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Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-31

PLAsTERERg BRICKLAYERs', MAs0NY AND
CARPENTERS TOOLS 81
rT,RoWELs, Mitring Tools Hammers and Brushes, Tor
Plasterers; Bricklayers' Trowes, Stonehiasons Ham
GARDEN TOOLS. Ns#
Hoes Rakes shoye, Spades Trowels and Limos for gar
dening.
FISHING TACKLE.
Jointed Bamboo and Reed Rods, Sea Grass and Hemp
Lines, Snoods and Hooks In great variety.
BRISTLE AND FEATHER BRUSHES,
warranted not TO come TO pieces Whtewash Paint Sweep
ing, Scrubbing busting, Shoe and Fly Brushes.
HARDWARE
Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, &c.
CUTLERY.
Ivory, Buffalo, Ebony, Rosewood and Bone Knives
and Forks Butchers Cooks and Bread Knives; Pen and
Pocket Knives in great variety
BASKET WARE
Chdren's Carriages Market Baskets, Work do, Fancy
do together with large collection too numerous to
ton lust received from New York, Philadelphia and Balt
more and for sale the Old Variety and Hardware Store
Pennsylyan avenue, one door from 9th street, by
And Penna. av, opp Seven Buildings, First Ward, by
27--H JOSEPH H. SAFAuE q W.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-31

MIR. OLE BULL HAS THE HONOR TO
M that, in Difference to the wishes of many
who unable to obtain seats at his Concert
Friday evening last he will give another performance at
Caruss Saloon Wednesday evening next, the 3lst in
stant commencing at o'clock precisely
Tickets at 81 each, with seats secured may be obtained
at the Music Store of Mr. Davis Pennsylvania avenue
mar 30-2t
MO WONDER KOSSUTH MEETS WITH
such cool receptions in the West The just
this he did not have his likeness taken at THoMPsoNs Sky
Light Gallery, Lane fuckers Building, between AZ and
9th streets where the finest and most perfect pictures are
taken for SO cents. 30-tr
NTANTED-0nc or two unfinished rooms without
w board. Address b., postpaid, City Post Office.
mar 29-3t
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The Post once Department.

day the information called for BY that body in relation to
the number of letters, cost Of transportation. and the
amounts of postage collected in each State for the fiscal
year ending June go 1851 II appears BY the statement
that the whole number of paid and upaid letters which
passed through the post office of The United States during
the year aforesaid Exclusive of California foreign, and
dead lelters) 1856 2S5; of which there paid
letters l9207.471; unpaid letters, 5o,7o7726 paid by
stamps, 127o,oss free do, 4646ol6; drop do, 7lo42s.
Letters conveyed by European steamers, 3909,ls6; do.
do, Havana Sc 9O3 do do, California ,333 667 Dead
letters, 24l6 The total amount adding the four last
items omitted in the first aggregate, SO 1884, 735 as the
number OF letters which passed through the post office
80, 1851. The total printed matter newspapers, PAM
phles. chargeabe with postage was s2695,s72; free
printed matter 3460,05O; exchange newspapers and
franked documents, 100000; total, 0l,l35,922.
The following table shows the amount actually credit
ed for the transportation of mails. by States, and differs
slightly from the amounts actually paid. II also shows
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DemocratIo National Committee.

