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,cuIN1.TnN AEEAIRS

w,su~erns alay The oath Of office was administer
., ~ ,r IN .syrrs clerks recently appointed In The Lane
"lliee snone them wns + II Fuller lately shot by Cap
I,,n Shnmburr He appears 10 be fully recovered.
.r,c h,. most prominent candidates Tor the hargeshiE
a. the Hapu. are Mr. WALL Mr. SteveHs OF New Jersey,
-aac v Fauirrpoel Of New York Stevens is backed e>
Com Stockton Senator'S Wright and Thompson, and th'
whole New Jersey delegation. lis friends regard his ap
toinne nj as certain Mr. Wall is Of an old friend o
The Presidents and Vandefpoe is compromise between
them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

The South :Jr Democrat referring 10 the nomination
Mlch ipl.lcd in The Beacon several days since, OF Mr.
lu.uiiiv Rises caGddIIc "r tins CouLGt ssHnnl Dis
mt saw ihll satisfied what knows am
name such would be Jistasle
al 10 aim
We GaI lean r"lh nniIrsuhGbc authority thai Dr. 4
H. Smith ri under the present ciIrUIn
snIcas aud circumstances attempt bring him
ont - : candidate NOriah. Argns.
TIE NORTH WESTERN RAlLRUAD.-Wr learn
HE likr'stuD tNa t:Izcr, that The work III
road Is pstr .rsst.i win v..n III contractors bcHa
alive IL liz Importance al ia.iug advantage the present
favorable I;gc iutcc l. a. work. bat il
,rrsioud thu "iny Ia found iJr any adIuJnai
number al libora hands.
CROPS /, VIRGINIA. The fredericksburg Herald
Iin Ilia rirrts Euanu visible several crops
wheat between iha riiy aui :'rnsy wanna Com
i.rl that h'rri""l scarcely worth The seeding ks
though twenty az tw'htyi. bm-l!- might be gathered
ihc approaching HARVEST
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NEW BOOKS. &c.

Spirit Tapping Unrsied lie the title of neal volume Just
issu, by Mason Rrrtrs, New York. IL designed
expose of the remarkable delusions that
prevailed in any age country. Ii is written BY the Rev
II Madison of the NJ F.. Church. Without dsracng from
its popular features part OF the authors obec, has been
vindcate the sacred writings The only infibe
urd u ra and 10 sci nrth their teachings in rcgarI
the intermediate state ms beyond all controversy In order
30 this, the author Judged best fully state and
Illustrate spirit philosophy The book therefore
contains full exposition OF these mysteries, aud conclu
sive refulaon of the philosophy. 1t Is for sale
Exchange Book Store OF Messrs. West IL Brother
The Sihocope Tor May is before US, containing table
Of highly attractive the Faculty The leader
continuation of the treatise upon ''hc pathology aud
treatment ol pneumonia" by James Logan, NJ. D.
The American reprint OF the London Quarterly has
been by Msssrs Nash Woodhouse the agents Of
the publishers for this city
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TO THE VOTERS OF HALIFAX.


AZ nur last County Court while mrcIin! was sllIlng Tor
the purpose "l srndn. delegates 10 The Distinct Convention
{" Nominate candidate tor CongnSs Dr. Beverly II ficl-
ing addressed tic Chairman and requested Inn |" invite
the people In tniln after the business lar wnra c ltct-
ing had been especially called finished he desired 10
sar lew "us Tie request complied WITH an! mar
" all OF those present remained Df Fleming then
forward and stated thai, in consequence Ui The d,"n III
the Democratic party there being Three candidates Then IN
III" iri of TIE SENATE tho result might and in all pro
orhiv would be- the election of Richard Thompson E-l
thu Wing cannlI!r and he proposed that the Demo"
Gratis then iuGninr, wil himself, Mr.. Medley and Dr.
Johnson should retire AMI thai The meeting then assembled
sh"uli select from The body ol The county suitable person
Ia h. voted or The Democratic candidate lu the Senate
To this proposition Mr.. Medry ucrr!si
nonnrci by friend Of Dr. Johnson that he aud his friends
would have nuiE. do with the meeting, would he
b. botnd by resolution linen pass thai
The tnrcsia9 should 20 INTO nomination 0i candic and
priG'n% II 10 the support al The Nominee "hecnpvn
Dt Johnson, Dr.. Fleming, Mr. Medley aud Nj. ih,s.
0nna, respectively nuIina!rd hy Their iGifi.ls
The Chairman vi the mrrn. then requested Ia with
draw, ana having done so, and Gen. Balrw being called
takr his seat, Nj Richard Logan ulsJ put
tlnn. Air Logan declared thai he inclined Ia BE-
candidate Tor Office wiiart, that he had winch
entirely satisfactory IN himself and would BE- hi
lrrni Th"y knew them; but which unnecessary
eisr tfa he protested against being uoinnaIr,unI a-
pt,Ird the gentleman who suggested his MiIh
draw il, which hut gentleman declined
The mnic 81 voting was Ihcn agreed upon, follows
that Democratic voter shl pass hGtWccn till
"rs cast his vote ari the should b. cried Them aud
recorded By the Secretary This was done and resulted as
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE
COND DISTRICT.

