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Hampers MAGAzINR.-We have received fror
u. W. Randolph. Main street, the July number q
this Magazine. Its merits are too well known /
need comment
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q ICHMOND COLLRGE.-The unde

p richmond COLL the under
~ signed, acommittee appointed by the Board
|of Trustees of Richmond College, are prepared hi
receive applications for the Office Of Stewari far
|tne above insutuiion. married man woud bs
|pteierfed salary $40 per annum, with house
rent and board for family free of exuense. n N
desirable that the person selected should eater
|Ihe duties OF the Office by the LIST OF August next
address RICH'D RElNs. rnr.I
WELLINGTON GoDDiN, }msstse.
|SAVE YOUR FiLEs.-Jeweiers' Deniisss'.
- sawyers, Carp nters and Machinists Files and
Rssts made To order. Also. old Fijes ~ emf ana
warrant d. at the Virginia File serks, Manchester.
IVA
Orders lett al the store of Mr. seagera. l4h st !,
anear 70 biidgs, OF he Works, viii De promptly
8attended &c. 10 le--lfs..
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FALSE The alarm OF ire at half past nine o.
|clock last night.
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BOUND OvER-Norman and Rebeccs Page, free
negroes, were On yesterday required to give secu.
Brity in the sum OF $40 for telling Daniel Ryan,
white man, that ais word no better than their
Iif as good
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The argument of counsei in
favor of the application to bail g. Blankenship
Twas adjourned over until TODAY
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The Gflee of the New York Her.
aid, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for al the Newspapers
Magazines and CHEAP Publications, Is at I093
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
az " General Agent.
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~ Rev. Mr. Stopford. an eminent Metho'
dist Clergyman, died 10 New York on the
,25lh.
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THREATENING. Warner Banks, who belongs
Ito w. F. Watson threatened the life Of Lucy Mat
thews some Gays since, and On yesterday was or
!dered 20 lashes.
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- We cannot forbear calling the sftention ol|
h,;c ~ tie numerous testim onals OF skill and
and artistic talent which constantly volunteered
from the press and frorn private nasiduals 70 y.
now old established skyght Gallery OF which n.
Pratt is proprietor at No lap Man nrssr n rsisb
|,he. are received, commencing with our own jour
hal Mr. pratt has fitted up hts new estao' n;n
In stvle which reflects much credit upon ms TASTE
land liberality .-Daily DisPatch. o,,;.;,a
vbiIst his skylight is superb -Whts.
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~ The persons accused of land warrant
|corger;es in New York noticed in our tele.
graphic dispatch yesterday were taken before
IA Justice and detained in custody for further
Their names are William Mer-
rhine. Thomas Lawson, VIM. H. Griswould,
Hamilton r. Boone, Edmund F. Nexsen, and
Horace B. Pike. the government appears
determined to prosecute the matter to the
fullest extent.
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70 CHOLERA. DIARRHHA. CT

4, 80 OHUIlEhAt DIAHU hU1As CHO
|LEkA MORBUS, CHOLICS, .CRAMP, GRIPING
PAINS in THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &c, may be cured by
|Stabler's Great Summer Remedy.
None genuine without the signature of z. H.
!STABLER, nj. D.
Chiils and Fevers, Ague, Bilious, Remittent
land Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Wearil
mess IN the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundiee,
Dyspepsia &C., may be cured by stabler's Great
|Ague and Fever Specific.
None genuine without the signature OF r. H..
EStabIer, NJ. d.
Stabler's Alterative-A valuable remedy fer
impurities OF the Blood, Erysipeiss, Boils, Salt
Rheum, Milk Crust, Rheumstism, Bronchitis, En-
(larged Tonsis. Sore Throat Dropsy, Ulcers on the
|!egs, Swelled Glanus, Dersnged Liver. Oppression
lPaipation OF the Heart. letters, &c, e..
All OF the above for sale in Richmond By GAY
NOR g. WOOD, DOVEi& IsAAcS andIPURCELL,
lLADD CO. X. III. STABLER, NJ d,
lie 2S-3lF Afexandr;a We
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CKEAT FIRE In CHEKAW. - -
VI MONTREAL AND OTHER pr 49, -,

have just received certificates from Highly respects.
bile merchants in the above cities, who were b,r..
out rev days since, and but for having one ~
Herrings Salamander Real Fire Proof satss ,bs y,
would have lost all their books and papers 0 rss
of them says, have of Herrings SAFES in nv,
store cost $50. would not take $1,000 and b
without it.
Cali and supply yourselves with one which ws
ARE now receiving, at the New York factory pr;ee.
land none of your spurious kind made Tor ssise
but we warrant to stand the hottest fire ana n 49,
Its contents from all harm.
FRY & McCANDLIsH, Agents
Je 81 Cary street
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Keep your Blood P.re.-In order t

