own or their friends features for preservation The
lilliputian flags that utter gaily from the balccnv
of osborn's rooms Main street, opposite tbe
banks point out unerringy the ocati IN of the cal.
lery.
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U. 8. DrsTRIcT CocRr-BEYoRE JUDGE HALr.
BuHroN-On yesterday the counsel for the mutt
neers found guilty. on Wednesday, made applica-
lion for new trial, but the Court refused to
grant it.
suit for $500 damages for assault and battery
was brought against Henry Pillsbury, captain OF
the brig Marseilles, by seaman named George
Barton who charged Pillsbury with beating him
severely on the voyage Of the brig from New Or
leans to this port Messrs. August and Watkins for
plaintiff; E. Y. Cannon. ESQ.,, for defendant Tes.
timony was adduced and the case argued at
length by the counsel. The Court win give its de-
cision ~ day.
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ATTEMPTED INcENDIARIsm.-We understand
that one of the buildings attached to Mr.. James
Bosher's coach mandatory, was set on ire on
Wednesday night through one of the basement
windows, but fortunately the exceeding dampness
in consequence of the RAIN caused it, after burning
parcel of shavings to be discovered by the smoke
which assembled to the second story and was put out
with few buckets of water. This was, no doubt,
the work of an incendiary, as there has not been
any FIRE used in that part of the building for many
years past. It's very important that bright look
out should be kept for those scoundres, and il
caught, let them suffer the severest penalty of the
law.
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temerity nowadays to question the excellence III
DR.. H0ohand's German Blfters, which are prepared
by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson In cases OF dyspepsia, liver
complaint, and arrangement of the digestive Or
gans, their many virtues have long since been nsde
plainly apparent They purge from the system the
morbid humors which retard the natural function
and bring paleness TO the cheek and suffering To- te
brow. They Danish those clogs upon happiness.
and restore the system to high health. an i4-6t
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Il. OTIS offers his services 10 me cltizens Of
- Richmond. Office on Franklin street, between
7th and 6tn streets ap15-lts
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49, X0f1e yescFs ~ Hen4iee cSun
tyxS cIlow citizens AT ~ sojIeifn.
ffe9 81 many 1ends II various paris Of fIe ees,nf
Ihroby n1nQ4rce myself = did through - ~
dluu OF other r1pers some weeks ago, 4 c4ndidoeo
for Henrico county, with the assurances fl,sf Il
elected, its important duties viii be dischsrrea
with promptness and fide13y
Respectfully, your fellow citizens.
Zap 15-4i3 JOHN 4. DAVE
T A Dangerous AMair.--The nrsn wtn
fofges weapon TO furnish further assistance 10 -
powerful artillery Of woman. directed sQninst ~
hearts of unarmed men, must be terror 10 b.cI
elorhood. The aid which Bogle's Hyperion Fluid
for the hair, and Hebeaiona Tor the complexi0c.
rendeIsif when used ~ the fair sex, themosf pow
yenfor, at 277 Washington street
For sale in Richmond by
sEABROoK & REEVE.
ap I4-et Us Eroad street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
VILLA LOTS at PRIVATE SALE

Warning in size from two to ten acres. or the entire
fam Of So scfes now belonging to Hon c Gray OF
Boston situate the Highs of Fordham WestcheSer
County II miles from the City Hall New York, Of nile
from Upper Mon,snia Depot Harlem Railroad, ~ PILES
from the Contemplated Eighth av. Railroad, On YORK
Island and mile from the High Bridge bounded on the
weC by Harlem River and the entns norm BY Mount
Application need be made unless II Is wanted Tor the
above object Mr. Gray intends binding the pu'chasef'
and sso msef for five years not 20 SELL lease OF con-
the above premises excepting FOR the uses as
bsrefofoe mentioned Purchasers will be bound 10 erect
buildings which shall not cost less than 81 O0t on eaca
plot sold within two from date OF purchase Inc
the above restrictions and requirements 10 en-
deavor good neighboIho ID and prevent nui-
sances and little village lots from being laid out THIS To-
caton dent OF its retired and beautiful scenery,
possesses the frequent and cheap communication TO
and the CITY, ard double advantage Ofcoun-
y an city the year round Trans Of are
nipg ON tn. City Hall 10 times daily early as A. M
az a. late II p M and returning TO the CITY Hall u
times daily, early az 345 A. and as late as r. N.
ysafy conmu al lon ticket can be obtained for S35
Buildings for public worship Of almost every denomna-
ton well good roads already established Fam
y supplies Of the best quality are readily and IeasmaD
obi and if des ed delivered az the door This whoe
ridge Of country bouT ding Harlem River, from Kings
Brijge the High Bridge, is owned by such persons
that hit and attention would secure sueh occupsn
cy CONNECTED with its peculiar adapness 70 make IL one
or il not the desirable locations for villa residences
near This great city
For further information and hhographc maps. inquire
OF 0RIFFING No 20 Vesey st. between the hours
of and o'clock or Of l.. G. MORRIS, at MONT Ford
ham. adjoining the premises
TERNs SALE-One quarter cash, three quarters bond
and mortgage lsfN
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HOUSES, BUILDING LOTS, ant

