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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
NOR SALE.-A very desirable piece of

E.Wh SAEE.-A very ueslrdOie piece Oh
ground containing half acre, about nine city
lots OF the best localities In the village of Woodstock
Mosania fronting Prospect-sy, and nearly opposite
the end Of Wast. For further particulars inquire OF T.
MEEK 5lthst between 9th ard 10Th and I'D St he
tween 18th and l2th-avs, New-York, or r HAMMERS,
WesicheSter House MOTTisania.
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DIANO FORTES.-A large assortment

ClANO FORIES.-A large assortment
Of Pianos from the celebrated house Of Haiet Davis
Co. Boston both with and without Colemanb Eoan Attach
ment may be found at the wsreIooms OF LINCOLN a
THOMPSON, No al Broadway Also, pianos from other
celebrated makers large assortment OF second hand Pi
amos for sale cnesp for cash New and secondhand ns
ments 10 lat LINCOLN & THOMPSON,
No al Broadway.
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[NIRITING-PLAIN and ORNA MEN.

WRlTING-PLAlNand ORNAMEN-
w TAL-The subscriber will be ready ia few DAYS to
accept engagement either with private patty in
respectable School Academy. His plain writing supe
nor ornamental writing upequAsd and his plain ORA wing
mapping &C. Of the very highest order Teachers lng
specimens or parties any way engaged fancy lettering
here be furnished with the most extraordinary
Would objection in another
ing classes for instruction either 10 Albany, Boston New
York JOHN r. TRACY. Ornamental Writer, Se-
No. 2s9 Broadway, Room No. 50.
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EOR SALE, on very easy terms, 90
III Building Lots near Fulton-av- and the Long Island
Railroad Brooklyn. The land hes in improving neigh
borhood and Is surrounded by budings Apply to J. Pc
CARE, No les Hesterst
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TARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE
FOOLS kc-CHARLES s. LITTLE,
o.. IS AND 81 FUL Tos-sr- OPPOSITE TIE OHIhD ''A'
S"SS HOTEL, NEwfOkK.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALERtn Enghn. GER
- I'd American Hardware, Cutlery, Edge-ToolA &s7 70
.~,faIy invites the attention Of Country heronana
Ihsne, and other making theI Spring and Summer par
.sses bis very extensive Assortmept eompns sssJ
IN. line and witch and constant supplies AZ
linz .ide al Of which offered ct the iowe'' srsss "
- az approved credit;
CT .nS " rouzht Nails Locks Lstches
sriVe. and Forks Pea and Pocket knivsf
eszors Scissors and Shears, In great variety 49,.
shov,l. Spades Hoes Forks Seyrhes ana SnssnA 40
Cor~r, fools in great variety, Of the most seseprsss
xsnuf.ctursrs Albsrtson COnser, Horton ss'os s.s
H. and ship-C.rpenters Tools ssskmiths fools
aor.- ana Snip Builders Hardware.
IT, sras,. Copper, Steel and Lead Wrs
arn-.s Pump Anges and Rimmen
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DEAL ESTATE.-The undersigned,
ITO MANUFACTURERS.-For Sale,

two large Factories each 100 feet BY 90 feet either
together or separates additional land II required said ac-
tories are substantial frame buildings with stone tounda-
tons situated at Bedford l.. L. between two aud three
miles from South or Fulton Ferry, railroad dePot i'm
mediate possession given Apply at No. 1870 Wiiamst
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OOTTNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ Known a. Rose Hill In the Of Rye Westehester
County 10 full view Of Long Island sound ana nss @
about seven acres Of first quality land beautifully dileea ~
meadow and orchard also Of the beet stocked
IN the County with every vsrety OF berry nun sno i
cultivated 10 this region OF the country the noue u
story cottage-huilt g by 50 with to large VINES LIE
verv convenient kitchen with Beebes cooking range &c
The bouse hss been built but short ms and ns, ssey
- s;..s,sS MIL on sl0ping lawn, about two
bnndred feet back from q fine road; in the rear o.
the h,Use il large barn, esrsss pGu,t ~ TO- 4.
-, en- 1raed apple IN the orchard OF the best kind
In the village stor.s butcher ennfSn-s seno1.
- AZ, depot At Canslst Time, hour and IS minutes
~ dt every dsy each way The neigh ,oIhood Of
he most desirable In the country Price, IS $40 s3eo
can remain mogsg OF would exchange Tor CITY properly
of DANIEL p. SMITH, on the PREMISES.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-For

