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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-12

NOTICE.-RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
IN RAILROAD COMPANY.-The fifth annual
meeting OF the Stockholders in the Richmond and
Danvi lie Railroad Con pany will be held in the city
of Richmond on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day If
December, 1882. The Stockholders will have the
privilege OF going to and returning from the meet
ing on the cars free Of charge.
VAN DEURSEN, Secretary
Form Of Poacer Of attorney TO pote at meeting of
the Stockholders:
KNOW ALL MEN THESE PRESENTS: That
ap5o'rt attorSey I,hev or either Of than, ior
-, and in - name, to vote ali quss-
lions that may be brought before the meeting +
The Stockholders OF the Richmond and DanyiIle
Raiir ad Company. to be held in the city Of Ri, h
1nond, on Wedr esdsy, the 9Th day OF Decemte,
1852, or any adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
rs,ifying all the acts of said attorney in the pre-
misses. fully as If were present And
voting In person.
ia testimony whereof have herpnto afr xed
- hand this - day of = 1850
No, MY aLau H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-12
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

FftHE subscriber, having completed his winter ar :.
T. rangemenis, takes this opportunity of return.
lug his sincere thanks TO his friends and the public
generally, for ihe liberal patronag he has received
since he opened the above establishment, and begs
leave to say that the Exchange Hotel is now In
better condition for the comfort Of its guests than
has ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience which add greatly to It's
style, well 10 its comforts and respectfully So
hcits continuance OF the patronage hitherto so lib
orally bestowed upon him.
JOHN BALLARD,
no l0-dts Proprietor
From the Richmond Wig of Noo 9Th, 1852.
EXCHANGE HOTEL This celeb ated Hotel dis
tingushed throughout the county for its superior
accommodation, has, under the manageme at of its
present landlord, Mr John P. Bal ard, acquired in
brief period greatly extended celebrity. And
that such is the is no matter Of surprise to US
Indeed it is but striking confirmation OF fact we'll
known to all who have any knowledge of MIR BIS
mode OF entertain ne, to wit, that in enterprise il
activity, in the manner and style of furnishing, in
studlous and anxious efforts to secure comfort and
happiness to his guests, he is unsurpassed any
where. We have been inclined to say this much Of
the Exchange, aud its landlord in particular, by
personal observation of the superb accommodation
OF the house and the interchangeable efforts of MIR b.
to accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
thst receL thy many striking changes have been made
upon the principal floor, both useful and ornament
al, which indicate increased comfort and conven.
fence. no lots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-12

M OftE NEW ts0OOS.--IHOS Il. PRIOE
w CO, have just received new styles
Cloth and silk Closks and Nantes
Hack Velvet Ribbons
Rich Furniture Prints
Lace Berthes
Black Lsce Mitts. and many other srsic,es
ocl4 u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-12

CAL DISCOVERY!-Wit such testimony no strop.
ger proof be given, unless it be trial Of this won
derful Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
Let the afflicted read! read
BARRELLvILLE. ALLEGANY Co, Nh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-12

IGOR MATs-A general assortmens O. tne 40
: ~ for sAle q nGMTIRSs Ut Msa "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-12

A LII SMALL NOTES, (t.XCtpT UNION
n BANK,) taken a. the market rates for Dry
Goods at IL kOSENfELD'S, No. IT'S Broad Of,
where the greatest bargains win be offered in every
artic e-such a. kouslaihes. Cash,neres, F eaeh
and BfiIish Mersnos, plaia ani figured Alpaca,
s,iSs, Embroideries 10 geeat variety, Hosiery
Iioyes, CheInisetses Sieeves, Collars, Carpets,
biank u, tisnneis, Cloths, Caasiueres, satiae,s.
jerseys, Linseys &c; Cotton Cloth Il ON cents 10
the hnest II RoSENF cid, ITS Broad street,
oc 2a-lm*
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

