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House OF Representatives.

Wasn'ncros, May -. 1852.
,tssouni RAILROADS.
The House umed the consideration of the bill grant
ing right of way and lands to Missouri aid in the con-
s,ruction Of the st. Joseph's and st. Louis Railroad
The previous question on it. passage when
Mr. .IoNFs, of Tenn moved that the bill be laid on the
table and expressed the hope that il would be kept there
until after the Democratic Convention shall have acted
Q.aughter and cries of good. good
Mr. Jones motion was negatived by yeas ~, nays
lC4
On ordering the main question to be put,
Mr. JOKES (dem.) Of Tenn, demanded the yeas AMI
nays. saying I'VE ought to have time to fix up the bill
and make an omnibus OF it,
The question the passage of the bill was ordered by
yeas lO3. nays a.
The bill was then passed
This bill appropratcs about two millions of acre.
The vote was yeas l03, nays 10, as foIiows:---
aFs @ Afa Bssia Gs~as M
5G brsgs ,s BrGTa r N. Of Ms BFo%p b %r q
t ns,iT ns fa es a'I Dss
dos. nsr brr hmsr Of Pa Freeman Gamble Gaylord d
HAMS Of Ala, gass, Be5ard Hendricks; iicnn HOWE oi
& kS sady ioa Mace sr Marshall nS 81 S
S,, Sal AaT.l y e. :, ky AYon1d: MsSaIF Miller M.sny,
Penn rgssn%sn resG Eaatsa kich@rasa cse
i Martin rsssan rasr & s s"nr
Ma,bin., welcn Wells, white Of KY White u Aa and
BAILEY
OF Ca Bavly Of Va, Beae Bocock Boyd Bragg, Brccs-
nriGfs s1eI cadss saiSs e4astan Ganrc1Ms
cry Edmundson, Ewing Faulkner. Floyd, Fuller Of Ne
Hamilton, Harris oi Tenn, Haskell Hibbari. Hlyer
laday iieiston Howard John W. Howe HOW, Of \. Y,
InGcrso Ives. Jackson Jenkins Jones Of y. w.
Tenn Prct on King etrher, Martin, Mason McLanahan
" Mullen, McQueen Meacham Meade, Mison, Morehcad
Murphy, Newton, Peasee, Polk Powell, Robbins Ross
Russell savage Schoonmatcr, Seymour OF w. Seymour
ot Conn >ketcn smart. stanton Of Ohio, tsphens Of
Ca Sutherland, Nnale, Wallace. WiliroS, and Wood.
ward.
Mr. ilur. (dcm Of No. moved to reconsider the vote
and t. lay that motion upon the table which finally pre-
vailed ly yeas ~ nays ~; 80 the vote ccnchcd
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the State of the Union and took mp
TfiE INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS am.
Mr. CAMPBELL. (tcm.) ot Ill.,. briefly deprecated the
di icusson of party questions, and although he was in
favor oi granting The right Of way aud lands for railroads
cf national importance he gave his at length
for opposing the bill to aid tho Dubuque and Keokuck
road It icng of local character and confined to Iowa
Mr. C1,nN. (dcm Of Iowa. replied advocating The inn
loriancc of the bill
There was now hut slim attendance oc members.
and the great crowd Of lobby members had retired
The committee rose aud the House adjourned
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Steamboats, Burned.