We learn that after a session Of days end several bh
ollings Tins body Nominated yesterday, MIR "h y oo"ph
Of Rerkrburg the democratic candidate tor The 'ecou
D,sIci The nomination., after the last ballohng
was mad. unanimous We Learn that the utmost
good feeling pc, The convention dung It's whoie s
ling and thai The nomination cordially cohcufFed H. ana
will be universally sustained ty the party we congfa
late GuDd uEOn his and have no doEH' 'hu nc
,yill carry The election with ease. 80 may il be-
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pr,,pn m uruT.E RITRNET"r

CE:ci::AlI May 1.-THE tar Of Hamilton county as.
sr,nbi,d passed solutions relative the dca Ii
j, lu.e. Barnett AMI resolved attend the funeral III
body All III: rots viii Durn lie day OF the uac
raj The heavy columns the po!Ico of The Burnett House
are anri Hit mourning and The rags that and olie;
hotels al. placed :,a He IS deeply lamcnted by
ON riLy y.nrTn!y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

Tie Democratic NigIanrc committee Of Monroe ward
vii. NEE, Tins cyclin. nj g o'clock, the Shockoc il
Tavern; AMI the Democratic Vialnce committee o Midi
SON Wand will meet The Enquirer Office We earnestly
appeal in behalf M inst cause and our noble leader JUDGE
Caskle who is every way worthy Of our whrnest hnu mos
JEALOUS support, that iu attendance may he present
and that ll.rr cGunssls and deliberations may be CO.
verIeL by concord prudence and wisdom S" rs 10 meet
our willy enemy the Wings, twu work through the se'ts'
agency Wig club fair uni equal TERMS. on the -o
If This mouth And lei il be remembered until lie DAY "i
election by the Democrats o this city, hil klciohi may
m the la ME field where the victory may be os or Won
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,:,,r,nurn, ,h., i, II -" .i'"'''a' '''' :" :
lrguIi 10 4 ot,, ,o,,tuuruI to tie Council,
"" ,,irh win al once occur 10 II, anu "hch heeh
nj" therefore BE- stated ~ a" 10 rrpcssn, the CIV
hooy VI " nnartnrnt Washington having charge oil Inc
on,,a which been made to confer WIN The De-
i, r..,td n IT, and 10 attend 10 me application OF
raHr' " ~ made hrs, In vancn the interests OF Rich.
n T. and, they take the liberty u suggest tha' more thnn
inttd The number silou!i be az limited as possible
The expenses incurred BY the doe cG .e
r , in, ira amount Ia the al S2uo oo an account OF
which i, herewith submitted That sum as peen pau upon
hr ,ra al III. Chairman Of the c"lnmiIiee IN Tue Chhrn
bruiu unI OF tr al sou APPROPRIATE" '"t "' p"'P"se
and made SUBJECT Ia sncli DRAFT !, -, f,.
Copies o two of the charts OF The ISer mhan ny .apan
Sausbury Which were obtained by The c"hl'ee rom me
of Cant Srausblry appended to the proceedings OF .ne
V,nini, Commercial Convention held in September 1881
me herewith returned lie Council TO hc ntu WIN inns
report as they may be again setvceaoe J" a "a''
of the Council on this subject.
All which is respectfully submitted.
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90 - IsIII NsVILI.E AND kEYsVILLE PhAHh