Sale an excellent Farm in New-Jersey consisting OF
ISl acres 80 of which under cultivation 1t within
two hours of Newly ork, Of mile from the Report
and Freehold Plank Road and u mile from the houshing
village OF Middletown int There is commodious dwell
hrg and the ouibudngs extensive and Of the best de-
scnption la &c number OF choice fruit trees have been
planted during last years The soil Is cay loan,
and Yields heavy crops fWheat Every part Of
the property well waiered and for stock farm be
eqused by few in the country For further particulars In
ouire of LEONARD APPLEREE, ESQ., Sc Wall-st where
map of the property may BE- IL is eligible prop
erty to the Capitalist well Farmer the rent viii
Weld good interest upon the purchase
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4 SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE. or

~ EXCHANGE for CVrY PROPER1Y-of 50 acres
ssn5,r high euvaon half mile from railroad, II niles
nom Newly I've times day from THIS city On
hs nremses story house. barn and carriage house
ana buildings all IN good order with an orchard OF
ut ana With sfru sf water through q farm II VIII
So ia Low lopiy 20 j. PECARE, Nc. les Hester-st.
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I'm
lH proved Meiodeon Depot No. 26i Broadway MY,
o11,osite The Park J. s. LARK, sole Agent
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MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

IN
Ia About $50 Lots varying In size from eighth of an
acre 10 Elk acres offered for sale the most favor
bic terms Ten per down, and balance on OF before
March 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location and in full view Of the East River and In the
Immediate vicinity OF the grounds and residences of several
Of the most wealthy respectable citizens OF Wescheste
County This village is connected with the Harlem Rail
road by bran oh Railroad For maps and other information
apply 10 d. B WINTON, No TryoD-row, near Harlem
Railroad Office, opposite the City Hall
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

FORTES-We have now on hand large assortment
n new md Pianos fsr sale and hire Pianos
from So 20 $50 For hire from - TO so per month No
$50 Broadway, Nev-York. sanford bROTHEk-
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TOUNTRY-SEATf for SALE-A

~ RARE OPPORTUNITY-Stua IN the dshehifal
and Aoushipg village Of JAMAICA L. L. 10 miles from
New York with about 10 acres Of excellent lana nciuons
beautiful hickory grove ia the rear. five mnutss wax
from the Railroad depot $50 feet front on the oo9syn
Psnkroad and at the hncton Of the Wiismsourgn aIn
pike. On the premises isr1e sod eonoaoaI bdao a
with two wings aBd sll sssry out ou dings spOu'
Young ana thirty peach apple cherry, plum snd
ounce trees Of the chees qualities. AS the Farming
enss nearly new and Stock the farm The Furniture
Mi, h. sod win the House If desired The stop for
pa sensers morning and evening Van Wyckav directly
~ NV" "f NV HOMER MORGAN, No Pine-st.
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RIJTIDJNG LOTS at PRI-

VATE SALE.-Eight choice lots of Ground, situated
on West 6h-st between Mullet and Bass in the beaut
fu Village Of DunkiIk Lake Erie being the Western ter
mnous OF the New-York and Ene Railroad. Terms liberal
For price and further particulars, apply TO ANTHONY
BLEECKER, AuctioDeer, No Broad-st.
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CTEWART'S PLANTAGENET
TABLE CUTLERY.-The SOUTH
fnruitnre. or.

CHARLES FULLER, Dealer in Jen-
~ niRgs Patent Premium Safety Gas Lamps Also,
Csmpheue, Spirit Gas Oil and Lard Lamps Hall and other
Lanterns Grandoles Chandelier &C. Of the approved
patterns; Cutlery and Fancy Ornamental Also, Csmphene
Spirit Gas Phosgene Gas, Oil Wicks Glasses, 40 No. 2Ss
Greenwchst, between Warren and Chsmoerssts-, ". Y
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between 50th and 5lstst- an excellent location iof
any business good stand for crockerS dry goods or
Clothing store The Deighborhood IL Of the most thriving
and pleasant in the city Inquire the premises or OF ID
II CRAE0IE, No 9i2 Broadway. between ~ and 2lstcss
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6rbcols.