- II EARMSf0r sale or exchange fr Cty properly
ver valuable Farm, 1879 acres fronting lSOo feet on
the banks Of the Hudson River with mansion house farm
house ice house. &c, kc, with fue orchard Of various
fruits.
Farms of 100 and $50 acres. at Poughkeepsie
Lots of Land each "a feet front BY lS feet deep with
brick building, Nos. ia 2e, and l20 S!h-st Cha'oa-
place. .
north sde, betweea Broadway and 10th av
lot ON 10th av south west corner Of l0jth.st
modem built three story brick houses lx52 deep
lot 500, 26th st. between 4th and Lexingtona avs.
four story brick houses Nos 223. 2I5, and 22 East
1871 At.
wostory basement attic and sub cellsr brick ABUSES
25x45 lot 100 feet Nos l02 and 0i Forsyt Grand
fOu story brick houses, with stores Nos BOZ and 8oi
WrshiDst on-st.
three story modern built brick house, 22iI40 feet, in
Poplar st. and thIeestory brick house plain bailt, IN
Vine st near Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn.
Aso several brick and brown stone front houses and
building lots vaously located in New York and Brook
lyp. Inquire of K. AUERBACH, No. 81 Joha-u. / to
o'clock. and No l22 Norfolk ST. from to 10 A and
to9P. NJ III 81
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nUBIJC sALE-The property nov

800 ard o,enpi,d hyPH sc rsn'@.n A. Per
mott vii he ssld at pubic sale on Tot,ea s,J H..
At 10 N. On the premises The ouninks, ~, xnh
Ale two s,ory h-i ct ellirg house u ~ - ~
VIII OF two y ms 10 ny % fe, aaa knchsn a., -,
with ut-buiidbgs fepces and .sser I'm h -. .h,ye
rsIIent and sub nnfiq o der Connected WIN ths
mspt cred buildings OF Fame. heo " ~ oa's. -
by 20 feet ~h Gu sad has cor mshJ "a most
MED "a cour- ~ store and one OF the oiees anu
sir,he bu,p ess stands the town Tae "hoe piemsss
are furnished with every convenience ~ ~ IL
c,,ion and otherwise exensv store buaess sio
property the UPPER pat Of tne vase sne ~, -
10, masses The New York and Ere Railroad For furher
pa,. " " {snusIy 1854 p n. rACLMAN.
i5TtMbi. C.. TAULMAN.
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JeweIrp, or.
8tbmIs,