Chr.;ianrvIlle an1 'icii'!
l PLANK Roa.t" Barbecue al ChsithsViie on i''i
uI ,n.I The huiers add lujirs are IL .e
Rev Vim A smith, D Prs-lent oil Hind" ~ m."vI, RAJ
" p TunstAu President :" ie,nr 70 deliver
Road AMI nt her d guisted ri'eake's are tHP''''
..trss.s y the on the
III. tonris,inr are requested 10 met' ~ . hu.,cr.e
sin al IL .ca.s iu att hithes =, cnmms5U.
Of Importance WI :a'"' s WN A HESTER, Secretary
MaY 3-C2t
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~ J. 5. Wormey convicted n The murder OF A. r Rs
tou 10 Powhatan county. Va has been sentenced b
hung on the Gath OF June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13

pEMOrRArIC MEETING IN PRINCE EDWARD
Ar meeting of the Democratic party al Prime Edward,
h.Li ,i p,Incc Edward Court House :-ani,y tho Ith
iv nj Nav 1855 b. W. Hrmncx called lie Chair,
III K Y Davis appointed :'rCictarY-whcr"uj K. IL.
W,cins was nominated ~ n candidate r.pgsrut his
couuty in the neyt L".isiiuIr al Virginia.
Rrs,lyrL Tina: The Democratic party OF This county
,;mnu.iy recommend Win e.. flnurnoy Candidate
,.,,occnl This District in the Congress of the Un States
la wing nr many years iahu,i' served and sustained t!u.
D. nmacy in oil this re2ion, without having sought
promotion in any way
p.s,vcJ That The proceedings 81 this rdcttn. bc pub
oh.t in The south Side Democrat, FlrmvlIr Journal FIX
anirrranh Enquirer. H. W. " oaia IA, thiirInan
L. Ia ..ncrrIlIH.
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ZEN PRINTING GFFICE.

complete
ant establishment. intend conducting ,c !rk abJ Job
ns branches under The and s'yle Of
GLEMMlIr, FOR ~ CAMPBELL.
cIir pur, AMI having been ensace rom .s y" nife
EAR, tie IT. We -he'
ureyeS hat cYrru. InI.g workman
rk. oe iohci such 80
Banks LaT> IirsUaIs, iiah0bil- Lh" Ii ith''
Pan phes Sc A. 49,.
y. t-IG-s- tCi liiih ~ s&clhh VI ""''
IL mel ei,s. sy,,T -a,eu cuh!r I,,'."ntrc
WN H. CLEMfITT.
l. u FORE.
CAMPBELL.
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COMMITTEE

MApls,S WAnD.--Samucl Hastings, John X. Martin,
John A. West C. u. Luck, Samuel Harrison Miles Am.
blrr Alert NJ. Wtst, Jchn RrIumr:, q. P"n.irNr
C. NmIrncyer John r.. W"mhlc, l'hus. R"nn' AMI j., l.
H. Gill jag. ~ Shine Geo. J. wilson + &. I,ncI V. a
Faser, X D. Addngtan, Wm C. romPkns YIN. IT, pa
wilson Ho W Hughes, JOHN 7. Rogers H. A Men VIA.
yoliv Jas y. Gmoiman, VIM y. i!aslins, r. !! Bankn-
shin DR. Chas r. Hrirkcn, W. g. CrmIch:r!, .icacI Sc
pars X L. Dickinson, J. &. Brslrr, \ ar."l. t. H. Wat
Ens G. ~ GiIilsrc John a. Il .ivn. JAS. l. ,i.r 4 A..
KIs.hmar Chas D. Yale, G.. >. Der, JAS NJ hard PHI
lin Mayo Rpsc"c Il Heath, Geo. WorIc, John Inward.
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MONROE WARD VIGILANCE Committee.

