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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26

SUPREME CoURT or THE UNITED STATES
A sojourner in Washington, who recently Wis
tied the Supreme Court Of the United States,
remarks:
The Supreme Court Of the United States
is certainly very impressive tribunal, both
10 look at and reflect upon.
The Chief Justice, with eight associates,
"robed ministers of the law constitutes the
full bench, over whose public duties, dignity
and order, hold an undisputed reign.
No colloquial garrility among the judges
breaks in, to mar the just expectation Of being
at,cntively heard. No catechising Of counsel,
for the appearance of superior Judicial sagaci-
ty, at the expense of transposing and disloca-
ting an elaborate and well-writtcn argument;
practice observed and complained Of, in some
Of our State courts. Here, counsel feel, that
while subjected to the ordeal OF having their
reasonings tested by anumber Of powerful in.
tellects, under whose scrutiny nothing unsound
can escape detection-they are sure that a
solid argument is receiving all that Is required
from such listeners profound attention.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26

CLEAR AS MuD.--'Mr. Chectum, I've Just
dropt in to engage your services in question
at law
'Ah, Mr.. Green, there's nothing in the uni
verse like law and justice. What is the
troublep
why, you see, Squib, across the way owes
me five dollars for a bull dog he bought Of me
about month ago; the dog has run off and
now he refuses to fork over the "
"A most difficult case, Mr.. Green; exceed
ingly difficult and It is fortunate that you
came to me for have him like breeze. You
see, we first must prove the identity Of dog
by an alb, then after squasing the writ Of
Hongribds fiery facias, issue oopias cgorum
and levy goosibus pandeldrius on his insignus
faiui, then we call mepopitum jury, and af
ter conclusively proving the sine qua have
the case unanimously decided in our favor, by
virtue Of the dgustibas plopora eronasF
Lord Mr.. Cheetum, see through it all
how easy 1t is to folks that can understand,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26
THE DIFFICULTY AT HONDURAS,

An arrival at Boston brings dates from
Truxillo to the 27th of February, which fur
nish the following account Of the late troubles
on the Mosquito coast:
About four months since the Commandant
nj Truxillo dispatched troops to Limas, on Ro-
main river, 10 put stop 20 the cutting Of
mahogany by the English, they refused TO pay
The duty exac.ed by Honduras, on the ground
that the place belonged TO the Mosquito King,
which Honduras always denied. The En-
glish cutters were driven of, the English flag
hauled down, and the Honduras troops per.
manently stationed there.
The mission Of the British steamer Deras-
tuition, Capt, CAMPBELL, TO Truxillo was 10
demand the withdrawal Of these troops. The
steamer arrived at Truxillo in the afternoon
Of the 18th, and an officer was Immediately
sent ON shore, with dispatch to the com
maudant of the port requiring the removal of
the troops stationed at limas' which had
been previously in possession of the English
mahogany cutters. A second dcsdatch was
was afterwards sent demanding that the troops
be removed by i2 o'clock the next day and
this demand was accompanied by another,
that the British subjects should not be inter
fcred with in the future, and that claim would
be made for damages to British subjects in
consequence Of their having been driven off,
Capt Campbell also gave notice that IL his
demands were not complied with, he should
proceed to Limas aud remove the troops by
force
The Commandant Of Truxlo complied with
the demand under protest and the troops at
Limas were removed.
The people Of Honduras claim Limas as
lndisputabIy port Of Honduras, and deny the
right of the English TO cut the mahogany
without paying the usual duty.
These accounts are essentially different
from those heretofore received by way Of
New Orleans
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26
The Country Doctor.

