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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-27

Dr. Williamson was il, is true, member OF he board !;
competing candidates were before them md no one doubts
utters word against MS entire ana even peculiar Illness
for the office.
When the present directory came into power an attempt
made by Of its members TO get rid OF Dr. William
with purpose the undersigned are constrained To
believe from what has occurred give his office 10 one who
openly member of the clique before mentioned but
who was we'll known 10 coincide in their views.
The attempt eject Dr. williamson proved unsuccessful,
but operated disgust member OF The board TO in
tuce his resignation This LEFT power in this regard
with the They did not however venture 10 il direct
W. but soTted TO the expedcnt Of creating the office of
second assistant hyScan This Office they filed with the
gentleman referred Ia above and who is the brother OF
the directors il mol being convenient TO this gentleman
reside within the asylum (Which circumstance alone be il
remarked gives value any such office they permitted him
to continue his residence with the additional permits
sion practc: his profession al age and with salary Of
$500; order TO give color OF justification this
proceeding they decided that Dr. Williamson should in Ike
reside ttout the institution and practice medicine
large win the salary OF $500.
II is Ar&uac ana hoped that the attention of your
EXccIlnr will "c awn u II" circumstance, that the
who dill =: .s h,d sgd TIE opinion that The office
of assist .'eas. accused tie i,rric
board OF .5..ns away 35JJ Per aanun. OF the pubic
money. The same men have now appointed tro assistant
physicians, literally and truly throwing away $1,000 per
of The public moneyor The present Offices, the
!sins footing, are nearly useless
II is fact also that committee of the present board Of
directors appointed not long since ID report 10 the board
what offices necessary nnd which committee consisted
Of minority OF the board reported in favor of d5ol:sng
ne oe of assistant physician board however reversed
the decision OF the committee and proceeded has been de-
tailed.
is fact in addition that the member referred above
as having resigned member OF that Committee and
resigned In consequence 0: that Committees acon-l
after his resignation, the present Treasurer Mr. John H. Bar
low was sent to him with the proposition that ii he would
resume his commission and The establishment Of tie
aFc. Of Second assistant Physician, and nominate for The
21fce ttc person nao should be designated the Committee
you'd report in aror Of both ees First and Second issst
ant Physician ha. Dr. Williamson could be retained
That resgnlng member Indignantly rejected This proposition
IL IS on his authority that this statement is made.
The undersigned bring also the notice your Excele
cy the fact that the directory have appointed 10 Offices
for which there is nae and for which there
ceisiy-he offices bsng created BY themhree persons
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whom he Joined issue and insisted that the action Of
Congress with reference to the disposal of the public
lands consulted the supreme law of this country and tat
Its donation of the public domain is unlimited supporting
his argument by variety Of statistical deductions
Mr. Sutherland Of NewYork. whi he admitted the i'm
portance of the bill before the committee considered it as
deriving additional support from the arguments that Ind
been adduced in its support He called the attention Of
