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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31
uf IT'D STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


ee' rye W. MortoD Esq, Joeeph Beidghsm Esq
me- Jommistioners. Messrs Morton and Brigham Is
suec me hundred and four warrants during the year
~ sse were on complaints OF murder, mapslaughter,
f sult with dangerous weapons cruel and unusual pun
oments epdsavors TO max. revolt larceny the high
cas- opening and embezrliDg letters &c.
Many OF the taken before the Grand Jury
feesiep At the time Of Issuing the warrant ard
disposed Of BY indictments being found the complaints
/ dismissed
OF those heard and determined BY the Commissioners
estes the testimony The part Of the United States
ing insufficient, the complaints were dismissed.
| UNITED STATES DISTRICT Attorneys OFFICE
United States District Attorney, Charles OConor Esq
| Associate United States Attorney, Benjamin r. Dun
| ming, Esq.
Assistant United states Attorney, James gway Esq
Clerks, f. Ernendorf, jr, and william still sell ESQ
Number Of civil end criminal prosecutions instituted
In The name OF the United stes ....... ..... 500
Number Of trials in the District and Circuit Courts &c
MN her OF trials in the Commissioners' Court 81
Number OF Indictments drawn, averaging twenty
This table, compared with that Of last year shows
decrease OF twenty four the frst item thirteen
| N the third and forty LINE IN The last.
| SUPREME CoURT-oBNEBAL TERN.
Hon. John W Edmends, Pres ling Justice.
Hon. HenryP. Edwards, Hon william Mitchell Hon.
james j. Roosevelt Hon. Robert h Morris, Justices.
VIM. Il. Dussubsry, Esq,, Clerk
The number Of eassa argued end decided daring the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
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NEW THING ENYlRELY-Ths !,

IA alternating performance beard Of Barrel. R,,s.
kees and toe Whole cooper family made sni Sas ed -
oos cesei ar aEhi and snooih eaeaSA 10 varusA :.
crey By Machinery - "
Oar Machine, wSrA the teols u.d to psrsoru n.
pstrnt ior whch We have received Cod Al ~
kedss and State Dploral II tales thu timber "a a. -
The Save hoIowine m the grakn thae, Al, 4,
iersh. planes both IN AID outside pefeeiy srestA -
the quality efthe timber, oints them Ia pes lea, n
giving esch s'sre It's eors proportion Of hsa
eresse the heed. and prepares the barr. o. h.,
the hopping procsss "a manner 80 perfect esnps,s a.
OF srperor tnish thai challenge the Woyii 70 praS
better barrel frkn or krx than our Mache>s ma. y
the rate Of so per day the agle Get wAk ., ,,s
the particular OF all who ehooss % eve a..
spect,on We manufacture sytiees Of the Asrrs 49,
,hs smallest white lead keg % the srx-st cad h -
ersl use, sl of which be warranted % bod As -
subtle h9ud o. be adapted 70 the packing Of dry -.
In fact the machines cannot make imperfect st,s !.
eert the defect 70 exclusively IN the timber.
We have sshop at Elmira n. " directly on he has !.
the NewYork and Ere RAILROAD. and tie Eluirs -
Niagara Falls Rsa1. Eve minutes ws moth Of tAs isss
the machines ard test 70 their perfect sssacsoa sv,r,
branch Of the work We viii feel the utmost plessan
exhibiting such everything connected With The vurA
Persons DE- sons Of purchasing the Hisht aud M.cas,
for any location unsod. can obeaa any aasnssics
relation thereto BY applying TO rs through the mail s
but few Of the States remaining IN our hanas used
sill applicants will Be referred O. the pre>pat owpss
most OF whom will doabs hold for dseess aes.rss
locations within their respective serrtoes lila cos
csded by al ridges who have ,nined the machine tAs
isurpss<s thing that has Be invested CO. =
same purpose. and must entirely sapersese ell hss
cooperine
Editor, OF The New-York Tribune.
MN. TRAP & Co. Pafentees and Prcorsctsa
Elsnirs, New-Yoyk. March rs. 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
VALUABLE and MOST ELIGIBLE DOCK