The following scene in the life Of the coun-
try doctor is taken from the knickerbocker;
The poor doctor is called from his bed on a
stormy night with the stirring summons;
Doctor, want you 10 come right straight a
way off to Banks. His child's dead
Then, Why do you eome.'
Hes pisened. They gin him laudnum
for paregorcky.'
How much have they given himr
Do'no. A great deal. Think he won't
get over it,
The doctor pushes off through the storm,
meets with divers mishaps by the way, and at
length arrives at the house Of his poisoned pa
tent lie finds all closed-not light is to
be seen.
He knocked at the door, but no answer. He
knocked furiously, and at last a night-cap ap-
peared from the chamber window, and wo-
mans voice squeaked out-'Who's thereF
The doctor to be sure you sent for him.
What the dogs is the matterr
'Oh it's no matter, doctor. Ephram is
better. We got little skeered kinder. Gin
him laud'num, and he slep kind o'sound, but
he's woke up now
How much laudanum did he swallowf
Only two drops 'Taint hurt him none.
Wonderful bad storm tonight
The doctor turns away, buttoning up his
overcoat under his throat TO seek his home a
gain, and tries to whistle away modification
and anger, when the voice
Doctor, Doetorr .......
What do you wantf
'Ycu won't charge nothing for this visit
will yeri'
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26

An unknown correspondent tells the annex
ed story, which, though old, is good enough
to be told over again:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08
REPORT OF THE PoSrMAsTER-GENERAL.

PoST-0FFIcE DEPARTMENT Dec !. 1855
SIR Inc whole number Of Pos; Oiices in the United
states az the close of the last official year. June 30 1853
was .252o OF this number 255 Of the highest class
the Posimasters az which appointed bv the President
AZ IL present date list December ls3 the total number
81 Post Ohces is s26ss. During the past year comsne
ing lsi July 1883 1888 Post Ogos were established 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08

To xord rive assurance 10 the Government and the
country that the proper control over the offices and AFFAIRS
Of the DEPARTMENT exercised thar proper post masters
were selected and that the mail arrangements were "a
usied in skiIfu and upright manner suitable 10 me
wants and requirements Of that active and energetic
people. $3.50, =
Congress at its last session. appropriated $4,000 for
mail derdations and special agents In order 10 keep
myself as much possible within the appropriation 80
pointed Cl hteen sgeut TO OF whom was assigned CA
iioruia another, Oregon and Warrington Territories
and TO a third the State of Texas There were three ap
pointed large, stationed ct New York Louisville and
Nashngton and the remaining twelve were distributed
among the different Ststes.
To these special agents the Department mus; look for
much of the local information necessary to enable TO
determine what service is required in the different STATES
and how the service is performed 1t an Important part
aso of cir duties to that the posmaers properly
perform their dutes aud report want OF ability, aen
ton or fidelity their part on that OF contractors
promptly TO the Department.
II In eient or negectul Of their duties the public and
the Department must sner; but in order to make them
truly useful much territory must not De assigned them
important part Of their duy Is tnat cei Win
deTredatiors. .
1he citizen who ntrust his moneys in the mails should
have every assurance given him that his property will be
properly cared for aud that If il be abstracted or stolen
every exeton will be made by the Government 10 restore
IL to him and bring the offenders 10 justice To perform
these duties in satisfactory manner more agents are ne
cessarv and they should be divided into two classes TO
one class should be assigned the supervision OF the trans
portafion of the mails and business connected with the
arponiment and Offices and to the other class
ail matter connected with mail depredations
ndor the present system il very frequently and neces
sary hapTens that when agent Is wanted for ortant
transportation duties he is in distant section Of the coun
try attending to depredations.
The expenditures of the Department during the last fiscal
year, stated by The Auditor amounted to s7ss'o %
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II appears from the foregoing statements that the gross
revenue Of the year ending June 30 1883 fell short Of the
expenditures during the year by the sum of sO4sC5l g.
The foregoing deficiency should be diminished by the
sum of 5O4 due the United States to the 30th June,
s53 under the Postal Convention with Prussia and in
creased by the quarterly balances due Great Britain
10 the same period amounting SIPS $50 20. This would
leave the deficiency in the revenue OF the year to stand al
s2ll7O5s 90
To supply the deficiency last mentioned the Department
had at its disposal the following means, viz
The svsilabe balance the credit Of the Department .
the books of the Auditor let of July s5 s5S6SS2 81
The TO supply any deficiency made oy the N
The 1s5 81 MfS made BY the set Of MsrcI 1855 to
supply deficiencies in the ooooo W
So 81
Leaving the further of sji5fi5 90 to be provided by
Congress the service of the year ending June 30 1888
Having stated the deficiency in the revenue of the past
year may be of briefly to notice the financial results
of the two years which have expired since the passage OF
the reduce and modify the rates of postage in the
United States and for other purposes, approved March
g. 1851 as compared with the years which Immediately
followed the reduction of rates effected by the act OF arch
g. le45. For the purpose Of this comparison. shall
clude the which accrued to the revenue for mail ser
vices rendered the Government in those years well
as the balances resulting in favor of the London Post
Office in the 1851 1852 and 1883 under the poalar
raDgement with Great Britain
Under the operation Of the oct OF lsiJ the gross
from letter postage fell off in the year 1876 the first
year of the reduction, s9s3o 49, or q per cent but IN
the second year ending June 3d. ls7 the letter postage
increased 1903 959 49, or 10 35 per cent over 1916.
In the year ending June &c. 1882 the first after the re-
ducOn of 1851 the amount OF revenue from letter
postage was reduced sls5993 -, 2sj per cent but
in the following year ending seth June 1885, the increase
of revenue from the same only S25l1H Co.
10 per cent-an increase very little beyond what is
due to the yearly increase in the population of the
try
The failure Of the from letter postage to
cover during period of almost unexampled prosperity
and commercial activity with the rapdiy under tho
act did under the act of 1885, may be account
ed for upon the supposion that the latter act had already
stimulated the correspondence of the country nearly tho
highest point of which capable and that therefore,
the Of 1851 afforded but little further nducemen to
the mails.
The changes in the rates Of postage newspapers pam
plets and printed matter made by the act Of lsi5
comparatively unimporant and did not materially affect
the revenue from this which, with the exception
of the year s47 continued steadily increase up to the
Both June 1851 when reached the of sl03j13O 49,
shown by the following statement from which the
received for Government hostages in 1916 and ls are
excluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

