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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-11
SOUTH CAROLINA IN PARLIAMENT.

Ia the British House Of Commons on the Goth ultmo
Mr. KSSARD inquired what was the condition of the ne
gotiations with the Government of South Carolina re-
spectng British subjects taken out of British ships
Charleston, lodged in JAIL and charged considerable
sum for their maintenance there.
Lord PALMERsToN replied that he able to state
the precise condition Of the negotiation but the question
one of great interest and considerable difficulty The
slave States in the South Of the American Union had
passed laws which he should orbear from characterzng
but the result of which that Of color belong
ing the Of any ship which arrived port in
slave State Immediately arrested and kept in Jail
long as the vessel remained in port -
The British Government for long of time had
represented to the Government Of the United States that
such proceeding in violation Of treaties with the
Union at large That assertion had not he believed
been denied by the Federal Government but the Cons
tuition of the United States such that the action
the Federal Government the separate States
TO notbng and it had been fairly represented to the
British Government by the Federal Government that to
insist the repeal of those laws under which the pro-
ceedngs in question took place. and which, whatever they
in England might think Of them, Of the feel
ings Of the local States would raise questions between
those States and the Federal Government which would be
exceedingly inconvenient If not destructive to the Union
The British Consul at Charleston by instructions from
his Government had entered into communication with the
local government for the purpose Of obtaining certain
notifications Of the obnoxious laws but up to the time
when he lord Palmerston) left the Foreign Office he
knew that the negotiations had not led any satisfactory
result and he much feared though he was not precisely
informed the subject that they had not ended in any
desirable arrangement Nevertheless the attention of the
Government he confident was still directed 10 the
subject and efforts would be omitted calculated 10 es
tablish a more satisfactory state of things
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-11

SINGULAR DEATHWe learn from the Centreyille Times
that Philemon g. Wright, aged about fourteen years.
eldest son Of Thomas Wright, 3D.; Esq, Of Queen Anne
county came to his death on Tuesday last by blow
ceived the temple from corncob thrown in play by
cousin Of his from the effects of which he died in few
hours The blow slight, and is supposed would not
have resulted so fatally but for young Wright being in
very nervous and debiated state Of health This sad
affair should teach boys lesson against throwing stones
or other missiles at each other in play or otherwise
ChestrtowH Md Neps, June 4.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-11

Ncic YORK. MARKET
New York, JUNE 10Sales to-day of 3, $50 bbls. bour
at 81 Loo for State, and $500 S46Sl for Gene
Sales Of 900 bills Southern at "a 81 SIS. Wheat
quiet Sales Of $4,000 bushels at e44 cents for
mixed and 81 for yellow.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-11

The tendency Of the last stock is upward 13 was bid
Tor il in Cincinnati Saturday and refused. Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
uNHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-yev

z loIk cfces-c0rrcr Of tnov-r and Bslv-rsrS A.
No - Brcat0sy belos Fatoa-st -rae NJ .gle.,e nj.
erruph nrany, t toe pg-Pose Of the farther tcoaa
ision the public 20 Keep pace WITH the rso ly eF =
ina TelegTavhc business aad enable tsir agents . s2.A
with rfsss al rrgcs that u.sy b o-s have a,
heavy expcrclturr, completed sni % scf.vs cosr,
ton ~ separate ara csinct hneso poles and rels-sos,
Wins exeidirg FROM Nsw-iork q Ire City e W.sSsr
tor ore BY the r-i.csd route with i've wiz. fon Nv
York % PladcpbtS snd four wircs fson Plai,pA.t ,,
Baltimore snd NoshE y,on ~ thr other hne isas ~,
trrrke ruecs there Two wires ne whole distance a.
the Cornrsny have slt0ls % Wil-nIn -,oa Trsa.,a p
brunswick. Princeton Newark. jersey city, Hsvre 4.
Greco. Port d rosie ard NeS-HcPe
With seven WIRES. above, and regulations % rsur,
pronp, delivery, ths Company at1rs resoas ssDos,i
20 avail then Of the and stvaa:age % tbs rAs
mode OF communicating WITH personal or bushes ;risaAs
II distant cuss extent Of means Tor promPutaie an
equalcd by any other hue IN this country.
Teleeraphipg. tpt recently experiment, has become
sys,eusic snd reliable medium o. business md TIE aallat
Of thousands uron thousands OF dollars daily Aas
acted throggh IFS agency.
PSicEs-For the arsison Of words OF les (excls
s,ve OF date address and signaurs for wAeh charge
niade) the vrces sre from NEWBORN 20 NEWARK
fceafg ocgts; 10 PHILADELPHIA fcenfgf-e crsi, Aai
% BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON, Efty eests Opes
WM. NJ. SWAIN, Presrasss
UM = wESTFRNFLT sgper,ntenlent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
ROCHE's TERRA GOTTA WORKS.

