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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23
srRATVliN,- OEFI.K.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Lxtra, No a july %:
70 "a Is 81 10 Al 20 81 AZ 81 81 So So
For TO-Day.-Delaware, No "A. Capital 8 H..
0O0. Ticke,s a. iy %
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a RABlAN LlNIMENT; Mustang Lini.
IA ment; Townsends Sarsaparilla; Sands do;
Cherry Pectnrcl; Mrs GARDENERS Balls. Liverwort;
Fahnestock's Vermlfu, &c; Dead Shot do; Jaynes'
Cai minative Bassm bIandfeths, Wright jay es'
and otner Pills; Dades ExtIact 1inger-for sale uy
WM. NJ. DAUE,
Chemist and Apothecary,
jy2l Main Street. near the Ola Market.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street, under the City Hotel.
ChALK'S OLD STANTS

For Toll Day. Nd. Consolidated, Glass 1a-
Capiiais: OF $4,000, of 1921, OF 1000, of 2OOO
l OF 1850, 10 of 500 &c IS numbers. rs drawn
Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
Also, Pstapsco, 202.-Capitals of $4,000, 4 of
2315, % OF $50, 2o of $50. rs numbers, IL drawn.
Tickets 81 o0-shares in propoI ton
jy % SMITH
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STEBBINs, DARRACOTT 4 CO.

- @ NOTICE.-The members OF BAR
~~MONY and OLD DOMINION TENTS, /.
AKA y. o. R., are requested to attend q mass
y - nesting oftbe Order, to be held ON FRI.
~ DAY EVENING, 23rd inst, at o'clock,
at their Hail. corner of 18th and Main streets. 1t is
hoped that every kechabite will be present. n ques
tons win be determined which involve the pros.
perity of the Order. VIM MINGLE,
: jy >2-2t. r. 8. of Harmony Tent
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- UNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was com
HI mitted TO the Jail the city OF Richn ond, "
arunawsy, on the I4lh day OF June, 1882, Negro
Man. who calls himself HeDrS, and says he 10 the
property OF Charlotte Archer, of the county Of
ChesteIneld, Va. said negro is five feet I'VE inches
hign Of dark complexion, about nifty years Of age,
ana had On, when commltted to jail, black velvet
cap, darA cassinet cost and pants. The owner of
said negro is requested to come forward. prove
property, pay charges, and take him away, or he
will be aealt with as the law directs.
JOS. A. STARKE. d. 81,
10, IA To. In M
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- UB BnkY .--Our Store under the Exchan .e
IL Hotel was entered during Tuesday night and
the following articles Gas us we can ascerra,n)
stolen:
81 Ever Flowing Gold Pens; dozen Gold
Pens, plain silver cases, stamped Richmond Va"
Mammoth Gold Pens 4 OR uozen Cold Pens ex
tension Gases; L large Gold Pencil also, about Si7
in money, contrasting principally Of silver change
A reward o. $50 will be paid Tor the recovery OF
the property, ana for such information as may lead
to the punishment OF the offenders
GEORGE M. WEST u BROTHER,
jy 22-2t Booksellers
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4 snULEKA uiATCkE, Tor tue positive
~ and speedy cure OF DiarTnRa, Summer Com
plant, Cholera hiorbus, Cholera lntantum, and all
other diseases of the stomach ana DO Eels. Over
5000 Walls OF this remedy have been sold ia this city
and country adjacent, and We have yet TO hear OF
its TAI ing liz single Ills perfectly Innocent,
and time certain 10 its tfects Sold only
by BENNETT d BEERS, druggists,
jy 81 Us Nam street.
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The subscriber having sIid out the above estab-
lishment to j. W. BARLOW, begs to offer his
thanks mis- friends tor the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him whilst proprietor OF the sa me,
and respectfully asks continuance of their favors
Tor the new pro prletor.
WILLIAM j. WHITLOW.
Richmond, June 18th, 1852. il 22-6t
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L.AMiLY GROCERY And TOBACC0
l. STORE, ko24, corner OF 18th and Main streets.
The subsc iber mas just received few bal barrels
Of Bragg's Flour, (new,) for family use; slso coun-
try Butter fresh from the dairy. consistently hand.
tose,h r with general and well selected assort
ment OF Groceries, Liquors, &c, &c. Superior
Chewing and smoking Tobacco OF my own put
ting up /; imported Cigars, &c, &c
" i5-dlm CHARLES p. WORD.
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A LhAMBiA.-1he Undersigned having pur
n chased OF Mr. William J. WhItiow his interest
in this tavorite Restaurant, begs 10 intern his
fiends and the public generally that he is prepared
to furnish them with all the " deiicaci5s of the
season., ana being determined to spare no effort TO
please, he respectfully soiicts their patronage.
JOSEPH W. BARLOW
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HEAD Gas. lsT REG'T. Va. VOLUNTEERS,
Richmond, July l9th 1852
I ORDERS, NO. -.-ihe Regiment win
parade on MONDAY. the 26th July, at the City
M Hall, at O'Clock, 4. NJ Officers and companies
- wearing the usual badge of mourning. By order
OF Col GwYNN. WALTER Il. HARRISON,
Jy 2i-3t Adit LIST Rep't Va Volunteers
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vTERMIiLiON.-l0 los French Vermliion,
beautiful article for fiiie WORK
20 lbs Chinese Vermihon
so do American do
on hand and for sale by ,unnoyy,
jy g " .. SInENnGn.
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Nh GAS CHANDELIERS,-
!;
/IN We have just received several new
/S9St and beautiful patterns OF Chande
fNAA liers, rs we'll as other Fixtures for
A Gas. large assortment of Fla.
XHlS0S 0A ltures of every description always
W{Tz ~ on hand and for sale at No. l0l,
Broad street
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THE NEEDLE MANUFACrORY Of
Unable CUTLERY.-The SOUTH

