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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
Water Cure.
Jmsurattre QCmpdnies.

rITIZ EMS FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY-Onces ST wALL-ST. and q BOZ.
1RY.-fhn Company With . cash capital Of
$I5O,0Oe,
and large surplus securely invested, continues 20 ssse
against loss damage by FIRE, on dwelling houses, ns'
shandss household furniture and all descriptions Of ~
DIRECTORS.
jeremiah Johnson, Aleuzo Alvord, DaAisl 8ntrsi.
william Wallace, Thomas McElrxtk, Lake Baker.
WIN. Valentine, James &. Baldwin, Jag JARVIS,
ssAa Harris, Robert Barley, Francis L. PsaN
Jacob Miller, James n Waterbury.
DANIEL BURTNErr, prsaass
JAMHs n AcLBAH Sscrstary HMWw
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6ats, Gaps. sc.

FASHIONABLE HATS-Just finished,
n. most splendid article sves offered, elex5nI
snr SCH SILK HATS AZ the low grcs Of ~, a:aAir
.Safs e. Also, an article ~ 81 81 Near HAS ~ 90
Brown. no. - C.ss-sf enc doof ron osi''aA'
Sim --
I.OSSUTH HATS-Wnh or without
IA ,.asberr for Gents yssEs Gents, yovths and Boys
- Iarr, ss,.artaeut Of fashioaaols Hats aud Cs2s,
TsssT' Borpsts =: HOSaRQUEs. Ne IN so"ery'
d3I ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

NOR SALE-The three story new
u BRICK HOUSE. No. i3i East 18th with all the
ncoeu improvements Ar5ay at Ne. ise rsatA Ct
Aso. the three story sad attic new Brick House No ss
last ish a. flashed IN the best manner and ccmplsts
WITH al Ne mederx improvements Apply ~ above.
ia tws '
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for inc ecIioans..

M Is. PETEkSx ~ IS ssxsDIEs. LIoUoH'
IA cioxis h; sc 500 BIO ,.,.,,r .ns... n
vs. ~ sss Tss 'ssss az. = ne orHER
Al; SssTj'6Ssss7 s@IinioH OF c VINES .,
-. ,h,y can afford 20 sell tseio - sarrsssci Of
ase -. = 80 ssr csa. lS~er taas tasy c@h 20
ar css sss 6esler. patcclSry go sst mel vita
ss ssIs a. nc . ss - -. quality e sesT
slswhs!s 81: cs PC a,s rely finding me 'h'''''
Sssds 81 Havana csars at sAg No 500 BRO ADwAY.
jS3t
CURs FURs,-A large ssoc. :. 81
Il furs, 1. svors 'Al W1NARQUEs. Ne. ~ se-.r
III lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
!. STpoT0C IN the NINETEENTH

4 ~
n cENTURY.-Dr C W ROB ACk, ths sss.,a
sayer calls the attention OF voc He ~ Ia ~
,ss ,,, las, he has revived the oaest sr 10 me 800
al :, ss,srAi pIriiy He fOrs,els IS Dad ,as ChTa AS
~ IA sveats ei hddsn In the womb OF 'lms az
srcrs.. Re received While IN Europe. ihIee sfaeIs
Kpish,hsod from three Of The I've srsss - 49,
sss Cc,son sYt Coss Of tbs Legion OF honof Ia Ls.s
ph,hppc Of FraGce These however, are 49, ~ "a,
- ~te~e f3uly divrs,i0n prophecy. ana secpeo ssns
h.sn Ler.1,sr, far us Years and who hmseii hss
stnasd tie arts of Aselogy and soninef i''
aeuar Of 4 century. -. ...-,o. ~ tia
Es sIIts were for tre devoted 10 tue service ~ ~
Fhst. lrhsns. hut be IS Gov IN tas ,iy ieNy - 80
b. Tor The ad Support ard beuoht 81 al NJ neel .e-
n trade love, iea'eusy, sorFos '0es os
1T, hoe Ce.rFred raEin.nEa, dlihcunies speo1
II al kuds veysses travelling Dskias itNes meh'A, w
H. al the affairs Il HE. ~he,hsr ihef conosh "a. t -
IN, lead stn .ncnt iB'sTes' he ADVICE i9soeu N
seonsIcy he ofsculaT ssbs ava ldiicit $500. 80
re- rurd ficiept Term Ladies, 50 cea'si 1en.ir@,l.
A. Nsf.yItfrs caicnlsted according TO geenn
isl.r.. 50 in fan, 50 Gentlemen. ). IN iai -. -
,tised srcoldin. ta thu orae'es and mtscuine Sshs
Ladies 81 Gentlemen. 81 So Address, n oy leuei. PIC
nd rsmrE day Of birth sating the Kind OF msseM IN
t,na ion wanted and incloslng the apprcprlae lee "
ur c W ROPACK. No White s., New.for.. rei
snnsi crrs',,fiors through0u the DAY Phe Atrsosi
cal Almspsc for ieJ2 now ready pe "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
Clothing.

