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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
Real Gstats for 8ale.
TONY BROOK Cottage aod

TONY BROOK COTTAGE aoo
- FARM for SALEn he town 81 h s pniIss fross
tie railroad depot Manal:nses TIER 1919 sVSa acs.
iae or cottage with Lawn inelosed Win 80
loSss Gis badass are II complete srdsr .na 1 raw,
az r.s 81 and Suitably divided into orchards and
ssSox. Tsere y aiso an abundance Of hns shade and
Sn;t tyees abort the dwelling, an excsnent garden &c
s. nic uresqus pord the dwelling road lead!
Srsetl, 10 the Sound, ds,ahs half mile. where 70 good
Sa.tns spc lshing Rye beach il the vicinity which y
sssrcsy passed for bathing parosss Beauhui roads
nd se every direction There are several me
handing stes the farm commanding views Of the
SOund For person dong besLess IN New YORK, OF fos
sumreY residence this plscs offers many atracsioas In
auiYe OF HON EA MORGAN, Ne. PIns-ft.
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SALE of REAL ES-

" TATE-Psblic notice hsreby given. that oy virtue
q n; We re, n. " an ornsne. Of
Common Council paused February g, i' ana 7. &c, o.
q: y re- q TIE S:as ald " as r PaSe
Xnes,osa ca THURSDAY the 9th day q April. ls;, az
1sss The :hs oosse Real Etsie bssass The Corpora
ist One Lot Of Ground he south side Of a'sass'
"a Las between sst and sh as and ID and
"a Two Lots on east tide Of sh av.. between Sd and
'' ssi. fwslv. Lot. On ssh and between 'A and
~ On. Let on Bloomn sdas road. corner Of et;h.st
9Th Ffieea Lots ssh and ssth-ss between Ae1ihs-
nstSn sSo La. on 10th IT. and Sd and 4.ssv.
sh Fourteen Lots On north side Of 'Sth st.
Oh Three Lots on 7sh-s and ss:h g.. between 'dsand
lsh. Fourteen Lots on a'd and ,ists between ID aad
isi Two Loss I'd av. east side, between nth and
issh Three Lots On ,hs west aide. between 7'ss ana
18Th Fiaesn Lots on 1h-av.. west side. and s''h and
is,s Nine Lsts on sd. st.. 5sh and s.h-avs.
i5th Tory Lots on SIN and sth ava saith and 18th SIS
ian ssyeay Lots on cd and SD and M and
I7.h Seventy lots on 7i'h and 73s-ss between ON
ih sevensys-o lOss on 18th and 7sA-''' between I'm
Tul wsTsntes deeds viii be giysn 70 al purchasers.
LhhOsphc Maps Of the above Real E,iase NAY Se oo 90
TrRss OF sAIE~Ten per cent Of the psrchss: money
and the expenses Of auction aud sale to ee pss a. CG
FIesn per cent on the lst day Of May next wnea tne
Deeds vii be ready for delivery and she balance sVsn
ty-fve ger cent? may remain on bond and mortgage io
I've ,e ara from May 1884, with interest," at the rate OF
six per cent per annum payable nafyesry Inc anous
left on bond and mortgage may he paid off al AM as
within the five years may be paid of IN install ments
snot less fg dollars each any day when interest
IL due within the five years
Tho Sale VIII be ned from day to day. and any pro-
perry on which the per not PAID previous 70 me
following day sale Wit be sold again the ns1t day
Controllers Office No Hall Of Records, March ~ lS'S
Joseph a. TAYLOR, Controller.
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nor SALE or to LET.-A Wooden

n NIL situated at Pstessoa, n J., with sv, acts Of
looms and al the machinery Necessary for mar
nsctsrng wooden or cotton and woolea geods N az
tns machinery il nearly rev and AL IN good order This
oshmsns particularly well adapted for cotton van
6oecs having several superior twisters and sken wisnr
machines. II this estabhahmsnt IL not sole entire H.
nssasne WI b disposed Of in lots 20 sxis puroAssers
Mssely. For further partcslsrly apply to wy
IHO6 ID H0XIE p.fsv~o~ n
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EOR SALE-Starnford, Conn.-The late

