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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
Hlarhinrrn, Nr.


SPINNERS, MACHINISTS, and other
~ Msnufsc urerr are respectfully invited to see Nam
moth ThrostIe OF BRUNDkRD'5 Pa'tnt. now ready to
oIs rate at Oichsn Works. near Paters IN, N j. This
Thfosle s SIXTY fees lopg With four hundred and esaty
spIdles and consider that will spin better do
with loss power and less attendance. spindle for
SPINDLE than any other hrcsts e,sr bull We shall keep
on exhibition for week ton days, after which Il vii
up the fac o,y which Is intended, that Of
Mtsss N. Wild & Son, Valat N
24l i0st BhUNDRED, SON co.
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nor SALE or EXCHANGE q

u PROPERTY IN THIS CITY, handsome Country
kesidence consisting Of modern well-nuit two-stary
fsue houte, with hard Rssed walls. sliding doors hall
feet wide. Attached Is good twostoIy kitchen and
wood house AID also good barn and carnage hNlss
stable and garden with seou two Of lands
~ the village Of Woodbridge J.. q niles from New
f0k. and miles from the Railroad Depos and u mlss
from Steamboat landing and 4 miles vest II Rah way
connur icsies with this city BY Railroad and Seanbsas
sevsatmes dsy the Churches Schools aud Post n &C.
ste within Of = nile Apply 20 LEG0UX Paroles.
SuS, No SIS Nj sldsn-lsn OF Sc SIMON W PHIL
LIPS, on The premises jsl TurnSSf
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nor SALE-Stamford, Conn.-The late

fsslaencs Of Hsary Sanford Eso, in the village Of
stamford Conn Al distance Of one and half hour rids
ron ns cty THIS place, having been Htsd up BY Mr..
Sanford for h own residence without regard 60 trouble
sxpsAss, b all that be desrsd as ssnee hams for
aay gentleman whe wshss his family ENJOY advan-
taGes ftAs country. while he attends daily 10 his
IN the CITY The Dwelling House V cool and siry IN su,n
nsF, with beautiful shade and ~en ncossa and wan IN
winter, with every convsnlence, furnace hot Ard
cold water bath room, &c. rhsrs are also suitable
0sahlss. CoanA Hoass Ice House, Garden aowsrs
and ehTunoeTy In short, re<saence
b.ss al the advantages Of the coentrylts health its
pleasures. IN haauss-w'ta tae most modern coavepi.
ences OF city homo. Communication Stan ford ON the
New. Yexk ana Nsw-Haven Rsrost hy all trains SIS
year Yos daw.nsn and . more particular Description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

NVOR SALE-The premises No. 81
Greer wich- st. with No. 70 and u Trinity place.
the embracing front OF about 10 Zee. Green sich
81 and II ON Trinity The raising OF Greenwich ard
the the vicinity Of property the present
SESSION viii add rreat, ats value ard render il sysry
desirable place OF business ALSO, House and Lot No
FIoststLct xboat 20 feet by TO- price So GOO. Also
Lo No % Markehedt sz. ~ teei BY IS prcs 81 OOO
Army JAMES CRUlXSHANK
at tvs No. as 6reeawch-s..
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UNFINISHED HOUSE and LOT for

IL SALE-In Zone Of the most delightful situations 10
Byooklyp The house Is two story attic, basement aud
cellar furnished in the most complete manner throughout
last September gas all through the house The parors
are fitted up with splendid mirrors In fact snlted in
ever respect Tor gentlemaa's family Price, $3.50
06e Of which remain mortgage at per cent For
further particulars inquire at No Hanover place
doors from Fulton av Brooklyn. xh lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

A FARM FOR SALE-Located about
"a mies from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at
Crotop. Said farm contains SIS acres suitably divided into
wood meadows pasture ard oichares, with al excellent
variey Of fruit ,moftsbe two story house lage barn.
sc. PlsIty OF good frelh water. Inquire Of ELI IRA
Wis. at the Farm or Of ALBERT H. COCKS.
26f 2mTuTh&Ss No. Isl Bowerv
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NOR SALE-A desirable COUNTRY