RIVER CUTLERY co. have established Depdt
at No 81 Johns up stairs where complete sssortnent
superior Table CUTLERY Butcher, Cook and Shoe Knives Ia
NAV be found to which they would invite the attention q
the Trade and large buyers p. w. GALLAUDEr. Asoal
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mo GENTL EMEN. lnot to Children,

nor 70 the Million -PENMANSdlP, currente eals-
mo-Gentlemen whose handwriting imperfect, and who
NAV become accomplished penmen are respectfully
informed that the gned has recently invented and
nov offers the writing public system of instruction and
course of practice BY which every pupil Est seos1iy
azure perfectly free and mastery command Of the PEN and
he ability combine al the correctness and beauty Of en-
srSving " th the greatest possible rapdity.
Perhsps person In ten possesses what caed nata-
RAJ talent for writing and would become superior pennan
under system Of instruction which would prove OF no es
sentisl service TO the remaining nine The system new
offered does require any special capaoty the part
of the pupil and gentlemen most remarkable for dencency
In the faculty ImafiUA who have been most inferior
peumen even TO the VI fy may nay, Must, BY gong
faithfully through this process acquire skill posse So py
none but the accomplished writers Another peeuI
ATTY Of this system that gentlemen who By is means
have acquired the desired ability may entirely neglect their
vrtirg for years and yet in weeks time recover WIN
cut the aid Of master all their former ss and "li also
be perfectly capable of npzTtlnE their skill 70 others
The time required 10 receive the entre coarse depends
solely the papiL and may, at MS option, oceaPJ se
weeks or three months =,
The undersigned Is forming private eass o. Gentle
men mot chdren AZ his residence and respectfully
nees disposed 10 avail themselves Of his services 70 cal on
hin any day between and o'clock A ~ or between
and 10 O'clock r NJ when al necessary information VIII %
FRANKLY given w S. MACLAURIN, No. 70 Irving place.
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NORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS-Nou

II Neyer.-1hese beautiful Building Sites are Koins
OF rapidly, ard persons wishing 20 delightful iocs
tOn for county residence with al the convenien Of
frequent and cheap city communication will do well 70
anime The Lots Prices o~ and terms easy; locat. On
within 200 feet Of the depot Fordham Apply TO GEO
BANKS, at the Fordhssn Hotel; or L. NEWELL 4 co.
NJ. 5 NaSgau-st
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THOSE Gentlemen particularly desirous

and well furnished, otherwise, wi al the mod syn
psovens niS where there board can b. acsomO
dated second and third floors Of the large No
lS2 Bleeoker the late residence Of w G. Maitland Esq
few houses in the city pleasant and retired
q this and in the most desirable part Of Bleeeker-st
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HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-Tne
three story and basement brick house together with
Lot located No 25i sh-st west of hsv. IL IL healthy
and beautiful location two fine vines and great va
rsty of shrubbery in the yard Ii will he sold cheap sad
easy terms Possession immediately Apply the premi-
~. or TO u. CHICHESTER No. Sc7 8th-av.
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TLAMNlERSBURGH.-This new vii

