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The daily union., 1852-09-14
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O.s day later from califoraiadrriuat Of the Illinois.
NKw YosK, September iz-The steamship Illinois, from
Aspnwal the Sd instant, arrived this morning with the
California mails OF the 18th August l55 passengers and
VI 370, ,4sz la gold dust freight Let IN port British
mail steamship Great Western, from San Juan British
ship Thomas Henry, dschargng Goals American barques
Afghan under libel, and Mary Parker, for Curacoas ih
Also schooner Abstract dschaIging
Died at Aspinwau, the morning of the ls instant Of
fever W. G. Peck storekeeper Of the steamship I'll Dorado
on board the Illinois, the Oh instant, by rupture Of
blood vessel Captain Joseph s. b. knox, OF Chaestown
Massachusetts,
month"; aud have been but few deaths OF late The
Illinois brings day later from San Francisco. The
clipper ship Safordshire had commenced dlscharsng'
Capt Richardson had been presented WIN magnificent
pitcher by his passengers JUST previous 10 e san
ing OF the steamer a gentleman was robbed OF b l,5e0
The steamship Panama for Panama the 18th ulimo,
carried down about one million and ha IN gold dust,
and 3i7 passengers. Among them were Lieut. Maynard
and Capt McLane, Dates from China 2lth June had
been received San Francisco The United States
gate Susquehannah at Whampoa, the Saratoga at
Annoy, and the Plymouth the coast The court
martial ordered by Commodore Auck for the investiga-
ton OF the Robert Bovine difficulty, after inquiry
Of three days. recommended the discharge of 80 and the
detention OF or 10 against whom the proof seemed
clear. They would probably be banded the Chi
authorities at Canton. Heavy rains had done Inn
damage the crop, and thousands OF lives had
been lost by drowning.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands to the l7th of July
have received The whaling business the island
exceedingly low An act had been passed by the egsa
making reduction in the tonnage dues Vessels touch
ing either of the ports the kingdom for REPAIRS sup
plies refreshments, advce shipments, discharge of
crews, shall be exempt from tonnage dues.
disease, called Honolou Mavi lever going the
rounds among large part of the foreign population both
Lahana and Honolulu II is not however, generally
dangerous. From Manlla accounts TO the i7h June had
received San Francisco They contained however
nothing of moment. At Stockton the most imposing iu.
neral ceremonies mad taken place n honor Of Henry Clay
The miners Mariposa creek doing exceedingly
we'll an English company Of eight were making from S25
to $50 per day. each man.
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University OF Georgia,

ATHENS August 81, 1852.
HE Of this Institution will elect professor natural
science, nil vacancy the 10Th of November The
will be required teach the French addition
10 the branches appropriate TO the proessorship
Salary, 81, 700 per annunl, payable quarterly.
Sept 4-4tiaw ASBURY HULL, Secretary.
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no OWNERS Lands In Texns.-A gentleman Virginia
who good and lawyer desires eras
like the
Of lands that country with view TO bring them
market.
He has family small capital and IL desrous Of
agriculture He the satisfactory testimonials ofcapac
responsibility and his general acquaintance
enable 20 considerable emigration
Any would be inclined
Of such placedn correspondence
advertiser suitable responses by addressing paid
WIN. GoULDfN
General sgen, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Mails &
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The steamship Columbia will keep up semi imonthy eommu
ncaon francisco Oregon awaiting the
former The arrival of the mails and from Panama.
and without delay with the mails and for the
steamer from San Francisco.
regular line propeers and steamers will be kept
The transportation Of freight and transient between
Panama San Francisco.
Some OF above will keep the between
Acapulco the other Mexican The conneron in the Aan
tic will be maintained by the United States mail steamships:
Georgia 1000
III Dorado. l,oU
Philadelphia
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Office hereby the sales Of public lands
IN held Fairfield City and Dubuque OF
proclamation the 99h July here
posponsd OF the Of Congress
titled land districts State
approved 3 1862 by which nearly all the
detached from the above old
will reprocained a the earliest
bic aficr Offices shall have been duly organized
ny the Presidents MILLARD FILLMORE.
JoHs WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Aug l3-law4w
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SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL
LANDS. aaa#
Every person entitled the right of preempon
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
rated required establish the
and Receiver saltwater and make therefor
practicable r seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
having right under the act entitled n
additional land district in the Territory Wsconsn and for
purposes approved Sd March, 847, opaa
lands within townships and fractional townships above
raed who entitled under the entitled San act 10 reduce
price mineral lands the Lake Superior DIS
trict, in Michigan, and the Chippewa disc in Wisconsin
le50 the land covered by
permits respectively price
OF 81 ~ per covering than full section
tied such lease the land OF
fee, purchase, he shall elect TO do fun section The
so required establish Tie the salts
Register Saltwater, make pays
practicable after seeing this notice. and
appointed public sale Of
the lands embracing the camed Otherwise such claim will
forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioners Of General Land Office
IuIy aI-laMl3N
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DROPOsALs for Carrying the Mails OF ahe Unite


