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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
Valuable Farm for Sale.

VSHE subscriber offers for sale valuable farm
n late the estate of WIN. Taggart, decd, stu
ate i'll Chilisquaqu0 township, Northumberland
county, and in Liberty township, Montour coun-
ty, about miles from Milton, on the Danyillc
road, containing IN all
277 ACRES,
of which about $50 acres is cleared land, viz /;
90 acres of meadow and 80 acres plough land
The balance, of nearly 100 acres. being first rate
timber land. The Improvements are
~ MANSION HOUSE,
LIN new Frame House large Bank Barn
&c, &. An apple orchard and peach orchard.
There is also penty of limestone within a half
mile. A rail road has been surveyed within a
half mile of the premises. The above farm offers
great inducements to persons who wish to locate
themselves in a good farming district, as there is
every convenience for making it a very desirable
home, il being handsomely situated, and the
Chisquaque creek running through the centre.
1t will be sold at bargain, good title and peace
able possession given on the LIST of April next.
SIS. TAGGART, Ex'tor
Chili.qusque Feb. a6, is53,-G
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26

" The Telegraph line 10 this place
has been repaired, and is again in operation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
Store Room and Ware House
HGD ML MCDMo

THE subscriber offers for rent his large Brick
Store room fitted up in good style, situated on
Main street, in the central and business part of
the Borough of Milton
ALSO, a large Brick Ware House on the same
lot, possession given when required.
W. II. SANDER
Milton, Feb &c, lS53.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
To the honorableM Judges Of thr Court of
Quarter sessions for the county Of Nor
fLy1abeyI1nd

The undersigned petitioner respectfully splci;s Hon.
Court To gat him license Ia keen an Inn
house he now occupies as such IN c vi tuwlship.
PETER ;. lEAGER.
We the Undersigned citizens Of the township Of Coal,
IN Northumberland untv, being acquainted with the .sd
Pe,I -r dr certify TINT he is Of god repue for honesty
and temperance and that he is well provided with house
and other niveniences fT the accommodation uf
strangers and travellers, and that an Inn
slry Tor the accommodation ui strangers and travellers.
Galcn :. Robins. VIM NJ. Weaver. Samuel Harr.son,
Valentine Fascy, Philip Stamlnch seph Zein, r. A.
Ammcrunn, p zimmerman, john 'fh mJ ~ Dauir p
lans, Wash. ID. Fries Joshua Wnolvert Frederick
Hans, StIiman EatT David Ephn, H. b. Weaver. Jacob
! Haas. J. w. Brass, James WnIas.
| Coal tWsp. Feb. III, lsJ3--3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26

" The Caloric Ship Erricson made 9
miles per hour on her trip 10 Washington.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26

IT, y WING STATE CONVENTION is cal
led at Harrisburg, on the 2Sth Of March
next. 1t is 10 nominate candidates for Ca
nal Commissioner, Auditor General, and
Surveyor General.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
SCHOOL BOOKS. PAPER, &c,

CCdOOL bUOhS. fAfEh, &C.
rINIIE subscribers offer Ia CaUNTRY MERCHANTS TE.cu-
L ERs and SCHOOL CoMMll TEES, OF the In red
st 'chs of school. BOOKS and STATIONARY to he
ionnd III the Cry, which they able to ,fer at frs,
prices. ~
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VIII find a the leading School B nhs Writing and Wrap
ping Pup.rs Curtain apcrs Blasting Papers, and all ord-
mary Stationary. Blank Books Peas lux, &c. un he most
favorable lrrIs.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES,
TEACHERS AND OTHERS PURCHASING IN QUANTITIES
schools, invited Ia call aud examine cut stock We
have had usrahe experience IN Supply ng Schpu Dis
uics aud beng Publishers at "A numhet tf nsvcy
used ,hru ,uks our facilities for getting such OK
\ unsurpassed.
Am, ruhlicati, ms will he T. umd the following
| Cumly's Smelling Book, revised edition;
" Primer; Young Orator;
Gummee's surveying, the SiaTdred Treatise this Sci
eucr B'mycusr's Mcnsumtion;
Anirrsnus Dvruprt's Hist ry of the United States used
IN the Plic Schn us Of New York and Philadelphia ;
| Gunrneie's pr grcssive Spelling Book:
| Cnmly's Grmnlrr Latin Dictionary;
| The Book Of Commerce, &c, Re. sc
| URIAH HUNT 4 son.
| Il North Fourih Street. Philadelph..
| February 90, ls53,-3R.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court Of
Quarter sessions for The county # Northum-
ELIAS ENRICH.

