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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
ALBERT II NIcoLAY Auctioneer.
REAT and PO SITIVE SAL l. Of
VI Cy900-A
CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL $500
BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES

BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES,
NASSAU HreHrs. IN THEW The VILLAGE OF NEwrowN
Within -Four Miles Of the City of w-York AT AUCTION
ALERT II. EICoLAY WILL SELL No.,
At u o'clock on each day, et the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. IN THE CITY or NEW-f oh fh
300 beautiful and desirable Building Lott and Cottage ss within
four the City Of NewYOrk the Breton erre Farm
In the village Of Newton ,,-f..
This property known a. Nassau heghis ana hon %
Island Being IN the ancient aud oesuta WI
sge Of has this advantage OF being the ne
az vicinity Of several denominations and schools also
hotes mechanics and professional men Inc Farm aooln'
Win fruit and being eminence com
audng Of the village the air IN the highest degree pure
and healthy. and the water unsurpassed -. - IL.
straight lines through the properly Two OF
these wide and will be borderd on each nd
Of shade All Of the avenues VIII be opened eo
graded by the present owner 81, -, -. p,.L po.a
This property parallel with the Newtown Plank Road
and dis only few rods from u.
woodland the timber OF which worm
much more than clearing besides furnishing fine oPpor
living Cadw ell and Betonereavs beautiful body oil
water In romantic abound with gold and other fish
The title indPutable printed abstract OF which WI pc
nsd 70 each purchaser Of cost This property Will De sod IN
lots considered Of the best opportunities ever
afforded for permanent investment ~,
Flushing Railroad which TO run hourly trains van pas
futy property which will render IN
more and delightful than the Immediate line OF tne hhoaa
The Common Council Of Wlamsbugh the evening
Of MONDAY passed resolutions giving permission to the
Railroad Company bring their through the city Comqs
ton by Railroad probably exceed go snnum which
Onnibuss passes every 10 minutes through the DAY:
Of e 10 cent and the Auconeer ices on ne gay o.
the 18Th November when fty warranty dreds
The remaining 90 cent remain on BOND ana
for cent with privilege OF paying ~
PEI part in cash the time Of receiving the deed
viii Of the amount paid
clause will be inserted In deed TO guard Agsna
the erection OF objectionable buildings -, ill ~.
preceding the fs day OF sale free tickets wi" DO
furnished to who may wish TO view the property -
l44sI ALBERT II NICOLAY, No 70 Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Ocean Steamers, &r.

