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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
HOUSE for SALE at YONKERS.-A

HUUNE lot CNLE Ut IVININIIN'' n
very snug convenient House for sale in the besuttul
village of lonkers 90 WsrburOnav not over nye mnut,s
wsk from the depot steamboat landing commlnclngs
MAGNIFICENT Of the Hudson The lot St feet iront
by 6 deep The house entirely new and contains three
rooms on the frs: floor with kitchen ard w~hnouse 81
joining thee the second story ana nom over
the kitchen with good closets and four husned rooms
in tire third attic story viii be sold Tor 2)o II ap
Piled for immediately. Terms liberal Aso, another
House smilnr 70 the above stories high, IN the
mediate n,isAborhood Price S375A-,so new. well
flushed throughout, and good order For further par
ticulars apply 10 GEO H. BELL. No j5s NAssusf or to
JEhNINGSG PRICHARD, Ionkers t;!e above the
Post Office the opposite SIDE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

AT PRIVATE SALE-Three.story Bnck
"A House and Lot No. l2s Thompson at between Spring
""' COLE L Chiffon, No. Q waRst.
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CAST MORRISANIA LOTS-Time extend

II
~ ed year tor payment Of 70 per cent OF purchase
money OF bai-nce ots-Terms 10 cent down,
and balance before March n 1855 These lots occupy
yery healthy h--stfa location. and Ia fall
Of the Fast River and thu Immediate Vicinity OF rest
depces of several OF wealthy and spectacle ct
gems of Westchester County Also tine fishing within
aysyter of mile The Morrsani, Branch Railroad already
built passes through this property also, the hochelo
and Second ay Railroad which has been lately chartered
r. exp cted will pass through this properly. Several
houses are now building and los selling rapidly Distance
OF this property from the City Hail. nine miles TIE per
TON No Tryou-row, near Harlem Railroad Office.
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TO BE SOLD CHEAP-By family lea

TU BIZ SUIU JftEAF-Bl family leaving
l. tn eouut-y. fue Farm Long Island 81 rale- from
NcwIo!k ard = nlrs from kxrni ylAe I: contains g
q good and AID has upon Il lAree tostcry wel
liz s.house stables Sc y applied fo- WI b. sd
~ bargain Apply 70 JAS MCCULLOUGH
No. L59 Fsoa,-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

vJNO RENT-Those fine large, airy, capacious
and well lighted Rooms second floor OF the new
Of the Hanover Bank Possession given innedl'
s.lv kuply nj the Hanover Bank At the office OF the
Joie Life insurance ana Trust ChDpany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
THF WILLIAMSBURG REAL ESTATE

Il OFFICE No. y south 7th-s., i the place 70 by o.
rent h0sse ard 10; cheap Houses and Lot from $50
70 SoCt0 Cheap Lots. with money loaned build also
coIners oE Grocs-s. S. COCkCRoFT. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

DOOM to LET-With steam pOwer.-One
~ large roo 50 by TO- and lighted Also several smale
rooms with steady power IN OF the best LOCATIONS IN
she oty. Apply 70 FERRIS * TABER, corner OF Green
HAND HeaShnfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

CTEAM POWER-l0 or Is horse power,
- with room in stone factory 36th st. 800 feet west from
7th sv Apply the premises, OF 20 CHARLES PAhI-
RIDGE, Nc. CourtlaDdt ST., st O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

DEADY REFERENCE FLEA super
III s,,irle for filing away bills meuorsndnns, ess.
Dot.s sc. GEORGE III BELL, Ststioner, soi""
sau 81
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CTABLE to LET-Th large and desirable
Dbtiok Stable Oh Great JoDesst attached to No. 10 Bond
ct Apply to ID W LEE, No 20 Feryst, between the
boors OF 8 and II A. NJ.
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and LOT for sALE-On the Morris

