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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-07
Stoves! Stoves! StOycS!!

600 COOKING, PARL0R, AND OFFICE
%OO STOVES, of the latest styles and most
approved patterns, just received from the Foun-
dries, and will be sold as low at retail as they can
be purchased at the Nor h.
Also, a good supply of TIN and JAPAN WARE,
Patent PUMPS, &c. constantly on hand. Alkinds
of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron work done at short
notice. WIN. J. L0UGEE,
Merit door ADORE the Post Office.
Raleigh, Dec. /, 1858, I4-3t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-07

T AIDES, if you want beautiful white COM
IL plexion, ean at Vaughan & MOore's, and ge.
a cake of Bazins Hymptt Soap, 1t removes Free
kles, Sun Burn, Tan, &c. Give il a trial.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-07

!" NW1N u FgWPEV WIFI 4VHIVFNG nv
kles, Sun Burn, Tan, &c. Give it a trial.
"HITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, AND WIN.
w DOW GLASS.-We keep constantly on hand
a very large stock Of all kinds of Paints, Oils
Window Glass, &C., which We viii sell as low a,
can pc bought in the State.
VAUGHAN 4 MOORE.
Geldsbore', Nov. IA, 1858. IL
ENLESH Gloves and Brushes. For producing
healthy action of the system. For sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
! August 10th. 1853. 81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-12-07
Fl EN- derSOn Male Academy y.
GRANVILLE COUNTY. NC.

Nov. 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
DOOK.KEEPING, &c-B. +. FOSTER

RUUh-hEEfINO, Nc-D. r. FUSIER,
ID author OF Prize EssAy On Ps1msnship,- .Doahl-
Erin Eluc;az.ed- rbe cogntns- Hou.- 6sauaI5 snd
ether POPULAR works teaches BOOKKEEPING, WRIT.
ING de- Ne 81 Broadway. where youths - well =,
adults qualified for commercial pursuits expeecus
and superior Terms Moderate Proficiency r1z-sp
tesd cerfestes Of ary grated Gsntieme. soaversap
with the dstss OF the coGrtns kous may stain Under NJ
FOSTERS Instruction . masSrE k,owledss Of Douhls
Ert-y u the short space Of ane week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
CARM for SALE In the town of Greenwich.

L'ARM for SALE In the town Of Greenwich,
Il Fairfield County, Conn. about 50 miles from the
City Of NewYerk-s;tua.ed Kirr-sf Rosd niles from
Port Chester and New Hsvea Railroad and about esaA
distance from White Plans and Harlem Railroad sod
fSrm contains ss<ut g. acre OF exeesn, land dwelling
hcase and ont buildings apple Ssehszd and other fruit
Zres &c Bat kw Places more eligible - location
thsn thn The house stands somewhat elevated yrognd
An extensive view Of TIE surrounding country
s Lent lsssnd SOUND large proportion Of the purchase
-" ,sH,ssa on nortxs<e- For further partrcr i,s
m4lile Oh 9ohN Cl.Aff, President OF Meckanies' and
presaiseA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

EXCEISIOR--Paren wishing to find an
H. Instintoa n which hood order maintained By real
kisne-s and rsp,d improvement srrsd By thoroash Ia
sruction viii be peassa and srvsd the Commercial sn
''- = 'S''' SOLOMON JEsSER. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
DWELLING HOUSE in BROOKLYN fol

IL SALE.-The two-story and H'ae House Nc. l1
Schennerhons n w eorne- Of oyt, offered tor sale
accommodating tors Tho House has bsen occupied
by the present owner SINCE It was built Is good order
and one 81 tie peasanest residences IN Brooklyn IT'S
fsT,dv improving neghborhood aud convenient TO oil the
oa FERRIES the one The foot OF Montsgueplee, OBJ
toxte Wallst being the nearest The lot y by 100
There are twelve rooms the house ncud ne the kitchen
admirably adapted to accommodate large family dry
hssemeni and undecesI ciste;n supplied nom ront aud
rear OF housc, with ioree-p0np within doors Iheie arr
tour large ang grape the premises aud aud
shrubbery In abundance. Two thns more Of the pur
chase money remain on boad ard Apply GA
nooI. rear Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

HARLEM-on lssth st.. south side between
"a ans oSnsv& = or Ssse or 10 Let, t~o beantIfal
Baths Range. Water Ciosets te new and resay for IN
meesse occupation Apply 10 II BROWN. No u
Wall g. from tosPM "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Jnstructiou.

