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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. w.i..,
y street, below Fourth, PhadeIrha aWines hquos an coua
cs portson and pfoducer BE- .a
cheaper and furnished members OF Con
eress Washington city shortest pat
by " Adamz's Express"
Sherries ~ Sparkling Champagne,
Madeiras, Moct, cAHh
Ports, Ciicquot,
Red wine, Dinet,
TeneriHe Penuchot,
Lisbon, HeIdsck,
Nuscat, and many Others.
Frontgnan, Sparkling N1osele,
Malaga, Hockheim,
Clareu of all Ruderhem
sauterne, Marcobrunn,
Burgundes, the largest stock In PhizdelphIa.
Brandies Of all sorts.
and pale casks demjon, In b0tes with cheap
and very and old.
Scotch whkey Monongahela Bourbon Jamaca Spirits
preserving brandy blackberry
ale, London porter stout, bbs. Of dozen.
-#.4H harana Cigars,
importation, reliable quality always hand
Wholesale by the quarter box.
only establishment where all wines, &C., directly
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country Trade,
supplied wholesale and retail by the demohn
dozen package OF assorted SORTS
Orders by telegraph giving limit in price,
personal acquaintance with aI the principal pro
ducag Europe and with
there offer good ARTICLES cheap Call and
JACOB SNIDER, JR's.,
Cheap Wine Store, No. rs Walnut ST. Philadelphia.
Feb dly
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NEW GOLD PENs.-TAYLOK x MAURY, booksellers,
IN 9th have just received
ply splendid gold pens, the best patern price, from
dollars. will be found kapps
bracd niche pense most approved from it's close
semance quill and being made OF degrees of he1b
to suit any handwriting
SeDfs
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DISTRICT or CoLuABtA,
Washington county, TO uit /:
OkrHAs's CouRT,

OErHAN's COURT,
August 3, is52
ordered that the
W. Domniek late OF Buenos Ayes, South America deceased
required creditors said deceased
W for three weeks, In the Union.
Tese- ED. N. ROACH, Register.
Aug s-iaw3w
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The steamship Columbia will keep up semi monthly eommu
Francisco Oregon awaiting al the
of mails from Panama
delay mails and Tor
stea from San Francisco. III.
regular popsle and side wheel steamers will be kept
freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
will the conneIion between
Mexican The the Allan
will be maintained by the United States mail steamships
Ceorpla 1900
ONO. .oos'
III Dorado.
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FOR HARPER.s FERRY.

(pArLr usxD
THE pscket the
commencing this date between Georgetown and RaIpsrs
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpcr's fcr
morning 10 in tune for the for Cumberland and
Winchester
Returning, leaving arpcrs Ferry at m, arriving ccsre
morning al o'clock
will he in readiness, the arrival Of
GEORGETOWN, convey them 10 Washington
0f-Fsre throsgh, Including board, ~ 80
MarN
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University of Georgia,

iE Of this institution will elect professor of natural
TO fill vacancy the l7, Of November next The
will teach the French language addition
o branches appropriate TO the ptofessorshp.
Salary, 81 700 per annum, payable quarterly.
Sept A. 4tlaw ASBURY HULL, Secretary.
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BALTIMORE College Of Dental surgery. ssss'o


ID bssx~'s3
Chspn Harris, A. r. NJ D.. Professor OF Principles and rc
cf Dental Surgery,
Tho. T. Bond IT, A. NJ D., Professor Of Special Pathology
and Tberapentcs-
w Handy NJ n, Professor Of Anasny and Pm, sooGy.
Alfred A. Blsndy NJ D. Professor Of Operative Dentes,ry
Phie H. Austen, NJ D. Professor OF Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald NJ Wright, A. NJ. N. d., Lecturer on Chemsiry
The mechanical and dissccng will be opened on the 49,
Monday 81 October The nhmsry will he throughout s
Tn. Of begin Monday
November, and continue nil the last of March -
Ticket. for the slo dsscctnx ucte (oftona Wv
mstrgcnlstinn, - diploua fee, go.
Good board from 81 so TO 81 50.
Anr5 w. r. HANDY, DsAI
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CHARLOrTE HALL SCHOOL.

