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B.A. CHlLrOa. Aacuons.t
nEREMpTORI ofNAIuARLE

-
REAL ESTATE in New YORK sad BROOKLYN,
udisg improved pcperty sad uaels lots sold ~
Greer Of Trustees, TO cloe aatcs-n COLE GRILL
TON will sell At Auction On WEDNESDAY, Feb IS. 1871.
AZ u o'ccck, at the Merchst ENchaose, IA ssusoie
Houses and stores and 81 Lots q 'r, and sz;
BROOKLYN new three sto'y DICK Houses or >s.seu-
ST South Brooklyn, viihn tsc niAatss Nss 81 H4a'-
ton sv., Ferry - -,
NEw YoRx -, four story II and Stores % 6ih-
near 7iib St tw0-stors Que sh = ores No Jis
Huesen -. fouF Hoa.-. n IN sv nea, sStst
VACANT lorS.-3 lo's % ., , lots On bfrAdNay.
lets cn 35hu 10 lets ~ .Nas.. wear on Az } iS's
N Broadway, of 50 -, los GA 59th 81 near
on Sih Az. between 73i and IAN SAFE POSITIVE nie
md suitable. age pofuen he pu chase asasr can
Isman mortesxe Fos NJ .sd particulars a0ps AZ
the AuotioneeFs once, Ne > " 81. (Ss tE'l "a"
ANTHONY J. BLEScKER Aacnoaesr
DEREMPTORY - Me at Auction, OF
u Valuable Property an Csru aud Blescksr sis-A.
j. BLEECkERw will sell at aao IN GA rRID AY Fes ~
1881, at 70 NJ At the MsIchaAgN Exchange the following
real property,
Caimne st-rhe valuable los II C;rounf wnhiAs build
ing thereon, known as Ms 20 6Si Csrma- - he
tween Bedford and Narcs AID - fee, from Bedford
s Lot as and b, 20 feet deep Hiase IS
rsma bond and mortgage crotoa water IA AL pAs,s
OF the building.
Blocker st-rhs Houses a. A LIS known "a ths
Blescker-st House, No. ~, and as Blescssrst, on
the northeast side OF sitscs,r 81. between yones
and Barrow sts LOT az by IS feet with build
nss The house three sory for 500 she
9th story and attic for SEQ. Crotch ~ar IN
all parts az the buildings
Foy and further Ta'tiru'ss apply 10 Toe Anssn-
eer. No. 7 Broad-st, or 20 wIGHrMkN CLAhk,
1873, 1881 No. 1875 Broadway.
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Ty0p SIIF-Tbs Furniture, good wi

EOR SALE-The Furniture, gooa WI
srd lease Of one Of the lsrsH bozrsss ,s.r,. mas
81, h, zen n successi1l 0,sfai ~ 800 -. ,n,fs
a. Tun ofiranssss visitors ans al se.s
ihsr ssesa, permanent e,s'.s H.. soaid ~ ed
i... Faa.r. sry ss sse s.,,..
rate con1blos - e. ,.esaare the sooys e1sn Il ss
rssh or - SS,oftsbis sv.sfnsst Apply h.n y 70
s'eses' sfsrs- X. BALLARD W. 81"
ne
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a. son.ra Geld Mining Company-oHce N