Y PROPERTY for SALE at NEWARK, n u" The
Newark and Ro<endse Lime and Cement Company intend
ins 10 rendush the manufacture Of Cement az Newark
and confne their operations TO they mills and kns az
Whteport Ulster Co N.Y. offer for sale on accommodst
ps terms the whole OF their valuable Wharf Property In
the City OF Newark The Wharf has tront'ng on the rs
$50 feet IL located in the center Of the commercial
and busns part OF the city, adjoining tho
Plank Road and few hundred yards only from the Rail
road Depot the foot Of Msketst -Four freight steamers
(besides sailing vessels barges &c Sc) run 10 and from
Of, Upon the premises are number Of buildings with
alsrse mill contsininF superior steam Engine OF hfty
horse power snd boilers IN complete order
Foy - kind of heavy Manufacturing Works for un
ber coal &C. this Properly possesses unsurp .s.ed ad
yantsees For particulars apply 10 A. LEMASSCkA, or
IL WILDE, Secretary Of the COMPANY, at Newark, N j..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
ONLY 81. for = HOMESTED!-One Hun

q
W errd Fsrrrs worth over sl5lte. and $50 eaasia3
Lo,s 70 Be distributed seng 80 saoscroers on ,,
March IGsS Over SO Of these are Already en- HAay
Of the LOIS rear q already enEas q Ma1y OF "a
Lo,s rear thee have been sud for from 20 20 - per eea
av,poe ever The rries for vh ch these Lots are no" SOL
shovIrr thar the purchase viii be good inyes
RED est.te on all psrts # Long Island Is n aa
m rce and u constantly beng Purchased ana
gnrderfnr purposes and permanent Investments
lev days past Mr. Lott Wyckot sold ~ acres o. Snd
East stTfork Lonz Island for 0o, aud sonVo hls
beer offered for u scres AID rtused BY the owner
he Town OF Newton L. l. Farms have recently oeea ssid
for ou $500 10 SO per acr according % loclaoo ana
tire land Which Offering for sale, must tom rs o
cafion az eapabty Of producing 81 kinds Of zrsn TUT
ard raider for the NewYork markets, Incsase
from FIVE to ten rnes is present cost.
Each srhscrbeT Is entitled 20 four Birding Lots . oy
Zoe feet lying together. Farm Of Eom TWO 70 twenty
acres The shares limited Of s5-ps7>be, - when
subscribed tor As before the day OF t1buton and
Ire balance IN monthly instslmenb Of g 50 desired
= Warran,ee Deed viii be made out immeEn ey Nser
the distribution and delivered directly after paying the
balance.
IRE Lake Land Village Lots nearly all disposed Of
this the last Of purch.sers are nos
building or preparing improve and occupy these los-it
desred TO be Of the most ehsibe healthy and plea
SAINT VILLAGES the vicinity Of NewfoEk. Fora share APP
ply to CHAs. WOOD No. 2s Broadway. where maps and
psrnphlet with large number OF purchaser names
reference nay be had Sratis.
Also few i've and ten acre Farms left and may be
Rad If applied tor Immediately, 81 from 80 to 80 per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
DROTECTION from LIGHTNING.-r,.

i undersigned have long been Known 40 cons1acto q
Lightning Rods which afford complete protection fsn
hsbtnps.
Asevery successive year has added to their expesss'
they contnna offer their services 10 the public, vita n
honest conviction that their rods viii always deserve ssr
Gov idence.
During the last twenty years they have ebssved t n
rious detects in certain kinds Of rods and have sds
ever improvement in tho construction Of heiu vAH.
experience could suggest while they have avoided tsos
errors which time has pointed out-psrticuar,y the -
slss. insuafors The Insulation conflicts with ono u
most important designs OF ginning rod and MAJ sa<
certain circumstances insure instead OF prevent,
posion OF lightning nom the rod INTO Tue mouse 20,
The subscribers consider the application OF hghnins NJ
strictly sieutihc matter and have thecioe speaf as
lives in .stins the laws OF thunder storms.
Those ahout 20 purchase rods should procure one Of Ia
.pbsrrb<rs circulars cor this year. which contains fV
ucston of the and much desirable information N
npdersisned are now peady furnish and erect rods ~
best manner snd at reasonable price, and orders ~
be cent 10 immediately, a the season 81 Thunder sssA
israpidly approaching =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
EMMONSs MOLDING, and TONGUE