IN anxiety
school pe-emineny useful, the have
afforded board and tuition al prices far below those
barely
The greatly increased public
appoint additional teacher drill
military To and other incidental
school demand the board
been induced u addition charges tuition,
aggregate hoped will be suhcien, for all contingencies There
forc-
Rrsa hereafter the charges in this
shall be follows
Per quarter.
In the primary English department alone 50
IN
In the classical classical aud mathematical department W
In the department OF modern language, io each foreign
In scientific department. chemistry, NATURAL ph,o.
ophy, astronomy practical surveying, Ae with nee OF
instruments and Attendance experimental lectures,
hoard, Washing, &C, re............... 22 50
The vacation extended the third MONDAY in
September.
ny order board o
T.. r. BRISCOE Register.
CuArIorrs Hall, ST Mary. county Md, July 30 1874.
GLORIOUS NEWs-The important discovery yet
~ Phpss patent liquid carpenters bfusbnskcrs book
binders
patent liquid
is free fom smell viii liquid any
as cement Tor wood stone china glass marble
wherever has
mechanics Observable hrrt We
70 hardware s'nonerr, druggists Ae and
less by ~ ordinary We making
n~r
will do well
bottles as by the gallon
part OF the United rstes, carriage free.
the British polish, ofhree
merchants, attend TO the above. Apply ssty
PHILLIPS Co,
July 3-d3m Cedar street, Pearl, New York
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nISCOvERy and Exploration Of the Mississippi Val
IL Of Marquette, Aoney Mcmhe,
and hnassse Douy by John emay shea vo 5mo
by J. v. Huntington, author OF Lady Alice
Mems Wives Tbacke,ays Appleton'- Popular Library
Wellington and Peel. hppotons Popular Library
Manual OF the Molu<ta Hudimentary Treatise Shells
by s.P. Woodward vol, London.
TAYLOR n MAURY,
OctG booksellers, gth
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" vol, London
Gillespie Location Construction, and Improvement Of Com
mon, Paved, Plank roads. vol, is52
RiOodgoOdS Treatise Roads. L vol, New York
Law On Constructing and Repairing Roads. vol, London
Macnels Tables Earthwok Cuttings and Embankmens.
VOL, London
Bashfoth's Earthwork Tables. VOL. London
Tables sibley and Rutherford vol quarto, Lon
don
Trantwine on Excavations Embankments vol Phlade
pla
Virgins Enbankmeuts. vol, London
NchoIson's Railway Masonry. vol, London
variety OF the best works, English and American on lines
mortsrs bridges surveying, constructing and
manaS~ment general INNINGS
taurry Most of the best works geology
and buildings mechanics
applied and steam engines and
navigation. fhNNth ihfboh
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,nEMOCRATIC Review for Jw~~-l 81, With pcrt~ai'
TBfFNshf'H '''ls10Sd rRANcK TAyoLR.
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ID H.. HOOE n CO., Whol~sape and Retail Dealers ir
carpstnx cloths, mAtnRs, Curtain materials
sbeetinr furnishing goods generally
between 7h sod 9Th streets, Washington
n. e.
mi 00-n
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Pacific Mail Steamship Compsny.-rhc only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
Wa Nav Ray Nm

eeasya The public informed that, under the presen,
IV4vfFx this company, inspected
ZHllkH and approved by the Navy Department. suitable
strength and power for conversion into war
carrying United mails, will
hereafter Panama for San Francisco arrival OF
mails, Panama the
LIST The following packets be-
longing company Pacifc at which
will be always in pert each end OF the route:
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nE NOLLAND's French Gouuse Pate. = swp~vsow -
cls for The envelopes which
be -.n 10 distant psrt- Of The wod For sale by
-tE TAYLOR h MAURv.
oet 70 Bookssnsra osh street,
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Through the entire Si-nee erepf ten n
uaich Is done tn coaches.
The daily union., 1852-11-09

To IRE rrption Clairaan Ourants, aud Permit
Of Mineral Land. I. ..H.N Nk s#f. u.
tho right .mp'ion Of the
lands within townships and fractional townships above
meneA IA required satisfaction of the
rersr land once, and make payment
therefor tti notice. before
asy public
embracing claimed such claim will be forfeited
Ana sv.rv peson hsvrs entitled "An
land disct in the eoV OF Wisconsin, snd
I'd March, s4T isssss, opnufs
OF their leases p-rnits
and fractional townships above
vvho entitled 'An
price Of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
district Michigan, Chippewa district in Wisconsin,,
1885, the land covered by their
occupancy and permits respectively The minimum price
of than u section, emit
ued o such permit the land
ONCE purchase he shall do full secton at the
establish The the saiis
register and receiver Willow river, and make
practicable rot,cs,
Of the public cf
the claimed otherwise such eso win he
forfeited .- -. -
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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Aug s-iaw3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
Observation-Disclosures,

