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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
nESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

IL DENCE for SALE, at Stamford c onn- fronting on
the Sound and commanding extensive view OF the same.
For private residence the location most desirable being
retired fom the business part Of the village within hye MIN
ute walk of the NewYork and New Haven Railroad Depot
aud the same distance from the steamboat landns
double two story and House built In modern style ana
In the most substantial with sliding ooo7s
nantes CRATES four fine rooms on each noor incndlns
the attic with hall through the center Also Kitchen store
whole house csern and well water both under cover The
House is new and in complete repair Garden and grounds
handsomely laid and in rood condition Immediate pos
session given Twothrds of the purchase money can re-
main on bond and mortgage at per cent Inquire OF A
KN0WLTON Stamford, Conn, or at No. 70 Wlihamst'
York
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VHBERT'S PATENT BOUT OR Pr

" ANO FoRTES-tnequalled fox colapsctness power
bhsncy and beauty have for the past fur wear. hesu
thoreury tested IN every par Of this broad Repub from
Maine 10 California splendid stock new on hand 81 ana
7octayes varying in prce from $50 500 Every ia,tr
men; Warranted give perfect satisfaction Piano, 10 ct
ed and repaired Waeroouis No. S 8roASvsy corner
Of Anthony-st and opposite Broadway Theater,
HORACE WATERS sole Ar,,.
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At PRIVATE SALE-.At Hunts

IA Bridge-A very pleasant and beautifully situated
Farm at Hunts Bridge Westchester county, about half
mile or IS minutes walk from the Depot at that place,
tanning 40 acres Of land with the buildings thereon Tho
above place susceptible Of being divided into number OF
beautiful cottage ss for residences To persons do
ing business this City, wishing convenient country resi-
denee the above land oilers unusual Inducements as the
Harlem railroad cars stop at Hunts Bridge several timesa
ay For price, terms and further particulars apply to AN
srIiONY RLEECkER Anctioneer No. z Broads St
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ELAMMERSBURGH.-This new vii

sge accessible several times day BY stages and steam
boats Is situated within eight miles Of the City Hail. oppo-
site Harlem College Point and Flushing Bay, near the
beautiful town of Flushing and adjoining the village
laid ont on the same scale the of both places inter-
sectng each other-and will form s commanding situation
and at no distant period be Of the principal seapos In
tie vicinity of NewYork The lots vary in size from to
city lots in price from 800 $50 The terms are Sl5
down. and the in monthly nsallments OF $40, which
enables however ccumstanCed 10 become ms
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
by scenery which cannot be sPassedembracng view. OF
Flushing Newtown, Riter's Island, Morrisania &c Any
wishing purchase at the above requested TO
call the Office, where maps and every information Will
cheerfully be given. JOHN A. FLAMMER, No. ISL West
8tbst between 7th and 8thavs Office hours from TO
O'Clock P M and maps can be seen at JOHN. g. FLAM-
MERS No 81 Mottst The only authorized agents to make
sales are Jackson Nichols and John Ogvy the ground
MI Hammer will be on board the boat every morning
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NXCELSIOR.-Parents wishing to find

an Institution in which good order is maintained by
real kr dnes and rapid Improvement secured by thorough
instruction. will be pleased and served at the Commercial
'"N SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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HVO LET-A few small Cottages, each
Real Gstate for Gale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The valuable
~ propertv at the northwest corner of Bleecker and
having iron Bleeckers of 80 feet and 100
feet ia depth both sides together with the buildings there
an The whole il rented for g. 600; be improved
60 pay large interest Will be sold low-one half on bond
and mortgage tor 5 years at per cent. interest.
Also the three STORY Brick House No 100 Churchst, be-
tween Reed and Duane-sts Apply to
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

Farm Of II acres Of excellent land, pleasantly su-
"a ON ,hs " es bank Of the Hudson River adjoining the
sse Of Milton Ulster Co. few miles south OF POUCH.
seepse and in full view of it. having an extensive view q
The River for some up and down On the place are
ed dwelling house barn and ouibuildngs Apple Orchard
and other fruit It hes directly the riyer, distant from
dsy by railroad and steamboats, the depot OF the Hudson
River Hairosd directly opposite. For particulars apply 70
A JACKSON ROE, Insurance Buildings, Nos. ~ d
yyalI-st Sd floor.
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