Il i Turnpike Ehzabethtown Eew-Jersey, within i've
minutes walk Of the New-Jsrsey Railroad Dept The
misses are handsomely situated upon high ground the
house Is nearly new with every convenience sttse he'd
well OF excellent the door. Lot l2s BY 85 feet
well stocked with the choicest OF Young bearing fruit trees
For farther particulars inquire OF the Subscriber, on the
pemises ,rpv,r ,o.-,-rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

EOR SALE-On easy terms. the new four
Il story brick HOUSE and STORE the corner Of Hoyt
and Butert. South Brooklyn-s good location for Gro
cery or BsSery Apply TO PATRICK GERAGHrY, No.
SO Pearl st Etw-IoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
DESIRABLE HOUSES in 23th.st. for

nESIRAB BILE HOUSES in 25th-st. Tor
~ sALE.-The subscriber offers for sale two brown
front Houses and four brick Houses situated On the
north side Of 38ihst between Broadway and 6thsv the
location be ng one OF the best the city The Houses 40
three stories attic basement ana subcea aud are butt
in the substantial manner by one OF ts best builders
They contain every Improvement snd will be ready Tor
occupancy by the 18th Of April Apply to CHAUNCEY
BARNAED No IL Pine+t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

ANTHONY, LAWRENCE Co. are also the .oe rsss
fnr The se of the celebrated Free Stone from Lutte F
Nav Jersey and are now ready TO contract tor the dslv
81 ,L;s v.lnahle building material The Company hsvs
sr1nns,s or vsorous working Of the Quarry Arcaise
and Dealers may depend upon prompt falhIalea< III
:. nt.aels ANTHONY, LAWRENCE Co.
e'"' No. 10 PeAdA
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C,ARM nr SALE-Containing l6D acres, 100

nproy,d and IN good cultivation The land smooth and
pleasantly located IN extensive manufacturing distinct
here cash home all tiEes be had r all kinds
OF produce at New York City With 40 miles tanspor
,aion and is well vaered and fenced, with Necessary
building &c Price Si.0ottle good AsJ, number OF
lots OF nv proved lands from 30 10 100 each suitable
for farming purposes at from 81 50 per All Of the
above property situated in Fssbms. Sullivan County,
n Y. Inquire Of WATKINS HlNE 10 Chambers st.
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nor SALE. at POUGHKEEPSIE-A de-

EOR SALE, at POUGIlKEEfSlE-A de-
srabe country seat the residence of the late Hubert
Van Wasenn decreased peasany situated The Outstrts
OF the village containing a acres Of land The house OF
larre me- modern built convenient and in good order.
The iapasoape and river scenery be surpassed
The grounds FIRE order and contain everything IN tho
wAy 81 fruit and teea and shubbery that be
desired For further paTdculss apply to ether Of the Ek
O. O. VAN wAGENEN. No II Wall st Ny.
R NM PH' YAS wAGEYEN. PO'ksep's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

TOR SALE-valuable Real Estste AZ Has
n Ings eonxssiAg of several Vils ana Cet.>se Sites
eotf>Eg from three to Ser acres OF lana All these Pt
GELS are veil fenced xnd wssrred cortnaodinE tn2sni
ern' view of the Hudson River and surrounding county
ard WITHIN i've minutes walk OF the hndson RIVER Rs road
oror Tor psrtoulsrs, inquire Of {. z. HEGRATH,
HsstineS or n Ne leg wsshlns:on-st- New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
U,OR sAIE-A FARM Of about 20 a.res U

u coed lsua good dwelling AOass and spscas out build
irss situated one re nogtheaSsily from Ekabeth'own
RaoAa depot and three quarters Of le IRON CahArie-
e. aep5t the New-Jersey Censl Railroad SAID arm
pleasantly situated sd would make dssrsbe rvs iea-
fo gentleman 6oini Business s cry. cssseveE rnes
ay 10 the city by way of Newark AMI haas By Eks6h
Port ComputsSn SIS Irce $500, hAlf q de purchase
money CO. EsD,sn on esIs I'd naOrsAse 9de.red Apply
e D. B. WISTON, -. TIyon-sow, HGsn RAILROAD
Buildings cprosite the City Hal
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harm for SALE.-For sale, very pro-
ADRIAN NASH, No. rs Third-st, Troy. or =,
NASH BEADLESTON Co, No 80 Dey-st. " I.