limited STATES MAIL LINE for CALIFOR-
u NIA-REDUCTIOs in PRICE Of PAssAGE<united sAie'
ain Compsny carving he sfes United Mall c.on.
The s United ss Nal ssssID intend dp.scA for
A,pnr WEDNESDAY Oct at. g 3is;6 from pier
o R,Pg, VII, we q. P's' Nal Ser 0omp'ay'
Throuh ties to Csnis by these vonte can new
be e The iolGwt1s very low prices
s Second e ;s1u.s 5' ssaas ss and board
The Transit the h.S sTs s s The . e f s
S.sss sTriy to c wHirSEY oss Ne IN ws~
NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
N LINE via NIcARAGUArhe Accessory Tr,a. conP,py Of
eSns through ie including the I;'49; TFSs re ss.
M S SS P BEL E SoS III on X =
s the new sSs SR@GTA
twelve mile. Of land These steamer, .s
.ppiy opy to CHARLES MORGAN Agent NO Bowling Greea
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORiDA-Semi
steamer % sor InS si'; N Eva. VII u
No North River, WEDNESDAY Sept "a .; O'CLOCK
For ssht apply on board where al. bill. will be signed
ana '' P'-'s sPoFFoSD TrLEsroN c., No 50 B;o.i.y
ThrOush tieser to Florida as follow" 10 Jacksonville S'l 70
EARE REDUCED TO Sl5-By the United States
L Mail side steamship osPRAY from PHILADELPHIA
70 . SsAhLIsT4SS os !. ., rI A ol s
Leaves Phisdelpbis for chArle'tOn 5 c.
On Saturday sept. a 81 .....................'le
On Saturday os. :, 3,
On saturday Nov S i..'.....................Io
20, sPpy the AGENT IN NerYors LrrLEF,LD
Sss hSy G Eigrf s s0i9' IS
L'OR LIvEPOOI-SteamshipA NDES.-This pow
Il eru ship will sal Tor the above port on SAT-
o,,oS' ,. aess sesy San 3i s f Psa
ice peuded but without vine OF qr0 when aa &c
i. w take freight At Ia GnS AK ~ ssFGssS
COR LIvERPOOL-The Australian Steamship
Fs4 & PsT ''s cGiri vi %
oi nyePoo WEDNESDAY ssE..msr i S.s. IN
accommodation and M be taken Il redHced ss F'
's. os, ,P?y y s =. r.
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NLm
- YORK and BREMESBRENES NAL hSEIts e s nae
Wheel Steamers HANsA 2ae tuna and oEAhA'iA i'S ''-'
Will sal Is follows FroSssxy Pc E5s9 p s Sass;
NGdle Of Nov Middle Of os0sef
from Ns~-rOFt TO BIS g;sTs s.,os cl.....sx
Fos freight passage sppy TO oELRIoHs CO. No p 6.o.4'
I NEKPOOL and LONDON PACKET sHlfo--
IL SWALLOW TAIL LINE ,..s -
Sailing and from LIVERPOOL OF tie s'A and E'' Of '''
srs nd from LONDON every slier1sts p Irslay
Pssses rsn be application . the snasssae 's F
'PssI SCOTLAND "a WALLS
We issue DRsFrs in aro1rs iFo1 A ana upward ~---
abe ssht free e ehATss e .,s IN f.. branches,
u. B.7s iS5I mil, Nm CO. B.ss.i Lo1S Lszion
ne Ns;ioia Bsnt Of scotland = ID V $780,,
'e4 '--'-N' -i4@ BOWMAN GRISSELL Co
No IS s0aths,- Sew-York o. 80 ResenrgT L''er7oo-
J,OR ST. THOMAS-The Br. K ~ Steamship
L DIE J. G P.1ser commander. VII a. for hs Above P "
i'a o'''s' f'' Ns NAT PHELFss No "A soas
NOR NFW. ORLEANS DIRECT-The tine stead
4 .his DANIEL WEBSTER, Cslta.1 Wsnees ~ - -.
=. r. Neh River sn THURSDAY. Oct = ; T. " -
s,ee-ut STATE RooEs de-k I'D n soo1 F'r y -
-. ~ cnhe foot ptss.<etsbl - -trtft. -->-f-'
- Cff RIBS MORGAN AgrlL NJ s Boa Ing ofa--
x-Cp RTPNIrDA and ST THOMAS The steamer
A MTRLlN CAgf Cr-aln, Val So ief ~ s'4fs i'','
+' 10srf
To -. ~ -.
A',re-.r II CuNARD nc Ser n tsrfA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
CTONINGTON LINE, fsr BOSTON. PRoyI-