I YON'S CLASSICAL and COMM Err
1ICIAL BOARDING. SCHOOL for YOUNG GEN.
TLEMEN-The IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYr0WN.
N. Y-The location Of this Institution unsurpassed
TsTy being Of the oldest and most Agreeable
towns tho Union, noted for its salubrtv and morality,
and accessible many times a day BY the Hudson River
Railroad The safe less than half mile from the depot.
ard commands some Of the most charming views OF the
valley Of the Hudson. The ed6ce is commodous CON-
Portable and we'll adapted. The grounds, quite retired
embrace several acres including fine grove well ap-
pointed gynL asJum, &c.
The PRINCIPAL il assduous his regard foe the Moral
welfare. the Physical comfort the Intellectual improve
ment. the manners and personal haoIts OF his pupils
daily record having respect to each Of these INTEREST,"
kept abstract of which IL Orwa rded to the parea
the close Of every mouth The Tutors and pupils reside
in the family Of the Principal pauake Of the sane fare
sleep under the roof and constitute In all respects
family Pupils Will attend the church desgDsssd By
the parent, If practicable.
The Course Of Education includes all the branches pre-
psra,ory for College business for professional pssc-
teal fife The Principal has had long erpeence, and
aided By competent Tutors Instruction IN every dspns-
ment viii be thorough aAd elementary principles VII re-
celye that strict attention which their paramount apon
ance demands French and Spanish BY Native Tsscaen
resident at the Insiitste ..
Circulars may be had Nos 2O5 and so Broatway No
80 Hasssu,st, ssd No. rs Bowery.
For further Information address the underagned
WILLIAM p. LYON, A. NJ,
Principal and Proprietor
Irving Institute, Jan 1852
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- ABLE PROPERTY. belonging to the Estate Of
Curtis Pscl ceceated VIII be sold a. Puhc Ancsioa %
THURSDAY. Fen s 1854 al IL s'cleck. n at the ,ei
Of Hssrv Hover in the yillsge Of FluShng, y CAA5
Low ERIE AucioDeer. the following Real Es'at. Is
ssId VI lsee. viz: .
4 The Mansion Houss Green House. Bara and other
out budiugs upon The lot No upon he map SAID l
229 feet inches width IN front on Broadway IA iest
inches IN the 49, Zee; inches In dsfth
SIDE and i67 fee inches depth Ga the o'her SIDE
Tbs togfe genera y known as rs 10 msr resfeBce Of
Dr. Oodgocd dec. ssed. There upon tbs 10. valuable
shgubbexy fruit aId ornamental trees a1d te sround Is
tastsfuuy arranged The hoge was put IN Thorough re-
par the pas. year By the late Curtis Peck 10 large AID
D0ese every CONVEX fence for See and senIee family
/. at desirable country Teeehce FROM me mouse
and ground above mentioned are bea lul asd eriensFs
views OF Flushing Bay the village and surrounding CO an
Also vscsnt DOT No O. as per map. being isC feet in
wild IN f.onI on Broadway. Isl feet oat on BOwne-av.
By e0 feet eeep side By i33 feet inches On the
Also lot ad rining No 2 being Isl fest in from,
Bovine sv l35 feet inches the rear By 100 feet IA
Lot No. T. adjoining No. D. being Isl fee; from. or
Bovine av. l55 feet inches rear By is9 feet deep Ia
front a SAID loi stand the celeb AVID Fox Oaks
Lot No situate UhiOn- st.. being 6l feet incaes
front, i6 feet inches rear, D, $50 Jest deep upon 'a'
10, Az ID ee dwelling Houses, N good repur
Lot Ma s. adjoining No beng 1861 feet inches front
e Union ST. hundIs and sixty feet SIX iAooss ~ the
rear ny one huncred and fifty foe. IN depth
Lot No ad joining LIT No 8, on tue coroer OF b,oe-
vsy and Union st. $50 feet front on Broanway t'i es'
inches front on Union st By 100 feet inches depth
The proximity these lots 10 the Ciy OF new fOrA As
vel heir location IN The village Of Fusning render
unerceponse Maps Of the property can be mad IN Ner
YORK City al the sore OF THOMPSON, PECk NIXON.
corner Of Broadway aud Duane st also at the residence
of C. p LOWERRE Auctoreer, IN the village Of p lush
Ff IF u, - 'S'' CURris PEcK, Jr, Executors
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City

Property One Of the NEST besniifui and cen-
rsble all Farms Weern New YORK, con- AIMING aDou
forty acres Of very choice and richly cult waited ane with
dwelling house. barn. carriage. eHd o,her o
the complete order Has large orchard Of sraIeo
apes and great abundance of the more rare and chocs
varieties of sumner fruits In short. there nothing
lacking 10 render convenient and perfect fra wen
a desirable residence being within Aft mile 81 ospo
or the Erie Canal and distance from Syracuse sno
Rochester Railroad the midst o. most beauaa couny
and 40 ntelleebt moral ADD wealthy neghborhood. For
more fun description &C. address box 2's Lower Post
Office Az nIdHf
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EyOR SALE at NEW-ROCHELLE-

u Tue property Of the late Samuel Titus about hall
mile from the village add sDOuL IS minutes walk from the
New Haven Railroad Depot Comm uoicaton 70 and from
the city six times per daJ commutson low The place
cOntsns about IL and the land 10 in high Stale 81
cultivation on which donbls story House bout IN
modern style, Carnage horse. Stable &c 1t commands
splendid view Of Long lasd sound and witha short
distance Of H. which airds foe cunning and fishing The
place well stocked with the best % fruit and ornamental
Trees large portion Of the purchase mone{ can sm,n
on bond aSd mortgage Inquire Of ROBERT y. TITUS,
Rochelle, OF s. BOVINE, No i33 Madison st New
vort III Ct.
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~ pleasant village Of Greenwich Conn, new and
comuodious ellIbg house with stables sc, ssden aud
about three OF and. II near the Congregational
Episcopal and Methodist Churches and also to good
,cboois-snd has fine view Of the Sound. The perfect
heathness Of the ion and the faoity Of access by
the KewHavsn Railroad: render this very desirable
residence for gent eman dong business in TINS city APP
pIy To JONATHAN d. STEELE No. % William 81.
Tn
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NOR SALE.-A email new cheap Cot

II taxs with 10 acres unmproved land. for S55s 500
down ths balance $40 msnthly. Also, TO- 20 and 20
Lots adjoining without At $50
These lands spstsd the Long Island RAD
road ~ nouns ride from tho City Of BROOKLYN The so is
good for farming gardening ofeasy tage. Fine
crops produced the snds the last Also this
soil IL we'll adapted for fruit. Grapes in particular Mo
ehanics and wishing table home for them
selves and families pleasant and healthy place
there b in the State and for he which you would
have TO pay for three the City call on
the subscriber and 20 and exsmibe for yourselves
i3i lms A. bicCOrrER, No I28 Fulton st.