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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoSsvuLE RMLRoAp-This
new company organized at Fredericksburg Virginia.
on Monday last by the election Of Dr. WEXFORD MS
President, whose salary was fixed at $4,000 John T.
Scott and Peter Goodrich elected directors on the
part of the stockholders; and Major O. NJ Cruchheld,
A. r. Williams and John H. Lee appointed directors by
the Board Of Public Works The taking Of stock was
progressing rapidly.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

The williamsport (Md) Journal states that twenty
deaths have occurred in that town from the prevailing
epidemic The disease is thought to be cholera but il
attended in its premeniory stages il generally yields
to medicine The Hagerstown Herald, referring to
ports Of the prevalence of cholera in that place.
ousy denies its truth few Of cholera morbus had
occurred but they yielded readily medical treatment
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

AooIDENr.-0n the 14th ultmo Mr., Lucius Martin,
Mill, Black River, Michigan, was killed by his neck
handkerchief winding around the shaft and holding him
for about ten minutes before he loose lie
very promising young man, formerly Of Middletown,
Vermont, where his many friends will sincerely mourn
bis loss,-Atbany Register.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

NAvAL.-The steamer Princeton, Commander HENRY
ENoLE and steamer Fulton, Lieut.. Commanding ]. NJ
WATSON were put in commission and received their
at Norfolk on Monday. The U. S. ship PreJ from An
napols arrived in Hampton Roads on Monday and the
next morning received the remainder Of her from the
u s. shin Pennsylvania
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

In the House Of Representatives of CONNECTICUT
on Monday the bill providing for Convention of
Delegates to frame new Constitution was rejected
without discussion. The land of steady habits
would not follow the example of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

EDWARD SrUBBs, Esq has been reinstated Disbursng
Agent Of the Department Of State in the place of WIN G.
ZANrzrNoER, ESQ., who has held the office nearly four
Yenrsnast.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

The Chinese dramatic company which recently per-
formed in this and other cities is now at New York in
great distress the speculation having proveda losing
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

hessrs. GALES SEAToN The following table shows
tue number Of dwellings commenced in each Ward within
the half year ending June 80 1858 the total number,
'he ratio to EACH with the propabe population Sc,
which may be of interest to many:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

The large ship Sweepstakes, which fell over at her
launching at New York last week. has been placed in the
drydock Of that city for repairs She is said to be
wrenched and shattered and thoroughly crippled and the
persons for whom she built have refused to take her
The loss Of the builder 1t is said will be $4,000.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

Accounts from New Orleans report the occurrence Of
FIVE deaths from cholera and from yellow fever in
that city during the past week. !.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-02

