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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
COUNTRY RESIDENCE The ,dyer.

User desirss to purchase from to 10 acrss Of sod
1And located IN hsstay spst upoA which there is sub
House. with suitable hoasss.
- nut. accessible N one hoar's ride By Rsrosd ana
vAn tes minutes walk Of the Dep5s. aoldsr Of prop
sAdrs@'as n. H. w., Tribune ofses, giving fan dssciip-
e3o0e. or Ave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

GREAT CLOSING SALE of WET
~ CoODS-Tbe subscriber Will offer THIS MORN
ING the balance Of his stock Of WET GOODS greater
baeaIs than before ofs,ed this city. a. the
whole stock must Do sold without The public viii
ind nto their advantage 20 call early The stock Consists
O. IL Linen Sheetlg ri low Case Linen Linen amssk
Napkins Iovehsg Iish Linen sheetrg aad Shifting 10
cases Enslph Pfias At Sd worth 10 pieces De Lanes
At ls worth d. 500 dog Ladies' and Gents Linen Cam
onc Hekfs. A. @. COLBY,
mi 3tso No - Sd Az. fvs ri ni loxh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Hlafhinern, &t.

CPINNERS, MACHINISTS, and other
~ Manufactures, are respectfully invited to see Nam
meth Throstle Of b BRUNDkEDS Patent. now ready to
operate, at oldham Works. near Pateu,n, N. J. Tins
Tbrose is SIXTY feet long with four hundred and eisaty
Spin dies and consider that il will spin better do more
work with less power and less attendance spindle foF
spindle than any other hrostle ever built We shall keep
il on exhibition for week ton days, after which WI
be set up the factory for which 10 intended, ina! Of
ar iot. BRUNDRED. SON CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
VILLA LOTS at PRIVATE SALE =

waving in size from 70 ten acres. ov the eatiss
farm ~ 81 sees now belonging TO Hon l. G gray,
pa.sor situate on the Hghts OF Fordham. Mescaestr
Com,1, II miles from the Cry Hall, New-Yerk OF
ls ~ Inner Morri,aris Depot. Harlem Railroad,
ls fNm he coat Eighth av Railroad on fert-
Issnd and mile from the Sigh Bridge. bounded 90 Tie
wstt by Harlem River and on the ente nerth bJ Asu'
Tordt am the residence OF Lewis q Morris
Indication reed he made uniessi u wanted Tor tte
,he re Object al SIT Gray intends binding the purchase
snS also rself five years not to SELL lease or csi
tyact sry of the above premises excepting Tor the Ues
tsrso1oe chessrs will be beunt TO ere'
hv,idnrx which Sd all st less than 50 600 can
not ,od Mn twoyes,s fom the date OF purchase Ite
Inject Of the above and Is To Ell
Sesvor 10 secure good neshbarho,d and prevent IA
sauces sud little village lots being LAID out This IL
The most frequent and cheap communication
snd from ihe city and untes the double vantage 81
coan,ry and city The year round Trains OF cars are nov
running from the City Hall - times eaily a. early Al
AT and al late as II NJ, and returning TO the Cty
Hall II times daily early an 345 A. NJ and a. lateo
Up NJ. A yearly commu ation ticket can Do oo'axso"
buildings for public worship OF almost evey denomin-
tjon as ell az good roads, already estabnhed F'
iIy supplies of the best quality readily and reasonpy
obtained and il desired delivered at the door This ~pe
Tdee of couptry bounding on Harlem River. from Gags
Bridge to The Hish Bridge. 10 now owned oy SUCH psns
that little care and stfention would secure svon
pancy (conI ecte with its peculiar
one Of if the meat desrsble locations foi 'nA A
For further ard l,hcgrsphic maps inquire
Of and o'clock or of L. @. NORRIS Al Mount Foid-
ham. Joining the premises. ...,.h..s
.nd mo,tSsss MILF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Schools.