IRON WORKS for SALE.-Ihe NEW
rn nv YpoS COMPANY offer for sale all Iher
pr,ocy,v Al Boontea. Morris Go inty. s.. .S all
BIAS h.sd,pss and accessories complete IN evsu
rsspecf, s.i ysldss an sanaa average pf'dao' VI '''
ss:s p.,sr Min, containing eight double yuddns .Aa
k~sftns furnaces. tar.c trains OF rolls IN ssS sno
io. hand read, 70 ss' sp p.s.ss
Il cnesble Of pYoduciss Coz tut OF oan PEI
Srsps buemss o. '.s MAJ are new -. cs.s,s1
rnS.Ists Conf eerss With the Mill 10 Fssndly. Ma
shise Smith Pattern sod czpentes. shops amply sum
snts Fsctory With i've patented machines for rail-
,osA sk e. for Oh pixies and one Tor vso ana Of
q annual capacity OF zoo 'uas ,,v, in 1879 d.
sAs no thorough and plse manner and Of an annual
eapeeity Of % 900 essss . -.
AFsctory for Nail Kegs with an .ne iesv. T., !. =
machines. and capable 'eu''"s n'a'' an" ''' ~
'. D.s Sn House. for the and wo!tmsa ssa
i ~ ssss su.Jr ,s nj ~ ssocs
s.Ao.s~s GtsIlss asd outbuildngs Of all kinds NO
~. no town Iots remain unsold in the in mediate
.e,xSborhoed Of lets sold AID already built u2on Ihe
s r:- ~ . and the La. q
- AL has never been proved
ke above property embraces about rs acres lsAd
xateY pswer Of from so to Zoe feet mead and a suppuse
= lie water brought for the purposes Of navigation BY the
Ho1s Cssal Company from Lake Hopsscesg and from
the Recksway River. ,esethes forming wst:f p,.es
hch for peTnaasncy ~ volums hight OF fe ano neeoo
men Saek 10 second only In the State 70 inc wsF
voves q Pstsfsoa .
Tl: ~; S., ~ from sas X. :s
transport tier manufactures to Newark, - miles, " 70
Cy .a1 Esss1 Railroad passes within fosr miles
ss Sc have been sxpssdsd the property By the pc
seat ''''r'''''' ~ DUDLEY 'S'iii iTUILEk CO,
Or 10 VIM. O. LArHaop: Tts,SssIm m,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
.EREMPTOKY SALE Of vALUA:

u ByE REAL ESTATE The euDsci1DeUs ~ oseCsA
uees u Real Estate Of y0hn Dccdace
u Huntingdsa euf. Ia Cousty will sen tae same a. rns
he Asco the late ye.desee Of the said John 20
In vornoa valley on WE prESDAf, INC Sitn Of Mooa
nsN, ooansncing q, 10 cclocs. noon
ley one nile from NorA Port HaIbor aad te miles from
NswYork ssd cosssts o 1st. The Homestead. containing
about 20 q improved lama on which i.5gs Two
sory dwelling house wh store attached and al neces-
saly bu6mgs THIS of tbs best locations Tor
ooust store and public house in that part OF the couat
nd besn occupied such for more than ffy pears
a. Adjoining on the east Is acres Of improved land on
Witch two-story dwelling house, bssn COW house ana
BLACKSMITH shcp 3D. tract Of land about 40 rots north
sentsnnE about 70 Is Of which are improved, the
remainder weed hand. lh About II acres OF imPcvea
led lying south Of and adjoining the homestead On
Wl1oh 10 . convenient one story dwelling house fh,
South ef the homestead, lot, on which u one story
lwslisg hsuss. 9Th. Adjoining said lot on the west
saothof lot on which 10 large carpenter seop I'm,
tract of land about half mile east, containing about
acrss Of Locust and cther timber 9Th, tract Of salt
pealew, about one ana halt miles north OF the homo
efsad, Containing about Oh, About acres OF
woodland 10 reds south OF the Homestead ON the
east Of the highway 10TH another tract about 70 rods
south the homestead the west Of the highway con-
SsiDng sbeut 10 sces improved, the remainder
we'd lana The laad 10 under high state Of sui
tvston and well TOche th young grated frat trees
Of the choicest kinds Terms n sale half cash. the
andsr Il - days credit Huntn gton. March eth 1851
For further partlcu AIRS inquire Of Woodruff CO.,
aW ryoat.st, o. NJ. PL TT, lsl South-st.
MELAHCrHoN BRYANT. Trustees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
sTSH1se a9G BRYANT. rru.s....
ELAMMERSBURGH.-This new VII

