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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-04


corlers, and q, repeal the second section Of au
net 10 provide fof the election " County Recorders
and prescribing their duties Passed February ~
| 1871.
Sac. /. Be IL enacied BY he 6raerai ls,embig d
lthe Siate Of Ohio, That all Sbtrilis md coroner
hereafter elected shall, within ten days after they
shall hive received their commissions give bond 10
the State Of Ohio, with two s'lretics, 10 be
approrod by the county Commissioners OF the proper
county, IN any SUN not s1Geeding my lhousnnu noI
sad Comnssionnrs) conditioned for the faithful
discharge Of their respective duties. ,
| SBc. q That the Recorder Of each county slinll
kecr his office nj the Seat OF Justice oi his county.
and before enterina upon the duties thereof he shall
give bond with more sureles, TO be approved
by the county Commissioners of the proper county
in the penal sum ot Two thousand dollars, payable
to the State OF Ohio conditioned ior he faihul dii.
charge Of his duties Recordef and shall take and
subscribe AN oath or affirmation, 10 be endorsed on
such bond faithfully and imparually to discharge the
Src. g. Tina, ali Sherihs, Coroners and Recorders
elected in the year eighe en- hundred and hity.two,
who have not given bond approved by the Court OF
! Common Pleas Of the proper county, shall, within
act, give bond and security according to the pro.
visions thereof
Src 4. Thn: said county Commissioners may at
any time during the continuance OF such Sheriff,
Coroner or Recorder in Office, for good cluse, re.
guire such further and additional security as they
may deem proper.
SEc s. That il any Sheriff. Coroner or Recorder
shall fail TO give the necessary security within the
time specified in this act, or shall fail to give such
futther and additional security as may I've required
under the fourth section of this act within ten days
after receiving written notice from said county
Commissioners, requiring such additional security,
then and in either case said Commissioners here
by authorized and required to declare the office OF
such Sheriff. Coroner or Recorder yacant and there
upon the proper proceedings shall be had to bill such
vacancy.
SIC. G. That no Judge, Clerk or Attorney OF any
Court shall be received surety for any Sheriff or
Coroner
SIC. I. The bonds requi red to be given under the
provisions of this act shall be lodged with the Au.
dtor of the proper county, and shall be by him re-
corded in suitable book for that purpose 10 be pro-
vded.
Sic. 8. The first section OF an act entitled IAN
act defining the duties OF Sherifis and Coroners in
certain cases" passed February %, 1924, and the
original section two of an act entitled IAN act to
provide for the election of county Recorders and
prescribing their duties passed February %, 1881,
be and the same are hereby repealed
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The HoHse Of Representatives..
WILLIAM MEDlLt,
President Of The Senate.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

is he 'ehy given that the Pro- a:e Cnu-. for
biihoht county, the undersigned was appo r,r,I ,,d
qualified Executor OF tie estate OF Eli T,YIo I, ~.
Belmont county, deceased. " -
iuenled 10 SAID estate are requested to ma ke
a'e. are ioihed to present them for settlement
within One year from tins date
Feb. 4. la53.-3t pd BARNET T,yIop -.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-04
January l9, 1858.

have compared the foregoing with the original
copy and find The same correct.
DAVID ALLEN,
Auditor of Belmont County.
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0FThanks to Mr.. RAMAGE for a copy OF
the Report Of the Board Of Trustees for the
Benevolent Institutions.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-04
SIiERIFF'S SALE.