tsS- soaera Geld Mining Company-oHce Ne
sv.1 ~ sew.Nork room NJ :, Sc o. door CAsiiA
A. "a 500 sos each The books of subscrip-
fsr fr stock IN this Coz AZ then Office
Where parties desuous oi becoming stcshoidsTs OBJ
an ceftfca'es OF stock aad pamphlet vh laws. BY
h.. he,sss al information relative 20 the OBJ
49,, and prospects cfthe ContaAY.
N.vIrr fneSIly completely steam engine 4 Shfy
lsrse 10 y en- " 4 works % tae aTgeS, aa~ and
r-sSs,n, rre which has fsd 20 De % tue A9Ot
vsusble m the STATE Cahforua located IN The amo-
ris vie,nity cfthe CITY II sonora Woods CreeS II -
ke ouro,s 81 the Trustees - ~ sicae the wofk WITH
v,ter "a without 6slsy, with view u prohi n n TIE
tssmsss Of mining The enterprise comments seN % me
Sstsui.r ~ eRiion and idence ~ capi,alrs II 10
essH. unnecessary 70 enter INTO ca cuaton - - prco
sts p,ests II having been sz.sfac'oriy csmonrasd ina
Ven "A ming 10 the business u Cshtfna ana
thai oompsases already operation ~iih good mtcnery
ksse been snsinen'ly suecsssfai -, . 49,.
Trssses Determined II at ne enpo,ees 9 the
csrpany 10 ali responsbe positions SHAFT ne shaieho1srs
ssss With SPECIAL regard 90 fitness and required - gave
eoTd with srretss and s1eh suns as MAJ De see ne1
sesat 20 suaFd the Interests Of the Company snd ief
ust thar one bt weltrsd and approved nsrh ney iof
refhss and ana gamsting shail be ssed and ina, ea
- nsnts OF coSy nature which heretofore have proved
= esrsas 20 the Of companies shall De care
Ny Heidtd and provided aEsiRst -.
fsls residing cat 4 the city mag Obtain sioss ea1ph
srtny ialssmstoe BY addressing the Treasurer poss-
~ byn,sI D. w ISGER7OLL, PfesiSent.
Taos IL HASTINGS TIss.sr.r in MHsP
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ASCHUBERTH d CO., Music Depot,
No Isl Bre.swsy n Y. resuss sa' pgsss tor & g.
stock al Masic for Voice ano ~ :.
t.na. ,ar organ Violin yiol0xeellS arp @ tn.
.c n every IyIs 70, yr9oscs .na ~ sos 80 worth
C'<sis 81 Fsi.iEa AAs MwksH
- ~TiA IfshlrtItss
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DOCKS and STATIONERY.-NEN

* OoINO dbh - II W. At~
- MAN IvISoN. No. 1919 Broadway. are constantly
suprliec with a complete assortment OF BOOkS Ano
STATIONERY, adapted 20 the wholesale Country Irsa@,
ard to which they invite the attention Of County
Merchants The have inst received large stock OF
splendid WRITING PAPER consisting OF blue and Nn,e
Foo'scap Letter and Note Paper which - offered 70
buyers at vary low prices. -
CouriT- Merchants and others. buyiag scellaneo"s
scho- Books and atiLnery invited 20 call and eK-
anime y goods and prices before nurchasne else
NEWMAN IVISON, No. 100 Broadway.
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,IIIAIIONS WANTED-For IRISH,

- Ensl,b Scotch. German Amenssh .hu 1919. 1870, %
wants ieusIss and males Of ever aoa,ssS
p,-ft-s agsaf, No csrmias ~, AID sccisty hkehey
No ltc itsniefsit Only servants u goo
.Ayfrst
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HOUSEKEEPER. - Wanted, an Amer
u Il lean Lady as Houseksepsr, every way 9uaihed 70
tai. charge Of small family. note with address eH AZ
me Album N'''' " l6f 3ls
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NDERSON'S GREAT CONUN-
~ DpUM BOOK-This work. containing over tV0
orsir Al Conunfruus pub shsd and for sale Pfce
IS cents Trade supplied a. the usual scouat az
lG IT. JOLLtE,S NO 5oV bte@u"F.
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Uantco.

ENARM.-Wanted, a good.szed Farm, Of
from IS to 100 of land. the Hudson River,
of easy the New York and EIe Railroad. well
watered and With cemnodi5us house and dngs.
IL is wanted lease of three years, and will be
improved as The privilege Il purchasing desired Ad-
dress HAZARD office Of this paper, with full particulars
price Ne &c i6f 3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