AWVV FKOFEKTY DEsTKO1LD.
LOUISVILLE, May rs 1852.
The steamer Cotton Plant destroyed by ERE at Ma
poe,n. the Mississippi river. few days since. she
had beard cargo valued at S150O00 which des
tined for different ports in Arkansas.
The steamer Indiana was also partially consumed on
the 25th few miles below Carrolton The fire caught
the steamer Texas and spread To- the Indiana The
damage 10 the Texas was very great. The Texas was
bound for New Orleans, with freight aud passengers.
which were transferred 10 the Reindeer and Fanny smith
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IHE New OPERA House IN PHILADELPHIA -
The PhRoetlptio Inquirer oi the 2Sth inst says We
lenrn further in relation to this enterprise that the
amount Of money deemed requisite for the purchase OF
ground aud io the erection decoration and furnishing
proper building Is estimated at about three hundred
thousand dollars. which IL IL concentrated To raise in
shares OF one hundred dollars giving the holder Of five
shares free ticket Of admission all the representa-.
tons and TO portion OF the house be set apart by the
directors for the exclusive OF such holders Although
II was not deemed advisable TO incumber the law with
numier Of provisions relative to the other stockholders
y i proposed to give by bylaw soon ~ the company
Il organized certain number OF tickets OF admission per
annum for each share stock held say i've admissions
each share; aud also give to all stockholders right
t. secure seats any nights performance by payment
q raing per night over and above the regular
prices adniso These advantages of inde-
pendent of any dividend, which may accrue from the
profits OF the house.
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HOBIESTEADS.

RUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND GENERAL FIRE
- insurance Company0fhce No. Tryon Row corner of
chatham street, in the Harlem Railroa CompAnys Build
ing I'M; company having AZ their capital ono hundred
vested prepared to issue Policies of Insurance
against loss damage by fire possible rates Of
PREMIUM rents buildings furniture shps
buildings, vessels in port. their cargoes, SO.
DIRECTORS.
John Bruce, G. s. Woodhuli, Simeon Draper,
Abm Wakeman, Alpheus Bsnninu. Casper G, Chiid,
Charles Jenkins, John c. Hull. Sorr Jes.urun
John J. Yelott, VIM. N. Dodge, John Hooper,
Chas. W. Hull, Walter Rrady. Robt Mcclellan
GAVIN Condt, Alfred Jones, Heury Major.
ny A. Carhart John Buxton Jr., Il. w. Waller,
lin H. Burger Davis Coamore Starke Livesay,
Josiah hitney, Cyrus II. Leutrel, John N. Olcott,
yohn W Newton, jas Ii. Pulls, Sam. s. Wvckod,
ared IL Nichols, A. II. Fonda, Dan. ID. Whitney,
Royal HoughtoU, John Mo rrison
DANIEL BARNES Secretary.
JouN I. SHEPHERD Surveyor.
Applications through tue post will be Immediately at
tendcuto
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Large Fire nj Savannah.

SNANNtH Co., May q. lS12.
terrible conasgration occurrcA n fhis city to-day
wing in a,hes the block OF buldn bounded by York
and South Broad streets side and Abercorn and
Lincoln the other in all from sixteen twenty dwell
lings. u impossible at the present moment to esti
mate The loss
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The New York Canal Board.

IL ALBANY, May Is, 1872.
The Canal Board which has been in session four DAYS
adjourned yesterday until the 9th of July, The ab-
Sence of some oil the Canal Commissioners ren3ers IL
somewhat inconyencn for superintandcnts obtain the
nccc.snIy funds upon their eslmnes tor work
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9rNTrEyuLE CorasK.-1ho attract sons at the above
{ yest,r, A. afternoon. induced many persons 10
the city aud iphae the reipvy alzg brcczes after
&c heavy rains FREE from tho seen groves Of Long
II lI. The trot for purw and sveepstakc OF
s mi g heats in harness-iOr which cny two of tho
III rs made their sppeaIsncc-the othor three having
t hdrawn Here il summary ot the result -
i Ntl. ughlns b. m Lady BIooks ....,......,,... I
i ji6ts: w. Lady yernon. t.,,.,,,,.,. dir
T.m., 80,
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fHoBaBiE FAIsE RtMoR- There a rumor about the
cit yesterday morning that large fire raging at st
LoGis A. Geographic dispatches received from that
city make no mention Of the fact presume the ru.
mp Il uufcuud.d
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Wa shlDgtOn Items.

