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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
WATCHES AND JEWELRY-.JERGeN.

w SEN WATCHES,-Just received BIZ the nibscrib,r
very hne Jules JergenEen Watches with certne,e.
from HIM with each Watch warranted Derf., time xseper.
for sale ef less than the usual prices.
Cooper Watches-some in hsBting cases daplet and Ia
Ters, perfect time-keepers
Independent Second Watches and quarter 10,
spiepdid Gold Pocket Chronometers which run without
any variation
Enamel Watches for kdss.
Gold and Silver LeyeD Detached Levers Lepirs On.
pex and all other styles of Watches All Of the ABOVE 10,
-se at less than the nsual prices
Diamonds. Diamond Pima Rings Ear Rings FINER.
Rings. .nd Crosses, for sale low
En@ Gold Lepine Watches holes jeveled. s25 %
Fine Cod Detached Levers, fail jeSeed ....... 30 %
God Enamel W Gtches for lades. ............ IS 90
Gold Hunting Wstches, TOR ladies'. s. %
Gold Hunting Patent Levers for gents......... 50 %
SHfrf I4ttLt Leyers 20 20 90
Silver Detached Levers fun jewelsd.... Is 20 10 o.
Silver Lepinea holes jewest- ................ 9Oe
ard all other kinds OF Watches az equally low prices
Also, all kinds Of God Chaiuz pure gold Weddnx Rnss
gold Keys ard Seals gold Pens and Penc gold and yer
Ihmbes diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets gold Locketx
SgrPlns, Earrings gold and silver Spectsces Brs.sr.
PIns Frnesg-R Rims, silver Fruit Knives sfernx silver
SPOONS, Cups Forks kc- az much less than tie ussj
Prices Watches and Jcwery exchanged Al Watchns
warranted 20 keep good time or tue money rstarn.S
Watches Clocks and Jcwey repaired IN the bet mapner
Il much Leg than the usual priceS-
,.<u GZoaGx c. ALLEN.
importer o. Watches and Jewslry wlossae sId rsts1
No. 81 Wsll-<t
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CLENFIELD STARCH.-To M,nu,..nr.

Y era Bleachers, Laandrez kc-Some Of d. l.rrext
estAbhIers the United States and Throughout gurar
have Usee ether Starch for many years Ths sery a.
psIior rsh Inparrs al kinds Of goods DIVES aoss a.
eldsd advs1faze 20 thcse Who n Waoesale Ar-os
GEORGE WALKER No. s5si ws4hins-0l-st, n T.
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THE HOUSE and LEASE of LOT ON! No 80. -
1891 throughout; new eel n-< II sninzs,
,-snsIrs 20 tunpets belS Groom wAt,r oifn,oo =;
r,.rhle-,p5 washstsnds tea-rocsn vanir uls yHIu -
rocked with flowers. uape-vines, ~
ssrA: lot 2sxioo Inquire a No. sJauiesst
U,WFNTY or MORE ACRES in JAMAICA
yTTaGF-ii5 .cres in Hampstead Good eila-
-, f.it g. On esrh Are capital farms For sale nap
His'' A1' 49, HOMER n STUART, No 81 "s4l-st-
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aea! gSlais for Sale.

A PICTURESQUE COUNTRY SEAT
"A known ss the LAUREL HILL ESTATE, for SALE
Thus picturesque CoerTy SEAT 81 miles from New York
via Relevie Turnpike situated ard also approached BY
beautiful drive OF Smnutes frOn Ne~loTk sni Newark
Rahosd Depot upon the css, hank Of the Pasaie TIE
leave and return to JeTsy City every hall hoiz
ing and evening aud every hoaT the OF the day.
Ouch Of the purchase money remain ors
Plans drswnes and views OF the place by Coleman, may
be 81 the otce Of and fer f description apply to-
HOMER MORGAN, Ne. l,Pnest, n Y.
At PRIVATE SALE-The two story brick
IN Honse and lesss of Let Ne. 60 Marrsy~st
Ae fonr Lots the southeast corner 81 Broadway ana
SSast.
Asa eve Leison the nOssA side Of5is,s between 81 and
Lexipkton-aya
Ako 6ye Lots The northwest corner Of ,sAsv and
xsS SIX Lots on the sOSshesst Of SrO~aw.y and
As the House and Lot No 10 East lsshs bet weea s.
av. snA Broadway.
fpx tall psat,sulsrs and terms ssply %
ANTHONY J. BlkEChEk. Aacsioneer.
Ne broaA-ss
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COrTH RROOKIYN PROPERpy a. AIrc