DARN for SALE.-A fine Farm, contain
i ing about 30 acres situated in the own Of Harrison,
the Uouse therr fDe view Of the Sound AMI surround
ine country fine orchard snd Necessary buildings on
the premises The house Is about two miles from Rye ana
portcbeser Depot. Of the Ne~ York and New H,van all
road Inquire o. GEO. W CARPENTE R No % Libertyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

SJNO LET-House No 20 Franklin-st:, 500;
No 90 East 21th-st s7eo, No. 2si 10Th ST. 500; No.
an ss., sIOSQ; No So Lewisst $500; No. S8S 6ihs
ano several have gAs baths, &c. Also two desirable
Cottages with and half lots each on l2sth-St near
tienss on D,sraw near Courlst, Brooklyn. Apply 10
y "a Known. No. n Wall st., from to- P. NJ.
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1rstrnctlon.

4 GENTLEMAN who has seen the best re-
"A rults of his method Of teaching Is deslrous Of p'lLe
Lessons the German, Lain aud Greek languages % yhs
Ses ana 40 10 youus emeu pr pairing ioc college
He bores make his lessons both Instructive ana
tc by reading with his pupils the best authors snd giving
snhntc interpretations Of their works Brsl references
A. 10 abilities can be given. Address NJ. q Tnoune ohce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

nESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT STAN
- FORD, Conn, for SALE or 20 LET.-The house II
two stories high with wings and piazza three SIDES I'm
ished msdern style with basement range furnace dumb
waiter &C. with the kitchen There are also on
the premises carriage house stable &c The GROUNDS are
filed with choice fruit shade trees and shrub
beiy. For further particulars inquire OF WIN DE kLfN'
No 100 J3ieepW,ch-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
Real estate for Sale.

A LOT, north side 54th ST.. 80 feet west OF
"A 5th.sy Corpcrstion title Street opened, ground
good grade, and terms easy For sale BY j. C. SAN
DERS No. 5 NAssapst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
DARHNTs and GUARDIANS looking for

the best Schools in the country IN tbs city, wiH
rd eaAogaes crrGs-S and 81 neei-i and reliable NOR
nation wihO1t charge, a. L. II. WlLCOXS Z. 5 school
Agency, No % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
COR sALE-A Country Residence at Fish

j kilI Landing adjoining the Hudson River Railroad
dep6t now OCCUPIED by r.. Crosby, Esq The house Is
large and calculsted the accommodation OF gentce
fsny and the grounds consisting Of acres of land filled
with every variety OF choice fruit The budnEs IN
good order and the whole premises be immediately
cuped Itwi he add low pres 20 close an estate II
nos previously disposed Of will be sold At auction on the
2ith OF Apri al II O'clock Application be made 20
VIM II WALSH. or VIM II DkNSING al fshkl
Lending or to Z. CROSBY, on the prsllises
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DOOMS to LET, with good steady POWER,
HI It the Harlem Railroad Depot situated on Whitest
between Elm and Centersts The rooms vary IA sze from
ssxz5 10 l0x are well lighted aud be scconnodsted
With sny amount OF power There also good hostwsy
ter coses CrotOn water hxtHre- NC lmnedlsssJ
connected with the differ ent rooms Apply daily 70
VA ALLEN, corner Of Elm and Frsnkhn-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
OROPERTY for SALE At Greenwich. Conn..

COTTAGE. soiies 25IS3 cellar. stteA ~ stable and
bu ding shout i ground web fenced be
sc. The house . new and neatly issA
sfed abs NILE from Green leh 5epot On to Nss~-
Haven RaiiroAd ncU The SOgpd. offering fn- BATH.
iue. fishing &c. AMY % 2 BRUSH 7. D., :. o. or
@ BILLING TUCKER. No - Brosiway.
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&C. FISCHER, Gate Num-. & E.,,o, |,
Gopartnersbip.

