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rise and progress" IL the great fact in Europesn
history for the past century. The first and second
French revolutions, and the struggles of the Re-
formers in England and on the continent, are sub.
ordinate 10 Russian progress. The social develop
mentof Russia has been coincident with its growth
in political power: and its 'sconquests in the realms
OF science, and art, and learning, have even sur
passed the vaat achievements of its armies" The
United States alone parallel the growth of Russia;
but sin every element of national strength and
happiness, Russia is great and prosperous beyond
any other country of Europe" The government
IL "stabIe and efficient;" the people ..more con.
tented than any other" and Russia is the prepon
derating power Of the Old World. Great and
prosperous beyond example. and singularly for
tunate in its rulers. In energy, honesty and
genius. they snrpass all other monarchs. The
policy OF Russia exhibits immense genius as we'll
az colossal ambition. The devoted loyalty and
patriotism of the nation accounts for the wisdom
OF the government. which is in perfect adaptation
TO the condition of the nation. The destruction of
MOSCOW - fde most heroic display Of unconquera-
ole patri6tism soAieh history records
Atthis point ofour abstract of the Union's article
we may well inquire, and what of Marathon and
Saiamis, Platea and Thermopyls; of the battle
fields of Protestanism and Repubiicanism in Eu.
III,
Concord, Lexington. Saratoga, Yorktown, are to
be overshadowed by the rude savagery of a Cos.
sack general, whose simple word doomed Moscow
to destructio without consulting his soldiers, or
the wretched people who shrunk from his look like
the dogs and wolves that hung on the camp? Had
not we better pull down that monument?
Finally, the relations of the governm ents of Rus.
sia and the United States shave ever been of the
most amicabe kind s.The reigning Emperor
shares the feelings and opinions of bic predecessor;
and we have every reason to belieue hat the United
States and Russia tcH consolidate and perpetuate
their friendly relations by the same just and pacific
policy 0ich has regulated their intercourse in times
past"
Language fails to characterize the spirit of the
article under discussion. Let me simply com.
mend its perusa and study to the liberal statesmen
of this Democratic country, of all parties, and of
all nativities. 1t is the beginning of the end of
Democracy if it be not at once repudiated by the
leaders of that party; and it is the suicide of the
Union newspaper, unless it be taken promptly out
of the present hands. In the meantime, let every
citizen take heed that "the Republic receive no
detriment' from Russian alliance. '76.
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HlPPoDRoME is derived from two Greek words
denoting horse and to run, and was, in ancient
times, applied to place in which horses were ex-
ercised and races performed. 1t il now applied to
a circus Of the largest class. We hear much of the
New York Hippodrome; but, as the word has not
been familiar to US, many have begun to ask,
incredulously, "Have we a hippodrome among
ue?"
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Major Gsoaes L. Twioas, q brother of General
Twiggs, United States Army, died near Augusta,
Georgia, last week.
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LEaAciEs OF RoBERr G.. SHAw.-We learn from
the Transcript of that city that Robert G. Shaw,
esq, who recently died in Boston, made valuable
requests to various public institutions, besides
which he has endowed new institution for class
in the community not distinctly embraced in ex.
listing charities The sum of one hundr ed thousand
dollars is bequeathed in his will as fund to be ap-
proprated for the benefit of the destitute mariners,
children. The same is to be known as the s.Shaw
Fund.- and is TO be placed at interest by trustees I'M
til it shall amount to four hundred thousand dollars
donation of further of ten thousand dollars is
made for the purchase of site for the institution.
The following are bis legacies to existing insti-
futiona
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THE Word ''SELAH."-The trauslators of the
bible lave left the Hebrew word Selah which oc
ours 30 often in the Psalms, as they found it. and
of course the English reader often asks his minis
ter or come learned friend what it means And
the minister or friend has most often been OBLIGED
to confess ignorance, because it is a matter in re-
gard to which the most learned have by no means
been of one mind. The Targums and most of The
Jewish commen tatore give the word, meanin q eter
naAy, foreuer. Rabbi Kinchi regards it as Sign to
elevate the voice. The authors OF the septuaript
translation appear to have regarded ii as usicaI
sign, equivalent perhaps to the word repeat. Ac.
cording to Luther aud others it means silenee.