u rssidsncs Of Henri Sanford, ksQ, u tae yuaxe OF
stamford Conn At distance Of and bali hour nas
ftom thn cry Thn place. having been lifted ep NJ
sr expsuss d al that can be desired gentse bone Iq
any who wishes ms family TO ENJOY me aGvsn
tsSs Of the country while he attends daily 70 DIS ouee
h tie city The Dwelling House 10 cool and AIRY N sum
usr with beautiful shade and weIincloses and warm
cod wsssY bathroom. &c. There are also snltaeIe
etsbss Cosch-Houss, Ice House, Garden WITH covers
biass al the advantages Of the county-its neaitb ~
nlsssures its bssuties-wth the most modern convent
soces Of clty home Communication to Stamford, on the
New York Asd New-Haven Railroad by all trains 80
year. Yor drawngn sad q more particular description,
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-On the

~ EAST hank Of the Hadsoa and half mnes below
eng Sing from Taz,ytown There are 10 acres a ina
BRICK house 80 fsss square n the Grecian syls most sr-
tensve snd Beautiful pros Ans nut Sc VIII be ga
Issssshsr q in separate plots. Ia2lns Of JAMES
kNOwLIoN. 81 The premises. q 81 J. B. YOUNG
Ne. a KAl-s&.
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EN0R SALE or to LET-Stanwix Hall

II eafatoga eprings, n. Y. Thu IaFEo and cemmodous
Hotel 6sIghifuly located the wsa side q Broadwey.
81 Consrss SPRING will De let for torn Of years. from
he day Of May aert rhe Hotel entirely new sno
IA estabiishment complete order The rooms are
arse and arranged with reference 70 the accom.
nodatlon of families No better hotel establishment Tor
winter well business can b found AZ Sara
toea For further Particular inquiries may DO MADE Of
LESTER BARTLETT, EeQrs, Of this village, OF OF the
subscriber the premises The property also foI sale
on reasonable terms JOHN H. WHITE.
0ox,n Rob
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NoR SALE at EAST BROOKLYN

u new two story aEd bssement frame House hlIed
To- narrow sdir piazza, French window marble nantes
odng doom and contains ten and seven closets de-
sirably located ON Bedford sv Myrtle; line Of
the Brookyn and Whamsburgh ferries pass the
door Price q 600 one half can remain. Apply 70
ALEX. UNDERHIIL, corner Bedford and PNk-svs.,
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NEW SPRING and SUMNER Dpv

M
IN Goops.-IMPoRrs OF lssa BIS MI
COLUMBIAN HALL. No ISL Grand. st Ssv Ya,~S
The subscribers would invite the sEsston Of g.
vsRir the elfy, 20 fAssr and elsslns ss
FANCY add STAPLE Day GOODS
We would remind the LADIES OF vsy ilaesst.,t, g..
The New Spring Styles o. Rich Dr,ss ca,
are SOW open for exhibition at COLUMBIAN Hall -
ISL Grand st What article Of dre<s oecsa,s.
gen.eel 20 the Appearance Of lady
RICH CANTON GRAPE SHAWL
and how mach more object when IS cas bs 05,s,n.s
comparison with the priess OF last season. az
HALF The COSr.
But when aided by RICH DIRE IS SILK. sxel a. -.
be obfainet Of CounS Hal. -hsihe bl,rk Gro a. ~
rich broelds ci asae'eoa. Canton plsi )r ste * ,s.
rot when the tout ensemble IA coca 1,ete.
Ladies' such 10 your choice, aad yea would es,s,,.
economy with taste. remember Ne Isl Gtaai q. - 49,
cnly piscs fer ARG ANS or n yog n I4 pssi-r -
ak TISSUE HAREGE CHiIIE. BARgsr e..
LANE PARIS PkIN rFD JACOSkT l. AZ n o,(sivSs
HAM NJ. h TOwLE kss the lafesg ss,s-,rss,
the newest styles the rci est 90 <ltes and tssfs -
least ~ Der cent twoT than any horss IN the cy ~
Simply because they the importers, therefore A., :,
obliged 60 pay she importers aAd losesrs profits Bna
are other articles TO which We would esi your ai,,,,
~" RICHLAcrs and ENBRoIDrRIEs.
French KID GLOVES Eueiish s5d Sermsc RoIyav
SATIN and LUsTRING RIBBONS, al II Which az ~:
Al the very lowest prces NecDRo do the t.s sr,ss
service thsn 10 recommend these who % "a ess
call and essm:re tbs stock Of
SAM T. TOwLE, Importers aud Rs'filss
Columbian Hall, No. fsl Gn.l.f
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TWO NEwBURGH SUBURBAN

