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nor SALE u to LET-A new TWO-sTORY

and BASEMENT COTTAGE containing ten Rooms Add sbaaa-
sn CI,se and Psntes Any nsccsIs fsniy wanirg com
Tr,ale eorrf,v home will pleasant oeston 10 the
, I. 70 a. Az and sIst foil view Of High Bridge
h r,irleg snd secomaodeoBs for many poultry as yo7
cnsy can remain boud snd no.se f esa years a. sx
p-..n fr sslrg drhh Il the oSnrfs wife. There
go more sSopisg LOTS which viii be od with he Hosse and
ID or psTsey FaEchsssr% Inquire q. No 10 West 18th
NJ HENRY.
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IT ALLAN OP E R A.
i CASTLE GARDEN.
srosoF F.,' n iGRsf,;H'f D 70
schHA eb EShSisG Doa
US '''''''' 0'''' MARIA DI RoHAN
Due de G ss,.ia
M Ias 81 k Ros' Bsi.oces
Amanda di Gondi. signors Martini u C Ui.s
Aubrey elsno uunisy
Door eren a. 81 cocs performances commence s'PM
all part. Of the house No extra charge ''f "
An eee opened NJ tO4P NJ every day. HALL
Sons 6d w ', .be door, i'''
Cmrbusc running all Of the Cy VII ne 70 - ~ or
f' ,e Gsn The sisisn eSo viii leave for the
Island after the Performance
NIBLO's GARDEN.-DoOrs open at Z; to COM
IN ence at o'clock Tekes 70 all parts Of The house ~ cents
orehe'ir' Seats +l' fI 4UEs BAY, j9y 4is,i
The rou. Fourth eighth Anniversary ofthe BIRTH
Df FiIs = AFFEARAN[E e1MTf ANA THILLoH ,vsrvs
FEAzER Mr. ne kEY nAEbS Dir MESLh' Mr. hf'lhA'
charming oTsEa Of the ENoH MAs RES rHr11oy
w sylyi:i woNDEaFUL R1vEIs MI '''1
DROADwAY THEATER.-Doors open at u:
Box: s"d RIA Pgqst spy S q
Timothy Pssea'yT Vincent MoIy Nqls,a W WS5s
Dana Bsn Mn: 3 M ni wi.@.
E' Earthquake n liz bR T6A Gff hIEG
Eb oDonobue. Mr. Williams Lyddy Jinko. Mrs B. Wilns
DOWERY THEATER-B 25 cents; Pit l24c.
- Commences 5a fsfa T AN6 4 SEIk STAR
ssnqunbeek..ME h Jehnston Cherry MIS- Haert
I'F''A''''''''''oUjTi; FOR ORR 4 HOLIDAY. w
HURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-AdmissOn
:, nS5 I'll Sii%aS sis,i
M "a TEE sr TSE gfHrsEy e91btE& NH D'
w l1EAiNd rzRFoRNA ~ =, GEES D''N"
THE FALL OF TnE ALAMO
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. I. BAR
ID NUN, PrOprieiOt J. GREENWOOD il. Manager; C. W
FIVE GRANb FEhfohMAScEs
e ,be Feb,veef Gohoa. Anniversary Of BIRTHDAY OF
ya vi + e e. f:sS Sy
wholly unparalleled history Of Holiday Achievements Be
SECS "0 ilRFoRMANcEs EVERY HOUR
almost through Lu Ss sPf fSSI EttfURE ROM
pa%oS5 H5Sal bhESas Ia r HEsI9
'nd in not only As very ES cooIEs vi sF6T
In the City; lees than SEyESTYFIyE WIXPoWs
S &c A MStg n TIE ffa BUb di V al
BROADWAY &C. and aodns comfortable aud most satisfactory
VIC" u ''' CIVIC CIVIC AND MILITARY PRooEssIoNs
Of the pnblic occasion. well as charming OF the
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
Among the UNIVERSE OF cURiosIrEstO be seen at the
museum" ''e r0T THE PRINCE OF sERrEYTS,
nEAT AFR ET f9f kfS6Th sd H
CUMFERENCE the Lsrges Serpent ever placed on pubic eA
'''''''" A LIVING oURANG oUTANG,
Or MAN WOODS
Inst arrived from and curious approach TO hu
Enntyi ,,,>.c ,u,Docrpors
From Benpalthe famous UNICORN mentioned ia Holy Writ;
A LIVING SEA TIGER
Recently on Labrador and host Of other eX
trsordiuaiy novelties Here "a aso the
ORIGINAL HAPFY FAMILY,
of which there have been many limitations; tn famous
CHINESE tOLLECIION, &C, &c. -
On TUESDAY, July lin the MoRNlNG At ~ y1loek TIE
VILLAGE GOSSIP and DOMESTIC ECONOMY: IN tae
AFTERNOON. a. u sud else at 81 O'Clock, AMbRosE y
FIT EVEN1NG AZ &, and also at o'clock. hOslNA
MEADOWS. 49, q.
s1cee LIVING ANIMALS and al The other CUlIOsliits
cents children under l2 cents seats in the " balcony and
rsraGuet Ia
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Cost ano founo.
% farmers ano Others.