harm for SALE.-A Farm of 45 acres, near
psS RsnI. Eew.Jersey on the Nevesnk River Build
;r.nss,I, new pleassnt and healthy location. Apply
this dsy al No ~ Fronltt, New Yort, NJ REYNoLD,
from IL A. NJ to NJ where the proprietor may Dc 'eoA
Price $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

NOR SALE or to RENT-FOur handsome
il brown stone Houses four stories hlg situated on Mnr
raw Hi 35thst, Dear 70 and east OF madisen-av
onire At No Isl Fulton ST OF No. 81 Morton-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
XTALUABIE BUILDING LOTS for SALE

C1aate1 kefh sd<s o. tls sk av ncfv-fu sd AL
Sssh S. nel1ln &c several A Also sryerA y.lua-
~ Lee On SD G. psar TIE sbsv near The rr.ds frce
fsu1x rcck ard nze ,te'y available Ny building the-oou
Pusoss desrcss Of akns inyest-snt where the rsp
Of property w be fet most wiz rac tals ia te spos
TIE neShbsrheod Of the most peetsele csa.setss and
the population 10 rapidly lncreanx twenty build nxs
ere nov erecting add n contemplation Of ereesoa Msa-
hat,zn qusrc o.e Of the largest paris IN the city only
rvo seresss below The sen sv Rarusi vii within
hsi Sy nrIt summer Stages WI, bring persoas 10
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Albert NrcoLAY, Auetioneer.