WssHINGToN. May IS 1882
George {. Whiting has been appointed Chief Clerk in
the Department Of the Interior
The def ndans in the Wheeling Bridge Gaze are ORDER
ed to pay costs Of h, tial amounting to about SIS COO
judges Daniels and Taney dissentcT
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

ID DOM WhNTFp-wITUoUT BOARD, NEAR BROAD,
~ way below Canal street. ny young gentleman rent
not to exceed $50 per quarter Address j. - heraa oee'
WANTED TO RENT.--A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w children wish to hire the lower urper part 81
house whole house, not Fourth street aud west
Of Broadway preferred. Bert will be paid IN advance N
leu o reference Address, stating terms location &cto
William 7. ~ this Office which viii receive immediate
attention.
A LOT IN THE FOURTEENTH WARD WANTED
~ Dimensions not less than 2j by 100 feet In the neigh
borh0od OF Grand or Broomc street preferred Apply
JOHN Y. C0NREY. % and % W all street.
VVANTED-tN NEW YORK. OR JERSEY CITY IN
w house with small quiet family apartments two
peraous only. Location respectable, sud terms
Address j.. II pey street stating terns.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

SfsiNoiIsLp Mass, May %, 1872
Nh Hiram Perry and daughter, Of Monson, killed
al Collins depot near this place yesterday BY being rpg
oycrhy tlc6P NJ, express trSiu,
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INJURY 70 THE WHEAT CRoP.-The Cambridge
(Md) Demor0f says some u the farmers of that. county
will not make half crop Of wheat aud others doubt
u about getting their seed such i the sad havoc
made by the fly Fields that had every appearance of
abundant crop three weeks since literally cut -
pieces The kson Sfa also says tha IN Talbot county
whole fields ot wheat have been almost totally destroyed
~ the ~ while the young i suffering severely iron
IL. r-r.n.1
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TIL, fitn EImund Burke Of New Hampshire. was IN
town yesterday The IiErstp estab hmant
The Hon Mr. T.che Receiver Gcnersl Il C0nsttl ar.
rived at the tryipg House sa,t cYeung
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|AsHINGToN PARK --C0NTINUATIoN SALE
Under the direction of Lott, Murphy Il Vanderbilt
fs Cole, Auoticneer.-Postive auction sale of one
|red lots Myrtle, DeEalb. umberland, Carlton,
I'D Portland. Hampden, Park and Flushing In
yn comprising nearly the entire fronts opposite three
Of darlington Park, the Sth day Of June 1852 at 2
Elk at noon, at the Merchants Exchange in the city OF
York Every lot offered will te positively sold the
Sst bidder Streets graded and paved, and the lots
ted to building purposes forthwith This sale embraces
the most valuable lots in the city Of Brooklyn many
fm being Myrtle. Dekalb, and Cumberland avenues
fite Washington Park and Others lying north of Myrtle
Iue, Park, Flushing, Cumberland Oxford Portland
Iampden The ferry from the foot Of Montague
Il to the foot Of Wall street. New York, will be in
h line from this property: along Myrtle avenue and
Iague street. Washington Park contains about thirty
and. commanding unrivaed prospect of the cities
kooklyn and New York, and Of the harbor, is in the
+e Of tie property. The grading and planting Of the
in rapid progress, ana the lots VIII be sold
rom the laid therefor All the streets and
are aded paved with the execution OF Hamri
which has recently been graded by private contract
cd title, and free from all encumbrances. Clauses
st nuisances nsertedn the deed Terms at sale. Maps
and further information may be obtained on appca
Ito James Coie 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn or Wall
tt, New Work. to the subscribers, - -
LOTT, MURPHY x VANDERBILT
No. 3 Front street, Brooklyn.
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The Canada at Halifax.

H.LirAS May %. 1852
The steamship Canada. from Boston arrived here AT
LaEpast O'Clock last night and sailed for Liverpool
n ~ clocl.
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The q. s. Senator from Georgia.