GOATS for SALE-Four large Males trained 70
" Hsrrer. Inquire Of JOHN HURLEY, in flst St. between
Lsx u and 1d-4ys., amer Z PM
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

MEXICAN HOUSE, Boston, with the addition,
n the largest and be-, arranged Hoe "a NewE ud and hs
sabseb hess leave T. es ses' T 70 u. ',To de 70 eo
lo utility nnce with luSaogi ease aud oro Inc
%e aIlsnsed for families end travelling P.re, ne sleeping
saItns Hts e9mIpodier AID wen ys.s.sa s tr rg viii
b by The Proprietor to contrib to The s9qi2t' q t ses'
"i Ba.t 'SoI june 49, ), l e; I''''' -,
T,ACIE HOTEL LODGINGS. -Gentlemen will do
H. vel 10 remember they have excellent LODGINGS IN SIN
G Rooms A. Is Ger per rght OF Frankfort and W.ns
nOIGLAS's HOTEL EUiSGBURGH, SCOT
- LAND-Mrs DOUGLAS lendeTs her thanks 20 he Aiet'a'
public PATRONAGE they have heretofore 50 literally bews
ffrs listing ss MfT9.o eo 1 sS and s5S '
nOLDREDGEs HOTEL the EUROPEAN
II PLAN No 757 Broadway cor cHH'er Plscs ss y hsy
rs pI b., nsns al n ~.a, Of ea sad s:
.s 1 sss' 81 x ss@ isy Oh
TO THE PUBLIC-G REE TiN c.
y.su.r snl TdTr 4 A Isl FSfd SALOON
10 l5j FULroS,sr. ,,,,..,
prtseut 70 he pubc place quiet and retired or Lo.pse
sE ~. s ;i1 up uPsraRs Where %
rd quiet Of and rs freedom iron noise sne Dust Laay
e.sd l 1 iaeH' ao@em.ds P PUDDING al r
somss sad seeopd 70 none ths sIAa-s sss h. ~ NOS
complete than At Other p.ee III. s,,.
"a sss?: s's S sH T. lsHi lS fo;
4 81 ~ day 10 Ehe wees lhoss who T9.fd n eva
@ the city md uiegse here M saad'i DnHs' WHEN
We snare II PCOAc patronage IL" ie1- - -
Having removed oar Kitchen Bsesn, Which renieis
Lod Rooms cool srd reesan We are 81 - @ ~
date regular BosFtes Rooms Ton - :, q - - pf
q ~ B:I 5sa.c IN nc % 'l'p 'na D' '0
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE can DC accommo-
d.isd with BOARD pleasant hor; 10 a. and Pantry a. ~"
Fssnshnsqosre
DOARD-A Gentleman and Wife. also single Gen
ID tI-meu can ind ROOMS, FURNISHED Or UNFCRNlsHED
WI T. az PARTIAL BOARD. lie house has tae modern in
an and rags within kAE block. Reference re-
soirsd 40 ~ iethst, lew ao9rs eas: Of lsssy
BOARD Up IOWA. Gentleman and Wife,
ID Two snxic GertlsrseI en- Lass BOAR with PLEASANT
DOARD-In Brooklyn. convenient to the South
wallet ard Fulton fsr-s desirable Ocetios and pleasant
20 ma sufsbe Single Gentlemen and heir Wives
ATry g Curt rear State Good rscnees required
OARDING-At Nos. IS and AZ East Broadway:
ID pleasant ROOMS for Gentlemen and her Wives alec ROOMS
for Jingle Genflsmen trans-ut 6osrders.
BOARDING at No. III East Broadway-A suite Of
ID ROOMS for Gcutlensn AID bis Wife, Likewise Room for
al lie Gen,lsEer.
BOARD IL BROOKLYN-Three or four Single
- GsnemeD Gentlemen snd their Wives be
ni.utcs walk fran either Fulton WALTZ. Scgh Ferries
TelEs Fescnsbls Apply = No 81 essst rss- Wi0usbs
EOURTH Of JULY.-LODGINGs for Gentlemen
the EAGLE HOTEL Of Frankfort and WILLIAM
il .iss Rooms for z,s 81 per night. 81 and upward per
l. URNISHED ROOMS with PRIVATE BOARD
Il WASHINGTON SQUARE Splendid spsrtnnenn IN,
PRIVATE BOARD -nd tt wives OF nn.s
tiemeu IN house with mod-rn npfoysnsn
t. reasonable References required 20 II - '
or No III hcDousaist ueir s'hs' :, -,
FURNISHED RO0MS-To LET 20 SlNSLt YIN
TLEMRE, an sr v~hop' BOARD. = 'e y Tres or
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TOR sALE-sPRINGDALE FARM, containing