sse accessible several times day by stages and steam
boats Is sused wi hin eight miles OF the City Hall, oppo
Harlem College Point and Flushing Bay, near the
beautiful town Of Flushing aud adjoining the village
Of StIaOnpOrt which sold readily last spring. and Ia
laid out on lie the Of both places inter-
secting each otheI-and will form its commanding situation
aud distant period be Of the principal seapors In
the vicinity Of New-York The lots ia size from TO
city lots IN price from Sl0O to $50 The terms SIS
down and the in monthly nstaments Of $40, which
enables every person. however TO become his
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
by scenery which be suTpasedembrscng views OF
Flushing Newtown, Risers Island, Morrisania &c Any
persons wishing purchase the above requested 20
call the office, where maps and every nformstion will
cheerfully be gwen. JOHN A FLAMMER, No. l57 West
l8thst between It'll and 8thays Office houn from TO
O'Clock M and maps can be at JOHN. g. FLAM-
MERS No 81 Mott-st This only authorized agents make
sales jackson Nichols and John Ovy the ground
Mr. Flanmer will be on board the boat every morning.
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paintins, &r.

NNNNNNNNNNNNN~N000->0l,N N00~N~NN@NN NNsN7NVNN'
ZINC Warranted Pure
IA The NEw-JERSEY ZINC co, Wsrshoass, Ma. y
Deyt prepared 70 supply their Zine Paints al 'hs b.
lsvtpg price,;
No. White srouzo In oil, 80. por pound
No White ground Ia oil, 30. per pound
No. 5 White ground In OIL To- per pound
Brown and Black, ground Ia oil 5tc per poaas
Dry White ofZinc, Sc. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Amer thorough test in Europe and the United Sssos ~
been found To retain its beauty sad protective qualities ons
than any other paint For whiteDess aud bllancy ~
hvsIed II free from all poisonous properties 90 ccDne.
and dangerous Ia other pigments will soyerequal wess
from 10 TO 100 per cent than lead and Is tnefS
bre, much cheaper TO the As an inside pant
will yellow when exposed ~ the snphufoo
ssSes Of coal fires the foul air Of ships Their WhiD u
ground In vanish produces the porcelain finish. Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic COATING 49,
wood BRICK iron and other metallic urseea rensfs.se
for their fTeproof properties They specially sfspeoM
marine purposes having been found 20 resist the soroqne
action Of salt water, destructive 70 other psDo peAss
rupplied on liberal terms by
MANNING sQUiER- Asenss No IS DsysiN
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building SITES.-Six or eight on a
hoIboas Land and water prospect beautiful excssdinr
Iy-pear Railroad Depot Churches and Schools,
hour from this city The advertiser IS offered the above for
A. 200 Five or others who wish to build gentee Coun
ty Residence are invited join the purchase equal
terms Direct, immediately to C. H. HUDSON, Union
square Pcst-Office.
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NO. IL GREEN WICH ST, to LEASE

N y. TO UhEEN w IOII . L ., 10 LCNoE1
| or for SALE.-Ths superior double dwelling House
built without regard expense and unsurpassed In
durability and sty Of finish it is in good order, and offers
good opportunity for persons requiring superior acconmoda-
tons down town it may easily be converted into two
stores as it divided in the by bck wall Posses
non the list July next. Apply to AMOS EMO
No 80 Liberty-st
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NOR SALE or to LET-A House and

and Lot situated the south side Of 52d-st, little
Of 6th-av. The House new, three stories brick well
finished, with basement and cellar with all the
usdeln improvements Substantially built and well finished
throughout For further particulars apply at the NevfOrk
Land Office No. 543 6th-av
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Mnnsts TO EEf.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET
DUILDTNG to LET for MANUFAC-

I'D TURING PURPOSES-Situaed in Broome-st. near
Pitt three floors cellar about IS by 100 Can be adapted
10 almost any kind OF business lease viii be given for
term of wears If desired Apply s. DODGE, II Pittst.
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harm at YONKERS for SALE

L'AhM al 1ONhEhO IoI ChhE@
Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
Il miles of Bronxvlle Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
70 OF which 20 acres are in woods Soil mPeroIi
buildings and plenty; good and fruit abundant
View very fine but in sight Of the Hudson River The
place is under good crop and improvement Some rocks
Situation very high price low Apply at No ~ fstt-
,lreet stairs.
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Gonses mante6.