IL RESIDENCE IN the borough Of Southport. Conn. 1t
II within hours tide by the New York and Now Haven
Rsilroa1 and within Minutes walk Of the depot THIS
place Of the most dssrabe places on the route TO
New Haven consists oft~o Of land well stocked
with large variety Of fruit and ornamental trees. and the
grounds beautifully laid Or viii he exchanged for
city property. Inquire At No. l52 McDougalst New
York. 2f lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

SPRING FASHION.-Justfi flushed, the
- mot splsncid artc's offered. elegant FRENCH
SILK HATS 1t the Low prlcs " 81. usual cold q g.
Aito article 81 So Neat Hzts 81 g. BROWN. Ne.
le CanAl-st., ons door from Sullivan. III In
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H>OK SALE.-A Country KeSldence, on
- tss hns Of the n. Y. and N, H. Railroad. 81 nilss
tfom Inc City Hail. viii Be sold cheap exchanged for
Sy property improved or un,nproved There - a good
1wns osffsss house. we'll u god waer, grape viass
nut tees. and ie - Of eeoa lsnd For iuhsr par
neutAys inquire u b HcrCHISS ls.h ST. bet wssa 10
end uth-avs. 81 D. Y. Nswslrs, N. h aNiwTurnASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
TRY GOODS for HOTELS. STEAM


~ ERs SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, and
COACH AND CAa MAKERS
In CONSEQUENCE Of the burning of their warehouse b
Nassau st. the undersigned have removedo
No. 81 PARK-PLACE AND No III NURRArsrs
Where he, a-e now ops mir entire new stock Of
FURNISHING DRY GOODS
to hich branch Of trade their attention Will hsreat9h
exclusively directed.
They viii have constantly on hand, and viii be pcsiv.
ing direct from the manufacturer ever description ssa
quality Of "
a. FAMILY LINENS.
Linen and Cotton Sbeetings Linen aud Cotton Pllos
Casirgs Table Dsmasks, Napkins and Towelngs, Cssa
teirane s and Quilts, Sssis DE Lanes and Brocases d.
masks and iaperies Colored and White Blankets Cs
petiDgs, al the varieties; Masings and Drusgsu Guild
Hair and Feathers.
Alss, q full and complete assortment Of
COACH AND CAR TRIMMINGS.
Received direct from the French and German FsctorM
comprisng every variety Of Pushes Cloths Cottoisa,
Msrcolines Car Headings, OIL Cloths. Enamslsd si
Patent Leather, Coach Lace and FTngcs.
Damasks, hastings. Morssns and Csrpe,inss. r cAsea
purposes.
The attention Of City and Country dealers IL particularly
invited to our stock lz7f lml DohEMUS NIXON.
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fVOUNTRY SEAT for SALE-In the

~ pleasant village Of Greenwich, Conn, new and
commodous DIV ling house with stables Sc, garden aad
shout III &c Of land. 1t near the Congregation
Episcopal and Methodist Churches. and also 10 good
srhools-a nd has fine Of the Sound The perfect
healhness Of the and the facility OF sccess ny
the New-Hav Ralo Dad. rder this very desirable
resdtnce gent emau dome business this CITY APP
9Nte JONATHAN d. STEELE No. 20 William st.
l7f 1wTuIh&Ss
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JeweIrp, Sc.


MANUFACTORY Of SILVER-WARB
Ivl FOR THE TRADE.--Articles Of every dsscnpoa
manufactured for the Trade with pro nptness and dspa
Storekeepe out Of the city. invited To call and sss
inc specimens which, for work manshis aud quality Of ~
yer will favoraby With any other establish sss
Tea Sets Urns. Pitchers Cups Tumpets &c; also ssoss
and Forks Of variety Of patterns.
O. PECK, ia CO.. No Is Dsansst
us 3mTuTh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
.ET GOODS! WET GOODsa