80 Keep yCuT nfUOu 2 II =. ,,,,,,.r ,,ye
|eujoy health during the approaching ..l -, :
neeaful is to keep the blood pure; and in order 70
accomplish this we know of no greater purlher OF
The blood to recommend than the celebrated DR..
Vegetable Tincture. which oy iIs
|wonderfu cur es has established for itse repu'
!,at;on far surprising any medicine known. we
would respectfully call the attention of the afflicted
|to another certificate of the strongest character
which may be found in another column OF our pa
per, and would also remind them that TINS meal
street, who is supplying the trade at proprietors
|orices Call aud get a pamphlet gratis.
my Of
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LAND WARRANTS.-The

HALVES II. SUTTON, NOTARY
~ PUBLIC Particular attention paid q
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. OF
dee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va nv 6
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II Mexican Mustang Liniment, Inn

Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire Tor these y
the proving cause to the great advancement now in
|oueration in the Medical world New light blazes
up and old practises and old mixtures are discard
led. The six new astonishing combinations IN the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate nesh
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assIs'
'oature TO recover her lost powers and become
healthy which is evidently the true cause why II
lis SO successful and why SO many physicians that
ARE acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re
it.
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EOk sALE-A smack and Boarding Hons
liz most favorably situated, with COMPETE 49,
teaance, such tables, chairs and other fursifsa
dinner and tea service cooking stoves, etc e.r Al
iDew, and in first order. To be sold for 60. -
lat moderate price. For further inform stion sn1s
ar the Dispstch Office s-fsnny
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THE ARCTIC REGIONS.

The British Nautical stsndard snnounees
the intention Of the Hudson's Bay Company 81
con,inue, snd IL possible complete, the d'scov.
eries in the Arctic regions. Sir John kae VIII
be Immediately dispatched to the Nortnefn
coasts of America on voyage OF exploration.
He will proceed by way Of Chesterfield Inlet
ito Cape Nicolai, Sir James Ross's furthest 10
1851 thence to survey as far north as Cape
bird, Sir James Ross's furthest in lS50-ihus
TO complete the northwest passage. Dr.. Rae
will also search various other portions of
those inhospitable.. shores to set at rest the
conflicting statements with regard to them, and
give to the world fresh knowledge of the
country. But paramount object with DR..
Rae will be the search for Sir John Franklin.
I'VE have already expressed our opinion tina,
such an object will be fruitless, yet there may
be ground for hope that the long lost naviga'
tor is still alive. At all events great credit
cannot but be given to the Hudson's Bay Com
Ipany for their enterprising conduct on behalf
lof science and for the sake of humanity.
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) ! Eanes fEem thfss q ~ bss \ nu saao
hctur1es to AmeEica. The character 81 he fnse.s.
ments which they ofAr Il established. ma ~
chesers msy safely rely upon getting rood art;cis
they furnish them q northern prices, and isrs.
assortment may be found, varying from The lowss,
and costly. esans
Also, for SALE beautiful and sweet toned f.r;..-.
|of Martins make.
All of which may be seen at their Book ana Pc.
Forte Warehouse, l3s Main street. Eagle Square :
ie 30
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|NOTICE.-Noticeis hereby given to an v6o-..
~ Il may concern, that negotisble note, drswn
Gents dated April 18th. 1882 payable four ,o,.s.
alter date to J. '. Crawford order, ard puror,
|ing TO be endorsed by me, is not my endyrsenrs-.
land that the endorsement thereon Is forrsrv Is
that am not responsible for the payment Of tbs
said note.
! lie 30-2te J. " CRAWF0pn
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EF Great cure Tor bower COMPANIES
THE most safe and sure compound for Bowel Com
4 plants, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera, Cholera
SMorbus, Dysentery Pain in the Back, Sides or
Limbs, Toothache, Bruises and Sprains is DR..
Roses Pain Curer This remarkable preparation
gives instant relief to all palms. and is used by the
! old and young. Thousands have been relieved in
Ia few minutes from the most acute pain. In bot
titles at 1871 25 and so CENTS and for sale by Bennett
g. Beers, Adie 81 Gray, Purcell, Ladd d Co. K. X
Duval. O. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, J. Blair, s. M.
aZachrisson, w ?. Ladd. Gaynor & Wood. ie %
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e. EPICURES, ATTENTION
Z 3zS8 TURTLE SOUP.-A fine SEA TUR
TIE will be served up To- Day, at Il
o'clock, at OUR HOUSE, in Soup
Steaks and Fricasses ie 30-1t
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~ TO Inc C1CIZtNS OF IGfCHHUHu HHu
Transient VisitOrs.-H you wish to have your
hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful STYLE and your whiskers changed to beau
ltiful black or brown color, please call at the Amer!
|ican Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooning and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel base
sment.
N. B Hot Cold and Shower Baths at all hours.
!Single bath 25 cents. tickets for 81 American
Hotel, entrance on Ii th street. lie 90
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Drawn Nos .Patapsco, lsO, June "a:
81 6. II 81 g 20 63 43 50 Is ~ u
Fer Tc-Dny.-SUscuehsuns, Class ~ Cspl
tails SO 600, a20Oo, 200 5495, 5000, 1000, % o.
l250. rs numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets $40
Also, Small Fry. Tickets So.
je 80 w. H. STATHAa.
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For To. Day.-Susquehanna Classa Cspliss'
! OF S33,0Ga OF 2, 200, OF tl.00o, Of 5ss7, !
CT 5000, of 1000, 20 OF 1850, dc IS numbers y
dra@n ballots. Tickets slo-snares IN proper
den.
Also, Pafapsco is2. Capital: of 5000 ! o. y
5000. OF 24s2, of 1900, OF 1850, Of wv ~
o. 800, DC rs numbers, 10 drawn oallo9. iieSsS
nv a4-1m Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