Albert u. NIcOLAY, Aaetioneer.
HOUSES and LOTS, No. l97 Allen and No.
4 81 Tenth ct, a Auction.-ALBERT H. NlCOLAY,
will sell FRIDAY March T. at IL O'Clock at the Aer
chants Exchange:
Alenst The twostory and basement brick House and
Lot No Ig7 Allens between StAntsn and HoustOnf,s.
Tepth.a The tvosory brick House and Lot Ne. ~
l0th-st between 5th aud 9th avs
Terms easy and Title indisputabls. - .
For further particulars apply TO the Auctioneer No. "
Wa-r (J<[D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
furniture. 81.

ALL GRANDCHILDREN on lss
n Maypext-GILJIES 4 BYRNE respectfully inoru
t rs,p. and tie public genera that csnselus oe q
the inc re- ing demands made them for
and ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE FURNITURE, aud hes
HAVING -om AZ their old stand TO satisfy they are con
relied to remove on the LIST May next to TIA NEW sne
SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE No. SO Brtsdway setws:s
Sprng and Prince side, doors sbov' OoLLk
MORE HOUSE, adjoining the Dusseldorf GALLERY
B.-Previous 10 the ist May we can o. 'oaha ~ 'u
at our old stand, No. f52 Br sd"ay, Msnm 10Y We
Creepe..t offering greater inoucem ens 20 puiehner
GENIJINE WELL-SEASONED ENANELEo sUhNt
TURF than any other establishment IN me Ontsa s.s's
Ths T'r.ds .nppi,a Is usual n unlimited quantities
Fast aide, beo~ 6rspds.
Aoc, lar NJ Nav mex at No. 5t5 Broadway.
Every description of Hair and hasA MstI SECS rAA~os
p,lows Se At the lowest rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
CTRATFoRp PROPERTY for SALE-A

g .nst,a upou the main street. north Of tie EP'co-
nj Church anS is bounded upon three sides by the hsa
wAv co1 tsninx shou, three seres Pee sAio Propi'
INIT rt.Ale UoEse and Bzrn. The above property oieFs
,.py ind ueemt Cor samEner or iof
s,Tce, amous them are churches and soo1 soos nc
Vicinity aad for there arc seoc Esd
M. .pd towss The New-YoEk and New Haven IA tsoAa
ppt !. " iiA,n aAut i've minutes wak Of the dsens
Price Is ~; halt 10 remain on eord sne
A. No ~ WSrvpst between the hcurs Of 10 AID seoek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
ANTHONY J. BLsgcxER, Aactioneer.
SAlE tn ElOSE q CON

ANrHoNY J. BLEECxER, Aactioneer 80.
EXECUTORs SALE to CLOSE CON-
II CFRN-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER VIII sell at
auction on SATURDAY 9Th March, at IL O'Clock. at the
Merchants Exchange: - 49,,
a., ard lots adjoining on 7th-sv.
ssrh-st-3 ots adjoining the above on -sihd
28th-st-2 lots o 2Sth-st, In rear OF the above =,
say Lot.-l lot on T.. corner OF Sd Az and 5'thsti
lot on : p corner Of Sd sv. and 5thst, and ots aa
Joining on 81 sv. - =, Of, ,s,.I :.
Lots lot S9th ST. north sde and on s5shst
south side afossng the above corners
Title 10 the whole unquestonablei 50 pee cent can re-
~ (2i61)
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ard FINN their doors giving al the facilities for perons re-
.,irs here and doing business N the city.
me lots viii BE- sold low, ard the term. easy
Tor further particular Inqur- OF q " n rAOLlS -
On the prenises or at H. OSTRASDEhS, corner Y ma
and ysrick-sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
CARM for SALE In the town Of Greenwich

in Fairfield County, Conn, asost ~ nss ttsn ise
,x Of York-sirssfs< ksss< Rood miles ffos.
r Chrs,er and New Haven Rarssa and seeut an ia,
Ssssnos from White Plans and hNsea Raarosd SD
E.,,r Contains abort - OF sxsecsf I'D
hcse and out hailnys apple srchsrd and Other taat
80. As Hat few places are moro ehfioe - hsAeSa
So tina The hous sands some bal eisvsea sfeana
49, I.jsnd sound large Proposition OF he parcAAss
.sx an rrmsip on metsSsc For further pAsAaA's
Sqgre Of JOHN CLA PHyss q surroN, .ss the
uresuiSeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
ANTHONY J. BLsEcKEl, Auetioneer.

