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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
4 UOUsE and LOT for SALE-In


TTOVSES. STORES and OTHER
HI PROPERTY, IN the city and Vicinity Of New
~ x.aI, and the rents guaranteed where sufficient
ndScsments are offered Landed and ether estates
a. country the growing West" incuded) bossht, gold
and sxchan sed Money invested IN stocks or loaned on
rod Ctr bonds and Eortyeees interest ne collected
prompt returns In all cases. COMMISSIONS moderate
0~cs 10 u Wall. st. from TO p NJ. No. 399f Hous-
ten IT. from 70 A. NJ, at II and from TO ?. NJ.
REYFREyCY Willess Co, No ses Pearl-n; Gcedhus
n Co NO "a South-.t.; Vim. H. Smith, Esq, No.
Nader dane l. " KIRBY No. n Cedar-st; 8. c. VIII
lsns Esq No. a Wallis; Harper Brcshsrs, No. 80
C1if-r
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NOR sAJE-Stamford, Conn.-The Iate

rssdsncs Of Henry Sanford Esq u Ias snrs rSs
dom shs civ fhb place hsvng been st.sa y yU.f:
- $1,000 q All that caa be desired sen'eei nome W
any ssseaas WAC whss h. & d 70 sI 70 h. sSsnsss
n tks city, Tia DIV cling House u cool and any n srn-
Ssr viii beautiful shade and wenneosee and VAN ~
VA v.tsr bsfh-roora tc There are also syllable
Sssblss Coach Hous, Ice House, Garden vita covers
6;nas al the advantages OF the counsyiys neaitD }"
1jessures it. bee utiss-wth the most modern CONVENE
Srces N citv home Communication % Stamford, ON the
TsW YORK and Nsw-Hayep Railroad by all Trans 80
year. Yor dI.wngn and 3 more p aruco.T
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. = n 1Inu.a,,.ol;,,oX C0TTAGE and

STONY BROOK c0TT GOTTA is.. aaS
- FARM for sALE-Is the town o. ~ ~ IL, f,o1
sHs Ssiirssd Depot a Man.i,nses goa
fls OF cottage with iawr iseiossa "a s,.b1s tensu
house Ali ,ss bn are IN complete srdsi sna 9 Tn.1s
49,, - scrss OF land suitably divided into orchards ard
s:soows also al ssondsncs q M. snaae $40 az
ro., Ereek y the northern boundary 81 the far.n Ard
fcrms DC. urssgue pond the dwelrf ROAD lsaas
S,stly 10 the Sound Distant BALI mLe. where good
Sosrpe ssd fshins RE beach IL in the winch y
sssrcsy surpassed for bathing purpses Besnuat rosas
and fAs drives in every direction There s IN
Snildirx usisv on We fafu commanding visws o. tpe
ecund For person doing business is New Iofs Oh
summer residence ihs place Oilers msny a'Fse'ohA -
suire Of HOMER MORGAN, Ne. ] Pms-S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

IL brick dwelling hcuses and lots Ncs ~ and 81 Bs1k
near lets IS by lee houses Is BY Il feet have sill
dorm improvements and excellent order Also the
shfee-s.p eneA awsllRs houses and lots in Of the
above fruEt,ng froyst. also excellent conditiea
Aso The twossory birch dwellings and lots Nos 80 an So
Amssst Lots ey 100, houses - by a. dsslraels
dwen and nns yards the street Alse the very
superior built ioarse Dwelling house and los Of grsaaA
No SOS West slsist, delightfully."- situated egposts the
Park Of the Theoc gsc Seminary having all messn i'm
prsveues and cenveneness. Also the very desirable
lot aud buildings Nos l<s East Broadway. Lot Is By So
An excellent situaton for improvement For terms, SO
apply TO WILLIAM hARSKLL, Ne. Is ch& St
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SPRING SHAWLs asd MANTULAs

vE; MILLS, No. Cosrtl1ndt st.. near Broad wsv.
-. =. nss Adv IN store eonplete sssortneat Of aes
sPms ss,wls Of all styles and pricss a. we'll = Ma
OLA mar u uf.s,H o. lsr ssrzs Paris Psssss lsf b.
TO .hicA he invites the particular arssat.os Of
s ssd dssieu before purchasing elsewhere q
sss :, - ensTsa the very lowest poshs press fos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