BOARD in EAST BROADWAY
pless.nt Rooms ON second floor to let with ful par
tai Board, at No l66 East Broadway House contains
Baths with hot and cold water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
DRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING.-A.C c..

LEWIS begs leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has opened COUNTING ROOM at No 26f Broad
way oppose the Park for the Study and Practice Of Book
keeping by double entry. Mr. Lewis has been practical
Bookkeeper for number of years and has great experience
in Commercial and Financial operations Of the most intricate
kind and the science which be teaches the method adopt
ed BY the majority Of merchants In this city Circulars
tanning terms references and explaining sy the method Of
instruction. be obtained at his Counting Room Those
interested are respectfully invited 20 call.
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CPLENDTD COUNTRY-SEAT 70

- SALE offer for sale that splendid rien saa I'D
sfsnta Mansion and Country erected by INC .'e e.
Citv of Ica Y tone Of the pleasantest and
cities in the Union and within eight hours rde OF New
York tv commanding full view OF the City Of O.a
Hamilton College and the fine intervening valleys OF inc
Ssuquoit and Oriskay Creeks Pure water pure az nns
pardon and orchard and al necessary oeon5
IN IN Ase srendid Farm of ITO OF the rehest Q,
the Mohawk Flats with good farm buildings would De sod
with il ii desired Terms made easy Good and prodoc-
,;vs nonerty in the CITY of New-Yok would not Be 70.
fused in exchange for For further particulars nque o.
JACOB HARSEN, Nc. - West llth-s New YORK, OK OF
'ne soD'S4'''' ~ ~ D. SKINNER
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DURAL HOMESTEAD for SALE

IL The subscriber osers his beaufBl Country Residence
containing about twenty ir high Of cultivation
stuated the town Of Harrison Vescheser County on the
read Leading from Rye TO Wbifs Plains about two miles
from Rye Depot where the trains leave six times day for
EewYoTt The location verJ desirable having an az.
tensve view Of city miles et Long Island Sound and
adjacent country The house large and newly built In
good style with observatory, and containing twelve
reous also large kitchen attached with other CONVEX.
large barn cider mill carriage xanary ice and
poultry houses &c There shre apple one pear and one
plum orchard and great variety Of cherries peaches snr
lawn 70 laid cut in wslkA and planted with VARIETY az
choice huit ad ornamental trees AID <hubbery Apply 70
G. ~ CAkfE = CO No 4ss Pesis Nsw-yorf or
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ROARDlNG.-Ge Gentlemen and their
~ Wives and few single Gentlemen. be ac,omnno-
dated with god Board and pleasant Rooms at No S Had
eon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
NOR SALE or to RENT-At Abbots-