10 Liyingston, Wells h Co.'S Sem Weekly
Xptcss fcf ARlhsiON, s &. pes steamers South
stnUr. Uncn Mssioa AND James Adser, ting with
CCONHS \ co ) great SoushcgA E1press fos Savannah
ac,r, Co Lmoa- Augusta. Alfalfa, Cacanooxa. New
m West Pen'. Nonigomsry &c. -. Our arraarmeBts
h,Ye row completed We re prepared t. forward Osn
NJ York evefy WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
f.es ~elTy Merchandise aud NauaDes Of every de-
s,e,,on 10 Charleston and towns the Suth-
Csrehus Georsia, Alabama and Tennessee. Merchants
ma then csu rcy upon the p'omp; livery OF an articles
Or sec,ls 20 n charge oi Messeneey
LIVINGSTON, WILLS 4 co.
COOMBS eco,
tefiv Esyns st Charleston y e
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Sworn before me. This ~ b DAY Z !sly 1850; =,

CALsBs. WOODHULfa myT
TALBOT WATTS OF No ZOE Sassan ct, New f'fhr
makes ssd SAT- h. that h, has discovered renbssfl
medicine knswn ss Watts Nervous Aatidoss; thai the
hourly beng nsde ., its wonderful powers
have the appearance OF fossncs than Ieas tnAe
the eTcruclatDx neurslqc DsB. TIC dplorsak asa
nervous debility vanish before IKE ch If before the Wind,
that It's effects the Dbs ibats ats r0sTuspns,
SPANS and fenmstsn are Lbs Bsgc-snd rrAJs ~
with he medical fssny q tsst tie srscoss
powers. believing that - cspah o. removing haU me
Ills that aesh IL heir 20 " iha, -hl usher eaifrs nis
sshmas aud coIsnmpt tas, no Knows n VII crs e-
aud bel eyes that htdfOphODa VII Jbsn osifs
s wonderful power-sad prsys Ihss Will ass my inhs-
eacs the truth II this sdf,n THIS he prsu tpst
will do NY utmost 70 nyessss AMI prove tha tnfs 70
nothing impossible with q a IALbOT WATTS
sworn before me, attn July. 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

IL BHiioing Associatisns' Fire Insurance
tc-Csfital S3gc to DIVIDED l0ooo shares. OF $50
each % es cash paid up. 20 cent IN notes 10
IN the hands Of the Company. Subscriptions for the
ctpsl stok This paRy Will receive BY the fol-
losirg persons appointed Commssloners John Bruce,
DANIEL r RainHd, No. &c wall St. John Button No 10
North Wiiiam-s'.: Solomon Jsssulun. No; Ciia'oo.
-crrt psel an Thomas = Leslie cor OF Faifoo aad
1tisrY-sis, BrO5klyn; alse, y AZ Inc Iree'oTa
iN-' JOHN eRUCE, Plsa5eai.
s. yafsrRps, esas'ary. hs"
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~ Special Notice The Special Cemn ,I, ap
b. the Common Couacil iavie General houston
tnn.a States Senator TO meet mis- friends IN the Govern
a. h. fow citizens that the General has accepted the
a,oa and viii be happy to see hem there between
The hours Of IL and Thu Day. .,,.
TACOB y OAKLEY, Chm. Of Com Board Of Ada
JOSIAH W. BROWN, Chm OF Gem Board Of Assts
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

| ~ Industrial Home Association, No. The
Members Of Association invited To be present with
Their families TO witness the presentation Of the TestIno-
mails Of Respect to the Officers On WEDNESDAY EVE
MING. Feb. 10, in National Hall. Canal St. at u O'Clock
l6f Sc COINS A. COPPER H. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

FNHE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS
Il Novel By Lady Balwsr Lytton, from early sheets,
w. 80 y ~ Philsiepha-
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90 nOO TO INVEST IN BUSl-
DC.UOO MESA party who can eomnaad
~ q. AGO 10 stte wishes 20 engage IN safe paJ ma b1
80, eli established Any wnhng y sell. ~ en-
ss,e partner can address L., ct tas IDpns once
,tstine business, location. nc. III "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

tV- Removai.-Dr. LU1ENERS Ear lnfrmary rs
removed, and will hereafter he permanently ocaed AZ 40
so Prir doors Of Broadway Deafness dls
charges end in the head cured Ia few DAYS VIII
out pain Office hours from until g. ISL 5tDSH"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
MEN-Wanted. 10 or II Men ofgenteel
!. PURCHASER wanked for the whole