- HOE, H. JELLlFF, PrincipAl-Patonts desirous
Of placing their children School where they enjoy
all the freedom and comforts Of the pateraa home where
their morals, habits and department will be strictly
watched and carefully guarded and where instruction
given In thorough and critical be scoommc-
dated By calling upon addressing line TO the Principal
Circulars containing particulars DO had at No s3
Broadway, and at No Bowary Terms moderate. Pay
ments easy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

WILTON INsTlTUTE.--This Board.
w Ing School having been in successlu opersuo. -
I've years. Offers Inducements ofhe most sztfac,o CT,
actor. TO those Wishing 10 place their children where w.
VII receive csrsfxl ald competent msssgesnt N sas.
edscstion. Call for circulars No 7si % Ne. ~ ChS
fsm e., New. Ysk, OF address the Pnssipal
ABEL WHlTLoCK. Wilton. Connsoocu'
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mop SALE ar TO LET-A neat Or

NOR SALE or TO LET-A neat 2t.
Is s.v hsndssnsy with s the s SsSs East
pssIvs near ,eTe,sl stage routes Tea cam "
si e. T.; low. Inquire Of E HALL. No 100 soweu
A HOUSE and LOT for SALEIi a
miles rom HOboken The house Is Gov M u Vel csicu
TWO t,nss nI winter residence stasesleave John
Bss foot Of Barclay st morrns ana n,,Is. 1t,
Iseuire Of c. BOGERT. -four merchant NO. luz bar
eiav-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

TVO LET-Four 4-story brick Houses,
Il the east side Of 9Th between a3a and Ata .s
into Stores On the LIST OF May The Stores viii be le.
arately. if required. Apply TO FRANCIS BLANChET'
No 200 9th av, before A. NJ, OF after r. d.
ITO LET-To a small genteel family,
Il part Of a modern 3-stop House, within minutes
walk Of the South Ferry, Brooklyn address, With fun
narficnlaIs MAX. AZ this Office.
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&TS ono VALUABLE M
& d (NsNOO. PROVED REAL. ESrATE. 10

GATED in the City of Newly ork The vicinity OF Jeferton
Market within Eve minutes walA Of the best
ard good churches consisting oftvo lots Erected there
on two hTst class three story brick dwellings,
with Basement ard cellars, finished with the Rodsrn
provemens. &c SAID houses and lots be purchased
fr tRe above sun subject morts Of 100 eaca
"a wall be EXCHANGED fer EowYok City or BROOKLYN lots
loT further particulars apply 30 d. W. Q. MORRIS Office
Nos. y and " WAlst. Hoars from A. N. tln p NJ.
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SINGERS PATENT STRAIGHT

- EELDLk PEEPEspiCuLARA ACTION sEwIys
States, Ausur H. lS5he only machine having rsa. 10
sse the s;rslsss Issdie rs Ia. aaehns awsrisd
he his. premium q the last hswYor State Far; aso
can Institute Great improvements have ast been aided
~ ss ssser iof whch afurshef patsa$ has been sp-
nns and coerse work cloth and leather is fay Ell
saso e III ne only machine capable Of doing I'd
Machines and rights for sale 1t the ses No CSC broad.
wy n Gso at No 8 South ith-ss, Pki AAslphis:
tszhsnn rElss fsr ale "a TIE most fayorsbs tsrr,s
ARN6kk 90. Hs. go Broadway, NY,
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WORK. SQUARE FEMALE SIENNA.

