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Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01

Speaking OF babies-did YOU ever think. when
You a very little one. dressed up in its long
Sunday clothes, that it was like sixpence tied
in the corner OF pocket handkerchief
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
NOtiCe.

4 Ii orders tor Groceries through the House
n Of D. x V. Block. of Washington, Arkansas
Will be promptly executed by Us.
A. X II. BLOCK.
2s Common and ii Can.H Street.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. lst. IojI. 44-ti.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01

NIs>CEEE 4 90. kgal Es:ate Brokers New York
Orders post paiG.l with money enclosed. 10 be
addressed, ). II. HOLBR0OKE, ScrE
sos Broadway. n. ".
1Z-The Engravings il the catalogue are now
ready for delivery.
.frsznt 30h, 1854. 3j-Gm
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
% TEEE CHEST. 81
SIR Ashley Cooper. Bart. N, D.,

THE EMINENT ME1irAL PRACTITIONER HAs LEFT
VALUABLE LEGACY TO THE WORLD ms
Great Pycre1itafice Of Cozsumpfion. and
ERtaHiHg Cure for Pulmonary
DISEASES. WITHOUT THE USE or MEDICINE.
ST 4. e.. Bari. mroiiei aud airised the use Of the
Ecdicatcd Eur Chest Protector.
TTNO ALL PERSONS OF all ages and conditions.
i as a certain ard safe shield against those
fearful diseases. Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs. Colds lni other Affections o the Lungs,
winch an-e from the exposed state of the chest.
oc,1rdiHg 20 fasioa, and the continual changes Of
our climate.
The Protector i simply chemically pre-
pared iur, lined with silk and padded, which, sus-
pended tom the neck. covers the chest. in 50
agreeable manner that once worn. il becomes
Y HrvssiiB and u comfort.
The Protector although but recently intro
ducei ilto America is making rapid progress
through the United States the Canadas, South
america, ana the West Indies 1t has ior long
time been a staple article in England and on the
coutinent Of Europe ~hie il mas grown in many
countries to thR position ol all Article OF dress.
Io demonstrate these facts enquire Of any Eng
hsh resident in your vicinity OF his knowledge of
the beneficial effects Of wearing the Protector,
irittgW yrr0itrss io do,toriRg of any kind. The
cost ol wearing these articles is a mere trile and
one wlli last some years. No one who values the
health of himself or his family Will be without
them. Tne Hospitals ID this country not
alone recommending them. but rapidly introduc-
ing them. HarcouFt, Bradley < Co.. of London,
AMI Manchester, England, were originally
trusted with the manufacture oi the Protectors,
bv the lamented Dr.. Cooper. and continue 10
manufacture according to his original Instructions,
aml therefore recommend those who would wear
-IAe Protectors IL see to their being genuine.
Eaiss,5er his as q sgple artiae and no Patent
IIdli1iae
EETAIL PRICES
tents SIZE. -....-...--.-.- 81 % each
l.a4leS do. -.-.-.---- % do
Boys and Misses dn-. ~ do.
HARCDuRT. BRADLEY & co.
3s IAN Sireut d lO2 Nassau Sfrot,
New York u. s.
PEINcIFAL WAREHOUSE lG2 Wood Street Cheap
side. LONDON
MANrFAcroRY, a Market Street, Manchester,
England.
H-- B. AZ Co are establishing Depots for the
sale of The Protector in all parts Of America.
Physicians. Surgeoss. Druggists, Clothiers, Dry
Goods Merchants. liatteTs and MillinerS. also
Gentiemen's Furnishing StnTe-keepers are en-
trusted with the wholesale and retail distribution
OF them. aui to whom most liberal terms are Of
iered oF their enterprise, and splendid oportun-
ity opens to them ur safe and profitable business
For terms. apply %
HARCOURT. BRADLEY x CO.
JS linn S'rcet. Nctr York. II. s.
ucToBEE ~ 1851. 40-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
NOTECE.