- DTNCE EEW-BTDFoRD, TAUNTON and EEWPoaF-
In without change Of cars or de.en0n ro,nfo
Ire sts.rer yANDERBILT Capt Joel sone aaf Cohao
DORF Cart Jehr b0ns connection ~hn the son ltI -
rovidence Providence Rsroies essink
cAlv fSurtsvs ercertsd or1 Pier No y K rs
oeock N and -tonrgor q oeioca n Or
ofrhe Nal train. which leaves Sosoh > p
Tkcse grssrp1src for srsnSn sA-sy sPs-
Tie otcerE ezreEie1c q A-l
IRE tL ro1- perio % any
shorrsr direct the trip PIE Anty "a
t,fou y sSFsnce OF esrhsT u ths other roa
me COMMODORE trsn SeE-fork- MONDAY msaaesA' 80
s-cninK-on-TGesfzv Ihlrsf1g an
The C. VANDERBILT. tom New-lozk-Iles1it l5-1s-.' 49,
5ondsy Wecnes1ag ana
EB-PaEerEeEsc arriving >oA1z,ol pr.eeea
PruFide1ce. Bostn Iacoton A.
te or b. accommodates Trims from Seonrzoa a. a
BssESss- N-sef aeon p41es tAe se&aes aaa = -"
n and
P. ~ daily erceFt Sgndays. 49, :. -.
u bcrfts. s-zr-r0cnA OF
:. Pier No y R Or the ofse. No 10 b--iesy-p-.ce
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL XIV Tx
The spler1d and sspesr sAt - ~ n
Eroun AID ExPIaE STATE. Cerss1 oer.ll-a -
e.r-nate fsudsTs ercertedl = n nier . y n 49, 80
Essrery a. p ~ Bo.h tcas5i1s Ne~P9r, esa $50 - -
Fresst q Ho.tcr f1-zldz 4 tsrg1zn va -fr-. -
rsprsss al WI. BORDEN, AZ n Dos ., - :.
ATEW-YORK ANA MONTREAL RAILROAD, va
~ Hs1H-ven ard Springfield . 8soss flA -.9a o-
JIrfaa Jstrft-rv tgnfgelrr - Assss A,--s
f--~t N1r1rerl t-F fl..tA g.
-s,fus- 10 Cs-al al athsr ard sAsF Erfe - Al
49, III CHEEKS flfc1sa -. ~ ~
FfAHCIs HTpE- 0ere-si Ami Nc ~ ae''3H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

WI FURNITURE BRANCH MCDONNELL, 10 us ia toa.
will sci On MONDAY the 2sh inst. At lus O'Clock their
ssocus valuable collection Of Furniture consisting o. ' OF
Psor Furniture, Etsreres TreA Tetes SOFAS Noltafe hasN
Psrcr Chais Rosewood Mahossny Marble top Gent, SoA
Work and other Tables, Gandolss Psntnss N. = Sars.
Wshsands and Bedsts ads Chairs Tables LOOKING >s NP
BEDS ard Bedding and variety CT other Goods 49, n, -
An invoice Of Psper Msehs Goods Desks Work-So1e~ Ies
Travs srd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

Stages Vi. be in readiness 70 convey pssss . AZ Rsss % .e
Al rerrs are trusting this boat account Of The ewasr
SEPTEMBER, ls53.-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
- Orean House Highland Doek Port wshzstoo Asasf .ad
Bwr, puckk sSdeown and Red b:nx ins new an6 spien
id steamer GOLDEN GATE Capt. Ltie viii leave fer sof
OF Robinscnst. n. r, a. follows fre . seaa p,a,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
prD GOODS.


FOREIGN sHAwLs.-The subscriber invites the
attention und al onaoeurs Of really fine sh.vs 20
variety Just imported fer the fall trade and embracing every
e ss ase sPeeens Of res. Ina, Hair Per.n
IA IN ~ COLLECTION together with an exquisite Of
Cashmere BOeAe and Canton Grape sha"s II every con-
He void Especially present to public the Shawl
SsS n s h but France
French invention TIE 19eais loom ns Ss e .ersny 20
mate: >, &c sls.ty 70 h'' Oh in'i'
Pubic Inspection respectfully collected
GEo BULPIN Foreign Shawl and cls.k W.5eSoG.s
CLOTH WAREHOUSE
NO. 80 and 81 wim MadeniaDe Importers and JOB,
ssI, s'r Of %s co r.'i ere vt.p Over
Trss Lining, T.% rim ss " Of eo ass
COTTON DIAPERS and TOWELINGS.-5O cases
hv f' NEsMITH Co. Nos 60 AID II Brostwsy
NEW FALL DRY-GOODs.-OUR OWN IMPOR-
tNIoS HoDsE III Huaon between Canal and Spring s.:
NOW WE to niS ono Si he o
Ofthe cheapest stocks OF DRY GOODS
in h. section Of the City The very liberal
''e' u''0 OFFER GREAT INDICTMENTS
to our friends th. .es.on NJ LYONS hs. visited the y.ou. Eg.
ropesn which he has made large purchases VINO
vii be found worthy OF the especial notice OF buyers Among
IRENGH MERISos ~ q md 10 s! ya, sss, ofpRrss
GOODS "a
In addition 10 uual space oFencu
Of the Store, - - ..x $3.50, =, o.v noo,,
A COMMODIOUS SHAWL AND CLOAK ROOM .
in which found splendid assortment Of Sha~ imported oy
ourselves twenty per cent below the usual prices
Of o'' ELL sss' DESIGNS III and the ''
will be such command the approbA
op of all psres We bat few OF our varied
assortment Lut will be found combine 81 the usual fabrics kept
In class We direct particular ate n
ton 70 our sAWLs French Merno Vevets Psrsmsss Blank
eta Flannels Domesiics Erbroideries, &c.
n Bone Price Invariably
LYONS JONES No. m Hudsons,, opposite Domnick--t
DRINTS-Steams and Madders, new styles, received
i from the works daily. for sale by . $3.50
NEsMrTH Co. Nos 90 and II Broadway
DRINTS-Light and dark styles Steams and Mad
in great variety including shrtins Puis - FIe1oh 0f
sale by NEsMIIH oo- Nos- " ano 81 DioaaNst.
XNHITEROCK Observation-Disclosures Mile
w supene nch bleshed COttons so extrssipsr water.
twist ConA unequAled perfection and durability F1
s,le by NYSMlTH Co. Nos 90 and III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