CADEMY Of PENMANsHIP.-Mr
IA GOLDSMITH Will r-csive rev Puplls daily q, h.
RcorDs, No. rs Broadway Lacfes classes II ADD
ocloek; Genilener A NJ and 3 : and O'Clock p NJ
Private instruction. II hours coysnasaf to the pur See
cards AZ the Acscsmy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Unwilling HOUSE for sALE.-A large

entirely new Dwelling House, suitable for iarge
family gentee boarding house and hIss-iae oeason
and well arranged Boys Boarding and Day sc hool
NTH said dwelling about ofland good ffa trees
we'll &c IL 10 in the midst Of thriving population IN
beautiful village two hours distance from New-for&. on
the New. ORR and New Haven Railroad circumstances
are such that the property offered az cost The bulls aud
plan o said house BE- seen and information had son
eernins IL by calling on CHARLES II. MCDONALD, No.
le2 Nassau-st corner OF Ann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
CPLENDID BUILDING SITES for SALE

Oat YONKERs on n gh-st. II plots Of two or more
acres combining fine Of the HHds0n River staten.
New York and Long Isand. with handsome nand scenery
To party OF three FIVE wishing 20 improve adjoining
locations this property oers superior Inducements being
retired free from All nuisnces and but one mile roR the
Railroad station For terms apply at No 20 FatOn-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
QUART CRUSHING MACHTNp-T,.

~ attention Of parties Interested IN Qusrex Crrshinv
Machines requested 70 machine wlsh haz ben erecse3
,sr ne sI1 put N OPERATION b stream the Novelty Iron
been very ss..cto Psrtiealars Dc oses,ned from
me No 10 Broadway OF By application It the Novelty
u~a"~n B. w BULLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
CoR sALE-sl5,OU-A FARM of 25l

Tor SALE-$l5,OOc-A FARM of POI
ii acres situated in the town OF Warwick County Of
Orange Can be purchased the above sum application
be made before tie hrsi OF March IL sa pleasant location
miles from the y. Y and Enc RarOsG ai ChesIerl IA
high state Of cultivation soil principally limestone equally
well adapted Tor sras OF sain well 5ered wen ir'ced
with sionew all and wei waeTed with springs aud srea
that never fail. On the premises good substantial
Stone Dwelling large Barn and Hay H0use tmosly newt
capable Of stabng 80 head Of cattle large GaneTy Car
mage House and othe- cut buildings and exceen;
Orchard Of grated Fruit perhaps the best IA The oouaty
ANY person DESTROYS Of punch rood Far IN re-
spectacle hood, with Schools AID Churches con-
Neuent would do well 20 examine The above premises
Two thirds Of the purchase money remain on boad
ard mortgage II desired Title inesPutsbe fog further
incrfu inquire OF the JOSEPH ROY, on the
premses OF A HOWELL, in the Batter Store No iSs
Sxth-Av- Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

EOR SAI4E.-The valuable property At the
II northwest CORNER ef Bleeckrr and Grseaes,s being
rlot OF 50 e<t Rlreskest ey leo feet 0recnest
ana al covered with eaihhne~ paying . good reat
Tas plot suitable fes large eassnesseshin ,aaAkinx
nphafery or for artisan wanting large lot and viii
,yoye iine inv esfment Apply 70
f'"'' HoMkR MORGAN, Nc. Pi,est
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
nor SALE-At Long Branch. New.Jersey