saTw S. VANDERBILT would call
w re litsafSE his eus:oaert. and Lns pubic sea
~ "a h,s veil selected stock of Cloths tSSsinsr1 Nsf
- md psIl and Winter Goods az his CASH
TAILORING EsIABLISHMESI ZIG 5Iss.y "a.
,h~re bs Is prepared 70 make up GENTLEMEN 2 asa
sov,s 81. OTKfF6, in the most fashion.bls style -
Hs also keeps wensslecsea .ssortrsn Oh 81 TN
,rryss md E0Ys' REApY-NADy CLOTHING
4i,a A rrnsrsl sssotmept Of everything foana w
srsrIzwEs's yuRErssrss ssfastissaAss
if4sfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

THE SUBSCRIBER is authorized las
Areat fur the ConpssyI to esrtssss fct tas delivery
u CARGOEs ef the celebrated Coz Al Zen "a Aes
Hil Miaes AZ potisvls Pa formerly ~srSsd b. Alasi
> atwood ana Johp Hs~es ..-
2ifDs s. c. OCDhS.NS % WN-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
NOR SALE-h delightful Counsr,

LOR SALE-h DELIGHTFUL OVuhsry
u Residence end tea Of Land IL the village Of
Hsspstesd, 4. l., twenty miles from this City The house
osssass built. and half stories, with wings and
passA extending the whole length. Upon the place is
hne bars and other bmicnss, orchard, grape vineyard
eat Wnh lawn in from, &C Not sold speculation. AaA
nay bs had af u gain Inquire OF
j3AahWAFs G. DE WITT, No. los JohA st
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CpANE,s PATENT IMPROVED

<IsOAp the best ard cheapest article ever sssd BY
=, sw.,hnr can be done nconcsivabls short sas,
uIihut tie slightest N uy 20 we nos. aeo AZ .,,.
sTov" ali We ssy M.nafaetarsd n ks".iofs ofy ?,
LV 1T uizxpD No la Madsn-lans, sad srscep-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

nOORS ! DOORS !-Sashes, Blinds.
~ easA Doors, Gazed 6eshss. &c &c, made f.ou The
eea .An dnsd Ia1esr Ias unferxasssd invites the
hsu exseAlve sek Of the absvs sciss bsias shs larger
asd nssf eoepteee A ths UBissd Siafes Over Nsg-H.
zee sdsfas DeRos. Cs.trsa oor. Canal
Ih M0Waf' JENKINS & PORrHR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

DlANOS for Sale and TO Hire, at NO. !
Il bsrclay-st., opposite the AstorlHsuse IRON D. 70
,cfayss in rosew ood and nah ogsny cases .
,se sc las THOMPSON, late railman bandell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
Goal.
II ACKAWANNA COAL RYRETAM.

MN ~ DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
M are nsw rsssilns their Coal fes Crates and
49, Apply o As1r vasds oe6 Of Hubsrs-se., and
s1e Gseavich-ses uorsA RIVER fsss of Cover
ss1a sss River; a 6soS Of Nsr.A- rsssh-s Williams
eeVa md q bos Of ADAM g. anA feos ef Josasmca g.,
re. p. - q NJ odsos " he csmpasy. Ma u waii-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
EOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE

n entirely new, eonta lnlEs Twelve roons-ine luding
bathing rccrard one, three, sir. twelve OF eighties
soxss Of d the same, situated mile nortA u
the village OF NswbuYsh. directly opposite the Pewel,sn
House, and ~ ,oning the laxds u Messrs W n Press
river
Upon the premises ahouk eoa ffun srsss Of he
efoced vancsI, many Of which are in full bearing Also
variety OF shade tress- Scenery unsurpassed on the
Hudson kve location healthy good rVads and walks 70
shs village htie inaisputahle terms easy
is 3awMkWH HArr N.~A.,~k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
Macbinere, &r.