% "a. S s Ss e rsS IN q s % s., ss
s &c s S,ssS q w1sS1sie" n a p M the @
o%sy y sa'ss psn r nS'T Red s %
den. Store, Baton Rouge nraes Lsndos Msnenss, nl.
sonvile, Tureaud, onven Bonnet Care Edgar Taylor,
l%e. ssset and back from i. October TO Isl July, and
Leave viesssuls daily, except @ wednesday. ar4pms
s,s Ss New Ses esS. Ss1 % ssss"5 se"i by
PROPOSAL. omit during period sweek service
the Sunday going down. and The Wednesday returning will
be considered.
NOTES.
The by September
should the department. appoint travelling the they
are 10 be conveyed free Of charge Deduction win be made fo
The Postmaster may repeat
The contract seheaae provided he allows pro ra,. esa pay
or additional stock made necessary BY The ehanse and months
viii be greater
any Offices iai may Be es1ab.hsa wiSa qasS
ON" G dqs os ss % a n s a
cheney duly They should be
route 57i The are 70 be by hs is ssy
panay usually a q Dr. .as Sea%a,
when bon, 'ss ss,vee !. performed IN s,s."so.,.
of the proposals. q the proposed
direction final decision on such bids to be made
SS s es y he @ Of March me and e |
tracts in thar case TO be executed by The st Of June
PORN Of Guarantee.
I" The Undersigned - guaranty that, u the bid Of - fer
carrying the mail on route57 be accepted Cen
era he Tor they, the
required by the Postmaster General Eovem
Der nsr With at least good and .urs,es
Dated -. fsigned)
PORN Of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster certifes well
acquainted with the
and that they sufficient and able good
Dated -. (srned)
s " os bid e an
uar competition, after the last hour for receiving bids
~ X HALL, Postmaster General
PosT OrrIor DEPARTMENT, July
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VUHIIHIssIUHtT OF THtthIE.
papers will please copy
bills the Patent ofce, with containing this notice.
l4-law3w
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Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany.-IThe only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
(vIA NAVY BAY PAKAaA)
fe.a The public informed that, under the present
IEdHJ Of this steamers Inspected
<lEklIt approved by Navy Department. suitable
in strength and power for conversion into war
the first carrying the United States mails, will
hereafter leave Panama San Francisco Immediately arrival OF
the Atlantic nails and will Francisco for Panama the
LIST and 18th days Of each month"; The following packets be-
this the Pacific al least which
will be always each end of the
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AZ Hs~ o'isGHs Banaek', Louisiana
IS barrels pork
l25 barrels Of fresh saperhns flour
IS bushels Of new white hed beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
Il bushels q good good @ clean S sIy nae sI4.s' salt
220 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
az Baton Rouge Barracks, LOu'siGna.
IS barrels OF pork
So bushels of white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
40 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
IA bushels Of good dry hDe salt
220 gallons OF good cider vinegar
.at Key Vest Florida.
is5 barrels Of fresh superdns -four
IS bushels o. new whts field beans
$40 pounds OF good bard soap
IA bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
2ao gallons Of good cider vinegar.
IA Fort Smith, arkansas.
lSs barrels barrels q y tfsss %Saa .uperaae aour
IS bushels OF new white field beans
2ao pounds Of good ard sperm candles
Ia u bushels bushels q good clean dry fae salt
The whole 10 be delivered in all May, 1853.
at Fort Gibson, .arkansas
255 barrels of pork
als barrels Of fresh superfne -four
1865 bushels of white field beans
3,6as pounds Of good hard soap
q bushels Of good clean clean dry fine salt
The whole to be delivered in all May, ls53
.n Fort Learenuorth, Missouri River.
$40 barrels of pork
$50 barrels OF fresh supeThne Hour
800 bushels white field beans
( 3,504 Q good hard
I,sl2 pounds good tallow candies
56 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST OF June, 1858
at Fort Smelling, SO. PETERS,
255 barrels Of pork
375 barrels of fresh superfne -four
1865 bushels of new white field beans
1923 pounds of good hard soap
954 pounds good hard aow candles
42 bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
whole be delivered from the 18th of May 1853,
the 18th Of June 1853.
Ripley mouth Of Crorteng Ripe 100 miles above Fort
3# Smelling.
e5 barrels ofpork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.