f. d i. Faher, by virtue Of an execution to nc
~: - directed from the court OF com.
STERLING !ohnsiont mon pleas, OF Belmont County Uho
ct al. will offer for sale IN the 18th day OF
febrnary A. D. ls53, between the hours U! 10 O'clock
NJ and O'Clock p o! sad day The Sler.
ling Johnston, in Smith Townshp Beimon. County Dino
the following goods aud chsites wi Brown dare
one two-horse wagon and oRe.hor>e BUGGY,
90 JOHN &. Nli'IlOLs, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, February 4, lSJ3.--Sl co
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GovERxsESr SALARIES. - Strong efforts
are being made TO raise the salaries Of the
President, Heads Of Departments, Foreign
Ministers, &c. &c. 1t is proposed to give the
President 100000, the Cabinet Officers and
Foreign Ministers each $40 900, and other
officers in proportion. These things are mis-
chevious in every point Of view. High salor-
les induce extravagant living, which does not
stop with the recipients Of he salaries. 9th
crs are Influenced by the public oficers--and
others again by them, and thus the whole com.
muni'y is affected. We are fast losing our
republican simplicity, and hen that is gone,
1t will not take long for the name to follow.
No true friend to the continuance Of our De-
mocratic Republican Government will advo-
cate high salaries for our public officers.
The plea put in for high salaries that we
would thereby securc better talent in the adj
ministraion Of our civil officers, is without
any force. Both in National and State can
vass, our best men have not considered it be-
meath them to enter the lists, with what are
called low saaries and the experience Of the
world is that the higher the salary, the less
efficient is the public lunctionary. In all
cases, almost without exception, the working
men are those who receive low salaries.
MUSICAL REVIEW AND CHORAL ADVOCATE,
Edited by c. NJ. CADY, published by F. J.
Huntington and Mason g. Law, New York
This work is enlarged to IS large quarto pa
ges, and published Monthly at 81 per year.
Each No. contains four pages Of music. 1t is
ably conducted, and well worthy the attention
OF those who are musicians, or wish to be
such
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-04
January l9, 1855;

mo. III AN ACT
To authorize the Commissioners of counties to ap.
prove the bonds Of Sheriff's, Coroners and Re.
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SALE.-one Hundred Build

IA ira Lets IN Meyins Will hs oseced Ar sale far few
DAYS THIS sesutfal sse stsfsi - iies frcsa the
WihansharyA Ferries and fronts IAs fank R0s where
oanibuxes constantly Passas eetwsea NIlhaussa-yh.
Neusown and Flushing Arrangements have h~Sn eon-
plelsi for the immediate Construction q Rsfrcaa the
hse OF the above Plask Rosa wheA VIII sfefd lscrssSd
facilities tor CONAN alisfHs WITH the CITY and ss Wi se
managed on the plan the AveaEe ress N New
The azs ty o.aiAas bat ca Tue grazing Of streets,
sskeh Sone a. the expense az the prcseaS psopne,ors
randy prOgresng kallnss are ens srrea aud
nm IS 10 ice viii b commenced at early day The pro-
esssors tend spArv expense IN tas pan % srnS
nnsss trees and 10 every way 70 renaer tbs NAse war
ia ad healthy warrant the sf dsra-
Die Of al Suburban property In the vicinity o. Nswferf
esns 50 rer delivery Of deeds the aalS1ee car
rru on bond ard term q yesf Tor Par
s,ealAs saSuir. Of JOHN a. SMITH, Ne u N&,s~a-s.,
Hew-losS % GEORGE A. JAMES, a. Me.Vl>
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FARM ior SALE.-The late residence O

Il William Gl-aad deccased- eontAsDiag sSost o ssrcs
VITA txo~cTy ard are sEpe dxs Ing ruc.nf,y 6nshed
~ 2O&sra sye Containing SEsement pAztsss aad A-se
eel ar fcuE rs 2ac hs en fs r ave rsn, n ssccGd
hear the dcor 0ute1nss, <zsr ta-icn scs
variety Of ehoice fruit The Farm ssI.roporti coed a
20 pIe~ neado~ pasture. orchard ard wuod AL T~9
p>ser .ins Springs and eG Of waes, In pr-aa-
ises and N respects sooe f1r2 saa pssAni esEtry
r~..atpce IL s.tafed he township at ClHtos, k.az
Co J. on the cd post rod. The spnasasa turn
piie. one and . hall zsles from C.npee~n fos- and
hsf niles frca Newzrk-p1hs coasey.2ers daily - aa4
from Newark pzs cct schcs si<Af and n
TIE Degkhorkooc Of RESPECTABLE society Ths hrrniug
steu<ls and steck VII - old via the arm &nzired
April usxf ApPly - HARRIET GARLAND. 90 tAs
prrraisss. Z : CRANE Wesf Blosaa@lA Ex-<a.ar oe
10 Nr EDWIN SPEER Ne - Brs.5 e., Se~xrs
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Daneins 6ehooIs.

