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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
VALUABLE WATER POWER 10

SELL OF LEASE Ca the North RIVER a few rods
1fcm Milton Landing is wateI Privilege, vito Dam aud
Water Wheel ia % - beet, with Foundation II. a
Building Che latter having been buried the season
Those wishing cheap rshi, vita cShy ooiamQ eic4iiOn
with NewloIk CITY by msl steamboat and rairoad will
do well TO call ca COLMAN OkDMAY the proor.s-
tors who VIII mrlish such affirmation Sc ssy 30 de-
siIej-Mitos, Ulster Co. New-loTk, Jan, >. 1891.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Boots, Shoes, &r,

BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS at
the following prices Ladies Caters Al and 10
shillngs Scents. Rubbers at 5 and 7s Mems strong
Shoes PRIME Boys strong Shoes 4s dOubesOle gents
Calf Boots So 49, Ladies fine Kid Slips and IS gents
Psient Leather Shoes and Caters at less price than
elsewhere. at H. MANN SONS. Nc. 800 Grsnd-st.
olg 3mTuThSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Sonses Wanleo.

son with small family. neat Cottage House siua-
tel al Harlem, Norkvile OF Brooklyn possession immetI
aeb " the fist Of next month. Apply 70 l. I PHIL
lips No l5l Rfocne St Il3ys
HOUSE Wanted, by small family,
Il without cnleren "a small two ,Iory House. Leea-
ton between BfOogus and 10Th Broadway Rent
not eIoeed S43O Possession will be aken ans time
alei the :, ca, 81 February. Apply 10
rs So JOSEPH {. LAWRENCE, No IS Walt-H
HOUSE Wanted, BY gentleman do
ing business IN the city Dwslhng house and out
BUILDINGS good repair, with from i've 70 ten OF
ground within i've OF SIX miles from Nov-l OEk-on Long
Island preferred AM person having such place AMI
Wiling to rent f0r more years hear Of good
teHstt by add tSsg O box Ne. OH PostOhce, stating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A fine

IL Dsiry Fam OF $50 acres IA wesichesier Co. be.
tween the Harlem aud New Haven Railroads well stocked
With cattle, aud produrng under lease about 81 100
PEI anEum. Address FARM, boy No. i57, N.Y.P.0.
2lhSNIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Y g. c. FISCHER, Gate Nusss & FI.-
- caER Nsnufsctory and Wareroom, ITO Greeny7ck-
- .orneT OF Dey PIAN0-FORrES warranted, VITA 70
,.r,s bridge and patent t1bs veil caculssd iot sesps
Ia tune Pisr9 rsrtss tuned, repaired sse fscnSAs's'
o3i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Professional Nntires.

EUGENE CASSERhG having resumed
4 the practice OF BIS prO'essi0G A al Attorney aho
Conuse 10y ~ Law IN lie Ctf Of SaA EdEciSco WIZ give
attention to such busness a. may be oonhded % hm
rseciay IN tie collection e. debts nd suenS, sc ia any
osrt OF Ire eais Of California San tIanesco SEP y
1881. 81 AutnSoSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

NOR SALE-The brick fcont Houses
and Lots Mes Ia and II. FORSYTH st, Do,Ascey
The lots q by tO feet ha,inr sey way on each
side This property could be improved as to reslrs
large interest upon the investment portion Of the pr
ch sse bond and mortgage for term
WELL u. 5. COlIts, New City Hail dis sraTtxSif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

NOR SALE.-The modern stone front
h House. No so Madison between ~ h aud 3aih.sts ;
house % feet 81 inches front by 81 fee deep got % feet
deep Possession Nav !. Inquire Of rHOS C. SHtTH
Builder. 29th-st., near Madison Az. JIG I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

DIANO-FORTES.--V. +. HARKl-
A SON No % Canal ~ (wsreroom ID GoIyI oden ioI
s,ls ,nlena,d assortment Of Rosewood PIANOS Of 81
md octayes with the latest improvements NV I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
IR. c. W. ROBACK, the great Swedish
~ |. -. NJ N..rL

Terms fpr consultations Ladies 81 cen GeRtleln' IA
81 Katvss calcua ed bv the oraGes and the masculine
Signs Ladies : Gentlemen, 81 ID. hatNues oy 90,
nancy Ladies Sim full. 50; Gentemen SIN lui'
s. Persons dis aLco can nave iholr hit'les CdC
laed by sending the day If Their brth Letters prepaid
containing the fee sppOpTite for thu INTO NATION required
msy be addressed 10 DR. {. " hOBACk, No. "n.e-
ST, n. y. ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
gbauees tos Business 1afH.