IN OF one half interest Of Manufacturing Business
already abshed this city, with good trade, which
can be creased any extent without proPoonste Ia
crease Of capital being conducted for cash To an active
man. $500 $500 the opportunity good one 20 en-
Ter safe business Address n b office OF thus paper
III Ns
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TITO LAWYERS.-A young man who has
II ,sad law nearly two years the country wants sit
uaton as cers in Of the city Offices Terms moderate
Addrsss LAW CLERK, Office OF this paper. lSf ~
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DAkTNER.-Wanted, Partner with
e,fesc.sh eauitaI 70 oin the subscriber ia a bush
1sts an Oh wnl pay Sc Geo tie first year AodressC ",
flbuns ldce. H4"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

R House Carpenters. Attend:-The JourneyIine !,
attend public meeting TO be held az Convention nan;
Weostsrst. on FRIDAY EVENING, FeD ~, ~ -
O'Clock y. NJ. business Of great importance wiz De
brought forward J. DhEnNAN' Ohai"'Ah-
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As ASSISTANT BooK-KEEPER, by Young
N Man 4, quick At fzurss ard can make hin'eh H'e-
fal u s,g mercanie house good eiEy reference sn.a
Address NJ N At this Office 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

r. State Fencibles.-The members ofthe State Fen
cbes to assemble at the Broad Na' House
at IL o'clock TO DAY for the purpose Of attending the
funeral Samuel nods late Lieutenant Of the Com
l6 II
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XpERIENCED SERVANTS

COOK.-Wanted. a good Cook who is
~ wiling to assist in the Washing and Irop ag Also,
a Chambermaid and Waitress None need apply without
GOOD cit re feieuces Call before 10 o'clock, At no est
2O,h-u first house west OF 5th ay. Az ~
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ND OO0 Wanted, a person with this
~ C.VOO. amount in cash, 70 engage WIN an ener-
sse iu,ps.s nan in s1cusye manu- iaeufns basinsn
sy psrssed and yhes ~ re- oos
yerfohs. ~nss,b cadence i.lts
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OFFICE BOY-Wsnted, from Ii to Is
~ ,ssrs old, who writes good hand can come wsn
nded sad reside with has parents Apply at No.
+, ~ 80 l8slts
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AZ Neee e.C,rTC MsIT sTFAMsHIP

SaIifernia.--The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upon to give public notice that no
lsss will be recognized BY their agent al Panama which
re Mt signed by officer OF ihis Company and thai
tickets thus signed can be obtained only at their AgeacF
Ne III West St OF u C. L. BARTLETT. ESQ. Boston
or Of M.sSi, ARMSTRONG, HARRIS co, New
orleans BY order: WN n. DANIDGE. Secy.
NsS York, Jea. 80 1852 N II
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r3 Maine Law.-The Ladies Of Villa msbursh, and
ali who favor ST the passage of law by the Legs
at1re Of This State that shah prohibit and put stop 70
the traffic intoxicating LIQUORS requested to attend
meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the lsth INST at
n O'clock a. the First Baptist Church OF South lh
and 81 h SITS Rev. III. J. RHEES and Hon. ID. CUL.
YER wal address the meeting Singing by Miss Odel
and brothers. 1871 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

re- Home In the West-wesern Farm and VII
Iege Assoc alton Will meet THIS (Weduesday) EVEN
ING in Chatham Hall Chatham. SO, ~ ~ o'clock. The
object If this Assoc give each member Farm II
and village plot Of four acres N the West Pune
tual Attei q ance Of the members is requested
WILLIAM PADDOCK, President.
THOMAS h. ALLEN, Secretary. l9i ns
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VO BUILDERS.-Wanted, Contractors

Two BUILDERS.--W anted, Contractors
for building fifty Eve Houses WI the ost buildings,
in Wsstcheser County. five ysarsr oe~ns-os"s 4"
r-ss S4a purchase third part Of hity hye Leu
No part Of the purchase money will be required ilnn 70
years Most Of the materials for bnia,f5Ire.. no
Contrscer must be able t. szTURDxY the sst mat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

