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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
VILLA LOTS at PRIVATE SALE

v.v,,~ ia arr frcn 3 ter acres. o. tne ea'rs
y ca e. 90 nov h.lungug TO Hoa- Il e Gray. OF
"a ps NJ o,s.ts OF she 4 Ehu OF Fordhtm, MescaessSr
o., ~ mill, fr ID the CIY Hal. Hs~- DIX OF
',is Gem Inner Mnrrpsris Depot. heIie. nsu'.
nj. t. r,,, err oisre Eighth av Hsh oan 90 IA
I,a "a m. from the Sign Bridge. boisSed On tes
, =. u.,em River and on the entns notn oy hSaH'
go 80 - :, fhs T~sIS 2. c. 81 Lewis u Acbt
nolicatisy need he mace uniessi. IN -
- - obi.c. =, Mr. Gssy iDtepos oncnx 'nc
- ,n.slf for I've years, MOTTO SELL i-sss OF N
sne 81 rhs abv. premises creeping ~ lne YES
mvntloesd PuI chastn VII % nann' 20 slrS.
Al all 81 less thar 81 W. on erca
bsn"pt r;sn t~oveas ( ON the date OF purchase Inc
ps;.rt of tbs ABOVE restrictions ana reg en-
49, "a .scure good nsghosrh, od ana pfeFens hm
cs md little village lots beins iaie onI IasIo
s ;d.nsndert cf is retired and oea7ina .ceaetJ
... the mos, ffeqaent and cheap com~uniea,'a 20
"a Con. The city and rpites the double Advantage 81
n,ry and CITY The yesr round Trans OF cars are COW
" m he CRY Hall - times daily. ~ early as
III ard rs ate IS IL M sno ie'xrhns 70 .1s w,
Gu ~ i,mes daily az early SIS A NJ and a. late As
5p vearl, commu aiion ticket can Do oosaIca icr
ByiSings for public worship Of Amos. eyeI eenoU m
80. .. veil a, GOOD roads already estabshes Fan
Il. ,nnes Of he best quality readily apd reasonably
ssn.d and II desired ivsred At the door MS noie
nd Of county bounding Harlem River, fr,m King
Rrdxr 70 he H Bridge, 10 now owned oy such persons
fhst q little ca and Steniion would secure such occu
. IT, M III its peculiar adaptsdness to make
pns 81 IL rot the most desirable locations for villa rsn'
r., further ard photographic maps inquire
of J. II CIFFING, No ~ Vesey 9, between me neu,
At and o'clock; or of L. G. MORRIS, at Mount Fora
ham adjoining the premises
TERMS OF sALK-One-quater cash. three-qusitsrs oonf
- mn,tss,s mlH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
DUBBER SPRINGs.-rO RAIL-

HI ROAD COMPANIES, CAR BUILDER, AND
OrHEhs-Is an sdvsrt,ssncst IN TAs Exvvess Of this
SIR Day spist the mpAsaiss u the
srs Ihdia Rubber Springs IN hs avsr ~ ca
s.sns us,croly forgetting presume. thas he has On
or, n an one offered TO comprom 30 with ma
shs ,nts wopcpol, Of business and sell ths s,rI
A. an, pr,cs chose have always declined ms Offers
upop mV ne hts and the superiority Of my sprsss
E,,thsr Os, psr Fuller have the shadow a. Txei 70
Psten, for India RsbesI Sung ,os - Sss o.
other responsible parties nfrsxng rxhss WHICH are
nov vested IN the New England Car Spring 20 VIII %
prosecuted. 7. H. RAY No. ln bIcad"aT' Ne~-f%A'
N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
Musiral.