EASTENINGS FOR GARMENTS,
IL HOwEs PATENT. Alss, his original Patent SEN-
ING MACHINE the best and only one bhat can BE- law
fuv ufsd FOR sale Wholesale and retail also Territorial
nights 1t No ni Broadway. ~ HAn mourn rp
ia ims sLiAs nv" - 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
MnsiraI.

MUSIC.-A Lady is DESTROYS to obtain
lvl few pupils for the Piano Forte and Sinsaz
Would give Lemons their resd preferred Terms
reasonable Address MUSIC TEACHER. No.
linz us Ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
Didus-fortes.

HARP for SALE.-A splendid double.
III action Harp Of e,cellsn; tone. sc manufactu ed
n, Fat IsudoQ belong as to lady about TO tTstsi To
aav ne desiring superior instrument al fcAson>oe
u1ce the above 10 an )Doriunlty seldom met vita
'SS itWFkNs G. NII.NER, No las Chambefsst st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

OFFICE BROADWAY INSURANCE
ACCOMPANY. Ne Hs Broadway. Jan. Is. n'ss-A
the Annual ecti,n for Directors Of this COMPANY Asb
the Office this day the IL 10 wing gentlemen elsess
for the ensuing year:
scharsman Hslsist, Charles Sandfogd, John Tishm.
John Harper, Chester briggs, Aaron Arsols,
VIM. " Brady, sami. h Althagse, WIN. rfnslswj
Vim. b Skdmors, Bernard Smytb, Crowell HsAdsa
Wilson G. Hunt, John W. Msrcefeau .Joka McLsm,
Leonard KIRBY Helmus M. Wells, stephen v. Aois
George I. Cobb, Matthew Bird. James Foster; 4,
Fran. W Edmonds, X. N Forester, Wuhiegtss AZ
Lewis Doty, Reuben W H0 YES, John RamW
Benz f. Camp. John B Dickinson, Francis Godlse,
Al ,ubseguent meeting Of the Beard HIRAM
FORESTER, Esq was unanimously elected Pfsaass
in place Of schurenah Hslsted, ESQ, resigned. -
The following gentlemen at the time etsc,ss
Inspectors Of the nett election DR. Jacob Hsscs Cbe
Shields AID Michael McGfatL
On motion Of NJ Bird, ESQ, the following rssoiufpn
were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the thanks Of this Board DO and are hs
By rendered 10 our late President schuremss has.s
ESQ., for hs fat hful and efficient Prsndem
the Broaeway Insurance Co from It's first orsaaraiisss
he present time. -
Rssoed Tha. in retiring from the responsible sitvsnm
which ks has alphabetically filled he carries via -
the personal regards ~ zach nsmoer Of the bess
and hsir Yssret their ofcis sectt0n u brouskv
asloss- fjis iasJ John wRAY. esosstET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
VyO TATJORS-Wanted to dispose Of,
Rsai Estate for 8dle.

NOR E-Eighteen new Brown
~ stsps Front Houses in 36hst, 100 feet from Broad
ay-Thsy are in Improving and fashionsDie neisn
bortssd asd are furnished with all the modern improve
mepts Cas- Baths He& Plate Glass Windows. Se nc
Tksv are built in the substantial manner 0y the oag
vorf snd are be OF most splendid
rows Of Dwellings York Also, four splendid nov
Rrcvs etose Front Bouses in Sands st.. Brooklyn, in
glsadd location Pfoe, So 0O0 One half or more caa
yeuain on bond and mortgage for term OF years 90
rei This offers rare for families to purchase
good aad gsutssi Hon fer comparatively small sum- 30
large Q number being built n. one time and the materials
being purchased in quantities aud vsry cheap thef can
be afforded at bargain. Inquire Of
jas ava g. p. TOWNSEND, No. 90 Nassau st. up stars
EvARM WANTED-AbOut forty acres
~ within 40 miles Of New-York City, on or near rail
road N New Jersey Connecticut Good buildings,
fruit, no and price not over siVOV OF $oVoV azores
L. l. L., Tribune Office INV
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Gopartnership.