HOUSE WANTED, on a lease of three
OF five years with all the modem improvements loca-
on between 18th and and I'd and 9Th Renttrom
$500 $500 Possession required about the first Of July
The best Of references given and the premises Will 6e kept
neat and in good Address II. W., Tribune Office.
HOUSE WANTED-In a pleasant 10
cation between I'd and 9Th avs and l2t and SOthsts
Would prefer new house with all thesmodem improve
nens PTce about 1900 To be ready 70 occupy about
khefrst Of July. Address w. w. Tribune Office.
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air, comforts OF home
and fne view Of the River and Bay can be had With
private family Brooklyn Heights iof oentieihen ana
Address PARKER Tribune Office. Terms moderate.
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IyAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots varying in size from eighth of an
acre six acres offered for sale the most favos
bic terms Ten per DOWN and balance on or before
March 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location in full Of the East River and In the
immediate vicinity OF the grounds and residences Of several
of the most wealthy ard respectable citizens Of Wechoster
County This village is connected with the Harlem Rail
road by branch Railroad For maps aud other information
APPLY 10 ID. b WINTON, No B TIyoa-row, near Harlem
Rsilroad Ofice. opposite the City Han.
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nor SALE or TO LET-Beautiful res

licences At Rsvenswood L. 1.-Two two story attic and
6.ssent HOUSES just hnshed In modern style escn con-
.ne. In tasemeus first and second stories psntes eios
81, Ard bells on all the floors bck ovens and Motifs patent
10 the htehens ;osed sash pzz In the rear Tbs
ho1 are in full view Of the East River and within n rec
minutes walk Of the dock frUm which the steamboat Astoria
C.pt Baldwin leaves four times day for Newfo so-
neor line Of stages running between Astoria and Fulton
fey Brooklyn. passes the door even hour, from "
MI 10 N. For further particulars inquire OF GlLBEkF
HOPKINS at Ravenswood, or al NJ. 80 Peck slip N T.,
frnm II A. d. I'll p. NJ.
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DIG IRON.-l05 tuns Boonton No. l
Il Foundry Pig Iron 80 tuns BOontou No DO. do; $50
DO No Notified and White do 50 tuns Dover No. Char
sosl 10. Ror sale By DUDLEY B. FULLER co,
No. l19 Gresnwtchst, corner Cedar.
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pHMONT VILLAGE LOTS, AT

DFLMONT VILLAGE LUIS, AT
ID FORDHAM-Only few more quarter scre loss
1, 70 fony cty Iots may be obtained az first prices
nsd for soon Parties doing business in the city but des
Gus Of country residence could not possibly select more
eligible healthy and convenient loeation-jut one bodrs
trains For maps and circulars giving description Of the
property apply the undersigned az No lb5 PeaI They
NAV also be Obtained application 70 b. M Brown and
Jese LYON on the premises A w Spies No 81 Maiden
lsne: Nath C. Plat No - Maiden-lane and Gen. William
H''' wv ~ JOHN c. KAYsER, No. les PesIi-st.
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NOR SALE or to LET-In the town OF
NOR SALE, or would be exchanged. in

LNOR SALE, or would be exchanged, in
IL whole part for city property CANT Cosntry Seat
within u miles Of New York comprising altogether about 50
Of land This situation high and healthy, and the
prospect unsurpassed The house large and costly and
every way suitable for the occupation OF gentleman Of
fortune The grounds handsomely laid out and
covered with every variety Of fruit and forest and
intersected by gavelled cariageways paved walks
hedgerovs and abOrs covered abundant with choice and
productive Of grape vines There also fine carriage house
stable cehouse eowhouse barn and all other buildings for
such establishment No pains expense has been spared
upon the place IL is accessible by railroad and steamboat
about twenty times q day from New-York Apply 20
ID. SHEPHERD, No.l4 Wal-st.
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TWO or THREE GENTLEMEN can
II be accommodated with full or partial Board at No.
n Vsrick-st. Reference required.
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DOARD.-Twe or three single Rooms
ID are vacant ct the Temperance House No % Barclay
ST. also one large ROOM suitable for party OF three or Ou
Geptlsnen or Gentleman and his Wife. Also, transient
houders can be accommodated
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ENAMELLED and COTTAGE FUR

