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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

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BoAsD ov ALDERMEN, Dee - lsxa
Prsssnt-Rish.rd r Compton Eeq pcsAd~sS, AAo-
T Tweed n S, hsisy ssrrs:v,ns oscy Bore s
proved.
BY Alderman MooRr Petition Of L. w Brainarl ~
leass OF vest half Of Pier ana east half Of Pisr ns
river 70 Oonmittse on Yinancs
s.t.s. and Esss RIVER foPs F. Sssn as
By the sams-Pstfion Of alter 8 Gr0ish aud JosiS
Pier East river. To Committee on Pinsnoe
BY Alderman PEcx-Petttion Of Thomas j Wells -
others, for pier foot OF Twenty ninth street Nor1h
river. TO Committee ON Piers, whavss ana sizes
INVITATIONS
An invitation received from Messrs. Heokss unl
Brothers, TO attend their New Years fsts ct 0roton As
to BE- held from "a to 7th Of January next which
accepted.
A motion was hare made to call thsroll Whsesupsa.
was declared adjourned until Mondsy 9Th isst.ss =
so'clOok, Pm I. VALENTINE, Clerk
BoARp ov ASSISTANT ALDxRMzS,l
FRIDAY, Dec. "a. 1864
PREsENr-Afslstant Aldermen Broaden, In The chez
Brown. TAFT, Mabbatt 0'Brien, Rodman Wood sscl.
Ring Wells, Anderson Bouton, McGown, Wrght WheD-
Ian, Barker, Rogers Valentine, MoConksy.
By Assistant Alderman RIra-0f william Radforl fer
lease Of fouth side of pier 33 North river with half Of
bulkhead To Committee on Finance.
BY Assistant Alderman BoUror-0f Sixth Avsa1a
RailIoad Company sskng to DO allowed TO Icy ssgis
tack In Vssey Barclay Church and Chambers strseSas
and with resolution that tho street Commissioners sssY
proceedings In the matter OF the double trS,k Of rh
'ge place, until they have the single finished n
yesey Barclay Church. and Chambers s,rsess TO Coa-
mittso on Sixth and Eighth Avenue Railroad.
or Croton Flour Mills, Sol Cherry street. to attend
their New Years Jss from Sd to 7th January. Az
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon, Ct
EDWARD SANFORD, 0issh.
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CONVICTION AND SUICIDE The trial Of young
Byrd Of Albany GA for killing Ne~ton Jones last fall
came OF 1t the late term OF Baker court aad
nine days. The jury returned q verdict OF voluntary
msnseughter BYRD listened to the verdict ia silence
retornea to prison shsssd himself to his fs.ner
and other friends and then took ptsso scd fr,m which
he died immedately.-Ssuannahk Republican, Dec a.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, q
master mechanic named whitney, on the Vermont aud
Massachusetts, Railroad was riding on locomotive to
render asstapoe 20 the cattle which was unable
TO proceed for the lack of motive power whoa the cog
in collision with the train Mr. Whitney jumped
from the locomotive and broke his leg short off just besw
the knee singular feature OF this xoeident was that
the leg broken made Of cork, Mr. whitney having
previously lost his leg BY accidentBosAon Traoeier
Dlc0
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TIE CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS IN SourH
CARoIryAThe new arrangement of tho Congression ii
di.icts likely to produce sontst for Ihs honor
Of eerypE the State at Washiogtsn Messrs Orr and
Wallace were thrown into the district AID there
fore one Of them must take beating and stay at home
In Mr. Burts old district Msssra Brooks and Pickens
bad been announced before the district marked oat;
since then, Mr. A. o. darlington OF Newberry has bean
entered and several others spoken OF In Mr. Wood
wards district Hon Jos A. Blsck and Gel W. w. Boycs
and Hon r. J. Moses will try their strength In Mr..
their relative strength. Thus far Mr. Mcqueen ruus
without opposition the that DR. Bradley wsuld
oppose him having proved bssesss In Chsrls,.on aso
there will be contest; the people Satisfied
with their present representative Hon. William Aiken
to think OF getting mp opposition to him Charleston
Merspp, Dec 81.
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Posi- OFFICE OPERATIONS --Estahlished-Aa-
diuvile. Frstklin coony Ne~ York Joseph N Day
postmaster; West ReddDg, Fairfield county. Conn
janice Griffin postmsster Swstsra. Scauy,k'l conn
~. Pa. Daniel Tobias, postmaster. Names chaagsd-
keprsaysville, -Steuben county New York 10 Ramona
Ns.-4-Sss, Pa S.slty, Pc, W kAssAascpS.
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RESIGNATION AND PnoMouoSs --Comm,rder W. Il.
Howard, U.sN, lately ordered TO the sloop OF war
Marion, las resigned This with the death % Commsn
der Dale promots Master X. Warrington and Master
H. X Davenport late commander OF the Crescent CITY,
70 he RINK u lsptepspts -fv.fMk Beacon,
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CANAL NAVIGATION. Canal navigation vas prac
tcslly suspended week sincs but boats continued TO
meve until frozen In Up to saturday wstsr rem
In the CANAL put order has been issued By the Dom
miss!orsTs TO have Il drawn on immsdissclr
Joe. Al De- ~.