sot the Daehes Turnpike Ia the town
WsshBeton DutcLs County Eve aies from tho Harlem ba
road Dover Paa Tie land Of superior qraty aud 10
gh of cultivation adapted TO grazing and grain crops There
eh aays meadow and six acres o. wood
lard piece large variety Of fruit Ia bearing COZ
which extensive selection Of the most choice krds
Imported Europe There good story
Dwesng Hone with large Lawn snf shade trees .o brs c
Wash House &c all in good ordsr The e0nveenc
pure benx introduced ino the hosss
pipe. from upfsing spring which also srods az srP aply
the orfbudpss fish pond sdonng the safdsn Lh @
Of the county ceebl,sd for health For fsrhef
inqUre 81 JANIS y. UNDERHfb on tbs peHs'i VI VIZ,
IL n l. NJ. ladaE AaK
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Chances for Business 1lrn.
GOD CHANCE for a DAGUERREOTYPIST.

A GOOD CHANCE for a DAGUERREOTYPIST.
n -F9R SALE four SAsERAs VIII s.aaa. Soso,sr WA
Screen Frames stoves with Pipe Sc Inquire No Ia
rfhs1ysl. in the tuning chop rear building GEO DoAK
Tor SALE, LEASE or PARTNERSHIP-A valu-
i abe WATER PRIVILEGE and MANUFACTURING PROP
IT ~ consisting Of stone Coon Factory % By 50 feet three s,o
,, NM. S.bs. os House Hsrss. wson sisiA Toll. SO
al IA sues sIon business. paying
3 50 reT The proprietor dercus Of residing in New YORK
s5.tc Adore. E. Box l,7ts NcwYeEs Pos. ofiee.
TARN in ILLINOIS WANTED in exchange for
80 G5e in RRssoS kYAfF Co No ii, Bro.s%.y ~ cry
Tor RENT.-A WOODEN MANUFACToRY,
i With Maehiary With Dwell stn.ed n WsT.
H. Of he Sanbaly and Erie Railroad FOR Particulars address D.
". A IRVINE Irvine Warren CO. Penn:
l'OR SAIE-The LEASE of about NINE LOTS of
wsterran with the eeProsl Bald!ns ard ell he ApnT
handsome income received TIE place well sga,eG M
F.oIdIy o, o' vai'ni q Pis P5s corner Brsdsv
IRON ana BRASS FOUNDERY.-A rare oPportu-
nity praea Manufacturers The PrPreicss Of me Peeore
ns u, Wy = L. SIC W ,.;,- H.
Of srafseuTs1 nsssbe ard gray ron IN Al. i. var-ies
small amount OF capital ard wiling 90 give the attention. 20
ts,ticuss in auire OF Mess WILLETS Co No. SOS Peas..
WELLS Postmaster sou;hod
Chloe STORE and FIXTURES for SALE-A
srsR sg5sd for s 9C1 An cd and ssos 5s No S '
cut Apply a. the Shoe Store No. p Pcssi lease OF zen
yeers can be had.
ITO SHEET-METAL WORKERS-NOTICE.-
Of the valabe and useful patents ast has bcsn
ted the las, has been dcd 20 WM WEBSTER
of Ncrrissua Y dsed March q 1850 for novel
AID uvsluehle MACHINE for making hom 5000 1900 feet Of
ANY kud SHEET METAL TUBING per day This machine Is
tens exhibited between the hours OF aud NJ ~
oai No T. II Wsls Newly OK City. where all Interested
solicited 20 call Towns Cities, Counties aud STATE Rights for
communications. tpost PAID prompt rsp TO IN her
c-G.- WILLIAM WEBSTER,
CHARLES MILLER.
Sole Propretors. No II Wai-st New YORK
c.IO SnnOF FIRsT-CLAsS purchase mo-
p C.OOU noyl BONDS aid MORTGAGES for SALE
in .un Of eco 800 200 $3.50 $500 800, &c ca ital