EOR SALE-At Long Branch, New-Jersey,
Il small FARM containing "a seres ali 10 big state
of eut ssiion with large twOstoty house nearly new
beautifully surrounded with shade Of nut and ornamental
trees: al.o new esrn carnage house and 81
buildings necessary for place 0; that ktnd Sad ProPery
is situated about mile from the sea shore, where TIE
LONG Branch Bcsrn shcus-s stnsea and also within
cue mile OF the steamboat landing Sad property would
be very desirable country residence 20 any one wish
ins 70 retire from he city For particulars ADDE'S note
toCHARLES LEWIS, on the premises Loag Branch, OF
Ii. Ii. TALLMAN, No. Is CoeRtiessip, n. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
NOR SALE-A new two story frame House

LVh NAI@T--<k HVW wv slufy ftanit HOUSE,
IL Is BY 30 FEET. with rneasrn improvement built IN
Substantial manner hard nnishsd w nsAe and eo.nices
ahassnv stair rail mineral knobs and silver PLATED M
minsS French windows and psIza sitting doors between
rsalo, Let 20 front BY lie feet deep with nt trees
In vrry aesSr~hle being handsomely
proved IN the immediate vicinity Lecasea fordhaal-
sv Seswe~n nh and sths;s, Norrssania lower village,
the CITY Hall Hew-Yerk. fr,ce SlA@ u. ~ remain on
n@sssss IsSaire Of J. d ANDREWS, No. se wa'sr-s-
Nev~York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE,
two hours, ride on TIE Long IsAnd Ralrosd.

two hours ride on the Long Island Railroad
Bargain.
LoT new Dwelling House built Of the best materials
and painted throughout IS feet front by q deep with
good cement AID cellar under the 10 b. 2fse
situated lot Deer Park Station u miles from
BROOKLYN, and bounded the North by the Railroad
and on The Fast by the Public Road with Barn and other
buildings and with of the best brcked wells on the
Island with nearly OF Land fenced IN
with strong picket fence, admirably calculated for
pvse Dwelling House, Store which IL mnch wanted
and winch cor fail 10 do large business The adyAn
tages this situation too numerous 70 be here named
and the contemplated improvements the ensuing Sprng
must make this property double in value IN short time
Postofce opposite and half an hours hide TO the Bay
LoT q Thirty Acres OF Wood Land lying less than two
miles from the last named property, handsome soil and
SITUATION being high land and nearly surrounded by peach
orchards for which this land IS well calculated
LoTS Twenty Acres Of Level Land aud Fine Soil n
two lots wel calculsed for market gardener all well
fenced in and ste order about two miles north from
Deer Park Station. These lots cultivated only IN part
with vegetables will pay the whole amount OF the Purchase
money the ensuiz ftavorabe.
4. From IS 80 of Wood Land mostly otA
and Chestnut, the last described lot very thrifty
growth. -,
This property will be sold altogether separately and
20 persons cesous OF going into the Store and Lumber
business Vegetable Garde for the Brooklyn and New
YoTE Markets they casnot be better suited Trans by
Railroad Of all times
For further particulars apply on the Premises at Deer
Park Station
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
s. T,HE EvFRGREENs' for sALE.-This

Il attractive country seat widely Known ~ once the
estate OF General Nathaniel Greene OF Revolutionary men
ory Is stu ated the PEAie the village OF Belle
vile miles from SeWYork aLi 81 from Newark. For
further particulars apply to HOMER MORGAN, No !
Pine q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