ESSEX SEMINARY L. LYON,
AM. +. LYON Md and Mrs. Nj. C. LYON, Pnnci
pals Completeness Of boarding Emo ana 2.
Institution desirable resort for those seeking thorough ana
accomplished education Pupils received at any rue u
Gear the seaboard and easy Of by the Newfoh
and Hartford daily steamboats, For health and recreation
he teachers and pupils furnished with elegant Carriages
and well trained for young ladies' use Cco-
lars can be had of VIM. II. LYON CO. No. Dey-st or
BY addressing the Principals at Essex-Esez Conn., Apni
|. 1852
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SWAZILAND CONVENIENT HOUSE

In sd 81 TO let having unexpired lease OF y yer
% honse b re 2lets with conveDiences having Gas Baths
<e Yhe house u n complete order, and furnished resdy
r imedisse occupancy Furniture Will be sold with lease
ifse-rsd Address Box 23l6 Post Office
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NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS

The mbcriber has nearly completed large and ee-
srsnt Hotel Al Il m nth Of River Thames
for the purpose of watering place wnien 9e on s me
FuIpiture he whole be completed WIN tns g'ounos
lsid cut sro BY the th 81 juno sad nyssl
ssis htfnilv situaffd with view OF Long Island SOUND
Eisbs,s nd Gull Islands with fall view of the city OF
New-London Forts Trumbuil aud Grs~oid Groton Monu
rt snd Landscape not 10 be exceled IN the United
stsses The House will accommodate about l5e persons
With IS aces of land attached with large barns and stables
NAV grounds and groves Of cedars for walk or recreation
bs leach rocks In front Of the house Will AFFORD ths
<sn est bathing accommodations the continent.
The ter ant will be required furnish the House ara give
.tisfactory references his ability 70 keep st class
boel and his responsibility pay the rent Apply 70
Eew-LondoD, June 2 JUN niou'r'
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IL NlTURE WAREHOUSE, No. 80 Broadway east
Eide, Grand-st.; Mandatory No 80 Greene-st-
MATHEWS & GILLIES, wholesale and retail deaerss
Ornamental Cottage Chamber and Oak Furniture would
respectfully call the attention OF those intending furnish
the present their extensive and varied assortment
of Enamelled Furniture
We atter ourselves in saying that amer years OF practice
ard direct attention In this line enabled TO pro
duce article that pronounced after full nsl BY dis
eliminating public be the best Enseed and Cottage Fur
niture offered in this country
NJ would especially call the attention OF persons OF
their styles Of Ornamental Furniture,
executed by the best Partisan sst teens confident that
they cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit contin
Of the patronage heretofore layshly bestowed
upon .
written guaranty given, required, all Furniture sold
ct our establishment
As we manufacture the whole OF our work ourselves
consequently are enabled to sell warranted article much
les, than those who buy 20 sell again
MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES PILLOWS, Ks
Also, Patent Spring Mattresses made TO order.
The greatest bestowed In boxing Furniture 90 that
be transported any distance without nlurng II in the
least MATHEWS GILES,
No 452 Broadway, east side, near Grand-t
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COT7NTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ On the line Of the Central Railroad OF NewJersey'
,hont an hours rde from this city, story attic House
with wing and half an acre OF land eglby apd oeanty
Cranes lille station The house. Is entire
new finished in modern STYLE and contains nine rooms
Communication with the city several times daily oy ra
road and stesmboat,-Commutaton S45 per anDum FOR
further particulars, apply to ,n ~, .,.s
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GUN WADDING and PERCUSSION
N CAPs-EIey's Cloth Gun WsddiDs, the best and
eSeapes article usee Eeys Percussion Caps Wire Car
tridges and Sporting Materials Powdeff asss &c 1870
s.enTers sole agents FRANCIS TONES SUNS NO
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ITO GENTLEMEN, mot to Children,