COUTH BROOKLYN PROPERTY ar AUG.
~ TloS-ANTHOSY J. BLEEcKER Win SCI a, -.
AeTrkanfs Exehsnre, - pu5lc sacslon. TUESDAY
the 18Th ins cse valuable t1rrestory Dzelnx Houses ~
Smith st. between Butler and Blpestk Nos fg7 i03 and
III Ths lots are 70 fee. BY or tne houses % fee. By 81
feet wei finished throughout with under cellars marS
nantes ssd vel calculated Cor senee rssidenra Terms
made Known At the sale, Of the AucsiSneer.
SLOOP for SALE-The Sleop Prosperity of
shocf 10 tans harden. draws feet water deg la,en
Sse ceek logs and psisns Of al srss JOHN L APPLERY
Ma lSl G-teEwieArse- corner % Hzrzna31i-s--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

tok SALE-Fme new brick Tenant Houses
:. On sst-st near 25sv, finishing o. TIE masr AZ
Eovea Plan houses s4S ees lots 2xlto feet each Az
=. fiNcANEY, No. 5 Nassaast, from y to l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
CAsT MORRISANIA VIIAAGE.-Socond.

IL avenue Railroad-About $50 lots yet for salererns
ten per cent and balance before hs 9th March,
la4 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful loca
ton near and in full view Of the East River and in the I'M
mediate vicinity Of the residences % several Of taeeuoa
ethy and respectable citizens of Westcheser County
Also fine fishing within quarter Of mile The Morrislnia
Branch Railroad already bul, passes throu al this property
ALSO The New-Roclelle aud SecOpdav Railroad, which
has been lately chartered expected viii pas through
his property Sleral now building, and lots selling
Yandy Dstancpbf this property ON the city nine mica
Title perfect. FOR maps aud ether information aPpyto
49, ID b. wINTON,
No 51rryon now near Harlem Railroad dice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
BUILDING LOTS for SALE in the VII
II ACE of IEMPSIR Qt-ThesA Lott are ellE be

- LACE OF HkhPS SAD'-Inese l<ois are - eng &c
as any in the village comprising among them, tesPecay
those on Prospects which situated on natural terrace
of twenty feet elevatlonD some OF the very
choicest mites the ground dry and elevated and bat sfw
minutes walk from the railroad DEPOT As location FOR
suburban residences they VIII compare not uissosoJ
with sny heretofore offered in this city.
Hemnsead has communication with the city By railroad
several day also BY stage daily BY Plank rosa
For healfiulness It is unsurpsed 20 40
5ernics agues ntcruents 6c. The SEQ orec1es
moderate the beet Of the influence OF the ocesn
equally restIsns the extreme cold OF winter sJ iere
readily producing whichever IL required for convenience on
ornament Water equal Coton. and every where easily
obtained Surface level with sufficient dope oT drainage,
and rocks stones All the conveplences OF sge VI
lage Churches good schools numerous stores sho no.
tes &c More and better roads for riding than at almost
any other place which continue good nearly ali the year
not ese than Is public roads radiate from tins center TX
ceent fishing shooting and salt bathing at the dis
tsDee of less than an hours lde -
have been submitted 10 chemical analysis ana are feuno 70
be OF high value for their medicinal properties ,.,.
nr opening here presented TO any one disposed 70
start a rood boarding house or hotel -,
Dsapce of Hampstead from South Ferry by Long Island
Railroad about 22f miles Distance of Heamstesd IRON,
Fulton Ferry BY Psnk road s6ovi n ss aTnObe
sbout 10 miles Air line distance to East River at VALE
bout about I6 miles Population OF y,,te ss9 0p
NJ Pnest New-York, or Of SAMUEL N. Soaring
Or oipPON 81 NICHOLS, near the premises go,
The soowipR il M ana Of the water above mentioned
nv nIrs5 sample Of Sprns Water left by Mr. Gid
s. Nichols, and find 1t to yield the fouo"ins i' oHe
gallon: 5t9
Carbonate Of Lime.
Carbonate Of Magnesia
Chloride Of Sodium. -
Chloride OF Calcium '''.'.'''''''' ''''''''''''' "
Chiorids Of Magnesium
suphete Of Magnesia, &c .,
Organic Mater
Gain. ..............IO.s2
The water slightly charged with Carbonc Acid
than sufficient 10 hold the cabonatesn solution consiet
INC a'''' sO'O LANES r. Chiffon NJ d, Chemist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