The sabscnbers would respectfully call toe Of
Achitect< Builders and the public in general their spe
M n OF ectnral Ornaments Terra Gotta which
AZ prepared 70 furnish At ess than half price Of
hs neie which yet but rtle through the u.
stairs has been extensively ned the cities Of the
oie ORD hof ages previous the Christian 10
Ik generally Used BY architects in England and the
Continent Of Europe ana hs already been recommended
BY the bes, hitects in Amenca It's complete sdspaon
'o' the most elaborate tesgn, strength, ghrns durability
sAa RESISTANCE 70 the ineemsney OF ell Kinds Of weather
eernes AL 70 maze u generally approyed on trial
Persons desIous Ct .seersinnS the scpton and quail
ny Of tbs aree ars requested refer the Trinity Bud.
Int near Trinity Church IN Broadway Newly where
ne Ornamental psrs made Of this material such lions
sesas sornees he &c, may Be .esn Apply 20 ROCHE
BROTHERS. Ne. - Fulton e. lap sAirs) the Had-
soa River Pottery West 18th and lsshsx SewYosk be-
tween and l6thsy large quantity Of Drain Pipe Of
various s,xes, constantly on hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
VILLA SITES at CLIFTON. STATEN

ISLAND, for sALE.-fOur hundred and twenty-five
Lots situated about 500 feet from TIE Bay and Steamboat
LGndiag IL presents many beautiful sites h.vins ice
OF Newi0rk AID the upper Bay. portion Of i.
covered with NSt growth Of forest trees IL vii Be- sold
tect resfycOus AGAINST uutsaaces and ofers
eres rasn,s busIness for residences, can be
rtscbed BY Steamboat 81 minutes from Ws-st. map
OF the property b. No llo Broadway lsrEe
portion Of the prrchSse money mortgage
Apply 70 GEO 8. RIPLEY, No. J P.ne-.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
AsTHosY J. BLEEcKER, AuctioueeI

ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
LXECUIOR's SALE 10 CLOSE CON
IL CERN.-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. win sell at
auction SATURDAY, 5th March, at Y O'Clock, at tho
Merchants Exchange;
7hav Lots lot the 3 y. corner OF 7thsy aud h1h
ST.. and lots adjoining on 7thav.
j9th-st.-3 lots adjoining the above on Zth-st.
28th.st q lots on 2sth-st., in Of the above.
3d-av LOts-l lot on u. OF Sd ay and J)b-st'
lot on s. y. corner of 3day and 5ethst and lots I'd
joining on Sd
south sde al dining the above corners
Title 10 the whole unquestonabe so per cent can re-
main mortgage three years Maps at auction rooms
(2t67l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
BUILDING LOTS for SALE,

situated both sides Of the shsv, between "a and
Slthsts including seyeTA ots Also severn "a
bic Lots Sd the SHAW resr TIE grade, free
frou ock and Immediately available for e1ilcz thereon
Persons DESTROYS Of making INVESTMENT WHERE tie r-e
Of property viii BE felt most WI End thus as< the spot
The ueigbshoo1 Of the most respectable character and
the reputation rapidly increasing twenty buildings
are row erect q AID IN contemplation OF erect0a Ma
h.sn square, Of the largest PARKS II NE efty ony
rxo streets below The stay Railroad vii WITHIN
boei by next summer Stages now vii bring persons
and from their doors svtng al the fschres for peons
sdins here and dong business in The CITY.
The lots vii b sod low, and tse terms easy.
For further PARTICULAR inquire Of c. NJ. K PAuLlSON
ca the promises, AZ Il. oSTRASDERs, corner Caasl
and Varick-sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