TO CENT? EMEN, mot to Children,
j nor to the Milhon(-PENMANSHIP currente Gala
mo-Genemen whose handwriting is imperfect aud who
may desire become accomplished penmen respectfully
informed that the designed has recently invented and
offers the writing public system Of instruction and
Of practice by which every puo must necessarily
Quire perfectly free and mastery comma nd of the PEN and
the ability combine all the correctness and beauty Of
craving with the greatest possible rapidity
Perhaps person In Possesses Whist is called nsa-
raj talent for writing and would become superior penman
under Of instruction which would prove Of no es-
sentia 10 the remaining nine The system now
offered does require any special capabty the part
Of the pupil ard gentlemen remarkable for deficiency
In the faculty Of imitation, who have been most inferior
penmen even the age Of fifty may nay must bv going
faithfully through this process acquire skill by
buf the most accomplished writers Another peculi
sy OF this system Ia that gentlemen who by its
have acquired the desired ability may entirely neglect their
writing tor years ana yet In weeks Tune recover with
out the aid master all their former ski and viii also
be perfectly capable Of impsrtng their ski 20 others
The required receive the entire depends
solely the pupil and may, At his option. occupy three
weeks o three months
The unaers gned forming private eass Of Gentle
mot chdien his res1ence and respectfully invites
parties disposed avail the mseves Of his call
him any day between and O'Clock A. NJ. OF between
and 10 O'Clock p NJ when al necessary information Will be
frankly gwen. w. 5. MACLAURiN, No 80 Irving place.
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hlarbinerp, &r.
DAY A. McMULLEN'S PATENT

DAY Il McMULLEN'S PATENT
NHOSE.-The tral made Of this Incompatible Water
Hoe for years past has fully demonstrated its supenor
~ Orders from Railroads Factories Water Companies and
,tper solicited Every piece warranted to give Satisfaction
by the pstentee ard manufacturer The following ope OF
he nsny cerheates and Published 10 show shs esssos
JERSEY CITY, Dee. IL, 1881.
HosAcR Il. pAT, no Is Courlsndtst, N. Y.-Iled' S1
great pleasure in stating you in answer TO your In
xury In regard the India Rubber Hose furnished oy yos
Ion the NewJersey Railroad and Transportation COMPANY
sbst found Of the best description, and %
.rTwer much purpose either leather canvas II
Il not only durable but IN the end the most economical
Ne rubber hose Of locomotives that
purchased Of which has been NJ ess
slant ana IL stih good s"s have sd I0v'
Esr-py 70 pressure Of 5o los 10 the inch
yonr. y.ry RESPECTFULLY, JAMES MCFARLAND,
superatend-n, Motive Power for N J. r. r. Trans Co
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new vii

sge accessible day by stages and steam
boats Is situated wi hin eight miles Of the City Hail. oppO
ite HaGem College Point and Flushing Bay, near the
beautiful town OF Flushing and adjoining the village
Of Stattonport which sold readily last spring and ia
laid out the scale the streets OF both places inter
sectng each other-and will form its commanding situation
and distant period be Of the principal seaports In
the vicinity of New The lots vary In sze from 20
;own and the rest in monthly instsments OF $40 which
enables every person. however crcumstanced 70 become ms
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
nv sceneTy which cannot be views OF
Flushing Newtown, Risers Island, Morisania, Nc Any
persons wishing purchase at the above are reaueste1 70
call at the office, where maps and every Information VIII
cheerfuIly be given. JOHN A. FLAMMtR No. lot West
sth-st It'll and 8th-avs Office hours from 70
O'Clock y NJ. and maps be seen at JOHN u FLAM-
MERS No 81 Mott-st The only authorized agensto make
Gales jackson Nichols and John Ogvy on the ground
Mr. Flanmer win be board the boat every morning.
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COTNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE,

COUNTRY RESIDENCE tor SALE,
Iat Norwalk Ct.-On the line Of the New-fork and
New.Hayen Railroad about u hours rde from ths city
The prprfy consist, of about half Of Of land
"a story house. conveniently constructed reary new ana
ntsine 10 rooms IL is pleasantly located on elevated
Tonnd Commands fine prospect VI TIE harbor and sound
ard Is within five minutes walk OF the Post once
&C To persons wishing residence In the country 10 gooo
location with ali the copvenences u frequent and cheap
Cit communication this affords Opportunity seldom met
with Communication by Railroad, $50 and SO per ann1n
prize - 500 Terms easy For further particulars apply 10
C.J& g. L. OSBORNE, No. l47 Muiberry-st.
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CVARM at YONKERS for SALE

IL Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
u miles of Bronxvie Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
10 Of which 20 in woods Soil superior;
buildings new and plenty good and fruit abundant
View very fine, but not in sight of the Hudson River The
place is under good crop and Improvement some rocks
Situation very high price very low. Apply at Ne lsPstt
street. up stairs
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NJO. IL GREENWICH ST, to LEASE