E'OR SA E-Two new fyestorv brick
po nSs's, u East lsshss; also. sI s0arsfosy hrek
PAY Per cent VIII Be ss,a low 80 =. ~ P.ope-J -
ply 10 JACOB PEcARE. No. ic He.ssr-ss ma, s,sNy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOk'
~ kIAs-NEW-Y0RK and SAN FRANCISCO srEAA.
SHIP LINZ, No. % Bresdway-The attention Of pAstio
esderas returns nom California In Specie or God Ds ses
directed 10 the notice Of NewYork undsrwrs az to~
DAVIS. BROOKS Co. General Asenn
Ngw-Yoax, Sept 10, lsn
THE NEW-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
5ilf LINZ having arranged with Me<,s. Gsrr,sD
Fret 10 Furnish specie guard which has been deemed -
aacory BY the unSsrsgned they now wiling 10 a.
InFusarce nom 5sn frsucisco SewYork and 20 naxs
the same reduction in premium for coming under the Po
lection Of the guard Of Ae.s Garrison brer from Px
ana 70 the Atlantic coast has been and IL yet allowed
Company.
Asor Mutual In,ar~scs Co. (sisned) ZEsCooG
Genl Mutual Insurance Co. tSisnsd) ALraEo os0Es
tsisnsdj T. sArnxrnwArs.
Commercial insarsnce Co. lsisnsdl DAs'L D. sxlIx
The Sun Mutual Insurance Co (sispedl A D: NELsos
Mercantile Insurance Co, (9igne6} KLwooc Waltz
Union Mutual Ins Co. 5si sned) J. l. LxTsass, Prsst
Atss hufsi insursnesCo- (sisnea, n H. 0seoeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASST

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
IN ANCE SOCIETY of L0ND0N-0eneraI Agency
at No III Wall1t, New YorsThis Io Assurance Socis-
tybaying deposited Guarantee Fund of > 100000 IN
United States stocks NewYork State Stocks with the
Controller Of the State Of New York IN accordance with
the State law will receive proposals. for lnsrancs on Live
At Their General Ayncy. No a. Wall New-Yori ssdS
sheir different Agehcies throughout the STATE.
Penons going 10 California and s Australia insured y .
moderate extra premium.
The Local Board OF Directors meet every Wednesday t1
6ansaction Of current business.
Medical Examiner attendance daily at O'CLOCK 7. H.
Pamphlets setting forth tho advantages of ths CompsnJ
can be bad application at tho office, No. II Wast
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS, nEw-yogKt
George Barclay, James Boornan John J, Palmer
Daniel Parish, q r. Hsbsht :. g. Tucker
A. q. Stout, Robert Dillon, Joseph oalsrd- IT,
BAskERs-The MeIchants' Bank Nsw-Yorh the Leah
NannfaefurerS Bank. kew-York.
SoLIcITok ROBERT ). DILLON
MEDICAL ExAmrsEss-DR A. v. HosACK aud Dc. q
8. KEENE. c. HABlCHT, General Agent
OFFICE of the GROCERS FIRE In.
" sURANCE COMPANY, No 81 Wall It,, corner d
CAPITAL S2o0,O0e.
Al an election held this day, the folswfns scniem0
we're chosen Directors Of this Company fur tho ensuing
sAmpssn Moore Moses Taylor George Elder
Benz y. Sherman, MsrsilzIi Pepoon Francis sxiddy
Peter Martin, Alex ". Grant, Chas. Bsrkhslse,
Rufus story, Asa b. Porter, Jamez a. Wilsoa
Henry Edes, Issac C. Taylor, William r. Fssrs
AT subsefuent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE, ESQ., unanimously reslected President OF he
Company THOMAS 0REENLEAY, Secretary.
n B.This Company continues b insare Buildings Me-.
most favorable terms Al losses promptly ssjustd ssl
paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

EOR SALE-A twostory brick House and
Il large lot Bsyud ct in tie VILLAGE OF Seneca Falls
with stable and carriage house. Aso several vSeAat Lots
adjoining. Inquire Of J. L. MOORE.
No Il2 Chatham a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
Galamanoer Safes.