~ PLANCls DANCING ACADEMY. No
~ 81 Ho~srl .;.-Mr. O planets Room, are ov.u
a Al hoEs u - day tf cses and private sssop. r
Lates sEa OeIf4rilh ard E the evculnE from 70 10
ocoSk, tor G~rlisseu % practice Lesscns gwen In f.r
lss expennnoei Teacher Gnd Paais hagins b~,n "a
ssseS tApftss.y ior that V1ruosc.
NJ Is ssssEsd ~ Mr. 0. MIRASoLE. who Ass 10 %.
Tefog pforsscnal ahiy. Ds.ers taaxAt-Polka PoR.
hedo~a, foika MAsurtA Sehatti~rs. Redo~. Wk,tx
Nal;E 70 tso - three stsfs Esu.szta Esera4a Rsao an
Gusdfiiir ard German Cct hon
NJ q. MlRASOLE tzlc. pleasure IN tasrairs IN, an
urrous fncA ia p ~ flvs Recherchs Ssire~
~ ~ Acsasuy 81 NJ q PLANCi oa 'ths EVENINC 81
Feb . rcktts 10 b. ObtAiar frUu kin Number bsueI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
|. r PRIVATE sALE-A two-story and

N basement Brick House the north sde Of fsh-s,
betwsep 6th and 7thsys. House 2 byS feet; CONTAINS
n rooms, The psros have Ornamental cornces and cen
tsr.pieces Let Is By 90 feet, more or less
Also House and Lot at WILLIAMSBURG, NO IN souih
ethst between 9th and 9th-sa The house IL threeoJ
M bmept with te.reo-l 10 the frame, filed N
with brek: contains II roons, al n complete order he
lot h IS By lis feet inches deep The ys-d taseuJ
lad out with grape vines ke Apply 20 ~ au.u--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY at GREEN
Rral Esiaie for Sale.

A PICTURESQUE COUNTRY SEAT,
"A known as the LAUREL HILL ESTATE, for SALE
THIS picturesque CoGnty Seat 81 mules from New-l ork
Betvne Turnpike sitUAied and also aFproAc ~
beautiful drive o. SMlnstes ftom >ewN0Tk Nj Newark
Rsiresa Depot eP0n the bank Of the fas.4e Toe
can leave ard reisrn TO jsrsey Cry every hall ko
ING and evening and every boug 1hc rest Of the a.y
oae hall q Tie fareAase money nc-tgSse
Se the oiee 81 and for full aess spp,y To-
HOMER MORGAN, No. iPinest y Y
A PRIVATE SALE-The two-story brick
A HOUSE and lease Of Lot No. 81 Murray,st
Also four Lets the southeast eoxnes u Broadway ara
eSSst
Also eve Let's on the north sae 0fSls,s between 81 .s
LsNipsto0syS
Asa Eve Lots the northwest corner Of ssA.x ADD
snha.
Ass ax Lets tie southeast sossS Of Broadway sas
What
Also the House and Lot No 10 Fac Is,Ass Ae,ssas SA
sv. sna Broadway.
Fex tun particulars and terms Apply 70
ANTHONY }. BLEECkER- AncsiOneer
Nc, bfcaAs.
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHER

" BIDS MATTRESSES, ke, q CRAWBCChxss,t-
So Crnua-r se.Ird door east OF kasx-a. IN
cEEAP UPHOLSTERY and YEATHER Ions..ss,,.ssl
aittafaan 81 families sboat parch>sns nrrsA
Psalias.e. Bessse~As CetA he, IL o. winch ,ros1
parcAs-a Al lew cash prees and WI be sid - -
slovs s,ocs rrrvisas TO ushins hss purrhssss
% ssy psrs 81 he city Brooklyn szt WthAmseass 49,
sSstAss OF Beis sn4 Mattresses r-aovsfed and ms.
W cRAwsUCk, No $50 6r,sex
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ZOE SALE-TrO Houses anl 10. 81 l92

Bro0ne-s. p4yiEg sood trferes, aud By lnprorizs
VII raw Uuch b-ttcT aso Ne Isl l5tt-sf lc1 ai1ldl
f,t) eEhEsc11E a. TIE aOo-rr improvements r-rus Of
payment easy Aiso suites q hoas
il sth e. uczI Avenue n Inquire OF
CHAS. = HOFFMAN. Ne n ssz5k-st
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ATPRTvATE SALE, at TARRYToWN-