VOhh' SQUARE FEMALE SIENNA
- RY, Nsw HAVEN Cs.-The sanu er Term Of shis II
s.llation, WIZ commence TIE FIRST NONDAf N
MAY, and continue twelve weeks II 10 fsca.ed IN re-
TIED and delightful Of city, and pIs'ens an oge,
tunify 20 Parents who wish place shsiF DadgbfeB wns
the number Of Pupils limited, end where they eaa re-
cave The INSTRUCTIONS AID immediate care Of lhe Pnss:
sxered ever the M will be bscts OK sDsc-l stsaon
Systematic ard extended course Of stdy DO csscss
embracing the eonmen and higher branches q hss..
sss and Music under the instIuctien of sEpsr elee
Iescksr Superior opportunities iof leaning - 80
the French laEfrsgs may sfsrs esjoyed, as Native
Teacher will reside in tbs faulty Of tine Principal CssS
Lara can be obtained At CLARK, AUSTIN sxiiaasns
Pnrrpal NeW-Hayen Cx A
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Drp GOODS.

MANAGED GOODS from the FIRE
Colsistins Of l1rEs assortment Of Pyntx f,;r~.
hsias De lanes: klaei Ciotks Caxsmefss Iinens n
80 and 60 CaihariEe-st. "e' NO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE,

u entirely new, containing twelve fcouls-incl ding
bathing rccmand one three, ak, twelve, eighteen
OF land adjoining the situated mile north 4
House, and adjoining the lands Of Msss W. H. Priest
and Charles Downing, and rahnps fo the street. te the
uyer.
Upon the premises stable carnage hcuss Sc and
about ie0o ffaN trees Of the choicest vansty many Of
which IN tai bearing Alse,a variety OF shade
Scenery Unsurpassed on the Hudson River, location
healthy good roads and walks TO the village Title nds
putabls, terms easy. r. H. MACE. NewbRrgh
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Masbinfrp, &r.

nAY d McMULLEN'S PATENT
CHOsE.-1ks trial made ef this incoaparable Water
Hose for TIVE past has fay demonstrated its saper
orify Orders from Rs lroads, FACTORIES Water Copa-
Biss and ofaers solicited Every piece warranted to Eivs
sSss scon by the paenee aud 1fscturer The follow
ing ose Of the many certificates and published 70 show
me estimation from actual use
JERSEY CRY, Dec. II, 1881
HORACE H. DAY, No. % Courtlandt st- N Y-Dear SIR:
take great pleasure II stating yu your IN
gary IN regard to TIE Ircs Rubber Hose furnished By yuu
the hewJersey Railroad ard Transposti0a Csmpzny
hat We have found Of the very hest DESCRIPTION and 70
answer much better purpose hsn sher leather or canvas
IL = Dot emily more durable but In &C nom
that ws purchased Of yeas which las been In
constant use and Still good ever ard have ouni
your four ply 10 stszd pressure $50 bs the scuars
Yours, very respectfully, JAMES McFAELANO
SupeTinJspdcr. Motive Power for N r. r n rrans Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

STEAM ENGINE and BOILER. three.
~ horse power, as good a. rev and frem one Il the
Apply No. ioe Nas.zust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NOR SALE and TO LET.--.5 Acres

n land At Kmgshrdgs. W alter Front Harlem RIVER 10
Acres at Ravenswecd, IN Acre Lots Lots Murray
Al, s5ie "a 3h and Sth avs. Lo' sishst near ssh Az,
Stores and Apartments the Upper Wards land In the
County, Inquire Of A. G. DAYTON Bonded Warehouse
corner Broadway and Exchange place. from ietos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
TvOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

Il Property OF an Improved Fam in Of the Western
S,aes-A fne Farm, situated al the head OF Hampstead
Habor (Reslyn Long Island This farm contains seventy
of choice land onder high state of cultivation,
iarse double heuse in thorough repair carriage house and
hay loft with stables for horses two excellent tenant
cottages private school house barns icehouse smoke
house. Sc The house with portion Of the land or the
land without the house. Communication with New York
twice daily. Fer particulars address, postpaid.
AUGUSTUS W. LEGGErT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

EvOR SALE-30O acres Land, good
II loamy SOIL within II hours' ride At Sl3 snd SaC per
acre Also Farm of 90 whereof cultivated az
$4,000 and another Of IS with 20 In cultivation at
$1,000 Apply at No. u 0reenwich-st, on Wecnssosys
from 10 TO IL O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