hi,g 10 invest Ia Bonds and Mortgages viii do well
10 spply 10 CHARLES X. MILLER, Anctioteer
''' No. l9j Broadway
q, az PREMIUM will be paid for BOX at the
- 81 POsTOFFICE By g. II. ELLERY No - Broadst
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EARMs for SALE.-FIFTY FARMS for SALE at

81 25 FIVE yesrs credit and stock fu<hsd 90
t-.res dsd nd.sous. rnperste Protestsn, ies who
rrdtsn1 rnr rrer teins Bdepcndeu ne country
20 hi poverty ard desiaiDn Apply fo"
= oclocA " ~ " :, HIGHWAY flor room 14s.o-y
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T,OR sALE-A FARM containing As acres Of good

TNOR SAIE-A FARM CONTAINING % tcree OF good
Lsnd Of Which cleared and II Of which wood land
Il mile sriihiown Branch, "A nile from Lake R9nkon
lima I'D two miles from Lake Road Station Long leland The
Farm J. IN reed couditonnewy enesdhss badnp. soed
ri.rs apply 20 JOHN EUcAsTLE No 81 Peass, II. A.
sPAFAHD. No 81 WsiLst. MY
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Real estate TOR Sale.

COUNTRY PLACE.-FOR SALE at WHITE
~ PLAINS wesehoser Co N near the depot q the Harlem
Albany RtIoed, consisting OF FINE DWELLlNU-hOUsE
and OTHER BUILDINGS together with bl ACHES Of EACEi
LENT LAND owned Thoms Gates artist dsoeaed
elyo consists OF main building
with wings having pocos the whole presenting hsndoms
arpesrsuce Jne dwelling sburdsny surrounded with u, and
aie well Of the Is at the kch door,
ard CYhsd few rods distant there IL another spring
email rurh the house forms OF the boundaries oil
the prei4ifts -
roof tOoshp wood she'd &c aso wash house. i"o n"'ss
and all the buildings are in good order ,
adjoining tho splendid orchard OF two sores
which about bushels OF apples are harvested ~ the Dear.
This said 10 be the finest orchards o " xe ia
There other fruit trees about inc place.
such a. cherries, p'afs and ~ teheG ,.. ,,,,
White Plains the Oldest settled and peasantes Vilsse Va
10 abuudantly supplied with SCHOOLS
and churches The Harlem Railroad Company nov
bridins additional williamsburg 70 Who r'sn
and shortly erect commodus depot feigithouse &C.
Tsen irsirs including all The Albany express trains
pscnaes White Plains Time required
Afiy eiahiy DBts according 70 hsni st.
quic will be made the track u finished
ihort west OF
and Tarr,tcwn They ndon chacrons H where the
history the battle OF White Plains,
MeshingCrs
the NcwYOsk City Hall Il twenty ak miles forming
pleasant cansge three and foa hours Tsytown
I'd Hudson River mi The delightful bathing
place OF Island sound miles distant
charming oed Mamsrcnsck ihe soubs and well Known
for he excellent fishing grounds. -
The t will be sold reasonable txun Poe
session immediately aud the funiiare sold dIed Any
who wishes ske immediate possession OF conf1rtaby ar
cling and delightful healthy aod retired soans Place,
orTortubiy ArTly ALFRED T. BEACH, the Patent
Ofce, No &c Nassau
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6uerial Notices.