the House to the altered policy proposed with reference
to the disposal Of public lands and contended that The
arguments in favor Of the were founded the
basis OF public charity and that It's object the benefit
of the few at the expense of the many while the pn
plies Of the bill inconsistent with the Constitution
and went to establish system that will last forever
He disavowed sectional feeling in his opposition the
bill and cited various authorities in support his opinion
Of its injurious misunderstanding to increased taxation
and ultimately, to alteration in the tariff to replace
that which would be sacrificed through its proy
sions. He concluded by insisting upon the unconstu
onay of the bill and its violation of the rights of ind
yiduals.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Sutherland's remarks Mr..
Yates. Of Illinois obtained the floor when the committee
rose, and the House adjourned.
TEsrrMosAL.-A beautiful service of plate has been
presented to Captain Symonds of the British steamship
Midway for his gallant and humane conduct in rescung
under of the British flag, Americans the
occasion of the riot Mt Chagres in October last. >.
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ripping his pockets out before Fenny succeeded
ing his hart.
fnny wen down. cried ont. and informed ~, gather
tp crowd tat the trying 20 rth u bat the
iivhuas gssciubrd supporting 1t wnH y a private
Eight and not free for all ages. refuse IT, int.f IRE
lie could explain sufficiently the daring marauer had fled
and all trace Of him was lost.
Affidavit of the facts made. and Of $50 has
been offered for the apprehension of the brigand No
lrrpgt vet
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Friday Morning, April 30, 1882
COTTON-The favorable accounts by the Niagara added
the excitement among Cotton buyers and IA 900
bales changed hands at advance of fully e Tues
days prices. We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
| inferior 5aMs< IMiddlng Fair .....sh69
Ordinary e2a@1AiFair -: sh@
Kidding sIaasG GOD Fair ~. nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock hand Sept. l, 1851: 1880 2ss71
Received since 1.2ST.651 1880
=. yesterday 80. 1437=1,2ssoss 175=s3,975
Exported to date. Sc. 1.129.204 35774
:. yesterday.... ooo-1.12o.2O4 OOO-s5.774
Stock on hand not cleared. .......T5.274 22102
TOBACCo-0ver 100 hhds found purchasers. including
143 hhds at 8, and at "a 100 at 81, 56 at az 10 at
4D4H and 25 at 5 81 at 21aGD3H $50 hhds and also
Is Mason County, at d p fb.
SUGAR AND M0LASSEs-The stock of both these
articles light. and the transactions in consequence
limited. Sales $50 hhds Sugar at 4044G for common to
fair. and 400 bbls Moasses 26GD2se for reboiled
PLOUR-Market dropping Sales 800 bbls Ohio in
many lots at So 25DS3 40 so extra at 81 30 1870 COM
mon (St Lous) at 50 rs. and $50 fine at So 12b
GRAIN-Corn dull. but still 5000 sacks were
sold ncu ling 5000 ST. Louis yellow Al 1900 in various
lots, at 42f045R, and 800 prime white (which is very
scarce) at of Oats 1900 sacks Indiana and St
Louis sold at 31f33 and 400 sacks Bran at 72975e p
100 tb.
PROV1SI0NS-Pork rather more inquired for and
500 bb sold viz 100 Mess ST. 25 l7 at SIT 81
100 at S17 80 10 do clear at SIS co. and 50 bbs Pork
Shoulders at Sl3 co.. Bacon dull with sales SO casks
at 9 for Sides and for Shoulders and also As terces
plain Hams at 90 p fb. and 10 choice sugar-cured
(Dufeds) at II 1se...We heard of little or nothing
doing in Lard
sALf-60O sacks Liverpool fine taken 95t delivered
GUNNY DAGS-120,o0O sold at So. long time