" BEDS, MATTRESSES, ke- ct CRAwBUCK'st No.
t5S 0rznd-st I'd door OF Essext Nsw-York-CheAS
Upholstery and Feather Store-Ths attention Of families
about purchasing respectfully invited the large
fu assortment Of Beds Mattresses Psasscs BedsteadA
coss &c, al Of which nave been purchased low can
pces and VIII Re cold such prices make il an "a.
aueeent or al to call and stock preyoos
making their purchased Goods any part Of The
u,y Brooklyn Wilisnsburgh free Of carriage Old Red
ss1 Mattresses renoyalet and made over
w. CRAWBUCK, no. $50 6rxnd-s
"a door east OF Ea,ex- ~ ny
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EAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About 360 Lots varying in size from an eighth Of an
acre offered for sale on the most svors
bic terms Ten per cent down. and balance or before
March, 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location near and in full Of the East River and In the
immediate vicinity Of the grounds and residences Of several
of the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westcheer
County This village connected with the Harlem Rail
road BY ban oh Railroad For and other Information
apply to d. b. WINTON, No. Tryon-row, near Harlem
Railroad Office opposite the City Hail.
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MATTRESSES, from S to

~ $so-lrou Beds;eaS. Iron Furniture for COTTAGES and
country sesx hotels &c. Fancy and Gothic Rsceptiou
Cham ke tor worked Lounges and Coaches AZ No
SIS Broadway above Spring side the place
ishSi *.
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o.. desbtf and heathful residence snd at the sans
tune very unusual indaeeraeni1 tor s,
new syeune to be opened by property owners secures
frontage of half mile with uniform aeptn Of aooal -
feet thus enabling purchaser 70 sell on N small = ~.
oss aslohtfnl ocay which IL is believed VIII srrpass
any other ia The vicinity Of NswYorI 0f the lPdy q
BENEDICT No WalH, OF 10 O'lNoAON DhoAn-
+ d : No 9t2 FuItop- 1T Brooklyn
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r & c. FISCHER, (lase Mum. &

q fscher.J mandatory and wsrsroo No no 0resn.
wichst- corner Of Deyst. PaaoFost.s warsa.sd vifA
bridge and patent tuba vs ealccai fx kss.fas
In tune Pizao-Fortss tuned rspsirei ssd s.,haax,i
n B.-Also r ofAn Pisoo- sofss ssS nls
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NOR SALE-And Money loaned for i'm

,,h Sslf nile Of the Csrs,d, Fsrry On the mai. 49,.
ranans FORTH which V paved and tagged and contiguous
10 the No property b found better adapted fx
laSsus of G. HALSEY, No. us Jsysr- Brooklyn
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/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forSALE.

1--The undersigned Commissioners, legally appointed
by virtue Of act OF the Legislature entitled IAN act for
the dsconiuuance of the House of Refuge OF the state
ofNew jersey passed and approved Marc 1867 Will Of
fer at PUBLIC SALE TO be held TIL RSDAY, the TWEEN
TYFOuRTH Of JUNE next at the hour Of one O'Clock r.
M at the Inn Of Theodore Titus In KINGSTON, Middle
EEK County and State aforesaid all the land and premises
Knesfon bounded by lands of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company the south the public road leading from
the r. station the Elijah Stout Esq., and others
the north and east containing seventy acres more
or less together with the ushei Stone Edce rs was de-
signed House Of Refuge with other buildings consisting
of barn. seds &C. and all other improvements and appurte
nances thereto belonging This property point ofocaty
its coneuity to the Railroad between the cities Of New
York and Philadelphia requiring the time little over two
hours TO and from either ethyl its proximity to the Delaware
and Rantsn Caaal within the distance OF one half OF MILE
and about three miles from Princeton, its healthy position
end by hydraulic supplied with copous and abundant
eupply OF pure and soft water lat no time known to DO d.
unfinished s quantity, however great the drout OF sea-
son. its adaptation either for desirable country seat SEM
mary Of learning military academy mandatory to be
driven BY steam any ether institution whatever presents
itself as possessing very conendabs properties sufficient
to call the attention the public the value and Importance
OF obtaining property rarely to be acquired in the purchase
and sale landed estates which the public re-
specly invited their attention directly In view
OF the travel the Railroad between the two css OF
New-York and Philadelphia via Trenoa and New-bruns
Terms OF payment will BE- liberal and made known at the
time OF sale with every previous Information required BY
application to either OF the undersigned.
CHARLES PARKER,
&. J. HIRE,
DAVID $. ANDERSON,
Al.0 tAtsNt.t sfAnArn
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nor SALE-A small, desirable Farm,

dence the bank of the Hudson River near the
New Hamburg Depot Duchess County. The subscriber
will sell his place consisting of about 70 of land In
high state of cultivation and in excellent order Apply on
the premises by letter. addressed TO the Hughsonvie
p o. WALTER M. FRANKLIN
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.ARM at YONKERS for SALE