Genius explains it to mean let the Instruments pau
and the singefs stop. Wochem regards it as eouiya,
lent to sursem corda-up my soul! Sumner after
examining all the seventy Jour passages in which
the word occurs, recognises in every case can ac-
tual appeal or summons TO Jehovah" They are
calls and prayers TO be heard, expressed either
with entire directness, if not, the imperative
"Hear, Jehovah" or Awake, jehovah" and the
like still earnest addresses to God that he would
remember and hear, &c. The word itself he re.
gards as indicating blast of trnmpels by the
priests. Selah itself he thinks abridged EXPIRES.
sion. used for litigation Selah-Higgaion indicat-
ing the sound of the stringed instruments and
seah vigorous blast Of trumpets
tBiblioaseca Saera.
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a. Curvood We have had no dramatiot ct ALL
W. have bad only two GOOD nov slisss. asd neither
of tAs~ u At home In E"9iasd. Az yet ] zee 10th
ing that viii be 20 valuable. even in this way. -
the Dukes Letters.'"
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SHARP SHOOTING OF Royal GAME.-In the de-
bate on the Canada Clergy Reserves bill, short
time since in the British House OF Lords the Bishop
OF Oxford rose to make some explanation of a pre-.
vioos remark, which had proved offensive to the
Earl OF Derby. In making the explanation the
reverend gentleman said ssthe noble earl must
have seen that be (the Bishop of Oxford) made the
allusion with smile in a playful way, and with
no intention to do what was offensive
The Earl of Derby Immediately responded "My
lords, accept at once the explanations which has
been offered by the right reverend prelate; but
when he tells me that it 10 impossible for him to
say any thing offensive because he has smiling
face, he will forgive me il quote in his presence
from well known author, without intending in
the least to apply the words to him:
"A man may emile, and smile, and be a villain. -"
Amid the cheers and laughter which followed,
the Earl of Clarendon, greatly excited, took un
the cudgel temporal in behalf Of his reverend cot.
league, saying among other things that he was
aforementioned, even in the language of poetry, to
hear such word as civilian" applied to any noble
lord in the House. Lord Derby replied reaffrm.
ing the declaration that he made the quotation
without intending in the least to apply il to the
bishop; and he thought it would be quite time
enough for the noble earl to vent his Indignation
when be himself became the subject of personal
attack.
The affair created quite sensation in that usu
ally monotonous and grave assembly-ths British
House OF Lords.-Boston Journal.
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{ A large picture inEegard to the Landing of the
Pilgrim Fathers ia given to the Pilgrim Society Of
Plymouth. sa
The preamble to the large bequest is in the fol.
lowing words:
it of great practical importance that there should
be retreat or asylum provided for the succor and
protection of the children of mariners in destitute
circumstances, whether orphans or otherwise,)
under the age of ten years. and for the purpose of
founding such a charity or hospital, to be called
'THE SHAW Institute, Or ASYLUM FOR MARI
NERs' CHILDREN
Then follows the directions for the muniicent
bequest mentioned above.
1t will be seen that the total sum of the above
donations to public institutions is one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars.
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struction of European liberty in 1916, l54S; the
contrary, constitutions and royal oaths guaranteed
that liberty. There was no such breach of the law
of nations; such contempt of public opinion; no
such universal vengeance on patriots, without re.
spect to or condition; and no Wholesale threats
against the general peace and happiness of man
kind. Jefferson and Jackson and Washington, if
now alive would lead the of opposition to the
ferocious tyrant, hypocrite, and destroyer, who
has laid continent in ashes, and who now fills the
Black sea with ships bent on further and intoler-
able aggressions. Jefferson taught constantly
that "resistance to tyrants was but obedience to
God;" and Washington and Jackson both won
their laures in risking their lives for the doctrines
of the 4th of July, l776.
: Nothing can be moro repulsive than to look into
the Unions article infinitely. Butt must, by way
of quotation and abstract, cite few passages as
proof Of all l have said, and to distinguish any
censure from mere general denunciation. The
occasion of the article 10 book just published by
sir. DAVIS, to show that stthe United States and
Russia are the respective champions of the prnci-
pie Of liberty and the principle Of despotsm," and
that there Is danger of conflict between them; at
all of which the Union sneers az very ridiculous.
