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WOOL! WOOL!!

FRt1fE subscriber is now fitting up with en-
\ tire new, and improved machinery, and
will manufacture Wool to order the ensuing
season, either upon shares or per yard, at the
most reasonable rates that be can afforded.
Address VIM. J. KIRK,
Brick Meeting House, Cecil county, Md.
MnY Is. '52 GIN
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FOR RENT.

A. Comfortable two story House, one room be-
IL low IS by IS feet, two chambers above,
kitchen attached, pump of good water near, al
newly finished, Apply TO J. S. PURNELL.
Also,
A general assortment OF White Pine Boards,
IIemlock Scantling and Fencing, Pine and Cy-
press Shingles, Window Sash; for sale by
May % 3w JAS. 5. PUkNELL.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue ola Decree ofthe Court of Chance
ID ny, the Subscriber as Trustee will. on
Tuesday the sM day Of June 1852,
at the VILLAGE of the Brick Meeting House in
Cecil County Maryland, expose at public sale
to the highest bidder, all that certain meSsuage
tenement and lot of ground situate lying and
being in the said village, OF which George En-
gland of Samuel died seized
The property consists of a
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TERMS OF sale.

The terms of sale prescihed by the decree are
one half OF the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day of sale, and the balance in one
year theretiom to be secured by bond or note,
with security satisfactory to the Trustee, bear
ing in,eles, from the day OF sale.
Upon the payment of the whole of the pnr-
chase money! and not before )the Trustee is au-
thorized to convey the said property to the pur-
chaser, his heirs and assigns, free from all claim
of the parties to said decree or those claiming
under them.
The sale will take place on the premises, and
will commence at O'Clock p. NJ. on the day
above named. F. A. ELLIS, Trustee.
NJ B. The creditors of the said George En-
gland, of Samuel, are hereby required to file
their respective claims, properly authenticated,
in the Chancery Office at Annapolis, within 4
months from the above named day ofSale.
Nav IS is F. a. E., Trustee.
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GROCERIES.

COFFEE; Lagura, Rio, and Maricabo. su-
" gar. brown; New Orleans, Portorico, and
Havana. Sugar, white; Stewards crushed and
pulverized, and New Orleans clarified. Mo-
lasses and Syrup, New Orleans and Portorico.
For sale BY BROWN & FOARD,
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BAzAAR," next door to the Post Office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared 10 cut and make
all kinds of garments in the best and most fash
ionabie styles. All clothes made by him war
ranted TO fit. Don't forget the old Stand in the
0Basaar.o TElktun, Apr II.
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JAS. II. MCCULLOUGH,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
II Gerry, has opened an office in Elkton, adjoin-
ing the residence of DR.. H. H. Mitchell, where
he may at all times be consulted on professional
business. He will also attend to the location
of MILITARY LIND WARRANTS, through
an agent in Missouri, who in all cases will per-
sonally inspect the land before making the lsca
ton. dec 6, '5l tt.
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TUT NE tVlV W TT 3 :
Love the World Wi!hal.