ID The handsome residence of Alex Unaerhll situated
corner Of Bedford and Parkays East Brooklyn eonssns
Of frame dwellings tfiled in covered with cedar ouimsy
conductors &C. cArTsgehouse stable poultry nonse
And eight valuable lots of which front Bedordav
now offered for sale. The house built in lSio IN he
most substantial manner expressly for the occupancy OF ns
owner and contains Ia besides bathing room halls ana
cellar The garden has about 20 grspevlneS OF the Isabella
and Caawba varieties with Arbors and selected vaey o.
fruit trees of u growth besides smaller fruits all IN
full bearing On the sidewalks large samspie horse
chesnut and other shade There three lines Of
stages the Brooklyn ferries one OF which passes the
The Others within short distance Price III taken soon
Is 500 OF which s. 800 remain. Possession immedsteIy
II desired Apply above, or 10 CHARLES hNOA, NO.
liz Fulton-.t- New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
Houses WanteA.

DART of a HOUSE WANTED.-Ths
ssccna noox sul one lass room on third with Crosna
wssss privoss in ossr woaa 10 presssreA in nssders
bst bouss> located In respectable nesghhcrhSod Any
psuun having saoh spaytnan and dcrns 70 ee then 20
mall quiet tmily wiz address w. d, Boz No i.as
post-Offoe, stating psxtscalAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
A TpRIVATE SALE-The three-story

~ hriek Ho,sse and Lot No ieo CarscS-st bcssyasa
Hede AID praes Lot y by about 80 S suitable .o
rulfie house or manufacturing puTpss,s.
sISc-SINc-Three snail Country seats a. Sl.lSia-.
Ga ,nstf , walk from the Depot containing irsia Two D
Ten acres each with ae Improvements Pans eaa 5s SEA
AZ the Auct:orceTs' office.
OF Ground delightful residence tor seaieAa dong o"''-
ness tie CITY. -. :. -, -
White Plains Depot ~, m, =. =
Also three-sory brown 'front.' House In Sst near
Psr nartcusrs of al the above apply to COLE Chill
TON Aucrioneers No Wal,st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
neaI estate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE Of to Let, at Whit
IA rains enc uile fisn ~ ptpoA eonfaisdas 6lysur
DwxsnG CsraSs Hssss and Barn, With sDol $1,000
Of frwS fs4uae sf JOHN X RERhlS Na S72 Ov,e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

