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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
9 Va

By~ Miller. 1farsisA Waldo. 70 atne Street. New
Orlsaits, Whole tle Htri Hafail ~!,eslsfs 10 IIaHse
Furnishing tsotrfs. Upholstery ana Galii.ai Furnish.
ing fluids. Paints. Oils, eie.
Ut hand, 4 vary iafss asatftrnnn' NJ gitt and Iron
sed lntip and gIrhnielsy Hall and Lamps hud Chm
oilers Tea Trays. vafiHus t~tntfetns J'Affie Cpslnry;
plnted Flafislf.a. Til. %tafanned and Woodenware.
f;s 4 ware, flain and lnipral Floor Nattins; snaps,
Wax. spertri nilll Star f'sndles sprtia. Whale,
Ghs, eiisinpitifa. Aleoiiel. Turrcniif,s patnis of
every descriptions brushes Witgfos GInss; Putty
sand pathr snd glre Flowing, pdlisidn1, Scrip
Ing. Furniture, Ebadt. Hack. JpI,an aud White
Dainar varflishet, t',irIef Hair. Hair Tlpth, Spriugs.
GitHps Frinaes Jieking md Bid Laee Cord
'I'assHla, etc, Alsp, Picket and Common Moss nj
ways for aaie.
rHfcEs or cAArHfNr.
by thB barrel . . 10 rents per safo
nj tile Ave gallons : CD rents rer gallo
Fur q less quantity /. 10 cehts per gallo
July !Ht, Y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

GLaSS n ~allsizcs. Pufty Paints. On and Paint
~ brushes feExale Il
Il. N...TTAs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

u In the MusscAI WoRID. a cheap
hat excellent publication Of music etc.,
we iand tho following Statement Of clear
profits of BARxuM and JENNY LAM. daring
their engagcmsnt. The former having
! eeeived 1902 900 and JENNY LAND S30a-
0u0. making : totsl Of $6lo,Ooo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

TIME subscriber takes pleasure Of informing hin
j. Customers and the Public generally, that he
has %latetely returned from the city with d choice
supply Of Plaatation supplies, Wiz
1000 prs. Oak tanied Rtsset Brogan doul.
IL Backs, asserted siEes.
20 pairs stout Kip Blogars assorted sises.
lno pair French Blankets, tGrentsrJ
1000 yds. Linsey assorted qualities,
1000 ytls. 'Twilled Lowalle,
1000 Heavy Shifting,
90 Bbis Mess PORK,
5000 Lbs Bacon Sides,
5000 do Bacon Shoulders,
1900 DO Sugar cured Hams,
800 Gals Winter sti aihed Oil,
9 Barrels Tar,
1ulk Lead. Oatuni, Pitch. Rosin, and a great
variety Of other choice articles, which viii be
sold Oh, accommodating terms by A. Malta.
Sept. istb, CO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

- Hf'f= ~ feHfG hshf t'tN Nf1ts@ ~ SAFAh
wife of valfay Trutesti.
Hen negro mar, agad I'll
Jim y Il p5
Thiliis or Felieifp ftauro ssefrisn = III
Hnd her three ~eiiillfefs
Hansh Negro GIL aged ~
George lev aged 81
siisaiilie girl aspd ~
Fanny Girl aged ~
Trasis tr Eath sune third payable in sis
months one third Iii twelve moths aiid ofa third
u eighteen maaihs from tie lily 1t adjudication,
The purchaser 10 furnish their notes with good
personal security butind N collide. and s~eedfsti BY
special fiarIgaHa, With The vaiidafs privilege re-.
served on the sni. slaves I'LL final ia yfieitl The
notes 10 be made payable At The Parish letoftlst's
office III The city Of Batoti Hotge, and to leafin.
terest at IL rate ofeiglt per cent per anufn from
maturity until paid.
Sale 10 lake place At the G'etift House nj the
usual hour Of sale. r BoEt5tst4
A4 Aitetiolsar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
EncnTSSlON E11E.