Love the World Vi.hal.
] love the world wi'hal right well
Nor care to leave il yet,
Nor pleasure know its faults TO tell,
Though gloomy cynlcs fret,
And poison life's precious hours away
In bitterness and gall,
While | am free, to laugh with glee,
And lore the ,corld acithal.
What though I'm daily doomed to meet
An ugly face or form
Tho Poverty with rough shod feet
Ride my aspirings down.
For, come what will. | challenge still,
Adversi,y's fell powers,
While am free to laugh with glee
At this old world Of our.
/ care, nor count her pomp nor poweri
ask no wor !-mnuhed name;
] ericvc not ! am left the dover
or Image, fortune, fame;
With eye indiflcrcn! behold
These fusome things that pail,
While am free, with heartfelt glee
To lore The uOrld riihal.
X siit will love this world of ours
Though men and things go mad
It's sun and Shoecrs. and blooming bowers,
It's light and life AMI laughing flowers;
All chde my being sad;
And soothing words come from the birds,
And every waterfall
'Tha, speak 50 free, with lfe and slee,
i lore the ,rorld mi!hah
] love the word-thc wind and cloud,
Thattread the bending sky
Each twinkiine star fr"!n itS home aiar
W,th Il tircip*s sore III exc,
Andthc char ginp earth :. bach hrin gs 10 birth
Each change our natures caR>
Which makes me free, to sing with slee
"ghe ,cprld iore ,rithdf."
IT'S the vile heart whence demons start,
That Jade the soul through lie
Cham sweet content in banishmcnt,
And tune each chord 10 strife;
Then fic, on youi sc carpIng set,
Whose tongues are tipped with gall;
Who gihc, and jecr, and scowl, and iret
And huie the uorid and all.
'Tis Just old world, this world OF ou's,
And as good as ii should be;
And has always proved in darkest hours
A kind old friend to me,
And when lies evening sky grow dim
And deaths dark shadows fall
From sense of right I'll bid goodnight
Toa world loved withal.
Elkfon, Nd. RECLlSE>
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Frame Dwelling House

and Frame Kitchen, with Frame Stable and a.
bout 81 square pelches of land.
The buildings are all new and in good order,
and there is pump Of good water under the
kitchen porch or within the building. 1t is Sit
uatcd directly in the Village on the Port Depos
it road, and is very desirable property for a
small family
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George Earle.

4 ttorncy at Law. Elkton, Md. 0flicene1t
Adoor to Torbert's Store.
Dec. 7th 1850
BEAUTIFUL Swiss and Jackonrt, Edgines
~ and lnserinss and Bands. also n great vail
ely Of mitts, gloves, hosiery, fans, parasols, &C.
may IS For sale by Brown 4 FoARD
1TATS! HATS!-Men and Boys New style
I'll Canton Straw, China Pearl. Canada Straw
and Palm Leaf Hats. For sale by
May 10 B. /, MAY.
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TAKE NOTICE.

HrHE subscriber would say TO Farmers that
4 he is constantly manufacturing pure arti.
Gle of SHELL LINE, and will endeavor to fiji
all orders upon the most reasonable terms; at
his Lime Yard, Foot Of West Falls .Auenne City
Bio ck, BALTIMORE. B. S. HOLT.
Baltimore, May 8, 80 3m.
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TUST RECEIVED.-A new and beautiful
u style Coat Link, an ornamental appendage
and well ada pied to aid the set ofcoat. For sale
at WELLS ELkton Hall Of Fashion. [may 8
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TWO FARMS
AT PUBLIC SALE.


DY virtue of Decree of the High Court of
ID Chancery Of Maryland, the undersigned, rs
Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, al the Court
House door in the town of Elkton, on
Wednesday,, the 23rd of June, 1852.
ut 2 O'Clock P. NJ, the real estate Of the late
Robert Weir, lying and being IN Elk Neck, &C.
Gil county, on the public road leading from Elk
ton TO Turkey Point. This Real Estate has re-
Gently been divided into two farms.
No Contains
l5l .Aeres, | Rood and 10 Perches,
more or less. The Improvements
G@2TIn 4. thereon consist ola Frame DWELL
EN ;ss8 ing House, with some few out
& houses.
Z. Contains
155 .4cres, l Rood and 81 Perches.
more or less.
The soil on these farms is Of good natural
quality, the timber is abundant and valuable.
The location of each property is advantageous,
being about three miles from Elkton and about
one mile and halrfrom the Railroad and Steam
boat depot at Frenchtown. The communica-
,ion with Philadelphia and Baltimore from the
above points is direct, there being daily convey
unces by Railroad or Steamboat line. Manurcs
of any Kind can be landed, and grain delivered
on the Elk river, not far distant from either
farm. Persons wishing TO purchase can exam.
inc the premises; and an accurate plot may be
.cen at the office of the subscriber, in Elkton.
TERMS or sale.
One fourth of the purchase money IN Casf
on the day Of Sale, and the residue in equal in
s,umen,s, in one and two years from the dn,
of sale; the credit payments 10 bear interes
from the day of sale, and to be secured by the
Bond or Bonds of The purchaser, with surety OF
SUI cites to be appruved bv the Trustee; or n
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FOR SALE.