NEW-J RsEY DYE and, aGd r Ioeai.d at
Ras~sS s,.cs. ds 9si' Goods csHsTs
daily .duc'2sn o. p sS PLAIN Dyed Goods and 9, ~
wS. nssi pR has been put d.Tn
-n al s .Se manner and IN fine rpsnns or
INC The works row IN operation ana can 20 I'll an
~ s.,ntsgs upon apple anon 10 the SuOsc'iD'i' VIM "
sws' al JOHN BOVINE, Agent Railway. ~.
TIL. works viii be sold bargain, 20 close the CONCERN
III NSkWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
FOUR-STORY frst-class House to

FVO LET-A large Room suitable for a
Club Rom. OF Private Parties also srsesax Asart
ners 10 Lat. Inquire Al No. Murray dlJ 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
70 NEW-ORLEANS.-

" TINE Just received large qnatti'y OF ihls 's
" ACKNOWLEDGED 20 be The bes' and casapesI ~
in use For sale by the Agent faI the nsl Sss.ss no
rIrfs gwen gratis GEO. SCRlN IN. NO 1905 No' -
ia lu.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
semelrp, ~f.

NEANUFACTORY of SILNER-WARE
lVt FOR THE TRADE.-Aitices OF every description
manufactured for the ade with pro Rness and dispatch.
StoekeepeTs OF the city invited 10 call and
specimens which, for workmanship and quality OF sl
Tea Sets Us Pitchers Cups TIumpets Sc also Spoons
and Forks of a variety of patterns.
q. PECK, ia x CO., No. 81 Duane St
arnTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
HlnsiraI.
Dancing Schools.

e II A X R L A U DIS ROOMS. No %
~ Whiie-st.-Gessrs. CHARRUAUD OGILyIE
nave the honor % acquan their patrons the ladies' and
gentlemen That their and last quarter OF the seDn
VIII c. Dnence on WEDNESDAY, IAN inst AZ the aooye
pace Days Of Instruction. "Wednesday and Saturday n III
d for misses and masters AZ 81 for ladies' m sses
anc III, sers at u y. u. for gentlemen So,ees evan
fourth THURSDAY evening Of each month lI3 2y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
REDUCED PRICES. WATCHES

REDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
4 and JEWELRY al REDUCED PRICES.-rhs
subscriber expecting 10 several large INVOICES
WATCHES and JEWELRY for the Hohdsys "A sell
ing of his present stock 81 greatly reduced pnces
Fine Gold Lepne Watches, holes Iewelec, US
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full eweled- -
rms 1Oid fatent Levers u
and al other kinds II Watches 81 equally low PIlcss;
aso all kinds OF Gold Chains pure Gold Wedding Rings
Cold Keys anc Seals Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and S
Iockets CUT ms Ear Russ Gold ant silver Specaces
Bresspins Finger Rings, Silver Fru Knives Sterling Sill
yer Spoons Cups FORKS &c al much leSs Prses than any
other house Gold Watches as low $50 each Watches
ard Jewslry EXCHANGED All Watches warranted 90 keep
god time or She meRey returned Waichet Clocks and
Jevely repaired ~ ths Nes manner az much loss than the
zspsl prIcas GEO. c. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and Jewsly. Wholesale and RsiA
No II wall-St, pear Broadway, up risrs. fornerly a
No. 81 Vall-st. ar II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
DILES.-DE CRAFTS PILE REL