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GEsERoUs OrrRR A writer IN the New Or
leans Pcay,ne VINO contends that Mr. Lennon ~as un-
Justly deprived Of his slaves Ia New Yok Offers that gen
teran permanent home Texas In he fee al mte, OF
as much land ne he may require farming stook raising
or the culture OF cotton the wri fsy thousand
nores With cesr titles Ia dlGeren counties Of the state
and oers him selection from any one he may desire
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BURNING OF LIGHTHOUSE ON BEAR ISLAND -we
learn that the lighthouse aud dwelling house Dear
Island Mount Desert consumed ny Are on ga
udsy morning last about daylight. 1t Ia said the pro-
visions and furniture Of the keeper mostly saved
but all the stores belonging the United states we're de-
sroyed The origin Of the Gre has not raaspirea but
government will probably order Investigate 1t
matter OF regret that that excellent harbor much re-.
sorted to by vessels in the must bs without light
the preesnt winter Bangor Mercury Dec. 20.
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Is SLAVERY A Srsl-Sx hundred aud sixty thou.
ear i've hundred and sixtythreo slaves Owned Ia
this country by ministers of the g,sp and memoers OF
the different Protestant churches, 2ls 663 by the
Msbodiste 1900 by the 10000 by the
Bsptists So 600 by the Epscopsisas lOl 600 by the
Canpbeiiittsi ana sc, 600 by other denomina tions
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STOLEN GOODS A den ofthisves IS recently been
broken up az Ssxonville and large quantity of stolen
goods found This gang OF robbers TO the place
about two months since and rented house In secluded
spot near an extensive of woods Their movements
soon awakened suspicion, and nov the frequent rob-
berries recently attempted committed In and the
Deighboring towns, traced TO this source Oliver
Chute the prinepsl is stu at large He has
escaped from the officers though assisted BY SCORES Of
our citizens the adjacent forests furnishing
treat Chute more than once fired upon his pursuers
ana Mt other times ntmidated them by the threatening
display OF his r.voves rhe stoeu goods found reted
In thicket remsn in the hands OF Johu Clark con-
stable, who wood be glad to deliver them to their
owners They consist In part Ct broadcloths shawls
robes fannels counterpsres table linen quantities. OF
socks laoies shoes TO Is or leather burglars tools of
various kinds. SC So. The house 10 nov deserted aud
Chus's goods and family have been removed parts
unknown. John H. Lee, one Of his sccompticss, was
arrested In the woods He has since confessed and in
default OF bail has been remanded for trid-Boslon
Trarslier, Dec q
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Supreme C0ust-Sps canl Terms
Before Hon Judge kdwards.
DEC. "a THE spsssl term for motions va openses
end asionrssd 20 Tsltay nat.
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Saturday, accompanied BY Hon. Amos Lsxrsnes,
(whess lady Il IN own aunt Of Mrs. Piercs.) Pred
dent Hopkins, Of Williams College, and ethsu, he
visited tho Aather school. ct South Boston, and
addressed the scholars in appropriate speech On
Sunday, hs attended divine service. ct Rev. DR..
was present Ut the fanersl Of DR. ]. Stevens, who
was surgeon in the New Eoglsnd Regiment, during
the Mexican war. The procession was escorted by
the Ancient and d snorable Artillery company. and
the Independent Fusiliers Gen. Pierce, Gen Caleb
Cushing, Major Laly, and other prominent officers
or the regiment, joined in the procession, and
marched through the mud, ANGLE deep, from the re-
sidence Of the father Of the deceased, In Howard
street, to the Fitchburg depot Thence the covtege
proceeded 70 the place of nterment. on Chsrlestown
Neck, General r. leaving the procession at the
TO day General Pierce attended the obsequies
observed by our Legislature in honor Of tho
late Daniel Webster. After prayer by Rev Dyer
a. Sanborn, chaplain, an able and highly interest
ing eulogy was pronounced. in the forenoon at the
Representatives Hall by Hon Ira Perley, of ~thf6
town, before numerous audiencs, Including .
large number Of ladies, which crowded tho room to
overfo wing
A committee Of the Boston city government Ar
rived in town this forenoon. Besides attending the
sion il to extend the Inequalities Of that
city to General Pierce, on bis passage through
II for the White House, on or about the 18th Of
February next The committee consists of Al
dermen Reed, Ober, Hobart, Spinney, and Kim
ball. They took apartments ut Gibsons Eagle Hotel,
ordered plates laid for ten, and the best dinner
which Major Gibson could get up st abort notice,
invited General Pierce and four other good judges
Of the "6xens," to take seats with them, and, Is
write, ars experimenting on the following pro-
gramsne des victuaLs, which forward for your
edi6cation -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