n & G. NJ WOODWARD, manufacturers
VI ard dealers in WROUGHT IRON PIPES and Fit
mar-st, between Gold and Cliff, New-York. Mills and
public buildings heated BY steam Tubular Boilers OF va
rous Sizes always hand Heaters Of all sizes for steam
engines Orders received for Steam Engines aud LiheS
Wholesale and retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
MISERABLE RESIDENCE, at STAN

IL FORD Conn, for SALE-The house is two stories,
with wings aud piazza three sde' finished In modern
stye with bast ment range, furnace, dumb waiter Sc
with water in the kitchen There also the premises
Carnage House, Stable, &C The grounds are filled VITA
choice fruit eveIgreen shade tree. and sirubbery fe
t;reenwich-Ay New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
EOR SALE il Che CrTY of NFwApx

u Two Sstcsy modern baia Hsuses. ba;lt 80
care IN the Substantial manner Tx, -
raEehssr money can reulzin tnostxaxe ="
Also in the village Of AA3son. n J. haas.c-,. r,~,
story and sS Yarn House With large garden ana ~
Apply % L. Do BERCEAU, No ia Pr.ras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

VNO LET-No. l73 Broadway, corner of
i Courtandt-st the lower floors OF this brown
steEe blding, lighted BY llynss patent inuminaton an
excellent stand for Wholesale Jobbng Dry Goods Hard;
any kind Of business. Inquire OF
LEANirT ALLEN, No. y Day st.
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PEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-Tn.

~ sarance Buildings, corner Of Wal and Wilism-asS
Ohees Nos ~ and II, ground floor 80,
This Company, having their Capital VI si590o p~d IA
~ cash and securely invested prepared % insure <ss1
oss and damage by fire ON favorable terms
The cEarter Of this Company provides tsf sf1r p~yh1
interest 70 the Stockholders at the rate o per cent per ~
num- fourfhs Of the remaining profits 10 BE- dvidsd
among the assured In scrip, bearing interest wne'Scrp
oe redeemabe Ia csb whenever tas sceuaossee prooo
Snd capital sbal amount TO Vi 60o,us.
TRUSTEES;
Jos 0silad, yr, John A. stephens, =. aogisaa,
jas. NJ. Waterbury, james Warren, stephen WhhssL
George Curtis, Arthur Leary, Dan fs@nra
George T .Adee, N. w. Hamilton, VIM. kassA
ID , Kennedy, DEFINING Duer, Anx z. Dowmne
john J. Aston, Jr., John Steward IT,, q X Lsraw,
fred. A Delsno, Robert b. Msnturn, VIM. r. Aspin~nn
James G. Bel, Reuben Withen VIM Duncas-
Daniel Drake Smith Edward C. Center Chas w. RpDes,
Fred u. Foster Josish Oahea Isaac Toxnsenf,
Psles Hail. Robert s. Hons.
ROBERT B. hone, Prefdec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

vlyO LET-The Store No 245I Grand be-
Il tween BoweIy and Chrysiiest, InqsiIe OF
j. SHORT No. 2i5 Grand-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

TOR SALE-A most desirable Country Res.
Il idence, IN the Town Of Norwsk, Coun. situated n
miles from New-York New-Haven Railroad, and upon
the pleasantly located street the village The pac
surrounded by abundance OF shade aud fruit trees and
more dcsr1be home be found in tho place For
further information inquire Of
CHAS. A MAYDuRY. No If2 Wnferst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
DIANOs for SALE-At No. 3 Rarclsy.s,

" L. HARRISON has Removed his Naeu-
f,ctcry and Wsreroouss from No q Cans-s b NJ
" Mercsrx GrAndsS- vh>rs msy D. frnd ,OisuSs
snorxnens Of PanotorfesL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

ITO LET or LEASE-From one to five
Il years the House No 400 Gfand-st now occupied
Milline,'s Store. Apply to c. L. lNGERSOLL, No. 30
South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

SALL-lHt duu
II stte B.:ek House and Los No ~ lOths north sds
Of TopAnssquare the route % OF The Broadway
stage hnes II Is enc Of Of 51r valion hoEses wei
hGf eouvsrsri hghf and airy, and pleasant resdenec
Let about SSxlo VIII be sod Al msdvrAte pree. Two
thirdsesa remain orts-se and POSSESSION given 90 Or
'''''s 80 W. y BRUSH, No IS Fsoni-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

