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Floua THE CRMEA-We copy the following from the
Detroit Advertiser:
"There has been steady and active demand for -four
during the week. and sales have been made reaching nearly
5000 barrels mostly to firm This flour is bought on
foreign ORDER and without doubt will find its way 10
the Crimea. This firm have within the past few weeks
purchased in this market about 900 bb of -four
average Of say 81 IS per bbl thus throwing
hundred and hrtyro housand re hundred dollars into the
hands of farmers mers, and producedeAers. Were
IT not for these foreign orders probably than
half this amount Of -four would have been sold during
time and much of i would have dragged heavily upon the
in price since Saturday week of about 34 per bb
This decline owing partially declines In the New York
vanced 20 cents per bb on the Nen York raroada from
lake ports New York city II will readily be seen that
whatever the advances in freight may -four decline
here accordingly
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For Mr. Richardson -Messrs. Aiken Allen, Barksdale
Burnett Cadwaader, Caruhers, Casko, 6ngman H. Cobb
Williamson r. W. Cobb, Crage, Crawford, Dowdell Ed
g. 0i D. Fuller Gooa
Sampson W. Harris, Thomas /. Harris. Herbert, HEX
ss5ss Gsss " 4
SHALL Maxwell McsulIen Mcqueen Smith Miller, Mson,
g
Ier vai, Warner, watkins Wells r., WnsloW and John
Tor ~ H. d. Campseu.-Mcssrs. Allison, Ball, Banks
Barbour, Bennett Benson, Binghurst Brenton, Burlin
Cuuback, Damrcl, Timothy Davis, Dean, Dewitt. Dick
boda Dunn pu,lse Fgsr aaoSay asr, Gran
Horton Valentine ,. Horton, Howard, nughston, Kelsey
Sg kno1 Letter M
ton Parker, relton, Petit rike, fringle sasin Sage,
Sherman nsppss
Was aAsaa Eha b Wassurne israel Wsshburn
W;saa xRpais ard Mseavofsh
j. il. Campbell Covode, Edie, Kennett knight, Knnkel,
Es.Sy sysI hhe
For Mr Banks-Messrs Albright, Bingham Bliss, Buff
fngton, L. D. Campbell Enrie, Giddings Mott Robson,
w M. Penninoon--Mcssrs Bishop, Clawson, Dick,
Edwards H. NJ. Fuller, Haven, Meacham, Stranahan and
Iar Mr Whee,er.--Messrs Cullen II. w. Davis, j. NJ.
Harris Hoffman, A. Oliver, Paine, Ricaad, Spinner, Thurs
op for NJ Iuieoger J. p Campbell, Cox, Foster,
swope Trppe, A. K Msrshal II. Marshall, Lndsy, and
Underwood. ,.y,,
For Mr.. Thurson.Messrs. Day, NICHOLS rerry ana VII
liams. . -,
For Mr.. Nichols.--Mr Grow.
For Ar. Hapen.-Mr Etheridge.
For Mr Wa,ker.--Mr. Eustis.
For Ar. II. Morshou.-Mr Walker
For Nr HoFnan.--Mr. w. X. Smith.
For Mr. NGrreu.--hlr. Richardson.
For Mr. A. Oircr.--Mr. Wheeler.
There being no choice the House proceeded to twenty
third vote with the following result
Whole number of votes, 22l necessary to choice, Ill
Of these
Mr. L. d. Campbell received.
richardson
III. NJ.
LOllc0er.
PennngtOn
Walker.
w. TX. Smith
Boc0ck.
Hnyen
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE OF THE WAsHIseTos AauRpuor,

OFFICE WAsHIs6TON AQuRDuor, +
Washington, hlarch 7, is53,
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick
dams tunnels, the Washington aqneduc
Proposas the 9Th Of May will be of
that day.
Maps profes specifications ofhe work will be ready
animation the goth day Of April
Proposals received the work particular cuyers,
bridges, &c. plans and specifications
be completed under the
appropriation all unfinished work VIII
appropriations by Congress The engineer
prescribe the OF work 10 tr done and
progress appropriation and
stopped prii funds avniahIe.
stoppage particular work for Of
will te paid IL, in the judgment
engineer work has been properly executed so far has
Payments checks upon the United stae
monthly engineer 10
cent; adiion of a tha the work
All bids should sealed endorsed proposals for work
the Washington AqueducLo
the right reject all the bids
10 such
maj considered conducive 10 the OF the
work.
Every accompanied written signed by
responsible persons effect they
take WILL his their bid be acceped
enter CATION within days, with gaod and sufficient
work undertaken said
accompanied certificate of tho United States dis,rct
ndg district officer OF
individual known Engineer De-
the able to make good their
opened in presence of bidders of them
choose to be present. -
Capt OF Engineers in charge.
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Everett House,