Within q miles of Hudson River Railroad Depot, and
II miles Of Bronxyle Depot, Harlem Railroad: Contains
buildings and plenty water good and fruit abundant
View very fine but in sight of the Hudson River The
place under good crop and improvement Some rocks
Situation very high price very low Apply at No lsPatt-
street up stairs.
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+ AIDES TAUGHT to CUT DRESSES

- BY measurement in few hour. to fit tsussIye.
er others perfectly Those who do not wish 70 learn but
sesre perfect ht obtain II by calling Mrs MILLER
No loo CanaLst- Dresses and Manlss made Ia tho mod
tAshionable style AL kinds Of pate for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

IA SALE-Just completed quarter acre lot in the
pleasant village of Dobhs Ferry one-h Of mile from Hud
River Railroad Depot Excellent Garden, with Fruits,
Vegetables and Shrubs OF CHI ice selections Cottage "a feet
square contains paor kitchen bedroom and panres
first floor bedrooms and open garet second do hard lin
dshed walls Price $4,000. Nj h. KOuZENS, Dobbs Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
T,OR SALE or to LET-A House and

and Lot situated on the south side OF 32d-st, a little
west Of 6thav The House is three stories brick well
finished with basement and cellar with all the
modern improvements substantially built and well finished
throughout For further particulars apply at the
Land Office No. 543 6th-av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
NOR SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-
NOR SALE, at Newtown, Long-Island,
NOR SALE CHEAP-Two Three Story

ii Basement and subCellar, first class brick dwelling
Houses the north side OF Sss in very pleasant and
gentee neighborhood They have just been finished and
contain the modern improvements. Apply 10 d. A. sPOF-
ARD, No 81 Wal-st, Jauncey Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

NOR SALE, on very easy terms, 60
Building Lots Fulton.sv~ and the Long Island
Railroad Brooklyn The land hes in an improving neigh
borhood and surrounded by buildings Apply 70 j. Pc
CARE No. los Hesterst.
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EVOR SALE-A desirable Residence in


Il IN Inc village OF MOUNT Fefnon Westchestef Couny
rising ground has picturesque view OF the Sound and
adjacent scenery; viii be disposed Of reasonable
Apply to Dr. COVERT, on the ground, at III Spnags,
oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
DUILDING LOTS and MANUFAC-

I'D TURING SlTES.-Brdgepo-t CT, Is 90 miles from
New its haibor the best Long Island Sound
ystion S5QN principally mechanics and msnufactuersn
grease per per The Horsaonc and Naugauck
aoads terminate ct Bridgeport and here the New and
New-Haven Railroad connects with Them making IL
eusy These unite Bridgeport with oil the great cities
and populous sections OF the country every side Hence
town. q resads situation the face of the country and
che surrounding scenery Is admitted by every visitor For
home locality be desirable for business par
xcuy the ctune Its situation relative to the great
trade and commerce, and the facilities for comnuni-
ceon With point Of the compass render most esi-
Ole The undersigned have recently purchased near the
OF this town. fronting its harhor extensive tract
OF land which, though much sought after has hitherto been
20 owned 70 prevent its for building purposes Tbs
Shey have divided into 6oe large building los crossed by
broad sle<ts Il right angles and surrounding para OF
acres The Railroad Depo,s about Is rods distant The
ohore OF the tract accessible 30 vessels OF 500 tuna On
<hese lot: 30 or buildings ctoyea shops residences
otc are IN proves OF erection. In two years viii be az
thick ssed the other portion of the The lots
now onered 70 those who viii build very low pcesthe
bare cos IN fschs popetos eserving alternate lots tor
Dwellings and manafactories erected on this property rent
r om 10 30 20 per cent their cost and the property
,snn from 50 loo per cent per annum Thee In ALWAYS
= rrsst demand here for dwelinsa
TIE chance one iog manufacturers 10 select new
iocsSon Terms easy. Facilities afforded wish TO
embark in manufacturer Msps furnished and inquiries s
svsrsl on application to WM II NOBLE, Bridgeport CT
wa NOBLE, ) roPristOr''
Maps Of the above property may also Be obtained and
terms Of saic ascertained Oh application to L. C. STUART
~ the Office Of the American Museum
Mr. STUART will give the fullest Information Concerning
<As property, with which he 10 well acquainted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
NOR SALE1The House and seven