II RFSIDENG xS-One Of them entire rev house
BY feet two stories and basement containing rooms
conveniently arranged with good water and cut buildings
complete Handsomely situated. with from to acres;
and another place very beautifully located Povensv
Commanding Of Wess Point, the Highlands and 20
MINES Of the Hudson RIVER with from TO 10 Per-
sons wi,hne TO purchase rent such iacss would do
we'll TO call on the subscriber AZ NewbursA, and foe
thsMse.yes l. r CARPENTER
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DRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM.
IL ERS, SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. al

IL ERS, SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, 49,
COACH AND CAR MAKERS.
In eonsequercs Of the burning Of tGol wsIehoss,
Nas, az. a.; the undersigned have remoyedN
No. 81 PARk-PLAcE AND No. Is l.URHAYsy
where they are openDg an sstirs ~ stock ri
FrRNIsAING DRY GOODS
to which branch Of trade tAtr sssesnoa WI astsatrs
sxciusiveiy directed.
Theg viii have cor SANITY on head. and sla ber

ing direct IRON the manufacturers, every dserss ~
a. FAMILY LINENS,
Linen sad Cotton sheotings, linen aSd Csssos 2 Z.
Cssmss, Table Dsmssss, Nap stns ana towehngs, CO.
ssrpanss and Quilts Sssu re Lsnes snc hfocstses T.
nasss and Drsperies, Colered and White blosess, o.
pe,ings al the varieties; Msstsgs and OSngsen, ccS
flair and Feathers.
Also full and complsts assortnsn, %
COACH AND CAR TRIMMINGS,
Received direct from she Preach ard 9ema1 Y .dxA
comprising every variety Of FLASHES, Cl'tas Co!saaa
Msrcolnss, Car Headings, OIL Cloths. krenSe& ~
Patent Leather, Coach Lace and Fiinsss.
Also,
pamssks, Lassiags MOrssus and Cafpesrss. so CAra
psrpo<ss.
invited ~ cur stock ~ox.,s a ,y,xo
No. 81 Park Place and No IS AGn.y o.
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- full country residence known - the Graham House.
wth Gascsn and ous-baldings attached within and
. hail. hours ride from intact at Greenwich. Ceaa.,
comnesdinx one IL the 6assS vsws u the Sound any
VAsee between Nsw.leak ana bas<,n. Applv TO
Ezs GR0AGE WEBB, Ne. lSl Wooster o.
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SPLENDID COUNTRY.sEAT FOF

~ eALE-I now ofssr fer sale that splendid reh ana
sss ia Msnsioa and ceuaty Sent erected BY the lats
Gen q. Weaver. and asuated II mes north eat the
City Of Ct NJ T. 1ns the psassntes sad hsathsst
CITIES n the Onion and within sisA hours ride Of New
Of Hamilton College. and the hns intervening valleys OF
the sas9uot and OnsA.ny Creeks Pure water pure air.
nre gadsn orchard and all out buildinxs
eel re 70 is Also spls ndid Farm Of 10
ncnestcf me Mohawk Hlsn, with good farm buildinss
wses b sold with II desired. Terms made easy. 0cod
AID proc active property IN the CITY of Hew-York would
nos De refused IN exchange for . Yor further parca
inquire Of JACOB HAHSxN, No. a ws,t llsa-ss, New
Y arh. OF Of he subscriber on the premisss
Utica. January u, ls5i D. eKINNER
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Marbinsrp, &r.
DAY g. McMULLEN'S PATENT