lI1y virtue ola Commission III me iifaeted IN
u the lfonsfable The 9th Judicial DistNri E3tiff
III East Baton tlotaae, sfalI uftr M sails I'll
Wednesday uef 18th 1859 the following property
owned iainfly hy Henry Walsh 4 siflinef. ta,Iisa
Walsh wife pfl shafles Maflier, ain1 eliza Walsl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

Conditions de Ia vente. I'm tiers payable Asir tnois
TN tiers Il doize mois Ell i dixhlit niois dn ionr de
radiudica. ton, les atdisrrehts f%oirnifori leiirs Bill.
let's ayee lop seeifiie personnel en- solido assure
par hyrosiheuiie special. ct le privilege des sen,ls
tlfsre sur Les dits ~eselavas insq,'an Placement
final lps biliets savoas faite payable All bureau dp
~l.seottler dafts ID villsd de- Baton Rouge, ~e'ortptit
ihterdt b taisof lie hut pouf cent par ali apres
6rheapee. jusqn'st Placement final.
In yenie aifa lien d Ia inaison de Co,ir auA
hetres tsield do vente. E, gO1s1IfL
Sill bts Eteai ten.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

DIG LEAD, Shot, and 1'allow. just received
i and iof sale by A. malta.
Sept. 18th ia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

M0TI0R.

Mn. H. .. WILSON, viii resopen bis
VI School for boysAon Monday, The goth
instant. sept, 18th
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
AFFLIcTED READ.a- rulLA

I,ELPHlA MEDICAL HOUSE. nstabii#l,sd
eighteen years ago. Wy III. Kiakelin, ntftsi west cor-
Nor u 1iuri and Union stfsrts, between s,f,rncc nd
Pine streets. Philadelphia --I.igfIfesi, years ef ex-
iet,aIse cpd uaiatsffppted practice spent IN thix city,
have rendered. Dr. Il il,s most OK peri and sneeeaF Ill
practitioner, far Md near HI the trsatmentnf al div
enses Of b pfi;nte ~IIaitire. Persons d f1icied with
ulcers liJol Tie body, thruat 81 lsgss pain III lie head
OF bones. rnerensial rl,etlnafisms s~trirtmrss, gravel;
dicases arising ffbm youthful excuses er Impurities
Of tts hlotsi, whereby the constitution Ias become
enleebled, are all tfealed with success.
Is who places iiinsrlf ,ttacr the care Of Dr. H.,
may rsligiously cH,fide ID bis lpnor 81 a gentleman,
and confidently rely npois lis skili NJ Il physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTiCE.
Young msn Who have injured themselves ny d
certain pTactice indtIged in-~a habit frequently
harmed from evil coahpalyeiss of ~ schooi lie Ell
fects 81 which ars p,igi,tIy felt, even When, asIesp,
and destroy both mind and bpdy should Apply iinne
diafsly. Weakness and constitutional debility, Ies
0f Muscular elasrgv. physic j lassilnds and general
peqsirasion, irsi,al,ility md III nervous Affections,
indieestion sin3gishaea Of .lm liver. and every dir
case Iii any way connected with tbs disorAer of slre
tTucr1alise f~nnetions cureI. and full yigor restored.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
. 1vEK COMPLAINT, JAuNp1cE.

n IvEE COMPLAINT, JAuNpTcT.
- dyspepsia. chronic OF nervous debility, die.
essrs Of The kidneys, and hfl diseases arising from
d iieenlered liver or stomach. such d. efiikiirta.
fierI. inward piles, fHllness or blood TO the head,
aeidiiy Of the stomach, Nausea, heartburn, dis
gust lpt food, falIness Or weight ~ The slofftacf,
sour efueiations, sinking OF f~lattefina ut The pit Of
the st tbnth, swimming of The ltesd, hurried and
aitiieult breathing. fuifvring At the lieatt, choking
or sufrtaailng sensaiions when IN 4 lying posture.
difnieas Of visieti, dots pr webs bcs6fs ihe sight.
fever and dull pain III the head, deficiency tf Ief-
SEPARATION, y~elIowness u the skin ard eyes, pain
Iii the side. back, chest, limbs, etc. sudden fishss
OF heat. burning In sbs G.sli, constant imseininas
Of evil and great ,dspfessiol u spints, can be
sfsetaally cured BY
DR. HoFK.ANDs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