The undersigned petitioner respectfully scllcs the Hon.
Court To gInnt hH license 20 keep Ina ~ taVCtu al
,le mouse mu.y occupied hy hin u Augusta t,w.-
sup.
ELIAS ENRICH
We the undersigned citizens Of Augusta township in
Northumberland county, being acquainted with the Pet
ItnneT, do certify that he 20 rcpute rhestv and
temperance and That he is well provided with house
and other for the Accommodation uf strangers
and travellers, and tlSt lm necessary fur
the accom- duti1n Ul strangers and travellers.
John Schmick, Peter ZeIfpss, Jacob YCriy. Samuel
Shipe john kaker, John Zimmerman. WIN. Knubb Ja-
cob II. Clark David Reeser Daniel ID. Cuniad, Daniel
Zimmerman, Ahm Shpman.
Augusta, Feb. &c ,lS53-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26

" SUPREME CoURT. - The legislature
has passed a bill, cutting off some of the
northern counties 0! this district, which are
now attached to the Philadelphia district.
An effort has been making Tor years past,
to merge all the districts into one. This
Capitalization is, of course. for the benefit
o' the few, to the great disadvantage of The
many. The Judges may like il better, b. .
cause 1t may prevent many a poor man
from taking up his cause, in CONSEQUENCES
o' the increased expenses, and the LAWYERS
will, OF course, be in its favor. because the
can have an excuse for leecing their cli-
entS more severely. The time was when
great lawgiver supposed he was conlerr.
ing great blessing, by bringing "iustice
home 10 every mans door"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
~ hat can be got for Five Dollars

The undersigned have entered into arrangement by
which they agree furnish the knc6ericker Magazine,
un ,nthly) the Home Journal (veeky) aud the Mus"aT
World aud Times, (wreky) to new subsc Ibrs, at the
catrns all orders, eucL sing that amount to Dyer &
Willis, viii he promptly attended to-
SAMUEL HuESFoN,
Publisher II the knlckerbocker
MORRIS WILLIS
Publishes al the Home Journal
DYER 4 WILLIS.
Publishers ut the Musical World and Times.
Grand Literary & Anti tic Com IA 81 S
Arrangements Lave been made iurms It kNlrAEt-
ROCKER MAGAZINE, the HoME JOURNAL, u,t. lie INV
YoRK MUsIcAL WoELD AND lines Ia NEW sgBscRlHERs.
fr FIVE DOLLARS year This is cheap hle a with
vengeance. The kNiCKERBucEER is 81 per annum the
Hons JOURNAL, 81 and the MUSICAL WORLD and TIMES,
- making - yea 1t the usual rates That three such
" rSs he Obiined fur FIVE liars year, is fact
truly y ni the CALoRc age, which is Just being
ushrrcd lu OF the kNICkERBOcKER MAGAZSE, edited by
lEws GAYLORD CLARK, it is unnecessary speak For
twenty years II has beru the gem H. humruuS aud
spicy ''m nlhy' IN the word ami the present volume
Wi be hvtlrT than any which ITccec-d IL. The HoME
Journal edited 10y GEo MORRs, and n. +. WILLS, is
wed In wu as the best family newspaper in America
AMI the MUSICAL NoRLD AND TINES, edited by RICHARD
SrORRs WILLS with LOWELL MASON GEo. II. CuRTIs
rHoNAs HASTINGS, WM b. BRADBURY, GEo. r RooT
and other musical writers contributing and which gives
am ng uther things over SIS worth uf music aud full
course ut instruction m harmy annually the best
musical journal ever published These three publications.
will post family in regard to nearly everything worth
knowing Art, Science, Literature Music, Pammg,
sculpture; lhveniluHs, Discoveries Wit Humor Fancy
Sentiment the Newest FASHIONS and other attract ms for
Ladies'; Ch,iee New Music for the Sabaih the Church,
aud the tiresde ! Reviews and Criticisms Of Musical
Works, Performers aud PERI FINANCES in short the very
pick aud cream Of Novelty, Incident, History Biography,
Art ,eatuGe aud Science including whatever be
gwen ~ periodicals. To prom1te lie ihy Amusement aud
lid Instruction in the family, and help make it Better,
Wiser and Happier may be obtained for FIVE
IAEt. Address DYER WILLIS, 257 Broadway,
New Yrs, FelGuaTy eS isS3.-S
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26