Two EDITORS gentleman who is a
iac,icsl printer and who has written for ths press
several years would like situation assistant editor IN
some city paper take tho editorial chags Of good
Wing or aeuual paper the country Tho highest Eec0m-
msndaticB given. Address CITY ITEMS, Tribune Omcs.
lQf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

nENTIST. Wanted, n mechanical and
H. operating Dentist, who understands his business
thoroughly and come veil recon nended No others
need spply One who feels hnself competent 10 take
charge OF an esabl shment Will he preferred Inquire ~
Il FRETERRE. Dentist No. l59 BO~ery, from 8 to 10
A or from Ia p NJ If &C.
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To- To the PubliC-Ihe PROTECTIVE UNIUN
Of tse Civ of Nex-Yolk feel grateful for tho liberal pat
ronaee they have received and feeling encouraged thar
pure article OF BREAD be still further Appreciated
increased they have made arsn ssmeHs ior
ereldr their They kindly solicit the patronage
of those friendly the principles OF Industry ana bee'o
lsnce being reduced 20 practice Hotel and boarding
house keepers AVID steamboat prspretors well ~ pm
waite families will ind the of the p u Bfcatt )e n
source of pleasure heath and economy All orders Tor
wa!eea 20 the y u , IN 7th cor. II 9th-st, ~ De
mn ctray atient ell -. noel IRA Il. DAVIS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

~ The New-Xork Land and bniIding $50 $50
eiatiop was Organized the purpose Of gon< tses
aS5 lots for SOC worklnsnsr. thereby MAKING mem aen
landlords j. IN the flll tide 81 success Is gu
lar meetings are held on the FOORlh hoNDth IA
each month at No. 1863 BoweIy. Once No hufra s..
49, IN '''-' anu MILES CHAMBERS, Psseee'.
N G c.,,ru Secretary l5f 2st
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as BoogKEEPER. by steady Man, com
" D.,s,t from s,nsrepcs 70 take charge II Sc; Of
booI, Or az AsuItani BookksspsT general N =
speci able es.asiishneEt Good city reieiere .n
II neceSsayv can he given As employment = ne A
object al he ad Tertiser small salary VII DC acc
address b c, No. % NonrDeft III =
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-16

L. CARDs.-Anuther lot of fine Cards for engraving
and writing upon with the syle and pencil and variety
Of ards for printing purposes Of tho different numbers
ouates-at Mrs. COLLISIONS Fancy Store Sixth street
feb 2O-tr Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-16
Affairs In Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, March 1912 M
Arripals.-Schr. r. J. Mercer Robinson, New
York, to George Waters; schr. Mary Elizabeth,
Miles, Northumberland, to j. F. Wheatley; schr.
Isaac Hinkley, Harvey, New York, to master;
Jacket schr Repeater, Travers, Baltimore, to
Peter Berry; sGhr. Edward Hardy, Walker, Eliz-
.beth City, North Carolina, to George Waters
schr. Magellan, Birdsell New York. to J. D.
Reed schr. H. E, Parker, Fitch, Eastport, to
George Waters schr. Cleopatra, Williams, Sails
curry, to Pickrel & Dickson; schr George II.
Smoot, Grggs, Elizabeth City, North Carolina, to
master schr. Phebe Baxter, Chase, Boston, to
J. A. Grimes; packet steamer Columbia, Harper,
Baltimore to Z. Pickrell & Co.
Flour and grain are coming in in large quaint
ties, and are steady at yesterdays prices.
Canal Trade.-Arrived-Boat c. W. Sturte
want, Cumberland, coal; STAR so miles, 5000
bushels of wheat NJ. Francis 62 miles, limestone;
Eagle, 124 miles, -four, &C.; Chesapeake, 60
miles, limestone
Departed-Boats Rough & Ready, Annawan,
VIM. Jackson, Star, c. B. Risdale, O. Baker,
Gen. Cass, Liberty, Morning Star, ]. Lambie, W.
H. Harrison, Catocton, Potomac, Baltic, and
Texas. ELECTRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-16
Light. houses-Eco &c.