NITURE WAREHOUSE, No 452 Broadway, saa
sde Gland-st; Mandatory No. ~ Greene St
MATHEWS GILLIES, wholesale and retail dealers
Ornamental Cottage, Chamber aud Oak Furniture, would
respectfully carhe attention Of those intending 10 urns
present their extensive and varied assortment
Of Enameed Furniture.
We atter ourselves in saying that after years Of practice
and direct attention in this line enabled 20 pro-
duce an article that pronounced after full tdal by dis
eliminating public TO be the best Ensmeled ana Cottage F
niture ever offered in this country
ma O would especially cal the attention OF persons o
TASTE 20 examine their styles OF Ornamental Furniture
executed by the best Persian artists feeling confident thsi
they cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit contn-
Of the patronage heretofore 90 syishy bestowed
upon us .
ct our establishment
As we manufacture the whole OF work ourselves
sonseoueutly are enabled TO sell warranted article much
les. than those who buy 10 sell again -
MATTRESSES, PAlLLA5SES PILLOWS, 10
Also Patent Spring Mattresses made 20 order.
The greatest bestowed in boxing Furniture 81 that
can be transported any distance without inurng In the
least MATHEWS 0lLLlES.
No. 49, Broadway, east sido near 0rsnd<t
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WTANTED-A GrOundfIoOr on the
wv ves. sids NJ Proadvav between Amty and Sth-st.
The best references offered. Address BOX No. 1884 Post
Office
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EOR SALE-A few small Cottaees. nn

Lots 3 BY io7 ket the rilrosi and stage routes
Brookyn about 81 mics from tbs ferry The house .r-
new have four and celia and garden in tOat Pc.
BE. Terms very easy Apsiy 70 JACOB PECARF -
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DIANO FORTES.-A large assortment
Of Pianos from celebrated house OF Haiet Davis
Co. Boston both with and without Coeman Eollsn Attach
ment may BE- found at the wareIooms OF blNCOLN a
THOMPSON, No al Broadway Also, pianos from other
celebrated makers large assortment Of second hand Pr
sale cheap for cash New and econdhsnd nstru-
u,epts 10 let LINCOLN Il THOMPSON,
No. al Broadway
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NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti-

III full Cottage Hudson, Columbia County. The
house conveniently constructed In complete order and
pleasantly located The grounds taefuy laid out
and contain abundance and variety Of choice fruit rees
beside fine hrbbey and plants There also large kitchen
garden and abundant supply Of water al the door 1t Is
within five minutes walk Of church, academy two
schools post Office and the station of the railroad by which
less than four hsurs distant from NewYoTk There are
st least four daily communications by railroad ndseaboat
with NewYoTk The location, while Possessing these ad
vantsges peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant and it
believed there few places Of the kind desirable
The property will be sold accommodating terms and for
q very low price. For terms ke- apply 70
JAMES s SHUTTER No. Wa-st
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person having Tract


Of Land situated miles less from the city,
North East River, Railroad suitable for VII
lsse dispose Of the by applying either personally
by letter, To JOHN A. FLAhAER, No. Isl Westlsth-
st between 7th and 9th
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nished or unfnrnshei with full partial Board, At
No l66 East Brosdwsy house contains BATH with hot and
cold wGleE
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~ pRIvATE SALE-A yerv yslua-

~ bic Farm Of e0 acres Of which are woodland ntu-
sted near the Pssssc River and within Two miles Of
rtupn which Is twostory Dwelling iouse and all ne
CESAR budinn nearly lev young orce.,d Of choice
6reIv vs,ered and well adapted to grazing gardening
nrypo.es FOR further particulars apply 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Anctoneer, NO. brosd-st
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Diano-fortes.

~ d II. BARMORE offer at their Man
VI ufscory and Wareroom, No 3is Bleeckerst corner
d Charles st. assortment Of elegant PlANO-FORTES
With the metallic ans and bridge and al other
naoderr improysne1t8
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RESIDENCE for SALE

HUUNIK1 KESIDENCE TOT chLE-
" Known az Rose Hill In the town Of Rye Westchestef
County, in full view Ct Long Island Sound and near tae
New Havep Railroad Station, al Mamsroneck containing
meadow and orchard also OF the best stocked gardens
In the County with every variety OF berry fruit and towers
cultivated in this region OF the country The house Is u
story cotiagebut IS by 80 with two large wings there
are two parors five bedrooms dining and bathroom and
yery convenient kitchen with Beebes cooking range NC
The house hss been built but short time, and has istey
been painted inside and and put IN thorough repair
and Is situated high sloping lawn about two
bnndred feet back from a fine road; In the Of
the b.use is large barn. carriage, poultry, wash and
ice houses and good spinR of at the door There
s grated app the orchard of the best kind
In the village are storrs butchers churches schools
coal and lumber yard Distance from New-York, q miles
fon1 the d6pOt ct Canal-st Time hour and Is minutes
Communications S33 sud $50 Seven trains stop at
the depot every day each way The one OF
tire most desirable in the country. Price S6,5O. S3OO
can main on mortgage would exchange for city property
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