CHsaLtsroa. May Is 1852
Judge Charlton has accepted the appointment of U 5
senstor from Georgia in the place Of John NJ Berren,
IL moi
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ASTROLOGY, &c

nR. R0BACK'S LECTURES ON ASTROL0GY AND
- Magic.-IeCturc Number NineWith the aid Of Num-
ber combined according the hidden science
the atroogers and mascans Of Asia, Egypt and subse
qrentlv Of Greece arrived at and uttered
predictions which afterwards verified the
Indicated. The people Of that in the habit Of
demanding from the of the stars the des
ty Tbs continued for many centuries Had the language
of tie stars been false would the people have to
consult the asroogcrss II There truth IN my
aon Of the teaching o those bright amuets, would thou
spt still continue consult mel Would my residence
ne street he besegod BY young and old anxious that
should interpret for them the scroll Of destiny embszOned
with spng worlds. Again Ii is because my pre-
dicops'tre true, that faith Is placed in them
deceived IN the meanings attach the motions
t9ns q thS Heavenly bodies and therefore De- Give not
will ne rcgcusly attended to- &c prepaid. For more par
cuars call and act astrological almanac rratis where
certificates be
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INO MEMBERS OF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS,
about to redeem shares and others. Those desire
dispose or purchase shares will have facility
doing So by registering their the Office the sub
scrber No Nassau street. Shares se-Excelsor No.
First New York. the Franklin Shares wanted-Wor
Mans c. MAGGI, Accountant, &c, No. Nassau st.
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;CLE LOT FOR PEREMPToRY SALE. AT AUC-
lon, at the Exchange Wall street on Monday 3lst inst
tied north side Of Fifty third street 2ij feet west OF
avenue 1t 25xl00 without rock and ready to build
Further particulars of A. j. BLEECkER, Aueticneer
Broad street.
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ITO REAL ESr ATE AGENTS.-TUE FIXTURES AND
Lease ofa Real Estate oce situated al No. 36s Third
syenue Is for sale Tho location is good and the fur
niture almost Apply the premises before 10 o'clock
In the morning.
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ID PAINTINos.-JoHN LEvlsoN WILL SELL Al

IL PAINTiNGs.-JoHN LEvisoN WILL SELL AT
auction, Saturday May %, at 10 o'clock at 81 East
hdway.-G-est Sale of Pantngs.-He begs leave to call
tention OF admirers Of the tine of the finest
ction Of pictures that has been offered FOR sale this sea
being tie entire collection CT of the best con
eurs 10 the city, who is about to west In this
ction will be found magnificent pain ting after Cole
sentug the Voyage of Life also spendid painting hy
fori.e artist-a View West Point-Mil and River
said e be one Of the best il TIC eoyu.ry; the Castle
picture is very hne and large being x feet square The
ciion amounts to 900 paintings, all Of which in rich
hted gilt frames. Sale positive.
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Boston Cultivator ~ April Y io6l-Mr Editor-I feel
duty to ask to give in columns for few
observations n regard to the locality tie soil and the
visiting Lakeland and s ciny, Ions Island y. Y.
Lakeand l. beautifully located IN the midst OF the
and about oityeght miles from Brooklyn, and adioin
ing the Long Island Railroad two hours from New York.
and Al three miles from the Great South Bay where
thre i nexlaustbe supply Of fish, oysters and clans,
aud ." the best quality that ever sawabout mile from
Ronknkoma Lake beautiful sheet of water that IL not
srppe ed by in the Union, aboundng in sh and which
lake should Judge he about twenty above the land,
and the water OF which might be brought to Lakeland,
sufficient supply fifty thousand with pure and
fresh The sell is good from thetme
left Boston until return being feet jepth and ne
loan, and a. good as oak and pine timber
uron. am fully satisfied that there is no better soil
except ntervae land within fifty miles OF Boston New
YORK. Handsome oak and pine timber. and thrifty
young wood abound these lands and consider the cli
mat very healthy and the Spring early travelled over
that vicinity three days with erubbng hoe aud examined
TIE soil as passed finding II as have stated ana nearly
all Of equality. am we'll well satisfied with nv viii
lsge lots containing 10000 feet. for which paid S2j
the place far beyond what anticipated and return thanks
mauve for placing his statements Of their valve far he
low their real worth-H n. PACKER, East Cambridge
Mass.
Nrw YORK. July 2d. 1s5l.-DpAR Sir II bought last
year of forty in the middle of the village
0i Hermahyle which adicins Lakeland. and would net
sell now for S0O Very respectfully yours. No..
JOHN G. BoECKEL. No 20 Essex street n. Y.
CHARLES WooD. Esq, eos Broadway, New York City.
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m cnrAT ATTRACTION AT NO. 8n BRoADWAy