The Democratic Vigilance Committee M"nrrr Ward Is
reulrslr,! To n.rc The $oc.oa ill avrrn, Frhiny
evening The 18th lnsi o'clock Punt unl attendance Is
requested Business 81 Importance viii II brought before
the r.umnliier. Haii !. }. bENooN
COMMITTEE Slmuel d Dtnoon. lrkn ". Glaze
brock, Marx Duwnry. Alexander Stc;l!n G. K. Ehilr-,
James Mcdowell. WtlIamm +. sims, 6. Courtney,
Geo w. cul;rr. Richard Muorc Ru. NJ h'nn" > &. Da.
Wis Henry Crackr, l-,nc = Graham. W.. NJ Harrison,
Ru g. scott Jr VINCENT Rar.Ilnln, irl'l Lee William
uuIscir, VIM. j. Nlir"p Edward L. i;as iirnry alIirr
Wu NJ. Fulton, John AnIcyaTd ii. Is DEins"n, Re-. }.
Wipesworh. William Watts John Gibson y W. foy,
B. W :jruTk", $ II. Fisher & f'hlm, David
" Jones Dtn z. llowlr, ll"9 &. Eppt, J"seph Her.
holzer a G. Laynr, VIM f. Hill, 5 SIrhlel, Geo |. Bet
~ John T.. Kelly, -. S. D"!aplsnc, Il. A. Lewis Wn.
Gates Edward J. Cannon, Vim. y. Sirad, %m. X. Glenn
,hn II ;iespc Char!r. ;. Morgan, Lawst Il. I'M, Wn.
Gray Henry Philips VIM. ". IInhrrak ROYAL Todd,
John H,brr liinfd Alley, VIM. Rnkr. h. . lraynr, V.
t.ruwl,n! Dr. r.. Robinson Wui t. Allegro Garrett Wat.
son WA W. Dunn want, Paul Rarsa;n, Wa J. Mnnlrd,
Snn,'IT Buyy Daniel Johnston, T.. iinny, T. NJ. Martin.
Francis Duscl +. Butcher, M"~rs alittetricr, Daniel
HorkaIay Daniel rulty, Michael Taylor.
MADISON WARD VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
The Democratic Vigilance Committee o Madison Ward
i requested 10 the Office al Ihr Enq Main
Street "a Friday evening" 18th INST: Al "ro H. order
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a FINE, LARGE SEA ilR iLE. WI br"'rTca up GE1
a T. lay, ~ soup, S"ahs, - at .,,.,,, GxIa1y5
Mans and Islr 81 % ~
~ lao May Is
y roK THE, til hand, the
and Dn.r null, -Hk. Bp - Etc Alpaca
pm MaIseis ~ dang, 10 be fount !" the Cay Those
he would ,o well 10 the
Ia hing EMPORIUM Man add supply lhcmscs Imu.d
arcIy. HENRI siAfbR.
CARD, been reported hat the at proper
"a ~ ms been Ir.n aud tth consegue thereof !G
al, .u ai ;iI.e advertised, am auozed by ID:
~. al hc ot tie public that aid report utterly
~ ham foundation. that Ir sole will ats place MoE'ay
,iEt WITHOUT LIMIT Or REaERvE
u,yi3 JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Auct'r
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RANGE pE .rI;i:KM O,IErEts


IL Rgmlgnlx H.5. S.grr. Mimi SJ.,i Rjs.uo,i. ~
/ 1"'r,k y NJ I2o'cnrE VI. Jo',I"'k = NJ
M II I'll IL IS
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49,, nam ii. ;.r, ia. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
Unwilling HOUSES and LOTS for

u sALE.-The undersigned have at Bfidsepor' Conn'
1,n ys rnipnes walk Of the Of that CITY aud con-
nee,ed herewith by and splendid carriage bridge.
le0 600 worth Of the desirable Lots IN Connecticut
either for manufacturing purpos or residences bosepo
contains 10 900 inhabitants one oftbe most varedy oesn-
tfu cities New and part OF exceeds ours In
its natural Attractions those embellishments winch
very heavy outlay have created
The ground high aDd dry, the water pure and SON. In
the center psrt Of acres Of natural wood OF stately
srovtb about 10 dwellings Of tasteful architecture have
been bu and are now erecting thereon Nowhere IN the
line the New Yfrk and kewHayep Railroad are there
such inducements offered TO those locating N the
large portion the purchase money can remain OF mort
gage Address or call on DAVID w THOMPSON, Bridge
port Ascent for the Proprietor p. T. BARNUM and w H.
AnpIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
DOCHE,s TERRA COTTA WORKS.