DlSSOLUTlON.- The Copartnershll
-. nsreseiors eEs,,es ksyssn the gsdsrssass -
ohy Of Ne~-York. and A. BURBANK co IN TIE Cg
81 hechester, THIS day dissolved By mutual censsst
hOBEEIS or A. BURBANK will settle the $500
the late Trims ABRAM sHErAkD
LEWIS R0eetn
New York, Jan .. 1854 ABSEa BURBAHk
cOPAkINEkShIP The subscribers have ne sS3ss.
,sfe9 mo Copaitnership, under the arm Q, y SSsa
kkle 20. for the traassc Of general fioe'~'
sns Produce Commission cuisines in THIS city. "a
LEWIS ROBERTS, hsv-s
@. ". BURBANK. RocheeSs.s
New York, Jan. ., Is5s jn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
NOR SALE-A FARM of o. acres,

n the New Maven Railroad, between aud adj onipg
Pehnmvlle and Mount Vernon, and finely situated for
cutting up IN building lots Also one Of 20 acres, Of su
percr land for gardening purposes, within three miles OF
WhaMsbufsh The above places will he sold cheap and
for easy payments to Individuals or companies. Also
Farms Of hon 10 geo in Duchess, Ulster, West
chester and Rockland Counties aud = number OF good
farms. the City. exchange for CITY property As"
large number Of houses this City and IN fsuguhecp
ss, Albany, Tapytown, whliamsbursh aud Mer,tssaia
For further parte ulars apply to WATKINS HlME,
iAS1,us No. 4)S hroau~Ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
HOUSE and LOT, Ne. Il6 Remssn-st

Il Brooklyn. is offered for sale, and will be open
for Inspection each day from to 3oclcck Those wishing
o the and cheerful houses Brook
lyn invited TO call The house 80 by 90 feet three
stories with basement and cellar Lot 30 by las oet with
a canisge-way leading to Water and gas pipes
thIoush the house having bath
closets and wash basins marble tops supplied
with water from large csstern the attic. The house
be occupied the LIST Of Feb and Will be sold at
bargain. jas 2wFMkWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

THE NEW ENG LAND LIVE
II STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of New Hssss'
Conn, horses cattle &c tsss.
either from natural cause accident or disease of ssf -
scnption vhassvsr. New York Agency, No. 10 wsne
Tfn L. b. HART, Asnh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

DEAL ESTATE.-The subscriber is
= Agent for the sale Of large number Of first and
second class houses with all the modern improvements
,uates the desirable part of the city, on the east
and sides between the st and 9TH avs and between
Isl and 36th its Prices varying from Sc 500 to s 900
Also several desirable Lots Rents collected, nc Once
hours before 10 A. NJ and 5 to r M.
In 6,s AUGUSTUS G. LEWIS, No So Stanton st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
THE COMPREHENSIVE hsrs.ei.rts

THE COPARTNERSHIP hsrsssissms
n sxisssns between ANDREW " STOUT eaa = ~
Q. WARD under the firm OF STOUT WAbgy. e. n
day dissolved By mutual consent The business Of "
vii be settled BY A. v. stog, Co. vrouf
ISRAEL c WAhD
New York, Jan. -, 1850
COMPREHENSIVE w. STOUT hN ~ -
associated wsh am PROSPER p. SHAW, ana ~ ~ re
tnue the Wholesas Boot aud Shoe business w. ~
frm Of A. v. STOUT 4 CO. Of the old q sn1..
Peai-st ANDRIV " Slvv"
PROSPER ?. sHx.w,;,
kew-Yorx, Jan q, 1851 III
Notwithstanding ~
l Of BLANCHARD 4 PARSONS 10 Ths ~ ~. ~
SOLVED 81 mutual consent. The business e ~ ~. 10
ln6l THOMAS LE001rTs -
r BLANCHARD.
WM B. PARSONS a -
fAs Rassfsosurs asd sals AZ the EEcslasr ss.s,sa
Easfs Pspsr vii be ceesisssd ~ vA y &c
Ne. ~ Wstsr-sG. Nsv.vosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

nor SALE.-The property No. l59
u Met ST. consisting of four story brick dwelling
with tea front Of let, and -Four story brick dwell
wig lot % feet by 100 feet deep Rents for large
amounts ON investment arse part OF purchase remain
"a Bond. For tsrns nc. apply TO w. BARKER, No.
9sDAielay-st., or TO JOHN V. COLE, No. 81 Burling
alp J26 Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
for SALE.-The fass-saiI-
Eonses to Get.