wv Il L q % ID WEI GUUD3"
w WET GOODS lll--The subscriber will opee sls
rornns IN addition to his former srss stock Of wei o,sa
fast co3ors Cd eco do. Irish Linens superns frsm % ~
worth double the money 100 pieces Pillow Case Liaem
u o. Cd. aad 81 wide 50 pieces los ID and IT,
Linen sheeting, Is Cd and S. Cd, the best 60 ~ s
sc,d for the money; 1850 pieces Linen Damssk. u "a
81 As 3D. So Cd and 6s we'll worth the aeaiicn u ne
public; $50 dog Napkins. at Is per dozen Double D.as
do, u.s. snd lss SOC doz Towels, all Linen, 81 sa na
dealers. The above goods are warranted SQUAD, esaf
wet only and every article Is marked In pAia hsus
second price will be asked Goods sen 70 all patss1s
city, Brooklyn, WILLIAMSBURG, ana Jersey Cly
A q COLBY,
2efus No q, ID. sv., between och and ioth-ss
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Gntlerp, 6ar6mars, Sc
TENkY WATERMAN'S PATENT

hENkY WATERWAYS PATENT
HAMMERED sAwS.-The subscriber wsald call
Of cea ere, and hs to this sucsror article
BY his est process of hanmsrIs the sa~ 10 more thor
Oughly tempe ed thar De by AM other method IL
veil Known macnlpisfs that the surface OF tempered
oil Is rs hadest part. Whe tempered Accord
the usual pethoc AID hammered By h.nd u no
cesar, 10 them thereby EnsdLe Of the most ser
vcsabe part II Inc These Saws zse not ano
only raj 20 ne spprec atsa Ihsy nave Afeacy
been bs test some Of the larses. Saw
NJ L. this vcinf., and pronounced ureqnaled WeGs
ard CircalaI Saws BURR, WATERMAN
eJf7vs Ne ia Souih-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

ODENCE for SALE At STANFORD. Conn fronting on
N, Sound and M extensive view Of th
For private residence the ocaon most dssra,e, be-
ing retired from the business part of the village wthn
minutes walk of the New York and Ne~Haven Rllroat
per6t and the same from the steanboaf landing
double two story and attic House, built IN mode style
and IN the substantial manner. with sliding door, mar
bic mantes CRATES &c four fine rooms ON each for. 10
oludIg the attic, with hall through the CENTER als9'
kitchen store rooms and numerous closets cementd Gel
lar under The house cstsrn and we'll water both under
cover The House new and in complete repair garden
AID grounds ndsomey laid out, snd all 10 good cond
tiop Immediate possession gwen. Iwothrds OF tue
purchase money can remain bind aud mortgage Per
cent Inquire Of A. KNOwLTON, Stamford or a. NO
% William st. New York. HS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

BUILDING LOT in 50th-st For Sale.
LA fas natural soil Building Lot on the sou,Aesly
aide Of th N. " if5 feet tom Broadwsy, toward the
Sth av Said lot Of land leo feet inches deep BY IS feet
frsnk and rear ExceeAt soll and location for ~sns
There incumorascss on the property ute ansx-
csptionable Price twelve hunered dollars Isl 9o Aa-
Dies CLARKSON r COLLINS. MD.
IndieA Place, Great Darlington.
iUAs Berkshire Cs.. Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
Drp GOODS.
THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE

- No. i1s Bowsfy, Is SELLING oUr-ia eas,
quercs Of the intention Of the Directors Of the Bsvs
Savings Bank having been made public and that ntsst
beng to take down the Banking House tsrt our cor,
eerp, and beng obliged thereby to make srsAavs si,.
stiess and add much expense to keep the old badas :,
or to erect ard this would be liable 10 ts.
Us in and confusion for three. four or even
months. we have determined to close cosc,ra AL
sell of al goods previous TO the let Of MAJ vAra
time the demolition commences.
WHATEVER MAY BIZ THE SACRIFICE,
We WILL Al all hazards sell every article in our p,ssssss,
and TO enable us to carry cut this desxa We shall ss.
our store on Friday and Saturday 9Th aEe ish wAsa y,
shal put On our marks which vii be DISTINCT and
plain that every one see the prics without asking
Our sales will coomsscs Monday. March l. We
shall admit only IS many as We accommodate at one
time. and viii then allow Vt q chance, and sooa
This 10 undoubtedly the sdvastsssous oppcrtanlsy
ever offered In this country to lay in Bargains for prices
snail be far below the Of which We, Goods are NJ,
sold a. retail, Orr Goods sold wholesale Y,r
ipstauce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
Spring FASHIONS. ls5s-Ou Mon.