ETOR SALE or to LET--In the Wiz
lese Of Greenwich, Conn, three quarters Of mile
from the New York aud New Haven Railroad, two
style Lots 500 feet BY 900 Lot go BY AGO. Pos
session given he rs o. May For nsrclsrs INQUIRE Of
the owner, Wal. EDDY or JOSEPH L. BRUSH, p. NJ,
Greenwich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
STEAM ENGINE and BOILER For

~ Bale -Englne, IL horse power, made b. VIM Rurdol
Boiler locomotive, Is horse all IN psrfsc. order
can be seea a. Nc 800 ssnf0R-st Also engas 1horsc
power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

NOR SALE or to LET-In Williams
II bureh about minutes walk from Peck slip Ferry;
two story and basement Brick House well finished WIN
marble ns antics CRATES sc. Price, $500 Inc
ns,f NAV remain on bond ard mortea Rent SJyv 80
one family. Inquire of WIN. c. SMITH, No 10 South
9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
EOR SALE-A small Farm Of 10 acres,

situated in the beautiful village Of Jamaica, l. l.
The building good the soil excellent for farming and
sarenng purposes the highest state Of cultivation well
supplied with great variety OF fruit, &c. with almost
every convenience TO render as desirable residence
be purchased for the same amount of money In the
vicinity ai the CITY Of New-Ysrk. App'yto
A. McCOTTER, No. 1873 Fultoa-st.
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CntIrrr, Gar6warc, Sc.

CUTLERY, &c.-We have just re-
" r,vsS hv the last steamers from England enc as
scr.mspt Of Table and Pocket Cutlery u entirely new
and desirable styles which desire TO call the asten
ton Of buyers The Pocket Cutlery - OF the ooS 9uay
and from manufactures seldom found in this market We
also have on hand and receiving BY frequent arrivals,
a large assortment q Birmingham and German Gocds,
which we offer for sale either BY the package OF N smaller
ssantites EDWARD CORNING CO.,
No Ss Water-ss. and No. i31 Pearls IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

&1OkE TO LET-Store No. 3 Pine..t
near Broatway.s Stories CELLAR and suA -c.Il.r 81
~ = csxred, For terms &c. asply 10 III
DON. STARS Co. Nc, co BrsslwH.
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EPIsCOPAL COLLEGIATE INsTI-

- TUTE, Clifton. Staten Isianc-pdnc PAL Rev r.
NOVELETTE, establishment Is ceEyeaisnlJ located,
within an hsu's ride from the city one OF the asss
healthy and deish1i sposs O. be fond within the susurbs
q NeT,foif The GUNNER session tbs Isl
may lie course OF instruction Includes Epglsh sths-
nsics, navigation land surveying and gnssDg FFsse
Sefmsn, Spanish. Latin and Greek fencing, tsc-
TICS gymD1cs. vocal and instrumental music, sc. La.
tnrss on scientific subjects twice week. prosDsc,gsss
may Be OBTAINED a the bookstores Of Sheppard Fgltoo.
and Messrs. Appleton, Broadway. The Principal he
seen ON Tuesdays Thursdays and satuFtsys the oe
Of Dawson BIomIey No "a Wal. Il fton 10 IL An.
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SOUTH FARMS INSTITUTE for

SUUTH FARMS INSTITUTE for
- BOYS, soBth Farms, Ltchfeld Co., Conn SAMUEL
N. ENSIGN Proprietor and Instruotorrhs Institution
has been known for twenty four years
English and Commercial Schools In Now England The
nnnbe, Of pupils limited 20 ssn. and each scholar
and feels that he TO- member Of the Instructors family
Location with pure healthy Atmosphere and paps
OF the Institute have an opportunity 81 ENJOYING the scoa-
and the air. 40 the proprietor keeps horses asd csr-
nsses or 'ns occasional recreation dunng tbs intervals
Of study The School Is situated about ten miles from lie
New Haven Railroad and may be reached from
IN u hours The regular II study sb aces all the
ueTciaI department.
The Spring Term WI commence the ist Of Nay ana
the Principal will be this cy the ilh of Ao,il 10
the close OF the month. revms, stoo year.
hnfEREscrs New. foik George y, Nesbitt, Est No.
~ wall 81 John sartcn, Bsq. Maiden lane Jasob A.
Weste,yet, Esq No 500 East Broadway joseph sabsr,
Esq. Editor o. The Sunday Times ald m. Peafcs Esg,
edce Clinton Co South Brooklyn VIM. Burden, Esii
Osca, Johnson Esq Alfred Grssalesf Esq ADD oshs =.
CmcnlsIs may b obtained q q. g. Nesb9. Esq., No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NIFTY and COUNTRY Combined