III The Subscribers woaj respectfully call me -
Architects Ruaes ard the pusile N genera - So
y,S,- ~ Ornaments IN Terra Gotta
as -rrnred 20 furnish les thsn hall pr ice 81 sx'
,s Acle wh,ch bat httle kno IN shFoa<a ~.
Ola World sor axes previous 70 the Christian era
Sing generally used By architects IN England ana on sS
-. -l,tsr,s IN America It's complete atiptiaou
- he ro-t elaborate design strength, hshnes dnrae,a
Ard resistance 10 the rcemeney o. All Sees y "e'
-aynot AN 10 make il generally approved on tf'AL
Persns desirous OF ascertaluins the desehP 80
g. ~ ~ .rtce arp requested to refer 10 TIE TRINITY oSa
~ " -, T,n'fy Church IN Broadway, New fosS. where
arts made Of this material, such a. 10,
sssSs cornices &C. Sc may be seen Apply 70 koS
BROTHERS Nc, 81 Fulion-st up ,thsl o. u me- yae ~
esh and lCt avs lsrge quantity Of Dram fiPe OF
y.riou. stxes. constantly on hand .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
MISERABLE RESIDENCE for SALE

IL The handsome and rubstantia moderne Three story
aud base nen House. No 81 MonoD,, us feet east OF
Hudsonst built in the most workmsnhke mssDer, OF the
best materials and repee with every desirable convenience
and also all the modern additions OF water TO third story,
gas bath water closet kitchen.ranye, laundry, dumb
waiter &c kc-very large yard stocked with grape vines.
fruit trees and Towering shruhsbrown stOpe and bcs
waksbouse 25 by a. lot q by 10 feet Can be examined
O'Clock. -
Also the twosiory and attic Brick House, No l45 Bar.
sow directly the Of above For terms inquire at
the house or No l87 FuioB.st
Aso the two story and Lot No IS Walkers lot
- BY 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at GREEN.

~ wICH Conn., about thirty go miles from New York
by the n Y and H. Railroad The place contains about
az acres well stocked with fruit and ornamental trees
good house containing twelve rooms stable out houses
wsser and all other things to make first rate place
in All respects II s about three hundred and fifty yards
from the River Mianus the Post Road, near Coscob
landing about one mile from Railroad Station, Coscob
BriSee Pe,sns wishing TO It will apply 10 ISAAC
A. JfSSUP, 10 the premises or OF the owner ~
"n-'' ~ " JOHN w. PERR0T.
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EoII.NpIANnS-T.GIL BERT s Co.'s


~. pTaYOFORTE wARE-ROoMs, No: 81 Bod
= -. - S,ther vt "a fsor SsT-fork -frasos y 81
~ -, the cr'ei-.ed .E0lIin. wnnl@ssie anu retH
Cc.r.ra Piano. convenient tor nan 700 jas =
- - hsnd Pi.-o- Piancs WIZ and ~ltnout TX ~
-, "a mr. NsloSeors Tor SAFE - -.
hAn' !" HIT HORACE WATERS, Exclusive Agent
r. ..tsr-ca Of the public invited - the bio gag
-. -,--rr f-u-r TIE Nev-YoTk k.V-1zelist' !.
r C;unERr Co.'S AoLIAS FiASo-f hS.-;1o-t -
80. ,i,b hes Instruments n45es Is 70 speak ~l'A
"a. s5grce :ha. We eouAi not 0;hsz<se clam r.
Srrs. utrl and The besaty al SaApteanes
- EoNsn a-tachr,sr: 10 some OF the oest alPs7s
- n uus;cal instrument serves n tasti "A
~, a.. yeIy frIlly bGili rec lS e s1lios
others know cf ard poses II arkao.e sweet
- I'D ruE;tv of tone WITHIN few years gFeas
-. have been r.ade n iher tas1uiact1Er ~ NlNl
- s--ncer md rsOge bsnt tone Is secured Ia P0leI
IA veuI-e az vel IN evennes Of toa
y. s--- -eas.er and elasticity Of touch we kno@ not
80 49, ned them WI De surprised 70 and sac attan
80. -sSe The EoEAn IS son AID deheate ana Is Se'
go f~ he voice and for Sacred lRse as ne ofean "
-, N tfese also M Gibeit has been MAKING rNAed
-, rts within few wears 80 thai deAsnHal de4l-
es, - ruv OF tone hss been secured As Al aeO
nm spt 10 TIE voice particularly n the execution o. std
We know 10 hing sSeetsr, or more asete anu ap
rabe an these EoLAns. For o1rseiNes We htANu -
bsh moral value 70 Influences o ths sor IN W %
mend these instruments with sreai eoSdiAhy arc
% ga fh.r, beeinuiug 10 be well ApprecAed as
So bss sppbed about two thousand hohsns u the ASK
80, vea-s Thew are spplylng ten week ana Nc
en-. Ne ~ srply the demand They are furnished A. me
W,reroorn AZ TIE same prices the M.sa~otoEl and
IT, hurer raw feel sured Of far dealing and apssa ues'-
ne-lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
COR SALE-A valuable location for manu-