yEO LET-W delighted ROOMS, with
q OF without Steam Power, of any sizs. Inquire Of
disH M sIMONSON. No. 1871 Lewis-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

lsse. accessible several times day both by stages
and steamboat situated wi HIN eight miles of the City
Hall. opposite Harlem, ths College Point and Flushing
Bag, near Flushng. aud adjoining the village of Saton
port which sold readily last sprng and building
gate fast 10 laid the scale the of both
places nteisectng each o'hef add WILL from its CON-
mand su alton, dstaa. period be of the
cipni seaports IN the vicinity Of NewYok The cs
N SIZE from two four ots in pcs from Stt3 To
$50 The S23 down. aud the rsst In
which enables every however
10 become bis landlord IL kew Sc offers an induce
ment to the capitalist, rsiey net with-as there ~
doubt judging from the past bat That this eery will IN
six months cell az twice the prize asked Being
csedDgfy healthy and surrounded by which cannot
be surpassed embI aotg views of tho East River iags
Of Flushing Rkers Island Morrsanis, York Island the
Pasace Rocks, Catl Mountains e West Point, making
Of the most desa e places for resc ence that ian
be imagined MA few lots uas,ld at Sirattoo?ort prcs
$500 Any pei wishing purchase AZ the al places
requested TO call the office, where aad
information will be cheeafully gwen JOHN A. FLAM
Man. No. Isl Wet 18th It. bet seen 7th and 9th All
payments for Stratonpo and FlanmeshuIgh lots must
be made personally to 10 IN FLAMMEx II paid 20
any else they will he null and void Office hours frt
Ato Phi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

- cHIkJ MA.ufacteEy snl Warsroon, Ne i7e Csss..
w.cah-ss., co1nsr Of bsy.6 PIANO RORTE0 vsYYzsesd
Sn Tessfse bridge and patent tahe well calcsIstsd ~
sssspms fxas Pisns-Fcrtss tuned. Dpsirsd snd ca
s.~seoe- jSi IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

HOUSES.-For sale, in Jersey City,
IL about five minutes walk from the ferry. two hand
some and well finished three-soYy and basement brick
Houses Price So Os part of which may main on bond
ard mortgage Inquire of EVAN JONES, Prospect place
corner of Barrow 81. aOf Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
Safes.

