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NO LkT-At Carmanville, large new

Cotaaee pwelas House. of land stshie.
80 veu ene eessxe water, hath fxtares sc. Will be
s1y - ~ June Location Of The moot desirable on
he islepd Cosnmstaios foe the Hudson River Rail-
pee Inquire Of A. D. MILLS. No. 81 COMMANDED.
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6rbools.

A S. VILLEPLAlT, Professor of the
sFreneh LanEuage-lnstructiOn at bis pupils
denee At his own No. 2 Sth two doors west Of Broad.
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at POUGHKEFPSIE-The well known rsansion
occupied formerly by Hon n p TallnAige. The house !:
about As feet square hsht with bas~ nent and
attic and piazza front and brick sable snd ouInoa
The grounds compe b. rwo and three acres hed
with VARIETY Of -hubbery frlit trees dc. The situation
is andIg and perfectly healthy and gel ca;qs,sd
for q sun mer boarding house Apply 10 WIN. A HUI
KINS AGENT No 81 WalEst. second door.
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-FOUR HOUSES for SALE in WILL

u LIAMSBCkGH.--Goodt three s;ory BRICK HouseS neu
the feeA for sale low. Most of the purchase money can
remain on bond, Apply 10 BERNARD l. CR0MMELIN
Ne. u W alLst, basement.
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ID AL ESTATE.-The undersigned,
Secretary Of several Building Associations consisting Of
several thousand meml is daily applied those who are
dsous ofIuchasns Real Estate He therefore opened
Register in which he will full description OF such
property may be offered for sale and persons DESTROYS OF
selling for cash otherwise will find u advantage by
leaving description of their property with HIM Persons
eesrsus of purchasing suit themselves by examining MS
Register. J. PECARE, office, No l6S Hes,er-st.
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TOR SALE-A few small Cottages. on
Los Is BY l0 re. the ralrosd and stage routes
Erookvn shout 81 miles from the ferry The horses are
new have ur rooms and cellar and sardcn 10 to. Pnce
500 Terms very essy. Apply to JACOB PECARE, No.
isS H.s,er-st
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ELAMMERSBURGH.-This new vii

l. lsee is accessible several times day by stages and
steamboat situated within eight miles of the City Hail. op-
pose Harlem the College Point and Flushing Bay near
Flnshpg and adjoining the vii age of Saitonpor which
sold 50 readily last spring and building quite fast
laid out the scale the streets Of both places inter
sectng each other and VIII from its commanding situation
at no distant period be Of the principal in the
vicinity Of NewfoIk. The lots vary from two to
four city lot in price from sl25 $50 The ars SIS
down. and the in insta Of SIC which enables ey
cry person however ccupstsnced become his own land
lord 1t likewise offers pducemexs the capitalist rare
met with as there doubt judging from the past but
that TINS property WALL In SIX months sell for the
now asked being exceedingly healthy and surrounded by
scenery which cannot be surpassed embracing of the
East River village Of Flushing Rkers Island Morsana
loIk Island the Pasade Rocks Cstsk Mountains to West
Point making enc Of the mos, desirable places for resi-
dence that can be IMAGINED n BA few lots uusold at
StIsonportpricc sue Any person wishing to purcharse
Al The above places are requested TO call at the Office where
mSps ana every information will be cheerfully given JOHN
A. FLAMMER, No lS7 West lSh-st between In ard sth
avs An payments fos Strsonport and Fammersbugh lot,
must be made 70 JOHN A. FLAMMER Office hours from
to r. NJ Maps can be and had AZ the following
place: JOHN 6. FLAMMER No. 81 hottest.
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paintimg, &r.

M FAD IL FULMER'S, CkO UN
sctaowleSsed sy ali Who have n.ed = be superior 70 y
other Paint in use 1t is proof against The aen. -,
weather and fire, and Is cheaper than other PAM mss
quence Of its taking less oil % mix and covering pT.dsd
surface twice a. much az some. Give Il sH SsLyad
DePots, No l05 hursy-st, and No 10 STRAY; -bA
For sale, also BY Hull Buckell Coz ID -
Baxter & Sons, Ne. I43 maidep-lsne. Ne~.i"
d Torey, No. Il6 FultoDst-, New-f vo-t
Wand Close Co, No. 80 MaiGeaiane, New s, coaaty
Charles n; Dean, New Rochelle, Wsstcnese% ,sn,,
John II. Hams Mamaroneck. Westchedsf co%ssy ,fv
Charles w Field PORT Chester, Westcheztsf oc.sf =
And in most Of the cities and towns thro's
Country.
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UHE MISSES PALACHE will reopen
their Establishment or young Ladies. for the Summer
Session. Of No. 81 Thompsonst, on May Sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