Sday March l. the subscribers will hibi Ia their
o. extensive show rooms thor sprn OF Pars made
Msntillas Scarfs Basquinss ct GDsts &c Ne lac I'm
junction with their house Paris every effort has bees
ace render this the most attractive stock ever offered
to the public. ALEX. T. STEWART Co.
a6f sic Broadway
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and TWO LOTS for SALE

Ia n. .oId a Frame House and two Lots viii Sta
~. CaY,sse house and L6f the rear, Nos 81 and s.
willows Brooklyn Fights, corner Of PIneappe,s AID
yen,eptiy ar ansed for large family. having h,s
and Kitchen the frat floor The back pa. or whiea mas
Ms, alas. vrdows the floor. 10 l6xA and conaec ed
Nv s1dIpg doors-mafbe mapteb seven rooms on second
aosr closets AID attic desirable house Tor per-
seas stueyng comfort well built and me wss MED
lars pleasant ya'd with plentiful bearing Isaeea aud
Cs.avhs sraDe vines LARGE water els ern, with
s.un in he kitchsn Price 50 500 Great part Of ths
- ,hn n,.m,sss nflws
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NOR CALIFORNIA.-The subscriber

Il eoatiEues u ssss us his veil selected assortment
" Miners and Gold Picks, PlekaIes, Shovels Spades,
Hoes Ares Hstebes HunteI Knives, Guns. Pistos Re.
voven Mortss and Pestss Insots. Hstss Ladies', Re
toTts Sand CrncIhlss God Scales, and sthsr ARTICLES
eonpr general assortment sf Hardware, and Edge
Tools for ship ssd house rseafers coope sacksmths
particularly adopted the California and 70.
traders the PscrTc Coast G. 9 LITTLE,
dis 3mThSkTu Nos. % and y Tulton-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-A
sing for sale low Ce,tass hause barn, Sc, miles from
the depSs sfthe Hudson River Railroad. from 10 Of
mule sss the village convenient TO churches schools
&c AsaltAy and in ali respects pleasant nssA borhooa
m vsv ef the river and has stream Of water running
DELL. Ne DIG WashIngton-ss 1871 Ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

-For sale, ihs Rescencs Of the subscriber, bsius
large Gothic Build Of 10 feet By 10 deep cOmro-
slossy arranged tor large family with green house Ice
carnage house asa ssbes abundance OF shade
neees and sn ubbey To DO sold with from one and
20 about fve acres 81 land in.sspsrsed With ornamen,a
~sp nss, SS.ed IN The borough Of SANFORD Coan
p DepSs i,eaile Of SMITH DODGE. No n sans n
SyVSew ALi CRANE CO. No us Front-st or az ths
subscriber CD the premses Nv fieA'-''' VI " 'ae
III etTarhSSs cropov " w.p,~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
COUNTRY RESIDENCE..-The adver.

~ tser desires TO purchase from 10 acrss Of ,as
Land located in hsslths spot upon which there il sab
satta, House, with suitable houses, and good sapp
Of frat accessible hoar', ride BY Railroad ana
within ten mnu'es yak Of the Depot Holders Of prop
ery OF The above desc fad cask sssf y
sed'ssspgN W. TTibure cfiies. giving full dsscrp-
tons. 2Givs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
no COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-Nai,,

first q1slr'y wrought and Nails " every variety
ssd size me msnBfse uIss very lowest prices For
sal. by EDWARD p. DfCKIs. No. it4 Cha nhsrs st.
Epdsoa River Railroad Des6s. af ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