ford on the Hudson River one hours ride from the city,
BY Hudson River r situated II miles above Dobos Fer
~ and half mile below Dearman: two and handsome
ly finished DIV cling Houses each So by "a feet with base
ment attics back buildings halls, pazzas, marble mantle
&C. having in each one OF the
extensive and beautiful views on the Hudson RIVER
The lots occupied by the houses contain about half acre.
can be extended TO contain or more acres as
large adjoining lots for sale at fair rates ypopey w
Also for sale large villa lots in the same village APP
ply TO A. NJ. LYON No. Merchants Exchange, WaIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
LNOR SALE or to LET-A Summer r a..

n Wv SALC OF 90 III. "A SUMMER KeS-
IL idenee the Hudson River and De pot M Dr.
man. - miles frou Newf ork hrst class twosrory tous
Rocn,s and kitchen attached all neatly finished with hr3
walls, marble anteS &e; esriss~h ard stables; hag
an acre o. land handsomely laid with shrrbs and trees,
vssisa kinda ard more land may b had with the houef
. SHOWS to W. s PENOLETON ~
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Real Gstate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
IA Country Residence, situated 80 miles from New York
the New-Jesey Railroad and 10 minutes walk from he
Dep6 and one hours ride from this city On the premises
there story frame house with attic basement and
kitchen being 80 feet front aud 81 feet in depth The house
is incloed ON two sides with piazza and altogether the
most desirable residence in the neshborhood. The grounds
are high Of cultivation and are l6feet front by ~
THONY j. BLkECKER, Auctoneer No. 7 Broad ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
HAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Lots varying In ,se from an s,sh,h of a<rs
~ rx offered Tor the most fayor.bs
terms Ten cent down. and balance on or be- Msrnh
1854 These los occupy very healthy ard beautiful oss
tisn and 10 full Of the East River and In the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the grounds and residences Of seyer,
the most wealthy and respectable esens Of Weschestsr
County Tbs village Is connected with the Harlem Rail
road by branch Railroad For and cthsr
apply 70 D. B. WINTON, No. S 3ryon-row. nssr Hsrs-
Railroad Once, opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

DOARDING.-A few single or married
II Gentlemen can be accommodated with full partial
Board by applying at No IS Popla- two minutes walk
from Fnlfon Ferry on BROOKLYN Nights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

THO LET-The modern built three story
PricL Home No IS 7th-st, between lst and 2d-ays,
COMPLETE with every convenience Apply to
JAMES II. THORNE, No. LOB Wakerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

NOT1CE.-Any person having Tract
Of Land situated ten miles less from tbs city,
North East River, Railroad suitable fer VII
lsge dispose OF the by applying either personally
or by letter. to JOHN A FLASIAER No Isl Wsallsth-
st. between It'll and 9Th
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-,,TT Co. COUNTRY SEAT.-FOR

y SALE CHE AP-Persous wishing to OBTAIN sue upoa
- have now good chance 10 procure hne one con
.a;n;rS little riore than Acres stunsd about -, ysras
shoye The rarcad depot at DoSbs Fery village ~ mcs
- CLsnhers-st IL is well wooded AID wasrcd and hts
two tudirg sites upon IT, commanding unnteiuPsd so Gn
n.isd yies Of the River from the civ to the Highlands
his rround designed to build thereon. bur has
- Irs,s5 in California and has directed Inc immediate
sn.s Of il for cash. in order invest rtheT IN MS oa
ness Apply perscnally OK post paid 20 ~, ,,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

10 second noos can be obtained In new house. with all
ths modern improvement suitable for Gentleman aud
Lay single 0easemen a No ie7 Fast l7h St bswsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

DARN for SALE-Containinp l60
IL scres lee Of which are improved ana Ia rDos eu,fv,
uon. On the premises are necessary buildings ana good
ofchad. Tie Farm well wstered and pleasantly lac.d
IN Falburgh Sullivan Co. NY where cash home mari
may at all times be bad for all knds Of produce AZ New
York City prices with lD miles Transportation .idea To
peon wsins TO engage in the business OF sgrcu,sr no
better opportunity be offered Title indisp1abs Pos
session gwen any time with the crops Prce $1,000: che
third dawn the balance remain Oh boaa and nortsss.
For further particulars inquire OF
WATKINS L HiNE, Ne <5B Rr,.Sv.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