Id TURING SITES Bridgeport, Ct- is so miles from
NewYok its haIbor the best Long Island Sounds popu-
stion $500 principally mechanics and manufacturers-n-
crease cent per The Housatouic and Naugauck
terminate Bridgeport and here the New and
New Haven Railroad connects with them, making 1t very
busy center These Bridgeport with all the cities
and popuous sections of the country de Hence
town. eeards situation, the face Of the country and
the surrounding scenery admitted by every visitor For
home locality be desirable for business
tculary the utacurng its situation relative ~ the
tfade aud the facilities cornmuui
cation with every point Of the compass render os eg
BILE The undersigned have recently purchased the
Of this town. eLS fronting its habo extensive tract
Of land wbch though much sought after has hitherto been
owned prevent its for building purposes This
they have divided into GOO large building lots crossed by
broad night angles and ding park Of
The Rarosd Dep6ts about Is rods distant The
shore of the accessible to vessels of 800 On
these lots so buildings factories shops residences
etc. process of erection In two years will be
thcky settled the other portion OF the town The lots
row offered those who will build at very low prcesthe
bare cost ctthe popetos reservng alternate lots for
future profit.
Dwellings and erected on this property rent
for from 10 ~ per their cost and the property
rising from 50 TO 100 cent per There always
a great dem and here for dwellings.
The chance for manufacturers 10 select
location Terms Easy Facilities afforded such wish
embark in manufactures Maps furnished inquiries
sw cred on application to WIN. NOBLE, Bridgeport, CT
TT. !, B NhSIr Proprietor..
Mars Of the above property may also be obtained and
terms sale asceained application l.. c. STUART,
at the office Of the American Museum.
Mr. STUART will the fullest information concerning
the property, with which he 10 well acquainted
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rOR SAI.E-The House and sevel

asrrs Of iand near the railroad depot AZ Fsnkill Land
ins the residence OF Crosby ESQ The premises arc IN
lag sncuu Of choice rut ard possessing every requisite
fr the residence e-ntee family wishing country h9.n:
Tine IN Nex.y orb by rrrosd hous. Inquire Of Wh
n WSIsF or WM r. DEFINING, FishSill Landing.
uutehess Csuuty
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TVARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for

IL CITY PROPERTY-Consisting Of ITO Of good
land, well improved, with dwelling house, tenant-house
barns and stables Has abundance of fruit and is under
coed crop Situated in Nothcastle We,tchester County
n. Y FIVE miles from Kensoo depot Harlem Railroad
Apply TO JOHN TOWNSEND, Jr, No. 20 Wan St
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EAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

NAST MORRISlANlA Nll4lAAGE.-
About $50 Lots varying In se from eighth Of asrs
e sx asres offered for sale the most favorable
Ten per cent down. and balance on OF before March
These ots occupy very healthy and beautiful iosa
on ear and 10 full of tire East River and In the I'm
mediate vicinity Of the grounds and residences Of several Of
the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westchsstsi
County. This village 10 connected with the Harlem Rat
road branch Railroad For msPs and other information
apply to ID. b. WINTON No. Tryon-Tow Hsres
6ailrosd Once, opposite the City Hall
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nor SALE or TO LEASE-A delight

l Country Residence, sitnaIed al Ros,yn Long lei md
~ miles NewYork, easily accessible BY s,eanbo.t
STAG ana cars There of land well watered
aud futed with valuable locust Grove The main dwell
IL house (40 by D. and containing Ia rooms overioon
Henri stead Hsrbcr and Long Island Sound Another buiid
ing & BY 2 he used ter aut house stable or other
nnr,o.es ARMY on I, e premises to H w. EASTMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

CHAIRS CHAIRS! CHAlRS!-
~ COMhERFORD Il RELOCATE, Nos 49, and ~
Broadway between Howsrd and O. sndss- east side Ma
hogany stuffed seata with cane willow rush aud Chimes
of every variety be found 81 this establish
ment Citizens ard strangers hereby notified that We
devote the manufacture OF these articles are
prepared furnish them the lowest manufacturing pncss
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ID URAL HOMESTEAD for SALE