E>OR SALE-A throo- story brown stone
Il 6mt Hssss Gnshsd dDas lsBe 6n wssA ~ - ns&
a i1Psoyss..ta As lag sE.ssssy Gi:k H.
sly ads q Dsanse, nssr Hsyta BEooklyn Iaauixy =
~ ssnss Il HISA6AN SMITH, Me- ss7 PssFiSs, n x, e
JOHN 4 HU00EA Ne. 100 Dssnsf- Bsook2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
EOR SALE or to LET in BROOKLYN

IL "A 6YSelaa Frame Houss, iilsd In, q by 81 VII
BASEMENT f and second stories and ssse fsishns b.
dsyS worn. HM MbcellH Eve marble nansies aaa Essss
resr containing u sna plenty Of closD drswsrs &C.
Gss.ss q Puksv, 70 bet Wa Of BedArdav Pros 81 500
onshak reDas would rent IL from ~ ira OF Nay
10 UDed sssant hs -. Apply 70 ALEX UNDERHILL
eosn1 1ssfeId sna Paxk-avl, kea BrootlyA 70 CHAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
TvOR SALE-A Country Residence in

LNOK SALE-A Country Residence in
FIVE hours ride Of NewYork via NewYork and
and Nausstuck Railroads Thu HOUSE IL large and well
built containing with large basement kitchen
The out-buidnss in good repa-some Of them nearly
There about TWELVE ACRES of LAND lying
tssother good Garden and choice Fruit of eli kinds to-
psher with ce-house full Of los and Grspory IL will
b sold cheap Any gentleman wishing summer retreat
would do well to look at this before
ESQ, Merchants Exchange; HIRAM W. WARNER No
81 codss, Of the subscriber the City Bank Hartford
Conn. q. r. DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
VOUNTRY SEAT for SALE-On the

east bank of the Hudson. and half miles below
SngSing and four from Tarryown There are ~ acres OF
land brick 50 feet square in the Grecan style most
extensive and beautiful prospect tine uis nc W.. %
sold altogether in separate plots Inquire OF JAMES,
KNOWLTON, on the premises, or of b. YOUNG, No "a
anst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
MAST MORRISIANIA VILLAGE

About $50 Lots varying In s1e from an eighth OF acre
ia At acres are now offered For sale the most favorable
terms Ten per cent down. and balance before March
1854 These lets occupy very healthy and beautiful oca-
ton ear and in full view of the East River and IN the I'm,
mediate vicinity of grounds and residences OF several OF
the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of
County This village is connected with the hsem Kali
apply to d. b WINTON, No, 5 Tryonrow, near Harlem
Rsilrnad Office opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
EARN for SALE =

A FARM for SALE Located about
~ nile. frn-n the Hudson River Railroad Depot at
Croton sud Farm contains 50 suitably divided into
wood meadows pasture and orchards with an eSceei va
r Plenty of good fresh Inquire OF Eli TRAVIS,
=. tie Fam. or of ALBERT H. COCKS No. Isl bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
NOR SALE-A few more 5, 10, 20, and

IL 20 unimproved Parma situated la the pleas
and healthy part Of Long Island and half hounS
ride from the city Twenty house. bail. and bedns
md ~ eest forty have purchasod with Of build
ns not city lots in the wood bus 10 and - aTus
which when completed, viii not cost than city lot
without house and yos win have comfortable home br
yourself and families Ths best kind Of Association 10
your hook and examine for yourselves Por paou-
lars apply to A. McCOTTER, No. l1 Fulton-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
T,ARM at YONKERS for SALE

III Within q miles of Hudson River Railroad Depot aad II
miles of Bronxvie Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
acres which 20 in woodS Soil supeTos bumr
new and plenty; water good and fruit abundant. vew
very fine but in sight of the Hudson River The place
"a under good crop aud improvement. Some ROCKS Sus
ton very high; prce very low Apply at No 10 Plsst~
mn stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
6ebools.