M USIC.-A Lady is DESTROYS 70 oosas'
w few more pupils for the Piano. Forte tso -
would give Lessons Al their residence, II pfsfsrfss -,
,tss.caabls. Address MUSIC TYAcHxs' No ~ M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

EOR SA l. E-One second hand FIVE
- hcrss power column steam engine Of our o~s m.x,
u complete order Ahe one sscosd- haad Cd paisat
AdaDs POI pres. in coed ordsr as & low pYics
ldu Z HOE CO., Hos . "A 81 "a n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
ITO LET or FOR SALE-Eight two

- story and basement Cottages, newly fnishsd, At
WesAnstoa Hehts i,ssA and near raisy CsusisY
Al Hish Bridge. beng one Of the most heasAfL and
80 every hour By Stage TAe depot Of the Hsdssn Hvs!
81aSea s.A the landlYs place 81 steamer ye.ny Lind
&onl are eSt . few moments walk non the prsnises
sssdses fHsy v Ss ist "a No. tSassss q 81 % rss-
eeeanas go and lssss part q the pssshass nossy eaa
- 49, 40 mortgage. Also two stores, eacA syisa-
1e aS3st 60 sheemaksv, with nins rooms attached.
1sss ~ Inquire q Csps ARRls q Passenger Hsass
ScsS ias'e-ss' ~ Il y, eaaIrH = J. DsllsyS, Ne Ss3
WseN. ~ inTuTAA0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

NOR SALE-A House and Lot No. s434
18th $4,000 can remain on bend ana me, ty
No I8 wall IT, or 10 JOIN HANNAH, at stone yard IN
l5thst between Avenues and B, on the pre- Misses
ms 3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
EyOR SALE in WILLIAMSBURGH..

A sses Cottage House. very pleasantly situated. at
No. esstA ssh g. wliAl enc block OF tAs Peck shp
Teny. IL I've stories whh basement and attic. and has
very Convenient; contxss II Tcoms Lot. 0iIloo feet.
Price ~ SEQ. Apply 'ae ct Ne 90 Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
Mdrbinerp, &r.

SPINNERS, MACHINIsTS, aud osues
~ MshufscsnIey respectfully invited ., zee H.r
ep<rats. at Oldham WORKS. near Paters.n rhs
ThIostle 10 sxsy ess Loo with four husdred ADD n,
splIeles, and consider that ~iil soia better d.
work wish less power and less attsada &C. spids g.,
spindle than any other ihrosts bgi We ssa
IL sxhbIrson for week days sfe- when (. -
be set IN the factory for which 10 in,srss. la.
Mtssrs N. Wild Son, valstA, NY
III lG' BhUNDRED SON co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
DURAL DOMICILE at RYE, West

chester Co. az miles from New York, and contiguous
70 the New York and New. Haven Rasosd StanoA-The
subscriber Offers for sale this valuable property The prem
ses comprise two of aely situated aud ncossd
with superior walls the dwelling. recently finished,
handsome Dc ublc house. in cottage style aud but IN the
most perfect manner feet by TO- with wing, two
storee hasencnt ceiar Sc rooms, Of which two are
parlois 10 feet by Is each marble mantes walls OF hard
nnish out buildings the process Of erection we'll Of
pure water stone eis,ero, gardens valuable wrought
quarry Of hrst quality bsidag stone. Whom fslly COM
Melted this will Of the pretsst places Rye, and
fog gent dol, baslr in HewYork aud wishing
90 avail himself Of the railroad for sravel offers advan
town Terms easg Appf 60 JAMES II PARSONS, No.
~ Liberty st.. NewYok TO the subscribeI near the
Hrsnisss tin 3mTH&Th'l SAMUEL U. BERRlAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
FOR SALE Q. EXCHANGE for

3eeidepce, consisting Of a modern Well built two-stoIy
hans hsuse, with hard finished walls, sliding doors hall
feet wide. Attached s. good two story Kitchen and
wood house, and also se0d barn and carriage house
stable and garden with about two acres Of landSusd
N the village Of woodbrdse N j.. % miles from New
York and mica from the Railroad Depot, and miles
from Steamboat lsndisg and 4 miles west Of Railway.
communicated with this city BY Railroad and steamboats
several times day the Churches Schools and Post Ocs
are within Of amile. Apply 10 LEGOUX PARDES-
eUe, No s. Maden-lsnt, OF TO SIMEON w PHIL
LIPS, the premises isl TuTh&Su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES
The original patent. gsntsd 1876, upoa which all
others new in infringe. The public are caunsnsa
aseIpst purchasing Machines Rights OF any other Der
son, unless their Of attorney are dAted nccs
l. ls5s Is all others have been revoked HOWESPAr-
ENr FASTENINGS for PANTS, also for sale
tsins ELIAS HOWE. Jr.. No Dol Broaa~y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