NOR SALE-Two of three first-class new
II thseestasy Houses the north side Of Baltie-si,
Brooklyn. rs feet ees, 81 Chntcnst Apply 10 J. L.
A. NJ and SPIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY-The subscriber
III being extensively eDEased IN the above business.
spectuy offers his services TO persons derous Of either
bdyug selling Houses LO,s or Lands and Also 20 persons
SesiTos OF Borrowing Money on Bond and Mortgages
70 persons haynR Money Loan. HIS fAcite. for the
der oal OF Real Estates surpassed y none The very
best Of references given IACOo fEtAhE
Ofce No t63 Hester At Bowery.
Money to loan On Bond and Mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Tor SALE in POUGHKEEPSIE-A very

i nice place in one Of the best neighbOrhoods Of this
delightful town irritable for phyEeiEn any gense fam
lily full description and around plan. trent elevation,
6o together with al requisite inforaton he obta ned
of MOSES DAME, Druggist, No. 50 C4rminest- \. Y
Any seeking such place il will be % their interest
10 examine this Terms made easy.
B-The above property Will be offered at auction sae
on WEDNESDAY FEB. IS at u O'Clock. At the Merchants
Exchange. N. Y, by VIM. II. FRANKLIN, son Co.
For f artcuas apply at the Office Of the A1ctioneer,
No Broad st.; where a map Of the property may be OBJ
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
NOR sALE-A wellcultiyated Farm ofabout

~ scres in the Of Saybrook Conn. about half 8
mile from the Railroad station and the main street IN the
village; he's modern two-story dwelling in good
pair barn, outhOuses and fences and abundance of
large and snail fruit IL s miles from Long Island
Sound from which creek makes naviEsbe BY boats 70
within IS rods Of the house. Pnce - 900 Apply to o.
COBB, No. 81 FrOntst or 10 Mr.. NJ KENDALL, on the
preInisss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

EARM Of SIXTY ACRES, within thirty
II mile. of the city, two from Ne~-Hsven R4iross
Dspor ana two from the Sound with tine view Ct II sne-
hall under goea estys,on-eks1ce mostly woodland In
frst-tste enthusiastically. Pnee si9ce inqurs
ssv. B. PALMERs Advertising Agency, Tribune Build
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Real estate for Gale.

A PICTURESQUE COUNTRY SEAT,
IA known as the LAUREL HILL ESTATE, for SALE.
THE picturesque Country Seat 81 miles from New fork,
via Beieve Turnpike isstuated and also approached by
beautiful drive Of l5ninutes from SewYork and Newark
Railroad Depot upon the bank Of the Passac. The
Gers leave to Jersey City every half hour morn
Ing and evening and every hour the rest OF the day
One halt Of the purchase money remain on mortgage
Plans drawings views Of the place by Coleman, may
be seen AT the Office Of snd 0T full description, apply %,
- HOMER MORNAN. No. 1 PIne-st. ". y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Diano-fortes.
HOLIAN PIANO FoRTEs.-1

EOLIAN PIANO FORTES.-The sub
AZ scrbers wsh cal the attention OF those IA want OF
Piano Fortes 70 the celebrated instruments of hALLET
DAVIS Co The improvements made OF late by this
house. are very great We oder their new Pianos,
with action which for debcAcy OF touch and power
has not s equals Patent Suspension Bridge which pro
duces the beautiful imaginable With this bridge
the stTns never bTeak And al pianos made with
the full ron frame tho-e using them can feel assured they
have that will stand tune, AZ concert PITCH
and that viii be always oct Of playing order BY the
strings breaking The following IS RON the Evening Mir
1--WE wish to call the attention. OF readers 10 most
beautiful octave Hoan Piano Forte, II the vare-
rooms Of Lincoln Thompson. No al Brs adway Tns
the mate 10 the the public paror IN the
Metropolitan Hotel furnished by Lincoln Thompson,
ard BY the well known house OF Haet DAVIS Co,
Boston The improvements made OF late by tins hrn are
very great and entirely acton OF great
power ana deccy of touch, much superior 10 anything We
have seen-with Suspension bridge (entreiY new
used by other manuecfnrersl which produce the
most liquid tone have heard. We would ads
every pianist Of this city call and examine this I've
think) the best piano 20 be found IN New. 1ork
For sale absve, fine assortment OF New YORK fanos
both ard second han Also the celebrated Pianos OF
A W LADD & Co Boston. We have the sole agency OF
the above well for IN city and vicinity
Our Instruments I'll warranted to give the purchaser en-
tire sfacon and solda extremely low prices LIN
COLIN q THOMPSON, No al Broadway, bet ween How
ard and Grand eta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
EOR SAI.E-The following houses and Iots !:

L'OR SALE-The following houses and lots !;
Il No 81 Mercer-s;. No. 50 frsnAhnst- No lsS West
Eevensh Nos IFS and us NoIfolsst, No 80 Sixthst7
Kos "a and Sss Enthst No l01 Second No o. East
Tweuty nnth, No. lf7 East Thireenthst, Nos 81 and
sac Eighth e., Lexingcnsv, near Thtty-tss st. No ~
West Twenty >sixth-st, Nos 100 and - Madison sy No
1s4 AnenSt, No 81 Clinton place, No IL East Thirty
seconded No Is Frst-av No 81 Fhhst, No Is Bedford
ct No u1 Greenwich sv No n Lispenard st. two houses
Thirty sxth-st Eighth av- No. lSs West SIX
teenthst For further Information apply 70 T. H. BROWN,
No. n Wallst, tom TO Z p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
DAvIss METALLIC LIFE PRssERvER.

nAVIS's METALLIC LIFE PRSSERVER
~ The most available secure cheap, and therefore tho
best N useThe following the voluntary expression Of
the Underlined dist zushed Sea Captainst
We, the undersigned having examined Davjss Life Pre-
made Of TN, IN two semicrcuar tubes and hess
again comp osed Of independent The
strunsrt thus secured from any material injury and IL
has the advantage Of being always ready for uss and
hesitate not In saying that Is tse most available secure
and therefore the bss personal Life Preserer chat has
come 10 our knowledge.
JOS. ). C0hsToCK, Capt. Steamship Baltic,
collins Lne
2. HALLETT Capt Ship Queen ofthe West
WIN. X. GARDINER, Capt. Steamship Star Of
tie South
A. NJ. srRATTON, Purser OF Steamship At
l.ntic, collins Line.)
The following her ndis pensbe requisite IN al Life
PreseTveIs dosts That each Life Peseryer float
required under the 5h Sec of the Act be furnished
with ready and suitable for securing attachment TO
tie body person or hold themselves securely thereto
The public respectfully requested 70 call upon the
subscribers and examine the article porsonslly.
EYERTS CURTIsS, Sole Agents,
No. Zfe FQlton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
COUNTRY LIFE for BOYS.-The adver.

~ User having snail boys Of his oEn, AID wishing 90
EDUCATE hen 8; home. has received three chem snd viii
80 nv or more with them The Advantages Of home
,--r,TS r-ser capable and jadicious father OF fAay
y ~ oher cares Of red or $50 per annan-Rs l.
SesYori For further particulars address Box No SIS
p. ll<fre Hartford, CT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
DRSIRABLE RESIDENCK Cor SALE

II Tie handsome snd substantial modern thrce-story
aud basement House. No 81 Mortons, l75 feet east OF
udsont built IN the most workmanl.ke nasner OF the
beet materials aud repete with every desvube convenience
and all the modern additions OF water 10 third story,
sas bath wsierooset, ktchen-rsnee, laundry, dumb
waiter &c kcvery large yard stocked with grape vines
fruit trees and Towering shrubsbrown stone and brick
waks-house rs by A. lot % by lN feet Can be examined
BY any respectable person DESTROYS to purchase from w
O'clock =, .,,
Also the two-story and attic Brick House, No AS Bar.
rovst directly in the Of above For terms luire al
she house or No. 1877 Eultonst
Also ,he two story House and Lot No SO Walkers lot
e ty 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
PRIVATE sALE-The two-story brick

"A House. and Lot, No 20 Buter-st, Brooklyn, ON the
south side between Locust and Smitss's Lot 20 By lOO
under cellar and nea, and comfortable residence For
particulars and terms apply TO COLE a Chiffon No.
Nnll-af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

DECONIC FARMS-Situsted on the Pc
Il comic River Long Islsnd 20 miles ?. hours rds BY
railroad from NesYork The sol 10 rich loan. ms mr.
passed for Eardenrr grsperes and agriculture The Prce
very ow Considering the superior excellence Of the SOIL
and oers Ereat indu 10 al wishing GOOD Farms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at GREEN.