THE LOG HOUSE with Lot attached, situ-
ated in the "Hollow" adjoining property of Geo.
Green. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
Elkton, may 8, CALEB PARKER.
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3. F. M AY,
HAS IN STORE NEW
SPRING g. SUMNER GOODS.

DART of which will be found in the following
l. catalogue, with prices annexed. Without
presuming to dictate to an intelligent public as
TO quality or price, both OF which they are to be
the judges, when examined. Thankful for past
patronage, ! respectfully solicit a continuance
oc tho eo,no
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WANTED.

WANTED.
000 TONS BLACK OAK BARK, for which
AUU the highest cash price will be paid, by
DAVID SCOTT.
Scott's Mills, May 8, '52 6w'.
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NEW Style Parasols, Fans. best Mohar M,ts,
IN ladies and misses; Silk Lace, Lace Gimps,
Fringes, &C., by b. F. MAY.
A Fresh supply Of new style embroidered fig d.,
n and plain Beregea; summer Silks. Lawns,
white fig'd dress goods, Prints, &c. Also ready
made Mantillas, at Il. F. MAYS.
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THE CECIL WING
10 lieuosrs ono Correspondents.

rVrhere are several orig inal articles IN our
first page this week.
c-z-The lines by Miss Whit,lesey are as credit.
able to the warm, tender sympathies of her heart,
as TO her ability as writer.
rry-The article on Tobacco deserves atten-
ton and may have the effect to prevent the i'm
moderate use OF the article.
nyAmong The selected articles, the letter
from Jeffrey TO Dickens is worthy OF particular
attention. We have never given the Reviewer
credit for that depth of kind feeling which is
exhibited, TO a degree almost amounting to ef-
feminacy, in this letter. ii will be noticed that
he especially urges Dickens to secure an indie
pendcnce. This calls to mind the well known
s,anza in Burns Epistle 10 a Young Friend.
.sTo catch dame Fortunes golden smile,
Assduous wait upon herj
And gather gear by every will
That's justified by honor
Not for to hide il in hedge,
Nor for train attendant,
But for the glorious privilege
Of being independent.
Many persons are apt 10 indulge melancholy
morbid feeling in regard 10 the affairs OF life,
and to say hard things of this old world OF ours,
because they don't occupy the highest seats in
the synagogue, and the uppermost rooms Mt the
feast. We like the spirit of the following lines
BY one of our correspondents
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II SUPERIOR INVOICE
SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS.
Just Received at tie long Established
Store House, bq

Just Recearcd at tie long Established
House, by
WILLIAM, TORBERT.
ouch as Barege D'Lanes, from l23 to37} cts
~ Lawns 10 37d
Bareges 25 so
Silk Poplins, rs So!
Manchester Ginghams, l25 rs
Plaid and strip'd Canbries, l2l 40
Ladies Linen Hdkfs., l2B 623
Plaid Summer Silks for so cts. worth 5b3
Fancy cold do, "a " 81
Black Silks, all Widths; crash 81, gloves 81,
linen tableing, s,rip'd shifting, brown and
bleached sheelings, 2. yds. wide, bed ticking
from s! to %, thread and kid gloves, hosiery,
edsings, ribbons, ladies worked collars, moha;r
mitts, &c.
His stock has been selected with great cnre
and attention, and he hopes to please all who
may favor him with call. (Apr "a.
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TO THE LADIES.