William Caughran and Peggyl
Caughrau. his wife; Benjamin
Bland aud Martha Bland. his wife;
Daniel Ward aad Mary Ann
Ward. his wife; George G. Ward
and Lucinda Ward his wife; Miles
J. Enochs and Minerva Euochs
ms wife. and other heirs and dis
tributes Of the Estate ol john
Henderson, decd.
TO
The unknown and nonresident
heirs and distributes OF said
Estate
TAKE NOTICE, that we Will a
4 Hampstead Probate Court. a. Ii
Term. 1855, Of said Court. ior an ord
ton and divide the Slaves belonging to
o! said John Henderson. deceased.
WILLIAM CAUGhRAN. and p
Caagh-aH e. ai.-5y A. Il. Ga,
Ortojer 10tt, 1854. 70
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
AGENTS:

The Committee believing that the success of
this Groat National Undertaking will he material
IN promoted by the energy and enterprise oi in
telligent and pcrsevering Agents have resolved to
treat with such On the most liberal terms
Any person wishing To become an Agent. by
sending tpost padl ~ irR rtrriUe ~ rRr of mail
One Dollar Engraving, err TfcKEr,' Pro-
s,ectus, Catalogue and all other Necessary in
formation.
On the final completion VT the sale the GIFTS
will be placed in the hands OF Committee OF the
purchasers 10 be distributed. due notice OF which
Will he given throughout tile United States and
tue Canadas
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
Scfa00i Notice.

NHE undersigned Will open a School far boys
80 ~ the Male Academy. WI Monday fhe lgth
inst for session OF five months and Il desired. a
vacation o. a month OF SIX weeks will bs given in
july and August
IlItian WIil vary from SlO To so per session.
VIZ:
LIT or Elementary class, SO 90
1d Elementary. EnG. with Arithmetic. ~ 50
WI Ihe above with Geography ald Eng
l.sh Grammar Is 90
Alb Latin or Greek Language 20 90
fEhIS-ParahIe one hali At the middle III
session, the remainder .t tile close
W L. CLANCY.
lFashiayfoR, June ?. 1854. 23-tl.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
Valuable EeaE = Personal
Property for sake. on Red river. ,

IINHE subscriber offers lor sale his Plantation
L situated in Lost Prairie, Lafayette, county,
In, fhis STATE
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
LIST GIFTS.

50 elegant Oil Paintings, in splen-
did gilt frames. size Bx4 IT, each 100 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3it 30 5000
500 steel plate EngTavings. brilliant
IN cold in oi rich gilt frames
2IN3l inches each ...... 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plate EngTav-
ings, cold in oil. OF the Wash
iH=foa AI1Rnalclfi. 2DN26 III. each 4 10000
$4,000 steel plate Ergravings. from
100 different plates. ia pos
session Of and ownet. by the
As,ists Union, of the Market
,aue OF, from 80 cts. to 81 each, Al, 900
first-clasS Dwelling, in 3lst ST..
M All City 10000
~ building Ots Id lGU and 0Ist It..
n. Y. City, each 3jxl0O feet
deeP, 1000 22,OOO
lO0 N lila Sites. containing each TO-
600 "a. III. ~ the suburbs Of n.
YORK City. agd commanding
magnificent view oi the Hudson
River and LoA- Island Sound. at 500 $4,000
20 perpetual loans Ut cash. without
interest. Dr security of S-D5O each S0nD
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01

THE EMINENT MEIi-AL PRACTITIONER HAS LEFT
AVAILABLE LEGACY TO The WORLD ms
Great PJcre1tafire Of Consumption. and
EntaHing Cure for Pulmonary
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
saIe al EGth Sec. T.Ea. S. "a. e5 yY.

O-to5er 1oA. 1854. 42-lw.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-13
The Szygts Lake .REasI.

The Salt Lake Mail arrived on the even-
ing of the 18th bringing us full file of the
Desert News. That paper contains little
or nothing to interest our readers.
The following items of news We obtain
from Mr.. Magraw, one of the contractors
who came through with the mail party.
2 On the 9Th of August last, two Mormon
boys were killed by two Utah Indians. =
The Indians have been tried in the q. s.
court and sentenced to be hung on the 18th
tft. - -
Reports says that gold has been discov-
cred on the Sweet Water. = so -,
g About 40 Mormon Missionaries, under
the chargeof Elder Taylor, are on their way
across the plains. They are travelling in
company with number of1eturning Califor-
MIA traders and explorers the whole party
amounting to about 6Sne hundred. 60
The Indians are now very troublesome;
50 much 50, that the mail party delayed five
days at Devils Gate awaiting other tras-
elers from the west to strengthen their
party. The mail party travelled from Lar
annie 10 this place in nine aud half days.
The fastest time ont.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-13

character that when. it shall be severed we
can always revert to it as being the hap
piest period of our lives, ,though it eonmenc-.
ed when tranpling down the nsstIes and
thistles of Kansas and prsparing i Tor its
high destiny.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-13

esy The man that :. Old! for a. lodge
in some vast wilderness" !" has paid up. ssa.
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Dantina ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY,


a DOUWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
n, No. $40 Broadway opposite 18th Of Mr. DODWORfH
bss the honor sanounc bis friends and the public that
the clsss ensuing will commence SAL UR
DAY Oct J. r. 81 tor Ladies, a. for Children sol u
o'clock for Genils men
Tho elegant essbshmeut has been additionally decOrsst
the acor resG and o;heT in pruve1sns made durngs
The improved system OF instruction
fol nce dopti0u viii be retained with slight alterations
suggested Is peruce Every Logelfy worthy Of attention
E b. niIoduced In addition TO al the dances in ordinary
With the careful attention the and dsporment
the pills which has been disn gushing Characteristic
OF th- Aead my
Circulars containing the dAys hours snd Of instruction
b. had any time At the Academy viii be cent BY post
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, No. 50
i WEs FOURTEENTH ST. MADAME c. DUBRGUL
FERRERO and e. FERRERO bag to announce thar they
vii reopen their School Oh SATURDAY tue Tn q OCTOBER
Fourz Ladies' and Hs-ter-' Glasses WEDSEsU us ADD
SATURDAYS, and MONDAYS snl THURSDAYS q D
p N Gentlenens Evening Class MONDAYS All Ti' -
DAYS ~ p ". SATURDAY EVENINGS for Gown
PerSors p NJ Piyate Lessons Classes ana scn's az
tended soire's siven usual
DE OPENING of BURNTON's PRIVATE
III DANCING ACADEMY No 60 Brosdwsy Each pupil
taught separate II desired 10 class Tue principles o. say
taught IN lesson Three teachers IN sendance
All appcsfiops b. made At No IA boyery, BOOKSTORE
here Circu as can be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21
Diano-fortes.

4 w. LADD 81 Co.'S GRAND DIAGONAL
n. PIANO PORTEs, with new GRAND ACTION shen
hss 90 superior I'll toe points which consulate perfect N
aruneut LINCOLN { THOMPSON No 30 broae~y:-
A CELESTIAL PlANO-At our Wafe-rooin,
"A for Sale bsrgsn We also invite s,ssnf'c9 % oar
lsrse seortueut Of superior GRAND ACTION PIANO
FoRTEs from to y oetsves which Tor power r,chaess
and purity Of tone have sup-riors ManasetGre1 oe,
selves hoal tho best materials and Tally warranted tot al
Those desiring really good Piano for nocsssts
price va ind heiT time money throsr .v bJ calling
BENNETT Co., Nc tl broAaNy.
o-oordtssi Pas - ,.x.n In stchsass ps,stots'
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Gullerp an6 baroware.

:.
COPPER-LAKE SUPERIOR INGOT COP
~ PER for SALE lots suit purchasers At the Office u
TIE MINNESOTA MINING co, No is7 Greenwichst
SCOTCH PIG IRON.-Iundred tuns No.
oGsrshere ard go mixed numbers best Pig Iron, 10
store end landing for ssle by
Spring STEEL, 600 bundles assorted, IN
- los TO su,t purchasers, fr sole. Apply to
sHOR1RID0E, HOWELL g. JESSOP, Manufsetursr,
No a Cliff e., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21
Real Gsiaic for Sale.

4 LOT WEST OF 4th-sv. wanted in exchange
IA fof Ecate, three story Bal X HOUSE coutsining al
IN uod-f improve situated in Nissb1rzh the
tsTS LOT well heated n the virnity Of South Ferry
~ouii be taken in sxchsnse. THREE LOTS os ID f5T
sale or eAsh sYLVE,TER LAY. Ne 10 Wal -
RR0OKLYN PROPERTY for SALE. or EX-
~ CtANOR A beautifully located xnd vAlusbls property
eensr- q DWELLING 2r5e Two stories "a stfie with
,asrs nxef two stoss Together WITH two four -sh
sSLL OTs, on Gstessv, sex Bedford vii be SOLD OF
E1ChASGED .or q good COUNTRY PLACE xithn rrason-
se e>tsfee q ksvfe<t 81 from ten veutyGFe
'vys Fsstsce.sr g svlle o. or sstr-s
~tHcdHSTSs. No ~ F-,sas n T.. gslrx.
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90 tObom il nlan Concern.