EDUCATIONAL person is DESTROYS
sfobtanips Board in some respectable private family.
in exchange for Beard and Tuit in Young Ladies Board
ing Sch ,o situated about two hours travel oy rAoao'
MANY times In the day Parents might find this good OPP
norpnity to educate daughter without extra expense
Address with references J. l.. NJ, al this Office.
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harm at YONKERS for SALE

Il Within 2. miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
miles of Brcnxyille Depot Harlem Railroad Contains 10
sores of which ~ in woodA Sol sepeort budin
and plenty; water good and fr1it abundant Viev
ne but not In sigh of the Hudson River The pses
under good crop and improvement Some rocks Situs-
n sts1s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
NOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four and

half miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOTS
Of LAND CaTksonsv each $50 f. front and rear and go
a. deep containing together about two acres One OF hes
Lots has been laid out preparatory building with stoned
Or walks and plants with $50 to 200 shade and
Fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cherries 20,
and also has large strswbeuybed raspbees cursnts ae
new well and pump, new crossfences on each side fne
other Is seeded down with Clover
The auy Fstbush its OF access ages pasnet
from Fulton Ferry times daily render this de-
srabe property any doing business in the city and
wishing TO enjoy the benefits Of the country rce
onehs cash and one half bond and mortgage desired
Apply to ENGLEBERT LOTT Auctioneer, Futon-ss,
BROOKLYN, or to ANTHONY LANE, No. IS Wsll-st, NJ
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and FURNITURE for SALE

IL al Cooperstown n T-The House is an On mental
Cottage gothic style three yes old IA Thorough repair and
good order situated directly the beautiful Discs Lake
the head Of the sUsquehsnnah River rple-e with every
convenience abundanty eapaoC and having pure water
brought from distance 9f several niles on every hoor
There ice house attached and stable al nfained with
in of land, ano with iine growth Of young
fruit and other trees-ell the fruit saied-coDing No
thing Is wanting to render suitable II ny respect to
person wishing such place The prospect from the yeran
dab is enchanting
The House snd Furniture viii DC sold for 5000 cash and
possession given Immediately or the House may be bad
without Furniture for tpo Any further information
be obtained No l22 Fulton-t Gp s..r New York; No
~ Bridgest Brooklyn, NY or on the premises Title IN
disputsble. Coopers,own, n. Y. May 1852
JOHN b. BERESFORD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

DOARD.-To let, well furnished Rooms
ID with hoard The house hss beea newly furnished
Reference required Inquire a, No. 81 Walkers, Of
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

VTONKERS LOTS.-For sale plot OF
ard Railroad avs and bounded three sides ~
such avenues and having front of $50 feet on WarsSSS
av Win be sold in lots to suit purchaser Apply 70 o6.
FIELD Counsellor at-Law No. 20 Nassaust New York
The plot ia worthy the consideration OF Building Associa
tons.
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VILLAGE PROPERLY

IL so divided into 90 plots containing from one
quarter to EACH situate the west side OF the
railroad comnencir few hundred feet nom the Depot,
and running three quarters of mile psree with The road
The laid high aud beautiful commanding views Of many
miles ds.stt
Over 600 Peach Apple Cherry Peas and other trees on
the premises
road ID now being worked from Fpdhsn TO Morrsana
village direct through this property
For health Fordha flights mas always been celebrated
no land between this ard Harlem Bridge being well adap
ted for residences
It's nverence 10 the city il about . minutes by steam
IS times and Um the city each day, tom 81 A. to
ii Z. NJ.
Terms made and at prices much less than any other
property of the sdvsnssest be found in the vicinity
NewYok. For maps and further particulars Inquire Of
GEORGE BANKS, at Fordham Hotel, OF L. NEWELL l.
co, No Nassau-st
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no BUILDING SOCIETIES and AS

SOCIATIONS.-Perscns proposing TO build several
houses Together 10 part OF the cost and insure improve
ment in the neighborhood will find t,vorsbe opportunity
in the Lots in Jersey City only four blocks nom tnc y
TO the lower part of the city low prices easy terms inds
nn,nbe title rapid appreciation in value Steps are IN pro-
" y, ntToduce gas nd water There Is little doubt that
the Fe Railroad the Chsgres and Atlantic steamers VIII
have their docks and dep6s in the inmsdiate ,iciny
80 rst man and make further inquiries Of C. j. SMITH,
No so Maden-lsne, Of H. McCOMb, Sieuoenst' ON 'e
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