oace,,eu,s for celebrating the Seventy-eighfh An
of National On the Fourth OF
~ s made by Committee OF the Common Councu
Gen Sanford the First Division Of Sewiork State
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l OFFS TO IET-Two upper oues-NorICE--fau

Cebrs SIC Manufacturers or any business requiring sooihsh
pace nd low r,u Inquire the pFem.sss No go
Pear s corner O Rgfnx-s,p L bA
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t'DR SAIE-A small snug COUNlhI SEAl "a
il Wsache.eg County. known a. the FLEETWOOD HOUSE,
formerly occupied ~ Lyn Dbow Esd on the ns OF the
Ncw-Hsven Railroad aud about hreeqaaers Of
nile from Mount Vernon Depot The above snug e pAs being
the with 81 acre OF ground 10 Inc
aad tho Harlem and New Haven
Rslosd 70 mir Now foh City more derable
rarely be found Persons dsrous Of viewing
do 90 by eAps the undned Three or tour
sc. had adjoining desired The House 10 shout
= by a feet bali hf and contains eleven
bess bsfenent cellar &c sc For terms and particulars sppJ
10 COLI & Chiffon, No ~ Nassasst., New York
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ard for sale iy all Bookseller.
diseases OF TILE UTERINE SYSTEM. j,

ard for sale ty al book-eu,f-.
DISEASES OF TIE UTERINE SYSTEM. By
ExTs,cIs IRON NOTICES og THE FEEss.
C. D. Griswod NJ D. extensively known Tor his devotion 20
s produced N 81 Ph On the D,ss, o. ne Uene
ard coed .eD W. have io1s been the
ades To- which ,b. eaise l. Those who procure
cory Instructed by big lucid teaching not"hsisndrs -
rorular aud freedom from techuicaities'
Boston Medicsi sud Surgical Journal
Dr. Gswod has here given the general public little
graph uterine disease ' queer subject f popular rens
u Of cu,ness and entire absence OF The
csFsP much Affected by popular Phiysoos Maze wT.sr'
DIR g. holy honor qascsey whether 10 Of thu
hiusd speciality His suggesios in relation 20 prevention sa
liable cannot fail TO co god % all who may read ihsI
n hueo &c. o 5e G Lpovyedse Of he subject on
in ne ehe't ess ,. m s t . and W. aiseed
only heartily commend 20 every woman who Is Or no
Tie sulec, is an important and dorb tia, he Tra
ot views Of tie Author Efficiently REGARDED wca5 Ter'e IN
Fied with valuable practical susges'ion written IN he
si Of leneyo,uce ns,Inuch q, h suhor aims to Introduce nN
modes Of in these druues free ron h 90 eiou
which lave been barrier 10 The general adoption q me usual
prsetcer -,,,.r, - :, ,-
COMMUNICATIONS to tho AuLof should be addressed 70 Fo 'i
iion. l.
VJ,HE NEW COOK BOOK-By X. I. TRAIL, MD.
Ing an exposition Of the OF ali alnensy substances TO
Health receipts pei all appropriate dishes II the
complete guide for ell who eat TO live Price cheap ed
ton 81 cent?; oloth rs cents; gilt ~. Published by
FONLFRS AND WELLS, No. sos Broadway, Y. Y.
Inst The time not the andato for better
devment the human will be established IN eacng me
Ire condition Of pines sound minds
in lsahy ~ reSsa Prone Food o. Mantle
PseIysn Of FOodTTheoy Of a.
srd Biseu-Pies and sud ~ ana
AID Fancy Dshs-kitchen and Cooking zen
Tie philosophical and complete work on FOOD Dn"A
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In sfhav "
80 hnSsor-ely furnished. Rest only 100 bat
rseI, cagyd 7toef.ye rosewood PlANO oT sale epy
msnuscturst rsiee ss7-wil Be sod cheap inlaite of
d. NJ. EERGUS0N. No. - Broadway
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En,ierunt Aid toniyany.-The Truslees Of ths Ngmpaa