SCHOONER for SALE-The fast sail
- ing schooner MARTIN VAN BUREN, now lying at
the foot of Christopher st. North RiverSad vessel Is "a
feet beam feet hold IS feet tee draws feet water
when loaded carries $50 tuns burden She has been rebuilt
new sails thro pghout Also everything complete and in
rum ing any moment She 10 well calculated to
run to Virginia in the pine wood trade Said schooner
be bought low and accommodating terms BY APPLYING
to PETER CHAMER P0ughkeepsle, or to VIM. DRAKE,
Deputv eherif City Hall N Y 13f lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
V7FRY DESIRABLE COUNTRY

v RESIDENCE for SALE The attention OF gentle.
men Ceslnns purchsss invited TO AN elegant CouatV
n snsau now oer psvate sale IN the borough Of Al
leutown Penn II located in the handscmest part of
che town end occupies, wrh me Eron. attached one
entire square $40 feet hent rear by lSo deep brick
stable and mouse the grounds conveniently
stsasa The house large shs Iooms spacious and LOTT
40 Is modern built with convenience It Is rarely
that Mansion sdmn ably adapted for the residence Of
xeAtemaA's family 10 exposed FOR sale.
Allentown ected with philadelphia ny three
DAILY line Of Stages aud tn New BY Stages and Rail-
road 10 remarkably healthy and del,ghnihy situated
In fertile country and beautiful scenery The philadelphia
and Wikssbare Teleg,aph passes through the towns
Railroad connecting with Ne~Ycrk City new IN process
ofcyscton and lately into the town
nassred The establishment with great facility be con
vsrted 6rst class Hotel Academy The title Is
able and the terms Of payment will be made
easy. ros further particulars sddress
ljf iawams ELL J. SAEGER, Allentown Penna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
NOR SALE-A small farm of Is acres

n al Smthtowp, Long Islald, about u miles from the
Isnyssd Station. no, far ea sehoothoas and church
On The place house. barn, eubuidines fIut trees,
EVAN 81. a4f Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
CntIerr, 6arSware, &r.
WATERWAYS PATENT

HENRY WATERWAYS PATENT
III HAMMERED SAwS-Ths subscriber wsnd call
the aten,ou dealers and others 20 this superior article
BY his patent process OF hsmmerns the saw u more
well Known pachinsts that the surface OF tempered
steel il ts hardest part Where tempered Accord
ing TO The usual and hammered BY hand NE
cesssry to polish them. thereby sadns 81 the most scr
vosabe part Of the saw These Saws are not asa
been put to the test Of the largest saw
Mills in this vicinity and pronounced ursquaied are
and circular saws. BURR, WATERMAN CO.
aSf1vs NO iis Sou1n-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
VERY Low PMCEs.-wATCHEs

VERY LOW PMCES.-WATCHES
and JEwELRY At REDUCED PRrCEs-Ths sub
WATCHES and jEwELRY, u now ssliinr off b. prs,sSt
stock af g realty reduced pifces
xne Cold Lepins Watches. holss js velsd, saS
Fine Cole Patss, Leyen- 80
and AZ ofher ksds q Watches 1t equally low prices
God Keys aid seah. Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and S
yer inineies Diamond Rings and Pins. Bracelets Cod
B,e.ssens Finger Rings, Silver yrun Kaives Sterling
svsr spoons Cups FORKS &C.. at much less prices tasn
Wsichss ld yswelry unchanged. An Watches Narrated
70 Keep good time ~ the returned Watcher Clocks
than the usual prices GEO. C. ALLEN,
Importer # Watches and Jswely whssssals ssd Retail
Ne 81 Wall q. GH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

COUNTRY SEAT on the HUD-
~ SON For tale Farm OF about 80 acres. seou. 20
Of wooS land in the village Of Hastings mes north Of
the o,ty House Iew of stone, ssbsana medsra STYLE
IL rooms with commanding rve, scenery unlies beauty
walk from the depot Of the Hu lson River Railroad
Grounds in the best order supplied with variety Of
stables AID house the premises. The whole or
pant will be sold by application the 60 the
pretor. ALEXANDER BRINE,
md lws Hastings, Westchss.er Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
Drn GOODS.