A Z
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE
II PIANO ENGLISH TAPESTRY, CARPETS; r LAAgE
MIRRORS &c Of family giving IL
will sell TUESDAY al io o'clock al No Ss lohst neai gag
contained therein
Fnsh Tapestry large French Plate Mirror
eessnt Paro made Nuns Csrk Rosewood PAor sure N
Rrocatee Rosewood C.nerbey on Paintings Marble SAB ana
Breke Lsee Curtsns Extension Table MahosAny sofa bsa
stead esrved Sofa in crimson ash Center Isor
with Italian marble top Dressns Buesux French Bcs,e.d4
Nshsards Peds and Bedding China Glass and Psied ms
Clock Pspier Mache Tables together with ana een
Furniture with which the sale viii commence rhe wnee N ~
ard be sod fer cash Catalogues on ihe morning OF "
Darnsifs renrrrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

THIRD-CLASs PASSENGERS.
third Will be taken from rh-
saelphiA and Liverpool and found IN proyisons .u
Of will be Issued here 70 parties who are desiroa'
M hrinsirr friends corresponding rates
An e1pereueed surgeon will be carried on eseh snip
Sra, drans drawn sight England and Ireland ,,o>,
" No Is Broadway Ny and No Walnutst Phlsdelphs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

DY BANGS, BROTHERS d Co.-Irsde SaIes
ID Rooms No. IS Psrk-row.
ALERT II NIcoLAY, Ancioneer
NONTIN UATION SALE Of
u rzy 800 Il
VALUABLE BuILDfNG LOTS s1d cottage SITES
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Oct II and IL At II O'CLOCK
M. the ground
the line 1.-THE Wiamso1rgh ana fIlsn
Pankroad Eve and half miles from ana
opeu mile from the Flushing steamboat landing
Flushing Railroad which TO De copetea ~
Of January. directly through this village
Sale viii be positive -. r..
20 the ground on day OF SAFE io
visiting sound prior Of sale with Maps snd o.nf III
faTnsfon esn be had Of BARKER ELLIOTT Is Nasssus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

rJ,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-The Ships composing this line
the following n.o,r,c -. A.
ATLANTIC. Capt West PA1lrlC' c1P' we
ARCTIC Capt Luce bALhiO' C1p' N'nSSoos
been built by contract expressly Tor
taken in their a. ALSO 10
tbe Tnsne 10 insure sad speed and their seeommoa
items for unequaled for elegance and comfort fre
AZ fom New YORK 10 Liverpool sclas cabin slA In
second do exclusive OF extra ere state rooms rV on
Liverpool New York $50 and ESQ An experiences "
ached 10 each ship No berth secured mt psid ior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