SALI-l05 sacks Of couTse and ane alt ia
y store and fur sale ~ JOSHUA Hell
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18
THE following articles arc jn.t received
and for sale at the corner Of Church and

FRESH aRRITALS--New Goldfish. new
rfiacksrel, new salmon, 10 kegs July butter, 10
boxes ~faisins.3 200 lbs r%,irrnnts, 20 boxes fresh
veru1cctli, $500 lbs staxy Y Shay's and Duiield's
hams, 5000 lbs 10 extra tiefced shoulders, 1000
lbs Drilled sides, do clear do, 30 kegs Nc. / lard,
8 casks white Vinegar, 81. Louis fonr, extra,
soaps of all qualities, crushed, powdered. loaf and
brown sugar. tobacco u all The m vi celebrated
brands. teas OF oil qualities, all Or which we elser
as cheap a. the cheapest. for ths C3sH aid
cash only. We also have one-half dozen fine
clocks, which We will sell payable when SC61I'
rs .ELEc7ED, at fair prices.
We would be pleased to have cur friends call
and see our improvements III store and stock, cor.
nor of Church and Third streets.
augs8 A MUNTAN q BRO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

"A HigorosA liz 81 a Premature Daghf - am a
Mus ard dem sofling .shica reiatxs u MAJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
GUN WADDING and PERCUSSION

~ CAfSIElsy: Cloth Gun Wedding, ths - - -.
ridges and sporting Materials Powder Yissks he W.
end complete ssortnent Of the shove for sale * ne
heturers sole assnts. FRANCIS foAks soNs' "@'
AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
ar PRIVATE SALE-.A, HUNTS

IA Bndse.-A very pleasant aud beautifully sita.ted
FaTm at Hunts Bridge Weschester county about half
mile or Is ninutes walk from the Depot that place con-
tanning 10 acres Of land with the buildings thereon The
above place susceptible of being divided int number Of
ing business in this City wishing convenient county real
dence, the above land Offers unusual Inducements the
Hariem railroad cars stop Hunts Bridge several tunes
day For price. terms and further particulars apply TO AN
irony j. BLEECKER. Anetsooeer. No. Broais..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
nor SALE-A HOUSE and LOT at

Ll;,s ss -. IT, * y. W s9 ar 'soy efsk
between 9Th and 10Th avs south side will be sold Al bar
gain. taken immediately The building CONTAINS between
thirty and forty rooms and built expressly for tensnt
hopseA VIII eight hundred dollars Tners
also bui,irs suitable TOR or three fsres For
NIL particulars .. to pses. terms &C. apply to T. COL
TON, No. So Bceknanst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
no LET-A few small Cottages, each
Real Gstate for Gale.
~ = >N.>>->> NN->>>>N-~N>oN-~~> N~o~~~~~~~>
i PRlXATE SAI.E-Tbe val

A L PRIVATE SALE-The valuable
"A property ct the northwest corner of Beecker and
Grsenests having front on Beeckers of 50 feet and 100
The whole rented for can be improved 80 As
togsy large interest Wal Be sold lcwOne half bond
end mortgage for years 81 pr cent. interest
Also the hree-sery Brick House No 100 Churchst be-
tween Reed and Dusne-sta Apply TO
COLE L Chiffon No W,u-xt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
ITO LET-A House, Stable and Garden