O~>~0~>~~c~>>>~~>>~~~~>
TRY GOODS for HOTELS, STEAM
II ERS, SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, and
COACH AND CAR MAKERS.
In CONSEQUENCE Of the burning Of Their warehouse IN
Nassau Ct, the undersigned have removed TO
No. 81 PARK-PLAcE AND No Is MuRRAY.sr.
Where they opening an entire new STOCK OIL
FURNISHING DRY GOODS
which branch of trade their attention will hereafter Dc
eIclusively directed 80,
They viii have constantly hand and will be receiv
ing direct from the manufacturers. every description ana
quality Of xr~s
Linen and Cotton sheetipgs Linen AVID Cotton Pillow
Casnss, Table Damasks Napkins and Tcwelng,, CoSn-
terranes and Quilts Satin De LANES and BIocatees pa
masks and Drapees, Coored and Whits Blankets Car.
petngs all the varieties Mastngs and Drusgen Curlsd
Hair and Feathers
Alss full and complete assortment Of
COACH AND CAR TRIMMINGS,-
Received direct from the French and German Factores
comprising every variety of Plushes, Cloths Cotcuncs
MaTcoines. Car Headings, Oil Cloths, Enamslsd ana
Patent Leather, Coach Lace and Frnges.
Also,
Damssks, Lastinss Moresns and Cape'rss for ChurcA
purposes. --..-,.-,-
invited to stock. (z7f lm1 DOhEMUS NlAoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

u Containing about shry ave asrss about nils: from
the civ and tea minutes wak ffom Railroad depot
healthy and pleasant IL the vicinity Of ssvs
raj fRo private resdeRces Will b sold Reasonable
Ne I<y HscedWav lM tms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
WANTED to PURCHASE-F;ve

w Dwelling Houses erek wood) lsca secs-s. civ
IN New York City, fer which oae-hird cash viii be psd
and the balance in land of the frat quality s sdspu,s
h,s located within very few miles Of the eity OF De
troll Nchgsa Principals only negotiated with Adar.ss
J. w. 8. Tribune Offce. md ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
Diano-fortes.

BOSTON PlANOS.-SAFFORD 4
~ BROTHER. No s6s Broadway. N T.. agents. fr tie
following well known Bos:ca Pisnovorss ksstaSi.sA-
meats VIZ Ealls,t Allen. issccs.so. to nre~a Hal
soa Prices fon SITS TO tos Pianos to rent asa tsAs<
81 lmsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
NI0 S00 MORTGAGE FOR SALE

W lOsCOO-A Gentleman wishes 10 dispose OF
ptopabe seven per cent mortgage having TWO
years to sturs The mortgage secured real estate
few hours ride from the city, but of first elias.
worth S25 Geo. and prompt rent Of $4,000 per an
um. $500 deduction will be made if application Is made
immediately Please address call at the Life Insurance
Office No 85 Nassau-st. m3Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
Jemelrp, Nt.

MANUFACTORY of SILVER-WAKE
lVl FOR THE TRADE-Articies Of every description
for the Trade with pro nptness and dispatch
sorekeepe. out Of this city invited call and cram
specimens which, for and auaty of sii-
ver viii compare favorably with Any ohsr
Tea Sets Uns, Pitcher Cups Tfumpes &c a,ss Spoons
and Forks Of variety If patterns
@. PECK, in. CO.. No. Is Duane u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

ITO LET.-The three-story House No.
IL 1914 Seventh ct, between Avenue and C. Rent $500.
Inquire Of X. GLENN, No 1874 Fulton ct. lsf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

situated at Tea Neck, Bergen County, NJ j., on the
road from Hoboksn 10 Tappan aud miles from Fort Lee
Ferry. The said Farm contains $50 acres of land with
lsse stone building ayd all the necessary out build
ss, large number of Fruit Trees, and never failing
supply OF good water, near the door, II required would
be divided and SO IN two parcels of 10 and 80 For
particular inquire Of A. G. ZABRl5KIE. the premses
OF Of ZABRISKIE VAN RIPERS. No. $40 Greenwich-
O., ma lmTurhkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

To LET-A pant of three story
-ss.. nvusk On aaey near zath-st. wth ell the
s.ss lnmssiasiy or or the first Of NAV Apriy 4,
10 IS B,wery during the day. at No ,si al 81 in
N''S NJ Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