acres Of Land the railroad depot At Fishk Land
Ing the residence Of T. Crosby Esq The premises In
excellent order fine double house, good outbuildinsA
large amount Of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
r the residence Of genteel family wishing country home
Time to New York BY railroad two hours Inquire Of g. T.
DOkLAND, No 81 Nassau-st,, N. Y. City or .. VIM II.
ess County.
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HEALTH, RICHES and HAPPI-

= INIOIITO IILlI
Il l. NESS Any wishing obtain these blessings
have full and certain directions for doing by address
Ing 81 pest paid to Professor WILLIAMS, Box General
Post Once, N Y who will send his pamphlet any ad-
oess In America receipt Of that This war
rspted 10 not conIn word Of humbug IL
adapted at once 70 the highest intellect and meanest
capacity and to both 1t will teach Ladies TO Sc
cure good and faithful husbands Gentlemen how win fair
and yrtuou wives To all IL will show certain and snpe
means Of getting ich. Ii on fair trial ii does answer
these purposes, the money will be refunded with Ia.
terest and tree oposase All communications stdctly con-
fdential.
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furniture, &r.


ENAMELLED and COTTAGE FUR
IL NITuRE WAREHOUSE, No. 452 Broadway, east
side, GTand-st; Manufsctory No. 80 Greenest
MATHEWS GILLlES, wholesale and retail dealers In
Ornamental Cottage, Chamber and Oak Furniture, would
respectfully call the attention Of those intending furnish
the present their extensive and varied
of Ensuieled Furniture
We stter ourselves in saying that after years Of practice
and direct attention In tbs line enabled pro-
duce article that is pronounced after full trial by dis
eliminating public to be the best Ensmelled and Coaze Fur
niture offered IN this country
H. g. would especially call the attention Of persons Of
taste TO examine their styles of Ornamental Furniture,
executed by tie best Partisan artists feeling confident that
they cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit conn-
of the patonage heretofore lsyshly bestowed
upon Us
written guaranty given, If required all Furniture sold
st our establishment
As manufacture the whole Of work ourselves we
consequently enabled sell warranted article much
less than those who buy 70 sell again.
MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, PILLOWS, Ia.
Also, Paent Spring Mattresses made 70 order.
The greatest bestowed in boxing Furniture that
BE- transported any distance without inurng In the
least MATHEWS GILES,
No 40 Broadway. east side near Grsnd-st-
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VOUNTRY RESIDENCE.-The un-

~ derssned wishes dispose Of bis place near Cocpes
sosntc ana healthy the House very good and admirably
calculated q retreat Coz Of business The Arm con-
sss Of 9 ssres in high cultivation. Price ~ Address
4. L. DANIELL, Cooperstown Otsso Co.
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.UILDING LOTS FOR SsO-in the

beautiful VILLAGE Of Yo1kers and two chances 70 oo
Ssin Dwelling Houses worth $500 each without sdinoas
costhree quarters OF hours hide BY the Hudsn,Kivsr
Railroad Only 80 Cash required For Maps and tut par
siculars apply 10 COMBS NlC0LAY, Auctioneers Nc.
24a Grsndst, near Bowery. Office hours from A. -. "
lop
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EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT

Il at fOuGHkEEPSlE-The well. known mansion
occupied formerly by Hon. N p Tamadge The house
about 45 feet square tive stories hight with basement and
attic and piazza front and brick stable and outhouses
The grounds comprise between and three filed
with variety Of ahrubeey fruit trees &c The situation
Is commanding and perfectly healthy and well calculated
for q summer boarding house. Apply 10 VIM. A. HOP
KINS, Agent, No. IS Wall-st, second hecr.
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! b. PALMER 80 J. D. PALMER.
I b. PALMER IL SON, Grain, Storage