p1rchased the rgnt the sta
NJ MARYLAND AID Visisa for Everens celebrated Msise
M Turprx Wooden Bows Is cesirous Of purchasing as'
o, Land having upon II Maple and Ash T1nosr or Of ~
with him some enteTprsihs young min In one o.
ho,e states who has such land 70 conduct the business
be will exchange the night TO one s'ate oI soo. uP
rms Thee probably is branch OF business %
ard lbs. REQUIRES so ttle actual cash capital wncn WI
give 80 arse return ths-the machine being %
hoy car orerste IL and of bowl every Two
apo % smooth the appearance OF haSnf oe POI
nbed IL possesses manifold advantages over ne ea s
broad narrow shallow deep thick thin even 70 the 30
Of ar inc a-and last thogsh least 9, ess hsn
the coat Of the old mschnemsde bows, and VEINS ~
over ore quarter - much OF the timber
rptos.be for the old style Of bowls TO be sold 81 ~ n'
sss Of tbose usSe by this machine Address ~ H. " bo'
NO ASH New loIh Pos;-Ores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
poIitiral Notices.

~ second Ward scott and Graham Asso.
rt.riou-A meeting Of this Association will be held at
Headquarters, No 10 Dutchst, THIS (mondsyl EVEN.
ING Aug 23 at O'Clock Alt voters Of the Ward who
are friendly the nomination and election of Scott and
Grsbs respectfully invited to meet with end enrol
Tor the Campaign. BY order $500
GIDEON CLIFTON, President
JAMES GALLAGHER Uio. pr.Sa.n..
JOSEPH 5. TAYLOR, ''''1'"''
soLosos KING. Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
T Asst CHANCE-ONLY A FEW

LOTS LEfr-Lots for only 10, in the besatial VII
age Of Yonhe and two chaness 10 obtain two dwelling
Houses vi lch ss75 each, without additional cost
The undersgse ned has 0j Lots the smallest Of whc ara
q BY 100 feet In the ,urhing Of Yonkers which
only half hours ride by the Hudsn River RAILROAD wh.
N - minuLeS walk Of the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing.
Two housessre building on lots desgnaied tho map
a. Nos s. and g. which 10 erecting under contract 70 cost
$o75 each.
Ten dollars be paid delivery Of 80 tho
9Th OF September and SO may remain bond and
nortssge for three yeeIs at D per cent
The craving for choic, lots v positively take place
In toe age OF YOnke the 9Th Of septsD next and
perons drawing lots % ADD 81 will Do entitled 70 me
houses thereon without additional cost.
An persons that dssrous OF procuring ono 90 nore on
these lots shoold subscribe once there are Sn isw
lots left not subscribed for
sales OF Red Estate MerchsntS Exchange add Hosss-
hold Effect, AT attended 70 on r.Ansso
t.,ms ALBERT h. NICOLAY,
Auetioneer, Real Estate aud Insurance Agent.
(No 30 Wsil-st-, from 10 AN. u Pm
Onces'' and No. "a Grsnd-sf. from 2. NJ TO . Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
mo OYSTER PLANTERS-Tne sus-

scriber owns two miles Of the very bet shore for
planting Oysters UPON York River 10 the State OF vrgic
which il universally conceded 10 tbs yer OF the United
States In which the finest and met highly Favored Oyssrs
are 10 be found When be Cspho.1" 10 tbs
Of his farm he has said ell that 10 20 ,ecomead
II 10 great many persons 10 kewYok end ~ nsighbr.
hood who have been engaged In the Oyster trade Toe
Vrna Law fofb.os nonresdents Of the State 70 plant
Oyste in this Under this state u things the sub
scnber thinks be may dss Of part Of he sbors apoa
very advantageous TO those wishing 70 engage Ia the
Oyster business BY dividing his shore portioa Of into
certain number Of ots with land enough esch fer the
purpose Of erecting buildings and Of raising fruits ssd vsse
tables for the Northern market Tho lsad y sdnrsbly
adapted for gsrderibf puposs being taa,sd the sssth
sde Of the vsr nearly three mies VIDE which ssfves 70
temper the north sns west visds Of the pres ssssssy
ssosdns mos ancient protection against the isfs hoc OF
that This otter efads (for modssss nml tee
Of gaining residence In the otss, see oi
the right TO plant Oysters and Of tfSfns ssnesey soss
line II the subscriber Go5 psrohas:fs nF sooe ~ o.
FIVE Of these lots he wiz cell, bat vosid nos % vn
cell othervise He 10 Psrtsusry a.xoss q ~ %
enoueho justly his selling, shs nosrs@ WI sesca1S
date I'm upen very rsssoasbls teF,a Leetsu 1890
tie mbecrber n william sbare W., wM y eesa9ee V
Until tie 20ti Of SsptsmbsT 6 wtsh o.e y w hevs
Soy Nav. York On 8 matter q baAnea. ~ sA0s tn
While thsss be intends visiting Staten lsa.d By Meaning
Ia Cat Jseob Post Of etasss Isen1 he vhsreaheofs
nav i sa.S THOMAS GRIFFIN PEACHc, j.
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\, pubsbed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Pnce ~
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-For