BOARDING SCHOOL for BIZ
I'D A. DosAs yuJ. Rev. s. k1LtLS ss - essis,
svvr this a. as Numhss nniss1 = tySvs'
$500 slnsoc hourly ~ Hudssa Rivu ks's0ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
NOR SALF-In the Town of FAIR.

YIELD on the New-YofS Turnpike, about II acres II
Land with new House, modern style, barn rd oalhoass
attached. Tltes Of all kinds both shade sna tlut Sad
n,ce Lies near the satwater where all kinds OF ga sd
NAV be obtained The owner have his oyster bi
fish cars bathing house and sail boat al within . ros Of
house. ON As pleasant and healthy stream OF ooai
be desired The location is exceedingly pleasant ard ever
wav adapted for summer resort permanent residence
easy of Access 10 New.fork. either 10y way oil rersi O.
s.ssubost Also two other 6ne Building Lots tho prem
ises For particulars inquire Of the owner the pseni
STEPHEN TURNKEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

DOARD.-Applications will be received
II 80, r.. Nav a.. No s. 7tb-av for Family and single
Rooms with permanent Board the elegant kown stone
house No 81 West 22dst, near 5tlav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

NOR SALE or to LET-Two hours ride
IL from New-YoTk BY Railroad neat cottage with one
quarter Of land variety Of fruit excellent water do
GIabls location, beautifully iratsd the bank Of the
Hudson River and 30 rods from tho railroad station Can be
bought low. FOR terms &c, inquire OF
T. w. HTNMAN No. Cosatiessip, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
NOR SALE-A House and Lot. price

SLIGO in williamsburg abon, IS minu:eS walk so.
Feck-sp Ferry The hosse bnilf sss sumner 2vcy
n,ic sud cellar with tive rcoms blinds NC, Il b "a;
title warranted Apply from 10 20 - O'Clock % Mg Glib
RoNS No. 81 Pear st. near Brcpi-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
nor SALE-A delightful and healthy

Country Residence containing about So acres possessing
every desirable requisite for doing business in the
city within three mnutes walk from the Harlem Railroad
hation at Filmont about quarter of mile from Caversck
Falls also overlooking beautiful lake The dwelling house
Is large and commodous with wood house attached good
barn. she'd &e apple orchard and other fruit Of differ
emit varieties largo strawberry bed Of the long bearers
good well OF soft water which fails This DO
bought all part of land For further information
inquire of JOHN L. SNYDER on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
.TALUABLE LOTS on EIGHTH-Av.

Members of Building Associations, and ohen ~ -
DESTROYS Of purchasing building lots In this y 49,
prices informed that number OF persons cav -
together and purchased block of ground IN the se2
of the city between the 7th and 9th II -
cation about three feet above tho pas and ensy ~
from rocks and stones, which makes them more -, !,
and considered by good judges 70 be tho ehespe~
this slsnd Price, from 4l25 to t575 Terms cay
scrben viii be placed upon equal footing wifn ~
the choice Of lots The arrangement must DO ela
dsys; therefore those persons who would avail theIs
Of this exceen, opportunity, should naedis,,sIn
COMES NlC0LAI.
No "a Grand-st near tho D'""'
Office hours from s To o'clock y. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
BOARD in BROOKLYN on the LIST

I'D Of Maya Gentleman and Wife and three single Gen.
tlenen BE- accommodated with Board and pleasant
rooms Of the bcs situations In tho city. only vs min
Utes walk from Fulton Ferry. Unexcepocable references
given and required line aaArssd 70 c. G. and LEFT with
ne Ferry Matss Fulton Ferry in Bsooxyn VIII meet with
immediate attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