a ACQUIRING PIG iron, RallFoad M kcIhs sabserbef
ssers Tor sale VALUABLE se' .ns sSa
Pssn THIS place hss sl.eh wse, 70 the
Nsnch Chunk. the Delaware and Mers 80 r. I'm
,ssS ssa uesr the Deg6s OF the NewJeFssy CnssA kn
n~a AT ,he.e comma stons can selS isea SS s.s
49, A., ar 49, ,s.r. inns place wei NSrio the area
80 ~ wi,hpS 20 engage IN tAs i,oa basacs.
''''' " jos HOWELL, s,SOa, Psaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
ASruosr J. BLsscxss, Aaotione.r..

ANTHONY bhh,oNss, sao.oer 49,. a,
l ARGE and peremptory SALE OF about n
ter fronts on ist ID and 3daV., and 9Slh aud 0s
At auction 80 :, -,
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al public sz.ns
on THURSDAY, March >, 1858. at " O'CLOCK at the II
ehsnts Exchange, the following Building Lots, via
About "a Lois ruing nearly tho entro block Of fos'
bounded BIZ the "a aud Sd ava and by 18th aud othrs
lois forming the whole bloch OF ground DcaaiH
BY the let and % avs. and by D3th aud 99th-sta
Also Lots, forming the whole font Of the 6Ioet
tween sstb and S9thss the east side Of s'ay, VITA y
valuable night In front Of said property, being 90
EsAt River For maps describing the above property "a
terms and further particulars, apply 70 The AnetSnesE
Broad ST. (I8D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
PICTURESQUE COUNTRY SEAT,

IA Known the LAUREL HILL Eoi aih' ,pI o1 1I
This picturesque County Seat 81 miles ron New
"a pe.viIe Turnpike tuated and also approached by
beautiful drive of bmiDates from New York and Newark
Railroad DEPOT apoh the east bank OF the rssAc Inc
ears esve ard Jersey City every bali hour morn
ing and evening and every hour the rest Of The Day
One halt Of the purchase money can remso on inonsse
psns dTsvipss and views Of the place by Coleman. may
h. .sep AZ The Office Of and for full description, apply 70
y" uOMER MORGAN No Pine<t. ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
no. Tryon.row, near Harlem Railroad 0iic
CLEGANT COUNTRY SEAT and FARM

IL for sALEIn the vicinity OF New Haven, consisting
of House which is large very convenient and in good
der having handsome verandah, in part covered with
thrifty grippe vines The house s Supplied with the best
able OF warming the whole house excellent DAIRY room
and cellar spring brought into the house, barn.
stable carnage and other oubouses garden in which are
large beds OF rhubarb asparagus strawberries raspberes
and other fruits and flowers also, srapery ~ TO year,
sd) of SEQ vines large orchard comprising variety OF
apple peach plum. cherry and other fruits together with
81 OF farming aud wood land aconsideTabe part OF
which is under cultivation haudsome lawn and forest
trees are IN OF the house, nerspersd with fruit trees
evergreens &c The location Is near the railroad and
thriving village containing three churches Nc aud IN ev
OF the house may be seen, aud further particulars made
known ON application to HOMER MORGAN,
No. Pine 81.
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