S.ors front House, 20 by LOT 9S by 10 H. 2hst,
between 5h end 6ih-avs modern improvem Terms
easy Also large Brown Store front House with Store
and modern Improvements &h 2s,h ct; alse
efa others in different parts of the city desirable for resi-
depcss or Investment Apply TO psrsonal or BY letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

EARM for SALE-In New Jersey, near
the Blazing Star Ferry where steamboats, atop daily
kshway The 5srm Contains 100 scres of land
div ded into cultivated land. Woodland salt meadow
ture land and orchard House finely situated fSe0e may
remain mortgage at 6 per cent Apply to
ma linz JAMES h LOTT, No. Sc Wall Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

TO LET-The upper part of Dwelling
u Hsuse No. ia 1dst. Rent $975 A SamiIy without
chilcren would be preferred Apply at No "a Market ST.
ma Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

ITO LET-From May l, the two-stOry
II and attic brick HOUSE. situate No "a wooster st.
Rent $3.50. Can be between the hours Of and p
ma BE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

u aAout i've minutes walk from the ferry two hand
esns and we'll hnished th'ee-sov and basement birch
Wopsss Prlcs s. 3Qs pat Of which nav 70 on bond
and mortgage Inquire Of Evan JONES Prospect plass.
corner q Harrow. q. 16 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
EVOR SALE-A fine FARM, contain

ing about 80 acres. situated in New Rochelle. about
five minutes walk from the celebrated Neptune House,
and one hours ride from New YORK IL in hsh state
Of cultivation II has farmers dwelling barn. stable and
ouhouss, and there brock running through the farm
which never fails in the trycst season II commands
view Of the Sound fr miles. One hall Of the
chase money remain on bond and mortgage For fur
Their psstculars apply to Dr. c. HOWELL, Dentist Ne
II ChSnbsrsst- h3 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
COUNTRY RESlDENCES.-Several

~ s:hsssf.l Cos.sy EssSs.ess g Let, na pleasant
8avsa RaalrveA Price rent iron So TO $a5e PEI
Alse three four fls places, sale, price
La 1rvaAwO. Nln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

II AND suitable for VILLAGE.-For
IL SALE, forty to fifty of Land, one half of it
woodland. situated on the New-YerI and New Haven
Railroad between the villages Of New Rochelle and Pol
hamvns, ~ miles from Ne York Trains past thess
lands six times day each Way aud they bounded
the South BY the road lesda East Chester Apply to
DR. A. SMITH, New Rochelle, or to Z. AUERBACH
Ne a. John At l5f2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

FI,O LET-Part Of a House, pleasantly
lscats5 in the seventh Wsyd 20 asmal qnies family
Par p.rcp lsrs ina Nc. IA East Broadway. m3 &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

NOR SALE-The three story and base
IL mont brick Dwelling House. with counter. cellar !;
house 20 BY about 40 feet 20 feet by half the block
situated on West l8h. st. between 9Th and 9th avs Part
Of purchase money can remain on bohd and mortgage
Price 5000 Inquire of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

IL RENf.-Oysr SEQ Houses in Nswyo,k p,o,lIy.
&c to Ret, ct. REGISTER Of al Dwelling Houses from
OF New York ard vicinity viii be iep and ali DE-
si,ous OF SAVING time troues &c 60 50 b, sddrssnnr
= ine with cescripssn Of House wanad rant .,-nsr,sn
Sc (or ealing Al tie Conmlssa Aeene, Os.s ~, ,qa
sos., y fOs f e. 81 s1sm n, a. wAsTs
Fee 90 cents B-pesons hayinr Hos..s "a D., Iii
please send description AZ above s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

