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was agreed to by vote Of 81 10 3S
This really looks though stringent anti
liquor law would yet be got through the Assembly,
there only about twelve days
Of the session left. However, the contemplate
charges made by certain ultra rural members
against the general character of the voters of this
city, together with the fact that the majority Of
Senator's are opposed to too hasy legislation, win
tend 10 prevent the consummation of any measure
Of the kind at this late day.
Some curious proceedings took place in the Canal
Beard yesterday, as viii be seen by the report
under the telegraphic head. elimination and re-
elimination was the order of the day. Comptroller
Wright charac serized the lettings as undoubtedly
grand swindling operation, and in direct viola
ton of the constitution By-the-by, the Assembly,
in committee, has approved of the resolution order
ing the Auditor to pay the drafts of the Canal Com
missoners and the matter is to have third reading
to-day. Even if this measure should be passed by
the Legislature, it is doubtful whether the Auditor
would obey it.
The famous fremont Temple formerly the Ire
mont Theatre in Boston, was entirely destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. BY the falling of the walls
many persons it is feared, were killed. Oae body
was taken from the ruins in the of the after
noon Among the occupants Of this extensive
building were large number of artists and profess
sional men, whose loss is almost irreparable Ore
gentleman had collection of and elegant pic
lures valued at $4,000, none of which were saved
! Kings beautiful bust of Secretary Webster, and
Pope's picture of Tedesco among the articles
destroyed 1t is estimated that the entire loss will
| not fall short of 100000
| The Democratic Southern Rights Convention met
at Macon, Geo, yesterday but did nothing beyond
| efecting an organization
/ The continuance of the easterly wild, enabled Sc
veral additional! packetships to get up yesterday
| Two of them, the Queen of the West, and the An
tarctic, made the passage in twenty-five days The
Washington and Constitution arrived on Tuesday
I in eighteen days, and the Isaac Bell in nineteen.
Within the past four days, nearly hundred sail Of
square rugged vessels have arrived in this port a
large number ofthem being from Great Britain and
other European ports. The number of passengers
brought by these vessels was upwards of twelve
til ousand OF these, the Washington brought $50
ar a many of tho others from 400 to 600
An insane woman, near Philadelphia, yesterday
seized her iuant by the feet and dashed out its
brains against " chair.
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FATHER MATHEW AND HIS SECRETARY Among
the passengers by the Washington, is Mr.. O'Mcara
the Secretary of Rev. Theobald Mathew, whom he
left with his relatives at Cork, tie veteran friar
having at length retired from his labors like noble
old hunter past service. How different from the
fanatics who, by their Incorporate zeal, ere now de-
stroying much of the good that he achieved whilst
be was here He was for moral suasion--they are
for physical force. Mr.. O'Meara, having for many
years essentially aided the Apostle of Temperance
in his benevolent mission, both in Europe and
America, has COW come out with the intention &C
permanently settling in this country, having seen
enough Of it in his previous ojoum to induce him TO
return.
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VAST ARRIVAL OF EMTGRANTs. ---On Tuesday.
there arrived at this port between iouran five hou
,and emigrants from Europe including $50 by the
Washington, which, with the crew, exceeded onc
thousand souls. On the previous day the arrivals of
omigraats amounted to upwards ofthrec thousand
thus maStag in two days, the enormous number Of
about eight thousand human beings landed on our
shores. seeking IN asylum and a home MANY or
these SHIPS arc eitircy too crowded for the health
&C the passengers the safety Of American citi-
zens, among whom sSip fever is frequently intro
dnced by the emigrants The passages were re-
markaby quick. The Washington and constltu-
tion accomlSfhed The distance in seventeen days
each.
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COMMODORE SToCBToN-A JACK TAR POLITICIAN.
The harangue made by Commodore Stockton, tho
other day. at Trenton, in favor q Mr.. Webater the
old federal party, and the tariff, is very queer
t qagC, but seems to be strictly Characteristic IF
fight, z man in the navy making philosophical ha-
rangue against foggng. The Commodore. in quit
ting one c, ement for another, has entirely lost his
chart. his %. npass, his quadrant. and every nstru
ment that coul,l aid him in steering his political
bark. His dejm ~ politics seems TO be more Of q
SAILORS jolly frolic on shore than anything else. We
begin to like the gelia,rt Commodore for his Jack
Tarlhe politics,
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The FILTHY CONDITION OF THE Cry The
NECESSITY FOR ENERGETIC MEASURES TO PuRrFy IT.
The city OF New York was scarcely ever in n more
filthy condition than it is at the present moment
The accumulations Of the filth and garbage Of tbc
winter, which had been locked IN in the ice md
snow, or rendered nnocuous by the GOODNESS Of tlc
temperature, are now thawcd out, and are not only
offensive to the sight but to the nostrs, and by the
increasing heat are giving out gases which are poi
soning the atmosphere, and rendering it destructive
10 health and life In very few days, as the sun
becomes more powerful, the consequences will be
worse and worse. All over the city, heaps OF the
most disgusting filth arc to be seen, to say nothing
of the miro and CUTTERS, which are nearly knee deep
These n'lisances ought 10 be immediately removed
by the proper authorities. In no CITY in the world
there such natural facilities for publication as in
New York; and there is no excuse for its continuing
N its present condition.
The late Common Council, from their uniform
opposition to those sanitary measures which were
necessary for the publication of the city,
we'll deserved the name Of " the dirty Corporation.
We nlst their successors in Office will not follow in
heir wake but that they will earn a very different
-cputataon among their fellow citizens. We think
hey arc in error in interfering with the health war
lens appointed by the City Inspector which no
loubt is one cause of the general filthy state Of the
iy. Ifthey take from the City Inspector The re-
Of keeping the streets and yards free
rom nnsances, they will he held responsible them
elves ard the people viii look directly to them for
be performance Of the dulles which leyolvc by law
ION tho he'd Of ,hst Department. <elHe pea
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inventor ana sole proprietor Astor Housc-scicnce and
At neretoiore laborcd in vain produce hair dive
Wn by assimiiating With the fluids that give vitality To
ne nar would ehange its hue without njurng the fibre
hat OBJECT ~ accomplished. Cristadoros ul Hair Dvo
mygornss the roots and flamcnts while il changes The
.oor IN Ivy minutes gray coorless OF hair IL
traniormeo 70 rich brown rod sandy one TO anv
darker snade that may DO desired There enste gr
dent IN the composition The hair IL imprcgpn cd az
hygorang juice formed from the chem aa eamnnts
" the natural coorng matter This the only Lai dn ~
the world which Is free from lime, harge and every ,bnr
corrosive substance Call and witness its ELECTS AZ Crs
thhoros wig and scalp establishments No t.,or uanso
saefe applied and for sale, Wholesale and otat
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sures are imperativey called for the part some
body, and it is to be hoped that between two con-
Aicting authorities the city will not be neglected
and that strangers will not be deferred from visiting
or remaining in it, by the loathsome condition Of
the streets, and the injurious effects upon human
health
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rvacd for their perfect IT. beauty finish hne,s ana
durability Gentlemen would do well to call and sec them
leore purchasing eewhere Copy the address i7o
way, up stairs, opposite Howard 5 iIoteI - io'
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inst received from Charleston lot Of very young Turtles.
Soup Steaks all this week. at all hours Families and
parties supplied at six shillings per quart.
p. N. BAYARD, State street.
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Riot his connection with Forrest will be found in the
National Police Gazette Of this week, ready at No.
Beekman and sold everywhere at per copy
Other matter Of great interest in addition.
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This magni6ccn. aud inoom parable toilet ertie b
original ana genuine Honey SOAP il now 10 l.. S.' 81 ~
sruggsts and peffomers in the United states DAVIS
l1groaNNa!a toe Nl,lesale ngent. $3.50, -
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10000 WIgs and Toupees, nt Mcdhurs,