TITO LET-A House, Stable and Garden
In the village Of Tsrrytown, the Post road three
minutes walk from the Hudson Railroad Depot The House
10 double and half story containing ten finished
The Stable has ample accommodations for two hor
and carriage In the garden there an abundance OF
choice fruit evey description For particulars apply 10 Dr.
r. HASBROUCK next door to the Post-Oice Tsrrytown.
TO LET-A few small Cottages, each
II having four small RoomA Cellar and Garden Lot In
ont of the House They situated 81 miles from the
Ferry in Brooklyn, half mile beyond Bedford the
railroad and stage route They stand in IN imposing neigh
borhood and surrounded houses Rent SO per snnun
or viii be sold for ESQ., very accommodating termA APP
ply to }. PECAkE, No. loS Hester-sf.
ITO L E 1.-TWO brown stone-front
II Hcuses with all the modern imProvements-GaA
Heaters Baths kc. Rent S5oa and $500. LOT to let
Brooklyn suitable for hight manufacturing purpose In
luire Of s. r. TOWNSEND. No. 81 Nssaust
ITO LET-In Port Chester, Store
Il with dwelling house attached, within two nnuteS
walk Of NewHaven X. r Depot; alse. undergrad de-
sired Apply ON the premises, off. DOGGErT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
SUPERIOR BOARDING SCHOOLS

~ throughout the Union deposit their Catalogues and Cir
cusrs for free distribution at T. H. WILLOWS L. s. School
Agency No 2eS Broadway. who viii be happy to confer
with all persons seeking school for the correct education OF
the young well tor the supply OF competent Teachers
Matrops sc. See first page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
ELAMMERSBURGH.-This new vii

lage accessible several times day BY stages and steam
boats situated wi hin light miles Of the City Hail. oppo
site Harlem College Point and Flushing Bay, near the
beautiful town Of Flushing, and adjoining the village
strattonpo, which sold so readily last spring. and Is
laid out on the same scale of both places inter-
secng each otber-and will form its commanding situation
distant period be OF the principal seapos In
tie vicinity of NewYork The lots vary from l. to
city lots in price from SlOo to $50 The terms SIS
ard the rest in monthly nstalments OF $40 which
enables every person. however crcumanced to become his
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
by scenery which be views Of
wishing purchase at the above requested to
call the office, where maps and every Information viii
cheerfuily be given. JOHN A. FLAMMER, No. l57 West
lsth-st between 7th and sthavs Office hours from to
O'Clock M and maps can be seen at JOHN q: fLAM-
MERS No 81 Mottst The only authorized agents to make
sales are Jackson Nichols and John Ogvy, the ground
Mr. Flammer viii be on board the boat every morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
BOOK KEEPING.-A.C.

LEWIS bes leave inform his friends and the public
that he has opened aCOUNTINGR0OM at No 2sf Broad.
way toppoe the Park for the Study and Practice Of Book
keeping BY double entry Mr. Lewis has been practical
Book keeper for number Of yeA and has great experiences
10 and Financial operations OF the most intricate
BY the majority Of merchants In this city CIRCULAR con
tanning terms references and explaining fully the method Of
instruction, be obtained al his Countias Room hoss
interested are respectfully invited 70 call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
rSSEx SEMINARY. LYON,

NLAM T. LYON, MD, ard Mn NJ c. LYON. Pnae.
81. conpieeness o. boarding srransrmenA hind sad "a
kiept tuition and healthy ocston combine 10 render this
Is;sr desirable resort for those seeking thorough and
aeon pshed educsfon- Pupils received ., any time la
sr;op il on the beautiful margin Of the Connecticut River
ara Hsrord daily steamboats, For health ana recreation
the teachers xnd pupils furnished with elegant saIAsss
-, - esr ~ hsS Of VIM n LYON CO. No. Deyst- o.
~ addressing the Principals at Essex-Esssz Conn., April
l. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
DOOMS for SINGLE GENTLEMEN,