IN or for sALE-This superior double dwelling hcuse
Wa built without regard 70 expense and v unsur IN
durability aud sye Of finish Il Is IN good oIost ano
Bon, down town IL may easily be converted into two
stores q it divided in the centre BY enek wall roses
oon ~ - W. - No 80 Libertyst
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LOTS FOR SsO--in tn

beautiful VILLAGE Of Yonkers and two chances TO OBJ
ssn Dwelhnr HOUSE, worth $500 each without additional
ssossthree qasrte Of hours rde By The
R.so.d Only $50 Cash required For Mape and full par
ssralsrs apply 10 COMBS 4 NICoLAY, AuetoneeTs No
81 Granc-st near Bowsry. Office hours tron A. NJ 20
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
IA DENcE TO LETRssdy farnisnsd On rOH5 10 re-
,sesbe rersp il win be let on REASONABLE s,ns "
ss,tS rss, name and number, COUNTRY hssiphNOH'
4.,xxsr posf. Office.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-Farms and VIE

lage Lots at Lakeland L. l., which, for country resi-
garden and far ming purposes Is considered equal 10
any within the vicinity NewYok Its situation pleas
ant and healthy dir city the line Of the Long Island
Railroad and equi-dsant from Brooklyn to Greenport
main OF cars will start from Brookly To BORROW MORN
ING the 10Th Lakeland and Ladies aud Gentlemen
will have opportunity visit this place, aud II they de-
sire, select and purchase Lot Fam BOTH at their
pleasure Tickets for the excursion 70 be had Of CHS
WOOD, No 20S Broadway, corner Of Fulton-st.
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NOR SALE, a BARGAIN.-A Farm

containing q Of choice land good buings excel
lent water variety Of fruit situated east side OF the
Hudson River IS miles from NewYork, and ~ minutes
walk from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at New-Ham-
desirable locat ard be bought low For
particulars inquire of URI MILLS No 2Coentiessp, MY
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CIRANDOLES, SOLAR LAMPS,

0Hall Lanterns Candelabrss Brackets, Beauguet Hold.
ers Fluid Lamps-the largest and best assorted stock In
this City for sale less than msnufsctuTers prices
S s. REILLY No 1875 Csnsl-st., cor. Laight st
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NOR SALE-In the city of New Haven,

LWR SALE- In the CITY OF NeW-E1dNcbt
handsome modern Brick House. Ii has III finished
rooms with conveniences OF furnace, bath ROOM &C
aud Garden IS feet wide by lo feet deep with va
KINGS of fruit and vines and being centrally To-
Gated every respect pleasant and desirable residence
for gerteel family TENS of payment made essy For
inquire the premises No "a Georgest New
Haven CT, OF ofN HALL No. ll9 Front-st- NewYork.
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nFFICES TO LET.-A handsome suite
"A xms TO LIST In Chambers Hail. No So Chathamst,
central ana eesirs lie location foi lawyer rent mooe
rata INQUIRE Of A. MORAND on the premises
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LNOR SALE-A commodious HOUSE,
with IL acres of Land pleasantly situated the East
River mile from the Railroad Station at Mamaroneck
SION will be given on short notice Inquire Of R. ,TH-
SON drug store cor 2sth-st and Shav Of A. PIERCE,
. near the premises Price $500.
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DROOKLYN LOTS.-For sale go eli
TX ~. a.,ldns Lots ON Gates Quincy, Yates and
fe~ssSs and HisksEy-st The above property command,
an view Of New York and brookyn situated
80, Isaerts Park Two Of the avenues now opsned
GATES win doubtless Be paved this season 10 ws Tsrns
%vorsble Lots Tor Sl75 70 S22a Apply toe HOLDER,
Euiton-sv- terminus Bedford lime Of omnio0s's' -
NOR SA.LE-A good double House, at
Wsppinsers Falls, Ia the town o. Fsnai'l Dutehe.s
q new barn good water and fruit Lot ia BY 40 fees
FSps situation cr public house private residence ana
will BE- soid very low. Apply 70 ,.a p-...-.,
WATKINS K HINE, No 4S broedwsy'
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IL 5si Broadway one door above ThomPson's saloon
Persons purchasing Pianos invited call al the
Wsrerooms Of BENNETT 4 co, where they will find
an assortment Of Rosewood PianoFortes OF modern stys
Every instrument warranted for years Should doubts
be enterain-d quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubt. are removed Old Pianos received in part
MsDufsctory. Nos sli SIS and Sls Rivington-st