N beautiful Country Seat and villa Sites The ho1se
Is large and built in Gothic style, two stones Aa ate +h
So with Wing IN the IBID also :" sores 90 Oe
hi, 81 yesr m he best manner with AL the modern I'M
uroyerpeufs such a bot and cold bains naIoie
hot ar fur ace which the he1se tnronE1eoL &c a.
II is HtH ed east OF me Duen Inei 80 ~ r. ass
son River from the Palisades 70 HsversFs~, $50 -
view Of Perrnout Nysck, AID rsnges OF the Pc
ips into bearing Tins property easy Of aeoe and Sih
in 1--WE minute walk Of the PosiOes, stores Churches
Ee and viii be sod with 10 to Is acres Also VIA sits
100 Get square or from 20 acres with spendo Ses Of
bs roandina country Terms easy. For further PAre1-
lar. sppiyfo ALBERT H. NlCOLAY; Real Est3te
1xD and General Aletioneer. No 10 Wsi-st
AT PRIVATE SALE-That valuable es-
"A tate stusted Paxton Worcester Co, State Of MAS
schuseits seven miles from the City Of Worcester Known
Tbe tam contains sbSut 100 acre. Of valuable land and Is
well ADAPTED agricultural purposes The water from lur
key Hill Pond thTOugh the arm ana IN the ..
y rods falls Us feet making II believed one OF the best
rNv.7s ia the Commonwealth; and sufficient 20
rnove So eotionoons twelve months IN year Ihis as
seiou is predicted upon opinions rsdueeo 70 wrauE u
many OF the partcsl IN the Comfy o. " oIo
tsr among which the Of Thomas BotoTnly, tsl
well known not only IN the County OF worcester put
through the whole country Nsure has done cn oi t s
former hes raised is water 70 the hight o. lf iset ana
formed one Of the most beautiful lakes 70 be found Of some
SO or 4S acres and constantly feeding with nnumera-
b srpss and rvuets Toe latter has rEsed the witer
i25 hy building three good stone dams forming mill
POND IA Of mile in length averaS ne about ~ rods wlae
and has erected good Grs Saw, Lsth and shnue Mills,
ali Of which are row Successful operation. May things
about this might be said but they are only r1-
isms only viii be mentioned The hrs; and most I'm,
ant IA there il an abundance Of water AZ and all
seasops Of the years second there IL R feet fa third
il has perfect bottom fourth there never can De
any back wser for moment In short ths estate neees
only be admired The location good being
situated the great thorouEbiae nom worcester TO Barre
New. BrSintree &c For particulars sppy %
ALBERT H. NICOLAY. Real Estate and
uerstA uCtlOueer
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NARMINE.ST-To be SOLD at AUC.

FAhMINT.- 10 DC NOID dI AIN-
~ TON Of IL NJ on the llth inst, by ANTHONY j.
BLEECkkR at the Merchants Exchange the two Houses
and Lots Noe 81 and - CArunest- buit IN the most
substantial with every necessary convenience Tor
private residences They would bys smA outlay, bring
in heavy rent for stores the location Icing Of the
hes the street The houses each SKA fest the lots
are 21lpo each The street wei graded paved and
severed. SS,cC0 or eSeoe remain bcnd and
morgAse. For view Of he premises apply to the Aue-
toreer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

CTEAM POWER to LET.--Rooms in build
- nss Nos n 70 and 81 Duane y with powsr Posses
may be had Feb. /. T. PALMER, NO ~ Duanest-
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EURNITURE.-Win be sDld az ba'gam - =
i No. - Beeknsr-ss oetee and oounttnf ho~ lhsfs
chairs, ezshioEs stools, SOFIA lounges, nAnossy
rrctsTx hcsesDs evsrs oieioth. carpets Nv ss,ss
eAsirs fsasker beds hs and hash sftEesss -. vzs-
lootirx siAssex txfensoa tables, stoves sIfn'~
chased BY instaluents
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DRIvATE SALE.-west l7th-st.-thre
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-The subscriber
SOUTH BROOKLYN PROPERTY az AUC-

y TION-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell At the
Merchants Exchange. a. public auction, on TUESDAY,
the 18th inst those valuable three story Dwelling Houses
Smith st. between Butler and Batcsts, Nos l0l log snd
Ill The lots ~ feet BY 100 the houses - feet BY "
feet well flashed throughout with under cellars, marble
artes and well calculated for geutce resdences Terms
made known AZ the sale or Of the Aucuoneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
furniture, Sc.

COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
~ No so Broadway east side, below Grand st. M.sas
tsy No. ~ DresEr-st
GJLLIks bYRNE, the oldes, established and OILY firm
who eoptne Themselves 10 the exclusive 1annf.etsfs II
skNUINk ENAAELLED FURNITURE "a the UatsS
states Awe have The largest and var ed ass1neE
In ts Country al Of our manufacture persons a ~
mosf peculiar taste, IN regard color shang orBs1st
ins, &c, can always be suited
We are oasrDs thoroughly sessoned well fLishoi saf
rally GENUINE ENANELLED FURNITURE bsDs
az eonFLIfioS An examination u our stOck SiI slfy
81 IA Contrasting u with the PAINTED TRASH p4sed eIy
~ .si9Is OF Our siy Zee and desIs ESAMELLEp FCE
The uaee supplied. usa. al greatly redzced raiss-
Every description Of Mattresses Psissss. AZ q rsis
pree. GfLLIES BYREE,
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ENAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER

III kNlII RE.-AATHEWS STACY. No -
Prescott and Cosuore Housed nav oder e sholssse
aLd retail re mos; extensive and yariea lssoftssrf
kSANELED FURNITURE 10 he f5gns 10 t5e gslS'
states az from virginia IesiTDs including Orsntl- 81
pent-ne Open Cosiass, H,zh Post AID Other PlttsrnA
- cesotiEs themselves exclusively - 10 ,a-a-
fsefernz department. Of this b1<IneSs. Azsnfe pares-
they eaE iroerre Of them vel sss01.d. dsrs5ie 80
CANT Furniture NJ prces rznsnx frous s.j scJ Pr W.
HAIR spring and al other MATTRESSES fsa-asf Bsds ~
a. The lowest wholesale pfices. -.
B. No oonneStsoa s1ta an other hrrz 10 the ely.
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EARM for SAIE-A valuable Farm Of go
Il with gooc sDces 4stsns water sad > acre. u
the o. fEit N tG eeaElsg large Ssh pond
completed TIE hoEse l4Tss .ld belEfifay started
wlta hne nav o. Ls1s lslEa1 soali TAI supply Of
hArps Ard out-baildnsS Tue fsra ~ yirlG foEa 80 10
g o wsrth Il produce per yea. Two uilrs fron Rve
sss;ion and and kalf n0u Pou Ches.er Ayply 10
7. ". CARPENTER. the preGl,ss--
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pianc-fcries.

N0LlAN PIAN0S.-The best assortment Of
AZ Pasos &c ths city 10 s-en a. the W.r-pu. A
LINCOLN THOMPSON, No. tu Br-Aa~,, tncl1I,rg
bsies DAYS Css cssAr.seS kolsa Pianos Of 49, "a
nah arProy~d sac. -eaaos essd superior any otes
h the usEkst Asp arse VARSITY tfrun stA~r
N~~-foth sna beson uassr. 0ecrts and etAog sNcsn-
s&>s -ith .nd sSogt nc A.A.a II vsr,ons prices
LINCOLN THOMPSON Ne al Br-~a..t
q h II BARMoRE Offer at their manu-
v hctory sna vsfespOgA Ne saE HisecAsrs, e,-,-,
81 Shasir IN .-oFtusut q s rsao Forts. ~sA ~.
us'sl.s ssas aad rs'sr. bridge Al a. ssAss u.sasr a.
prstrnssNts
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COURsE Of BOOK. KEEPING.

III Let those wh0 cannot avail emsce. Of practice
under the author. ~ tbs booka god tsacarr Itself
ard know edged 20 e the mos, comps.c ADD beau.
tiu WORK published the subject Flr sale AZ tho
authors CoELuus Rooms for the practice u Bookkeeping
No ~ Broadway. tfs r0of ~ stsr,. PTee - IS bound
and seat Per mai free, 81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

"OODNILLE CENTRE PROPERTY
w Country and CityPrThaps there = better
orportunty for the cltEsHs Of NeyGOrk Brooklyn and
Xinismsburgh 10 pachase really desirable convenient
a. cheap place Of residence flor and winter than
the one ow before them IN he sale Of WOodvs Building
I0s and sections sf very choice lands siyertsed By
ANTHONY BLEECkER, Auctioneer, at the Merchants
Exchange the City Of New York for the sb Of Feb 1855
AZ m o'clock on aid day consisting VI parce See order
on ale IN the second number Of The Woodve Advertiser
To BE- had with maps Ac a. No Bruadst. No 200 Broad
way Y a. the south Ferv Brooklyn side, and al the
Railroad Depdt on the premises
WATER POWER for SALE or TO LET
AT Stamford. q from the lst Of May nf not
sold beforet tiourlns Mil with three OF
complete order. Also, isrEe building adjouiaz suitable
for Manufacturing mrchanics shops tie whole
psr- with or without Wat.r power Inquire Of Angus
IT'S CRANE. No. 10 froutst-
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ENAMELED FURNITrRE.-WARRE