ANfHOk7 J bL1ECktkf hutNo0ecTs.
I ARGE and peremptOry SALE Of about l04
llBudirs Lots forming two Blocks Of Ground with
fronts ls ID and &svs, and On ssh add sssn-<s,
at auction. - -
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKHR win sell At pubic suetion
on THURSDAY, Marsh ., 1853 s,l2 O'Clock a the Msr-
ch,D,s I1chAnxs, the foIlswng Baleiss Losz via:
About "A Lou, forming nssriy the entire block Of ground
BE- un6ed by the ID and ID and BY 9e<n and ssrasA
Aso ~ Lots forming she whole block Of youad bounded
hy the iss sn6 ID avs, nd BY Srh and Ash-sta
Also. Lees prlninz the whole front Of the block be-
tween seth and 18th Tia sds Of lay Tie
vsasble w,trr in sst Of aid property being The
East River Pr naps describing the above property with
terms and s1rsAsr pasoAr'' .gpy 70 the Aao0neer Ne
Broa6st (2-SlD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
EOR sAI.E-One superbly finished brown

sssss ksoss " ss<h ~ Aafison square. yal1s
BE Ceierty NH running through 70 9th eonsistlns
81 egee LOIS On esrh street, with two nrstrate nriek
hc~ses Asresn Sa Lots Sths, north side, with the
Ans nnssi c. Loss On The rear on SSnst IN svery Do
sess Sh-s,.s prse. elseeo Apply 10 JAMES y CHAN
BHRLAIN Ne. si7 SIN av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
harm for SALE Belonging to the Estate

ofr A. Cowboy deceased situated IN the Tswp o. fon-
~. wesfebes,er County n about II miles nom the
Civ Of NewyoTk 81 miles east from fonsef and q west
NOM Hunts Bridge on the Harlem kAiroad u eoatss
yson sus the re ua neer good pasture and woodland
md "a r waiered There neal Cottage hJse on me
Mace The Outhouses very extensive sonssas OF Two
tase Stable ami Carriage House, Soeds Cora ono
Ice eae &C. ali In sood order The place contains
xcuns Orchards ef about 500 Appls and so fe.h trees IN
soca hear,px The lawn well s.ocked with NUT and
shIuthety There 10 also valuable ocoaed stoS l.
Oxen uorses &c, which VIII DC sold with the place ae
aired Also carsisse, market wsgonS and good NAsiy OF
tools &c There several egale Building sites upoa rs
Mace which, IN Tvs proximity &c two raogss renders Il
very eesr1ke tsston Tor persons DONG business ~ tbs
.Sty For further particulars apply the ofee Of y y
C0WDREY No. S7Wal-st, or J, n. CoWDREl No. lV7
Frontst or the premises
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y. CoLros, Aucnoneer.

p
IMPORTANT SALE OF beautiful ROSE
i WOOD and MAHOGANY CABINET FURNITURE.
PIANO FORTES, FRENCH PLATE GLASSES, CAR;
PITS, OIL-CLCTHS, ks &e.-f COTTON wlH su
THIS THURSDAY MORNING March al l0t Icoet, at the
Auction Rooms No 80 BeeImans being two rooms ITO II
through Ann very large and choice Vsornsnt OF
CABINET ~ RNiTURE, from well known manufacturer,
such a several suites Of rich Roe and Satin Dsmask
brswns room Furniture Do IN BrOcstee, hogsly and
Rosewood Book Cases and Waeobes Secretaries Sofas and
Tetea Tetss French Redsteads and Chairs IN Rosevood
and Mahogany Diyans Corches E,ageres, Marble top
Dressing Basesus Carved Center ana CGd Tables marble
top ssh.nd large Extension Dining Table, Marble Top
and Enaelled Bedroom Furnure in suites sry BEus
sels CARPETS OIL Cloths Weather Beds 80 fns Hair al
tesses PNlasses. French-Plste Looking GlvseA once
Furustnre &c; also Rosewood and Mahogany Piano
Fofes 81 and q oetayss &c. &c. n. B. The sale will d
large AID favorable opportunity 20 the trade
well those who may wlsh 70 buy Tor tneir can Use
Catsozues ready to-day Goods will be packed reasoaA
bic sharge The sale viii commence in the lower room enc
continue until the whole u sold and VII deliver tho daI
.soosnt Of weather. Terms, Cash on delivery.
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s. vv1HE EyERGREEYS" for sALE.-This