10000

.OsbO E.,sioe and Moran Co1rh = -nna.-
: -. ~, V--rsnfs r. s-e OF lange w 80. -
- $3.50 a. -rrls N the United Sat-s Lac Co AP-
l,,CIsS p SJTLE az The o.Ecc o. Clesge.Aud, Is-us
4 4 arrvar Ne a6 Valet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

QUARTZ CRUSHING MACHINE.-The
W attention Of parties interested in Quarts Crushing
Machines requested machine which has been erected
for me and put operation by steam at the Novelty IRON
Works The quantity and hneness OF the WORK done has
been very satisfactory Particulars can be obtained from
- W. - w BULLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
EnR SALE.-a Brown Stone front HOUSES

nor SALE or EXCHANGE-Fo improved
CITY rroperty ght Lott Of Ground on ~ anu ih-s-
between MI and LeIinstsu ass Apply to TURF BEN
JANIN Ne "a BOweTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
WATER POWER for SAFE or no LET

-A Stamford c., from the lst Of May rext II not
soa oefore FIGURING Nil. win three OF
con etc orser Aso la-ss building adjoining suitable
-. rAhs.efnrinf CT nechancS shops; tho whols
TVS CRANE. Ne - Frvus 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
AsrHosY J. BLEzckgn. AastioEeer, ,rr m
gI,HIRTY.EIGHT DESIRABLE BUILD'

Il ING LOTS on lth and 6thsys, and on ILL., iiS'
AID ll5th-st. New York. q Anctaoa. h,,. .,c,,ao
on ssrurday March S. 1888 az IL oclosa' e. ''' ~
chant E1ehsrse the following property. VIZ q, Tho
koek on The west sids Of 4thsy, between llih ana ~
e. A., -. -. y,,ta al
On lIith ssd 2,hssIAso Twenty e hsNs .nl
10 fronting on lf2rhst, being IN rear Of the sso'@
feet west Of itb-ey =, Il. font a
the bloci on the cas-, side Of hsv bstwoet Han 400 ~
q Also, -. - ,tast and
ope on 18th sta -. m IN,
FOR Msps terms and further particulars sppb !" '''
Aucuorssr, No. Bros1st 3tAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

V,O LET-A beautiful Cottage in 8)th.st
Location very desirable and rent from now tlll rh
al NAV ouy Thirty Dollars A chance For further
pacars inquire No. 486 Broadway. corner OF broome,
=, room No b. third floor between the hours OF ii and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
HOUSES and LOTS for

IL sALE-The undersigned have al Bra-ePo4t Co M
; i've inmates walk Of the center Of that cy an Sl1
nected herewith by new and sPendo cafTi1-e D..o-
go roo worth OF tho desirable Lots IN ConncSou
49, fr manufacturing purposes or residences br1eePoI
sins 10 no inhabitants Of the most vsTledy osAa
t cities In NeEEngand and no part Of i e1oosds 99s u
its natural attractions or IN those embellishments WINCH
yery heavy outlay have created Ia -
The mound is hgh and dry the water pure ana soI 10
the certeris pak Of OF natural WOOD OF sS5ey
rrotb about 10 DWELLINGS o. tasteful architecture nave
feer but and are now erecting thereon Nowhere IN the
line Of he New York Gud New Haven Railroad are there
such inducements offered TO those iocslng tneS - q ~
I'VE have several very beautiful cottages Tor sale
largo portiOp Of the purchase money can eman on mort.
g,ge address OF call on DAVID w. THOMPSDS B,age-
NOBLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
CoINTRY SEAT for sALE-0ne mile iron

COUNTRY SEAT Tor SALE-O Cl N -
y the Village Of Cseop R.D,.s a H ID aytr Raj
o. ue nom ~. rom 4iosny: containing 3 sores Of and
On the prese. IaocsrS Tna5 P sSS.e osa
~ y oI leet' corn house pFseTy henerJ, &C. &c
sbsee lecon Of grsfted fu IN yansy, os1fns ' n
yo1rg trees OnehAf the purchase inpney the s1b
mortgage = c I'm ~ - y L. G.. HOFFMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Sales b. Aurtiox.