Il lass. soosssibe several times day both By stages
and steamboat situated wi'hin eight miles Of the CITY
HAIL. opposite Harlem tbs College Poat and Fiashing
Bay, rushinG and adjcniaK the village of euatou
sort which sold 90 Tesdiy last spnnT and building
quite st laid out tbs scale tho streets Of both
places iAtsxssctns each srhor and will. from s CON-
mandDe aust0n, distant period BE- Of the priR-
spalssspsrts in the vicinity Of Newly The lots
y size from two TO four clty lots In price from $l to
15e The 123 down. and the rest in instamsns
which enables every person. however
to become his own landlord II likewise offers IN induce
neat 10 ne capitalist, rnely net with there m no
~ months ell 1t twice the price asked Being
ssednsI healthy and snroandsd y scenery which cannot
q Tlu.hnG Rters Island. Mornssnia, York Island the
Pasade Rocks Casskl Mountains to West Point, making
one Of the ,le places for that osa
y imagined MA fs~ lots unsold Satonport price
~, Any ~ ~ s Nv, pS m 'ns so,,S p.sces
Inflammation viii be chsesfully gwen. JOHN A. FLAM:
MEA No. 1I West isth ~. between 7th and 9Th An
payments for Ssrstson port and F,amussburgk lots must
be made personally TO 10 IN A FLAMMEk. II paid to
any one else they viii be nuA and vosd Ocs hours sn
lto Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
LET-The CARR HILL Resi-.

I'M OF ~ acres OF good land for one or more
ans, .a4 place beautifully situated IN westchsstsr
oes nom plot haven Depot, bstwsen Nslross and Iecd
49, eng hn COMMANDING view Of Yorkvis Hsrlem
IN iocsa"e veFy desirable, heuss bu in ths modsrn
sy.e Win aholnk dora marble mAntsis, gra,e &c four
nne ioons on nrst floor. and i've the secoad Asa
Hcaen sna eeGar.a good ws OF wsesr aud nsvsg-
ping Also. eeoc barn With room fsr usn atahIss
Snnsxe ,heuse. &C beautiful lawn and gaxdsn AT,
gear vane Of yeang fruit ard trees nowe,s
seIe1oe'y ke Immediate possession of reuq,r.d
nW Iar eef particulars, apply to JOHN NJ BECK ~
NE presises Also for sale beautiful elevated brd..
safe oil su acres adjoining the above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
At PRIVATE SALE-A valuable

n Yarm suitable for senteel county Tss,oeScs ~.
York bstw cen Bulls Ferry the English Nsshborhood
TuDpiis Gaze in the County Of Bergen: STATE OF New
Also smother parcel of land with the dwelling house and
buildings thereon. on Balls ferry hoad opessme
tvation One half of the purchase mesey can rsmain
on bend and mortgage. For pYlce and fQI percutafs
apply to ANTHONY j. BLEECKER. Auoisnscr,
~TT'' No, 7 Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
AaOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To

lvQ Manufacturers. Mechanics Merchants 0sIosners'
ana other 40 rare chance for pleasantly located Com
try SeatsThers offered for sale several es Iof
soses in III. fouTishre village CHAMPIONSHIPS 0H ON
se DsaW Rive .slllv.a Co N one Of The pnac .,
pal stations the NewYsrk ard E1e hairoan az az
siars inquire ID Narrcw,sursh Of Vsr MdSKs1
BLEECkEh, No Broad st., sr r. A OESCHEh. 70;
Oreenwch where also. can be seen IN exact map OF
saId vlliaRe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
To LET-A STORE and DWELLING