EXCELSIOR.-Parents wishing to fad
~ an Institution in which good order 10 msmsainst "
real kindness and rapid Improvement secured By Asros
instruction. will be pleased and served NJ the Commercial
and Classical School, No. IS Henry st
2Of II SOLOMON JENNER, Principal
MO. 80 PRINCE-ST., two doors from
i v Broadway FRENCH and GERMAN n.srsbs 0L
iendordian much improved method BY TkLLERlSG.
Refsrendsy. from Paris. Prospectus gratis.
flf I'm TuTh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
~ COuNTRy REsIDENCE. containing about iwenty
acre, Of land dsoney located nsa! the village o. Sod
ca The ocsfi,n IL yeTy desirable having an extensive
view Of the Highlands tas Hudson River and west FONT
ron The there il desirable and choice seec. on
~ frit and the frui. trees ers heathfa and unity
condition For further particulars inquire OF GEok6E
p NORRIS at the office q TIE Home Journal IN Mer
subscriber .x,nunsow
MP 4tTu&Fs ALEXANDER AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
panrina Gflocls.

HANGING ACADEMY, No. ITO G!s cs5
- st., fourth door from Broetway-p. SAn r.sa
Professor, Inventor and sole Teacher known ,ss 6ss
OF the new ard fashsnable DaIcss. ntvihs "A
their duties has the honor 70 zpprss the ~ -
lie that henceforh all IessoDs viii be suenosa sv
At any hour VI the day and evening. And Lsnes ~
temsn who will favor him with Their y
assured that with few Lessons they va os 10 less
shall bs given oat Of his house. and ne mgacisr
furnished for S0irses or Balls. III int-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

VERY LOW REPRESENTATIVES.
and JEwELRY At REDUCED PRICES-Tns sub
scrbeI expecting TO receive several large invoices Of
WATCHES and JEWELRY, 10 selling OIL bis present
stock at greatly reduced prices:
Fine Gold Lepine Watches holes je~elsd, sS
Fine Go d Detached Levers, full jsweled- 80
Fine Colo Patent Levers .-.-.-.....---.-...-3 So
and all other kinds of Watches at equally low prices
also all kinds Of Gold Cha pure Gold Wedding Rnss,
Gold Keys and Seals Colo Pens and Pencils Gold AID Sill
Thimbles, Diamond Rags and Pins, Bracelets. God
Locke Cuff Pms, Ear Rings Gold and Silver Specaces,
BFsastpins, Finger Rings Silver Fruit Knives. Sterling
silver Spoons Cups Forks &c. at much less prices than
any ether house Gold Wa.ctes as low $50 each.
Watches ard Jcvelry eIchsnged. AL Watches warranted
TO keep good time 90 returned Watehe Clocks
aud Jewey repaired In the beat manner at much iess
than the usual prices. GEO. C. ALLEN,
Importer Il Watches and Jswelry Wholesale aud Retail,
No II Wall ST., rear Broadway, up stairs, formerly at
No 81 Wall At. Nu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
JemeIrp, ST.

MANUFACTORY Of SILVER-WARE
lvl FOR THE TRADE-Articles of every description
for the Trade with pro nptns and Dispatch
6torekeepe, out vi tbs city, invited 10 call and
inc specimens which, manshiP and quality Of sill
yer will pare fayorably with any other abhmsnt
Tea Sets Urns, Pitchers Cups TIumpets &C. also Spoons
and Forks OF q variety sf patterns.
rs SmTuPh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Garpetinss, Oil CLOTHS. sc.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
= esmpsisd h, extensive snd tm2or'spi stsrsh,a
IN biz old eant No. IFS william at, septrsufs The
wheiesas rom the retail depart and hsvrg ssss
GATED Sb him DAVID WEBB date vita Az
B,gr,ps Co Is ready 10 oif-r the folio .i.x s.si
which have been selected with great fre he nss
celebrated nsLuiAciories Of Earose and The Csiiei a
VIZ.
ROYAL TApEsrpY vELvErs;
TEPE>TRY hEUSsELS,
THpEE PHYS, new styles:
lNGRAiNs. of every Grade
VENbTfANe. nf atvMths.
OIL CLOTHS. MArrINGs &c IA
Ard hhs~se In daily receipt u goods Of ever e.
scrlpoa connected with the usde f,r Auction, fsfntss
together sniivsled assortment 10 Which a.
especial attention Of courtJ Dealers spd &C AZ
abb furnish anew their houses hotels. ussst~
ships, &c, &C. WM. N. 6RoRrr,
DAVID wE8B.
No lie WI lam d, between fsi.sa
ni1 ard JoAa s,s., Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