Maine Hastings trickand post Office Bangor
Nel0 Hampshire &C. G. Anterior post Office Nashua.
Vsrmoni David A. Smay post office, Burlington.
Aosaehaseifs.--B. +. Hallett; post Office. Boston.
Rhode Island -Weesme b. Sayes post Office, Pfoyi-
denee.
Conntetieu--JaInes T. Pratt post office, Rocky Hill
Nsu Y0rk-John p Beekman; post Office, Kinder
hook.
NstO Jsrsey-Joseph C. Potts post office, Trenton.
Psnnsy uania.--James Campbell; post office, Phila-
delphia
Dslaw@s-Geo r. Riddle; post Office Wilmington.
Maryland Robert M. MeIane post office, Baltimore.
Vbginia William II. Clark post Office Halifax c. H.
North Cpofna Warren Winslow; post Office Fay.
ettevle.
Gsorgia.--S. T. Bailey; post Office, Macon.
ALlbaml-Edward c. Belts post office, Huntsville
Mssiss:ppi--S. r. Adams post office, Paulding.
Lousiana.--A. q. Penn; post Office Coyinglon
Ohio,-Alfred P. Edgeron; post Office, Hicksville.
Ksnfueky--Francis P. Stone post office. Monticello
Isnnessee.-Geo. w. Jones post Office, Fayetteville.
Indiaaa.-Alex +. Morrson post office, Indianapolis
Minois-Isaac Cook post office, Chicago.
Mis,ouH-Ferdinand Kennett; post office, Potos.
drkansas---N. B. Burrow; post Office, Pine Bluff.
trot
F2oriIa.-Thomas Baltzell; post Office, Tallahassee
Is1as--James w. Scott; post office, Houston.
Io,ga.--Joseph C. Knapp; post Office, Keosauqua.
Wisconsin - Benjamin Il. Hennng post office, Osh-
kosh
Colforn;a-Wam NJ Gwiu; post office, San Fran
CISCO
ROBERT M. McLANE, Chairman.
:. + h asaa'; Secretaries.
e. g. ATfiERToN,y
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NATIONAL TusArRK.-"Lols Montez In BAVARIA re.
peaed last night In consequence Of the inclenency Of
the weather. thore full house expected
This Is be regretted, many disappointed, and
this extraordinary woman Lola Moutez, has presented in
the history OF her e aud admirably Represented
the stage drama life, full OF the strange ipoi-
dents and To soy that actress performs well
what she herself has passed htouehwhat In fact her
natpre--would be superlniy Of words. She must
certainly represent herself else could repre-
sent her. This then, is what is being performed for
few nights the National Theatre-a remarkable and
historical character repeating the stage hor life.
The company sustained her, for the most part well.
especially Mt Fleming the character Of the Jesuit Prime
Minister and Mr.. Jordan the enthusiastic artist and
admirer The piece much applsuded.
Tonight Lola Montez in Bavaria is be repeated Our
czons should not lose the opportunity Of Witnessing this
performance and Of seeing this remarkable and beautiful
The popular play Of Ernest Mauavers is in
hearse Il is said 70 be tho last the theatre viii be
open.
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Sc. 4o4,s73 IS