A NJ MsRWIN, AuctiOnoet
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trsis
DSses Rooms. No is Prs-row
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March ? a, g O'clock.
BooKSELLLEs's SroCK An extensive collection Ut
standard and miscellaneous Books and large assortment Of
classical and school Books in quantities, nc.
IFTY-SENENTH NEW.NORk TRADE SALE
to be commenced on MONDAY. lst March, 1888
r. II. Co. solicit coDsignments Of Books PAPERs Sra.
rIoNERy. SrEREoryPE PLATES, BINDERS CLor. LsArs.
En- &C. for the next regular Trade Sale to DO commenced
at the above date.
Particulars for the printing should be furnished BY
Nth of January inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Real Estate for Sale.

A GOOD INVESTMENT for S5,0oo.-A
uy s.ory h-,cl font and story rear House water
-. so- eso soukh ode Of &othss between ~ a.a
sS1. also, two houses on Yonks> ARgy g ALssn y.
NiCOIAY, No. 20 WAls- OF X q. flEkoE' NO INV
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

EOR SALE-The two story and attic brick
l House and Lot No Al South S-st. Wlhsmsburyh.
AZ, OF LOT 2xeQ Thee premises good order within
two minutes wa OF thu Ferries and viii be sold Tor 81 900
Further particulars on inquirns a. SIlLLNANs D Saoo
Store No. as GresnwicA-st-, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE az GREEN

- WITCH. Conn aboa; iAiIty % H..os from New sIt
BIZ the N Y AID y. n. Rsros4. The Place contAas 49,
s1 seres vel stocked wih fruit and ornazleus- tF a
good house, containing twelve ~ roas siaee o.
wsteT ELd az other sTy things 70 make 90 80,
il al resyectS IL u about three hundred sDd .j 49,
from the River H4zuus Cd the PoG kose, - 60
Landing about ore mile from Railroad st-,oo' ISsIC
A. jEssUP. nesr 70 tie pTesnises Of the O~AsI al
SAMUEL 9. SMITHS. No II : nI IIaN W. PERROr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
COLE & Chiffon will sell at Auction on

4 WIIE N CIILIUN VIII StII UU NUtIIUH OH
NTHURSDAl, March g. at u o'clock, At the Merchants
Exchange, the follow ing valuable Lots OF ground
On lot OF ound the west side, be-
tween 52d and S5dsts.
On stone lot Is by 100 feet inches the north
side, between lexington aud 9th-ays
On S5hst lot % by 0feet inches on the south
side. bstween 9Th and 6th.svs
Adjoining the Episcopal Church square and are about 0,
grade with the street Corporation title maps can DO hat
of the Auctioneer, No. Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
INAsT MORRISANIA VILLAGE Second.

IL avenue Railroad $50 lots yet fog saie-ferTs
ten cent down and be before the 9TH March,
1874 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful 'oca-
ton near end in full Of the East RIVER and IN the I'M
n.dste vicinity Of the residences OF several OF te o
Also 6pe fishing within quarter Of mile Inc horris1nls
Branch Railroad already built passes thrOu TINS
.lso the New Rochelle and SccOndav. RalirOsd, wnicn
mas been lately chartered il is expected VIII tnrgusn
this property Several now building ana o.s sens
rapidly. Distance OF this property ON tne eI.J 1
Tte perfect For maps and ether information appYto
Ai'' p d. B WINTON,
r., ,ovx pasy Harl Railroad Oflca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
ANTHONY J. BLEEcgGs, AuctionseL 40.
II ARCE and DerefnDfory SALE of about IVA