CPECIAL attention of the citizens Of Elkton
~ and vicinity, particularly the ladies, is call
ed 10 an invoice of fashionable Dress Goods
opened this week at the Brick Store House. ne1t
door TO Johnson's Hotel; in the invoice there is
some beautiful style Baraee DeI.aincs, which
they are determined 10 sell a, l2a cents, worth
IS cts.
Scotch Ginghams Mt l2as cts worth 10 :
Beautiful Calicoes at6t
Plaid and striped Cambrics 1870 II
Super quality Barage D'Laines 20 80
Blk and white Ginghams l2A TX
Changeable Poplins 30 40
Changeable Glnce Silk soc. worth Ito
Rich heur'd Silk. 81 worth 100
Black Silks all widths.
They are the first choice of the season, which
is always the best. Their stock Of House-kcep-
ing goods is very extensive, such as Bed Tick
ing, Bleached and Brown Sheeting, pillow case
Muslins, bleached and brown table diaper,
crash, diaper, &c. Alexnndcr's best kid Gloves
s., 81, IN, Il. BROWN & FOARD.
March 27 If
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ANOTHER F1LlBusTERlSG EXPEDITION
PRoBABLy.-The brig Vancouver, at
New York from Cuba; reports as fol-
lows:
mo date, in the Bahama Channel,
saw a steamerPainted similar to the
Long Island Sound boats,) round to UNI
der one of the keys near Qua aba island,
anchor and land two boat loads of
men, who Immediately built fire; but
we We're obliged to tack off shore, as
the wind was dying away, and we were
in shoal water and night coming on;
we saw the light of their fire all night
They did not appear like pleasure
party, as the promenade deck was de-
serted the whole time, while the main
deck was crowded with men,"
The Baltimore Sun SAYS: There is
certainly something suspicious in this,
taken in connection with the recent ru-
mors with regard to a new expedition
for the invasion of Cuba.
kossuTH AND HIS SUlrE.-kossuth's
visit to America is now drawing to a
close. He will soon leave for England,
where his children are, and where he
designs to remain until the expected
outbreak upon the Continent calls him
to engage in the active work of the re-
volution. Messers Pulszky, Betheln,
and Macy will return there with him.
Mr.. Hajnik, his treasurer, will either go
or will remain as financial agent to the
New England Hungarian Committee.
Messrs. Kalapsza, Laszlo, and Grech-
enck will not leave the United States so
soon. Mr.. Kalapsza has already made
arrangements to establish a riding
school in Boston, the kindness of some
gentlemen of that city having furnish
him with the means. Mr.. Laszlo will
find employment as an engineer, and
Mr.. Grechenck will find some occupa.
ton at which he can earn a living.
.NeW York Tribune.
NEW Style Parasols, Fans. best Mohair Mitts,
IN ladies and misses; Silk Lace, Lace Gimps,
Fringes, &c., by B. F. MAY.
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hair bushes, tooth brushes, nail brushes, combs,
fancy soap, buttons, cords, &c. Boots, shoes,
ladies CATERS, chldrens' shoes, hats, queens
ware, hardware, groceries, berning fluid, -four,
corn meal, &c,
NIB. Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest market prices. Zap IL
YNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
i scriber ofCecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters ADJ
ministration on the personal estate of
Alfred B, Thomas,
late of said county deceased. All persons har-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hcieby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
18th day of February, 1858,
they mc.y othcl wise by law, beexcuded from all
benf.t Of said estate. All persons indebted 10
Sid estate are requested TO make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hani this 10th day OF April 1852.
JANE A. THOMAS,
April II '52-'iw. Adm'tx.
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DRESS.