" SUNBURY AND ERIE RAuRo,n-A
large meeting Of the friends Of the Sunburv
and Erie Railroad convened at Philadelphia
on Tuesday evening last, at the SAMSON
street Hall, for the purpose, as stated in the
call, "ot expressing their sense of the en-
llghlenrd and liberal Course of the Coun.
ellis OF Philadelphia, in agreeing to assist in
the prosecution Of this great work, and 10
determine upon such course as NAV be-
thought necessary, for the purpose of re-
spending TO the action Of the Councils in
this respect.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
II. n. MAssER, Editor aud Proprietor.

To ADvERTnERs.-The circulation OF the sunbury
American among the different towns the susquehanna
sno exceeded fequasd by sny paper published in North
ern Pennsylvania
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
God save The Commonwealth
To The Honorable hs Judges of the Court of
Quarter sessions for The county Of Norihupi.

Quarter sessions for The county Of Northuni.
bcrland.
The undersigned petitioner respectfully sicts the II n
Court t. grant hun license to keep lln tavern IN
Trcvertnn, in the house formerly occupied such By
Daniel Tobias
BENJAMIN KNOUSE.
We the undersigned citizens VI Treveitpn. in Northum-
bcrnnd unity, being acquainted with the Petitioner do
certify that he is uf good repuc for honesty and temper
ancc and that he is well provided with room aud
other cveriences fIr the mmnnin e strangers ana
travellers aud that an Inn or tavern necessary for the
accommodation Of strangers aud travellers
Daniel Trbas, Isrea Duikeb Jeremiah " Raker
Michael Wertman Samuel Hummr jacob Epting. J. PEN
epacher Andrew A. Helm Daniel Smith. J. A. SnyleT II
B Weaver, Daniel Persiug, John Rem. p. Strawser
Trevcron, Feb. &c, lS53-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
BENJAMIN KNoUsE.
To the Honorable The Judges Of The Court of
Quarter sessions for The county Of Northum.

The undersigned petitioner respectfully scits the Hon
Court to grant him license to keep n tavern in
Lower Augusta township in the h"use where he nnNv
sides, on the public Road leading Sunbury Harris
bnrg.
WILLIAM Il. JONES.
We the undersigned citizens Of Lower Augusta twn-
snip FNorthunterlard county, being acquainted with the
Petitioner d, certify that he is of god rennr for h ne,,y
and temperance. aud that he Is well provided with husr
room and other rvcnltnces rr the accommodation OF
strangers and travellers aud that lnn tavern neces-
sary Tor the acc mm dation of strangers und travellers
John ID. Conrad J. Il. kaufman, Daniel StCl,r Jerc-
m'ah Weze Caleb Ely, Peter Nucum, Jacob Kehs VIII
lam Groh 'hn Hart, George Seller John McPhersu,
Peter Snyder.
Lower Augusta, Feb. &C. ls53-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
To the Honorable the Judges Of he Court of
Quarter sessions for the county Of Northum.
] l.

V""''F '1'''0"' JOT VIC IOW"Iy y 4NWIHUWF
berldnd
The undersigned petitioner respectfully splics the Hon
Cuun to grant him license to keep an i'm or tavern IN
the use now occupied by him IN shamnkin town, Cou
township.
FREDERICK HAAS.
We the undersigned citizens of Slnnki Coal town
SHIP III Northumberland county Icing acquainted with the
Peiiuner d certify that lie Oi go repue for honesty
and Temperance, and that lie is well provided with house
room and other cnveneucrS tur the acc mulodnom ,f
strangers aud travellers, aud that lnu tavern neces-
sary for the accommodation oi strangers aud travellers
r. zimmerman, Samuel b, Sclnink. s. Iern WIN 3.
Weaver, Samuel Harrison, Smam l., t,n, WIN Atvaier,
I'm Conrad Daniel vert, Daniel = Haas, jacob Haas
Gllem :. Rob MS, Elias Eisrnhart
ShaIuoHin Feb. 10 ISj3-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-26
FREDERICK HAAS.
NVNI. VI. WEAVER.