I ARGE and peremptory SALE Of about IVA
BuildiHs Lots forming Blocks Of Ground Win w
ter fronts lst and A-svs, and e3A AID f'"'''
auction. - - =, IN. .,.,io,
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii eel 81 pabhe .'e 1csi
ebantS Exchange, the following Buiidins L31 ~ o,t
About "A Lots forming nearly the enss oo 60 y 49,
bounded BY the ID and ID avs, and By Sta quo Iaa,d
Also, 52 L0ts forming the whole oioea o' gouH'
By the Isl and "a avs and by seth and go.h-t. h0.. h.
Also Lot forming the shos font o. tss wa d.
ysnbr Wall xbt in 'front.' Of aid property being on N
Eat River For m.ps describing the soov: pfsps 10
terms and farther PARTICULAR sSP,y :" Inc A1''''
7Broe1-st NSD ---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
No s Tron-row, near Harlem Railroad Ofic
I,ARM fnr sALE-The late resdence of

i William Garland deceased containing about W acres,
with two story and attic frame dwelling recently tnisned
In modern style containing basement panries ana arss
cellar tour rooms aud hall first floor five rooms on second
floor snd finished IL attic, good well Of wafer
near the door convenient outbudng large garden ana
variety of choice fruit. The Farm well proportional as
10 plow meadow PASTURE orchard and wood land Two
ne9erang sprng- and fine field of wheat on the prem
isss and in all respects good Farm and pleasant connty
rsdence IL situated in the township OF Clinton Essex
Co n on the old post road, the Springfield turn
pike one and half miles from CsmptowE tIur and nan
Newark psss the doors select school IN sight and IN the
neqbborbood of respectable society The farming utensils
and the stock will be sold with the farm # desired Terms
accommodating Possession before LIST OF Apnl next
Apply TO HARRIET GARLAND, on the premises. H. >;
sPFFR' No. "a Broad-st., Newark M JAS. O. pow
Frs No lOl Murray st, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
l.o1rNrpy sPAT fnr SALE-At Nex.

n PotsTs one nile from the railroad dspjt, coz .sslng
80 hCuse hern, earrisse- hOuse sieis al1
fonse: siso variety Of good fruit, WITH Is s,res
" ,or and al well fenced win Stone aud picket fsncei
Ind esr be hsd ifRsnt@d PR the lurcgsse nonsJ
- .,sr on bond ard .no-tgsge ~ per For f1rtaer
n--tiensrs iDquire OF VIM Dls5ROW, No. 81 Bosery,
IN The resr af story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

Xyl Cana 10 Consequence % the ncrssss6 demand and
unrivsed popularity Of their PIAS0-FoRTES have sr.
tended their bcsInes aud prepared 70 ODER 20
their friends and those wishing superior Instrument
excessive soEnenr, IN plain and 0rn.ne1ted c.seA Of
modern style unt % octave Secood hsad Pianos tAksa
IN exchange. Broadway W.xe-roons, No. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
nor sALE-AF FARM of about 30 acres OF

LOR SALE-A FARM OF about 20 acres OF
II good land good dwelling house and spacious out build
inss situated mile noTtheaseiy from Ehzabethtown
Railroad depot aud three quarters OF mule from Cath.:ine
a. dep6t on the New-Jeraey Contra Railroad SAID Farm
is pleasantly situated and would axe desirable rc ienoe
for gent emsn DONG busne this city times
dsy 10 the CITY by Of Newark and boats BY Elizabeth
Port Communication SIS Pree D co. half of the purchAss
money can remain bond and mortgage, fd-sred Apply
TO d. b. WINTON, No. TyoDT row, Harlem Railroad
Buildings opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
(VOTTAGE at MORRISANIA for SALE

S.,As Ds,Ss on Railroad .sv opposite 9Th ST. with
- iots sSio;nins Title perfect Asa hoase % -
xppiy to ANGELL, " frsaktests.- asx' 10 sFeosa~
or on the yrsuaisee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Y. CoLTos, Asctioneer. .,,,,
INDnDTkNfr SAFE Of ka.utifu1 ROSE