nATRIOJIC LlNE.-NeW Line OF Newt Orh auu
Liverpool Packets This line will be composed ofthe follow"
esIuOII Geo burden captain ID n Truman
IA CLAY so tuns burden. Captain Dsvidfc aaikns
n ~ eco burden.
ORIENT geo tuns burden aptan george D nm
The vessels have been recently built and are the ana
most substantial IN the trade = , -. An,, rh.,
Thew are commanded By Of experience and soJ neu
are yery superior and every exertion vi" DC
made TO promote the comfort of passengers and ne OF
.bippe1. For ffsighs or passage apply 10 =. oon
'"'PP' sPOFFORb TILEsf0N Co. No 50 Broadway
CRIMSHAW Co, No 10 GOTee Piazza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26


will all paris tne coous'
this Boat account OF the o~nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

V,H PEOPLE OF the STATE Of NLW.IOkk,
II ~ THE 0RACT or GOD FREE AID INDEPENDENT
To All psrons nesess IN the Esss q ISAAC Os1up lac o.
~ Cr al Yk deeesssd creditors u kd othsr
srssng Ioo and each Of yoe are s-ssoJ SOD and re-
1sfy n Ssfors a ~ once. the Cfg pf sssfe1s On ,be
C es cf Nov a II IN the forenoon ofth.s dsz E ssd
thff sezd the t1si OF ae sse1nt q proceedr q
Csgss A. seho A3isinssrsioF Of tie ooots ch.s
err fEsf deeesstd a. -,,.....-f
ed > rrofsfs - ieuno srsd Natacs ALEXANDER W.
EkADFORD Fsg srsEstc q Cosy q thstf of sez
YORK ffh tsy Of s the ys1r cfour Lr4 on. rs4na
elatf hsedreS aid lf-y 'ibrss "A ~ BaADPoaD
sIgiW5A u 81 ~ s1nofsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

I,uuIs and FEVER Of the WORST KIND 10 d.
I sr,nx svr,d hy ~DgSHLBRS Asssraieaie, ysvss-
"A Acre f- Tbs remedy pfssss4ins 70 care my -
esseA bet s,,,x q. rr-ry FEVER ssS A0yE ONLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Sales bp Auftion

NJ MERws, Ageoneer.
DY BANGs. BROTHERS g. Co.-Trsde Sales
II D pnou. M IS Parkrow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
DEATHS.

To 'rliu, May 70, Nc. Richard Ra ley. aged 65.
Al the residence OF bis son, 30 hffd Michigan, Nay 81
Arnss Cantu, ESQ, u le 7st yea of hls age, formerly
resident of PsAcnam, Va.
Ia uanville Ms 20 Of disease o. the brain, Mrs. Rosa
mond fhoite widow oi tie late jacob he Zee, 81
lie Bu ngtou April 27th FaaAn G. Pitk d, d. James
NJ 100 of H4rshheld, aged 2i
To- Lo~en, v, Auy 10 Mr. Wan. Robnsoni killed BY
'he HhHg uf tree.
ln -iocshiidge, MAY All, Hon. Justin Morgan, aged 20
To Waterford, May IS D.. Abuef Miles, aged a.
la j. atered May n, Mrs Rubeccs, widow Of the late
Anial R'cha don, nged about sl.
ID camhrdge, the Instant Dr. B. :. Minor, the
14ih year of his age.
ia Mesthed, the 5th May, Mrs. Martha Chamhsrlain
vile OF the late Ohve thanbedau, aged 60 yeas, months
anl - days.
10 Woodstock on the 10th May Hon. Henry C. Denson,
In the I'D year Of his age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26