Mrs FooTE wife of the Hon. T. NJ. FooTE, late Charge
dAfares to Austria, died in New York Tuesday. Her
husband arrived in the steamer Baltic on Sunday.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Africa arrived at New York yester-
day with Liverpool dates Of the 18th June.
In regard to the Turkish question the statements
are very conflicting. They appear, however, to con-
firm the rumors brought by the last preceding arri
val of the determination of Russia to occupy the Da-
nubian Provinces of Moldavia and Wallachia This
proceeding, it is now added, will be resisted by
France as a violation of treaty stipulations The
English Government, at the time the Africa sail
ed, had taken no decided step in the matter It
was doubtful whether Russia would accept the me-
diation of Austria
Geographic despatch from Constantinople,
dated the 9th of June, states that the final ultima
tum of the Emperor of Russia had arrived at that
place. In this ultimatum the Emperor insists upon
all the demands made by Prince MENscHIKoFF,
which it is taken for granted the Sultan will refuse
to concede
Bay, where it was to join the French feet The
Russian squadron had left Sebastopol for the Cir
cassan coast.
The Portes promised concession in favor of the
Christians is to appear in the form of an order to
the Pariarchs of the two Churches
The Paris Bourse still kept up in anticipation of
a peaceful solution of this difficulty
From Spain we learn that GONZALES BRAVO has
declined the mission to Washington
The Greek Government has consented to the re-
quest of MIR. MARSH for the payment of indemnity
to Mr.. KING for the ground seized at Athens, but
refuses to reverse his sentence of imprisonment
Late accounts from China state that the insur-
gents have captured Nankin, and that the cities of
Chiang-choo and Shanghai are totally deserted.
Marshal Radetzky, it is confidently stated, has
been empowered to settle the difficulties between
Austria and Switzerland
Capt. Vanderbilt sailed from Southampton on the
l4th for Russia.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JUNE 1S.
Cotton has been in fair demand rather better rates
Common qualities of American, although more saeable,
be quoted dearer whilst mdding better qua
ltes have improved in price I-16, the market closing
yesterday quiet and steady The sales of the week are
500 bales of which spectators took 20 800 bales and
exporters 6240 balesof the sales So 900 bales were
American. Fair Orleans 63d, Middling Cd. Lied
Fair Mobile aud Uplands 6ad, Midding SD 3D. ordi-
nary Adj STD
Breadsufs rather quiet, the weather being very
fine. The imports light, but large feet was now
were confined to consumers Wheat had declined ID a
I'd per 20 lbs. white, Is. 4d IS Cd red and mixed
Is Is 4d Flour had receded 3d. 3D. per Dbl Western
Canal 2fs. 2is. 3d. Baltimore and Philadelphia 24s
Cd. 25s.; Ohio, 24s. a 25s ; sour 2ls Cd. a 22s
Sd. Corn quiet 3D. decline; white, 3Os 3D. a
3ls. yellow, 30s 3ls
Provisons.-Beef unchanged pork in better de-
mand and firm Bacon is in moderate demand and un-
changed.
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE, july Nothing done in -four to-day The
last sales were at Si75 for Howard and City Mills
Buyers are not now willing to give this price, which hold
ers contend for. Rye -four 1915. Corn meal 50 so
S2S7 Receipts and supply of grain very light lot Of
new Maryland wheat sold to-day ranspred
Also lot Of Virginia white new 10 cents quote
old red wheat Mt 100 l0i cents and white do l08 ll2
But little offered, and that prime Sales mixed
at 81 90; white SO ST. yellow 60. Oats: Maryland
3S 40; Virginia 80 80 and Pennsylvania AZ 43.
Rye so. Provisions quiet; mess pork 3l6 mess beef
SIS. Bacon shoulders 81 cents sides 75 81 hams
10 n IL cents.
Tobacco is firm and in good demand with sales fast
as inspected at full prices Of last week About 800 hhds
have been taken The stock is light and receipts mode
Inspections Of the week about 200 hhds. in all.
The money market is easy Good paper is taken
the street per per endorsed, and 81 to
per cent unendorsed The brokers discountng freely
Ne1c York Market
New York JULY Flour is active and irmer. Sales
Of IL 500 barrels "a so S4GS for State and 81 so
S4 10 for Western. Sales Of 500 bbls Southern ut IS
So 12l Wheat sales Of 900 bushels at 1914 for West
arm white and l2S for Genesee. Corn sales of III 900
bushels at G6 for mixed and CO for yellow.
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ha,ol ,S,eon,bo,, A.c,<yoot

New YoRK, july 1.-The boiler Of the steamer New
World exploded at o'clock this morning as she was eay
ing the wharf, by which two remen instantly killed
and the engineer and two fremen badly wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
Cntlrrp an6 6ar6ware.

CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA GOODS.-Mer-
can find full and complete assortment OF Miners Tools Picks
Shoyes Cutlery Edge Tools Firearms &c Sc the
old stand of CHARLES S LITTLE Nos 50 and "a Fulton st
CELEBRATED CROTON FILES.-NO rlCE
~ to HARDWARE IMPORTERS, MACHINISTS and ENGl-
NEFRS-Te undersigned having the entire interest Of the
Croon File Works Sing ~ hereby notice all the
descriptions Files manufactured said works and formerly sold
by Me Homer will henceor be sold only by the sub'cn
b his Office and warehouse as below where al orders VIII De TAKEN
'-O ''' - ' HENRY J. IBBOTsON, No. 218 Peari-st
EB-Ibbotson Brothers Co.'S Globe Files are tor sale as usual
at the same store.
CUT NAILS and SPIKES.-A full assortment OF
~ "Sabe Works" Cut Nails and Spikes superior article
made from Peru charcoal IRON favorable BY the agent
of the manufacturers MERRITT TRIMBLE No 30 Broeds
Peru horse shoe and other rolled iron
First Premium Ranges =.
VOHN T. BUDD, Manufacturer aud Proprietor OF
~ Lokwoods Cooking and Laundry Ranges Aso T.
Budds which, for beauty durability and econ
omy cannot be surpassed All Ranges warranted n B-fces from
go upward No SIC Broadway opposite ST. Thomas Church
DANCES and HEATERS-I am now prepared to
Nuppy those Cooking Range with that not on
boiling baking NC
than any Also the Etna Heater for warming houses Oh
any size ApPlyto A. mcfhEhooN, NO. @ot "a1e,
DIVETS, CAST BUTT HINGES, IRON SINKS
II Copper Taeks Copper Mails CIT Nails WrSash
Tsck Iron Brsds manufactures by IAbEh TO- Ne"
Bedford Mas. Orders promptly filed
CHOT BAR LEAD and PIG LEAD WAREHOUSE,
- No ls Frontst corner MadenaneTheS SPRING VALLEY
SHOT and LEAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY have IN store
Of the above articles .nd are deee"
AZ the lowest r.tes. JAMEo mcCCLL rust
CHARLES w. HENRY Sec'y.
VNREMONT CUT NAILS-Of Eastern Manufac-
ure unsurpassed quality by other that come to the
s,Let the market BY the Companys Agent
JOHN W. QUINCY, No. 81 Johnst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
Real Gstate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD FARM for SALE,
IA containing 60 of fine tlae land good cultivation Good
&P :IR 3 '
dressGEO. COOLING, Comac IL.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE near, Bridgeport.
Conn., for sale Auction the premises WEDNESDAY May
H. 1885, MThe well known property the corner OF Az
tful villa Bsruum Esq will be offered for sale above This
the residence c.; IF s %n 10
of Long Island Sound within five mnutes walk OF the YORK
OF Bseo feon7ene1t to New York. being but
distance believed be uDsurpasssd in every respect for Pa,
forbid any than the simple of sale 1.-the
e S B. the 5s R
Co. oa Slip NewYOt and any further information Sa %1y
y cS +: %.p the IRA WHEELER Baltimore
ATPRIvATE SALE, FARM and COUNTRYSEAT
soT S ss the eSnD, SSn s .
Depot the Central Railroad at somerye from which four train;
Grass and Grain Land through whch living stream Of water runs
d sod ss on and an
'front.' to the main road and well stocked with
sS sa s es
the .soSoS floor ~ n S 'u Ss .s S
eou%D: There large 6.e% tbs he'd saonins Il ii
ed % Ss s ss s e &c House s Tns
,ss House For beauty location healthy and sod
Churches s the properly be e.esed 4 lies
cold separate The Necessary farming has been DONE and possession
win be given any time. Apply to COLE Chiffon No
A PRIVATE SALE-Three Lots of Ground on the
South dde situated 25 feet west Of thsv Ao three
Los0 Ground e sonh side Of 3st between Sd and Lex
iDsons Also Lots the southwest Of 5sth st and
Brosdway For terms and particulars apply TO ANTHONY j.
BLEECKrR, Auctioneer, No Broadst
(AN'T BE BEAT FOR THE MONEY. Two
~ Dwelling Horses Brooklyn
Of Pac6e and NEVIS the city,
bu up mostly with class houses secured
Inc houses are 2. basement and .ubela neat and
substenay built with throughout Call and
selves large portion Of ths purchase bond
sn1 Tor term OF years desired Apply WALTON
$4,000. '~O''' -'O"s "0'
<yOtJNTRY SEAT for sAIE-A Mao. s..,. r,.......
~ with three good land fruit rood water
house and barn situated beautifully the River In
sew Patterson Dep6-a chayn;n -
treat merchant doing business City very
Apply No. 10 Plsttst, up stsirs
NOR SALE-At Fort Lee, fine House. about 80 feet
sousre, Of Land situated about halt mile
the ferry The Hsuse contains seven rooms and has good cellar
Wells and Spring. and Is 20 Fruit Trees Of
Of the b~s quality also Barn By 10 feet Apply 70
MERRTTT, Rea Estate end House Agents. No 81 Third1v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
a.xses. Carriages, &f.