= HoB0KHN. corner Of stA and Garden, q co.-
u1ne ni1s Ioens, and situated rood baa meas lsss-
49, number Of three story Hoases. bsaanfay locsssi
sns i.rvs ssvae sss wefsE; piszzas marble nantes
ior ssle. and parts Of House. 70 lss SiessS -
~ oe sosaefsvs ctly Property Rssl ssfss bsSshs
Asses. e.S' ~ D. A. sOA3D,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
HOUSE at YONKERS for SALE

u Il For Sale. House and Lot at Yonken most beau
tfuy situated the banks Of the Hudson and
most beautiful prosps ct-unsurpassed even In thar 70.
village The House large. and built in the most
substaptia with ktchen and wash aooan-
ing al in rspay The Lot 10 ITO feet front and rear
b. 100 feet deep Additional land may b yuc
II desirsd Terms accommodating. II not sold BY the
middle April the House will be rented Tsm the first Of
MAY II IL we'll calculated for large fam ", or
or of gro H BILL, No 1888 Nassau It.. NeW-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

snck dvsllns houses aad lets Ncs - and u Baak st.
near tsA- lets Is BY ie houses BY Il feet have all
1srn improvements and excellent order Also the
skree sso hck dwelling houses and lots in Of the
seevs. noetns % Troy e., alse N exosent condition
Anee e. Lot. b 10. houses q by a. veg desirable
evening" And Nae yard, gas il the street. Ass. the ven
Ne ss Vet a,ss, esashsfany situated opposite the
srs,.Ss ne Ia ss ssn.a having ill modern ir
Yet and buildings Me-. les Esst Broadway Lot IS by a
ApPN 70 WILLIAM HARSIII Ne a ciia "a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
E0R SAlE--One of the most desirable

FAHu0 ma CUUNTKf HESJDENCES n
Dlshsss County beng Twelve minutes ride toysr bean
anal roadl from the village Of tbs bald
Ass are eli new and in order with variety Of fruit trees
So said fam CONTAINS scres all land fenced with stone
wall and waeeIed with failing springs Having
beautiful building utes, viii be sold purchasers
Tor peSeens fcnd Of the Sublime and beautiful in nature
sannet Be surpassed for landscape and nsuutaiu
scenery having IN view Of from twenty
iery niles ccpsistse Of the rishk Mountains with the
me pine srohards ANA range OF mountains extending
quite ine assachussts. and also the villages Of New
rss further inform atass mcguire on the premises el
EDWARD BRUNDI0H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
TONY BROOK COTTAGE aud

~ FARM for SALE-Io The town 81 Rye pleaslntly
situated the BSsos Turnpike, and half miles from
the railroad derot at Mamaronsck There good dwell
iDs or cottage with nclossd with elegant fences
handsome spacouss carriage barn and stable also tenant
house All the buildings in complete order and newly
painted and will require repairs for years. There
Il about 30 Of land suitably dvded into orchards and
iuN about the dwelling. excellent garden, 60
Stony Brook 10 the northern boundary Of the farm, aud
directly the Sounc distant half mile. where IL good
boating aud fishing Rye beach in the vicinity which IL
surpassed for bathing purposes Beautiful roads
and Ans drives every direction. There several fine
building sites on the farm, commanding views Of the
Sound For person doing susness in New York. or for
aummeI residesce this place offers many attractions In
QuiIe Of HOMkR MORGAN, No. Pine ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

k(~OR SALEs@StamfOrd,C 0nn.-IhSI at6
rssstsscs Of Henry Sanford. ESQ N q: vllass q
stamford Conn at distance Of and half hours ride
from thu cty. This place, having been lifted xp BY Mr.
Sanford for he ssasace without regard TO trosels
any gentleman whe Wishes his family to enjoy the advaD
&es Of the country while he attends daily TO his business
In the city The Dwelling House cool and Nry in
ner with beautiful sAsds and well inclossd and warm IN
winter. with eaavsaisnee. ~ furnace hot and
Stables. Coach House, leo House, Garden with flowers
sad sarybSsry In sAsrt. a. rssdsncs, this place
binea al the advantages Of the countryts health it
pleassss. its bssatss-with the most modern convene
encss Of sty homo. Communication to Stamford On the
New. Yerk ana Nsw-Haysn Railroad by all trains Ss5
year Dor dnwinEe and . more particular Description
epply - j. SMITH DODGE, No. 81 Bond-st, MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
0op SAJE-A NEAT COTTAGE,