Il Attractive country scat vidsly known - once IN
essate Of General Nathaniel Greene OF Revolutionary men.
sry = situated on Ps4e .dtonns tAe NIae OF besse
vile, nles from Ne~-lork SDd ;. nom NssGN 70,
fsrsses sAEtisol~-s apply 70 HOMER MORGAN No"
Pine O.
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- -ARNOUXS. Diapers and TaiI0rs,


NETWORK CITY INSURANCE 20,
IN OGee, No. 2ss Bnoadway-Capit4l eSo'e0.Da.sl
Buildings, herchanfise, Furniture, vessels 70 -,
their CsTgoos, and other property AsAAnss 20 '"
by are.
Wu w I<land d. Van War; Thomas Andfs~~
PEER Bsier Alex snyder, Hsny PIE, a
Oir.rd Rsneker X Stewart, b. u. soetLmsysS
srena,1 { romvsu, Peter X. Rossh l. SAITH HOSE,
3 Steb6ina States s. Bel, samuel Sa~s
Ar. Walle,xh John l.. Deem, l. G. Han,
James c. GIBBS IL
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, rfea~~-
CaARIss l. CLARKE, Secretary.
Drom May I, 0hsss 10. Walst, cofnef Oh .,o~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

HARM of SIXTY ACRES, within thirty
IL ,n,lss of the city, tao from New-Hsvea Railroad
psySt and two tom the sOn,d with tine view u -eae
H-ynns~, GOOD ion-hAlAnce mostly soodAna-in
49,, nss,shhorhce.s-Aealtsy fVce $l0cs. Inquire
~ n PALMER'S Aasert,sRs Agency rs'sxas said-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

EOR SAI.E-The four>ssory and pasement
hro,n s,opc front House on ssh sv, next south wee
,ov,sr III ssxha Also the substantial fesr-sory &cs
Ho. wsh AZ sxceent sore the 'oash west corner
81 xtA-ss on 7sh-sv For fall Jsrssccias sppy ~
GEORGE REED, No. SIC Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

nor SALE-A large and valuable corner on
4 broadway above Csnsis. Apply TO
HOMER MORGAN, No. Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

DAHWAY.-Four LOTS, well situated IN
hthe village a Railway, J. on the corner or arsson-
A, and CsrS St heinz together 100 iest square Apply u
ADRIAN II. MuLLERA Co. Me- w all-st cor. new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

Store .i,.che good Ban , w,fsa lGii va
HoTee Shed sga IN ~ Hsbyon Loog Island, Oy tbs Soln
Y:ed N isf lieut. i nd. ca. and s.ss ron bssrs
York. Persots wi ind tn, opportunity seldom
ipshousr OF Reasonable part Of the ncn-y may rsmn
f0ut ~ rortr.xe Inquire 9; No. IL Atlantic -
On, -" 80, The South Ferry. L. v. oiADoN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

NOR SAI.E-Two Dwellings Houses, three
storiss and easrrent stone forts VIVA a. ne taoasrn
souvsnspees-ene Ssist, Bear ehss snA ,e ONE N
CHAS s ANpREWS, u Nllst- sd hcof, ven Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

y TOWERS DEGRAw and WARREN SrREspS
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