- o,,S The .ubscribers have just opened g
With s :: slii he s;.ssos
.si.S sSsisf aass
ds.,sIw ss :ss Canals. shsHs ctsSEsTE
LoR the G% .s .o ss' s os .SSs 81
be sn ne famous Sir Henry years old 90 in three
ssnd To- be seen at the livery stable, No u Walkers
HORsEs for SALE-A pair Of large Bay HcS
III ven matched perfectly gentle, wei srsea os - AZ y
~ Double Harness; also well adapsed 20 "a
Once To 10 sesn st tho PHOENIX HORSE BA-AAH' ~,
MsgceSA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
6ouses Wante6.

DIKERY-The advertiser wsLes TO lease IN gooi
- location prem t 7" a. enable Address NJ OLMSrED
Tribune Office. W, xrCrD T. . rlo.s.n+
Pam Location between Pnnce sld 4thsts, near the
lower part with base men, n ana m Tep
sy.s ~ Sssred address TENANT, at ms omce in' S
~ 30 ~" ~ the advertiser, Wife and Child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
Jnstrnttlon.

A LADY fully competent to Teach the Plano-torte
a ~hc. "a her . few %V g.Ts I.gs,ss No. ~
SIS srosdway c ""' ''"''''''-' '''''
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, North S.imlocJ,
10 roaday or address RRAsTGs Z. scoFELD, NOrl '.lai
Com
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at STANFORD,
DC0SE-The Summer session will commence the first " I'D
w.v TENS $50 wear Number limited to tseuty Fey
cs to b. id. For Circular containing parucaes ne f5n
IIXCELSIOR-Parents wishing to find an lnstitu.
T. which good order maintained By real Tndnes' and rlpd
Commercial and cAf Sss9G IeyS Il ,n 5,
TINDERHOOK BOARDING SCHOOL-Next
n term NAV g. number bosrders limited d rucon
Leave h' nd S s 's s s. s S ;%. eas
cadns every charge SIS The Pn3elP, A wAPsoS An
R call on parents who desire il Catalogues &c, WILLOWS
1. s School Agency No 2o Broadway.
obi BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS-At Lodi,
bergen County N j. miles from NewYok City, ADOLPH
w1NSSF locality Of this school 1n,a5g'sd By
on Monday May ID pupils RECEIVED time Terms
for board aOp rshRs And RT %IHSHS Ps 1.s aaw THUR
NAN corner Canal and vsncksst: DANIEL RABOLD No. "a
sd St, address the Principal
HaARSH's COURSE Of BOOKKEEPlNG.-Al
ve. of practice accounts as none more the ign
RIfypf n Dse Se dAeren
S s % sAdsI,S counting '00 for the
AIR L. DE GRAND-VAL's PRIVATE BOARD
vi INGsCHOoL for BOYS Hudson Terrace HoOoiea JsP6e
Summer Session begins May Terms per IRON sS TO 500
~, mi course of Classical English and French branches Vocal Mu
sic Drawing and Fencing Circulars at the institution
NNR.LDE GRAND-VALs PRIVATE BOARDING
WI SCHOOL for BOYS Hudson terrace, Hoboken ~ The
sumner session begins Term, annum from $3.50 to 500
I full course Classical English and French branches Vocal
Mps;c Drawing and Fencng Circulars ct the Institution
MIR TYNG's SCHOOL for BOYS No. 81 East
Ul I6th-st. suyvesant Square
DAULDING INSTITUTE-BOARDlNG SCHOOL
for BOYS, TaytOwn Weschester Co. n Y-W NM. o.
WESTON A NJ, Principal Summer Term commences MONDAY
Msy9 few more scboacan be accommodated Circulars At most
Of The bookstores Broadway, and at F. H. WlcoX' NO ~
Broadway.
CACONDAGA INSTITUTES. G. BEECHER, NJ
- A. Principal Summer term commences May IL Tue attention
Of nIens invited limited number pupils and the CON-
pte general OF this Institution For circulars Win q
Information ample references and testimonials apply IL
WILCOX T. S School Agent No 3 broadway or during the
Principal the Irving House. before noon lie
will call upon hosele leaving address in the afternoon
TTNHE WILTON BOARDING ACADEMf-LOcated
in the delightful accessible village of Wilton Connecticut
bs few vacancies under IL admitted per quar-
ter and receive judous discipline and educau3n
obtained SAT Chsthsm where the Pnnc can be
AOocoioo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
DICHFURNITURE.-J

y ~ 1s,aitsrs, sls
II Broadway having band ,s ior
rd pnces call End exaaas ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
Uiano-fortes.