IEGTDN ami NARRfN-S fs-Tee ysraat Ia N.
ia on TIE e-s, SIDE Of WsShiryfDn-s - ices i,.,. r.
font nv 81 feet IN depth. sdJoimTs - satheas comes a.
Wsssi-st Als thu two twoscfy rick hocs-s srd la.
~ feet ech in trc. Nsrren-sf by - fee IN detA -
ax urori tine rrsr tire AFORESAID lot No "a Wsn,,,
81 and forming rom Washington 20 Wsrssn-st m.
Wsrrersf houses can D. s-fec INTO sorcs ~ very sr,i
inros--. they can ~ rnsne ~ '-et deep, giving ss-.
ground fos good stor- nc viii corasai hh $50.
This rrr CIV u In the most sdvSrcing bne p.t az ~.
cty and IN Inc immediate re' nosicod Of the Frs sS
Hrr~n River RsrUsc Depot For price ana tesus .srl.
10 LANES h 1HORNE No. io8 Nslker-st 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

III the Greenwich or Stamford Depot near the New
Haven Railroad containing % OF good land On the
farm are two Dwelling Houses in good order workshop ana
other buildings desirable place for country residence,
and will be sold for 500 1t can be divided into two farms
Inouire of NJ b. BRAMIiALI., No. II Labeytyst, or
TIfOS H. SIMONSON, No. SSf Westst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

THO LET-A fine Store, No. 81 Beck
Il manst, corner Of Gold. Also, large Room either
with without the above and Immediately It suitab
for Sslesroom &c. &c This il Is BY 100 feet with
front three streets and Of the NEST elegant Sales
in the lower part Of the city Also the third story Of
the building being the me the second nosr
Apply on the premises, to JAS. NJ SHARP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
for SALE or to LEASE

HOOCE IVI DNHI UI 10 -, =,
Il J. Only 1000 cash required.Ths modernbnt three
story House. No PeryN recently erected tor and At pres
ent occupied BY Rev Dr. BOWLING. who u abou, % 70
the city 1t is Of handsome row. VITA lfos
verandshs and balconies In front and twostory plaza ns
and supplied with all the modern convenences OF hot M
cold baths gas counter cellar stained glass sliding &c
Ifsod the whole of the purchase money except sce nay
remain on mortgage. VIII be leased only 10 rcspass
private family Rent $3.50, and repairs Apply "a
the premises, No Penyst, close to the GreeswsAst
stage route
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
NOR SALE al HARLEM. on l26tb.e

south SIDE 6,iween 81 and ithsvs- three fsl; La.
With rev coas thereoi--inoern tlsos,oEy ard o,,,
built by DAYS work ia sihsfantis oog..nsl
10 stages and Harlem Railroad For further pstcal.. ~.
piy from 10 p. NJ to r. II BROWN, No II w.ljtT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

ITO LET-With Board, back Parlor
with pantries attached unfinished suitable for Gen.
tgmsnd Wife or single Gentlemen Also on the LIST OF
May large front Room the second hoor, with larss
closet bath in the house Apply at No Huberts near
Hudson opposite ST. John%park References given and
cpired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A private

BOARDING. A Gentleman and his
II WIFE, or two single Gentlemen can be accommodated
with board and pleasant s5 applying at NO Il an
daBn-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

II bs.woen South Oh AID Sors s.h-s. Esw taoroa,s,
bail; House ~ O. ia By d feet with extension IS fst 49,
sofies marble mant.eS CRATES, Kitchen range gaS ke -
neat aud conveniently arranged 10 100 feet deep; ,s
az No. $50 Delancy-st- OF HIRAM RUSSELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

EOR SALE-A Farm of 70 acres, new
house. barn, and wagonhouse pleasantly situated
The village Of Plsnheld " j. cheap and accommodating
tcxns or exchanged for city property. Apply to
A. SHERMAN No. i06 Nasssu-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20
CURE ESTABLISHMENT
purchase, FAhn.

WILLIAMSBURG. -for r.. SI ass.-
10, 100 ssss: y. na.ss: I.s s ss.ii,y hou.s . ss s
resr piazza feet marble NANTES and gstes On ts
sas and speaking tubss hard finished o rspsss
loca.ion Bsloopy In front VIII 90 sold o"p1,iY
applied for imrsedistey Terms easy: x,,;n..sS<5h
'FF'~ No 40 South GE, Wlhs-,,--