INFORMATION WANTED--Of BRIDGET
Aber Gsliatia BY MICHAEL CoSNELY, at 4. wemets,
NO. ~ fraDklD-sl.
INFORMATION WANTED-Of GEORGE II.
WELLS aged 30 years. occupation, blower in blast fur
osoe Wells len his residence in COnstsnta osweso
Bfoollyn May last Any information eonesni1S hin Va
ee thankfully received By b, wife MAEGARET WELLS
OFFICE for PATENTS. No. > Wal.st,
" New.York.-Agenoie. in London Paris B:i-sels Wen
rs Specifications and Dfewoes for AopisltionS s,f
Rejected Cases IueiteIences and Appeal a. prepared and
conducted and Counsel given on al ee ed soenihc P9nS
GREAT BRIrAiS-Prcyi.ionsl Protsc ION. Ressa,ioa-
PfolunFaons and the Crest Seal procud Csveis aud
oppostOns entered conducted Asnnou'' 0nd Licenses
PreEsrd stamped and registered IN L,aden yep, ara
osutd and Asigsne MIS- prepared "Anpse ana fes'e' "a
the appropriate Office Of record, r. an ,poies.io
especay in Europe where tho Patent tskn via eea'
eIaa nson into Il, v6dy, are il n case entrusted - en-
Ia regard Foreign Applications ne aucessnea ise >.
liberty remark that rs sreus q the many Aes nS ns
conducted this business aud the Isrcuo hs
abroad be hss taen hes Sa .IS Ss, emag, o
this couutry also In the United states majority o e.
trenFh ana validity not one hs fed Of being 1einc6
when before The Cont. JOSEPH +. PlRssON
O,I,or REcrIsER OF TAxEs. NV CRY HAIL, PAsE
UNAXES-Is54-RATE I05 6l0o.-Notice is
hereby given that the Tax Book q he presen year w
that s then be prepared 90 receive The 'sSe' charged 'Hso
then p4es-p1t 20 tae 'N
be- next viii receive dcdustol Of Interest a. oeE per
ar nua calculated from the time Of paym n 20 no h o. ue
eemher One q vii be added 20 81 axes unpaid on
The December ae2t.
Hours Tor receiving taxss-fscnl 4 10 r NJ banhA
bic m1ncy only received hAhN ~ hAnr
B-Persops can have their bills ty applying a. this ON -
are requested full and descriptions OF me
property, thus svod Also, inquire or personal
tss, fany. -, -. -. n
The srreAr Crocn Water rents are 20 be ADDED 70 ne Ffr
ball, sOcOrdsnce with Law lately rs',sS By se leg ,ase
the present y.sr.-New YorE, Aus a, 1854
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furniinIe, Sc
] l. II Il T. X X VI Il T. l.,
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,


pEMB Il KLINE BEL,
ID FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,
No. 50 Walker st De,r Broadway.
Aes.ls BEMBE RlMBEL would .ppri's the ashioaata:
o IsS S9 5sss & ssS % sf Sa sna
ure and Upbotey msnufaetoues in Paris and ay.oeo 90
Possessing such facilities they will be enabled to execute all
very short notice and satisfactory terms Every
thsr and tho yssiy Upholstery Fabric. ard
sty. Of Cabinet Furniture comprised 10 their stock vii
KIMBEL having ben for ger. eessnsr In Mr. Be-.
doSin1. nsgie,o lin7s simple snPsnss 20 s1s 'sss
VIII be deemed sespi susr,sntee q Their ssy 20 faaA
age. 4 BgMBE 1 4 KiMBEL, No 50 walksI,t
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESSES and
~ HEALTHY ELASTIC PhtLLAssES.- These healthy
Be5s the best and cheapest ever na1e bLhss o.
stead al ts. . % to fe.sqae. cslssr@tsd sens
Mission Rias wsi.roop No Isl sro.dssy Prace
THINA and EARTHENWARE.-60 hhds.
~ Bdtwood. Chaa - his B.riow Chine f1r sale BY die
Pseksse snd 80 erste Z Boo'e' White Granite for sails
J" "'''' BURGESS DALE GODDARD, No. IS Pe,d-a.
IGHT, ECONOMY, sAFETY--The sub
.cnbers invite attention Of all persons de-ns ports-
BE Li.ht thsh extensive assortment Of LAaPS .nd
GHANDLIERs eHsEaeins e., goat variety Of PAos'ns,
sgrnDl ing os,Pss ,,. AID O Lamp ,p~s,xca
rEST sHFErf Pa6s6Ss Laap a. he as Gs.S.Ss,
.S and coaIecon StS 10 wire ssaIs .sf.1
The sabcrbers have sold them largely Tor eGh years pest
and have e, to learn that i peoo a been ~ d BY The a.
ster but an imitation Of Jennings Safety patented By him
The sutscrsen slso snuf4eare phossSe 1.-THE OaIy
incl Burning Fluid sHd CsnPbeue Of the best quality and ed
At wh saie to dealers The be,i terms well az retail 70
CHOW CAsEs.-SCHarrT & BROTHER.
e.nasciSrsT. Of SHOW CASES 10 asssI is:: .sos
eonsisntIy bspd ogdeis prsmp,y executed Old sAsv
Cases tsien IN exchange.
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garpetinss, Oil Cloth, Sc.

CABPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C., for FALL
~ Trade -kc0RORrY TiLBY. No. if2 Boslx2.
reg LS.r, ss.s Cor sale thsr snt.rs 'oes Of GILL
pxces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21
Gcuses u)antso.

HOUSE WANTED--Between this and lst
October-A moderate sized HOUSE firs small family
81 reaien.be rent say rom 500 70 81 location be
d. Tbblt would prefer letveen sh and "a
6ihsss No objection - purchasing IN good
cider Ter such hous- responsible and prom
Art nay Be- srelrd address without delsy with s,icgla.
C.. Be- s.j3s Poet Oficc.
HOUSE WANTED.-Wanted 10 Purchase in
IA Brooklyn, nodersie-.iEed DWELLlSB-HOUSE
woIth from $500 70 SOC II b. nlensant neigh
tokocd and convenient either 70 Nss so1h Hsmtol
feIrS eeo TO - GO vli BE- paid doVn, and bond snd
Mogsgr ioI the baGnc- for term Of Addess stating
TSInculHrs II A Boz lSs Tribune Ofsee
M nj T. ID Ia RENT-A FURNISHED
JtrE for snail family Addrts- Box No 29il Post
Once Give the street satssetor, reference will b.
WANftD-Till Spring, and perhapc longer, by
W sGsItlensn ard hs VIE. wiih1Gt children, small
really FURNISHED HOUSE. with uldern inprOv suents
lotAon otween ftb and h avs not abuyt sj-hs Address
GEO. ArwATER No IS JohusL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21
6orses, Carriages, &f.

NHEaeRS. MOTT e. Co., 30 well and favor
lyI .by Known for many years - CARRIAGE MANUFAC-
TURERs Bridgeport Conn keep constantly at their en-
porium at No e5 BROADWAY lsrse ssssrtmsnt Of RlCd
snd gEYECT CARRIAGES Of the LATEST STYLES and
PATTERNS which they Offer 70 the public on fsvorsoio
TER other house In the city.
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Cost ano fonn6.

d. = REWARD-LOST.-L in 4th-av
do ssse At IA O'Clock Oh evening Of the 18th nst
onsmsnt-d OPERA GLASS. Whoever viii return tae SAINT
No 81 Esst 10th ct. shall receive tie above reward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21

DEAL EsTATE WANTED-The Society for

promoting the GOSPEL among In the Port of New
York invite proposals for The sale Of plot OF ground IA the
bounds tie River Oliver East Broadway and Pike.
st OF Dimensions suitable for edce tor the Manners
Church late Roossyeltst with sufficient space adjoining
ard air sr separation from neishboHng bIdinzs
Ard for Parsnaxe say about hundred OO feet square
OF II on 3 corner eigbtyt SOY BY hundred @l feet
Addf,r Ly etter containing description the property,
and the price 10 JACOB l. BALD WIZ,
Insurance Bnilding, No. 81 Wall O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21
DPooKLYN LOTS st PRIVATE SALE

ID TIE fol.opinE Lof.. 80 ..
Thh.ssE Lots. sifrsfet % fFsakn-'T- ers"es' ~''
Gsfes ,,~t
A. forr Lots or ne c.-rrs 5Gpfh-.s and i-il-'-
40 st.h' Lo. % =. cc. O. i9-A--. aid il.lst-
All f-!l so FOR tsfrrs kr-. srriy 70
BAEE. = WEEHS, An.ts.aeef..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21