~ sale at Nysck ola mile from the landing embracing
about II including all the furniture it sands au
ing Utensils Csrisses Horses Ac Ac The grounds are
order many varieties OF fut In full bearing Tho houss
So feet 'front.' facing the Hudson River directly spposte
TaIrytown contains two parlors, dnnnsrooua library,
twelve bedrooms servants room, kitchen store nc,
&c. and sood buildings fences good new. and excel
lent springs Of wser the place and the house. sons
excellent Opportunity occupy ples.sn,
try residence. Apply TO HOMf R MORGAN No Pine It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES.

One Of the most desirable Of Land yet offered
for sale is the Land belonging Charles Beran, In the
beautiful village OF FoTdhsn the Harlem Railroad The
plots about 100 feet square, containing FRAT trees Of d
tefent Kinds and about 1--WE minutes walk rom the Railway
Depot besutifu eminence In foil view OF the PAt-
sses North River end Long Island about one hours nde
from City Hall, Newly orb Those wshirs country resi-.
denee, here find sorcins every ciitv kr doing
business in the city. Inquire OF II. $. GlLBERr No
Naaust, between the hours Of II ard where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
Chances fer Business Gleu.
U,O COMMISSIONERS of DEEDS
UO CLOTHIERS.-For sale, the lease

.,ocl and fixtures of the Clothing Store No 20 Full
,onst corner OF Gold-,t known Gen Tay!ors Head
opasn-is one OF the best stands IN the city Rent very
10 Hasten occupied as Clothing Store the last 1--WE
- with sood run Of customers WI be sold on rea
,opAhe terms Apply to p l. ROGERS, corner Of Nassau
and FultOn-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

WANTED-Immediately, the upper
w part Of House. and frsat basement Location
contiguous 70 Broadway west Rent not 20 exceed sSS
per snnum. Address q, Broadway Post-Ofos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
pARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
cents extra.
Sixth sod the LAST WEEK Of WHITES ETH
OPIAN SERENADERS, who, With Miss EMMA LES
LIE; the Vocalist Mr.. Common, the Comic Melodist
and La Petite TAGLlONI will appear every afternoon at
and every evening at 8 O'Clock
The living sERPFNTs, OSTRICH. oRANG.oUTANG,
&c, 10 b. a. usual.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.-FTee Con-
~ certs at the Otto Cottage, Hoboken celebrated
Band OF sixteen Performer every MONDAY, WEDNRS-
DAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS commencing At
O'Clock p. NJ Should the weather b unhvorzbla the
Concert will take place the nsrt fair day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
NOR Saba small Farm of 90 acres,

fusted within one mile from the Depot at Ehzabeth-
tcvn, Sew-Jerssy. For particulars inquire OF WHITE
HEAD BROTHER, pruggstA No l59 CrespvthSt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
- UILDING LOTS for SALEin

- bROOhLYN.-rhree very desirable Lots the
corner OF Ncstrsno and Quincy the tNth Ward
in 8 very pleasant oestion Inquire Of HORACE H.
MOORE, corner OF Exchange place and Hspoverat
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THEATER.-The

DROAD WAY THEATER.-The
Id pubs 10 RESPECTFULLY Informed that this Thesfer will
= epened for the sessen MONDAY the Soth sst The
Iades and Gentlemen engaged al th Establishment are
rruuested TO assemble in The Green Room on thursday
pe.t Aua Il Of II O'Clock IN the forenoon.
THOMAS RARRY, Stage Manager
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DROOKLYN.-A Gentleman and Wife,

n,.h,d an obsrsi.e with partial Beard for Gentisraen
No = Corsordst within few MINUTES wAk 81 Fsit'n
Perry hsts,sSSss required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
EAST MORRISANlA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Lots (remainine unsod) varying In dc
hom eshth OF offered or SALE
the favorable Ten per cont down and BAL
snce before March, 1884 Title perfect Thsss ots
occupy very healthy and beautiful location and In
fill view Of the East River and In the immediate vicinity
the residences Of several Of the most wealthy end
peotable citizens Of Weebester County. Also ine hshina
within one quarter Of mile. Several houses arc nov
building and lots selling rapidly For maps ard other In
formation apply 10 ID. b. WlNTON, No Tryoo-Tow, ssax
Harlem Railroad Office. opposite City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