COPARTNERSHIP N0TICE.-The undse
~ signed have THIS DAY for med eopsrtasrsAip aaas
she firm OF ANTHONY, LAWRENCE 90, tst Ia
transaction Of GenerA Con,nssaoa business and han
taken the store No. 40 Pearl sf
New.York March 81, 1853 EDWARD ANTHONY
JOHN ID LAWRENCE
BENZ. s wALCorLk
ANTHONY, LAWRENCE 4 Co having tshes q.
agency and entire aisges.l Of the Ptedsc Of
NORTH RIVER MINING and 0UARkYtN9 CON
PANY will be prepared to exhibit dealers in Msss,
throughout the United States upon the opening Of d
Northern Canals lsrgs aud vared ssssmens Of the Ia
Marbles Of the above Company. via:
Blocks OF Pure White. Ssasuary Marble, eqsi in al ~
poets to the Italian.
comhinstions.
Bloc h Of Marble Of hight fancy shades OF apensr s
ity and Of the general types and character OF the SeA
and Egyptian marbles
Bocks of tack Marble Of quskty superior 30 the aS
marble "A 10 texture color and blocking qualities
Blocks OF Black and yaz,ess,ed Marble OF novel ui
blocks OF Stea,ite or sOspstonc ofs pure soa and
perior quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

Tor SALE or LEASE-A plot Of Ground
i 1871 feet front BY l1 feet in depth. on 2th.t be,
ward or mandatory Apply to C. C. PISCKNEY, Real
fe.Ate Agent No. Nassau q. from u 10 Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

TOR SALE or to LET-A House and Lot
II in the village Of Hyde PARK. Dutehess CO. New York
The House contains 10 Iooms and u pleasantly st9aea
abop. Eve ninutes walk from the Hudson River Railroad
station ard steamboat landing On the premises are great
variety Of choice fruit and shade To person ~i.h
ips country residence the shove place very desirable
Apply 10 MANN RICHARDSON, No. g. WsI-st. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

MORRISANIA-FOr Sale, a neat double
1'1 CotageHouse With ihreeqzATters OF Of and
laid with trees and shuboeTy situated high zrounf
overlooking toe surrounding country within is mingfcs
all OF the Depot Price - ooo part OF wfsch
on bond and uorsaks for o. years. Fer psc
INQUIRE OF JAMES L. PARSHALL az MO.r;S.riA- or II
No IS Cheryst between the hoar u l. AID u ocloox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
fI,o LET-The LECTURE Room of the Welsh

TJNO LET-No. l7S Broadway, corner OF
Courtandt.st the two lower floors OF ihls new Drown
.,.o. banding hrhted by Hyatts patent nmatoIs; an
scsleni stand for Wholesale lobSns Dry Goods, Hard
ware or any kind Of business Inquire al
- IEAyITT L ALLEN, No. y Dsy-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
OR0EFSSOR WHEDON,s CLASSICAL

il .pS cONMTRCIAL SCHOOL =, RAyESsWOOD.
l. / viii commerce its m. lsr OF May next
CITY parents desrous II placing her sons "A good school,
cut al town ", home, in Grrlton oa tbe E1st
RIVER between Astoria and WilGnsburghl remarkable Tor
10 aeces.ibeness bezr,y and heahf1!Gss may obtain
Cirrr.is with al Necessary nSrrna;on, ~ ? n wilcox
L. : sehool szercy No. - Bgo1GwIT. R.f-rences-Hsr-
per Brotiers ~ O. w Beebee, Es4- No. 81 Na--ss;
CIR GiIbert Hopkins Rayens~ood-
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at HAST.