The number OF letters conveyed by the Cunad. Collins,
Bremen and Havre lines for the period, 3,009
1885, and OF ewspaper. $40 Postage on letters col
lected by the Cunad line in the United States, $780,,
4g4 az do in Great Britain S22o $40 IT total $500,
037 6 Collected by the Collins line 10 the United States,
Sl3t lat S.; do. 10 Great Britain, S747l3 Sc total
sos s4l IL The balance due and paid 10 the British
government was SJ9,400 u.s.
The number OF letters conveyed between New York
and California and New York and Oregon, via Chagres
and Panama. and the amount OF postage collected thereon
are az folow Number OF letters sent and received, l.,
323 G67 amount Of postage thereon, S529,34i OF.
The number OF letters and newspapers conveyed by
the Charleston and Havana Steamers and the amount oil
postage collected thereon follow Letters, 900
"a 66a amount OF letter postage, $3.50 81
cunt OF newspaper postage, $3.50 "a The whole num-
Der OF ship letters received during the period
339 o32 and The amount paid for the same SO $50 ca.
There were collected during the year the following
sums for postage in the following Offices: New York,
s53 $50 50; Philadelphia, Slo70l 0s; Boston, $780,
756 So; New Orleans Sli7,3se IS Baltimore, S99,67o
81; Cincinnati, $751; 1873 10; ST. Louis $4,000 81.
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CHOLERA AMONG THE TRooPs--A letter from Fort
Leavepworth, dated the nth utmo received in ST.
Louis conveys information OF the existence of the chol-
era among the recruits intended for the army in New
Mexico They left ST. Louis two or three weeks since
10 The number OF about three hundred This letter says
From report received from Major Seen last night
learn that his march arrested by the prevalence OF
cholera in his command. There had been nine fatal
cases, and yesterday the surgeon reported forty
under treatment for that disease" This report would
snow a very general prevalence OF the disease
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Fillmore, Of the United States Of america, all
whon IL may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited H.
been appointed of republic
DOR United Sae hereby recognise him SUCH
declare him free exercise and such functions and
privileges allowed of the favored
the United States.
testimony Whereof these pat
ent, of
my hand city of Washington day Of
II. 81 June, A. D. 1852, independence
United States of America the seventy sixth
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President.
DANIEL WEBSTER Secretary Of State.
ard Fillmore President Of Uased States of aeriea to all
uhoa may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
appointed consul of Sweden and Norway
Cincinnati Of Ohio do hereby recognise him SUCH
and enjoy such functions, powers,
and privileges allowed the vice consus of the most favored
in the United States
Ia testimony Whereof be made pat
cn and the be affixed
city of Washington, the 7 day Of
IL. 81 june 1852, Of the independence Of the
States of America the sevsnty-sixih
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary ofsate
lnlad Fillmore, President Of sate' Of america, to oil
nhom II may concern!
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited Poycapus
appointed consul of Sweden and Nor
way Chicago State of Illinois, do hereby recognise him
such functions
powers privileges allowed the consuls the
favor n the United States.
whereof, caused these letters be made
ent Of United States to be hereunto affixed
my hand, city Washington day of
H. 81 June ID. 1882 independence United
States Of America the seventy sixth
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the Presidents
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary of State.
Fillmore .7merioa
whora Il may
Satisfactory having exhibited +.
appointed Of Sweden and Norway Key
West Florida hereby him sueh and
enjoy such functions and
privileges OF the favored
in United States.
have these letters made
emit and the seal
Given under my hand city Washington OF
IL. June ID. and independence United
States Of America the seventy sixth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
by the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
Milford Fillmore, President the United Sta Of america, all
ohop IL may
Satisfactory having exhibited that H. L. HoG
appointed consul Of Sweden and Norway ST.
Louis Missouri do hereby recognise him sush,
and declare enjoy funcon powers
privileges allowed the Of the favored
nations n United States.
whereof caused these letters TO be made
emit and be affixed.
Given under my hand city Washington, 7 OF
IL ST. June, 1882 Independence the United
States OF America the seventy-si1h.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
by the Presidents
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary OF State.
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ON Tuesday afternoon, by Rev. JoHs G. ssIrH, JOHN
WATERS, esqr Mics JULIA e. daughter Of the late Ronrnr
TwsspY, esq, all OF this city.
FOURTH Presbyterian church,
Hon. s. D. JACOBS, OF Tenressee Fret
Assistant General 10 Mrs MATILDA ~ JOHNSON,
auahter Hon. ions n. NFyIrrN, Of Mississippi
California; 2s Of April at the residence
Captain Rev, DR. Nrp MruH, Mr..
HENRY OWNER Miss MARY ELLEN SYMPTOM, eldest
daughter OF Captain Gsopsr and MANY w. sIsrToE
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Sales To-Day.
Nv A. GREEN, Auctionoer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcrIoN-on Wednes-
shall sell In OF premises,
O'Clock p lot No H. in square No. 5 except the eastern
feet from front
Also lot ID in same square part III which sold
ffon inches 10 fronts 60 feet II inches south
q, between AZ and ID streets.
Also No. 49i, fronting south Il, be-
sc feet eacl running back is0 feet TO
so alley.
The property Handsomely located and level
which rapidly improving
Terms balance in twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser for the deferred
bearing deed given, and deed Of trust
Title indsputabie.
June sd A. eRkEN, Ancnonee
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A SPLENDID Chickertux Grand Piano Sale
for sale splendid Chickerpq
which win be sold reasonable by application 10
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Juno p-so6t Auct and Merchant
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We are requested me Observatory now engaged In
making observations connerion with the astronomical
expedition the public service requires that the officers
while engaged and therefore been
decided yiiss every evening from and
after
June A-n
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DEPARTMENT or INTERIOR,
Washington, June 8, iasa
i Whenever appeal from the decision Of bureau
department. the subject shall be immediately referred the
from which appeal taken with inuc-
report practicable the ubjectmster OF
appeal report tho department.
Immediately doeke,ed notins the date when ecsisedl
attorney other appealing shall he notified to hc within
heen DAYS notice. which he
TO submit on questions involved in the appeal
appeal has been tskeu evidence win be
ceved BY department. win be received
The lapse fifteen days shall be
appellant dookeng Of the appeal unless for good
shown enlarged before the eSprs
ton OF said fifteen days
ny order Of the ecre,ary Of the Interior
lime s-Iw u. g. GODDARD, Chief CLERK.
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Noticche young Of the different Protestant denomi
city, and all others Interested In the objects proposed
the Masonic Hail.
Streets evening 9th instant nj O'Clock 20 take
plan for orrsnizing Yoana MEMS Christian
Asxoc
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Decision Of the Florida Land Case.