HV-W1THUJT BUAHD---T1t .
vi Rooms to let 70 single Gentlemen the house
6lessAntes, and most quiet ia the city and affords Of
st central and agreeable residences The house Is IN per
Iect condition and occupied by small private family aud
can accommodate one or Gentlemen with where
they will have al the quiet and comfort OF home, aud have
kheir rooms well attended to They have suite OF one
nall sittins-r and bedrooms beautifully situated
ON the rss hcor well aired lighted, and ventilated well
odxped for tho accommodation OF two gentlemen, who
Uvoold hke Gttns with bedrooms sepa-
They have also other single suites OF
Addres H Broadway Post Once, Box No. l<s call al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
ACADEMY, No

lvI 2s9 Broadway Room No a. near the irving HOUSE
ro RYAN CONTINUES TO give instructions IN every branch
OF Mathematics with their application TO Mechanics asuon
emy yigation Engineering Land Surveying ana me "a
ricus Mechanical Arts Hours from 70 IL CLOCK A. ~
na 2 m and I TO 9 O'Clock Y. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

IL DENCE for SALE, at Stamford. c ,nn, fronting on
The Sound and commanding extensive view OF the same
For private residence the location most desirable being
retired from business part Of the village within five min
utes walk of the New-York and Haven Railroad depot
and the same distance from the steamboat landing
d. ube two story and House built in modern STYLE and
in the most substantial with sliding doors marble
msnes Crates &c four fine rooms each floor including
the attic rh hall through the center Also Kitchen store
rooms end closets Cemented cellar under the
whole house cisten and well water both under The
House and complete repair Garden and grounds
handsomely laid out and good condition. Immediate
session given Twoths of the purchase money can re-
main bond and mortgage at per cent. Inquire OF A.
KNOWLTON, Stamford, Conn, or at No % William st.,
New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
RESIDENCE for SALE

" Farm of II Of excellent land, pleasantly STU
ated on the west of the Hudson River adjoining the
village of Milton Ulster Co. few miles south OF Poush
keersie and in full view of it, having extensive view OF
the River for some distance up and down. On the place are
COED dwelling house. barn and outbudings Apple Orchard
ard other fruit 1t hes directly the rver distant from
New York about 10 miles and communication several times
day by railroad and steamboats, the depot Of the Hudson
River Railroad directly opposite For particulars apply to
A. JACKSON kOE, Insurance Buildings, Nos ~ x 81
Nall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

NOTICE.-Any person having Tract
of Land situated ten ilies less from the city,
North or East River Railroad suitable for vii
age dispose of the by applying either personally
or by letter. to JOHN A FLAMMER, No. Isl West 18th
Ct, Between 7th and 9th avs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
TARRYTOWN BUILDING SITE for

IL SALE-One of the most desirable now Offering, hav.
Ing splendid view Of the river with three Springs and
Brook of Water running through The said Land
sss of A acres will be divided in desirable Inquire
near the premises of 9. B. HAMMOND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

GRACIOUS STORE, No. 80 WAR
DREN.ST to LET-Suitable for an Auction, Commits
sion Furniture Upholstery any other business having
halfthe vault in connection with IT. Rent 5000 For the
kew the premises apply in the basement and for terms
av ana 2ld-st II. BERGH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots varying size from eighth OF an
acre acres offered for sale the most favora
bic Ten per cent down. and balance on or before
March, 1884 These lots occupy very healthy AID beautiful
location near and in full of the East River and in the
immediate vicinity of the grounds and residences Of several
of the wealthy and respectable citizens of Weschester
County This village connected with the Harlem Rail-
road by bar ch Railroad For maps and other Information
apply to u. B. WINTON, No. Tryon- row, near Harlem
Railroad Office. opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
NOR SALE, at Newtown, Long Island,