DlLES.-DE CRAFTS PILE MI
Il EDY-An External Apple alton This pTepsssz
Truly the blessing Sftne age for Thousands have "a
yeas OF pain and torment from Piles and wsad ans.
tnutd for years 90 come. but fer DE CRAFF's 49,
Many that have used n ere AIM II would het in'
money for the benefit have received from the sg
Another says IL actsdlke acharm m my case ~
has YET been disappointed, except happily o. VI
promptly attended H., directed. post paid, 70
ID DE CRAFT, No. i3s Hs'se'
Il may he had Of the following drggzilts "a Ilss
d Crumble No 2eG BoWery; y Donmus, No @ggs,ee.si
sc hag, No l92 Broadway + Lion. No iHsssr,
:, Jones X Bailey. No 81 Bfacd,ngsl u %. no y
No i0i OH ay J. c. Huutngtln n, No 81 Jaa" d 4,
"gce,ief; No 8ll BI, advay Heatley 20 81
and i9'h IT John Meskim, No 81 Br)sdsaI, a..sr
ei, ~ q arc Oh av. h. Warner, No ~ 90. %
s. NJ Halsey, No 42l Pearl y d ~, "
lsl B9wsy Delllc Co, No 5sl BroadTsy,y ttsG
isy Broadway; J.; W. Harrington. 9ih sy. ap .,ssss
hlkei Benlsn No. 333 G,n-aV Gabsgdm 90 81
100 gh-ay !. Coddngtol No us BE.,asurssls
Coy, NO 10 9.h Az Thos. p Morris ror a.
81 r smith, No l2l 1th-av.; s. EiiO.I, w--s,s,o
4ht-st John Fa5er, No. as 6ih-ay. and a. e%s
bhd huct0n-sts COZ er Grand add Eln.ssys irca,s
2y, and all respectable Druggists also Of Jonhsa1
Ciy Agent No. III Greenwich-st lOln'le~~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
A RARE CHANCE for a HYDROPA-

IN THO PHYSICIAN.-For sale or 20 rent, the
W.tsr Crfs Esablsbm ent at Willow Grove Monts0ney
t,annfs $ennsyvAuia IS mleiffom Phis phla on VIC
Eaton Road Farm Of ~ acres Of gooo lana wen cuu,
.aied large buildings properly arranged and tufhsheo
nsntv of the best puIest water-a most pleasant anu
bsaliIy location Ts mod.Tae For further paiticu-
is , IseSphIh ~ III CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
u,o let or LEASE-Broadway Prop

.,,vTbs large and substantial three story ouSs
IL. a. sns Roadway Between BroDme aEd Spring SIS,
on me wsst sde and IN immediate vicinity Of the ne"
and snendd hotel St Nicholas The reons De ns Agas
80 and cmnodous suitable for variety Of purposes
adapted large and fsshiona'le
rn,er nd establishment or for first ciass
d,snarv and clothing business For further paricuias s0
Div on The premises between and 10 O'Clock the morn
ing. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Il Sale, OF viii De exchanged FIR city property a new
ard modern built bcs Hoase wi'h hue iaTge 10,
of the most eligible situations IN the placs. The house Is
substantially built meath finished. epleie with every
convenience very favorable opportunity for gentle
man desiring gtutee and convenient country residence
AQly toS Nj. VALENTINE. Ne lSS Fronts 81 rear Of
nee, OF No. "a Losgng ton IA iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
ROOM FOR

IDsALE or TO LEr-NEW- BkO NSwlCk. n. l. -
,c.,ed IN the most sutss part the CITY, furnished In
good stI L. with large sky light now dong go'd os
Iess-the only es'abl shment IN the pace NeH @
.rv suuourdDgt Jhs 10 an opportunity seldom 70 no
net with and will he disposed OF on Ieasohaoe teis as
tbe not able attend to the business an con-
,eqmepce Of al health. Possession gwen immeoa'ey'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