The Umlersa aurd petit ner respectfully soics tile Hon
Court T. grant him license t. Keep Inn tavern N
the mse now occupied by him in Shunokn Nh. Coul
township
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
UsEUM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES.
THE WASHINGTON EXHIBITION-In

II aid OF the New-YoTk Gallery Of The Fine Arts--A
CHOICE collection of Pictures open from A NJ. tai 10
r. M at American Art Union Galleries, No 497 Broadway
Admttance % cents Season Tickets 80 cents
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE


q, elIroaEiA, osESos. AVID TIE SANDWICH IsEAsps
esbtzhed The departure Of each 1si Steamer Soi
essyes Pr,ee 81 cents per copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
IT s. ScHoOL AGENCY. BY E. H. VIII

- cox w IS BroAdwsy.-ConstAat nexotA;io1s
ard ensessmensb By best Institutions. Families Ieacness
Mstrons Shurehe 0rgznsfs Vocsists and private Slsy
Gases One Per Cent "A advance On the required e9pea
saton oI one 800 sa Iroesrss The amount ssafse
fst Al sehcos ana Shool property frr sale $40 70
&c oee Catalogues I'd Cs1s,ars f1se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

slpOsiivey take place ON WEDNESDAY, March y
Nara 'vjri siaaors RAniA
P02ZOLiNI, GASPARONl, &c. -
Secured Seats 50 and 81, for sale on Monday Tuesday
Hawednesday at the Box Office and at the Stationery
Store Of Messis. Van NoTden 4 King, NO D Wau-st' 10
numeuce at Ii o'clock. Carriages at 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
rJTK NEWBORN Tribune.

F0H EbEOPEAS CALCULATIONS
s.s,Ax,eS On th. departure Of each Mail Steiner fcr
~rDool Price 81 cents copy or sc year, 10 any part
sssa Brit1io 81 to tie Cooousn;, postage ncsnses
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s,.stshed every TUEsDAy and FRIDAY morning prios
krsr a. Two copies for as. Zen for SO Adver.
is4sSss cents hoe Tor each insertion.
GREELEY D. McELRATU. PBblisbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

FOR SALES Brown Stone front Houses
on Nsth gds Of S5rd between Broadway ana ssasv
4ssries ugh roons deep, 90 feet deep Lo0 1f
sIs,n is,,ornsa sss very esT a6 MsaSs. un sys
Nassss Ssn. eetwsen and seaeeh, o. to W. n MciN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
vU,O MERCHANTS and OTHERS.-A Gen.

,Isan of middle age 10. many years book keePsr BY
6ouAe entry r an eminent house Of business N ss efy
and svhohe refers corresponding N seyeL 4nx1afes
S-d pesecy acquainted with business desress o.
respeetify vfere his talents would Be epprecix;ed Aa
dress unapr le.,r " z. H a. v0LNEf B. PALMEkS
Newsrepa Agency Oftce, Tribune baii9Irgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

Judy COLLABORATION wanted Of
~ JEdy Oasher who landed 10 New YORK from leland
in April 1851 Any person POSSESSING kno~edge OF nes
whereabouts will greatly ohge By addressing her SISTER
BRIDGET OALLAHER; Lafayette, lnilAna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

Tor SALE or to LET-A pleasant Country
Il Residence IN the hesithy village Of Nonfxoussry
orese County, twelve miles from Nswbsrsh, and IN
CLARK, nsrehanta No. Us Grecnwish-ss, or Of ia
"bsrbes At Ada!etown, orsEss County, Nev.York.
J.BF IQUET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
CENATOR SUMNER WHITE SLAVERY