IL ING and GROONlS0 MACHINE Single msSkss
or county orSste rshts Tor sale The machine do
eanly adjusted takes lttle power and cut and ts
in better style more sfua for modinss Of all pssesrus u
any of the msrhines invented and whstu Of ess
Importance. 10 Infringement on any other mscaias
Prpretors OF planning mills wishing stationery cutter a,
chimes OF Others or parties wishing to embark in plsa
mis will do well examine II . onsuens end Qsss
ing machine A moldng, and tongueins. and rosns
machine can be in operation &c Nc. 81 Allea-s n
price, &c address call a. above, or on G. L. bARRff
Solicitor OF Patenta No 252 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Unwilling HOUSES and LOTS 70

~ SALE.-The unders Ened have AZ ByldEelorI. Com
within I've walk Of the Of hat csy and coz
n-cted Herewith BY q and spendd carriage bridge
seo 90 worth Of the mos, desirable Lot. IN Cocnectcu
either fer manufacturing purposes o. residences Bridgeport
contains 10 90 nhabtAnfs Of the most vsledly he.a
tn ees IN NewEnEArd and part Of il exceeds IN
lis natural attractions u those ebe sunenrs which
yery heavy outlay have eree-ee
The grcand is high and dry the water pare ard so IN
the center park Of nzrurx wood Of stately
growth about ~ dwenia Of tasteful a-chsecture have
been built and erecting thereon No~hee II the
Ene Of the New York and NewHa Railroad there
sneA ENDORSEMENTS offered those locating Themselves the
country We have several very beautiful cottages for se
lTe portion Of the purrhA<e remain mort.
gaze Address or cal On DAyIDW THOMPSON, Bricee-
tort Akeu; for the PrOPre,OEs. T. 7 BARSUA mi W X
kOBLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
CWYNNE's CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS

N For Paper Mia Dry Docks Cover Dams MncA M
uactores steam vesseis and situations requiring pewek
Pumps or Fire Engines it has equal Cos, eny 60
third that of other pumps No repairs required too ysa
ExAn.ine them and get circular with recommeuiAnSss
UNION POWER Co, of U. 8,
Ot6ce No. ~ Dey-s mp sSn
Csstu and Machins Worn generally. in arss nsnns
at lowest pricea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
VALUABLE CHICAGO PROPERTY for

Y sALE-The valuable Lot situated on North Branch
and Chicago River 80 feet front and nearly l9 deep, with
an aey way of IS feet in the One Of the most val
uabe store lots in Chicago directly these water fronts
making front on both rivers OF go feet Also Ia lots 20
feet BY $50 feet EACH First, Second and Thirda" IN
west quarter OF section eight a. in Township lSS thirty
eight north of range m fourteen, east OF the third prnc
ral meridian by Gas H. Rees, map CID twoa1ds hst
miles from the Canal where II enters the ser at Chicago,
and D and ahafmiles from the Railroad The above
the valuable property IN that section to-
rether with three hundred and twenty acres live miles from
where the Canal the River Chicago and which
will soon be included in the limits Of that Furnishing city
Tie above property will be sold IN lots OF ~ 90 or 30
ns prices to actual settlers or the whole
will be sold together For maps aud full particulars apply
at the Office of the updes sned where may be
tended map Of the city and surrounding country where the
property is located Terms easy Apply TO
(639) Il. II. LUDLOW, No. III Wslist, or Newest
Al DWELLING HOUSES for SALE
IThe about retiring from his present bus
offers for sale advantageous and liberal terms the
balance his real estate to close concern consisting OF
tho following .
Ty,.ntynine new brick three story Houses In Linden
p.ea ssntord-st WiHsmsburgh Seven splendid cot
aRe Houses in Three brick three story Houses II
Richardsonst WILLIAMSBURG and one brick three
story House on the Newtown Turnpike.
Any OF the above property Is most desirable residence
tor a man OF moderate means, beng only twenty i've
minutes walk from the Grsnds Ferry Stages pass Ora
hanav, which only one block from the properly. No
hi an taxes and no The within the
reach of any one wanting house For capitalists look
ing for investment better property be offered The
houses have never been occupied. Apply 70
SAMUEL r BARTOL, Window Shade Manufacturer,
Nos lis and III Wlllamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