Heard's celebrated Wig Factory II Nader lane mad
Of the best materials and combining latest inrnvc
ments warranted to IT. and shrink or cb,ne
color Also, braids Of long hair front braids &c Roams
extensively Tor wigs and hair dying Cory the ADDRESS
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Professor Williams gives another Of his
unique amusing in Mental Alchemy at
Metropolitan (late Triplar) Hall, this evening,
o'clock If you wish be and astonshsd go and
and imp ortance Of the science
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exception or reservation the best eona
MY = noukAl Moderated Soap for curing PIN
ouase subtle nrroot hair from any part II the BODY
street, near Broadway. '' ~ y "AiAV-
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Of their decidedly dary
least but those who don't to ROOTS at 1868 Broadway
where they do get picture will be downright April
Roots does not depend upon the weather. perfect
likeness is a thing rain shine
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blindness and Deafness annilated by the ue Of
neryrn,a new treatment the cures that being daily
bnd hre alike invited to call cured Dr
daily from -0''S tt'pa OAo"uNayf
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pronounced the perfect imitation
yet invented Those wanting superior article
call at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No NaII
street whore be found the largest and
IN the city. Copy the address.
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,Dys y the beat et discovered for coorng or
Nhsser the MON il is applied The wonderful ease and
certainty with which This yorte and old Hair
De PERFORM IS astonishing 1t is sale applied al
address. " VtJ wy
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vh o. Ishob IN this CITY to be The
OF I; GILBERT Il CO., No. 1873 Broadway onposite
broadway Bank and theatre and will be at great bar
gains These Pianos have the frame and nre
ranted 70 stand any climate Dealers supplied on liberal
tuned, and repaired HORACE WATFRse''
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Look al thIs.-Only four shlllIngs ner