The life insurance upon persons who were Kill
led al Norwich amounts TO 100000, and the Liie
Insurance Companies have determined to prose-
cute the Railroad Company to collect their los
ses.
Some war Of wing Postmaster in the interi-
or of New York has Just sent lock Of his hair,
seoled in the wax with which his bundle Of re
,nrns for the quarter ending on the 30lh March
las, is secured. Ii looks much as though intend
Cd ms an nimaton that his scalp luiiiclal) Is
ready for the victors, whenever they please to
take it.
Curious Fart in Natural Hisiory.-From ex-
Dor,ments made at Tours and Orleans, 70 is found
,ba, whilst under the Influence of chlorotorm the
leaves Of the sensitive plant are perfectly nsen-
slble to any touch.
The men who latter women do not know them
suniclenily. and the men who only abuse them,
do not know them at ali.
The actions of men are like the index of a
book; they point ont what Is most remarkable IN
them.
sentimental chap in Rhode Island intends
10 petition ongress, at ITS next session, for an
appropriation TO improve the channels of alice
hon. So that heucoiurth the course Of true love
may run smooth
private letter from Liberia states that Bo-
aubo the mnrandng chief had been taken by
President Roberts. together with 81 Of his follow
ers and brought TO Alourova.
ris sa'd that younc lady Of fashion IN Paris.
Middle VmemIe de- H., having died very sudden
ly. her friends decided upon post moriem exam
in.non. ltwas found that three otthe ribs bad
oncroached upon the liver TO such an extent as
10 produce death The young lady peushed OF
tight lacing.
The following description Of a good wife is
oiyon hv down easter: She hadt mo- ear Tor
music. sam bot she had a capital eye for dirt -
and with poor folks that's much better. Norman
never seed ms much dirt ln iuy house as d ily
coHa'm brush off On bis wings. Boston girls
may boast of their -pnnets and their gytafs, and
Egetalon airs, and their ears for music; bat
give me the gal that has 100 eye for dlrt-she'z
Che gal for my money"
A lady down east being asked To witt, gave
the following sensible answer; $40 thank YOU
sir, hove huggng enough al hone'
The Mystery Soired When Adam got tired
of umng his numerous descendants, be sand,
"Let adj the rest be called smith,
calor.c ship is steamer with the devil Out
oft-a shp oi Che millennium gentle, safe
and quiet craft, that will 20 silently, yet swiftly
Ger the waves.- Home Journal.
Bssern E'ogucno-Nr President, the roar
ing OF the thunder was heard Tar and WIDE, an,
reminded those who heard { of the claiicdug %
doe hools oi SD many wld horses gallopng a
4 cross o bridge over d creek where the little i-l
were seen skipping about irom puddle TO puddle
4 --thc lightning flashed and flashed, and eyen
now aud then the whole canopy of heaven locke,
A as though u was lighted up wiih tailow candles
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-26
SIS ONLY
FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD,
Delightful and Healthy Location.

T. lGHTY FARMS worth over $4,000, ond 1850 BUILD
- ING Lots. be- disinruied smnug COO Subscribers,
on ihoast OF MAY, 1883. large nunher oi these o.
ready cugeged Many ofhe lois uea, those have been .od
TO- from 200 500 per advance over the price for
which these Lots sold, Showing that the purchase
VII be good Investment
Real estate Oh all pats OF Long island is rnaly aavane
iag 10 ee and constantly hsink purchased tor farming
In nSv DAYS pIst Nj Lon W,oaof sold "A ,css of md
az East NeWYorK. lang I-land lo o40. uud $50 Ouu
hssu offered - attos, md rciu,rd ~ ie owner 10
nc Town of Nentown =. T. Fsfus have frcently been
sold for from 5000 slj per according l1catou
and the land winch an Offering io sal must, from
~ location afd "upailty Of pioduers al Binds OF gram
cfea.o ffon TO 10 times prescott
To supply The demaud for the losA nnd FIRMS. have laid
out another tact, adjoining the Long bland Eaotd and
th- laad ate, -oA al lltsand and Hefntn,e each lot
being 100 iee sciafe. four Guy lot aud will be-
disposed of and diviuei Anuns the puchHsrrs
msnnot a. those recently sold here. with % farms
Each subscriber - entitled TO four DO dng ots D bv
100 feet lynn fogcthcr FAkM 81 from lu - acres.
The sh-e. ufs limited IT sl5pasabie 50 when suh.cnh
ed io q OF heiye ,he day Of distribution aud the
balance moa'hls asisimeau Of s2,5O f de-. ,ed, a
distribution and delivered feciiy after paving The baisoce.
The Vtiage of RO-hvALE, where these iois tr4 loca
eatea ony short di-taoce south Of he celebrated L. be
Nankuusomai TIE heiuiy and rcnntc Of which
are praised by 90 who vsi Heie may already bs seen
ihe vest esdenep that con DO uesnta itnt Rose Nue,
Lnkelau una iemanviile VIII shortly heromo pa.
600 Long Island, long sn tho Gifden Spo' Of
America From thc puhshcd sta.tical aceounts Of the
DIT census takcn by United states l. shown that
Long Island tae most healthy 'ocauun Within boders
twer deaths according ihr pugulii iou ihan 90 any
other place About $50 farms hty. been sold Within n
sho tiimc-heds have heen cleien HGG rulvatof, and
crops uoa growing that " i csinsfe fyaf ly with those
any OF the country -cveii fuu.es been huit
ers mechanics arc s.iee;i.r i,.s Tor tnsir s
which ifor ITS NewNors. The, cary on with
tque profit, hasug hHir mc- with them, against
The vco- uud Compilations q crowded city and enufnus
rrnts. The iutms which now selling ffoui TO
$50 per ct he general ch soil
with those nov u1der cuiivstirn, which cluiot put
OF his, with no better soil naturally sells from SOU to 500
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SLIAWIS.