ENAMELED FURNITURE.-WARK1EsSs
IL WARD. Wholesale Manufactures Of kSAnE ~
fUkSlTt NJ, No. Ia Gr.a1-sf, Sev-ion-vv su
gives bis whole .ttsnfion 70 The 1snaaeianns va -
the best Materials oay, otter better goods ne n 4,
tesn can be fcur6 ershere. sui.rs d Is,ch TOE "a
szsrIsuite-eaupEstng Dressiss Bzrean wta o.Hs
sesd, NasLs,and Counrsosa Toilet T1k.e, Tosc'$~"
Nu-se-koeser ard tour Cha.Fs .v
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UNFINISHED HOUSE, No. l27 Columbia
A. Brooklyn Hishts 20 let, or Furniture, with two
wears lease, for sale. Apply 70 -,
o. A. Smith, No 81 Wsl-st, ID story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

Tor SALE-The modern built three story
j House. No rs james, size Of Lot 81 feet by 80;
House ~ BY 50 feet Apply 70
" 4 O. OAKLEY & Co. No. los West ST.
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EOR SALE-At NorwnIk. o.. a beautiful

IL Ok NNEE-AI NUTWuIk, %, DtiUIIIUI
DwelInf and about four Of first rate land, with
in two hours rde the city the line OF the Newiork
and New Haven Railroad House rely containing
fourteen rooms including parors conveniently con-
siruced and most plea tly situated commanding asplen-
Did view Of Long Island Sound and the surrounding couu
try There several Of stopping the town
daily TIE location, while possessing these advantages
peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant Il 10 believed
there few places of the kind desirable. Apply
LEVI SCRIBNER, No "a Fulton 81, y. Y.
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1xrANrPn-A parlor and tEo Bedrooms, adj
Aouses Uante6.

A GOOD TENANT wants alarge House, with
~ impfoyemepis up town. Also wanted seyera good
Uoo.s A. moderate rents different parts OF the city
Apply 70 BILLING TUCKER, NO. Is' Df'saN1' '''"''
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CELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,

~ for YOUNG LADtES.-stlwafer n Y.-The
Plan Of lie Rector very limited nanh-r Of
rurils az he comfort and privileges OF the
domestic crce, and u ths rs avoid the objections
WHICH supFosed BreessAry 70 attach lArss and
cFov crd sruInAEy.
thorsggh and eeeient Of lns.rrctil "a ll be
puTsgsd a. the kIghsh branches together with The Mot
en- LAnEu4Ses AEsc, Dsaslns AID Painting o. an4
NEfrT Colors-
Saltwater . Of the hs4ithy retired All beaa
NJ 0osiss the Hudson RysF sa4 VI the ea.sest &C
ecss b. railroad.
For crcuArs saiinE tsrus with tshes particulars al
dress REV. J. q DOWNING, - J0hz's keesery StI
water.
RErEEsScts. RI Rev. J " wsin~riShs D D, D c
I. RI Rev " r Within CHAM. D, Rev L Hs-ts
D D LII D.. Rev Wa kiP, d D
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NOR sALE-A Brick House. near Broad.

way and below Bleeck erst three stories basement,
and under ,lar aud hack building three stories high tine
vault sewerage 6e fitted up with bath
rooms CLOSETS and All the late Improvements the
ceilings walls beautifully painted m resco. The most
complete establishment ia the city for small family Tae
lot fronts on two streets. Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN,
No Pine-st
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WATER POWER for SALE or TO LET
INSTRUCTION.

GERMAN LANGUAGE taught in private
~ lessons by Professor som the German Univssry OF
Bonn. Address 4. A, box Ne. / Isl Po.t-Olioe
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'ouse nartially furnisbed, in
fouses TO Get.

CRYSTAL PALACE-One Building, %
~ feet vide BY 90 deep and few Apartments IN other
bu,ldnss All the Crystal Palace, 70 let Apply 10
X d. WATSON, No. 50 Walist- Sd story.