1t says further SIT is the idea of some enthusiasts
that the science Of government 10 a mere abstrac-
ton, and that ts theoretical perfection necessarily
implies ito practical fitness to man in every con-
dition." This - q home-thrust at the authors of
the Constitution and Declaration OF Independence,
to say nothing Of modern reformers. who hold that
there are some eternal principles In politics well
~ philosophy. Again. "the government OF Rus
sia may Be . desrotsm. and for that reason abhor.
rent to the notions OF republicans; but its effect
upon the subject people establishes lite fitness for
thsm." The Union then gives Russia ''the front
rank of civilization" and eoolly states that cher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

Hsv sf-ay GsOis
q WILSON & Co Importers enc JOibers Of
II. DRY GOODS
= - lcr7oe L. SOD Aa8 dsesiSi srs
so m m Dcy- sdszons mr. lsss scea
~ ~. - irsie lech lsre "a
herctrs Of -F--r de@rpron tor-fs -
Dpste fsf sptet % sssJ setoa q - tuset ss N
Grad - y y PacEe 80 ers .l - les
y-s-Of Gocds Ia. Ppsf II ~ ck - 2-res - a. $3.50
lsrrs A. rrllcf 1fnr1-7;s c.
Cl5thA Csu-cTss l13 gesr-n
TsC Coca Ard Tlrurtst
Wiz Coca and HorsN
D-lF1 lfCcts n he Era ca.4c - - -
fErtr- Mites
Drus.tlcs Ia t1e lcursr cksi Pr-esi
eHCTes Sark.-fgT1 Cotf1-.- - a.
siis rrtsuua csssE- b7Is o al - 15asn
sr1 ssertcrset
CNAWIS-Fifty cases Of very rich Canton C0pe
- -l fpsu sud cruit--c.l having been prr-i cd ~ tn-
rnssrr T-tgous the pscrf scvsree he es1 Sf t1 a. go
IS 20 = rsf cent hsa the El frces sy 7fTy ar cpf
$500 vt rch sesp lasss A. a. and sis ssPsFs szr
I'D ia 70 elo0 Ala, Ju-s're sssrie4 q eca 60
- Other F-@-ah srd lids ShaE ~ re rn-st -
GO 81 LPlN. Ml1rls snd saaS b1toi m y, 81 nl ~
NyANTHLAS-An immense importation Of entirely
WI rs. nd e11eusy bean a irns b Psr-sl as.s hsvs
- ~ raeited a. the Emporium No - boe4 ~ s,2eeiff
Ia Rene ercbe the haatst NSEeea re sla@ q
&c ar ev, novelty that had spoeaed n fs 40 ne
cen Of the present. mouth Tie Inspect ~ O.
1rutsF nv-isd 49, o - 80
I ARGE LOT of NEW GOODS just received at the
-. nvv Goods store No. q Bowery MlnultA 5erzs az
go. Npsrs Boche Printed ana Grape shArs 4 fecded et
80 XIV invoice thoe Z shlust - ~ Isl AMI 81 rft a.
80 - y CARR Co.'S. No q BOwery
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furnilure, Sc.

DkBINET FURNITURE.-D. 5. HOUGH would
y cal tie 'se attention Of l hoe ,s s0s' s 70 se ds k Of @
ranied fare At h' new and spacious ware osn 20 NG
al descriptions grades and styles o. urn afs SO nc
sls Per ss 6 6s:s % s. AZ 4 Sssss. a. Sey Fancy
Goods both useful and ornamental
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS-WM. McGRORrfs
L Whoae Store Is row open retail trade with
.,oe Of csPcis Which lie vii dispose Of cheap for cash No ~
Bro,awsy. 80,
NHIIDS a SMITH. lPORrERS-WHOLESALE
- rnd RETAIL DE- ALEls in RICH FRENCH ana AdERiCAN
PAPFR LANDINGS and UPHOLSTERY GOODS NO az feai's'r
corner o. PAPER HASGINGs AND OEooRATIoSs
in gold grey and sold ano pain n' A An 'A'euAe
SILK wssd md Cotton Dsmssk and Muslin Curtains Win
sdsl @ chafese' and stores executed l 'es' sf
No i4a Pearlst- corner Of William near CHATHAM
4 VJ1-TAGE sETs, COTTAGE sET5-2j per cent
hrm th Cd stand No - the ce Warehouse No D 70 Be@
19Hs s sP oer o s .,s II, st sn be-.