.or beautiful all wool ingram Carpets SUPREME ingram
e T az o. ana as 3D. pcr yard at ~ Bowcry HIRAM AN
DEksoN ;. Common ingram carpets and stair
carpets at Is 3D. -. 81 English three pIv
carpets at o. 3D. a. and Tapestry Brussels other
goods very cheap. ~
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Union Hall Wholesale CIothinr War;.

house of Fulton and Nassau strectsTne atten
OF southern and Western merchants visiting this city 0r
spring purchases e respectfully invited immense
stock OF Spring and Summer Clothing suitable
ern western and California traeing all tbs
new and desirable styles Of goods by eompe
tent workmon cut in the most elegant style
and at prices which csnnot fail to give
hand. p H. ROC Frs
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lhgran ana paen tapestry three ply Carpets the
same as were exhibited at the Worlds Far elegant mosaic
and scroll hgure Of magnificent styles 30 Bowery
ikAM ANDERSON $, the original depot for those beaut
ful carpets. n. B.-Beware of limitations 1855
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other machine capable of sewing cloth leather
set Or in fact that REQUIRES hand
perfectly The most incrsdulous fully convinced by de-
monstraton all doubts fully removed Machines exhi-
bition Come one. come au-judge and he satisfied. Ne
charge made for admission.
I'M. SINGER & CO.. 25G Broadway
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Friday A. Joel Co.. 543 Broadway being about to eff
feet some extensive alterations in their will sell
immense reduction their we'll assorted stock
jewelry silver and silver plated porcelain
pier wares Ira glasses fans and other rich fancy
when their store will be closed while the
being effected 5S Broadway nearly opposite the Coa
MOI House Hote
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W
j. GILLESPIE has just received from the
manufacturers and splendid assortment of tapestry
BRUSSELS three ply and ingram Carpets elegant
and eoors Honsekeepors are requested to CALI the low
prices that they offered at this ar
ket. Please remembcr J. NJ. GILLESPIE, III Bowery.
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w
to the rest of his dress the bosom Shirt
the FIRST article ofs apparel looks You may
az on til wrinkled that il not made at
GREENS. Asor House, whose patent plan Of fitting tn.
figure prevents the possibility Of such a result.
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Spring Clothing for City Trade.-We arc
now displaying and fashionable styles of Spring
Clothing In our retail department., and viii be happy
show our friends through them. Every got up
with taste and elegance, and will be sold uniformly low
prices.
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The Fractlce OF ECONOMY Is as valuable TO
any finding rich placer in California OF
the first rules true to get everything good and
to THOMPSON 5 Broadway get their Dagaerreotypes
taken because there they get rstrate likeness for
half the they at other respectable establish
ment good Daguerreotype likeness enclosed in hand
fifty cents. j. w. THOMPSON, Daguerrean
Artist SIS Broadway,
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Watches.-If you In want OF a good
Watch that warranted at much lower price than
usually asked at retail, recommend You friend
cox Importer of Watches Wholesale and Broad
way, corner of Fulton street, up stairs.
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Great Bargains In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &
humphrey, 9 Broadway Of White street, having
purchased largely the late large auction
the same 1T the following low pricesRb veIvets f
Tapestries ISL Brussels $751; Three-py H. to ss Jnrraua
d. to g., and al other good equally low.
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Spring CIOthINg at WhOIesale.-Mcrchant
visiting the city for spring purchases respectfully
to call and examine stock Of Spring Summer Cloth
ing It embraces everything that and for
the season manufactured with all that taste elegance
for which clothing celebrated throughout United
States. Prices uniform and low.
d. J. DEVLIN, SO and IS John street, corner Nassau
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Uiano-Cortes.