EOLIAN PIANOS-REMOVAL-Gre bargains
Ill and Modeons In Of the unryaed
popularity demand for GILBERT Co.'S Celebrated
piano. without the Eoan the subscriber has removed 70
Broadway where no offers fne snent OF superior Pianos At
pce, Which defy competition T. Gilbert Co.'S Pianos have the
nc Grams and Il %I PanS 70 5d s Sic @
s sso ss ss 1 s Fms e s s 5 r $50 sou
ia sew Pianos and Melodsons and monthly payments
taken. HORACE WATERS NO oe nro'h"S.
NOLIAN and BOUDOIR PIANOS, MELODE-
[lL ONs GUITARS MUSIC and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
WHOLEsALB RETAIL-Gst bargains in these celebrated
PIANO with and without tie newly improved Eosn made BY Hal
lett DAVIS Co and those Boudor Pianos By
L. Gilbert New and second hand Pianos OF all prices Deae Teach
and Sc rnsyes supplied liberal Pianos 70 e
''' N"' IT, BERRY No. 81 Broadway
IOLIAN PIANO-FORTES, at No. Az Broadway.
III Of Pianos from the celebrated house OF
Hae Co.. Boston also the weknown OF a
W. Lsdd Co.. with full supply of new and Pianos OF
various MAKERS ''f Lincoln THOMPSON Broadway
Z & C. FISCHER, Qate Nunns Il Fischer manufac-
tory and wareroom No. ITO Greenwich of Dey
Piano warranted with reverse bridge ana patent tube wei d
changed. N. B.-Also. Eolean Pano-Fortes for sale
LNOR SALE-Cheap, price $50, second hand Ma
hosaDy Piano Forte Has been IN good order Apply inc
Mnufsctory Of MCDONALD BROTHER, No 81 Bowery.
INOR SALE or TO LET-A new Rosewood PlANO-
FORTE 81 ocayes cost $500 IL has been used only 1s
and will be s25 Apply No ~ oh from sto O'Clock
AdESSRs. LIGHTE e. NEWTON, No. % Canal Sc,
l in consequence demand and anvAed
of their sended their business snd are nov
prepared 10 offer and thoss wishns superior
an % % ~
shsnss. Brosdway Wsre-rooms No. Az -
DIANO-FORTES! WAKE & Co., No. lSi Fulton
& dS s: ws Of & ssr Sss
Ne 80 Barclay ct opposite Colesepl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
I,0R sALE-Inmes Robertson. Rchard n Bayard

TIVT ~
James g. Newbold. Herman Cope and Thomas s. Taylor
President Directors and Company OF the bnk
offer the following described Heal bIae PR
sale until SATURDAY, the 18th day OF May d. S such
opposed OF private sale before
will be exposed public ut the Court ouse IN me
borough Of Deuvle Monow CO. Pa 10 O'clock n h OF ths i
9th day Of Mey, a. ID 1883: 49,, ~,
Liberty Furnace property, situate in LbIty 10 ~nsp Mon
Chis Townshp OF Aohn Oounty
20 connrr Of Charcoal Blast Furnace with rt of atlt
horse power steam engine, houses for wofkinen 400 a t
charcoal blast furnace lrteH a.
iacied body wood and lying o. a eNn
along Moiitui Ridge. or miles, co car OF ~
land ns arg, AMI vuape
quality Of Iron OTe OWING 20 the oppressed se
been Of bs for some yets
WilGmfTo and Enc Railroad within Few 90 te
property believed offer great advantages 10 the prose-
cuicn Of the iron business.
The undivided ords the Rolrng Creek furnace property
consisting and perches OF land situate IN ayoy
Township, MontouI County Pa win the IA S ne
House O. feet By 10 feet one suck 20
feet Coal shed IS by IS eet one Bridge ense ~ it V
Heating Chamber containing 50 PUT
Blowing Cylinders ater hee ret IN
diameter Tail Race. 50oo feet ons Reservoir
an fixtures ct the furnace aso ons
Houses Sheds &c 10 acres the lana are OF 90
ceent quality Tho OF tie best In TINS ecuon
Tract of Land situate in MoD,our Township Columbia County
Pa 63 scres and pechesbOut IS cleared Ihs uct OF
Land situate Montour Ridge and supposed 10 contain
act OF Land situate Mahonng Township Montou County
Pa containing percheabout 100 acres cleared
tre of Monours Ridge and supposed 70 cona
Tract Of Land situate Mahonng Township Montou oun'y
Penn containing and 100 perche on wcn
opened and Wokeo hio nun WIFI" '"e
mart OF the purchase money be paid on the day o. s'
nuny to by bonds with warrants ana ia
premises sold The deeds TO be such as uasy p pbJnb;,
Apply to tfL ~ a Al nv Danyille Pa
nopv lie Pa AnrlI5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