~ wICH Conn. about thirty (G0l miles from Newton
by the ~ Y aud N H. Railroad The place contains about
ak acres well stocked with fruit and ornamental trees
good house coutaning twelve ~ rooms stable out houses
water and all things TO make first rate place
In oil respects IL about three hundred aud hfty yards
from the River Mianus on the Post Road C0scob
Landing about one mile from Railroad Station, Cosc0b
Bridge Persons wishing to view IT, will apply To ISAAC
A. JESSUP TO the premises. or of the owner at
SAMUEL q. SMITHS. No. II Futon.st -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
EAsT MORRISANIA vILLAGE.-Second.

IL avenue Rsilroad-Aboui $50 lots yet for Glelcrns
Zen osr mi down aud before the 9Th MAch
1884 These iois occupy very healthy aud beautiful oos-
zion near and in Of the East River and IN the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the residences Of several OF the most
wealthy and respectable citizens Of Westhester County
Also fne fshins within qnarterofa mile The NoTrisAns
Branch RAILROAD already built passes this property;
also the New-Rochclle and Stcondav, Railroad, Which
has been lately chartered i'll expected viii pass thronsh
this property Several now baiidns and lots selling
sspIy pi,tsnce Of this property ION the city miles
$3.50 f ID. h. WINTON,
M & Ttxan.uow near Harlem RAILROAD q kce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
Inn FARMS anal !. $50 BUILDTNG LOTS

IOO viii be conveyed By wsTantee deeas t. 30 sub
scIbeEs The late distribution OF 50 Farms and 600 Build
ing Let's general ssscton 70 the share holders and
many having been disappointed in being able 70 Obtain
shares have induced lay out another pt sijonng
and the Long ssnd Railroad 20 the wa
ter stafon The dstr button WI. take place the th Of
Feb, 1858 SHARES, SIS only, securing Farm of from
to ~ acres. or Building Lots, ) BY loo fee New the
tine 10 secure share, or You wl be disappointed The
shares are selling of the former share holders and others
very fAsf. Apply INN ecs,eiy 20 CHAS WOOD, No. 2e
BroadH 81, where Map, &e- can be had yrAtis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE or

~ TO LEI az JAMACA' u, Il wltnn nve mn, minute. s
sood house out buildings grape vines fruit trees garden
ehubbery and everything In eo1d orde: with land TO suit
customer Apply at No. IL Bee kmanst, front oiiice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

VALUABLE PROPERTY at POUCH
Y KFEPsIE AZ PRIVATE SALE.-About three acres
Of Land with the large and oommoditus frame DWELL
ing and Carnage House The grounds beautifully laid
aid abound with great variety OF hne trees sarubbeTy
This property in the heft Of the village Washingtsa
AZ Il elevated. and commands view for miles distant
The situation Is unsurpassed tor residence For further
VIM II FRANKLIN, SON Co, Broad s.. or to
JOHN ELLSWORTH, Esq Pcushkeepsie. i75)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER
OREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS

GREAT BARGAINS In FEATHERH
N BEDS, MATTRESSES, 40, at CRAWBUCk,s, Ne
S8 OIsnds second door east OF Essex st., New foh =
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-Ths
attention OF families about purchasing respectfully invited
TO the large and beautiful assortment OF Beds Mattress
Pailas-es, Bedsteads Cots 49, all of Which hsve bese
purchaed low cash prices and will be sod such press
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