~ ChaL IlOMEO EhD IOf ShLE'-
N The subscriber offers his beautiful Country Residence,
containing sbeut twenty In high of cultivation,
situated In the town of Harris, Westcheser County on the
road Leading from Rye to White Plains about two miles
n Rye Depot, where the trains leave SIX times day for
Newlork The location very desirable having an ex.
e sve view OF SEINE fifty miles Of Long Island Sound and
adjacent country The house is large and newly built In
good style, with observatory, and containing twelve
rooms also large kitchen attached with other convent.
enees large barn cider mill carriage sranary Ice and
plum orchard and great variety OF cherries peaches apn
cots ounces grapes and raspbenes in full brsr The
lawn Is LAID out In wats and planted with variety OF
choice hui and onaner tai trees and shbbery Apply 10
C. NJ CARPENTER co, No. 1853 PearIst, NewYork, or
TO ISAAC CARPENTER, Jr- on the premises.
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IyOR SALE at a BARGAIN, in the
IL of Fshkil Dutchess Co. 40 choice LAND,
beautifully located the east bank OF the Hudson River,
and within ten minutes walk of the Railroad Depot Also
n acres adjoining both Of which have magnificent views of
the ve and highlands in exceedingly good neghborhood
For fuItheI information inquire of
T.. w. HINMAN, No. Coentieseip, NY
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furniture, Er.

~
pEDS, COOL and LUXURIOUS
ID Punam's Patent Spring Adjusted in degrees Of elas
and the Circulating brought IN contscs
under the body. PUTNAM SIMPSON. $50 Broadway
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ILLINOIS LAND for SALE.-2O0 acres
4 near Jerseyville, Jersey Co. Apply 70
MATTISON co. No. IS spruce-st.

NOTlCE.-Any person having Tract
Of Land situated ten miles less from the city,
North asst River Railroad suitable for VIII
age ds of the by Supplying either personally
BY letter, to JOHN A. FLAMMER, No. Isl Westlsth
a.. between 7th and 9Th avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

NOR SALE OF to LET-A two story
attic House, containing nine rooms, with wing, and
half acr, of land attached beautifully located Granville
jersey within hours ride of this city. The house
lust finish in modern STYLE and within twenty rods
of the Der the Central Railroad trains which run to
aud from this city five times daily Communication S45
snnun Terms of sale easy. For full particulars nqiire of
GOOKIN BAKER, Attorney, &c, No. IA Broadway.
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[TS BOARDING SCHOOL

"INANTS BOARDING SCHOOL
W. Cor young LADS under twelve years Of as. at Lit
tie Ferry nine miles from Hoboken ~ j. under the direc-
ton of < B. WINANT and Lady Pupils received time.
Terms For board tuition washing and mending 81 per
quarter For circulars, apply 70 H. T. ROBINSON, Esq7
yarick-sts,N
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THE cheapest place to get the healthy
l. Spring Mattresses from IS to CO. Iron Bedsteads
Iron Furniture for cottages country hotels &c fancy
and gothic reception Chairs &C. for worked Lounges
and Couches all prices and cheap, at No $50 Broadway
above Spring west side All kinds Of furniture neatly
paired. vanished, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

LVfA CALE-A UtdUIIIUI Country ICtSi-
Il dence, with two ceres of land well stocked with
variety of choice Fruit shade trees and shrbbery su
sed in the vsge OF South Norwsik Conn., within eight
minutes walk of the N Y and New Haven Railroad Depot
Churches ard schools also in the vicinity. This
chance any desiring summer retreat Pnce. s. geo
For PARTICULAR inquire Of ARCHER Bank of the State
of hew-York Wall st. OF of X. NASH the premises
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EOR SALE-A gentleman's Residence
II ON the Rartan within a few minutes DIVE Of New
Brunswick, with modern copvenences and necessary
oui-buiid thmt in lsf9 including ,el-oacked Ice
bouse-havipg 20 acres excellent Land under pear
orchard ard other fruits Situation high and healthy Prioe
5000 Apply to P CONOVER New Brunswick NJ.
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NOR SALE or to LET-A Summer Res

idence the Hudson River and the depot at Dear
uan IS miles from New York first class twostory House.
Rosms and kitchen attached ali neatly finished with hard
walls arhle antics &c; carriage and stables; half
Of land handsomely laid with shrubs and rees,f
van kinds land may be bad with the housef
desired For particulars inquire the premises by
as above TO ". S. PENDLETON.
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collar, CAMPHENE, HALL and
OFLUID LAMPS-Also, Girandolea Vssss Gass and
Britannia Metal Ware. Gas Gobes ChinneyS Wicks, Oil
Camphene and Fluid Of the best quality and at tho low
prices at wholesale and retail.
CA BALDWIN, No 81 Bowery, (late 5ei)
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LWK SALE-Ahu MOhty IOHHeu lOr I'M
provements in WILLIAMSBURG, u Lots of Ground,
within half mile Of the Gsad-s Ferry, the main street.
running north which paved and tagged and contiguous
20 ver No property be found better adapted for
improvement for manufacturing purposes Title perfect
Inquire of j. C. HALSEY, No lis Jay st. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
NARM at YONKERS for SALE