TNO LET-Immediately half of House
No 18th st. between s. and 9Th avs unfurnished.
with privilege retaining whole part after list May
Apply ON the premises. l2S N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
NOR SALE.-A our-stOry brick House,

u No as West 2zd ST.. north sds between 9Th and 9th
avs Tepiss with the modem improvements finished in
modorn ays built most substantial By days
wsr Ter the present who only offers for sale be-
he inter LEAVING the city in the spring The house
new, having been Gnshed year. Dmensions 23t
x<l o1 same width lad 10 depth half the block This 10
one Of the Handsomely AID mos, healthy locations in the
city aAd IL protected the by buildings Of the
6rst class. Price 81 500; $1,000 can upon bond and
mortgage IL desired, legal interest Possession given
let ApT next The carpets ell cloth (all new and gas
fixtures be purchased, desired Inquire upos the
prsunes. 1877 iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
VALUABLE FARM for SALE or Elk.

Valuable ANN Ior SALE or EX-
change for CITY Property. IN the town OF East Chss-
ter, Wessch ester Co, containing 81 acrss miles from
Tuike,hee Depos, Harlem Railroad, the maa road
leading from New-yerk 10 White Plains, well fenced,
coed house, barn and ether outb adings never-fsnE
stream Of water running through the together With
an assortment OF fruit trees Appes Pears Peaches
Pums, sc. Terms easy Iaqure OF the subscriber at
East Chester. Ul4twMwAFsl JOHN 4 HAYWARD
NOR SALE or TO LET-A country
Il Residence, II miles ffom WnlianshursA Ferry on
the plank road 10 Newtown Omnibuses pass the door
nearly every hour An the day. There acres az
land two dwellings, one barn ten kinds Of fruit and 900
Croton Point grape ON ave GIT years old which
should be praned peKt month Apply No II Leroy-d.ce
before 10 A. and after &P M.
JIG imEWkFs j. W. CRANE
NOR SALE.-House and Lot Ne. l2s
Fourth o., lot IS feet inches. BY lox feet house AZ
feet deep. two story. attic basement ana counter cellar
has bath, range, furnace Gas, &c To person desinas
substantial and pleasant private this favorable
opportunity Price $oeeQ For further particulars al
dress sppl, TO L. BROWN, Real Estate Broker No
II wsll-st. nom TO O'Clock, m JIG 1MwkFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
NOR SALE.--A FARM of forty-twc

LNOR SALE.--A FARM OF f0rty-two
Il acres, situated within 20 minutes walk Of Lsns
Island Sound and 0miDues OF Portches'er karead Depot
New. York ON the Byran River. On the Farm are six
buildings and great variety Of Fruit Trees ~ was
formerly known Capt Peacock place ana eas sT'
on account Of the heahulnsss Of the locality Ad,on
ing the Farm new village forming. renasrng tno posi-
tep good ore for Investment the whole may be solo
Tor luiidng lots Title clear. Half the purchase mooey
ns, r.msn ON bond and mortgage. Apply the Parm,
Of TO H. WIEGMAN, No. Ill varick-s', cc1nsJ CnsT-
ton. New-Yeik. IiV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
miscellaneous advertisements.

ENGRAVERS LITHOGRAPHERS,
IL and ethes wanting some genuine India Proof Paper.
would do well call the subscrioers store the Same
having lot hand which will be sold cheaper tnan the
mi ARK price quantities to suit the Purchasers
JOSEPH CAIN. stationer, No 40 dadsn-iane.
ia So between Water and Front SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

Clinton. place. 18th ST. nesr 5th sy Lot IS BY 20
res IL or IA feet hight, with basement and
cellar under the whoe-fnished IN modern style Cro'on
water throughout with baths statuary marble msnes
sc iron vsrsndsh ia front, sewer IN street Pce 900
ono half may remain bond and mortgage. II desired
Also House and Lot No 81 Clinton place. (adjoningJ
and House and Lot No al Ninth same In all respects
az the first named For further particulars address post
pad) OF apply to y. H. BROWN Resl Estate Broker No
III Wal ST., from TO o'clock p. M. JD st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
of REAL ESTATE