nLACK SIX suAWL-, Light do, Block Thibet do
- White Ctalr de and good assofiment Summrt do.
al KEITH a BARkER's.
NAV. less. 81
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D. THE LONDON QUAR- rfRLY REVIEW ,coo.sv


4 man N-II1U IIIITI- n r Mn N TIeD CIurrII
ni N.No,,i,s- IN \tii,.l Al AEayiNr .,ror,
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t , , .,. t 49, ,fi ID. t i,,,,s AZ ~,
~ "a. $3.50. =, .','. H.. c.,h.t 49,, So,
n, Na. Il, iot,,n. t ,rient celrhr,i, INA d. al ths
.,e 1nstv ffrrft,e from. hs -erai work. of But,,er
VA 49,, ~ -, ,.,, M ,.,t,o, IN, 1l,, ,n,'y's and
6..t is. ,3 i. c,arso, b,ti IN Grs,t Rta,n ,nd an
the Innel +. ,te. such work. a.. qhe a. x,os'i and
B. Az Ian, Navel - fb I lkt.vs.rl s.rhe Green a md
"K tt, str y and ofl.f sais of winch mum rous H.
n i ~ g - ,i Ia ,,.'.' ... '' 49,
eooaf, a,, o b- ,eonf.l b, tno.e o9 fishers fon The
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-t, 4 a., al ,t., .,ts. ,,i.rs a., 49,, R.,rin, M tbat
N-,l., fr, .,,. IN, os M ,sfi,.t r,5ns OF these
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TERMS Per an
T rr ANA. ,,. ,f ft, fam R.,..,.. "a O1
/ ~. .., ,..,,.fttr f..r R.,,s,,. q al
~ ', tgt..' NAM, t,nr t.,..ys 90
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SILKS.

NNATERED SILKS 90 all colors-Bhek Fig'd s Plan
w do Light do. do Tor sule cheap st
KEITH & BARKER'S.
Mas, ls53 81
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Linen Goods,

II LEACHED and UNBLEACuEu--LiN. TABLE GOV
ID tRS, Nhis aud Brown LINEN DRILLS, brown Lin
ems, Nauketns, Russia Diuper., Crash, &c. &c
al KLIIH a BANKERS
May, $50. 81
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TEAN +! TEAS!! leash!

p CHESTS Of the pure choice grades, just received from
- the tate great Tea Auction IN New fork. The trade
supphed better than Boston b, the package.
NAV no. 1883 srDER- & LANGDON.
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5 CANES BONNETS.
so Packages Berages, Tissues

IBnuNs, Innings, sc, ofihe new patterns, just
eivod, hv sTOKRS 4 LANSDON.
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HORATIO WOODMAN,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
20 aiirOmd Exchange,
Court Square, BOstOn.

s,ecal at onti1n uad obtaining Land Warrants aud
Peasoo aod oroocuuug Claims OF ali kinds against The
United Sflto-.
gcyClsh paid fot LAND WARRANTS.