~ House. and i2 Lots for Sale, in B,ooklyn-A com
Insdious Hous fee. built by the subscriber Tor
with Carriage House the rear located State one
mile from South Ferry accessible by omnibuses from both
from the Exchange sb-st New York. situated IN the
midst Of nearly acre. covered with choice varey Of
bearing fruit trees and grape vines, (sbout 10 IN nuber
strawberry asparagus beds ornamental trees shrub
bery &c. will be sold fos SIC 0oo nearly all OF which may
remain ON maysage, with an obligation TO take 1t back
yeas hence at ii desired Most of the Furniture also
Tor sale Inquire the premises No. % Broadst, or OF
MARCUS SPRING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
AT PRIVATE SALE-One Building

IN LOT the sonth side Of 2sd-s commencing 70 feet
west Of 3D. av size IS feet by 98 feet inches in depth
Also Lot of Ground On the southerly side of Douglas
st. liz feet inches eastefly from the
of Court and Douglas st. the City OF Brooklyn, said Lot
being IS feet front and by 90 feet in depth
large portion ofthe purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage For price terms and further particulars
apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctionser. No. 7
Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

Hs'Ok SALE OF TO LET-A House and
Let g Deees Ferry with stable and out-housss at
tachee. Ihls desirable location for boarding hou "a
e. pslyss fescesee eess wihn few RODS Of the Aadsaa
hvsr Railroad Yer further particulars INC u
NJ. NJ. CALEB, No. los Broad 81 NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NOR SALE--A Cotton Mill andWater.

Power.-Ths MI is 30 feet square, in which all the
necessary machinery for making ysyn ceBssing ef $50
DUnfcrth Spndles Cards, Picker Drawing Frame Wash
ing NAL Speedsr, Winding Frame, spoolsY SC SC,
The Water Power 10 abundant and durable There are
on tse premises good Dwelling Houses Barn. Csriase
Hoose, &e &c; ~ Aces Ok highly cultivated Land with
ayouIg Apple Orchard of grated This valuable
manufacturing establishment within hours nde eff
the CITY, by rail read The whole be boashs at bar
A. p. SMITH, No - Nsssas-st. Room AZ up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

UNU LEI Tor the SEASUN-A Wen 1ur.
III pished and convenient Dwelling House. with piazza
and Venetian blinds in perfect repair, containng eight
rooms with closets an attic, cellar ana outer
kitchen and we'll Of the purest water At the gate, ost
beautifully situated the bank Of the River Neyersnk
and midway between the Ocean House ard REQ bsnH
and rearv oppcsite the Pavilion at Port ashngton-
lrg a magnificent view Of the Shrewsbury River New
Work Raw and the country adjoining On the soutn SIDE
OF The house is beautiful lawn. shaded with locust.
grove and down to the Shore where there good
batbsug house stabing and house may also
be bad or the house would be sold. with so acres
eff land less containing good buildings sites with
house barn and other excellent outbuildIgs peach
and an apple orchard, large strawberry bed, SC, &c
References are kindly permitted TO Mr. J. n PHYFE,
No, 6S7 Broadway, and DR.. MARCY. No. lis lOth-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NOR SALE or to RENT-The large

II and spacious building Known as RlcES HOTEL,
minutss walk Of the New-iiavsn Railroad dc pot THIS
Motel hne and complete sdor. and is designed par
0cusilg for summer boaIters, and has been crowded
during the past two yesrs Would be tor city
property Fine garden and ou-buildnss conaectea In
guile of SAMUEL L. FRINK. No. is Park. place. Is
wi n 10 a Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-In tbe
stNOR SALE-ln the yilisgs az Fast.