DAY a. McMULLEN'S PATENT
A|H0sB.-Ihs Trial mzds tf this Incompatible Water
Hose fer tee pas has fully us superi-
mss and otasn solicited Every pscs warranted to give
sainscton By the pasnse and manufacture. The follow
the estimation from actual use
JERsYT CRY, Dee. II, is5l
HORACE II. DAT No. - Coursizndt ST., NY-Dsav ST:
ltaSe secf easuse 10 stating you Jouy In.
S1y m regard 70 the India Rubber Hsss furnished by yol
for the New Jeney halroad ard Transportation Compsnv
that hare found Of the very best descpon and 70
Roch better purpose THAI either leather OF caavss
% not snJ mere durnbie but IN the end tbs most econo-
c We have rubber hose % some Of or
that We purchased Of two years ago. been u
constant use and s good ever, ard haze found
yos fonr ply 10 stand Of e hs 70 the squsrs nch
Yours, very respectfully. JAMES McVARLAND
supsnSterdsst msfIvs Power Ter N J. Rh Trans "a.
STEAM ENGINE for SALE-At No.
~ ~ Broadway, Of basiSiss Inquirs II AUsrfU
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T ONG ISLAND FARMS.-The adj

IVortseY oefs fer sale large Nack, c0znpnsbg ovei
300 acres of Land lying partly on Long Island railroad
single acre This land 10 about IS miles from Brooklyn
Ferry and prses Of the richest farming lands on
Long Island This a good opportunity TO purchase to
sell again sales be readily made at romuAeratns
prices the not having the time to sell IN smaA
purchase money bond and mortgage Address
b O. b Trhune Of6cA with name Of real parton.
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aouses to fef.

HOUSES, STORES and OTHER
III PROPERTY IN the city and vicinity Of New
w.. 20 ard he ReEs Collected Leased for term
Of ysars, and the Ieai: s;sr.nsesd where sune,sns
m custody az Agent Attorney Real Estate city
ard country, Che growing Nss:" included bought :ola
God Cifv Ronos aud Mortgages interest ac collected
55ronut re:urns in al c.sss: COMMISSIONS moderase
BROWN.
Office No II Vail s.. from to p NJ. No. ssgf Hoas-
ton-s,, frcm 7 70 . A NJ, ct y and from tosP ~
RkYeHISCg willsu 4 Co., No. %, feaEl-st; Gcodnue
\ "a No "a souih-st.; Vim. n. Smith ESQ, No.
Madeo. lane l. v KIRBY, No. II Cedsr-st; 8. VIII
isms ESQ, No. a wal-ss.; Harpsr Brothers, No. -
ClI6-st.
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CAFE ~ r. TET-Jn Williams

NOR SALE or to LET-In Williams
bnrsA about minutes walk from Peck alp FerIy,
$50 =, hase Brick House. well finished win
marble nantes, crates &C Prce 81 $50 me srsa.s o.
N, iamiiy. Inquire Of WI G. SMITH, No. 10 Souih
6th-s..
NOR SALE-A newly built Cottage, at
nearnau Is miles from the city, on the Hudson kv-
AZ psiIrota sboH, three minutes vak 20 tbs depot In
ouirs Of p HARMAN. as the station.
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NOR SALE.-A house with nine rooms,
II and two lots Of ground pleasantly situassd in the
eastern part Of the village Of JAns.ea. val De sold
Jamaica. the Manhattan Land Once. No Al am av
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Jemelrp, 90.

T ONDON WATCHES.--R. F. COW.
1lDEROY Chrononeter, Watch and Clock Maker, No.
CharIinson st., New Road, st. Pancras London, (ten
year, with 7. r. Cooper No. Cathorps-st, Gray Ins
Road begs soquant his friends in America Of bis
and Juas next with well selected variety Of finished gold
and silver Chrononeters Duplex and Lever Watches ~
well as movements at prices that cannot fail to insure
every satisfaction favorable oppon unity 10 now offered
those who may desire orders executed with
ost delay, previous to the proposed visit-
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GOLD PENCILS, JEWELRY, &c
~ For sale Cheap. TO Close Consignment Apply TO
VIM. a. BEECHER, n Haasyer.s st.
Drp GOODS.

REMOVALS.. g. L. HOLMES have
rsmoved 70 tbs Lofts sver thsn store No "a John "a
tney VIII con.inue the Importing and yo,b,as bas
On hand: -" ~A~ ~s:ass'is so4as.
Irish Linen, p,s...,.
.psllncy cheetings, Elssnsis Drugrs.s
Napkins. Towelnxp Tshis Cossrs.
S1nsish Loss CioShs ~'~s''
Eyoass's CanbSics aAd Jaeoasss
WIN . vassssv Of osAsr goods IN tAsir linz.
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CORTLANDT INSTITUTE.-AsT
~ lsct BsardiLg. School Tor Boys a Psens -
ef GEORGE eAvAGR. No. - yeha a =
RI she Pnacspals. Rev. GEO. PHlPPhn'
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