EOR SALE or TO LET.-Tw0 elegant new, first
i clsss HOUSES, viz; One FOUR. STORY sud BASE
MINT hish stoop 2jx55 full lot. No. 1874 West 2ths
posiie LsmaIti1e Park AID one FIVE STORY BASEMENT
HOUSE .217o lot fall length No % East sst q near Broad
vay rro,im.ie Gramercy PARK These buildings
the beauty Of their location well for the
.tyle and fnbh Of construction Aunly 70
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NOR sALE.-A new and beautiful STEAM
nor sALE-A ONE.HALr INTEREST in an

estahlished LUN SER BUSINESS Ia n. CITY Of Brock
Iva To the right person liberal N - offered
one Of the rm wishes re.Es from he ss-e cspsl q
some A. 90 will b. required Thcse n of husiress Will
snd chance sedom Do rct with. Cn3oabsd ref,reu. q
will bs qued and tie given address e. :. T. Pr0ok.
ixn poxs .l1ffee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21
NOR SALE CUEAP-A beautiful COUNTRY

nor SALE CHEAP-A beautiful CUU M
RESIDENCE or FARM containing q sores OF choi =
l,ps su.tss near PhsmUnt station the New forf sui
H,rlem R.ro.d mile OF the Hudson and berkshire
Railroad Couuk, County State Of New fork. The dwell
inn n new large convenient With numerous ont build
ipss and splendid variety Of choice Fruit Trees: $50 never
f sprinr Of excellent w..er-the whole good condition
The ocson beautiful varied and picturesque, oveEloosns
tn Hudson River large portion of the ding ozltT
,ns the neahbornx ysges II also in the neighborhood Of
SCHOOL, Acadeue Churches &c This PopeFty also over
looks BEAUTIFUL Lake the situation healthy aud romantic,
and pteperty In the vicinity OF the yge rapidly Improving
10 ysue-the whole ssns Tres; Inducements Tor those wish
ina Country summer season ore perez .nen
fs.dence Of the rural snd select districts Of tho
county Fer price terms snd fuher PARTICULAR apply 10
ANTHONY T. BLEECkER. 40. 7 Brusd It.
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Gonses TO Get.

FACTORY 10 LET-37th ST.. near 7th sv., -
yllO feet stories and basement well lighted. STEAM
PUWER Re had fwsnted The whole part will be
5ebted Apri, 20 CHARLES PARTRIDGE, so Brosdsay.
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TOR SALE or to RENT-A beautiful piece al

LAND about 70 IS acres; Factory les feet long; liz
ing sprnz which fails 3 feet falls wei wood
ed suitable FOR Geutemsns Se sbouts miles from Jersey
Civ nom Newark, from Bsleyi!le. Address postpaid
N Re- lie ~ I
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CARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY
il pRnPF RrY "A fre DAIRY EARN ahol ~ ~ 81

u J. hall 10
vson ana very productive he hslsnce IN rod wood small
severs stream Of vser nm. sr0g " aad esss 5e %
vok. Oxen Of d9fses ana fs.ns Tools nay De hsd
II desired Possss gwen either in nov OF April next
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EOR sALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PR0P-

S. two stories with and attic shop p By feet
with wing 8 feet square: all built Of the best materials BY
DAYS work All will be sold osether ehesp and on easy terms
the with IS feet front will BE- set o. and either be sold
pAstey The premises only 80 Feet from the Railroad
Depot Cenu.l Mpisanis- Apply he premises, or al No
a HouArdsl New York
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No IFS Duffed-.t Brooklyn II is three yeArs Old and
h,' just been hOronshy P.incd snd ieeoea has inse
fer a geu'eel fsuiy. Price f5.75o Spv.y 70 CHARLES
JENKINS No u Franz fort e Ney.Ynrk
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che. Lend in Western New York Genesse Coaaty With
10 three t-es Of th BusAo ard New fofk Cy ., Ne"-lk
,nd Ere I.-o.d Bes farming portion o. the State The
AID farm veil improved with rood dsellns house sne
rood rrsn barn good extra barn sud all Other ont
ard and al 9th kinds Of fruit in fan bearing IN s6unt
arce veil with living scream running tnronsh me
ground ,ome .,oet suins tools Sc Any ps',n ~shlng
food arm web located rood schools churches nnns
mills. 2e and essy Tor will exchange f'r good
stoek Of choi-e good stock Of Hosiery Glove
ard Need. .orel nav earn urlher particulars b. il
enirirr OF J. rELFORD. No. 10 CsuAst
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HOUSE to LET-The twostory and attic
i brick DWELLING HOUSE No. 50 RyinsiOn st. be-
y zen Allen AID Elddge Said house IN good repair
has srbe NANTES 10 the basement snd rs and second soes
Il furnished with modern ens; situated 10 pleas
ant patt of the street sud il desirable house Possession
gwen the let October. Apply 20 GRAYD0N. SWAY
WICK Co Nc. 50 Pine e.. or 10 ROBf NJ FIELD, No
lH EldridRe-s ~.