without interest and for cash purchases can be made at
less.
RICE-Sma lots bring 4d414a.
C0FFEE-350 bags Rio were sold at 91469He.
WH1skY-Sales 200 bbls. in several lots at 6h016Ic
Observation-Disclosures the large business in
Cotton heard of only bark and two ships taken for
Northern Europe on private terms
E8CHANGES-Rates generally lower:
Sterling. 1OsMlOss<
francs. 5.20fD5.25
NewYork sizty-day Bills ...,..,.11s61aic . Ct disc
Sight Checks On NewYork ............. disc to par
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscENrl
Friday Morning, April 80. 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
sshr El I Hull Tahl Apalaehrcoa, Rogers &co
ss pS psrTy Jns ass Master
Henry Deassy boane tsaivcson & Wekham
ARRIVED
Ship Sarah Burlington Aelcher "a days from NewYork VIM ceevy
Br ship saooAac Porter As Liverpool dist
Sr ship Chs Saunders Spencer from Liverpool 25th Feb Prehn
sehr Jones wescott 81 Philadelphia wickham-
En- White Gilbert from Wiiamsport.
Duchess, Green, from Cincinnati.
Frank Lyon f9t Stone a,, from Grand Lake.
s Sshss s Ss lsa hs"s f9% Vi'h'''s
Towbo Panther Passesoe and to on
The 22d inst ships Rsiah and up ships Sarah
TowbG1 ns s cs The down
s ship h ssss sn R JONES' ship
MEMORANDA
by Telegraphl
NEW YORK, April 25-Arrived, ship Aeron Sears from
Orleans April a6-Ard ship sulana Barrett, from Nors
EXPORTS.
APAlACCoLAPer sclr Elizabeth lis tb -four whisky
80 bb moasse so ck bacon 200 SKIS ?oopcs bag
do % a ps c soe5 900 900 @ 1aF 3 Ss 10
MoBiLE-Per r Perseverance sacks corn 90 cae IS
bbi Hour ~ -
iS sugar. SG Wh S So ason s
SKIS salt so do IS cl. rope machinery n
CORPUS CHRisTl-Per schr Sky Lark: Government
IMPORTS.
LIvERPooL-Per ship schoodiac: $50 tons salt order.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Sarah burlington Assorted mdse.
LVERPooI-Pers ship SAUNDERS 445 SKIS Prehn Clegg
PHlLADELPHlA-Per schr E S Jones: Assorted
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
400 se%s sssi sssfs
i = H. a$s:sE. si;s
ss fss sss, Hs!ss
sss s' yss DO fa o1s Hsa e
s o 81 es pss kp fS aeo n @
I'll Is G"if1 asssse boxes
i h' sf il s
tsRs Ss s'if Short M"Psy 5s.
SSss
s Jas MSsa ss is p ssse2 s1 II. h
t. q eli 4 !a ri $ss
It'll Mclean cotton eS SIS hhds o SSSs' eco
JURY ss % o st s shs%
81. l 5c E
polk e fi : s Rs sei ss s1s
Martin s'go 5 n o s dss SI. 1.s
9ss s ps''iias s'sey G! sSi1s7
Ess;,G ps &C.
sa" I as Bro @s'
T. bhns aa s es .os
lls Williams GeselAnd Bros skipwih Taylor so7s
@ H: SSi sS =
T SssRs ssas FIN W
pss ss % T 1as ssss ss se,ss
sa: :ssn H.ia'
e5r &9 Dc snder,en ess nhds Jackson
sSRs lss. s9s 81
order-Total 10 bhes cotton.
IT, i: ss''ss
ess ce es %
NDANAPer Mogans bushels wheat 1000 do corn
| do oats to John Hurley and board.
coNsIGNEEs.
seGs
eSMcRae eGaman keel paeournnuU Lsrassds &eo-G Gut
H?e
ss ITsss
sS1 2.asS ss
MGiegos deo-j Frsaties asoe si.er~J Ellis seo
isss, ESQ
sSky s
2e.So.e Bos3 Pas SaS Ssco
Myes-E Rogss &cc-p Carroll Grsa &coNJ eaasho-
st'ss,sa ssSs..y fsa,aay Stone sss
1hsss
sssh T hsH fa
Arthur AcoCher Henderson aco-Pasne
Armstrong Harris &co-Picke Perkins VOORHEES,
Rawlins Duncan 4ee-Hew Norton &eo-Narsh, Rane &eoE
Perry-Pestiey Bien-R Hall Edgar &co-G
soA Bull &eo-.B Kent-Waldson t.sy-M ]n4sGn-
Beach, Foger &c9-Gonserse &eoG GivensWding
Peace-E Stevens &co.Buck Peck WehsterC Pasque
COG Stephens-Booh h Guthre-and order.
: PASSENGERS
ship Sehoodiae, from Liyepoolr-70 in stee,uge.
Per ship Chas Saunders from LiverpOol-255 steerage.
b NOTICE.-Any man of experience and bus
habits, with cash capital Of four five hundred lola
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED,
ADJUSTMENTS.