CHARLESTON June 6.-The Florida land case was decided
at ST. Augustine on the 2ith n The jury, under the d.
plaintiff excepted, and the will 20 the Supreme
Court.
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Deaih of Rev. Hosea Baliou.

BosTos June THE Rev. Hosea Balou, senior pastor
OF the Second Universa Society, died this mornings aged
eighy-one years
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BY A. GREEN Aucssoneer.
rooD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
IN ToNpn "Wednesday shall SELL In front Of the
at AZ o'clock % seoe avenue near Se corner Of
The lot through to street. The house contains
sir good
Terms nj sale. Tile good ,urrx, ......
June Sd n shhhNt h"eo""ee'.
,yIDER,s CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 Wain"t
. street below PhladephiaWines liquors OF all coun
os direct be had
and furnished to members Of Con
Washington city, shortest paid
BY Adams's Express" -
| Sbeues, sparkling ChampaFnet a.
| Maderas, Moet, erua
Chcquos,s
Red wine, Dnet,
Teneriae Perrucho
Lisbon, beidsck,
/ Muscat and manytothcrs
| Frondenan, Sparkling Mc.ele,
4
CIarets OF all sorts, Rudesheim,
! sauteme, Marcobrunn,
Burgandiss, the largest stock in Philadelphia
Brandies Of a sorts,
dark and pale In casks. dcmohn bottles, with some ehcsp
Irish and scotch whsksy Mononeshe Bourbon Jamsics spir
rin preserving brandy wild cherry bsndes Scotch
ale, London porter and stout bbs OF and Dozen
| Cyroys,
OF direct innovation Of reliable quality, always hand,
wholesale quarter box -,
where All &C., MIR ohec"}
| from the oeina package in which imported
| pfotss, Country Trode,
and supplied wholesale and retail by the cat demohn,
4 dozen, OF package Of assorted sorts.
he satisfactorily filed, the goods taken esck.
wteon the principal VINE pro
aucinr Europe and with the best houses
there, enable nae 70 offer good articles cheap smnrp
i Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
\ Feb ia-dly
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M knights Templar.A regular assembly OF Washing
ton Encampucnt No be held this "wednesday evening
June . JOHN P. WHITE, Recorder.
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BY TELEGRAPH.



The news Of the nomination OF Franklin Pierce for
Presdent aud William king for Vice President, BY tho
National Democratic Convention, was received here on
Saturday by and foil proceedings oil the convens
ton published la Sundays Picayune. The nomination
have been well received by the democracy, ana gave rise
20 much excitement and great eioclngs salute oil one
hundred guns been ed In Jackson Square In honor Of
The nominations.
The Intelligence also received In Mobile, Mongon-
cry, and other places, where similar demonstrations were
made. All respond with good cheer 70 the noaina
lions.
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q. w. YERay,
Of Washington City.