EIRE DEFIED.-RICH'S SAFES
II AGAIN-WILDERS PATENT.-Ths following
letter respecting the FIRE in Ulster 10 another con
vncng proof Of the necessity for being provided
with Of Reh's Fire. Proof Safes:
Nav YORK, Feb rs. l857
Me,srs STEARys MARVIN Su ccsssors to Rich 4 CO.
GENTS We have the pleasure to inform You that ths
books of the Ulster White Lead Co and 5000 IN bank
at Ulster r. destroyed by fire on the night OF tbs
"a inst The building with its contents, was entirely con-
sumed nothing whatever remained but your Salamandef
Respectfully yours. -
BATfELLE RENwICK. No 1863 Front st.,
Agents for the Ulster White Lead Co.
An assortment Of vareus nzes and patterns with and
without pow proof locks for sale at the depot No. las
Water ST.. Few-YoIk.
sTEARNS MARVIN, successors 10 Rich c., sole
prspreors Of Rchs Patent aud the enly makers Of Sala
msnder Safes combining Wlldsrs AID Rieh's Patents.
ms lmMwkFAuWa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
Matbinerp, &r.

nor 8 A l. E-One second hand five
Il horse power column steam engine Of our own make
IN complete order Also second b and old pate nj
Adams 20 press in good order, at low price.
1sftf r. HOE CO.. Hos IS and 81 G aid H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

av Property.-Five desirable Building Lot. situated
and the north east Of 5Jh aud SAD ST.
four of the fronting the and tue
street. For price, terms and fu theT particulars apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Anctioussr.
2f lw No. Broad ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

II Residence end ten OF Land. the village Of
Henpstesd L. l.. twenty miles froB City The house
h oottsge-bult and half Stories with wings, and
piazza Extending the whole length. Upon the place
hne BARE and other buildings, orchard, grape vineyard,
and all kinds Of shTubbery rhe place beautifully laid
cut with lawn in front &c Not sold speculation and
nay Be had at basan. inquire Of
n9mMWkHs C. bE WITT No 100 John n
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MOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To

Iyl MarufactureIe Meebanics, Merchanls Gerdeners,
~ eer alec RAE chance for pleasantly located Coun-
~ There are offered for sale several lots for
Sosss in the hourshiIe village ofNARROwSBUR0H, on
ne d awarc River Solvss Co N one OF the prinoi.
nj saficps on the spd Eie Railroad alb ut
four hours ride fiom the City Of New York For narc-
ulsv i1Guire in NarYowsbursh, Of T. v: WACkER-
HXRTH ESQ , or in New-York Of ANTHONY J.
1LEHCkER, No 7 Broad st., or p A. LOESCHER, No:
0resnwich-s where, aso be seen an eIsc. map OF
said village. l6f snHW&s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
panrinQ Schools.

HENRY WELLS and his SISTERS
u j MADAME r. Gavsl) ACADEMY Tor DANCING
and Graceful Department the suyvesant nsststs Ne
$50 Broadway. Classes fo Adults Moatsys sed Thur
days morning and evening classes for Masters and Misses
or Wednesdays ard Saturdays az p. H. Hosu asvsk
IL specis asses ant private lessons HIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
NOUNTRY SEAT on the HUDSON.