IMPORTANT SALE OF beautiful ROoE'
i WOOD and MAHOGANY CABINET FUhSlfDks
PIANO FORTES, FRENCH PLATE GLASSES, IAN
PETS, OlLCLCTHS, &c. &e.-F. COLTON wiz sn
TOMORROW, (ThuIsdsy) March at loi o'clock g. mo
Auction Rooms, No 80 Beekmanst (benstEo rooms Nv
through 10 Annst very large and choice sisor I"
CABINET FURNlTURE,froms well known ~ snaisetef1I
sueb several suites Of rich Rosewood and sam Dsnsss
Drawing Furniture Do, in Br0catslie atbo5s1y M
Rosewood Book Cases and Wsrdobes Secretaries sofSsn
TttsaTttss, French Bedss ads and Chars In ho,ewoea
and Mahogany, Divsns, Coaehes Etassrs, aIse1p
Dressing Bureaus Carved Center and Gard Tables Mxo
top Wsshstand large Extension Dining Table, hsroSop
and EnAmeled Bedroom Furniture Ia suites Tspesy 20
sells Carpets OIL Cloths, Feather Beds " ms nsh ~
Furniture &c.i also Rosewood ami M.hossay Piano
Fortcs 81 and 81 Ootaves sc. &c. N b. The sale VIII 10
barge and pre~ut most svoTabs opportunity 70 the trade
q well as those who may wish 20 buy for their o~n ise
Catalogues ready to-day Goods will be packed AZ reasons
he chsrse The sale viii Ia the lover sod
eontinue until the whole 10 sold and will deliver the dsJ
following Pianos sold at IL O'clock No poporemeh 90
secospt OF weather Terms, Cash On delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
TOR sALE-Oue superbly finished brown

stone House N -sth 49, Madison square. vAaa-
BE- properly sohst running through lsh consisting
OF Sse Let's On each street. with frstrate bncE
HoCses lherecn >l1 Lots Sths north side, with tie
number Lots on the Sth-sg a very d.
sth-sy; Tnee, slt,oco. Apply 70 JAMES y CHAM,
BERLAIN, Ne. oil Sth-sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

H,O PRINTERS-For sale, cheap, two
i Super royal Printing Presses, IN good order Apply
at No Is Spruce-st, nth floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
THREE HOUSES and LOTS for SALE in

Il SOUTH BROOKLYN.-Hou.es three stories, base
rsut and FuhcelAr with gsspipcs i've marble nsntes
copper boiler hot aud cold bath 10 feet front %
deep. LOis lsxoo Situated in Doug asst south side
between Court and Smith Apply 20 z. IL DAY, No. 40
Dcu ssss st. South BrOokyn. fnee s. coo each-one-h half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

L aFARM OF COUNTRY SEAT. containing about y
acre. OF excellent land well wooded and waiercd ,ins
about halfA mile from the village the Sound and about
ten minutes walk from the New Haven Rsroad Station
The dw cling house pleasantly situated, ccmmodoas and
WARDWFLL at Stamford, or Of Il. $ R0WLEY, No.
252 RroadwHy, New-NOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
TOR SALE.-A valuable location for manu-

II featuring Pig Iron Railroad Iron Sc.The subscriber
oers for sale valuable location for the IRON business stuat
ed on the Delaware River IN NewJersry opposite baston
Penn This place has slack water COMMUNICATION 20 the
Nauch Chunk the Delaware and Morris Canals also Inn
on the line Of the Belvidere and Trenton Raul
road and near the Depot OF the NewJersey Central BA
road All these oommuni cations can supply iron ore and
coal on the beet terms This place II well worth the aten
,on of engage IN the iron business
w. los HOWELL. Easfon Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
NOR SALE to LET-A pleasant Country

il Residence in the healthy village of Montgomery,
Orange County twelve miles from Newburgh, and ten
north Of Goshen For further particulars inquire OF SCOTT
A CLARK, merchants, No. SIS Greenwich ST. or OF the
subscriber at Mddletown, Orange County, New.lom