Pennsylvania 7 and 9th Streets Washington D.
WHOLESALE retaii dealers foreign staple
and fancy dry goods msinrs, oil cloths, table
and bed spreads, blankets shesng and
nishins dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given 70 orders.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-09

The United States sloop-ofwar Levant. Capt Upshur,
bound TO the Mediterranean dropped down TO the naval
anchorage yesterday.
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TUE Principal OF the wsr~ncn IN C Mate wishes 10
employ forthwith qualified to teach
the various English He
be unmarried of habits good character.
An applications must be made and letter. post paid
70 the Principal.
Feb I9-du
q. w. Yppny. ". p. MILLwp,
81 virpina
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Association the District OF Colu nnbin
adjourned meeting held the Washington Inhrmay
"Wednesday w O'Clock attendance
particularly requested.
n. X. STONE, Secretary.
June 6-9sunTuwed fTelcuaph and Repubic1
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The democrats have had quite enthusiastic reioic.
ing the nominations
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ypHE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

at Gen Taylor's Hedd-quarters, No. 10 Fulton 81
corner OF Ciud.-P l. ROGERS, Comnissary General OF
tire above weli-knowu establishment. desires TO acqnnat
his patrons and the public that he u prepared 70 o9
the M an assortment II FALL aud WINTER CLOTHING
(usde of supeii materials and by expenesced worknen
a. nho sale ard retail cheaper and more vared IN sty
thar CAR be found any ether house IN The city rhe
entire establishment is under the supervision Of Mr.
SOUDkR who viii special attend 10 the custom depart
eut Thereby guaranteeing perfect f TO all Who pa
trouize HIM Remember NC 70 Fulton ST. cornerof Id
Cen Taylor's Headquarters. c21tJl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01

ID HOUSE aad SHIP PLUMBERS, No a5z Water ST.,
caors from PECK u orders promptly attended TO-
X B-Johigng done with nsa.nsss and dispatch. dSlR'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
.Jnhia Snbber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-The New
ark India Rubber MSnufEc' arins Cons lRy. no -
arden lsre. hEv. hand AID offer Tor sale Boots.
Fec, hocs and Clogs Of The approved styles l
krbb-E FCys consisting 81 Lions Dogs, Sheep, 8e2ls
Eagles Owls. Frogs, &C Balls ard Doll Heals Of -sr-
eBtsZss a. cgally sne other goods the India ss
Ere. CSds under eOoSyeATs Patent Metallic India ~
her lcl9 gwsl II HUTCHINSON. Pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01

LNOk SALE-The Church and Lot To-
Gated the corner Of Houston st. and Forsyh The
Ot &C feet BY 49, POSSESSION gwen the 1T OF March or
,revIous # required For further particulars inquire Of
,OIOMON CAMPBELL. No. $40 B0very. u zNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
EIRE BRICKS. MATT KILN TILES,

EAMES I. DERRiCKSON & co. Of
~ fer for sale their Paper Warehouse, No. los Full
ton-St
200 reams Blue and White Cap.
500 reams Letter. Blue and White
SO Teams Bo X Printing.
SEQ reams ColoFed Medium.
SO reaUs v hIte and R,ue Folio Post.
so Teams WhIe and Colored Tissues
1000 reams VII te and Blue Flat Caps.
500 Sized Mediums for cCionng.
$50 reaus Gard S1lcdlers. 22s28
2OoO reams Manila assorted sizes
1000 rtans Wrapping. Tea aud Clots Papsr.
20 tUns 20 iuch White and COlcred Hanging.
1000 lbs 30x36in Green aud ne Hanging
30 tuns straw Boards sorted numbers.
7oOOo lbs Trunk and Binders Boards.
Bleaching Powders. Soda Ash, Ultra Marine, Blre,
Crude Az Ground Alum. d2J q
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ghaures for Snsintss Mfn.