MONTAGUE HALL, Court st.-Mr.
I'A CHARRUAUD and Mrs A LANNY respectfully
make known to their patrons aud the ladies' and gentle
men OF Brooklyn that their second and last qaate. OF the
season VIII commence on TUESDAY, 18Th ms. the
above place Days Of instruction Tuesday and FRIDAY al
81 o'clock p. M for ladies', and masters at II
O'Clock for gentlemen. Sorees every second Thnrday
tfeLmB OF eaCh inOnin. il3 lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
-N0R SAIEnr EXCHANGE fof City

LNOR SALE or EACHANUEl of I'll
IL PROPERTY, beautiful Country Residence, IN the
village 81 Wilton Conn., situated on the Danbury osu At
miles FROM the New Haven, and three minutes walk from
the Stamford aud Danbury Railroads II consists awe
s,ory frame HOUSE with attic acre OF ground
e.,iuy lard ont with and shrubbery abundance
The house and premises good order 1t VIII no sold low
''' JAS I DERRICKSONS CO,
1901 No 40 Fult0n-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

ENARNI Uh Oh DEl,-N FdIUdUID dI TIT
Of Two Hundred Acres high state Of cultivation,
with GOOD Fences amg Waer aud about % acres
of first rate Fruit nl bearing The house large and
beautifully situated with view of Long Island Sound,
new large Carrsg house With cellar Cdermill house
with cellar several Barns, and stables with hay lofts.
supply Of Ouhu, dngs that Is necessary for the
Yarn. DistaBce miles from Rye Station and NO snd
n half from Port Chester. ON the New York and New
Haven Railroad Als0 small Farm Of Seventeen Acres,
Of rst late land House and coed Orchard 10 full
bearing. Apply to p \. PRIOR. No. l8 Csuusndt st 4.
New York. or to L ". CARPENTER on the promises
j78tWkS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
VALUABLE FARM il Orange County

SCHOONER for SALE The fast-sall-
Nlnc schooner MARTIN VAN buren,, row lying al
foot IF Christ pherst North River SAID vessel Is "a
feet feet hold s. feet keel draws feet water
WHEN loaded carries $50 tuns burden. She las been 10
hulr from Keel up. this last she has new s
Gng and SAILS Throughout Also everything complete
srd running order az any moment She Is well calc1s
ted 10 rur Virginia he pine wood trade Sad sch)Or
ei can he bought low Tnd accommodating terms by ap-
pl,ne to PETER CBAMER, Poughkeepse, or 10 WM
DRAKE DEPUTY Sheriff CITY Hall, ny Jl3 lms
&LOOP for SALE-Suitabe for the lum-
~ her hick OF stone tIade-Soop BELLONA, 90
tups well found IN sails ggIng, ground tackle, SC viii
be sold cheap for cash OF approved PAPER For far
therpalticulars apply TO FOSTER, LOWERRE HAW-
LEY No 10 Newest O 10 Capt. CHARLES u. JOHN
SON. Huntington. L l.. whsre the slssp may b. seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
aud GENERAL AGENCY, at

JOHN BRYANT. JOHN EDWARDS
la Il Genera Land Office. Attorney i-La"'
have associated for the prosecution OF claims ~ every d
scrrtion before the several Exec i've Departments and
Congress and the Courts Of the Dstuct OF Coin nDh
Their long experience connection with the Executive
Offices aud familiarity with Official forms and preeedents,
enable them 10 transact business wi the G1yeFnneh,
Nth an eficeucy aud dispatch seldom offered
Suspended land claims bounty lands, pensions, duties
gal eEac'ed unsettled accounts generally against any
q, the public oces aud debts of every description ia the
District attended 20 with pr0mp'ness and fidelity
hFFFRENCE- Hon. Butte feld Commissioner General
Land once Hon Whnttlesey First Controller OF the
Treasury Senators Gwin Whitcomb. Shields aud Jones
aud the Heads Of Departments aud Members Of Congress
geue,ally il3 3mruTnSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
NOR SALE-The elegant brick House,
(SOR SALE or TO LET.-A large

Il and oommodious House with about acres Of Land
ad dining situate AT P0r Chester. WsstchesteT Co, co
ne unTvhlod prospect Of the Sound aud suOund
ing county 1t has been for several years pas 0cc lpled
fi Boarding School for which purpose II most sdnra-
bly, adapted II s within 20 MINUTES walk OF the DE lot
and ,at water and well worth the attention Of those
looking for for School or Boarding house lnqne
nj u Y SMITH NJ Port Chester Depot ia II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

IslANOS for Sale and to Hire, at Bar
4 clay-st opposite the Aston House tr"E y - y"
..v.s in rosewood and mahogany cases ,s-,.
ans las THOMPSON. late rsilnAA . hsEnsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Glotbing.