MBRIC EMBRo1DERlES OF THE PRESENT
tyes adopted In Paris OF various and elegant designs
nsettes with sleeves TO watch; also elegant French
roidetcd Chcmisettcs with Valenciennes and Honiton
The ladies are specially invited 10 call aud inspect
DC vc goods. h.KFRR CO, 76l Broadway
between Eishth aud Ninth streets.
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HIN l.. yANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.-THURs
day and Friday, june and T. at i0Is o'clock. at the
ft, near Broadway, Cabinet Furniture An extensive
Etment OF Mahogany and Rosewood Sofas Chairs, Easy
Sc wing do Rockers covered IN brocatelie plu
hair cloth Mahogany and Rosewood, Marble top Pier
and Centre Tables, Bureaus Washstands Carved Bed
ts Mattresses. Corner Stands Light stands &C.. SC
the manufacture Of Mr. Berkner, and sold in conse-
ce Of removal to Hudson street. Catalogues ready
previous to sale.
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pHN l.. VAeDEWATER. ACCTIONEER.-MONDAY
May 81, az lOia o'clock, at f5 Broadway-Householi
nitureAil the furniture contained in the i've
double house, aud consisting of Rosewood Suites in
brocatee; also. hair seat Suites in mahoga ay DnnS
Eurnore Extension and Dining Table Sofas. Lounges:
ton ~ ussels, Tapestry ard Ingram Csrpetings xc
one Roseweed p;sre u.i is n~ap, Rosie, -.-s-s-,
dl Paliiasscs. Mattresses. Pillows, Bureaus Wash
do, Mirrcrs, Msntel Ornaments. &c. Also an sssort-
Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture, with which tbs
will commence Catalogues the m morning of sale.
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G. KEMP. .AUCTIoNEER. FURNITURE. CAR.
pets Panofottes, 0rgan, Meodeom &c., this day Sa.
|rdN st ~ O'Clock, at So Nassau Fulton. G.
wiz sell at auction as above, without reserve cash
pay advances-s large assortment of rosewood and ma
paror stawing and cha Der furniture good
winch Is well worthy OF the attention of housekeep
90 ~ srse:sels an crimson plush
Ines painted chamber furniture suite Bookcases ex
s,9n anins rabies mahogany Sofas. spring Chairs
rpH toP Ann other Bureaus, tete a-tete Sofas,
ars Lounee' royal Wilton Tapestry Brussels aud three
arpets three superior rosewood Pianofortes excellent
Itruments snd hut little used good Organ suitable
house or v.s.ry; one handsome Melodeon. 500;
nch plate Mirrors silver plated and China ware hair
ttresses hat stanas &c. Catalogues the mornng
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CoRDHAM VILLAGE LOTS roR sALE-A FEW DE.