SENATOR SUMNER WHITE SLAVERY
~ ~ TIE BARBARY STATES New and Superb
Edition ally iustraied with 90 elegant By 5insA
ennsveo BY Baker. Smith 4 AnirewsL
The splendid vorE which co-sdersd Of the best
Irodrehors Of the eloquent and talented sGtor DOW Of
tro 20 the pubic IN this s1geD and attractive style. and
a. the low price Of 80 cents. Il complete hF;orT Of
bAe Marcy Ifs rlse ts progress it, termination, v1 40
account Of the many disfin Eusied men who nc
ti1s among whom Cervsutes, the author Of Doa
Quixote ST. Vincent dc Paul ArsEO the AsOnOnsr. add
numerous oheT whose names and deeds eesbrtst "a
history Let al EFoioFsts forths slavery OF ne Bs rad
tbs admirable work and then ay whether not the color
ofihe skin vii sanction human chsttshood and so which
color shall be enslayed- A'gsIine White Slavery Wa
hrusht 10 81 end BY British cannon. Mr. Sumner, IN de-
scr1tlpg the hnsl scene, ssys:
one hundred ald eighteen tuns Of Powdr and lily tho1
sand shot weighing thsn i've hundred ~ The CT
soel and msve batteries OF Ariers were shatered aud
eI1mo ~ q runs The 'torehouse shIPs ana 81 o1At
were in flames while the blazing rhuings Of battle were
Snswer' m storI1 OF sna fury oy the he1tnnss OF
heaven The power Of the Great Sdre Dealer was hum
FIT, PROCTOR 4 WOaTHINGTON. Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale BY al the Bookseller
CECOND EDITION NOW READY of
~ ENGLISH ITEMS; On, MIcRosCoPIc VIEWS or
ESGLAND AND ESGLISHNES. BY Matt F. Ward, Esq, su-
thors Of Letters from Three Continents Second edition
] vol limo, cloth. q.
l. Our individual Relations with England. II SKpeuny
Miracles in England. Ill The CuHom- House " R1rl
Scenery. v English Writers America VI. English
Names VII. FnsIisb Devotion 70 Dinner VIII Eng
.h Geunity TX. Origin of the Chureh Of England y.
Persecution under the Esabshed Church II. Present
State Of the Established Church Of Eng.and MI. Her
tlfrv
Published and for sale BY
d APPLETON & Co., No. 2o0 Broadway
Who will publish in few days the eighth edition OF
LOFTY AND LOWLY, by Mana J. Macintosh vols.
limo.
YNHE POWERS and DUTIES of COMMITS
II sIONERS Of DEEDS-Together with complete
forms Of sud Proof Of Deeds ke Laws
Of the State OF New YORK relating 20 Religious ncOrp7rs
TONS Act Authorize the Formation Of Corporations
for Manufacturing Mining Mechanical Chemical Par
poses Published by GEORGE u BELL, Law stltioner,
No
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~ sRw.Ynna, wEHkLY rRinUNR.

= VERY LAR0E PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY,
s8.h,S every SATURDAY MOANING, II ne low ,rlos
Il cor ss.uai IN advance. Eight copies FOR si0 OF
s.y copies address Tor 80 ard the pape1 in
81 BE- yono the frne FOR which IL pad .Adyor.
q, toe s,ses VIII 20 charged - esDts per sps IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
EOR SALE-A Frn or Country Seat Of

lto acres Pisinfelt New Jersey, Of which 60 sss
good Pasture The newly enlsrsed House contains Is pa
cous every WITH eiosst and four large psnes
an extra tine Kitchen Garden, and beautiful Orchard
with se apple and next b the housc which
lays the road The buildings end fences are IN
good repair Apply under letters c. Post Dice, Psia-
SAD III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
Hs 6Tryon- row near H.slen RsilrosS one,

l OR SALE-kn elegsat double brick DweR-
ing Iouse and over acres 81 rousd In tbs beautiful
vis &c Of BiBghsnton, BFoome Cosnty Ns~-York IL 10
stads for elegant prysts residence fssaioaAbls
Academy. Apply 70 Hon. T1O3 u WATERMAN, Binx-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
Cost ann fonn6.