Il Property improved Farm in one Of the Western
ssa,es-A fine Farm. situated al the head of Hampstead
of choice land under high state Of cultivation
large double house thorough repair carriage house and
house Sc The house with portion Of the land. the
twice daily. FOR particulars address, postpaid.
AUGUSTUS w. LEGGErT.
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NOR SALE-A small Farm of 10 acres,

II sitnated in the beautiful village of Jamaica. L. l.
The buildings good the soil excellent fer farming and
gardening purposes the highest of cultivation we'll
supplied with great variety of fruit, &c, with almost
every convenience to render desirable residence
can be purchased for the of money the
vicinity OF the City Of New York. Applyto
A. McCOTTER, No. las Tulton-st.
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| FARM FOR SALE-Located about

"A miles from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at
Croton Sad farm contains IS suitably divided
wood meadows pasture and orchards, with sIcelent
variety OF lu comfortable two story house large barn.
ke Plenty Of gsoa fresh water. InquIe Of ELI TIA
Wis, II the Farm. Of ALBERT H COCKS,
No Isl Rowan
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II the depot Farm 81 ssy superior LAID with
secS assortment OF Frat Trees Ga the prenises
Dwelling Hosss 5cxs, RaID, lee Hcuse SC Bounded By
the kreA1 RIVER asa rsckshoe Road three sea'tss Of
n hours ses IRON the Hsi,c Railroad eope, a sal o.
Cars 60 20 ard fro several tmes day One half Of the
purchase msAsy nay ie1lsis bond and mortgage Ap.
ply 20 in. HOOLE, No ia Mason st.
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CITY and COUNTRY Combined

HOuse anu Y Iots TOT cHei ~ c0 =
medous House 80 feet square built by the subscriber for
apermanen home, and repiee with every convenlcncs,
with Caiagc House in the reay) located on one
the South and Fulton Ferrss and sbeut minutes
from the Exchange 9thst New situated IN the
bearing fruit trees and grape vines (aoout 70 IN numbe
strawberry and asparagus beds, ornamental trees shrub
berry &c. will be sold for 900; nearly all Of which may
Yemain mortgage. with obligation TO take 1t back
GEAR hence at desired Most Of the Furniture also
for sale Inquire the premises No "a brosds. or Of
MARCU2 apRINQ.
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CntIerp, Bar6mare, Sc.

Attention Country Merchant
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-
II u OAKLEY FOX No. 80 C0URTLANDrSr;.o Of
fer complete assortment of the above goods to cash OF
close time baJs at reduced prices Country merchants
who can avail themselves Of cash purchases are psricu
larry invited to CALL a. shall offer them great induce
mentl.
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AT PRIVATE SALE-One Building
n LOT the south side Of 2sd-st commencing 70 feet
west Of 3D. size IS feet by e8 feet inches in depth
st. liz feet n ohes eastery from the southesEerly
of Court and Douglas st. in the City Of Brooklyn, said Lot
being size % feet front and feet depth
large portion the purchase remain On bond
and mortgage For price, terms and further particulars,
Broad. st.
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NOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT. eli.

eiby situated on The Albany Post road in the pleas
art village of Tarrytown about tnrse minutes walk from
the Hudson River Railroad station Upon The premises
a large Barn, excellent cis.ein, good u-wster. ind
abundance of fruit all in good condition For terms ind
further pastcular apply to Dr. s. HASBROUCK, Nc 81
Greene ST. New York upon the premises. to Dr. re N
ELON HASBROUCK
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EOR SALE-3O0 acres Land, good
IL losny SOIL within u hours ride Il Sl5 and $40 per
$4,000 and another of IS acres with 90 in cultivation at
81 OOo Apply at No. ~ 0resnwch-st. on Wednesdays,
from 10 10 IL O'Clock.
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nor SALE-The superior Mansion and

II Stable on Brooklya Hset. The house IS about my
feet built Of wood and ded in With brick Of double
the usual thickness has furnace and Of the best
honsea IN Breok,n Tor family wanting ths comforts Of
the fret ocS The hall 10 fourteen feet in width
With little alteration IL b modsrnzed. should this
DO desned. Therc view Of tho Bay aud City of New
York hssatful garden The stable 10 OF sriok. wuh
four sisfs IRE properly vail be sold bargain that
investment wil realize ffom 10 TO 10 per Tis
undoansd. Apply TO b ROMER IS Conr.a 1dt Ct, up
etalIs lnne dive anplicaion - RecsxaSII II xanied
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ITO LET for the Seasonal we'll fur.