DoD-ST. HOUSES.-For Sale or to Let
81 the 4 very desirable three-story Marble Front
Brick Houses and Lots 100 feet Fast Of 9th Railroad
situated ON the north sds Of .3rdst, and knswn Nps
1871, la3 l25 and 1877 The houses built in modern
style and repete with every convenience such rs gas
Cotton water sub cellars hot and cold waer baths, nc
The each s feet inches by hafo the block
depth with yards IN front Street 100 feet wide.
Accommodating terms will BE- given. For full particulars
apply 10 A. y. BAXTER No. " front-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
EAST MORRISANIA LOTS-Time extend

IL ed year for payment Of 30 per cent of purchase
money of balance of the Terms 10 per cent down,
snd balance on before March n 1855. These los occupy
very healthy and beautiful location, and 10 full view
Of The East River and the immediate vicinity OF res
dences several Of the most wealthy and respectable citi
,ens Of Westrbeeter County Also, fine fishing within
quarter OF mile The Morsan, Branch Rslrosi already
built paes through this properly Also the New Rochelle
ana Secondsv Railroad which has been lately chartered,
IL expected will pass through this property Several
houses bsildnE and lots selling rapidly Distance
OF this property from the City Hail. nine miles Title
feet For map and other information apply TO d WIN
TON No 5 Trxon-rox. near HArlsln Rallroad Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

&C l00 FOR Sl00.-Those who want
Up csOOO cheap Lots in the aOuhshing village Of
Railway, convenient Railroad and two large Car
mage factories PRINT Works Schools Chuchess No. for
$50 Lot payable IS month each Lot and BY taking
two Lots have chance to draw House and Of
Ground worth $500, will please call at once
8. WILCOX, No. 81 Johnst., n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
'p z. NJ oUiMBY 1 SON, No. Is, Ea., M.
OuARTZ CRuSHING MACHINE-T

NJ attention Of parties interested ia Quartz CsUAc1
Machines 10 requested 10 machine ~hirh has eeca 49,
for me and put In operation by steam At the Noysy l
Worka The quantity and 6neness Of the work -
been very satisfactory Particulars can BE- obtains So
me al No 2o8 Broadway. or by application q The s'
Iron. Works. D. w. bULtOVA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Instrnctlou.

MR.. BOURGONNIER has the honor to in
M form his friends and the public that be has taken the
handsome suite OF rooms No 32 9tht northwest
9thst and Broadwsy where he will continue TO instruct
Classesin VOCAL MCSiC.
Class Days, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
For Ladies only, from II to 4 Pm.
For Gentlemen and Ladies' from TO 10, p NJ
Glasses Of twelve augh private residences, desired
References 10 the officers Of the Mercantile Library Ao
CATION and the Superintendent of the Female Depart
ent Of Ward School No 3D. where he has now the honor
20 instruct classes ALSO to oil the hrst gentlemen OF
the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
NOR sALE-The beautiful residence No. =.

LNOR SALE-Ihe beautiful residence No 2
Il COlonaderow. COlumbla-st, Brooklyn Hights The
House excellent CONDITION, Gas throughout mahogany
Doors and sted Furniture and possesses al the modern
couvenencts For beauty and heAttuness Of location 10
sunsuTss-ed, and its the Ferries business,
Churches and Schools renders II desirable
dence. The Furniture, which Is nearly new and well
adapted 20 the house Ill he sold (0r such part Of il
may be wsned and possession given immediately If de-
sired For terms, 6c., inquire the premises or OF
HOMER MORGAN No 4 Pines Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.