pOAhD.-GOod Rooms and Board az
A. No. IS Fulton-st for Transient day and permanent
hosraeu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS.-Now
/ ready new editions Of the following works
PICKWlCK ABROAD; or, Tour in France. By G.
W. Reynolds Superbly illustrated by Characteristic
cravings, by Cruikshank Price 50 cents
MABEL, the Child Of the Battle Field Elegantly Illus
trated. Price so certs.
MANNERS; or, The Child Of Crime. work Of deep
interest. Price - cents.
BY L. L. Blanchard Eight illustrations Price so cents
ROSE ASHFORD; OF, The Ruined Gamester. BY E.
L. Blanchard. -Four illustrations. Price 50 cents
MYSTERIES AND MIsERIES OF NEW-ORLEANS.
By Ned Buntne His last and best work. Price Is cts.
TOM KING, the Celebrated Highwaymsn. By the au-
thor of Captain Hawke" Claude Duval" &c. Beauti.
fully illustrated. Price Is cents.
NEARLY READY:
CAPTAIN HAWKE. BY the author OF Tom King"
ORMSBY l. BACKER, (late Thomas Ormsby)
Publishers, No IL Ann.st
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ROAHD.-Large rooms, with bedrooms.
NJ furnished or untuInshei. suitable for Families or sin
&c Gentlemen sine us B-ecaerst third block war q
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
L'OR SALE-An elegant free stone

L'OR SALE-An elegant free stone
three story snd basement House finished In the vesy
modern STYLE with bsths 10, dusts In the hpse
part OF Union-st, BIoskyn
Als story and basement Gothic Cot,ase, With large
LeId, gape vines shrubbery, Sc ntusss In bond near
money each ofs premises can remain on bead aad mort
isgs.
,fSasbury Herkimer 90 NJ Y, for tale exchange IN,
,uire of EDGAR j. LEETE, Counsellor st-Iaw, No. ~
tul,on.a., N. y, or Of VIM sYAEs, No. q wsA ssosS-
way.
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GREAT BARGAIN in TIMBERED
A RARE CHANCE-For sale or 70

IA let, ofth- h.,i stands In tho City Of Brooklyn,
row occupied Flour snd Feed Store, veil essoshsd,
ard doing extensive snd profitable trade Any pesson
shns 70 enter into the abOye business Gill hesr an o-
poHunity uDsurI sssed either In Brooklyn New forh.
by addressing FEED STORE Brooklyn Post Oce eating
about SStCO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

C,OR SALE-Fifty eight acres OF Land,
L three miles rom Willansbursh, toward Newtown,
suitsbe for dividing into village loA II miles disant fro1
lie andins Of tho Jerry Newtowp Cresk and bel
mile from the plankosd, which stages every bali
sour for cents On the premises there large hosse
ssrn, 40 Apply to WATkIN HIHE- soothes<t sorns9
~ Broadway and 0rand.st. ksw-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
UOR SALE-The delightful Country

LNOR SALE-The delightful Country
Residence known a. Woodlawn, situate In the
town Of New Windsor, Orange County, three miles
from the village Of Newbugh. Tho Farm contains
sxty.ono acres OF excellent land. TN tho premises
ore large and commodious dwelling house, sui-
Gent barns and other outbaidinss, shpond fed by
springs and neyer-faiDg stream. and sny young sp-
vi, orchard Of srated ut The lawn about the house
ains gr, at variety Of forest trees Altogether. Woodawn
combines many attractions be found nywhene 10
country residence be reached In about three hours
frorn EewYork BY railroad steamboat For partioaxa
inc ure Of HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine 81, New York.
JAMES w. FOWLER, Newbursh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
HOUSE and FURNITURE for SALE.

HOUSE and FURNITURE for SALE.
One Of the most commodlous HJuses ia tho Seventh
ard in good xhborood and D. rfsct order with ell
the modern improvements As the family who occupy
the sane about removing from the city large portion OF
terms will be liberal and possession given within mouth
Tor less ifdesed) after sale FOR further particulars inquire
Of JOHN II BIiRK, No. Z5 PaTkrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
NOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for a

II FARM-The House and Lot, No l2l 9th-av. The
building l6xf0 feet four stories high built In most sub
santial manner iour and feed IL well cscls-
I'D for cabne msnyactory and warehouse would suit
any manufacturing business IL required. Tho
snoye will sold low Farm of Is 80 the
City, will be taken in sxchangs-on Long Island pssorred
FOR particulars inquire of N. WELLS, No lo7 9th