LVOR SALE or TO LET-ln Tary-
town. Westchester County. rs miles from New. York
City and distant about 300 yards from the Hudson ker
Eaiirosd DeD6t a House and about four acres Of La1.
with cutbouses &c and good we'll in the kitchen. Tie
90 feet in front two stories high with o,lona,d
nremjses isouire Of Mr. POWELL. at the Railroad Depot
TaIrytswn Terms &C., of n JARVIS, Jr. No. Dsy.st
New York. <oi %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

old COLONY CUT NAILS-For
Oalsby q Al BussIN0 CO.. 20 nCiifE.
~ To- Agents Old Colony Mail Co.
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FlaIuels usually sold for b. Cd at ...-....-...
Flstns' usually 80. d for 20. at---------.--.. n
Ene Flsnnsls wortn 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NJ
Irish L'Beps at 50 80 TO s. per piece.
YORK. Mill Mushns at lid per yard
5-4 Brown Sheeirgs. Cd per yard.
a Blesched Sheetings, Cd per yard.
Heavy fine LcDg Cloth g.. per ,ard.
Scotch Diapers, 81. 81 IS and 81 30 per pieoe-ji A
prcs.
Dress Goods Of all kinds sold without any regard to es
bu the better and he style the nearer the orsl
cost III any they will be dspssfd Of Il
tsrmired shall be eft The frst SO ecti will Do tie
best Our second marking will take place in two vssta
for expect dispose If Oae Huadret aud ry
Thousand Dollars woith OF Good, WITHIN that tine bs
before the first OF Msy 1851 We will do 1t. n IN the
Of uortsls-we have made up our minds and We are ~
Gu ne az 20 the result We prespme being ensblsls
esuue business after have taken pains 70 prop
cd building shall have taken measures to build aMs
and elegant sore which may be Ia time than
may imagine.
At least ~e wish patrons. fiends and cuscasl
he early possible In theI visit, We are dsssu
that they should the preference the spsces
28f Ia u. W. W. u. GIILEf GO.
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nor SALE--A five-story brick House,
with basement in 4th-st north SIDE 100 feet west Of
the Bowery built ~ the most substantial with the
modern Improvements Terms reasonable. Inquire of r.
H0LLEY, No. 10 Walltt. II lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

ELOURING MILL to LET.-The eel
ehrated Waterloo Mill offered for Sale az to Ls.
This Mil has recently been overhaued and furnished with
bolts and put coDpee repair. 1t situated on tue
Canal at Waterloo in the midst of fertile wheat growing
county ,son for receiving wheat etthor
frsm AID Cayuga Lakes or tns Western Lases
by the Canals Inquire Off SKAATS, Attornsy-ss Law
Waterloo j29 6wTbsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
ENIRST CLASS BROWN STONE

l. FRONT HOUSE, No. l49 Lexington-av., Fob
sALE22 feet ent BY Sc feet Deep built in the most sab
stantisl by days w.rk has modern improve
complete three stories and under cellar one block
from cars and stages large portion If the purchase
money can remain per cent for term of years For
particulars inquire Of L. C. FROST, No 81 Dey st., up
stain. zn bI~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

k'OR SALE--The three story brick
u House and Lot No Sc Stspto,-,, ns.y ps,S..
WITH basement. counter cellar marble msn,lsx SJdr !.
BkRrlNE. No 25s Secorc-st ""'A Aaeuse o. x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
VNO LET or FOR SALE-Eipht two.

T'U LEI or FUK SALE-Eight two
Il story and basement Cottages, rewly finished, at
Washington Hghts i5sh and Trinity Cemetery
ana High Bridge, being of the most healIhfal and
beautiful locations to be found Communication with tho
CITY hour by stages The depot the Hsdssn River
Rsilrosd and The landing place Of steamer Jenny Lind
(Which will run iegulsTy to the place throughout the
som but few moments walk from the premises.
There aye four lots 70 each house. giving ample space for
gardens They will be leI to good tenants sold
soRable terms and part Of tho purchase money
remain on bond and mortgage Also stores suts
bic foi tailor shoemaker, with attached
loot Of lsshs OF Of r. SMITH, at j. Dalsys, No. ass
we.t-st I1f lmraTh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