VAN. S. Vanderbilt would csi
the attention Of his customers and hs public gene
ally to his ell selected stock of Cloths Casspsrs yss
urs and Fall and Winter Goods a. hls CASH
TAILORING EsTABLISHMENI, iIs bIoadw.y,
rrers he is prepared TO make NJ GkNTLEhENS Gao
BOYS CLOTHING. ia the most fashionable ST.
He also keeps a we-selected assortment Of GkNTls
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also, general assortment OF everything found IN
sENrLEnEN's EuRrIsgIse EsrAsL'sESsrf
81 N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

II OTIS in BROADWAY.-The very
u beht and SPACIOUS Lofts over our store, Nc tl
Prosdwry between Howard and Grand SIS vii be let on
ease desired The hrst loft about loC feet deep, the
other three are about 60 feet. -
s29 II ALFRED MUNROE s tO,-NO. 4l braanNaf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
HENRY WELLS and hi, SISTER'S

CNRl W EbLc dn1 his SiS ER'S
y Madame i. GayellD ACADEMY forDAECTyc
shd Gfscefui Department a. the stuyyesan lstre No
~ Bieasway. New Term commencing Class,s for
Adults ON Mondays and Thursdays, morning and evening
classes Tor UasteIs ADD Misses, Wsdnesdays an (
SATURDAYS AZ p NJ Hours devVteit- pecial classes an
II I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
ZINC PAINTS.-Warehouse No. 10

ZINC PAINTS Warehouse No. -
IA Dey-St The subscribers having taken the agency
for the sale Of the NewJeTsey Exploring and Mining Co
ZINC PAINTS. are now prepared 20 furnish from he
Compapys Warehouse full supply Of their White -nd
C,lctd zinc L ANTS. ground Ia oil. yarnish and dry
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After several years trial Europe aud the United States
10Th as an inside and outside paut has been found TO
tain rs original beauty aud protective properties longer
than any other paint and for wilderness and brulncy II
stands unryaled.
IL Is Warranted free from adueta'ioa, and stronger
evidence be afforded Of It's superiority q an Is derived
from the fact that the French Government after long
tnued experiments has adopted Ms IN all It's buildings
ard public works 70 the exclusion OF all OF pants
hsSsO poisonous properties destructive 10 the health
Of woTkmen In other pigments and 10 families occupying
rooms recently panied.
As an inside paint, It will not turn yellow even when
exposed to the suphuous gases OF coal fires or the oa
OF SHIPS.
Their White Zinc ground vanish produces the cs,s
braie porcelain LAish their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
have peculiar .drying properties which, few hours,
form hard and solid metallic coating upon wood BRICK,
IRON and other metallic surfaces remarkable for their fire.
proof properties they have been found to the
rodt salt water. destructive 70 other paints
Dealers supplied on Liberal terms by
l6tf MANNING s. SQUIER, Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
hea! estate fo1 bGif.
LNARM FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm

upexpired lease Of Lot No 50 Walkerft three doors
west of Broadway. EOr terms, inquire OF III TERRELL,
No "a COurtlandt-st. 10 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Two Acknowledged ROOMS, with
Il OF without steam Power. II any sfxs lassiT- 81
aleN {. II. SIMONSoN. Ne. lsl Lswu-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Diaun-forIee.