OFor sale, Farm of about 80 acres in the village Of
Iastines 81 miles from the ctr. The house new built
ar sone IN the most substantial modern style,
via thiIteen rooms and has Of the most conmanong
viewS Of the river and adj scent scenery untes
ricfryesuue prospect wsh and retirement
ne ~rorpds are in the finest order, well supplied with
ereai vs1ssy Of fruit TIE whole or part w DC soia on
Sscsfion 70 the proprietor the premises a. hast9ss
- ne Hudson, New-Ysfk. ALEXANDER BIRHIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
NOR SALE-Stamford Conn.-The late

rs,s:sss Of Hsny Sanford. EsS, IN TIE VILLAGE Of
eo. tas cisy Tina place. having boa fitted ~ BY Mr..
SANFORD for ~ eva residence without regard 20 ,YoabS
expsnss b al that Be desired a. ssnssl hoe for
any gentleman vhs washes his family enjoy the advaa-
nths CITY. The Dwelling House cool lai airy IN sam-
neS With beautiful shade. and well nccssa and warn in
eold wstsr. hath room. a., rhsrs are alss sstasis
6sahlss Coach House. lee ass, Garden with aowsrs
bnss I'll the advantages Of the counsyss health il
pleasures &c bsautiss-wth the most modsn conveni-
en0os AZ ctr home Commit 70 Stanford, the
New Yosk and Nsw-Hayen RAircad BY all trains, $se
ysas. Dor drawlAgn and Q mere particular description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
NOR SALE or to LET-Two Houses

II and Lots at Fiermont he Hadson River and
Erie Rarcsd Also, plot Of Ground 10 the village OF
Peskskil. being about three full lots one Is corner
Also three Houses and about of Ground in the
village Of Poushkeepse. in view OF his Hudson River
andnet i've minutes walk TO Railroad Depot and Steam
boats Pleasant location Also to Let Basement Rooms
and CeIlap Of house No. los Bieeckerst New York In
cure Of ABM. p. MAYBE,
mi 2wMW&Fs No. 2oS WOoster-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
EACTORY for SALE or to RENT

~ &suaeed - the eastern part Of Connecticut n .
pleason3 village. eesy Of sccsss With - 70 tehose
SsWSI. Corrected with the Factory ere thrse rsne
Ssnis Soar large Out and twelve Of xca
taal-b1ldDGs and n good order. rhe above prop
Sr9v VIII ~ sod very cheap. oag credit desired o.
poissa fer tern u ysazx. fes psrtioslsu. adsr~~
HI. p. eprinGheld. Man IL DdenW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
.JENRY WATERWAYS PATENT

IL HAMMERED eAWS-Ihe subssrbsF would can
TIE seusiaa Of osalers and oAs, = this suDsics srce
b. his patent pscce Of hanuenns the more thor
ous NV tempered Hsn b b. sny seksr method
we'll krswn to mnchinsts that the surface Of sempefee
steel d lie hardest paTt. Whsie SAWS accord
ne To The ussal method and hammered By hand. 10 ~
70 poish shsn thereby ssdsg 81 the most ser
ycssbs part Of the These Saws are not polished sed
only require nal to BE- appreciated Insy have srssdy
Mis- n this vicinity and pronounced ursqaalsd We are
now prepared execute orders for az szss OF M RI
and Circular saws. BURR. WArSkMAn ~
~ ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
LARGE LUMBER YARD new

a gothic HOUSE ardcut buildings and Ave valuable
On hs Socrd, and quarter Of ue from the New YORK
and New Haven Railroad Depot ID an excsllsut ioca
House new finished in the best Style and csnao: he
surpassed for beauty Of location and general adv
pfemsee. ai.4 ma les
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a FARM for SALE-Containing l25

IA acres of land situated in the town of searsdae,
Westchestsr County hin half mie Of the Seasdaie
and Harlem Railroad auoa, and 20 miles from New York
On said farm good dwelling house two barns carriage
house all good order and nearly Hew well fenced IL
sma lots with stone walls Fruits Of all kinds wood and
excellent wafer eaid farm located hlgh ground,
commanding fine vie sfthe county, admirably situated
divide into small farms with beautiful building SITES.
Purchasers will find, rsvi said farm will
mend Itself TO he the cheapest and best offered for SALE
mi 2wMWkFs JAMES GRIFFIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