Y INGS WESTCHESTER CD.-Comprsng good
szed Cottage Of Land beautifully stusted and
commanding extensive OF the On the prem
fes barns caTriagehouse &c tine orchard and seye
raj springs OF water Five minutes walk from depot In
qune Of ISAAC BROWN, Hastings. or at No 100 Wash
ing 0D-et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
COR SALE or to LET az YORKyMLE-

IL Two new s-siefy Houses, situated on sed-st-. be
tween sd ard 4sAAvs an within minutes walk oi
RAirosa or Stage. Apply ca the premises or - D NJ
SMITH No. 20 rCnty-p.See-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The 2 story and
IN basement frame House and Lot of ground situasd on
the north Of h-s IT'S feet Of the l0hev-sizs
Of House Is by feet On the Of the Lot there
frame stable gu table for FIVE horses The buildings all
rev: the Lot is IS by 90 feet inches in depth For
price terms and further particulars apply to
A. J. BLEECKER, AucaODeer, No. 7 Brosdst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

SNO LET-SA new House, up town, with all
,he nndern improvements, and fuEni taie Tor sale
yr, elaxs boarders IN the house References eA-
CHANGED. Address BENSON, Union 81 fos' uhee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
COURTLANDT NsTTUrE-A Select

NBoaruins School for Boys at Peekskl, on the hadson
River ~ miles from Newly Circular wHh t1i par
Savage, no IS Fuonst N y or By writing 70 the PM
80 Rev GEO. PHIPPEN and
A. Il PHlPPEN.
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ceres OF Land with good House and out buildng IN
Weschester County the Sswmil Road. near the
property Of the late Samuel Rowland about two miles east
Of Dobbss Ferry, Desrman's Station 90 the Hudson
i'''' ''Nl''O1D 9OIE L Chiffon. No ewslLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
NOR sAIP-A desirable residence in Bush

IGOR SALE-A deslraDe residence IN Disn-
IT -iot Lone Island. one block from BroodJn hn--s
Coftser Hoose, with u lots fronting nIee
s rth Arre v.riety OF ui shade trees AID ssrroosy
mperior v-tsr beautifully located on hsh grJand "a me
mined ate borhooS q churches and within two oee
OF three stAss routes Brooklyn sns williamsburg te
nee To one WISHING enjoy country life With the o-Gsns
Of couyeuient rsiaenoe {, the city this Affords Eo o
poTtunty 10 purchase II reasonable pres ana OF
teS Possess on gyer snort notice. II not sod ~ 1h
April win be 10 rent For urther psrtca srs Apply %
JUDD, No 81 Wal>t- "a ho,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

EOR SALE-A beautiful Country Residence,
IL IN the town Of fairfield, CT containing s5gu ssyen-
teen acrts Of good Land with elegant odsrneuit Man
son end out budip correspond This place delight
fully situated within few minutes drive or walk ron ne
EewYorf and Ne r-Haven Railroad Station AZ farhsd-
and bounded the BY beautiful STRAIN Of salt stef
Furnishing excellent bathing fhing end pleasure sIing
eli times and the vicinity simmer resort FOR fash
jopabe f.nhe. from the city Further particulars may
learned by application to GEO. w. ATWOOD.
-f' No % Wa,er-s.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
TOR SALE. near STAMFORD, Connecticut.

Il Alarm, or COUNTRY SEAT, Containing sooai =
ceres of e1cei.pt land well woooed and wS:ered lying
sbou; half mile from the village near ne oogna Ana
aboot ten MINUTES walk from the Eew-Hsvsn Rsifoh
Station The dwelling hoDse pleasantly sitnsted co N,
Dodous and in 6rsrAte order FOR Particular
Mr. RUPUS WARDELL. a. Stamford or Of f. 5. RON.
ley No 452 Broadxsy, New-York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05

~ town. Fsirf-ld Co, Conn. J. HOMER FRENCH,
fruclps aided by eonpetent AMI experienced Asst4n
The Principal receives limited nnmber Of boarding pl
oil. Of both .r1es hs family The Summer Tern Tl
commence 90 MONDAY, MAY 2. Circulars a; stan
FORD 4 sWORDSS Bookstore BroaAsay. where MI r.
can be seen from Y 20 p. N, any day tins week
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and COMMERCIAL BOARD

~ ING sCHOOL-The Irving Institute, rarrytown.
n Y-Ths well known and popular school, from t' de-
shn snd saubrous locations, its new and superior &C
eouodaons and arrangements and from ts iaelhes Tor
rerpopal Improvement AID for acquiring Classical or
Comuercis education presents inducements 20 parents
ar attractions students seldom surpassed Horseman
shp vmp.stcs and Vocal Music taught without charge
In,t cuon in French and spanish, b. Native reaehes
Number limited twenty-five Charges Tor term OF aye
rsnbs cor mepcing May l. Sl25 Circulars at nos 235
Br".aw.y' Is Bowe1y, and at the Institute,
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Stan.