SIT. CHARLES THEATRE.--Great Attraction
~ for the BENEFIT OF MILES BERTIN AND CELEsTINE
FRANcK Last night bat nine Of the FRIDAY
April 30Ater the short
gary will begin the Ballet o prnsr
10 Be succeeded TIGHT ROPE perform
Ballet. GoDESSKI; or
THE SKATERS OF WiLNAodensk, chsrar-
ters by the Raye Family.
q snarday-TWo PANToMisiEs and the BEDoUIS ARABS.
ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May l,
" will be performed grand in
three acts, by Rossn entitled WILLIAM TELL. -
In celebrated grand OPERA in three
TANCREDI. -
n Performance to camnene. at oc,ook
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry,
Thursday Evening April % 1852
There is fair supply of Veal Cattle and moderate
stock of Western Cattle and Hogs Offering Sheen con-
tinue scarce:
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ............. -M7c % ft net
(Texas) ..................405k p is net
HOGS. -iG7c a fb net
SHEEP So 00G1s4 25 p head
Mich Cows S25HS50 p head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. 81 0OGDS1O 90 q head
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Sherman's New Patent Truss
tzn w 1888 AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT s E5ssf
A PERMANENT CURE.

tS- This TRUSS ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS form and pneps of action consequently effect; pos
asng THE ADVANTAGES, while Is the objections
attributed to the various kinds heretofore in The pressure
MORE being comparatively light bsd Ruptures be
ated directly the openings thereby
security all times under the most violent BY
sklful
the danger other painful
which nequent the other Truses
practice for persons afflicted with Hernia to select
themselves
which be only by those who understand Anatomy
suit the
fitted. Therefore, have concluded
AGENCIES but to sell and apply the Truss
II, II New Orleans t.5 -ffss7f
Observe the Of the fB the door. mhlS lyd&
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IMPORTS.
LlVERpoOt-Per ship Schoodiac: $50 tons salt order
NEW YORk-Per ship Sarah burlington: Assorted mdse.
VERPOoL-Per ship Sauuiers 4i5 SKIS Prehn Clegg
PHILADELPElA-Per schr E S Jones Assorted mdse.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRESCENT OFpIcE,
Friday Morning, April 30, 1852.
COTTON-The favorable accountsb by the Niagara added
to the excitement among Cotton buyers and some
bales changed hands at advance of fully ~ Tues
days prices We quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30

w@- DR.. DALTON has this day received some
genuine desiring protection
disease Small Po1 by application Dr.
D. Office Charles street. up d9O 2t9p
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Per ship Sehoodar, from Liyerpoo-70 in steerage
Per ship Chas Saunders from Lverpoel-?55 In seerage.
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CaMtf0n,

PERSONS PTuRED should be hey security
horrors but pro,
erly Constructed and well ADAPTED TRUSS. :.
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POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER..
GRAND MILITARY and CIVIC BALL m
VI To be given by the WAsHINGToN ARTILLERY at ~
Amory Hail. SATURDAY, the sh May fIH
BENEFIT OF ADOLPH ST. AMANT who disabled s&A
firing the evening salute on the 22d February last
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION AND ARRANGEMENT:
Lieut. Bannster Private Deguy, Private FAlon,
Sergeant Logan, Private ST. Anani.
One of the above committee will be found the Arsenal
Grod evening from O'clock whom lae
can be
" Tick ONE DOLLAR. Tickets previously issued will be
| he
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

CINCINNATPer steamer Duchess Adams
2oo pcs baggmg Taylor cassy52 hhs bacon 10 bbls Gea
regor &o bbls alcohol 60 h los bills whisky DePyster-
60 hb do kdder aeia-5 bls lard do oil candles
Wright &co46 hhds bacon Sye Bro
Il hhds tobacco Beatty gget &oe-ss shuz
Surees &eol do Murphy Cratt6 do
ar IS reels pkg yarn Kade Fabians9 grae bars csrrols
Connolly &o0 do oil yoories-OO
starch w Crnwlord-Iotal It's hhis tobacco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30
GONSIGNEES.