HENRY WELLS and his SISiiETnss
IL u MADAME p GavsIlD ACADEMY for DAs De. Il
and Graceful Dspormepf, II the etsyycs~nt - TSS
SsS Broadway Glasses fo1 Adults on Monegs ~ x.ss
q Wetpesdsys ana saturday, ct P. -. Hoo" WI
10 special e. sssss and private Lessons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
II AND suitable for a VILLAGE.-F

u AND suitable for tlLLAGE.-For
woodland situated on the Nsw-ver1 and New. Haven
Hairead between the village Of New Rochelle and Pei
sanyie y miles from Ne York. Trains rua past these
Se esstA By the road esisw to East CAester Apply
-. e. a. iSnlIh. Nsw-R Rochelle. OF 70 =. AUEReACH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
Diano-fortcs.

BOSTON PIANOS.-SAFF0RD 4
- BROTHER, No. ses Broadway, ". agents. iss u
following wel-knows Boston Plsnc-rsrte Eestsh,ne.
nsats VIZ hass' Allen I'esee,.o,. TO sr;.s IA.
Prices from SITS 10 see. PAaOs rsDt aad tsss
81 lnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

SCHOONER for SALE-The fast sail
the sdn me sc Es nsARTIE Van ByRES
hS, hvsa. IS fees tssi draw feet waite.
when loaded carries 3e bnJden She has rebuilt
from her kel this last spns she has rigging and
new sails throughout Also everything complete aud IN
running order at any moment She well calculated to
run to Virginia IN the pine wood trade Said schooner
be bought low and accommodating terms bv APPLYING
toPErER CHAMER Poughkeeps or to wv DRAKE
Deputy Sheriff, City Hall N. Y AR Ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

NIAGARA MILLS COTTONS.-Ioo
cases sxtss ssperfss y1n. bsschsd ehirsilEs from
the Eiassrs Mus. lsg n,s by HEsnrA zoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

A LARGE LUMBER YARD, new
N gothic HOUSE andout buildings and FIVE valuable
LOTS for sale, at Mamaroneck, Wsscheser Co, n: "
on the Sound and quarter Of mile from tue ne. iork
and New Haven Railroad Depot Is an excellent iocs-
ton for business; amount Of sales per year $4,000 The
House il new finished in the best stye and cahnot be
for beauty Of location and general advantages
Inquire Of s. LYON, No. II Dsyst. or d. LYON ca the
premises m@i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

HOUSES.-For sale, in Jersey City,
u about five minutes walk from the ferry. two hand
some and we'll finished threest and basement brck
Houses. Price s. zoe; pat Of VII Ica bond
aud MORTGAGE lsqars Of EVAN JONES, Prospect place.
corner Of Bariow-st 20f ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

SPRING FASHIONS, Is52.-On Mon.
Rdsy March the subscribers VIII exhibit. in thar new
AID extensive show their spng styles Of PARIS made
Manuls 6caiis Basqainss ct GDlesb &c Sc Ia co.,
junction With their house in Psys every effort has bssa
made 10 reader th the attractive sseck ever offered
10 the public. ALEX. +. STEWART CO..
&f ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
DURAL DOMICILE at RYE, West

EOR SALE-A very neat house on the
north tide OF goth st near 9Th av No 49, with all the
mcdsn imprsvene nts. Pdce 81 300. Part remain
mortgage sper cent Inquire the premises Also for
sale the store corner OF 9Th aud 29h finishing
Is FIVE stories high and well located for amp kind Of bas-
ness. Owner seen on the premises mi 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
E'OR SALE-Stamford, Conn.-The late