UU LIZ Tile large anu convenient
u dwelling and out houses including ice house, &C., and
ten OF land situate about three miles southwest Of
the village of Eswburgh frem the first day OF April nsxt
The premises supplied with good well and cisern
ter garden and abundance Of choice fruit and shade
trees. tcemnands extensive prospect and il heal
thy location For further particulars inquire Of B. H.
MACE or the Proprietor at kewbursh
l0f 2TukThtf JAMES R. DIXON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
HOUSES, STORES and OTHER

hOUSES, SlOhES ana " II EN-
III PROPERTY in the city AID vicinity Of New
York Let ard the Rents Collected Leased for tern
OF years, and the rents guaranteed where sufficient
inJncemsrts are offered. Landed and ether estatss
taken in custody Agent Attorney Real Estate city
ara country. (ths growing Went" ncudeD ought. sold
ard exchanged Money invested in stocks loaned
rsod City Bonds and Mortgages interest 90 collected
prompt returns in all cases eoHniss'ons modsrsss,
Once No. II Wall st from to N Ne 1921 Hoss-
tom st., frcm to A NJ, At IL and from s to r N.
EyrynENcE: Willets Co, No. 303 Pear-st; Goodhus
4 Co. No 81 South st Vim X. Smith, ESQ Ne Z
Wade. lane L. v Kirby, Nc II Cedar-st; s. U WI.
hama ESQ., No q wan-T Harper broseer'' no - q
CliG 1t. J'i"
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TO LFT-At Hobaksn


story nd basement srick dwelling houses. many Of
York. and hashsd 10 the hsnosomssi s,,ls Ec nd Ia
water N kitchens, bathrooms 10 Inas,rs =, tSs 10
bcf zen LaAd Otcs, Of e - '-' IN"
ain' W. sHIPPEN, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
ENOR SALE To LET-A desirabl,

I%~VN 0hLE ON To LIZ IA deSIraUl6
Residence in Sing Sing mile from the DEPOT
ssuHs q acres Of land. which anew and suestan
Oal alt house containing ten Parers have
BE nAAses and docIn There is also eIcsllent
wsls water on the place. Price sa3o part u Which
may remain On bond and mortgage. FOR futAef paYtic0
Ian. isQurs Of J. JOHNSON Nc. ~ Cedarst asf st'
peal ESTATE for SALE.-Ten
u elevated and shaded BUILDING SITES. fsn
to 10 acres each kne~n the CedAs within mpuss
walk OF the pepot at Rye. westchester Co Terms cay
Apply to MARY W. PUkpY I'VE: or 10
AUGUSTUS PURpY. ear Ladlcw and Bresns. Sta
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ii saratoea Springs, n Y This large and modous
Hotel located the west side Of Broad way,
door south Of Union Hal and the immediate vicinity
~ Congress Spring will be lot for term Of yeaS, from
he LIT day Of May The Hotel 70 entirely new. and
ths establishment IN complete order The rooms are
large and arranged with reference to the accom-
mediation Of families No better hotel establishuent for
winter we'll business be found at Sara
soga For further Particular inquiries may be made of
LESTER BARTLETT, Esgrs OF this village Or VI the
subscriber on the premises The properly also for sale
reasonable terms JOHN II. WHITE.
Garutsea Syringe Feb. 10. 1881. lef tap1S
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YD LET Evenings and Sundays,
large room furnish ed sutasle for society meetings
q small ehu Gu Inquire at No. AZ Brosswsy-up .t.rs
room, NOD I'm ~
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Two RENT-To small family part of a
Il House. for which board will be taken in payment
Apply at No 26 4th between IL and CLOCK m3 81
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THO LET-Well-lighted ROOMS, with
IL or without Steam Power, of any sire. Inquire Of
dlsn c. M SIMONSON. No. lG Lewis-st
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ITO LET-A three -story brick ID yelling
Hou.- No b Bank st with all IN. msiern . prove
usnis. To be ssen from l,to2 p NJ Real Ss,' Ia!aTs
OF 4. 2 WOOD, No 40 Perry m,E'
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NOR SALE-The elegant brick House

h with extension, rsplsts with every convenience
hos air fam gas, rage 30. en- Csrroplscs, third
house from Court st., RTooklyn. Will BE- sold easy
terms, and large portion may remain mortgage. Ay
ply 70 JOHN H. KEYSER b CO. IS Clinst. 0U
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE. The adyer

COUNTRY RESlDENCE.--Ihe adver-
~ seT desires purchase from to 10 acres of good
Land located healthy spot upon which There is sub
sIaIaa House. with suitable cut houses and good supply
Of fruit, accessible hours ride by Railroad and
within ten minutes walk of the Depot. Holders of prop
ery Of the above description find cash purch BY
addressing d. H. w. Tribune Office giving full descnp-
tons. ~ 2ws