Emisrunt Aid Company The Trustees OF This COMPANY
AMOS A. LAwhEkCE Of Boston, MOSES H. GkISNE =, OF
s,.et Tor he TRANSPORTATION OF EMIGRANTS to KANSAS
and bsy invite proposals. Railroad and Lines for
not fry Thonsand feons
suns the present the Eastern boundary OF that Ieoyi
to Boston JULY 10
n Writing 10 THOMAS II. WEBB, boston.
BY oIdeT OF the Trusessir,,
THOMAS II. WEBB, ,.
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Ymtrraus Intelligence ttaice aud Labor Exchange
n euoved No "a Canasf TO the corner OF oente ana "a
r.lst New Yokne established by the Commissioners
Of Emg,on where always be found large numbers OF La
BOREkS and SERVANTS low Of wsges and persons
can have their orders filled BY writing 70 the ana
sendiue necesss the passage Of tne parties ~
snreo' y" 'ee' 9"A'e'" JAS p PAGAN Superintendent
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OFFICES and LOFT TO LET.--Seyeral very fine


OoFFICEs suited any business 49, fine LOFT with shy
hght the building adjoining the Tract Hore Apply to
hlRnlCk 6 ScONlLL. No 5 Sprnee-st
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IL Wei Nshed the Of Greenwich and Beach eN
lily Tor sht mechanical Also snAe fons
X, ssh (;-cenyvch-st FERRIS 4 FARER.
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Summer Rctrcals.

4 SUMNER RETREAT-The most delightful
n with good BOARD pleesan; ROOMS Bath Rooms, Bowiin
Alley Billiard Table hours ride from the city At the Nae
C1lt South Orange. Inquire Of - ,,.o,,,, =, ,-o,,, .
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Gorses 10 Get.

COTTAGES at RANENSW0OD at LET-Two
" rouv COTTAGES with and gardens
IN r,sr RAvtrccd wisn bundled
steamboat A,drr. psss the houses nom
A,oriA 10 Vansbursh and Bro0kiyo Apply : HARRIS
reAr The rrcmss HARRIS Co No - Pecksip Nsslcrs
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PIAV No ~ Br01dwev. CTn'0n pItce Ilyt y hey
u his for giving MEALS 81 iHL "EEk
on PLATE inform al Ia Of pleasant snd nsay'
Rooms that Dasdits P2easa they IN be Oh
yduas rom ~ 80 % % week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04
-pi.niug Macb,ne.-Noiice tn Dealers in Lumber

nr that fully succeeded In overcoming ell the dcu-
ties which nyonso operators have found Planning Lumber
with Stationary Kni,e this method informing the pubic
and tsose Lumber dealing Ia PaItien twhc cor
dy nvite 10 opeae) that shall exhibit one OF Al
S0hSs pATFNT PLANO aud TONGUEING and GROOMING
MACHINEsa No ISL Elm at betw " ma ana HOWARD ON
WEDNESDAY the sth inst, al 4 O'Clock 7: H. ,.
" WAIsNN Inventor and Palnntec
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Cork Water Cooiers.A psn and cheap article that VIII
well known through all
% states as also tried them In this city, Having
lar inside them preferable 70 those lined with metal
~ ~ - bv he soIe az, pts PICOT SHOTWELL,
''' inv - W. No a. Madenlane, mp stairs.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-18
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, Nav 1e, 1885,