Why does not Congress, or the Committee of
Commerce in the Senate and House, take up this
vitally-important and deplorably -neglected sub
ject? Their attention has been called to it by
an able and scientific report from the govern
ment showing the present condition of this ez-
tensive establishment-its wants. and how they
can be supplied-the disastrous consequences
that are resulting to commerce from its neffi-
ciency-and the thousands of dollars that might
be saved by a proper Organization of light
house board, and the adoption of the Fresnel or
lens system.
1t is said that the entire Southern coast of the
United States requires additional lights and
other aids to navigation, to render human life
and property safe. Yet no member of Congress
moves in the matter. But what are the suffer-
ings Of shipwrecked mariners, of ruined mer-
chants, or the wailings of widows and orphans,
when politicians are making President " at So
day" as the song says.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-16
FARM NEAR WASHINGTON FoR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
Il about FIVE miles from Washington, d. c. in Prince
Georges county, Md 1t contains 1881 acres, more
than 80 of which is fine alluvial meadow, producing
ton and half of hay to the acre, but which un.
dor improved cultivation would produce at least two
tons Hay sells in tho Washington market ut from
$l4 to $50 per ton About four of the place is
marsh, covered with several feet in thickness Of
black earth tho result Of decayed vegetation, which,
properly composted, is source from which the up
land may be enriched at reasonable cost. About
% acres of the farm is woodlandgrowth principally
oak and chestnut The land except the meadow, Is
undulating and affords many beautiful sites for build
ing. There arc many springs of excellent water on
the place, and it is noted for its heathtuness The
soil OF tho creator part of the upland is sandy loan
underiad by clay--in some places, clay predomina-
ting. About rs could be divided into small gar.
dcnng farms giving nearly equal quantity Of wood
and arabic land to each There is an orchard of loo
peach troes and 90 apple trees the place, all bear
ing also, about two hundred apple trees, ready for
grating. 1t is well fenced The buildings area log
house of four rooms, with franc addition of three
rooms, meathouse of sun dried brick, log kitchen
separate from the dwelling, corn-housc, stable, car
riage-house, &C. There is stream of water running
through the place. with sufficient water and fall for
small mill. Price, $40 per acre Terms-ono- third
cash long credit for the residue, if desired or it
would be exchanged for real estate in the city OF
Washington MARTIN BUELL..
At Buell. & Blanchard's Printing Office,
March A. Sixth street south of Penn. nv.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-16
Office of the General Insurance
Agency!

Located on Seventh street, betweeen ID and f., nearly
opposite Odd-FeUows Hall,
yHTHERE Policies will be granted Life, HEALTH Fire.
wv and Marine Risks in the following companies, viz
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
oP NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Capital over 100000 Rates
OF premium reduced rs per cent Payable In cash annually
semiannualy, and quarterly Lives Of slaves insured Mt
the same rate others. BENJAMIN SIMAN, PRESIDENT
BENJAMIN NoYEs, Secretary.
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANf, or GRANVILLE, NEW YoRK.the largest and safest
mutual insurance company in the world Capital S9369SB
and over $4,000 MEMBERS designed for farm property and
detached dwellinghousee, which will be insured ut
seventh OF the rates usually by stock companies
D. b. CowEN, President; A. BISHOP, Secretary.
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF AMSTERDAM
New YORK Capital $4,000 besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire. Marine Inland nayga-
ton and transportation risks usual ratios of other
responsible companies L. @. GARDINER President; ALDEN
7. MALLERY, Secretary.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF FoRr PLAIN NEW
York. Capital $4,000, besd large srpus cash fund
Insures under the system the stock mutual plan
PETER J. WAGNER President; JOSIAH Cook Secretary.
R Since the above agencies have been established
have insured S4000000 OF property and paid eight
losses full satisfaction Of the claimants in current
funds Gentlemen having property uninsured respect
fully invited to call at this Office, where ample references
and full explanations will be cheerfully given
Agencies granted by JAMES r. CLOSE,
General Agent for the States Of Virginia and
mTs-1lm Maryland and Dist Of Columbia