MISERABLE RESIDENCE for SALE
IL The handsome and substantial modern three-story
and basement House, No 81 Moron-st us feet east Of
Hudson-st, built in the most work~Anhse manner of the
best and repee with every desirable convenience
and alec all the modern additions Of water to third story,
gus, bath water-closet, kchenrange, laundry, dumb
waiter &C. kcvery large yard stocked with grape vines
fruit trees and Towering shrubs-brown stone and brick
was-house 25 by a. lot Is by 10 feet Can be examined
by any respectable person DESTROYS to purchase from ~ to
o'clock. .
Also the two-story and attic Brick House, No. l45 Bar
rows directly in the Of above For terms, inquire at
the house, or Ma. 1877 fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
No 5Tryon-row, near Harlem Railroa'
for sALE.-A valuable Farm, con-

L,ARM for SALE.-A valuable Farm, con-
tainng tGi acres situated the main road from New
Rochelle 20 White Plains and about equ distant from the
harlem and New Haven Railroads. being n miles from
Tackaho DEPOT and from New Rochelle ahcrding
Veyance the eght ten times day in about
hour The very desirable being hgh ground
and aboundns fine building sites, with commanding
view Of Lone Island SQUAD Village Of NewRochellc aud
adjacent county The ncghbOrhood EXCELLENT aud perfect
ybealy The land in Ugh state OF cultivation, well
fenced and wAtered There three OF four large orchards
OF which has Welded 400 barrels hrsqnAlty Newtosn
Ppp ns in season The dwelling house Is extensive, and
beautifully situated in tine shady lawn, large barn cider
MILL house Ac kc Title indspa'Hb.e, aud terms
OF sale easy For further particulars inquire Of THOMAS
HOWARD No. 10 Pike-st, % the subscriber, on the
premises NJ. :. TILrON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
EOR SALE-The well known place calle

II II
Il Charities Hope,r2 miles from New Brunswick " j.
eonsu l3 land situated directly on the banks
ofthe Deawaie and RartAn Canal aud River, with com.
muuieeons times day 10 Newiork and to Philaiel-
pns ehoundins with great variety Of fut excellent
water End valuable Aresisn we'll in the poultry ward
with every accommodation for a genflemans residence
The above place is considered fine any in the t4e
Apply on the premises to X. A. 5. JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

FOR SALE-A Country Residence and II
Il seIes Ground situated in WestcheIter County. u
milts from the City Hall The house and oatbuidins.
built last spring The ground fronts three roads
The viii DC sold together with Horse. Carriage
Cow, &c. for - co. Seventy per cent. remain
bond and mortgage. Inquire at No. n Reade-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
miscellaneous.

A CARD.-V b. PALMER may be seen at
IA the Advertising Agency betwesn 10 and 4 O'Clock
He freely and cheerfuly gyes his vewsof the pnncPle
experience and observation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
Honses to Eft.

vIyHE MODEL DWELLINGS in 37TH-ST,
u sbsv-Tbe numerous sppicsnts for suites Of Rooms
In the sad Buildings informed that they will be ready
for inspection IN few days.
Due notice will be given in this paper on what d.y the
houses may be inspected A. r. SMITH, Agent
No. ~ 9th-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
DARN for SALE.-The late residence of