FLATBOATS.
INDIANAPer Morgaus bushels wheat do
do oats to John Hurley and owner board.
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MEMORANDA

NEW YORK, April 25-Arrved, ship Aaon Sears from
Orleans April 26-Arrd, ship Sutana Barrett, from Norris
EXPORTS.
APALACHCoLAPr sclr Elizabeth -four whisky
80 bbls moasses so ks bacon baggng
PESSACoLAPe schr -four e5 bbls moas
do whisky 10 do phk 30 ks bacon corn coffee
MoBEPer sct 462 corn % casks ce
bhis Hour. -
GALNEsToNPer schr Henry Delaney: -four 80 b pork
20 bbs molssses so bbs hhds bb whisky
SKIS salt so do Is lis 10 bx machinery
CORPUS CHRiST-Per schr Sky Government stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

TO LET-Two three-story and base
ment Houses the north zde Of S4thst between ga
aud iOh-svs Tbs Houses are and finished in good
style with all the modern improvements The parion are
three rooms deep Rent low. Apply 10 40
WIN. DCNNINO, No. IS 8th-ava
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EOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE.

Il entirely containing twelve roOms-including bath
iIg-roonand thIee six twelve, or eighteen acres Of
land adjoining the situated mile north ofthe village
Of Neweuh directly opposite the Poweon House and ad
joining the lands Of Ness w H. Priest and Charles Down
ing, end running from the street to the river.
Upon the premises ere stable carriage house &C. and
about O fruit trees of the choicest variety many OF which
are In fu bearing Also variety of shade trees Scenery
unsurpassed on che Hudson River, location healthy good
roads and walks to the village Title indispuabe terms
easy. X. II. MACE, Newburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

ITO LET-The four-story House, No. a;
ments Rent $3.50 Also the threestory and attic bac
House. No. l52 West 2stst between It'll and Sthavs WIT
bath, sss &c. Rent $50 Office open from morning 10
In the evening, Sth-av. and l0thst J. DENHAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

DOARDING-A Gentleman and Lady
ID can be comfortably accommodated with first e!sss
board and handsome pafo and bedroom sdjnnins unisS
nsbed second floor in the very pleasantly situated soaso
"a North hoore-st, near st. hSs~lnsrs on ., 49, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
Real estate for Sale.

A T PRIVATE SALE-The three-storv
IA brick House aid Lot No 100 Churrlss h,.,xe,s,
ksade and pasues Lot 3 by about go feet SUITABLE for
pr she house or manufacturing purposes
sIsG-siNS-Ihree susAl County Seats at sins-S;ns
few minute walk from the pept Containing fsa five -
ten acres eseh with fine improvements Plans san De seen
a. the Anciioneegs Ofee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
+ OTIS for SALE CHEAP.-One on
DURAL HOMESTEAb for SALE

*
IL The subscriber offers his beautiful Country Residence
containing about twenty high state of cultivation
situated the of Harrison Westminster County, the
road leading from Rye to White Plains about two miles from
York The location is very desirable having an extensive
Of fifty miles of Long Island Sound and adjacent
country The house is large and newly built good STYLE
with observatory and containing I've rooms also large
kitchen attached with other convenience large barn. cider
mill carriage ganery ice and poultry houses &C. There
three apple pear and plum orchard and great
ETY. of cherries peaches apcot ounces grapes and ras
berries IN full bearing The lawn is laid out in walks, and
planted with variety Of choice fruit and ornamental
and shrubbery. Apply to G. NJ. CARPENTER & co, No
4o8 Pearlst, New-York, or to ISAAC CARPENTER, Jr,
on the preuses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

SIGN No $50 Broadway where the best Instruction
viii be given in the ars drawing and painting Cas pos.
IS term including twenty lessons Payment Ia advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

HVO RENT-A desirable country resi-
u dence at Communipaw on the Jersey shore of New
York Bay, and distant from the Battery about two miles.
of fruit trees and about of land attached O-
nibuses will running every 10 minutes from the
Jersey City Ferry about the middle May the plank road
TO within short distance of the place Fare 81 cents Pos
session Immediately. For terus &C. inquire NJ b. BRAN
BALL No. Al Libertyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