III entirely ns~, containing twelve Iocms-ncl sans
bstkips reouapd one three, twelve, " sE atss,
aorss land adjoining the :ame sfua'sa On. m's ao
Eop,e and AZ ioinnx ins lads Of Messrs W. r. PrleT
and Charles Dswrng and running from the street to The
river.
Upcp the premises stable carriage house &c. and
about oO6 frult trees choicest v.neJ many ~
which are III full besnpg Also vafieiy OF snade uee,.
scep~yy unsurpassed on the Hudson aver ,ectson
heathy good ans and walks tn he village TITS inc-
ufahIs taxms oaky n n. MAC6 Ns"V1kh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
Tor SALE.-A Farm of fortv.tv.

eeres situated within - ninutss walk ef Lsns
assS SoSna and 10 Of PoTeh Railroad DSp6s
S"iSi,s U. ~ =: sy'a. River. o. The Farm ave M
brnsrIy Known = CA FEY ssw@ Srsls Tres L VAS
- . musn county ssasaes 81 NswYsrk families
tys the Fam rev village forming r,nS TIA nss,
uens seod cne for investments the Whole msy he soIa
esr tuiidne sss nsls clear Hall the purchsss mcnsv
nay rsnai. % eosd aAa s.w9.ss Appv On IL PsS2y
81 70 n. vIEGAAN. Ne nj vsziek-st., sonsT ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

TO LET or for SALE-A large and
cennodious Hotel aad Boarding Hosss /. Nor
Conn on the line Of the New York and New Hsvea
OF NE pepos Of the Dsnbuy and Nofwsk and the N Y
ahd haliroads Ii elsibly on sinr IRON ad
i'se and OF the aaads it mouth in Lur lei
cceha ~ admirably adapted for q hotel or BOARDING.
uaced hher By the beauties Of the scsnsry asd
OF recreation ashore well a. on the Wa,sr
ne always more such applicants thsa can Al
nocaIoks besdse these. the house an be dlsd
- tem the village tue year SoaAd Possession
Hp' o. Terms, sc app personally, or by LET.
'eI,NF. A QUINTARD. Norwalf. Conn - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
IHO LET-In q retired and heantifnI ate

LIZ IN retfed and beautiful site
=. seH harlem six minutes walk from cars thres min
uss ron stages half Of dcubs House four 10 ar Foam.
VIE SsISsn grounds and Fruit trees to . small fsmiiy
wnooas caucen Tue other part 10 occupied by fsIil,
ths pan TO be let will be put foslow cu,tsm
~ inss) Sloa to $40, accsrdinr to rooms
80 sseunas wsnss None but family Of vsry sslsct
RAL," at this Office ~ '~ no-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
Gonses Uante0.

HOUSE WANTED.-A small genteel
IA nily with to meet with the owner Fl house hay
the odsrn mprovem who would DO willing to
b. ard in payment Of the rent ard give the privilege
of taking few other boardes The advertiser has
tory references To gentleman with small family.
who does wish the of Housekeeping, this ia
vose opportunity Of securing the comforts Of home
Location desiisd between Houston and 3oh ats west
side Of the city preferred Address for enc week. B. at
this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
SALE or Ia LET-The we'll

il known Cotton Wills at Mareswsa. Datchsu c. ".
aiLpg 5000 spindes. 1870 looms and ~ otaer
narhinev u,ce,ssry for ma coored fancy Or
plaip cotton 90 mills and machinery will De SOLD
separately together % viii BE- rsntsd sp'n reaso9a,H
N v 10 L. ACKEhMAN at the Works, or 10 HO-
MRp RAMSuEI.I,. Nsvbunh. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

neoe.ar nschnsJ or naSine ya7n oonsis:ns 81 SEQ
2ss!s!sa ssn4les Cssts. Picker Drawing Franc Wash.
- " W.! $500: w.ssa gIs.:: epcOlss q &C:
a ne SsnSsss ssoeA D~slhAs- Heasss. Ba1 Carriage.
aosse, e %; Y Aease q Awlly oelivased LAID WITH
wishia three Aeurs ride 81
w Vsvi rsL rse1 The whole BE- bsasAt Il bar
AZ, SMITH, Ne Is Nsssasse., 1ssa q, - sssirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
loves SEWING MACHINES.-