Within n miles of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
miles of Bronxvle Depot Harlem Railroad Contains 70
scres of which acres wooda Soil SUPERIOR buildings
aew and plenty water good and fruit abundant View
very fine but not In sight of the Hudson River The place
ID under good crop and improvement Some rocks Situa
don very high; price very loS. Apply at No 10 Pstts-
staira
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HUN WADDING and PERCUSSION
~ CAfs-Eley's Cloth Gun waddins the b.,t "a
cheapest article used Esys Percusdon Taps Wirs cs,.
ueees and sporting Materials Powder Fiasks IL Asr-.
snd sssornent Ct the above r sale by The
nesgrsrs sole aseatA FRANCIS fOAEsG soNa No Z
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NOR SALE-A frst-class House and
Lot with good garden and stable attached and every
foriabIe being one Of the healthy locations in tho
Unior The advertiser about leaving the country and viii
sell cheap being Of TO by raoad and
stage. several tin oay situated in the village OF Hackcn-
sack NJ. Inquire Of J. Q. FAIR, No 81 Nesey-st n T.
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yi.Ga.p- Goyt ,o1lntaz jta,- bcT are ycu
John. \ ns |..i'!p roH ID" !rsi ua'
William -.,., .s,l j.; sg' III! A., il 4-Gui,e Geld
this mornlEg.
jvln-Iys. I'll" It his fair for cGTiyeaine $"
i,. a.. r.,.ri. ~ lar ny, akin" "i u e
wca, !, b .tn ,a ir"i my old light et' aheS
l,tllr VA, t.,.d'!.. ard = Jrt'lcn,shlng ct ny
wal, ,rLr Is nrc".. nly, or the bEiThing iioslS Ok
WAT. will :. ufuu N" unpr, ,a!'h.
ilham--H ell John, il is moi n safe policy :"
tlanse things b. too long, that every porsoH
must INIT, but you need not be put TO the least
Inconvenience at the present time. Al you
have To dc i. to step down to WELLS ai'4 yen
r"n srit yourself with any kind of cictn"s fon
want except Boots and Shoes. He thinks tnrr"
are men cnaa-ed in that business exclusively,
enough to supply the wants OF the community,
aud he goes on the principle Of trying II lice a,t
~, lire.
iohn--Ah. that's the reason Wells du.'t Keep
Boots and shoes. Then such n man <i,lnil he
encouraged By every friend OF Home iadusty,
nuI whatever want in his line OF business |
Wi! buy If him, il he viii sell to INC right.
yitlauo--rgy him, and lyon can't deal with
atf!. Won can moi with any man in ih's town,
,...i know: and il YOU want any thing m"dr 20
order, he will warrant 10 give perfect saisiar-
ton.
John-Thank you sir. will call on hm.
c God morning.
ElktuI, Oct. % 81
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h3HTli last, EeD. i"il iNfZ.
Temperance .foremeat$ anil .Ucetiags--
Spcrr1 BY y. H. liter, Esq.,-.ut.
NUmer--.to LSccA5c, SC.
Ak. EDlroH:--We have been for
come time past looking anXlousl y to
Your valuable columns, wi,rch We are
happy to acknowledge breathe a spirit
OF independence, that Tears not to rebuke
vice, while morality and virtue, with
subjects OF general interest find appro-
pirate encouragement, for something on
the subject of the License Law
We find in your last issue, from your
correspondent *" an article on "1Ic
Icmy:rance Cauyc," which we hope has
received that careful pcruSal It's merits
deserve. .Ner is the time the press
should speak on this subject, and lovers
of order and morality act.
In our village we have been holding
stated public meetings, which we are
proud to say have been generally large
and interesting. The Union Temper
ance Association formed about year
since, has appointed committee to can
vass our district to obtain signatures &c
the ''antilicense memorial" We were
favored at our last meeting with speech
from your respected townsman W. ii
Eder, Es9r., which was characterized
with depth OF thought, chaste language
happy illustration and torcible applica
ton. He is always listened to by oul
citizens with interest, and his efforts
among us dul Y appreciated.
Mr.. Wilmer OF Port Deposit has beer
repeatedly invited TO participants in ou
meetings, but his multiiarious engage
ments have been urged as reason TO
not complying.
But, Mr. Editor, as we have digresset
little from our starting point, and al
ready swelled our communication be
yond our intention, we must reserve on
more particular notice Of the condition
and prosperity of the temperance enter
prise among us, for future article. Be
fore closing we wish to direct attention
to the antilicense movement again. W.
fear there is not that general, united am
vigorous effort making that should be
fltnQS Oh orueT i! Movers OF 1iuiIlanl
tv up and at the work let not forme
encouragement cause you to settle down
and fold your arms. A new era ha
dawned upon the enterprise; an increas
ed ray of hope has Illuminated the NOR
al and political horizon; the people ar
awake; they are thinking-they hav
begun to act. Let us catch the watc
word ".No Lie onse"-pass it from dis
trict to county and through the State
until it shall rcverberate from the noun
top, along the valley and through tow
and hamlet, till not only Maine, but oil
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THE CECIL W III G
a. Reaorts an1 Correspondents.