patronage, | respectfully solicit a continuance
of the same.
GENTLEMENS' DRESS.
Cloths from SlOO to Sc. 90
CassimereS SO $50
Tweeds, plain and fancy rs IS
Vestings, per pattern 20 3.15
Linen, plaid and plain, Tor pants laf so
Plain Fancy cotton Goods, for pants 10 25
American Nankeens, twld and PIN I23 %
LADIES' DRESS, to which particular at
tention is called. per I'd.
Silks, blk. and cUi'd, from 373 10 81
Alpacas, mourning and with lus,re 25 IS
Mouslin DeLaines, 123 SO
Berege Delaines l2A AZ
Silk Poplins, Is 80
Chambrays, lSt 81
Prints, assorted S IL
Gingltams, Scotch and domestic l2s 30
Blcached Muslins, ID
Brown do. l2
Bed ticking 81 25
Superior cotton drilling 10 IL
Cold Cambrics, 81 10
Bl'k and white Prints, 81 II
Fig'd PIN White Goods for dres's l2A IS
Swiss, book and cambria musiins, l2a IS
Swiss and camb edg's and ins'ss, 8 so
Isle, thread, bob'n cotton edg's 2 %
English and Italian grapes, 37& l.25
Hosiery, silk and cotton 12A 100
Linen camb Hdkfs. 81 Its
Gloves; kid, silk. Isle and cotton, 81 1.95
I odies rpoha ir niJty 0S
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1852.
Baltimore Spring Trade.

The attention ofcountry merchants and stran-
gers visiting Baltimore during the sittings OF
The Conventions, is invited to the following
houses, whose assortment and quality OF goods,
in their various lines, will be found as full and
selec, as those Of any city in the Union, and at
prices equally low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
UO LET in BROOKLYN-The two

"O IET-One of those handsome three
story brick Gothic Houses, No, Union place, South
Brooklyn only two minutes walk from Hamil on Ferry,
second block House In perfect order being thoroughly
paired and painted and out and ready for occu
patton. Apply to II. s. MORRISON, $50 West 22dst or
euch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-
Ehrewshuy River "a hours sail from the city by steamers
Thomas Hunt Edwin Lewis and Golden Gate and within
ave minutes wsk OF Moant's Dock which the above
steamers stop daily In passing 10 aud from the city. The
property VI about Of land story house.
Is b, IS feet nearly For peSssntness aud heahful
further particulars inquire Of BALDWIN \ HAMMOND,
No u Cedsr-st or OF the subscriber on the premises
AZ. III. GREEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
NOR SALE-A Country Residence,

NOR SALE-A Country Residence,
with IS acres Of Land IN high state Of cultivation In
The village OF Henpsear L. l. 20 miles from the CITY by
Railroad The House large and eommedious built in nod
err STYLE with shdng doors marble msndes piazza extend
Ing the entire front and rear with every convenience for
sentssl family Tue grounds are laid out with shr boerry
and Fruit Trees Of various kinds IN fall bearing Ihs place
chuieh sni schools No healthier place be found The
whole Improvements nearly having been nuh ont
few years For particularly apply to JOSEPH HALL NO.
II Barlpsslp. or ofths Subscriber on the Iremsss
SILyANUS BEDkLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
ENOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four ant

kNOR SALE In FLAIBUStt, four and
n half miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO I'D dining LOTS
Of LAND CsTksonav each 80 a. front and and $50
ceep containing together shout two One OF these
o mas been laid out preparatory 70 building with stoned
o. walks and planted with lisa 70 30 shade and
fruit Ifecs comprising peaches apples pears charles ke
and also has large strawberry bed rzspbees currsnts &o
tne~ wen ana pump crossfenoes each sAee The
Other Is seeded down with Clover
re oss9v OF faioush ts Of access ases passing 70
nom sutton reiy ten OF times daily render this do
uraoe property 70 doing business In the city ana
wishing 70 enjoy the benefits Of The country Price 81 no
Apply TO ENGLEBERT LOTT Aucfionerr Fultop-. a
Brsokyn or 10 ANTHONY LANE, No IS Walst N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
Qpparfnrrsbip.
paintina, Er.