Il The ORIGINAL patent, gantsA 1876, upoa which I'll
ethers hov in lss infringe. The pubic are castionsd
ssane psrehAsns Machines or Rssfs Of any other pr
sons uAsss their psven Of at0rnsy dated sscs Fsb
I le51 = all otheTs have bsea revoked HOWEHpAr-
ENr FA6fvNINGS for PANTS, also fer sale.
ELIAS HOWE. IT,. Ne 81 Droa1vV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

Saratoga eprings, n. Y. This large and cemmodious
HOTEL delightfully."- located the west side Of Broad way.
vne door south Of Union Hail and in the immediate vicinity
Of Congress Spring will Be let for term Of years. froe
tho st day Of May next. The Hotel entirely Few, and
the establishment 10 in complete order The rooms are
large and arranged with reference TO the accom-
wo6ston Of families No better hotel establishment for
toga For further Particular inquiries may b made Of
LESTER BARTLETT. Esqrs, OF this village, or OF the
subscriber the prsmises The property also for sale
on reasonable terms. JOHN H. WHITE.
- lo 1e51
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

II Neptune House dselling bsautfulls situated the
bark hs 6ae Of The Sound With
f,dr II ard and very fac gpcen well stocked with
TIE choicest fUts. shruboery and flowers good siaong
aud coach house, with every convenience for fanlf
Abe Yelling read furnished well situated with foar
&C e. Of good land. stocked " Oh fruits Aso
the With fine views, Nth garden attached
within minutes ride Of the railroad depot and i've
unstes walk Of the steamboat deck Fer aud
tier PARTICULARS nosife Of John BOLTON, the preni
sts on a T. w OGDEN Ne lHan0vsr-st New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
HOUSES, STORES and OTHER

II PROPERTY, In he city asd vicinity Of New
York Let and the Rents Collected, or Leased for
Of years. and the rents guaranteed where sa6cisnt
inducements are offered Landed and ether estates
taken csEtocy Agent or Attorney Real Estate city
ard country. (he growing West ncudsd) b,uGht. sold
and exchanged Money invested In stocks loaned %
good City Bonds and Mortgages interest TO- collected ;
prompt returns in an cases commsnoas moderate.
K H. BR0TN.
Once No. II Wall st from to P: NJ. No. 1891 Hoss-
ton st., frn e ,;A, A. u and y, lr'p 70
Z Co. No. g South st; VIM. H saith Esq, No
hans Esq, No. q war-st.; Harper Brothers, No. 80
Clif-6.
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IRON WORKS to LET-The Iron

IRON WORKS to LET-Ehe Iron
II Works foot Of 59tb- st. N. r known a. HAMMERS.
LY FORCES place 10 well adapted for any kind Of
iron BUSINESS for other manufacturing purposes rsqur
ing powell there beng low pressure engine Of ~ in
he premises There are ase two yelling houses al
sice building. and good whaTf with 10 to II feet water.
20 any taking the whole properly fer tenn Of years,
Il will Be let low. Apply to
L. B. WARD, 10th av, corner Of s9.h-st.
For sale above high pressure Engine 81 in Cylinder,
In stroke together with boiler and paseat rotary blow
or suit able for blowing small cupoa furnace. or several
miths' fires have been in use only about years.
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TO LET-The large and convenient

Il dwelling and cut houses, including ice house, &c and
ten Of land situate about three miles southwest of
the village of NswbuEeh from the fist day OF April nett
The premises supplied with good well and cisern
ter garden and abundance Of choice fruit and shade
trees II commapds extensive prospect. and 10 heal
II, location. Fer further particulars inquire Of B. r.
JAMES X. DIXON
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above.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing - fnd
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re q kpdpsss snd md inprovsasns secured y tnsres
rsfruction will BE- pleased and served q the Connsr
nd Clssroal schsel, No. " Henry g.