aes oIsRis g qss, r ma r our own oe. saosr
yon o. the first quality u m9seIla, 81 L Iv soasr
No. I Hss s' ioo1 70 DUSSELDORF U.s. GALLERY
CHARLES FULLER DEALER in CAMPHENE,
- SPIRITS TURPENTlNE, GAS, BURNING FLUIDS ,OlLS
&C Also full Cornelius Cos "a fxllss lamp
No. sg 6iseSiehst between Warren ard Cbsn6.ust'
CHAIRS. CHAIRS CHAIRS-A large aud varied
~ a en-; OF Italian Berlin Straw Rush, Cane and ~oHsst
EsssEoa I on .s TS Walnut II% i foa Sn @
their the uanuec AZ q pces VII 10 GU
s No 81 md "a BrOy S Sa,TsS9 s3Ts 5ad
INhANElED and OIlNAAlEN LII wi lAbtt
II FURNITURE STORE, No ~ BIoadWav between Howard
s. s - s..orTut Bedroom Furniture cin be bad Il
orss non - up $50 single set tat AZ can s.od a.
corning ~ ''" ~ Nos. fj2 and ~ Bfosdwsy.
HKFAT BARGAINS 10 FEATHERS, BEDS,
IL NATTRFssFs &c. st CRAWBUCKs. No $50 Grlndsl
.erord s1o Of Negfors CHAR tfiO4s 'rf
.TIfFR STORE Of -nJlf
k.ff,s,.s psiaes Beds Cots al q WHICH have oe-n pr
and viii Be sod a. slcn pTes - 70 MAKE t
cal and examine The SHOVE st0f previous -
skine purchase Otoc5 70 sny gar o. ts cy DsooH
yn nd W sEsi tes Of eart'se od Z, q a. yli
''l'' 40 No $50 Gfssast, ID doot Eas, q gssSa
NEW ARPANGEMENI.-PRAIT HARDEN
~ RFRGH Co, Manufacturers and lrportsrs o. FApEA
TASGISGs from No - 70 the nes 5nn No ~
BrfaJuey aud A0ded fher wnos busles Retail Do
be constantly supplied with Al the ne ana DE-
Eugsh end American Paper5 iltnsJ
- | They lave the best workusn IN the country .
lar Pspe nd @ confident that they satsc-on 70 tlos
who az them with theif orders
DICHFURNIIURE.-JU DESSOIh No. ot3
Ia Rro.Sx.y having han6 ise stock Of ncn furniture ele
go ~ original design ard Of snpen0r p nor" pre-
charged tn much inferior
.Trcs Tie public respectfully used - al e4 sxanns %
sEn~.
SHOW CASES.-A large assortment, constantly on
- lard aud made % ofceT ths reatest styles n d
"a 10 orsrs received for The Norfs FAR By b. n fE-
HIS No IA OaDd.t T. three doon east OF broed<ay
1,nIaR FLUID. CAMPHENE and HALL LAMPS,
S Cs china vases China Tea Sets Cfncssry. Cat AMI an
b nan, srfe - bh ufal .ui crn1assntsl
C. A. BALDWINS No 81 Bosey icET doors aeoT tie
Thes'eL
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Copartnerobip.

(,OPARTNERsIIIP NOTICE-NELSoN ROBIN
SON Fs having Ills dsy retired from setiye business le
bes cave you hat they have entered inlo
psIr rslp the firm and title Of WhshBtkt 90 70, We
turose IL trarsscfug strictly STOCK CDMhl5slDt AND
BAkKINO BUSINESS have taken the ofheo No 81 Nsst
hitherto occupied - M. Robinson. , .,,.-,-
will be % the purchase ana sac oi sto
49, tbe ~ ~ nson,vs hORNANS WASHbOHN,
WIS Late Of The firm Washlarn L 90, AbsnyD
JACOB r. NANDERdOOF
rs years past siti Drew R3bilsoa Co.
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DiGuo-fortes.

HTOLIAN PIANOFORTES, at No al BrOldvay.
III rrgs Of pasg tU9 ne eelsss,ss asS7 q
Lad Co. with ul supry Of sad second atas rsno' o.
''F'''' "''e'' '' L. LrScoIy 1HoNPs6SSo ~ sray
NRAND PIANOS OF the celebrated fle,ofy OF Ja-
~ rob Eek Zurich Switzerland Aso Bor195 Pc y 'ap@
SEE II roltsis 10 70 Brosday Ware Rooms Nc - a1feas =
&C. FISCHER, Qate Nuns & Fischer manliiae-
tor and wsrsroo No. 10 Green~iehs, esrae q OHyL
eastsd fr ee1Is IN tune P.BO tuned TsTad sni sr
cbsnged B.-Aiso. Eoean Pisne-For.es for ale
afESSks LIGHTE & NEWTON No = Canal -
vi Deocs O. tn increased deulLd nveo poPlay
q sI PAE0FoRTFs have e,;eIdsd s banes. sd ai, %.