HyO LET-To small family, front Basement. front
Psrlcr and Bedroom second noor and attic Roor 4,
bstwesn Prince and Houston Apply IS spruce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

A LADY fully competent to Teach the Piano.Forte
N wishes TO add 70 her class few pupils Inquire No u
Orove VIM vsnderbeck, ESQ., at bis music waeo No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
11aints, Glass, &f.
Re-platims.

FAMILIES. HOTELS, REsTAUK AN . )
aIPs have their old rep.isS equal :. inds
o,.ourth Of the Original cost and ws sns and forks
2 keys eandsba us s,Ss .nt Psa
tu,es, D Din, I'll be attended 70 at once " ''
Grand 81. @s.-.-------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

RIO LET-A large and convenient House, containing
per,ops fitted up with ell the modern
1fec r. eecond from Broadway west side AppI,
nDnROOK No 2N Broadway, bcfos ~ In the morning
49, IN tie afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
furniture, &r.

furniture, &r.
CABINET FURNITURE.-HE w. KINGMAN,
~ partner Of Phelps Kngman having opened the store No
Madison with large assortment Of Tarrsnsd Gao
omes and the public give him call before purchasing
COTTAGE SETS-GILLIES & BYRNE having
Ak sss 'p SH IIs Isf IN
sSS s esp.1 S the ss Trade Of
design completeness Of finish cannot be equaed The choice Of
weIasoned materials under our own special SUPERVISION AND
GILLIEs BYRNE No 452 Broadway below Grand st. eastsds
ON Isl 81 Nav viii remove to No SIG Broadway dd few
doors above spnDgtt
CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WARE.ROOMS-
y ~ si s.y :pns md
half the usual Pss made * The s %n1s g. G Matt .d
ns Daas f No. s G m
NABINEP FURNITURE.-D. S. HOUGH would
of Of those sS0s, 70 1S' soe Of s
and .pseou. ware rooms No. North
sedion 70 !. de.enptions grade. and styles cI
ps, three ply md ID. ps md Vssy Fs.s;
Goods both useful and Ornamental
| EAMES, COOK e. BEAVAN, Manufacturers and
Nd wsDc% sAabEs o.
Is % so and 6
ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER FURN T.
g. s saAcf sS
now .asr e S11s I'D F Urn r. r.; s
saies All from Original degns including Oriental Ss1Pentne oP
Cottage Post and other patterns A. de.
Ma s. devotine themselves exclusively to me % procure Of
nartmen of business purchAe .ney rsnsins
| them well seasoned. durable and elegant urn'u' - P
W and ali other Mattresses Feather Beds S 'he NV"
| eet wholesale prices .,s~, IN IN. citv
! MOP SAIE-Fixtures of two Stores, consisting VI
an ON, 60 nr,wer, shelves &c Apply at No 2es boaawsy
GREAT BARGAINS in FEA ZEAL NJ "a d1.nd.s,
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md FEXTER STORE The attention h OF % ssertmsn
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DEss0R, no, o.. .iS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD FARM for SALE,
IA containing fine ahe land in good cuvaon Good
house bern adeyey necesa building with an abundance fruit
Amply EFFlNGHAM H. MIC HOLS No Nassau st. N.Y. adj.
hr.saGEO COOLING. Coma. Ii.