- pear the CELEBRATED CAMPO BsACH.-vhs
bssurtui perry ssasad IN ,as ssaie Of .soas ~
tom the \. Haven Railroad d f5s Of SAzssssek
bounded on the s0ath and ey ne ise ~
Sound Msssls Morris Keel I'm. ds. Miller, Capt BIZ
wse, l. Depsystsr. ana tfAss Ssrns e.s.ies sts
front mile with soutse exposure tnsrc-
by rendering the residence agreeable nnner and -iaer
Tits property surpassed BY any Of its size tor tie
uun Der Of lis beautiful bpi ding stee al OF ~hh CON-
snas Intensive views Of the Sound Long Island the Nor
wax ssndA and surrounding eoanry and sapere
sdvEnses 70 those fond o. yachting shins es,has saos
ing &C. For lubrty Of climate s cannot be excesed
The bouse spseoa Of modern structure and style eeus
sit by the present fled In With bnck. foor deaf
eued with farnsoe &c- The main building 10 sbouf foTty
feet square the 80 by Is; fne large CELLAR two
SORES and garrett containing thirteen rooms large versnds
south and east with sreep house ct sched The place
abounds with fDe Young fruit trees peach sppe pesr,
p ounce apricot &c. The Winery 50 by - and con-
sans forty comprising twenty yareties and vii bear
this summer 800 lbs srspes The farm near seventy
acres On whisa Is. barn saaie ow so SssS eS1, -s
nuber Of beautiful residences with water onss and Is
win be sod whole in part Also very f.ss yacht
G.OssI HOMER MORGAN. No, Pnsss
EOR SALE-A FARM, containing about 30
acres OF Land situated Long Island IS miles from
the civ and II miles from the Long land Railroad Depot
st Brushve Fruit Of all kindsbuildins in 6utrase or
der Communication with the city i've times day. Apply
to s. GAGE, No 80! South-st- Franklin Market.
LOh SALE-I Ne new ostory anu oSsetncut
Il brick HOUSE No. So Penyst-. near Beecser. IL has
gas bot and cold Croton each door bath room, dumb
WAitsr speaking tnbes &c good cellar and large gard
Possession in APRIL For further information inquire e
MOSES DEvOE. No. 10 Jefferson Market or FRED. W.
DEyOE, No. 100 Wsterst.
+ ONG ISLAND FARM for SALE, or 10
IL EXCHANGE for CITY PR0PERrY.-Ssis Farm
situated about 80 niles from this city, In Oyster pay
Queens County and consists of 100 about OF which
is wood ard locust Water abundant plentiful supply
Of variety fruits About three miles from the IaiIosd
TO which stage passes twice each day. and about the same
distance from daily line BY steamer to New York The
owner determined to sell and thirds OF the purchase
money can remain on bond and mortzaSe For particulars
inquir. Of the undersigned 4. BEACH. No IL Beck
rnen-st; SAMUEL N DODGE. No. lSs ChatnAm-sIi
DANIEL PETERS Fulton Ferry.
VyHF WILLIAMSBURGH REAL ESTATE
1 OFFICE No y south ST. is the place TO buy
rut House and Lot cheap Houses and Lots tron $40
coynayr for (;rocers 8 COCKCROFT. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
r ONG ISLAND FARM for SALE, or to
U,HE WILLIAMSBURG REAL ESTATE

OFFICE No. ~ South 7th-st, 10 the place TO buy or
r,ut House and Lot cheap Houses and Lots trom 100
10 sot0O Cheap Lots with money loaned 20 build also,
cornars for Grocers 8 COCKCROFT. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Cost ano 5onno.

II OST-On Monday afternoon, or Tuesday,
II ~ moor Woman aROLL Of MONEY wrsYpsd 90
+; nsrer containing go sold piece one elVv ol'L ana
sII b.Js amounting absut so ANY person lSaVos u
18th o. ID. McCLAIN, NO. l67 Sprins-st- VIII Dc hAno-
somely rewarded "
OsT-ALETTERdi directed toSIGISMUND
4 HAMEL. The finder will receive q suitable reward
by resufhips IL TO No. 8 Liberty-st
Dr. REWARD.-Lost,i in going In Catha-
% r;nest stage from 9th Cstharne-st, pocket
tt eentsiuiDg three Is bI 81 bill, two twenty milling
eo1 niece and SO cents and other change the prop
- ~ nor mi who can III afford lose 1t. The Rdsr
Vii receive the above and the thanks Of the owner
by leaving il st this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
nor sALE-A FARM in New,Jersey