BRADBURY US PIANO WARE
I'D ROOM, No. 4l3 Bresdway--The " .Eolisn," dld.
ed String American Parent Action and Arch bottom
Pisnos-Mr B. mpeled from Ill health, to renquish in
part profession teacher OF music has made
TO eel assorted New York and Boston PlaaIs aud
he trusts the convenience ha hand selected ns
meuts and his long acquaintance with the public, VIII Ia.
.pire confidence his judgment and secure him lbrral
share OF patronage second hand Pianos exchanged, for
Gale and Orders from abroad punctualy attended TO-
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on L. I. for SALE.-A beau

tfly located Farm a. miles from the cry Easy Oh &c
CO living upon the South Turupise, sbout miles from
Uemu.esd; open hay and which renders the air
healthy and .be and afording everY facility for
an, one FOND Of fishing shooting &c The Farm contain
acres Is Of which woodland and salt mesduw. The
house large double two story ana st,c with wing a.
tsched perfect order with extensive ououldings ice
house &c al abundance OF sTs frui and large apple
orc srd There il also stream OF pure water running
through the Farm with large trout pond For trth-- par
ticular. sPply to ANTHONY J bLEECRER CO.,
Broadst New-York.
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\JOTICE.-Parties wishing to purchase

" property In WILLIAMSBURG, or Brooklyn. viii find
aumber " g-tnei houscs several desirable stores and
almost unlimited vacant Lots r.nr,ns from the
highest the loves. price, ,tusted IN almost every
street in the above cities Apply 20 THOS. ROBSON
Ghst Wiiamsbugh bet Seuth l0thst and Division-av.
B-Gentleer inclined To dispose Of Real Estate win
and their wishes mel with prompt sttsnros, by leaving
description as above.
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,A at our Pisno-Forte Wsrerooms No al Broadway b.
tween Howard and Grsrdsts ..,
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EAKM for SALE, to LET, or Exchange

Il for good City Propety.-lt has 10 OF which
woods buildings and peI ty good steI Gloss 70
the house, y miles fron YoHkes Hu8s River Railroad
mile from Bronxve III lem Railroad The land - yooa
fruit in abundance Can be reached daily from NeStork
by'raroa6. and steamboats, times; vies very fine stn'
alton. hsh ant rocky; undoubtedly healthy fncs 80.
Of which two-third stay bond and mortgage nPP'
At 10 Plaft-kt m
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NEW-YURK hkALTHINSURANC

I
! ASSOCIATION Office No l67 Broadvay.-csStA
sc0 iL,ure the health Of both Males aud Femtet
al premium OF - 20 so pc, yrsr AID Psy 81 = spa
week when sick and double that al"nnt for funeral er
penses Apply al The Office Tor paDcs gvog more De MS
eXpeDstlOn All communications must h. adGss-f N no
Secretary postpaid P WHEDEN, PrencenI
A FIERCE. Secretary
WM II MAXWELL, NJ. D. Examining Physi;isn-res'
6snce No a. Waberst
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4 a. C.. FISCHER, 0ate Nuns &

~ Fscber,) mandatory aud waferOom, No 40 Green
wichst Of Dey st. PianoFOrt-s warranted, with
reverse bridge and patent tube well calculated for keeping
In tune Piano oIes tuned repaired and exchanged
~ B-Also Holian Piano Fones for sale
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! AST CHANCE-ONLY A FEW