House, Barn and Carriage House in good repair with
from five Of Land if desired al in good fence
Peach Pear and Cherry Grapes Currants &C. the
premises al good bearing order and well OF water
the door good plank road has been constructed from
Wihsnsburgh Newtown, and Stages run ever hour
the day For particulars inquire of JAMES BAILEY ON
the Premises or Of N. MILLER, No. 5 II ion-R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
VILLAGE LOTS. AT

ID FORDHAM-Ony few more quarter acre los
1esl to four CITY lots may be obtained at first prices sp
Piled for Parties doDe business IN theeity but sesr
Gus country residence, could not possibly select more
eligible healthy and convenient locstion-jus honrs
ride from the City Hall by Harlem Railroad daily
trains For maps and circulars giving description Of the
propery apply 70 the undersigned No l65 Pears They
NAV also be obtained application TO B. NJ Brown and
Jesse LYON on the premises; A W Spies No 81 Maiden
lane; Nsfh C. Plat No y M,idenane and Gen William
Hall. No. 259 Broadway. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
nor SALE, or would be exchanged, in

~ SOIt OALT, VI NUuIU DC tALIIUtI-tuf III
whole part for city property elegant Country Seat
within u miles Of New York. comprising altogether about s.
acres of land This situation high and healthy and the
prospect unsurpassed The house is largo and costly and
every way suitable for the occupation of gentleman of
fortune The grounds handsomely laid out and are
covered with every variety of fruit and forest trees aud
are intersected BY grsveed carsseways, paved walks
hedseows and aTbos covered abundantJ with choice and
productive Of grape There also ne carriage house
stable house barn. and all other buildings for
such an establishment No pains expense has been spared
upon the place 1t is accessible by railroad and steamboat
about twenty times a day from New-York Apply to
D. SHEPHERD, Nc. IA Wal-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

MARIN at YONKERS for SALE
Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
IA miles of Bronxvie Depot, Harlem Railroad Contains
10 acres Of which 20 in woods Soil superior;
buildings and plenty water good and fruit abundant
place is under good crop and improy Some rocks
Situation very high price very low Apply at No. l9Plat
street. stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29

~ CpEAP.-Persons wishing to obtain site upon the
Hudson. have good chance procure fine one,
tanning little than five situated about $50 yards
above railroad depot at Dobhs Ferry Village q miles
from Cbamhesst 1t is well wooded and watered and has
two building sites upon it, commanding uninterrupted and
views the river from the city the Highlands
The owner this ground designed TO build thereon but has
lately located California and has directed the immediate
cash. in order to invest further IN his bust
ness Apply personally opostpaid to STICE COUZENs,
Dobls' Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
vTVO BUILDING and LAND ASSOCIA-

IL TI0NS.-FOr Sale, Land or Building Lots altogether,
or to suit purchasers good high ground level with the
streets - miles from the city Railroad station Aboa
800 Lots have been sold Payments monthly Land warrants
taken in exchange money loaned Improvement Bank
Stock for sale al par. Apply al No Horatio-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-29
nlafbinerp, &r.
nAY & McMULLEN'S PATENT

DAY & McMULLEN'S PATENT
AHosE-Ths trial made OF th,s fncom2s-sOls wsiss
Hoe for two yess past hiss fully demonstrates i sass
w. Orders from Railroads Factories Water Companies sal
5she sohcitcd Every piece warranted give ss,issca
" the psentre ard manufacturer Tue following a
from sctanl
Jtxssv CRY, Dcc. II, 1881.
HoRAcE H. DAY. No = Courtlsndf-st- N. Y.-nev S~ I.
suiry In regard the India Rubber Hoss furnished By no
r the New-Jeney Railroad and transportation Company
that we have found Of the very best description sad
answer much better purpose thar either leather
cot only durable but In the end the most economical
have new rubber hose Of locomotives Al
e purchased Of you two years ago. which has been &C.,
sssnt and IL still good and have found ~
burpy stand pressure OF $50 es 20 the square inch
Yours yery respectfully JAMES McFARLAND,
Superintendent Motive Power for ~ J. K r. Trana Co
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