H'ON SAIlE-- tdfHIUIU, OOIH. - ne Idto
Il residence Of Henry j. Sanford Esq, IN the village Of
Stamford Conn at distance OF and half hours ride
from this city This place having been fitted up BY Mr.
Sanford for bis fesdeocs without regard trouble
expenss all that he desired genteel home for
any gentleman whs wishes his family enjoy the advan-
SAG of the country while he att snds daily TO his business
n the city. The Dwelling House is cool and airy in
Der, with beautiful shade vol nclosed and warm in
winieI with every convenience, furnace, hot and
Stables Coach House. Ice House, Garden with flowers
and shrubhory In short. residence this place
bnes all the advantages of the countryts health its
pleasures, its bsautes-with tho most modern conveu-
encex ef city home. Communication to Stamford, the
New York and New-Havep Railroad by all trains, SIS
year. fer drswingn and particular description,
apply TO J. SMITH DODGE. Nc. 27 Bopd-st. NY. jiSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
II OUSES ON WASHINGTON

n u SQUARE for SALE, IS feet by 1.-THE two four
story Houses built best manner, with even modern
convenience, Nos 1853 and IN McDougal. st. corner Of
West Warrington place They will DO sod separately or
together. and weud be desirable for large boarding
house hotel and will be low, and the portion
may remain on mortgage at per cent. Apply to
VALENTINE &. HALL, No. Is Gramercy- PARK,
III 81 Efst 20. h ct, at 9 A. M. or p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
ITO LET or FOR SALE-Eight tive

u story and basement Cottages, newly finished NJ
WASHINGTON Hifhts i3sfh and Trinity Cemetery
ard High Bridge, being OF the bealthfal and
beautiful locations 20 be found Communication with tne
city every hour by stages The depot Of the Hsdssn River
kstrosd ard the ai Ding place ef Jenny Lind
sSn) are but . few moments walk from the premises
iners are four 70 each house giving ample space for
and ss part Of the purchase noaey can
on ochd and mortgage Ase stores each suta
~, sAef OF thot maker, with nine attached
49, Inquire Of Can't HAkRIs ~ Passenger Hsuss
ws.s t's'Ass. or Of 3. SMITH. Il J. DAsys No as
"<seSe ll lnruTh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
NOR SALE-Sixty Acre. of

- Garden Lands. within mites Of williamsburg .,A
vcslA be fne to Cut small parcels Ala, IS Xsres IN
The New hsyea Railroad, ha Eve minutes wsli of
Depot and thirty minutes Of the city, and lies hsndsans
fy budding purposes and ~ Be sold barrzm to persons
yisAhg Il for building lots. Apply 10 WATKINS
NINE. No. ~ Bf oadwN. Sd0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE fl

II PROPERTY IN THIS CITY, h.ndsems Csansn
Re,iserce corss,ing Of mosera weil-ouiit twSsten
Grs hause with hard fss3ed walls sdins dssrs, hal,
f,st vide Attached Is good two story Aiscnen ane
~ocd houre ard also good BAN and e,rnass nsiss'
,re s,Ycer With ahou two acre. OF
:, IN. yjls,s Of woodbridge " j. % piles from Ss~-
Vol .nd miles frsn the Railroad Depot aid u milss
c, on ics,ss with CITY ~ Railroad anc STEAMBOATS,
.veraltime, DAY tia Churches Sshoos and ro.s,0Mss
%. ....b;s Of mile. Apply LE9OCX PARDE5-
stys No IS Madsn-lane. or TO siMEO. "; PHIL
Syo. - tha Nsrllses j,l Tarn&Sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

- with srtsasioa. rsplets with every eonvenispc~-
49, - ar ssscs g.s rssse &c, en- Carroll place. third
mouse Com Couftd Rrooklys. Win b sold q. sasY
terms, and large portion nav remain on mortsnrs A.
~ 70 JOHN X. kEYSEn = 90. s. Cha-sf il a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
TOR SALE in WILLIAMSBURGH.-

kNOR SALE-A pleasant Country Resi-
- 6sncs with Dns aerss of land half mile s0ath Of
tne village OF Stanford, Ct close to the water Large
couple two-so hsuss versndah in front Old fashioned.
4euicfaeie and IN good order minutes walk from
pepot 81 ~ T. 4 N. ii X. r. and steamboat landisg
stable carfisge house ice house. large garden for
es., run stss ard shruebsry good fishing and boating
Appy 70 bURkhALrER. No lel Fulton st., N. T.,
or to the subscriber. on the premises
MI Ims W pHYFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