ROANIIINN NNIIVVI' TOT To
- wch. Conn, y miles from New,f YORK Numoel OF
.cbos,s n,;teA 10 - Terms for board. tuitou washing,
attending bee bedding, SC SID year Circulars con-
tAiuii particulars may be had al RAY NORS BOOK store,
No 76 Bowery where the Principal can be consulted on
every Saturday IN this mouth, between ths hours OF one
ard three O'Clock p. 81 THEODORE JUNE Principal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02

Egy-'rbe Editor of the Fredericksburg
News" among many other things, all good
and true" in relation to his recent excursion
to Wheeling, says
"And theu at Wheeling; what an enter.
tainment We walked into one of the finest
Hotels in the Union, just completed. and
there we had tue freedom Of TIE house and
the area Of the bar Besides this, every pri
waite house was opened, and the only duty
required was to break bread and drink from
the sane wine cup the rich beverage extend
ed to every guest Of the city. The only re
greet was the shortness OF the time when these
good days were to terminate.
We agree with our friend of the Enquirer
that 'fie excursion to Wheeling is one Of
the most interesting scenes in oar life. -
We saw multitude of sights in our travel
which our pen is unable to record. We saw
the tressel work over Cheat River, the Nam
mouth Tunnel at Griegsville, A, 1872 feet long.
several other Tunnels from to 500 feet in
length, and last and Infinitely above all we
saw the ascension of tho cars up Pettibone
! Mountain Talk to us about Harper's Ferry,
the Falls of Niagara. the Natural Bridge, the
Atlantic Ocean, they are all dwarfed into in
significance when contrasted with the scaling
Of this mountain. We have never seen the
sight to equal it "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
CONGRESS.

Ia the Senate, on Saturday several pri-
vale bills were passed aud after an Execu
tive session The Senate adjourned till Mon.
day.
The House considered and passed bill
for The relief Of David Myeile. The mes.
sage OF the President of the United States.
IN relation to the capture and condemnation
BY The Spanish authorizes. of bsrque Geor-
gan and brig Susan Loud, was read and or
dered 20 be printed.
In the Senate, on Mondoy bin to rcpsal
certain acts concerning tonnage duties ON
Spanish vessels was debated o, Mr. MaHa-
ry aud the remainder oi lhe day occupied
IN Executive session,
In The House, among other buSincse sry-
etal private bills were passed. ao.i al., our
regulating The reports al the pah.a GGice.
and providing for additional officers i4rrcin.
10 The Senate. on TutSdty HE resau,,. q.
OF Mr. Cass re affirming Tie Monroe aac
time, was taken up. Mr. Soule spike a
length N support Of the resolution
Alr Cass likewise address the Senate ana
10 The course Of his remarks read. h.,,er
from Thomas Jefferson to shew tina, he
49, ~ ''S'f III ht~ construction oil The
Monroe doctrine. The Senate adjourned.
Alter preliminary business, the House
considered, during the morning hour the bill
10 establish a branoh mint of the United
States in The city OF New York.
Various amendments were adopted and
The commilie rose without disposing Of the
bill,
IN the Senate on Wednesday. the Join,
resolution Of Mr. Csss reafiirming The Mon.
roe doctrine, was taken up. Mr.. Seward
made speech against IT, and opposed the
annexation OF Cuba because OF The existence
of slavery
The House had under consideration The
New York min, bill for the morning hour
out without dispos,ng OF il went into com
m'ltee OF the whole on the state ofihe Uni.
on, and took up the deficiency bill and ac.
ted upon various amendments.