pleasantly situated Of about 100 lying three miles
from Plaiped depot miles from Metnchin depot ana
az miles hom Railway. About 30 Of t woodland
Their il on the place comfortable farmhouse two barns
cow sheds corn cribs carriage house and other buildings
suiiahle for a farmer Also, small Farm OF Is acres one
mills from Railway a good House and Barn on The prem
isss stone walk from Railway leads to the dwelling Ad
dress TIMOTHY ROSS, Railway. n j. Residence on the
Farm four miles from Plaiuied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

AZ after many yes experience il continues To devote
ks tine 70 the Collection Of Rents he in al parts Of the
City or most syc-sbis teruA Undogb,ed reference gwen
T. FISHER, No. IT9 Fssrkst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

FOR SALE-A 3-story and attic House 81
Il BY IS feet with al she oderx improvements In l6c-
st. 80 feet Of S'uyyesaDpark Pn,e 60 COO Inquire
Of WIN J. BURRITT, No Is W.l-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

EOR SALE-A desirable residence in Bush
Il wick Long Island, block from Brooklyn lne-a
Cotsge Hous, with IA lots, fronting three nch
so with large variety Of fruit shade and shrubbery
superior water; beautifully located high ground the
immediate ghbOEhoOd OF churches and within two bloc
q three stage routes 10 Brooklyn aud Whlmsbugh Fer
Is To wishing 70 enlsy county life wih the benefits
Of convenient residence 20 the city, this affords good o
poruny purchase az reasonable pee and favorable
terms Posssion gwen short notice II sold By l5h
April, vii be Fer further particulars apply 70
J. w. JUDD, No 81 Wal 81 "a door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

E'OR SALE-A FARM Of about 20 acres OF
good and sEocd dwelling house and spacious build
ngs situated mile por-heesreTly from Ehzabethto1n
hroao depot and threequarterx Of mile from Cs;hsrine
~ depot on the New jersey Central Railroad Said Farm
u Pleasantly situated and woad make desirable residence
for gentleman dong s1sness in tbs CITY Car several
.say tc city BY way Of Newark and bosts By Ehzsbeth
Port Communication s55. Price D. 600 half Of he purchase
money remain bond and mortgage desired Apply
. d. b. WISTOS, No 5 Trycn-ro. Harlem Railroad
Baacllgr opro<ite rhe CRY Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND.-Enr Sale

~ building and cottage Loss avenues seyenty fe:
vide commanding views Of he hArbor cry asrruws ana
b.y pure The vicinity Of churches schools az
markets render tins property unvll ed residence :o-
business men Distance below N.nde-hits Lastnx half A.
mile from opposition lslsng half dst4ace-ooa,s houriy
FRANCIS DOAlNICk, Pos;. Bzild.ng Harover-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

FOR SALE-At Yerkvile, two 2-story and
Il basement Cottages with Rooms Built in the best
and NOS, moderns-tyle Ground, finely improved, sAde
Trees N front Situated IN good mel xhborhood and are
delightful resdeDces - per cent remain motgage
u Se.,red Apply 70 A AcCoTTER No. ~ FultoEst,
Sun Bsding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
T,OR SALE. CHEAP for CASH-The
INVENTION for sALE.-A most valuable


invention with the papers new ready for obtaining
patent in England 10 offered for sale The invention has
been Thoroughly tested this city and can be seen IN opera
ou 30 ssts any Of its utility The inventor wishes
10 sell because his whole time and attention is taken up by
the American patent onal will be required now,
ana f,e balance when the patent Issues The whole or
part interest may be bad on application TO
w BULLOCK No 208 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

Tor SALE---The House and Lot No. 3 on
Il the south side Of Barclay - third below ChnEchst
For terms which will be accommodating, apply 10
MARTIN Y. THOMPSON, No 81 Broadway.