.-HewS' celebrated
80 -, -. ,r,on with or without the Eo'iaA
: ~ cI@R is Agent warerOoms' No as sfo'i ~ay.
, % 800 sssortment Of Boulder Psaos 70 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
| T PRIVATE saba small snug

"a I I'M 4 r 81 LIZ SIItI snug
~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE. on the North bank of
the ShIewstuy River. Monmouth Cpuaty, New Jersey,
thin q, minutes walk Of The steamboat landing cJn-
lists Of ca acre land and good tw, and hi story
ouse nearly new. with all the necessary out hurdngs
For ploasanness and heahfuiness of Il cAnaot
be surpassed Cammu nicaflon with New foFk twice
day III be sold lnwobe half eau remain on bond and
mortgage For a full description and puco, apptt 10
COLE \ Chiffon, Anciiensers,
IG lw No. Wail-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Farm for sale contain ing about 80 acres of excellent
land situated ear the beautiful village OF New Rocheie
Weschester Co. n Y, fifteen minutes riae from lhe ue
not nd one from The city. IL is oca ed IN heay
and pleasing spot having fine view OF the suno1udh
country and Long Island Sound, aud also OF The vage OF
New Rochele Ii well adapted to tllage aud meao'"
and every worthy the attention OF those desiring
county, place and will he sold on reasonable terms Apply
s;n,ocl III If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
NOR SALE-rhe brick Dwelling Hous

NOR SALE-A large frame House, with
two Lots OF Land north sde Of Is,h st between the
5th aud 6lh-ays. lelms easy. Apph to
llS lw A J. BLEEChER, Aaciioneer, No. BrOad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
--o1,.r1z- poITcHKEEPSIE.- For

GOR SALE-l00 BUILDING LO 10
= onlsh ilih and 18th ats, Avenues b and O. In
azure Of X W. AOWBER, No. is7 Broadway trean.A
EulldfuR VNi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
NARM for SALE.-A very excellent

AT PRIVATE SALE--Two three
s,sfy Brick Houses Nos 81 and So West 2sth ST
9th N With Cto,er saier, baths So. For pnuc larS,
terms, &c, apply To COLE X CHll.ION,
ia Nv No Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

II perior modern style brown stone front Houses and
Lots lear square, three ores and attic base
ments aud counter CO lars Lots % by % feet inches
houses Is by A feet No spared either material
or ship Erected the present owners bI others
their furnished with baths marble top
hot all furnaces CAV, Chandeliers marble man
tells thicugh The parties are about remoy
ing ON the city. aud the houses will be sold at 81 900
each $4,000 may remain bond and mortgage on each
For further address apply TO III BROWN,
iva 1MWSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

&1 S00 TO s2,00O.--Any party
ID t.s)UO Wishing TO purchase half interest IN
nst.hie ,sfe and agreeable cOmnlisson trust, and 10
ppom sslsry would be gwen as compensation ior nus
."v,ce. nav Apply # cash ready. The returns are
anthI, 10 cash and already yield over 10 per cent and
actively engaged anoer the present new plan may %
increased to return the capital WlIh TWO
dress PARTNER, at this Office JlS 'slulhSo
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ROXWOOD.-30 tuns very superior
~ large Tukey BoVvoDd for sale by
Jl3 O. WELLS WEBB No. i8 Dutch st.
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HARMS. MILLS and FACTORY for

NOR SALE Five Lots in West 10th
st between 9TH and It'll avs south side l23 feet fron
and rear, an lOs feet deep. Apply to
no 81 N. W. WEST No. 1874 Washington st.
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4 SMITH DODGE, Dentist, No. q

4 SMITH DODGE, Dentist, No. q
- Bond ST. midway between Broadway aud B,wery,
would call attention his method of fastening Arcal
Teeth secured by Letters Patent and used 10y himself alone
tins cry BY n the teeth held more firmly IN their
place and easily removed and cleaned No gold IL
visible and IN less than half the usual quaint OF
gold equal degree of strength while the mouth
mber ed and the cost much reduced us linz
II 5. PASSPORTS for all parts OF the
y . world-an indispensable protection to travellers
against foreign ggresson Issued by B MONIES Notary
Pubic and Commissioner. No. e. Broadway. d3l lm'