prerto &c ctr 20 friends ana those vins ssPeios usr
s.so9 tn esin sP r P, tssS = az
SSsrr ' Fs.s o% 70 q G' so 60 Is M -
Anew MUSIC EMPORIUM-KOlian Pianos, Melo-
~ deou Guitars Flas AID - ~ 20
and Music BOOKS de.lsrin Mas Iaslmen Of ~ Snss ssi.ys
I'd bo The much admired osn nd for thsT Blaor o. C2
tsge 4uos fsr snail rooms Thee mt ,'-n nav
tts Psient Reht and Perared 70 aiA.,' nor
r e, Of tbe popularity OF these instruments than tae r.,
h. dss assortment Of Second hand Pianos TIC n 20
to ~ ,,uv. trent for Martin. univAed Guitars and SMITHS
TO- snd eey instrument fully warranted or
ebsDed the buyer TIE usasrnta ~ 80
win bis publications Is prepared % oar 's ~ ~ 80 ar
So gs.ors he American ar- other popular srsts
&c e boii In II country and Europe or their egn'3i
Of the United states a. s'or az
5 De Teachers and seulniries ID a. the 1west
puDlsneo "''''' A'~ HORACE WATERS,
p''" No SO Broadway corner Anthony-si, SeT-York
NEW and SECOND HAND PIANO FOhIES-
~ nov hand large ssrtmss o. Nes and see9aa.
Hand Pianos tra Piano. rom 60 20 p Tor lre
tom Is 70 per month No $50 Brood New fors
DIANOS for SALE.-A variety Of g and octave
Rosewcod PisnoFores warranted s4sactoa n ever
resfeet o. no sae approved papsr Pan
JANIS THOMPSON, removed % 'p5 broidFay up Hiis-
DIANO- FORTES-Tbe finest assortment OF Piano,
Fos CITY may BE- found a. The "sfs-rgons Of y r o.
Of George teWs ceebaed
American Ps-eu Psn0s variety NeSforS and ooon
sss Sib and without Also Boador and second isne
Pisuos FOR ssle 70 let n p BCUhIlS, No AZ oroad"sJ
nLANO .FORTES.-Persons about purchasing Pianos
viii find II 70 tier advuntase 20 call ~ J. HAlNES 90,
coru Sd av and l WHERE nay be found handsome as1 M
Of Fauo from 81 ocaves M ever respect equal 20
nry In this city written vii be giyen above
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Goal.

Goal.
COAL.-I now sell my best Red Ash screened and
~ delivered from under sksds low e. Isl from boss 81 IL
No connrniEsion gwen OF PETER CLINTON Kinzst
TOAL-The subscriber has In yards, and 10 constantly
~ dhGrznz ka2s and Bisumino1z
Goals Pst Orchard Bl.l Heath Lehish. LvePooL orre
Camel sidney ke he a. Of tae very bt q1asy. delivered N
hnts0Is c-dsl SD for sale oE. JAMES l. WORTH,
1fh-s., cor menrs0a. and ssbsy- cor Aaossi-
OsNn.l0rn sacs Ne e WslsL
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Drp Uooos.

E'Ok LADlES-A NEW ESTABLISHMENTS
Mrs EDWARDS Waos- Lsss and Chldreas Furnishing
Outhifi,g Ess4bnsn u hls r many years
ek-atre fo tn es q Se-NoEk .a recently
a. No 20 bcse@sy, A az =. sale Of
es mach admired b The Ladies u Phia1rhA Al elegut
q aces vrpPs and under clothing nEn1 coaks
ard g 1 ETC. Of the style bes, matters.
ard carsbs make. r-sdy for Wein<
hOo travelling and Ou1ts spPhed
respectfully invited 70 cal and the stock
EOR the LADlES.-The Crystal Palace Souvenir, or
Magazine Ls Fhiors Pas kn1 Sevfork
zsw press and eli be pubssd he l Of May Is ntsrsst
IA work tprhshed for eirgEa-on By M GEO
BCLPlN PPtcr Of tie Ps Nnur. AID ko-eisn shaw EPo
No s5 k-oacWHy othe- ufdl n1srt-F y
besur ustsied Enrsv1zs q the s-sf DESIGNS 10
Nsnss ceecpre pa-fcuI q the r1eIA q uca trey
ccrro-ed te WI y sci Zee e PAT q tt l- o. -
PlSAiio1 70 tx eE0iris.9s
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FOR sALEA first class barn one e. o pons - anu
tss %ss fTsS ee s:sS ut Foos.