I'ARM for SALE.-The late residence of
Il William Garland, deceased containing abou, 40 res
win t"ottoIy and ac frame dwelling recently fu she'd
IL modern style containing basement pantries aud large
cellar .u and hall first Door tive room. on .ecood
toor aud two rooms finished IN attic good well ofwAsr
hes the door eouy eneut o1eudDys, large garden and
variety Of choice fruit The Farm wepTooorioned A
70 plow meadow, pasture, orchard snd wood land Two
falling springs snd field Of wheat OF the prem
ses aud IN all respects good Farm sRd pleasant eOaa,ry
fesd,pee situated IN The township Of Clinton kssK
Pile, and Af miles from csrnptown. tour aud
hall miles from Newark-Publie eonysyNnees daily and
from NewArk pas DOORS schSo in .thl and in
ne nslsheSrAood Of 5esPeei1ee society The flaming
Terms accommodating Possession on o. Sefsre lat Of
April next.. Any % HARRIET GARLAND, on tas
70 MT EDWIN sPEER No. ssi Boa a. NewasE y
I OTIS in 35TH-ST.-For sale, three Lots
with the oar story brick Building fh@rorth 81 Of
Sh between the 9h ard ioth-Ays. large portion Of
tie purchase msSey can r.IsH % ecnd snd nOrtslss
CIADISON-Av and THIRTY-SEC-
w oND-Sr-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE, a le
fsurstosy and btsemeri brown Stone dwelling with al D
Ho6sin improvement. admirably sitaa.rd con.
good view Of 5h and Msdisonaya rge pro1orti5a Of
the purchase money can remain on bond and mOrtgAxs
EpsaFe Of JOHN JOHNSON BRoTHERs'
TO- III EAs; is.a-st.
DRIVATE SALE-Ten acres of snoer;or
Il Lard situated Oyster Bay HarS1r. L L bavBg
large tEoni the Bay siirahly web sfssts r suIIr
A }. BLEEckER, Areiioss-r. No. 7 Broad st.
pRlVATE SALE.-West i7th-st-thrae
story and eeseDen, bzick ruRi Houss No 100 Is e.,
inches rent AID about > feet deep with sa. h-~t
horse on the rear Of ot Size Of lot IL feet ,Ae. oat
AZ by S fact inches depth FOR further pxr.
lars apply 70 A J. BLEEckER, Aaetoeser, ssoss-s:.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY-The subscriber
IL heng extensively eerased the above ba<ne,, -.
seotfly ossrs his perso-s d-sross 81 s,s-
buyrg ssrs Houses Lots or Lar & and also 70 per,,s
desrcus Of borrowing Money Bond and Nortzsres -
70 Psrsons hsviHs Aoney SO 70 Loan HIS enes or tAe
csal Of Real Estates surpassed ~ nooe Ts very
best Of references gwen JACOB PECARE
OEsce No. l63 Hester O.. near Borery
Money 20 losn On Bond and Mortgage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

Tor SALE--A desirable three-story House
IL and Lot No. l6 Columbia-st. Apply TO T.. D. BROWN
Mechanics and Traders Bans to THOMPSON PRICE,
No I7s East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
IMPORTANT PUBLIC N0TICE.-l.e05
Gopartnersbip.

COPARTNERSHlP.-The undersigned have
~ have this day formed Copartnershp unaer the 6ru
of CONDIT 4 JENKINS. for dealing in Insurance Scrip
negotiating Loans Notes &C. oice ia the basement Of
Pheuix Bank BuiIdinx No IS Wall st-Sew YORK. Feb
1853 JOHN A. CONDlr,
JAMES r.. yENhINS
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TOR SALE-A Farm of Land containing one
hundred and twenty-five scres, under high s-ste OF
cultivation. IA firm and spacious House, large Barns
Store and buildings and easily accessible BY smooth
carriage roads mineral sprns Of wide celebrity issues
from beautiful spot the center Of the farm. Tito
perfect Application TO be made TO Mrs. CHARLOTTE
HILL. on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

DUTTER.-Best Dairy, Shipping and Bakers
ID Butter constantly hand and for sale IA lots to suit
cprchners by GEO w ATWOOD, No. 10 Water-st.
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EOR SALE-The Farm of the lave Ayiather

tVK SALE-Ihe Farm OF Che late Aylather
Il Rhodes, AZ 1.-The Head Of the Fly" NeNtswn, L. l.
s. 10 Of which salt mesdow sitnstoa hga and
pleasant and prospect fine Suitable for private gentle
mans resderce market gudnsrs mkmAn Psstufase Of
meadows very early Water be raised any
amount Distance from Williamsbrgh sud Peck-slip Fer
and Flushing. miles &c acres will Be soa separately il
desired Terms Part for a tern ye.us
uaesiIed. Apply 20 FOSTER & Lopez No 4 Slna,-st '
RToollyn, or GILBERT SAVERS, AttozDsy-af La "
CanAlst, Jam AGA L. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

TOR SALE in BR00KLYN-Tw neat Cot
II tsges ON yandelh tay between Futon and Atlantic.
avs Price $3.50 each. : 500 can remain on each
Horse. Apply to q. NJ. MlLLlGAN, No. u Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

with nsTAe m&res Crooa water aud ss and al tie mod
e: n IL. pgoNt tneDts for trTus apply
MARTIN 4. THOMPSON, No. 81 Broadway.
Tor SALE.-That spacious four story Brick
IL Hoase No - Seveuth-av. third door above lfh-st
now occupied BY Rev Dr. PAtt0n- Early Possession win
be given IL is finished in the nost modern ssyte. with
furnace baiiS wRfegcl0setS gas speAkaS tubes ke ~:
Terms Of payn.eEt easy, For PsIticEiars ATplyto
NEWMAN 4 iNlSON, No. lSs Broadway.