AST CBANCE"O tNhI -, ~
IIOTS LEFT-Lots for only $50, In the oeautiuI va
Ss Of Yonk ers and chances to oOAln Two u"eAns
Hsuses W hich cost 500 each without additional cost
TIE uneersg ned have 05 Lots the smallest OF WING are
o. by roo fe In the JuIshng village OF lonkers wmcas
y half an hours ride by the udsJn River Railroad VIA
In Is walk OF the Railroad Depot ana Stesmooa'
Landing. ,.,-.
Two houses will be built lots designated en- the map %
Nos So and 81. now under contract to cost S'neach.
Ten dollars to be paid delivery OF emept w on the
9Th Of September next and $50 may remain Oh bono ana
mortgage for three yeais, st per cent ,
The craving tor choes OF lots will take place 10 the VII
sse OF Nonkers on 9Th of September next the per-
sos craving lots and 81 will be entitled 30 the houses
there on without additional cost.
All prson, that are DESTROYS of procuring more OF
these lots should subscribe once there are only aew
lots len not subscribed for.
SIss f RAJ Estate At Merchants Exchange, snd House
tenn. COM8S NlCOLAI,
Auctioueers Real Estate add Insurance Agents,
No. 30 W altst and No 24I Grand-st, N. \.
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"O PARENTS. "A lady accustomed to
4 teaching is DESTROYS Of taking three or foar misses
fro m 10 years in her family educate. Location with
in few minutes ride Of the Brooklyn ferries situation
airy and healthy The best q given as 10
capacity Address PARENTS Box No. l,j9o Post Ohce.
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EOR SALE or to LET-Two very noa,

substantial three story brick Houses with all ,h -
erp improvements Good cation In Ststest near N,'D
st South Brooklyn. Also very nice House IN. uans
part OF New York Apply to {. X. TAYLOR No IS Chst.
ham st opposite Chsmbs rs-s.
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1'nrnitnre, &r.


NNAMELED on0 COTTAGE SETS.
GI-MATHEWs Il GILES, Ornamental and Cham
Der Furniture Ware house No f52 Broadway east SIDE
Crane. ST. NsLuisctory No 40 Greesest
The having been engaged excusivey IN the
manufacture Enanefd and Ornamental Cottage Furni
tue since its Introduction from Europe are th7reoy
enabled through long experience TO offer warranted article
Is per cent below all comp titors
Enaneed and Chamber Sets finished In the most exqu'
site sty les suit the refined tastes
Persons fro the south particularly requested 10 can
sno .xamr our entirely styles Ot Ensneisd and Or
Furniture finished by US expressly for the Souhen
market
Unlike all other establishments In this city who depend
solely on others manufacture for them 70 sell again with
cut knowing what quality Of materials were used In their
construction would inform the public that each and every
article offered by throughout under our O~n spe
els supervision and to be of the drst quality
teral5.
Splendid limitations Of Rosewood Oak 5atnwood, &c. &C.
always or hand
The utmost care taken IN boxing Furniture that IL
be transported any distance without the least injury.
nettIesses Pail Asses Pillows, &c also patent spring
Mattresses MATHEWS L GILLlES,
No. f52 Broadway, east side, Grandst
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Hlsreiluncous.

A EMBELLISHMENTS are inserted in
4 the best papers other cities and towns v b.
PALMtRS Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings
DOOR BINDER WAREHOUSE,
- No. 50 GOLD-Sr-COOK & MANN, Importers of
eyeTv decupn OF coOred Leather tor book binders and
pOcb boob makers Also, English muslin TIA shalrs
thread every Article required the trade Consumers
who buy large quantities viii lind their interest to
eXAm r our stock.
PS-Rung Machines, Standing Presses and Cutting Ma
chimes fnrnl.hed on snOrl L0tIcs
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harm for SALE in WESTCHESTER

nh STAT 81 Esht, Of beautifully located lard In
ON ths situate the Of Harrison,
Sh. Nsu Hs I SsS Of mil, from the Rye station OF
nronerty consist, as and hours from ths city The
hoa.es esIrsse house cider mil sSs other out
1~, IN sSsno.p.e stSs Three spp- orchards, sad other
price Five seres and upward or the sn, os .se sIw
sold low and on accommodating term. A., ~ u E,s ~
Sou hist NA' N0' i''
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+ ANDS for SALE.-Tcn Thousand

III ANDS lUI IJAlIlI'- Ch
Acres of heavy mbsred land lying the branches OF
the Esopus Creek, 25 mills from the hudson i'Vei'
mencing a. the Greene County line, ab,ut miies P @
Kingston Plank Road. Also 100 Acres with me nIl 30,
on durable branch Of said Creek, ons mile rom the 49,
trsct Timber Hemlock and the usua variety o. ua
latitude There are three large tanreres wlenn 80
of the tract which will create cash demand for te oA
enhanced prices Or tsnneTy might pc nsd TO VIM
" EpWARDS. the Agent, Hunter, Greene Co. N l.
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KIM TUNS of WIRE WANTED

10 TUNS SOD OIL, (adoat) suitable
i - for currier, for sale by COOK MANN, Sc Gold st.