cumming we ....
ZINC Warranted Pure
IL The EEW-JERsEY ZINC co, WnehOu,1 10 - =
Deyt prepared supply their Zine rsnn o. s1s -
swinE pr1ces
No White, sround ia of, &c. per poone-
No White, ground 10 oil, 60 per pound
no White, ground In oil, 7c per pound
Brown and Black, ground 10 oil 6ic. per poeza
Dry White u Zinc &c. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT 49,
AVER thsrousn Test In Europe and the Uniteo 49,
been found ihs beauty and protective = =
than any other paint For vhitenes and onnsnc5 49,
hvsled Il 10 free from all pososoas properties ses1
and dangerous Ia other pgnenh; vii ooysr-eqss ssss
from ~ 10 100 per cent more space than lesd - .ct
fore much cheaper TO the consumer As .n
vii not turn yellow when exposed ~ the ~
ssses Of coal fires or the foul sT Of ships Ihoh
around In y.rnisb produces the porcelain nnis ra''
Brown AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS -.
Ia few houn form hard and sod metallic
wood brick iron and other metallic sascoa Ge 1900 =
Or tbsr rs-proof properriss fbsy repocay
marine purposes having been found % resn os 49,
sesion Of sst water, destructive 70 oshsf JAM
''ppas aS n MAJ soTITR Assux Eo - psyA.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
Gouses tuanieo.

A FARM WANTED--Of from 80 to
IN 60 Acres with comfortable house and oatbuildngs
apple orchard and other fruit sufficient oT the wants Of
family also woodland and In good neighboThood Ad-
dres A. b., JUSTICE, postpaid, New.Y0rk, with de-
scription and price a. the farm
N B-The land must be first quality, well watered and
easily TILED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
urURRAY HILL PROPERTY.-No
MOUNT VERNON.-For Sale, beau

lVI full two-s;ory dwelling House, with two story
kitchen attached and city lots Ground with 80 apple
trees situated above the village. For particulars inquire OF
JOHN QUA No. 10 Hammond st., New-fork, OF, OF >:
VAN TASsEL on the premises, lot, No 5O lsaVr MOUNT
Veynon Wesfchester County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti-

h YIN RahtS VIZ Il " h<~i "A SSo"oA
II ful Cottage near Hudson, Columbia County. The
house conveniently constructed In complete order and
pleasantly located The grounds tasetay laid out
abundance and variety Of choice fruit
beside shrubbery and plants There also large kitchen
garden and abundant supply OF water al the door Ii s
within five minutes walk OF churoh an academy, two
schools post Office and the station Of the railroad by which
Il Is than hours distant from NewYork There
least four daily communications Dy railroad and Steamboat
with New-lok. The location while possessing these ad
vansge peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant and II u
believed there few places Of the kind desirable
The property viii 30 sold acoommod ting terms and for
q very low price. For terms, &c, apply to
JAMES : SHUTTER. No. Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
THO RENT, VERY CHEAP-A mum

IL Der OF ourstery houses north side Of 35hst be-
tween 7th and sthsvs Location good and convenient
few floors and half houses will be let only small especa-
Die families Apply immediately 70 R. g. PIERCE, No iOs
Broadway S3d-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

lVl JOHN Il. KEYSER L Co, Hot Air Furn.cs sas
Range Manufacturers have added 70 their bUsaess "a
manufacture Of Ensmelled lron Mantles In limitation al
different styles Of expensive marbles Of beauty a.
elegance Of irish They cat be sold greatly r-anoS
price Of corresponding sys of marble, snd only a
Be be appreciated Columns and other Ornamental
work for interiors Of dwellings be marbed In the -
beautiful manner and at moderate Archi,eces bsi
Others interested invited 20 call shs Stors f
the ,phscrheS and view the article for themselves
JOHN n KEYSER CO. No. Sc Chsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

CTORE to LET.-The desirably located
A. Store No TT Broadway TO let, AID If required the
whole or part Of Fancy Dry Good stock for sale TO per-
,on desirins TO get Broadway this VIII prove
favorable opportunity Apply on the premises No. III
Rroadvav.