sirable lots, Of various Sizes containing from two
city lots to half each. beautifully situated directly
opposite 81. Johns Colle.e and within minutes walk
o the depot offered for SALE reasonable
Apply Combs Nicolay. 22i Grand street, New York.
or JOIN BERRIAN. az the depot Fordham
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Mrs. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
yl dcrs her services TO the ladies and gentlemen OF this
city, in hsrology Love- and Law Matters, interpreting
Dreams &c. by books and scen relied
Naceen and will ten the name OF the lady gentleman
Jones street corner Of the Bowcry. Ladies fifty coats
nj ilNnlNn. dollar.
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love best Professor Lorraine formerly Of Paris
now Of New York viii send to any address, on receipt OF
dollar post paid plain directions enable ladies'
gentlemen 20 win the devoted affections Of many o the
opposite their hearts desire Address Professor
lorraine. box ip N. Y. rost Once. All letter, aust
10 post paid, Otherwise pot attended TO er tskca or,
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ANTS At AUCTIoN.-wN. s. McILvAIN CO.,
il sell, this day, at l0. o'clock, :ther store, No
street, Ae collection of Roses Double Dahlias, Ve
y and other assorted plants, from I. Dorian New
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}HN l.. yhNDEWATER. AUCTIONEER. WILL.
SELL on this day. at their Sales Room. IA Wall street
pa o'clock. general assortment Of Household Furni.
Mattresses Bedsteads Bureaus, WAshstands, Sc.
ence Of sale. Catalogues new ready
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ENRYT LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER, NO. IS CHAMBERS
street near Broadway will sell on (this day) Satur-
At lO'a O'Clock, by order Of mortgacee large and
'd assortment of Household Furniture-Csrpets,
Sofas, Bcisteads Bureaus Mattresses Plated Ware
Paintings, Mattel Clocks. sud Vases. Also large va
other iuraure For further particulars auction
nn OF Courier aud Enquirer snd Express. Catalogues
hing Of sale This sale is neremrtory without regard
eather and viii be found well worthy of attention by
d IA want of good furniture.
HENRY 2. LEEDS, Auctioresr, No. Sc Chambers st.
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|OH L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER.-THIS
day Nay ~ at i0s o'clock at No. Warren street
residence OF Ogden Haggerty, Esq.-Eegant household
nituIe imported and city manufactured Furniture, by
au k0mx Meeks aud Others including costly Pain inss
ary Wiaes, &c. to be sold IN consequence of the
to Eur9le consisting in part Of brocstelle and dam
rosewooi suits Sofa Tete ete arm, sewing. and other
rs, antique Furniture, suite richly carved covered
Plush Easeres plate glass backs carved rosewood and
lue cenre per and sefa Tables; Brussels tapestry
inarsio Carpats; magnificent French plate Mirrors,
and SKIS satin damask window Curtains rich French
ks Gan delsbras and Coupes elegant Parlor
Caias vases direct from the royal mandatory Of
ony With ruit and flowers in relief and in several STYLES
some spiendid specimens Of Marble Statuary. Cata-
les nov ready.
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EoR SALE-vILLAGE Tors AND TARMs.-TAKE
the advice of friend before il is oo iate-a few dol
lars ndieiousy applied and at the right time will
happy result S25 payable in instalments will purchase
share in the Lake Land Village Lots and Farms aud
share eight village lots small farm. The books
for subscription will be closed Monday the ls and dis
tbntion of the shares Will that day be made very few
left, which be secured il applied Tor i'm
medatey. at the Office Of CIiAS. WOOD 2S Broadway.
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NOR SALE, OR TO LET-A VALUABLE FARM, AT
Long Branch N. j. thirty mikes from the city New
ork-The subscriber Offers TO sell his Farm which is beau
ttuly situated, in view Of the Atlantic Ocean, aud within
lev mnntes walk of the shore There fifty
acres OF excellent land OF early nature. and well
watered by an everrunniug stream Thesbudng prn
opay new and we'll constructed, consisting Of story
DWELLING 10 feet front by 70 feet deep. with wing n nv ~
fset and kitchen adjoining, Il hy 20 feet barn, 81 BY
- eet with range Of stables IL by 40 feet earrie
house workshop crib. ice house. excellent pin
aey and two never failing pumps Of The grounds
are embe ehed with fruit aud together
with an apple orchard The situation for health and
beauty IS upsurpased and its proximity to OF the
most luxurious bathing sarfs in the country renders il
most desirable location boarding place for
which purpose IL has been nted aud furnished The
above property will be sold for 81 00 together with all
household furniture, stock team farming utensils Sc &c.
II not sold immediately would be rented for the GUNNER
Apply to u. w. BOWER. NJ the Office Of the Chi. oil
PoliSc, New York Long Branch \. j., May 20, ~.
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Ohm W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER-sToK
NO II Spruce street.-This day, at the Auction Rooms
Goods. faaey DO Boots, Shoes &c., at i0is O'Clock
lttel mortssge w T. ROYDE SaIesoan