Eon SALE-ln the village Of East
sssssS wsstcAes,er Coun,y sssrfa couutry
nee esa,aAnlng oae acre OF land with pea, txc-
tol hsose BUN a. DAY wssA 81 tAe best nsfsr,nls !,
she natdsfn sle carriage house szd other oatbud-
isss seS1 Acsn large VARIETY Of nee frnst T-s-
tiHes Sc the above pEoperty vii be sold cheap 60 sf8
eSn lsssn On mortgage Ii not sst on OF ozs tse IA,
Gay OF May isul De et 20 good tenant for ore yss-
hSri,s 81 J. =. HAIlEy, No $50 BFoome-st Nsw-Yoyt
oT eftoHN Il HAYWARD near the Premises $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NAsT MORRIsIANTA VILLAGE

Ia About 800 Lots, varying In size from an eighth OF
acre 70 s are Low oeiea iof sss h .ns moss "a
fore MARCH, 1854 These lots occupy very healthy aud
beautiful location near, and In full view Of the East
River and In the immediate vicinity Of the grounds and
residences of several Of the most wealthy and respectable
citizens of Westcheser County. This Village js con-
bected with the Harlem Railroad by a branch Railroad
For maps and other information, apply TO d. b WINrON
No. TIyOn row, Hayiem Railroad Ofice opposite
the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

FURNISHED ROOMS to LEr-With-
out bosru IN mouse occupied by private family In
Domlnek,st, after the LIST Of May. Apply as No. 80
CreeHwich-st.
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Two LET-To family Of not more tb,n

- iAss grown persons. without ssrvans the ssen,d
Let ol ncdsrn built house, CONSISTING Of tgo urynrs
VIE I'VE bedrooms attached Crosoa wafer with n.s az
toesa LosSfsc within two niau.ss walk al the m
lSaa arc NO nes Of stages Good references xi-s. "a
feqaiea tor terms. sc, apply to No So Enss IA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
NOR SALE or TO LET-Five good

modern free stone Houses, situate on 3lst-st near
broadway 20x5s three stories basement and
well finished VIII be sole low very eaey terms For
further particulars inquire az the NewYork Land Once,
conner SD IT. and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

NOR SALE-The House and seven
u acres Of Land near the railroad depot at Fishtll
Landing the residence of .E Crosby ESQ The promises
are In excellent order a double house good onibuild-
ines large Of choice fruit, aud possessing every
Requisite for the residence Of genteel family wishing
country home Time New York by railroad TIVE hours.
Inquire of WM. II. WALSH, or WIN. II. DEkkLN0,
Ibhhll Landing, Dutchess County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

N ANN lOI 0hbb VI w tfStt az
IA Plains one mile from The Depot, Containing ffy
acres Of good kind Tabie Land seomfortsble two stor
Dwelling Carrisss House and BAN, with good A.
oortment Of Fruit. Inquire of JOHN II. FERRIS, No
S7s Grssnwich-st.. and JOHN r. UNDERHtLL. on the
premises.
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$500. 900 v WORTH TIL, Of: Of PROP PROF.,

attachment, or sale on execution, will be sold or
changed for ether good property In lots to suit purchasers
and such terms will pay large profit for the invest
ment. Address, with real name, ADMINISTRATORS,
al the Chatham square Post Office.
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"a and the other 85 acres, under the highest cult,
walton with great variety Of fruit and very healthy ana
pleasant location with mile of Hunts bridge and near
Mont Vermont, In westchcster &c. these iarn: oisr
gfeat 10 persons wanting elegant stuatonh
WATKINS HlNE, No. 43e broadway
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three story frse-store front, Of Henry aud
Presdsnt-sts, IS by SO. finished with Gas. Furnace,
Range, sc.
Two Homes three-stsry mAstic front, IN Union near
Hcksst Is by So finish cd with Gas, ace, Range &c
The above houses are within minutes walk Of the Haml-
ton-av Ferry.
Also House. eEfory brick, Congressst, between
Court and Ciinten-sts- -
Also Houses two story basemen and attic, on 3D.
sy OF stage route 18Th st., Gowanus. C0mmuaca-
ton BY Hamilton Az Ferry: Apply to