- and Commission Merchants dealers in Wheat Corn
Oats Flour Pork Lard ke the To lawaoda Eey.or n
winch screen and blower that will put corn in per ect
order for foreign shipment All kinds Of grain stored ana
screened at the lowest rates. Tonawauda ~ Y
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MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY, No.

lyl 2s9 Broadway Room No a. the Irving House.
Prot RYAN continues to give instructions in every branch
of Mathematics with their application Mechanics Astron
emy vgaon Engineering, Land Surveying. and the
nous Mechanical Arts. Hours from to IL o'clock A. NJ,
and 70 5 and to o'clock Z. NJ.
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no BUILDING and LAND ASSOCIA-

or to su puchs rs on good high ground level with the
streets 20 miles from the city, Railroad station Abo1
200 Lots have been sold Payments monthly Land warrants
taken in exchange money loaned on improvement Bank
Stock for sale at par. Apply at No. Horahost
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E1INEFRESHT EAS.-W. p. MOODY
EREIGHT CARS.-Fifty Eight

l. Wheeled Platform Cars made in the thorough
manner. OF the best materials and style Of construction
India Rubber Springs For sale 70 be delivered Immediate
ly, Essex Company, Lawrence, Mass.
GORDON MCKAY Agent.
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TTINANTS BOARDING SCHOOL

w for young LADS under twelve years Of age at Lit
tie Ferry nine miles from Hoboken, ~ j. under the dlrec
ton OF A. b WINANT and Lady. Pupils received any time
Terms; For board, tuition, washing and mendlng ~ per
quarter For circulars apply to F.. p. ROBINSON, Esq,
No. Is John-st, or w. THURMAN, corner OF Canal and
Varick-sts, N Y
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MIR. LIVOR, wishing to prove to the

public the great importance he attaches to the course
OF study pursued his Academy, has associated with him
self Professor of the French language Mr. JeanJues
Cainurer who has received various literary degrees In
France and is exPofessor OF the French Language and Lit
the Municipal Lyceum of Paris exProiessor In
the Agricultural Colonies established IN France by the Gov
eminent &c &c The experience of this gentleman IN the
best institutions CT France the best guarantee 20 parents
OF the rapid progress OF their children under the charge Of
Nj Cantuer, who has with him all the credentials OF his
various situations hitherto.
JOHN LIN OR, the author of an English Grammar and
Of series Of Mathematics announces herewith that his
OF Instruction the ancient and raoern languages
and in all other branches usually IN Important schools
VIII begin TUESDAY the first day Of June In his In
sttute No lSS Orchard-st, in the City of New York
Parents desiring paonze this Institution Will please
address JOHN LlN OR No. t35 OTchard-st.
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Il baigain.-A very large substantial four story brick
building together with the lot . by 100 feet IN 40th,
between 9th and 10th south side will be sold at bar
gain If taken Immediately The building contains between
thirty and forty rooms and built expressly for tenant
house Win for eight hundred dollars There
is also a but ing suitable for two three families For
full particulars to price terms &c, apply to r. COL
TON. No. 50 BeekmanSt
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GUNNER STOVES and HOUSE.
TABLE CUTLERY.-The SOUTH

Il RIVER CUTLERY ". nave es.aDlsned DePoss
at No 81 Johns up stairs where complete assortment OIL
superior Table Cutlery Butcher Cook and Shoe Knives Sc
be found which they would invite the attention OF
the trade and large buyers P w. GALLAUDET, Agent
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DEAUMONT'S PATENT STARCH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RESIN OIL.-

" TO prevent imposition and serious accident would
i've notice the only place where the real Patent Resin
Oil can be bought in NewYork at the Resin Oil Company
Store No 42 Broadway We sell it TO dealers in the city
To prevent mistakes keep other article s free from
smell smoke explosion and costs but half cent per hour
for steady beautiful brilliant light Sent to all parts of the
city free Of expense Tubes fitted to OIL and fluid lamps for
uxpence to burn this OIL RESIN OIL COMPANY,
H. PARMENrIER General Agent No. ~ Broadway.
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NOR SALE or TO LET-A Summer Res

dence on the Hudson River and the depot at Dear
man. miles from New York. first class twostory House,
Rooms and kitchen attached all neatly finished with hard
walls marble antics &c; carriage Juse and sabes half
an acre of land handsomely laid with shrubs and reesof
various kinds and land may be had with the housef
desired For particulars inquire the premises or by note
as above 10 W s. PENDLETON