NU1ICE.-UWnerS OF KEAL I'd n u
Y in WILLIAMSBURG can have the advantage Of
double market BY leaving with the subscriber description
and the price Of their property either No Secoad ST.,
Wiliamsbursh, or at No. IS Nassau-st .Few-York
FOR SALE-A large number Of HOUSES m williams
burgh Brooklyn and NewYork.
Particular attention, moderate tsrms paid to leasing
property the best advantage and to the collection OF
rents.
Money obtained on bond and gtgage $40 900 to loan
ia6 3tS RODERICK LAWRENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

his city, situated at Hopews ths County of Duchess
about miles from the Hudson River Tbs property DON
with an admirable dwelling house barn. carriage and out
houses all in excellent repair In the midst Of highly
ed district connected BY plank roads with the VII
age OF and the Hudson River Railroad and
In the immediate vicinity of church and schooihsusc The
propetty in question offers unusual Inducements to those
desiring cheap and in all respects sommctors eoupty
'' sls De- '0' 's' HOMER MORGAN No Pns-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
NOR SALE or TO LET.-A large

1lNUN 4 ..
il and commodious House with about Of Land
sdon,pg situate at Por Chester westchester Co., oom
maud unrvaed prospect Of the Sound and surround
ing county II hiss been for several years past upied
Boarding School, for which purpose 70 most admra-
bly adapted 1t IL within ~ minutes walk Of the Do sos
aud sat water and well worth the attention u those
looking for ste for School Boarding house Inquire
AT n r SMITH At Port Chester Depot. jltu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

VIVO LET with STEAM POWER-Sev.
sra fine large and well lighted Rooms, with from four
horse steam power the buildings No s SPRUCE st.
and No "a Bsekman-st Also lar well-hghted Room
in the I'd story building Of William and Frankfort
sis Fer particulars inquire ii No i6 SpLuce-st
20 NWkFtf 8. w. BENEDICr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

NOR SALE-DO BUILDING LOTS
j. on 18th I<th. and 18th SITS, Avenres and c. Ia
suire of H. w. LOWBER, Ne lT Brsadwsy, Franki lin
6uydipF Ito II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

II PROPERTY, q beautiful County Residencs. IN the
village Of Wilton Conn situated the Dsnbury road a
miles from the New Haven, and three minutes walk from
story frame HOUSE. With attic and Of ground
taseful laid out with trees and shrubbery abundance
The house and DR. mises good order II will be sold low
For further particular inquire Of
JAS r DERRICKSONk 90,
dSeu No. te5 Fulton ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

IN story House and ease'of Lot, known as No. 81.
Chsmber The lease has 10 years 10 run. from hs LIST
Of Msy 1852 at ground rent Of $3.50 per annun sue OF
lot % By Is fset depth portion Of the purchase
money remain ON bond and mortgage For prIce aud
futhsr particulars app yto ANTHONY BLEECKER
Auc;ionseY. No. Broad -. JS6 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
VALUABLE WATER POWER t.

SELL or LEASE -On the North RIVER, few rods
nom Milton Landing ia Water Privilege with Dam and
Water Wheel, tall Of 20 feet, with foundation for
Those wishing cheap rent, with daily communication
with NewYoIk City BY mail steamboat and railroad VIII
tors who will furnish such information be de-
ured-Miton, Ulster Co., New-York, Jan, 5. 1851
20 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

CoNGKEss.-An interesting sketch of a
debate on the Saul Canal appropriation will be
found under the telegraphic head. Mr.. Cass made
an excellent speech in favor of the measure, and
was opposed by Mr.. Butler and others. Mr.. B..
seems to have made himself somewhat merry at
the expense Of Michigan's Sempronius. Mr..
Felch's amendment to substitute an appropriation
of 100000 nstead.of 100000 acres of land was
lost by vote of q to 80. The yeas and nays are
given, in our report. Pending an amendment to
the original bill, changing the number to 100000
acres, to Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Steamboat bill was reported
back from the Committee, after which, there came
personal explanation by Messrs. Durkee and
Akin, in regard to certain case of slave hanging
and the Wheeling Bridge case. After the expi-
ration of the morning hour, Mr.. Stanley moved to
suspend the rules for the purpose of taking up the
bill appropriatng ten million acres of public lands
to the States for the support of INDECENT in.
sare. The motion passed by a vote of 90 to H..
A sketch Of the debate, with the amendments
proposed, &C., will be found in the Geographic
columns.