dvssa 1ssrs SIKH ssffHrKaa IS. So 8 Wa oS
EDwsRD BRUHDIGE o. tss prentice s
V>oR saIE--y Valuable Real Estate a. Hastings. con
.. q .s: ss : So s lis sIs wei sss
n,ssS ss .ss -.is Of zoe Hsdss aver srsi
ssS5e Pssl.. s sg.1 yo "a Z AN'AiA
rss1K sAIE-Ibs uneXpired term Of Lease Of pre-
Il rss BoI.ess err Ct Sss.Aa s,a sl5 .ss
Eissrsnt s'ot belonging 20 sse Inquire OF B. l.
tIGH BRIDGE LOTS.-FOur Double Lots for
rsetaIe iens1ent Terms cash, ts naisPa4bs F0' mP'
80 'ih'F '''''' 'rp JANIS McrTEE 10. $50 wss. ls
Illinois LAND for SALE at GREAT SAChl,
FIcEoBe Fern eontsi1ins IA acre. = o. ssSa : as ass
ood sore ws q s1eeest Ssie eaT1 s111.shoa "a oey
Peoria Hf Of q: gq,sheSS 'P S n Mt rss1 %
sSs Io,u oEe tfAahIs bs,suent ffon 10 AN 'ozPa
Jersey CITY cOTTAGEs-TwO new Cottages,
~ ,essh ustle fr sa sente family situated a. = sooner
Essx aes s s a. te Fry fr sale or faror.se
us be essdt Onay scssbls 1sssni a. srsts
~ Gsnwic w. botws1 q AID u Oeloet either nonaE q
Ols for SALE and BUILDING LOANS made, if
proved ssys !, Hs e. Let, ,. q psss Aa gt,sS
MORGAN Co, s'anopera No. ~ Peif.s'.
DEAL EsTATE-Lots and Houses UP-Town for
h s As9 ssvs's FsITa; Sn .1. s ' n,
c5e1lte prices snd terms Apply TO JOHN A FLAAAER
No g waist
g COCKCROFT q Co, REAL ESTATE Of
% FCE no IS q a5er New fork AMI 70 a suia 7fh-st
i sburgh and lots Newfors, wlan'blfsh and
bod ~ ia sale ca D., ,9s q ss;S s ss Is.u.
Parties g PoIenJ for sale may send DESCRIPTION and terms By
or en.sn property On lie books ih' Office and books
rg7O HOTELKEEPERS-Fo sale, a choice Blild-
pg Ia 10 pleasant eeslthy active business vi or build
Bg pubic TIE Location gooa one tos Ps1o Tans
tiasF 1fc Of
s5 he sder eesssry bd viii be furnished By
O' V A TX flsI ByE 80 3 o5s6t sr-Yort
Tl1O LAND OWNERs.-W Tract Of Land,
10 aes upward table for village accessible y the iit
i'm Rod I'D villain sauce, 1es OF Mount Yer
non. Apply % JOHN a FLAAMER No SO WsIH
WHO WOULD HAVE BELIEVED 1T
w ONLY SO TO Slz5 FOR sFULL LOT a. WINFIELD
This tefnfI6si VILLAGE issHsed a. Convenient distance oa ne
feTiss bong gny haf mic above calvary cemetery
runnr the Ferries for ST ,enfs TIE
Fushig Pus I'D val pass sons ne property aHa
efiins u 5 1T. o8ss los evident from the fact
sI., Short large
rrnf &c sod IL fact Winfield Lots posses "a
pt and osn second 70 none 10 the world aHd most
& p5s aid out 10 broad src and avenues Of 60 feet each
AID pasrrF directly through is % feet wide on which
m sna ohrs Who vish 20 avoid the enormous rsats Of
IL beng within their places Of business
CT equn about a,ttst from tie CITY iisu - r. 49, ,, ~
ne proteyty sold liberal terms VIZ Ten per ont or
Ap On eScb Lot OF purchase and the balance % sat
The Of the purchaser reduction OF ~ PET S0- VII %
made on tie first 100 ffold
For map and iurh, q P q SSPRi%s g KENDALL
No IryOu.ToN corner Of ChathaTei
CITY Hall New York or at the
Iron Foundry, the premises
SOS 600 J REAL sS 81 a. a. 5 raj:
no for v olesls lunes Inquire Of DR.. IT, h ROOT, No o<
Roadway pat remain On bond and morssse.