IL GALE, fossy to fny scres Of Lana one half Of il:
woodland. situsled on the New-vert and New tiavea
HAnred eetvsen the vllsxes az New kechetle axd Pei
lnncs ~ tnea day each way, Aad hcy are Soaadc ~
ss eoesa y tie rad leading East c. Apply q
Ho. ~ John u t5faws 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

r OFFS in BROADWAF.-The very
IL hight and spacious Lola over on seor. IA ~,
slssss aes.r.d Tie fIss iet u ssa ss - issS. a.
d. q ALTRED HUERoE CO. No. X, 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

SCHOONER for SALE-The fast sail
~ ing schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN,, now lying At
the foot of Christopher North River Said vessel is
fsss beam, feet hold 65 feet heel; draws feet water
from her KEEL up this spring she has rigging and
new sails throp ghout Also everything complete aad in
running order al any moment. She well calculated to
be bought low and accommodating terms, BY applying
TO PETER CHAMER Poughkeepsie, or to VIM. DRAKE
Deouty Sheriff CITY Hall N. Y. 13f ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

NOR SALE--A Bargain--A small,
IL cheap. and productive Fam. containing - acres
sYable wood and meadow lands good buildings ~ com
pleee order 81 iles distant from City Of New York
Railroad passes within miles Of tho premises. Terms
easy Possession when desired. For terms &C. apply at
stsrs .27f 6sMWkfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

Mass from 90 20 100 ACRES Of eleellsasland
the d msndng sf,he finest
In Berkshie County aodnig fine situation for gentle
man wishjng healthy and Iesdsncs in the
tyv Conn uncaticn daily with New York and B,stsn by
Railroad For particulars inquire Of JOHN H0rCHK1N,
or CHARLES SEDGWICK, Es9 Leuox. Mas Refer
ence also may be had to r 8 COOK, New-York -LsnoI
March 1, 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
ENOR SALE-A House and Lot No. 43l

Htn,M 5000 can remain on bond and mortgage
Heau Ss Sss per .annm Apply 70 BREINARD RI SE.
ishst between Avenues A and b. or on the ore 1;ses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

NOR SALE-A beautiful new House
n Ozfesd ss, Brooklyn the residence Of Rev.
Or Coz The Aoass payors and dining room
MILE BEOEwITH No. Is wsll-s& S6u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
STORES, DWELLINGS and LOTS

~ RENTED or LEASED, Rsnts coIketsd sad rusr.u-
tssd sesl,ed repsrs sapcrintendea insurance. taIss
PINCKNEY. OaSee No. Nss.sa Il. from iise PM
Resiaence No % Stanton st. RAferenes Hon 4suiiian
York Nsssrs y. W Liviassoa, Sw-Yorf Ed waI
walker Sons Nev-York. ssfsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
DIOR SALEin WILLIAMSBURGH-

neat Cottage House, very peasantly situated, At
No. South 9Th at, within block Of the Peck ship
Ferry 1t is stories with basement and attic and has
a two story tea room attached II is wei arranged and
very convenient; contains II rooms. Lot 20tx00 est.
Pr CO. s. 500 Apply the premises. az Ne 2e3 Psar
IT, New York [malw'1 CHAS. F. FUTILE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. The adver

~ tiser desires to purchase from to 10 OF good
Land located in healthy spot which there sub
House. with suitable houses and good supply
OF fruit accessible in one hours ride by Railroad and
within ten minutes walk of the Depot. Holders of prop
erfy of the description nd cash purchaser by
addressing NJ H W., Tribune Office giving full descfip
items 24 2ws
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ITO MEMBERS of BUILDING ASSO-

II CITATIONS sud others wishing to build "A num>er
Of building lois stuat he midst Of improve
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