LNOR SALE-A Cotton Mil and Water
Il PCwer-1he ai Is So feet square, in which all the
necessary machinery for making yarn consisting OF 800 Da
SpeedeL Winding Frame, Spooler &c, &c
The e. sbundant and durable. There
the premises good Dwelling Houses Barn. Caags House.
&C. &C.; II acres OF highly cultivated Land with Young
Apple CrhsTd Of grated trees This valuable nlsaafactr-
ing establishment: within three hours Of the CITY by
railroad Ihe whole Il bought bargain a5 on most
favorable terms. For IaltlcrIars, inquire Of
A T. SMITH, No. Is Nassz1-st., Room o. I'D stsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
LOTS on EIGHTH-Av.

Members Of Bnildns Associations and others that
DESTROYS Of purchasing building lots in this city At low
prices informed that number OF perOns have Joined
together and purchased block Of ground in the upper part
Of the city between the 7th and 9th 1t pleasant To-
eaticn, about three feet above the grade and entirely ree
from rocks and stones which makes them desirable
and considered by judges be the cheapest los on
this Island Price, from S25 10 $5 TsnIs easy. All sub
scnhes will be placed upon equal footing with respect
the choice OF ios The cement be closed ia few
days; therefore those persons who would avail themselves
Ct this excellent opportunity, should Immediately apply ~
COMBS s. NICOLAY.
No zif GraDd-st- near the Bowery
Office horrB from 70 o'clock p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
BROTHERS LAND So

~ CETY-By order Of the Society, the South half Of
Lot No. lzS IN Pelhamve is be sold Persons wishing
10 buy will please send in their bids with and resi-
dencts, in writing to HENRY MARSDEN, No 40 Thomp-
ST. berore Monday evening 18th inst in order that the
Executive Committee may awsr. il the iglest Lddnr
Terms caxh on delivery of the deed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
NOR SALELThe House and seven

.cres Of Land the rsroad depot sf Fetki Land
ins the radence of +. Crosby Esa The premss are N
.~r.ile,t order fms double house, good oatbuldines
a. amount of choice Fruit and possessing every requisite
or de res.. nee Of gsntss family wlsns country home
Is, "a Nv York by railroad hours Inquire Of WM
n WALSH or WIN. II. DEFINING, Fishkil Landing.
Dntehess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
HAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots varying In sze from eighth Of acre
70 acree are now offered for sale the most favorable
terms Ten per cent down. and balance before March,
1884 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful ioca
tion ear and full view of the East River and IN the i'm
mediate vicinity of the grounds residences of several Of
the most wealthy and respectable citizens of Westcheser
County This village is connected with the Harlem Rail-
road by branch Railroad For maps and other information
apply TO d. B. WINTON, No Tryon-row, near Harlem
Railroad Office. opposite the City II all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.

n-The HANDSOME residence Of Alex UndeTh,l[ situated
conner of Bedford aud Psrksvs East Brooklyn Consisting
Of frame dw elngs titled in, covered with cedar ouimoys
conductors dc) csrasehouse, stable poultry &c,
now offered for sale The house but in $780, IN the
moot substantial manner expressly for the occupancy OF me
and contains IA rooms besides bathing halls and
cellar The garden has about 40 vines OF the Isabella
and Cstawba varieties with abors and selected varety OF
ft trees of u yeary growth besides smaller fruits all IN
ain bearing On the sidewalks are large susar-mape horse
chestnut and other shade trees There are three es OIL
stages the Brooklyn ferries one OF which passes the doo
ri 500 of which g. 500 remain. Possession immedise!y
II desired Apply as above, or to CHARLES kNOA- NO.
l2s Fulton-st- Newfork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
MUSIC WITHOUT CHARGE.--Pa

lVH DESTROYS Of placing their Daughters where they
will receive thorough English and Musical education with
out extra charge for the latter and where they will have tia
advantages and comforts OF home in Christian family ell
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