GALE of STONE CONCERN to
NClOSE AZ ASSIGNMENT The Subscriber Oilers
Cor for cash the stock Ut eots AMI futures complete
of Stove business the store NJ s3S Water 81. lately
occupied sy Nj. Low THIS J. "A old eS'ahlish.d stand,
and considered COED sacs for the business Ii apni-
made before the 10Th ~ Jsnaay next an arrange
OF dysutSgeoOs character eau be elected Con-
nected with this Foundry ~ sing Sas for tae manu-,
fscute of Stove and other CASTINGS Which wl also DC soil
private sale ~ any ume befosa the pth January next
JAMES DANFOkrH Assignee No SSs " siet-st
For sale IS above Sec,sd hsnd STEAM ENGlNE In
good srder, ci three horse power dis 2SsswSSTh'
deal ESTATE.-The subscriber is
Agent for the sac Of number 81 6rs, AID second
all the ats. situated
On the eas side between Isl and ota aud between LIST
and 20.h-sts Prices 50 SEQ 10 Slt 90. Also,
several Lots situated thu masi desirable ps Of the CIV.
Ecuts collected Sc. Oact anOfs tetlrv 10 s0i tom
5to7P Nj. AUGUST & LEWIS.
,igo 90 NJ IS StAAtoa-si
"O Sale, good
II Country Prsctlce and Residence rs miles tfem the
civ II nat sold, Partner VII b tssea Apply To }.
KFYSER No yil Bo~ery, fr'ai 70 81 Sci"cs' al In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01

VA CRAWBUCK'S UPHULSTSAY,
HOUSE aao Shlp-F0rasiiAg W4T-rc,als Ae
Sos Orsncs' New fort, where VII Il foaB1 cssyl~
Sss-tnsnS " the folisy articles Seathers
ac s5S4 ,lsi h-ts mattresses pAlasssr AID cusf
Also, ecdsescs II every descrp-o7, pS--1t scfe~,
rcn tini locf s tror scr-S cottsst aas trgls ro.s
- alsp. splendid Ysrsty 81 paper azns zs to-sr
saT L would cal partlczisr sfeatIor h's ryis
a=,f srd tpr.hK mattresses y. BOZ erd- AZ So
1sSsss SseSvs.eas 40 lz1e ever sgEn n ess. By
CBtTENCg, NJ Is 0rzna-sS., ssooBe
estn' tsor e1st Of Esssr-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
Safes.
d

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aaa
osbcrs STOUT forming co pntne'sa Pc a,e ies2esial
Oas b.f,re pprchasHs their safes, - CAL a. The
- 4 he undssd ard sSsns s S ns "a =. ..s:
SAG, ~ en- ont of the buvDns runs OF the store
No. 20 FsAfs''' sTEARNS MARVIN.
Successors 20 Rich co Ne ito Mt.sf-n
IN. orlv makers OF Wilders Pstent sss1 nsi 49,
with X cas- Improvement commonly d,ls.'
SAFES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
Real Gstatt for 8ale.

VALUABLE FARM Ia Orange County
for sale, containing los acres the New WIadsoT
Turnpke -four miles from C0assi Landing AID sI niles
from Eewburgh Tbs valuable fSIm possesses un'Naied
facilities for DAIRY business the meadows are extenVe
and cuts heavy burdens Of hay HsVsI-iNhas srsAu OF
through snure eax.A, and ne Pl ~ iSnd
e1cselt always producing god crOps a gran Tso New
bursh Branch Ne~-YorN sud Size RAJ road. skHts The
mile distant THERE'S saostsn,l stone DWELLING -house.
together with barn hawthorne WAGON house ten ant house,
&c Te,ms rasv Inquire of v NJ DAILY. M. 81 B,SeTy.
N Y. OF X. DAILY. Canterbury, tNo miles frca the
premises. u~
DEAL ESTATE--For sale. a number
lof I'd and 81 class Houses the upper part OF the
city fsm Wsshinkton square TO SA and BET ~cea LEI.
inson ard 18th The suhscnb personal attention VII
be 10 applicants purchase from sos aat stS7P n
~ las T. B. kINSAlMEk. No sisttA-avsHue.