0Ao6HoWN1 Au6y lCy 1co4.
Captain Thomas Brown of our city, has been
awarded the contract for furnishing the Gen.
erai Government with bread at the ports Of
Boston and New York. We are much graft
fed at this result. from the fact that it will
give steady and profitable employment to
number OF industrious and deserving indi.
viduals, most Of whom are now idle.
Our City Councils we're in session last night
until a late hour, and made considerable pro.
gress with the reto rmed charter.
We~ere visited yesterday afternoon with
neaVy thunder storm, accompanied by a
dfenchlDs ram No damage was done in our
city. THIS morning again we have had seyer..,
heavy showers.
T. ;. Wright, auctioneer, sold, Yesterday
the f'llosing property; Two frame houses and
lots Oh Frederick street, between 9Th and 81 b.
to L. A. Newman for 5000; house and lot on
I'd street, near Georgetown College, to John
Seiss for 81 800. Messrs. Barnard 4 Buckle.
auciioneers, sold lot on Gay street to O.
Munc&ster for 81, $50; lot on Beall street. be-
tween Washington and Green, to Philip I.
Berry for $l4 per front foot; the three adioin-
ing lots TO X. Lloyd at sI2 so per front foot,
and one to Thos. jewell at Sl5 per front foot
We learn that fishing at the Little Falls has
not been so good for many years Large quau.
titles Of herrings and shad are being taken
every day. by lovers Of the sport, In dip nets
We learn that Bishop Nottingham will be
present on next Sabbath, to dedicate the new
Church protestant EpiscopaD at Mount Aiban
near Tenallytown.
The grand juve nile concert Of Mr. Kenmerer
which Was to come off at Forres. Hall last
night, was, in consei uence Of the inclemency
o! the weather. POSTPONED until Saturday eve
ming next, at the same place and hour
FTGar HAa Gram Market.-The former
dull at S. %. as in quality, and the latter
81 80 a ! 90 for red wheat, and 81 SO o 2 90 for
white. Corn-white and yellow 73 Zoe.
SPECTATOR
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LIVERY MAN A FREEHOLDtR.

The UNION LAND AS,O -1AtIoN respectful,
1 INFORM the public thai they have taken I'D
TRACT OF LAND cgiig situated at the jun ton Of the
n.idse road, Ma borough adj and tbs ii catawsE
road, fronting On the river, directly opposite tie
Nary Yard, and commanding Ice views of the c "
IT Washington, and rhs Potomac River, which they
Intend laying cut in BUILDING H. rs, to b. kcafod
by On lot on the LIST Of June next after which no Lo;s
Will be sold except at ID ch higher price. Persons
desi.ning to 1utchate, should Therefore make early
application
The size Of Lots are "a feet front by 100 deep, al
fronting on 60 feet wide Streets sat the very law
}re of 500 ea b, without interest" paya Bile in small
monthly instruments, "a follows So upon each lot
upon subscribing and IS fr each lot every succs 81
ing month, until the Whole IS paid, when '.deed in
fee simpls" ~il be given to each lot holher clear o.
eFer' lcumbrsnce. The streets also VIII tie or ,ded
and :ged with shade Trees without extra charge &C
the ."t holders
III chasers have the privilege of exchanging Ia -,
the orawing) for any LOIS that raay remain uasold
ny paying - each Lot extra, and can hays two OF
more Lots together.
JOHN YOX, Secretary,
Office 7th street above Il, op. Intsiligencer Office
81 Opel from u m. to p may CIV
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may I'D

By GREEN = SCOTT, Auctioneers.
NALUARLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell,
a. 3 O'Clock p m, On the prerpises-
Lots Noe. 3, g. and 7, In subdivision Of Square 2sl,
at the corner Of I4th ard NJ sts.
Ale, Lot No. Z. in Square 2i1, near the corner Of
l4fh snd streets, fronting so feet north L. 100
feet dep, to = wide aey.
Lots Nos. "A aud 40, in square s1s, fronting on
18th, setween K and L sts
Lot No. 10, in Square SAP.
OTIS Nos ~ and 81 in Square sl6.
All the lsst entioned lots front On 1lth st vest
between X p d l. SITS. north. :
Aitse above de-c,ihed property IL situated II The
most 'leyai ed. healthy. end desirable part OF tie
city, being in the Immediate vicinity of the Franklin
Row. This Is q rare chance for hand ONE building
sites ...f ~
The sals win commence o. Let's Nos. 3, G, and :,
In SQUIRE Isl.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
GREEN & SCOTT,
NAV I'D Auctionee-s