rvOur outside columns this week arc prn-
cipaly taken up with short history and deS-
cription Of the counties OF Mary land, which will
doubtless prove interesting TO the reader. We
COPY from the Annapolis "Rcpnj!itan," which
does not, how ever, seem to claim the article as
original.
ONO. III of "Thou gh@ in Solitude" is pref
tily written, and we hope the series may be long
continued.
10 The article ell ''Plnnk Roads will arrest
attention, particularly in some parts oflhe coun-
ty: but we do not know that the estimates are
made as Ineligible as they might have been.
O-We have an interesting letter from the
West from Mr.. Ewing, who is well known to
our readers.
ly-'.'.hl .7Henpan' lets dorm on n certain
F0uius with big bluhseon, which, if the latter
survive, he will prove TO have "iamous" tc-
nacity to CXiStance.
u We have ON hand for next week, a rare
and interesting original story.
CL5-"RuRb'cr" furnishes us with an article
relative to Augustine Herman ami Bohemia
Manner, which we will print in cur next issue.
CC5-Our correspondent, "a Farmers" las
sent us another interesting chapter in relation
to the Brick Meeting House aud It's ncig hbor-
hood, which we will print next week.
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EGEECE.

T1llE co-rartnership heretofore existing under
l. tnr arm OF MaiShbank n Caniwell. Is THIS
nay dissolved, by mutual consent, all pcrSons in
rht"i TO the late firm are requested 10 call and
s., lil2 their accounts al an carly day with Robert
NiurSnhank he is authorized to collect all monry
due 10 the late finn, mud >tttirall Claiias against
il. ROBERT MARSHBANk,
Nov -. MATTHEW CANTWELL.
TN business Will be continued by the under
signed. who tenders his thanks for the librrat
gati una-c extended to him heretofore, and hopes
by strict attention to The business, to melit III"
SAINT. II, has now on hand, and sill continues
tp naUo 10 altrr. all hlntS nj fashionable iurnI-
taru and attend funerals at The shortest notice.
ROBERT NARSHBANk.
liLlAn. MNV %. IN1l.
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WOODLAND FOR SAFE.

YESflE suhsr iber will sell nj Private Sale. a
Il tract oG Woodland, containing about %
Acres ahioiung the lands Of 3. f. Alexander
and VIM Reed, about ; miles from North Ia T.,
Cecil county. Al>o, another tract, conlanin,
about p acres, adjoining the lands Of i. i.
sweet and John Conetcn, about ono mile ircm
North Fast. Apply to WM. ca NERNN,
Feb II 3W* Near TiOr Cecil Co.
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MARYLAND. and all our sister States. shall
become vocal with the sound, and the
demon of alcohol tettcr and fall from
his throne; and our happy land yield to
the peaceable sway of reason and virtue.
OBSERVER.
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GolNG TO CALlFoRNIA.-Under this
head the New York Tribune remarks:
"a II the world seems bent On trip
to the gold region. iithere were steam
ship accommodation on the Panama and
Nicaragua lines for taking fifty thousand
passengers through in the course Of the
next two months, we believe ii would be
all eagerly taken up. An immense ar
my will this year cross the Plans and
the Sierra; and, though many will per-
sh or stop on the way, we cannot csti-
mate the emigrants during 1882 to Cali
lornia as less than one hundred thousand;
and, should means Of Transportation be
provided, and the news from the Pacific
continue cheering, it may even exceed
that number
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NNEEG,EI.

ALL persons indebted to he late firm Of
GRAHAM n ALnRIrGF, me requested 10 come
and settle their accounts On or before the 18th
of March next or they will be placed in the
hands 81 M officer for collection.
ElktOn, Feb. II. 1852.
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Large Farm for RrDt.

IN Bohemia Manor, now occupied by Elias
" Rhodes Possession Given on the 25th OF
March next. Apply 10 g. ". OLDHAM,
Feb II Elkion, Nd