OST-A Land Warrant for 100 acres of
II land No eco awarded TO James Jackson, dated
on about 18Th Dec 1882 and signed j. HEATH Com
missioner Of Pensions IL my intention 70 apply 20 the
Pension Cfce duplicate Of the same cavcst having
been entered IN the General Lsnd Office, 70 prevent any
further being made Of said Land warrant ..,,,,
JAMES II. JACKSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
EOR SALE, near STAMFORD. Cseuectieut.

l. ALARM, or COUNTRY SEAT Containing about n
acres Of excellent ls.l, w.n wooded And vs.sfsd bng
Ten minutes walk hon he kevHsysn Rslrosl Station.
The dwelling house pleasantly situated somms1loas end
V hrs, rate order. FQ paxsc sss lnl1re Of Mt RUFUS
GARDWELL, 81 Stzrsf,<S. OF OF T. 3. R0WLxY, No.
2x BroAGgaY Neg-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS for
LAST MORRIsANIA yILLAGE-second.

II J1Oh1tIJzksFIh
IL avenue Rsrosd-Aboot 10 Lots yet fof ssle-fems
ten per cent down and balance before tbs 9TH March,
1856 Tssse los occupy very healthy and beaatifa ioea-
hon near aEG fall Of the Eat River and the I'M
mediate vicinity OF the residences Of several Of tho most
and respectable citizens Of Westehestsr County.
Aso tine fishing within qgarterofa mile Tho M0nssais
Branch Raisd already built pasee thrcu this property
also the New Rochelle and Ses0nday Railroad which
has been lately chartered IL 70 expected viii pas roasb
tLs property. Several building and los selling
rspdty Distance Of this property from tbs city nins miles
Title pe sct For maps and ether information spply 70
ID. Is. WINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07

DOARD-AtN No. 100 West 1Sth-st. Double
IL and single Rooms be Obtained with Board No re-
novA on lot OF May.
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WAILACK's -Broadway.-J.

WAILACK's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w W. WALLAcK, Lessee. w, LESTER, Stage Man.
rg--THIS EVENING, March 2 will be presented,
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULTS.
NJ sous. Blake Mrs. Placid Mrs Cramer
y conclude with. PAULINE. O.
The Coant MIR Lester Mad. de Nerval Mn. Cramer
Hsnri. Mr. Lee Gabrielle. -. Mrs. stephens
Doors open 81 O'Clock performance 70 commence at
fcyeet and Dress Circle 50 cen Family Ccle' - GEMS
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Tbaures for 8usiHsss fflru

A GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, is
IA offered y. good min, with sufficient means to IA
fidelity acquainted with the paper and stationery
business preferred. Address Box, No S2ll Pos-Ohce
A GRlST MILL for SALE.--rhe Mill is
N new has four OF burs, works by Steam Power,
and Of the best wheat counties 70 Ohio connects
with ralruAd makes the best Of Flour and does very
large exchange business VIII make ioStune for any man
that understands bis business IN five Tor particulars
apply 70 VIM. @. DUNN Nc. l5s Grand-si, Williams
bursh, l. |.
nRUG CLERK.-Wanted, Young Man
~ fully competent 10 take charge OF retail drug store
and MIC can produce the uos Die references
Apry before O'Clock, Z. NJ corner vi Court md Atlantis
sts- Brooklyn
EOR SALE and TO LET.-The Store 70 let
the stock aud good viii for sale Of the long standing
TailonK Establshnent No 10 Sprsns Sc An excellent
ooportunty for sny about TO commence or rrnoye
their place Of business Very satisfactory reasons vii DO
siyen why the above Is offered.
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BROADWAY THEATER-EA MARSHALL,
- Sole Lessee-!THIS EVENING. March 7, will DO
periomed by request, the celebrated Tragedy Of
JACK CADE.
lsA Cade. .....Mr. Forrest Widow Cade Mrs. Wsack
lest Ssy,.....,...Mr Pope Marianne Mime. PonisA
To conclude with THE DOLPHIN OF FRANCE.
ne Dolphin. Mr. Davidge Brownhlly Mis- Carman
Doom open 81 commences att. Boxes and Psraues,
Sse1ts, Upper Circle 2oc
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COTTAGE at MORRIsANIA Tor SALE.

~ Nearthe Depot on Railroad ay, oppose 81 &C., with
lots joining Title perfect. Aso, House Let.
Apply to s. ANGELL, u Frankfort st. next 10 Frenehs,
the premises
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