SCHOONER for SALE-The fast sail
the fos OF Christopher ST. North River Said vessd Is q
ftes beam feet hold IS feet beel; draws iect wster
when loaded carries $50 tuns burden shas been ebu
pew sails throughout Also every hing complete aud
rum ing order al moment She Is well cacatted TO
run To Virginia IN the pre wood trade SAID schosrer can
be hong b how and accommodating terms, By APPLYING
,oPErER CHAMER Poughkeepne, or TO VIM. DtAks
Deputy Sheriff, City Hall z3 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
DROPERTY for SALE and to LET at

u Real Estate Office Ne SO Oh ambers-st.To let in Ho
bokcn three three DRY brick Houses in Gardsnst near
5h st. cont aiming IS rooms marble manels, &C. For sale
OF let Housesi 10 the nearest 9th prce
s37co Ass to let, three story brick House in Wlams
bugh No ~ South Sd house 22x s. tanning l0rooms
rent $3.50 ALSO loan productive city properly
Apply 30 J. NJ. BOARD, Agent. 2d lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
Uiano-fortes.
BOSTON PIANOS.-SAFFORD

- BROTHER, No 80 Broadway, N. T., agents. ~
following well known Boston Pisno-Tsrts Eesfab,ss
pents, via Ralstt Allen lsuccessors TO Brows "a
lett y Woodward Brown A. W Lsdd; ". y. knnT
G Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
NOR SALE.-A FARM of forty.twe

u acres, situated vii hin 20 minutes walk Of Long
Island Sound and OF Portches'er Railroad Depot
NewYork.on the Byram River. On tbs Farm are siI
buildings and a great variety Of Fruit Trees. II
formerly known Capt. Peacocks place, and has always
been fsvorse country residence of NewYok families
ON Of the hssthfupes Of the locality Adjon-
ing the Fam village Is forming, rendering the posi-
good for investment the whole may DO sold
for building let's Title clear. Half the purchase money
may remain on bond and motgass. Apply on the Parm.
or to H. WlEGMAN, No. Ill YaIck-st.. corner Chari-
ton, New YeIk. ito SM&Wr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

NOR SALE-A three. story brick House
and Lot No SO East 22d St, has Bath Room. hot aud
cold water. Kitchen Range sub Cellar. For terms, in
Qurs the premises Part OF the purchase money
mai on bond and nor gaze 25f 4ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
EOR SALE-Sixty Acres of choice

HNUh SALG- OIAty HCIos Oh
Il Garden Lands, within miles Of WILLIAMSBURG aod
would be fine to up small parcels Aso % Acres on
the New Haven Railroad, within five minutes WAX Oh
DEPOT and thirty minutes Of the city, and lies handsome
for building purposes and will be sold bargain 70 persons
uINE No l5e Rroadwav 23f6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

N sy Property.-rve desirable Building Lot, stu ,ssa
on ard pert the north east Gamer OF 9sn av ana ia
~ fss same fronting the avenue and one on the
t,.st For prce terms and 70 ther pa,acusrs apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEA. Ancnonser,
sof,v No. Broad Of.
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.OR SALE-The new and elegant Ho-

-, !. an. village Of Morrisania This baiIdug
..,.d about tue miles from the City Hall. drs,ty op-
oosts TIE Depot whers than twenty trans Of cars
fnsssre 10 and from the cy .; tas door day
ar Win the rapid Of popu atoa readers
enc IL The mort eligible locations for business TO BE- found
IN the vicinity Of New ierk ms orS,s III % ~
the premises. or No. as Broadway. op.vn
29f W. IA onATsD'
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kNoR SALE-A lot of ground on the
u east sd. Of Avenue B, between s,h and OH A.. "a
icnng the ii n. Church Al II in IN v id,s .ed Is n
deep Also. four lots the north sd- OF IRA a
I'd and Lexington Is IL each width ana tx n 49,
Apply a. No lse Vih Of, near 3dav 2sf Tvs
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SITE for a COUNTRY SEAT FOR

0SALE CHEAP.-Persons wishing to obtain site upon
the budsoh have good chance procure fine one,
containing little than five situated $50 yards
above the railroad depot DObbs Ferry, 81 miles from
Chambers 1t is well wooded aud watersd aud has two
building sites commanding uninterrupted aud uneQ1sled
views Of the from the city 10 the Highlands TIE
of this ground degI ed to build thereon but hale
Gated in California and has drec cd the immediate dspo
sal of il for cash order fuber his business
there. Apply TO M. X. COUZENs, Justice,
27f St. D0bbs Ferry.