TO LET or LEASE-The cid and
Il web. established Liquor Store corner OF Avenue
and ID. st. The sock and fixtures Will be sold AZ tair
Valuation and Will be reduced about $500 $69on 70:
ouyed by the purchaser The above store well adapted
Tor the grocery or any oher business requiring
of Inquire the premises al asy time Hon A.n'
to g p, NJ. Bal lW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.--A

~ Farm Of about 20 acres first quality land, At Sing
cAs for sale low Cottage house, barn. Nc, mile, from
the depot of the Hudson River Railroad. from TO Of
mile out Of the village convenient TO churches schools:
10; healthy, and in all respects pleasant nsshborhood
IN of the river and hae stream Of water rNnnng
through the place Terms easy. Apply j. d. TRUES-
DELL, No SIC Washing top-st. 35f 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

HUUSE and TWO LUIS Tor SALLY
To be sold, Frame House and two Lots. with Sta
be Carriage house and Loft the rear, Nos 81 and s.
Willow Brooklyn lights, Of Pneappest and
within five minutes walk OF the Fulton Ferry II con-
venenty ar anred for large family. having Eve
and kitchen the first floor The back paror which has
plate glass windows to the floor. is 1874 and connected
by sliding dotrs-marble maptes; csnd
floor closets and attic II very desirable house for
studying comfort we'll built, and the walls filled IN
with bnck-two sisircases There excellent Gel
lar, pleasant yard. with plentiful bearing Isabella aud
Caawba grape vines. LARGE ram water cisiern with
pump in The kitchen Price 50 500 Great part Of the
on the pfemisee 2sf lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

Il PROPERTY, in the city and vicinity OF New
York Let and the Rents Collected, Leased for erm
Of years, and the rents guaranteed, where sufficient
inducements are offered. Landed and ether estates
taken in custody a. Agent Attorney Real Estate, city
and country Che growing West included) b,ssas sold
and exchanged Money invested in stocks, loaned
good City Bonds and Mortgages interest kc collseted
Ell. BROWN.
Office No. II Wall 1t, from to p: NJ No s99i Hous-
ton St, from to "A NJ, At 10 and from to = M
REVERENCE Willsts q Co, No. SOB Peart-st; Goodhue
4 Co, No. 81 south-st VIM. II Saith. Esq Me-
Maiden lane L. & v Kirby, No II Cedsr-st g. &: VIII
CliG A. jslu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

celebrstl
IL American Patent Action, with without tAs Es,..
MP D. CURTIS, Agent, wareroons. No. az Broad w,
Also. a,gocd assortment Of Boudoif Pianos. 0lnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
nor SALE or to LET-Stanwix Hall,

n Saratoga Springs, N Y This large and commodious
hoss Sehsh,fslly located on the west aide q Broadway,
= Corssss prns VIII Sc let ior term q Year, iro
0e 10. eeg OF NAY next. The Hotel entirely nsw and
large and arranged with the accom-
DoeatioA 81 families. No better hotel establsAm for
winter as we'll summer business 10 feuad At SAM
Dor further particulars. inquiries may b made Of
LkSfEk BARTLETT. Esqrs this village, or of the
subscriber the premses The property - also for sale
- reasonable terms JOHN II. WHITE
Saratoga Springs. Fsb 10. 1854. Isl tspiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

NOR SALE or TO LET-In larry
II town, Westchester County 26 miles from New York
City and about 800 yards from the Hudson River
Railroad Depot, House and about four Of Land.
with cut houses &c and good well In the kitchen. The
Houe GO feet in front two stories high with colonnsde
extending the whole front the roof For view Of the
premises inquire of nv POWELL, the Railroad Depot,
Tairstswn. Terms, &C., of N JARVIS, J, No. Deyst,
New York Isl 6tG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

IL tel in the village of Morrsania. TLis building IL sit
uated about rile miles from tho City all, directly OPP
poste the Depot where than twenty trains OF cars
passipg to and stop at the door daily which
together with the rapd of popu alton renders IT
enc of the most eligible for business to be found
in the vicinity of New York. This property will DO sold
cheap and tie made easy For particulars apply
the premises, or No AS Broadway.
28f Sc N. M GRAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