Il nshed and convenient Dwelling House, with piazza
and Venetian blinds in perfect repair, consining eight
with numerous closets an attic, cellar aad outer
kcL and we'll of the purest water at tho gate most
beautifully situated the bank Of the River Ne!ersRk
and nearly opposite the Pavilion at Port Washagonhav-
Ing a aepifcent view Of the Shrewsbury LIVER, New
York Bay and the country adjoining On the south side
OIL house is beautiful lawn, shaded with locust:
grove and road down 90 the shore where thee good
bathing house stablng snd carriage house may also
be had. Or the house would be sold. VITA 50 acres
sfland or less containing seme good euildog ses with
house, barn. and other excellent out-budings, peach
and an apple orchard &c strawberry bed, &c, &c
References Kindly permitted TO DIR. III. PHYFE,
No. 687 Broadway, and DR.. MARCY, No. lis nth St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

IN Plains one mile from the Depot containing fy-foui
nores OF good kind Tabe Land, comfortable two story
Dweuirg Carriage House and Barn, with . good
0oYtmsnf Of Fruit. Inquire Of JOHN II. FERRIS No.
ia Grsenwich-st.. and JOHN y. UNDERHiLL. on the
pYem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06

IL About 800 Lots varying in size from eighth OF
scrs 70 ,l are now oneIea ior sse 81 ss ~ no
fore March 1885, These lots occupy very healthy and
beautiful location and in fall view OF the East
River and In tie immediate vicinity Of the grounds and
residences Of several Of the moot wealthy and respectable
citizens Of Winchester County This Village 10
nected with the Harlem Railroad BY branch Railroad.
For maps and other information apply to D. Il. W1NTON,
No. Tryon;Tow, near Harlem Railroad Office opposite
the CITY Hall.
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} S0O ACRES of TIMBER LAND,
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE or TO LET

II fof PROPERTY in THIS CITY or BROOKLYN,a
handsome Country Residence, consisting modern we'll
built 2.sse hane house, with hard finished walls sliding
doors hall feet wide. Attached good kitchen
and wood house and also good barn and house.
stable and garden. with about two II landStuated
York and miiss from the Railroad DEPOT and u mites
nom Steamboat landing. and 4 miles west " Railway,
communicates With this city by Railroad steamboats,
several times day the Churches Schools and Post ss
are within OF mile. Apply 10 LE0OUX PARDES-
fvs, No. MAdsn-lans, or to SIMEON ". PHIL
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kNOR SALE or to LET-In the vii.
lage OF Greenwich Conn. three quarters Of mile
Rom the New York and NewH Haven Railroad new two
style Lots SOC feet BY 400 Lot $50 BY 400 Pos
session given the rst Of May For particulars inquire Of
Greenwich. - = -
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TEWART'S PLANTAG EFT
- GUARD RAZORS The subscribers coutip us re-
ceive regular supplies Of this celebrated RaxoI For sale
at wholesale only by FRANCIS TOMESs SONS, No.
Maiden. lane see agents for c. Stewart Co.. Charng-
cross London. Aso the celebrated Army Rsxor a. entire
new article.
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nor SALE or to LET-The WELL

known Cotton Mills at Mattsawan. Dutchss Co.. n.
H. Containing shout 5000 spndss 1870 looms all other
machinery necessary for manufacturing cocred fancy
plain cotton soods The mills and machinery will sold
separately or es all Be rented reasonable
tsrms Apply to EDWIN HOYr. xsq No. 81 Broad st.
N T., to A. l.. ACkERMAN. at the Works or TO HO-
MIR RAMSDELL, Nswbursh, Y.
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THO LET-To Exchange Brokers-The
IL Isht AID spacious Office, c,rner Barclay st. and
College place Easement Of the Grocsr Bank centrally
Iocs ted ana at esi able pent for such business them
bepg no Exchasse Broker in the immediate vicinity. To
dessble parry the reat viii be made saisactOy Inquire