AT PRIVATE SALE-Valuable 5th-
ay Property Five desirable Building Lots situated
and next the north east csrneT of 3hsv. and 32tE-
four Of the fronting the avenue and one on the
street For prce terms and ia ther particulars apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER z: Auctionesr,
a9fl No 7 Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
H0P SALE-This House, POI front. in

fall view Of Union Park LOT ABOUT " deep zee
rtays md early poss.,sien 4 required Csiifou TO
isa TnkEh~s John X. PEJEhS NDHeI bfoadWU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

NOR SALE-The three-story brick
IL House and Lot No. So Stanton-st.. near EldIidse
With basement counter cellar marble NANTES, folding
doors Croton water. &c. Terms liberal. Inquire OF r.
BERTINE, No. 253 Second-st. 2Sf wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
WANTED 10 RENT, from LIST Of Nav

before. tive story and basement House. S,tvs.
aa tetwss. Canal aud Oh IT, Coed Tsfsssuss eivsn Ad
6sss J. B.. Bag Ne. s1i Pest Of6cs. n ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

banks of the River within q short distance Of tho De-
Dot and commanding a fine The title II indisputa-
BE large portion Of the purchase money may remain
on bond and mortgage. For particulars inquire OF
THOMAS LAWRENCE, Esq, No. IS Beskman.n L.
". STARR. No 1871 Wlliam-st. or g. ROCKWELL,
YYant1in Hovae. YOnkers l6f I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
ITO ALL CONNECTICUT.-s6,O OO.-

nor SALE-The three story Brick
House No 2fo Madison st. (new No. finished in the
best and with all the modern improve
rents. The house be between the hours of
IL and @ Possession gwen l Of April # desired m2 az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
WANTED to PURCHASE-Five

w Dwelling Houses(brick wood located sepa-aely
IN New York City. fer which one-hirt cash viii DC pad
end the ba snce in lard the first quality tle ndispna
ble located within very few miles Of the city o. De.
troit Michigan Principals only negotiated with Aadress
]. w. s. Tribune Office ms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

\ Situated in the eastern part Of Connecticut IN
pleasant village, Of whsso t0horse (watsr
power. Connected with the Factory three Tone
ments four large and Twelve acres of COED
Aana-nudugs Few and In good order The above prop
ey will be sold very cheap long credit desired or
rented for term Of years For particulars, address
T. L. r.. Springfield, Mas. lH DtfkitW
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-22
SATURDAY, Dec. II

u. l..
Mr.. Lemoyne introduced resolution to
appoint committee to investigate the rail
road schemes in contemplation, and report
in favor of one that will unite all parties
read
Mr.. Hampton called up the swamp land
bill, to which, he offered certain amend
ments.
On motion Of Mr.. Hampton the amend
ments were one by one adopted
Mr.. President offered an amendment to
the twentieth section, which was adopted.
Mr.. Huey offered an amendment to the
10Th section.
Mr.. President opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Huey insisted upon it, and stated he
desired to make these lands taxable.
Mr.. President moved to lay the amend
ment on the table.
Mr.. Huey called for the yeas and nays
which resulted as follows: yeas IL, nays
10.
Mr. Ellis introduced an amendment which
was adopted.
Mr. Underhill moved the bill as amend
ed be put upon its passage.
Mr.. Lemoyne offered an amendment TO
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-22

STAND BACK The Cincinnati Enqui-
rer, under the caption GA Hint" informs.
these actively engaged in the work of OBJ
tanning Offices under Gen Pierce, on "pret
ty good authority" that the General is
perfectly non-committed' in such matters,
and free "to choose as reason and propriety
may dictate" One thing only it says is
certain, viz: 'that he is likely to admire
most that retireH disposition in others which
has been the chief cause of his own prefer
ment, and that therefore he is least apt to
yield to the 5n7pot7unities Of 71olHicians,.
or view with favor those assidiously pressed
by particular eliques." Stand back, gen.
tlemen, don't crowd. Those who keep the
farthest off will fare the best