North Side of Union Square, Nsto York.
THIS erected the prominent and delight
fn Park New affords, approaching finish, and
devise and
10 render it The most desirable yet constructed.
The propeprs establishment respectfully
the open first Of October next for the
da Of the public.
Applications will received from parties wishing
arrangements for The winter months.
CLAP JosLN
HAwbsy CLApr,
A. c. JosLrs.
Sep2s-d3m
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Has removed his Office TO his resid in franklin Row
of
principally United States Supreme Court,
Having will
opinions questions arising
Office, and appeals the chief Justice
District Columbia; and will also
preparation and trial Of snits concerning patents.
e written opinions and arguments for
Convreas either the departments
prosecute claims before board established m their
adjudication.
Sd
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THE ST. LAWRENCE RlvER.--Navigation on the ST Law
renee Is pow very nearly discontinued. All the British
mail sIeamers hare boen drawn OFT
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CENSUS OF 1850. large au.rto volume, bound in
seps FkANcK TAYLOR,
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In CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
Thirty Fourth Congress-First Session.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER /, 1855.
SENATE.


NOTICES or BILLS
Mr.. WELLER gave notice that be should tomorrow, or
early day thereafter ask leave to introduce bill
to amend an act entitled "An act to establish United
States circuit in and for the State of California ap
proved March B. 1855
Also bill authorize and facilitate the construction
of Pacific railroad aud magnetic telegraph through the
territories Of the United States
fSEcuryE sEsslos.
message received from the President Of the Uni
ted States by Sidney Webster esq his private secretary
transmitting communications of executive character
whereupon,
On motion by Mr.. WELLER, the Senate went into ex-
eoutiyc session, and after some time, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at ~, m.
The journal of yesterday read and approved.
Hon. II. s. BEsSnrT, of Mississippi, appeared and took
his seat
VOTE Fua SPEAKER.
On motion Of Mr.. FLORENCE the House proceeded to
vote for Speaker.
The tellers-Messrs. Benson, DowDELL HICKMAN and
WAsBuRSE of Misunderstanding resumed their seats, the
Clerk proceeded to call the roll for the wentyseco time
with the following resnlt
Whole number of votes 22l necessary to choice IL
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER Rs 1856

II. N. Fuller ..........s......s".s"...23
Wheeler
]. Washburn jr....a......-.~..."....
Thnrston..
Meachall,
Howard ......."..... ..........-......-....'... .
J.. d. Campbell. ....a,..s....A...."......"..- l +
w. 4. Smith. ...............stn......."....
Walker ........................s..a.
-.s..s.-s-.-...s-s.s...s.f.
A. Oliver ............................,..
Il. Clark,
Buringame..
H.
F !.
Harlan.
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There being choice the House proceeded to twenty
seventh ballot with the following result
Whole number of votes cast 2l5 necessary to choice
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
management of the Post Office Department are assigned
constitution and laws the Postmaster General hat
its business conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action it is distributed among several bu-
reaus folows The Appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General; the Contract Office in
charge Of the Second Assistant Pctmaster Generals the
Finance Office charge of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge Of the chief
clerk.
appointment 06ceHogaho King, esq.,, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this obce are
assigned all questions which relate to tho establishment and
of poet offices changes OF ses and names
and removal of postmssters and route and local
agents. az also the giving Of instructions to postmasters
Posnasers are furnished with marking and rating samps
letter by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF the depart
men and with the superintendent OF the several agencies
established supplying postmasters with blanks To this
bureau Is likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship nes and the foreign and International postal
arrangements
Contract Ofce.wiiam II. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
Postmaster General and twentysix clerks To this Of
tee assigned The business Of arranging the man service
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The Treasury Department consists OF the Offices Of the
retaty OF the Treasury comptrolers Commissioner
he CUSTOMS SIX auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast survey
The following brief indication of the duties Of these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Sscrciurys 0JfcsHon James Guthrie Secretary of the
Trcssuy Hon. r. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charges architect and
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
y Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions Of the of the
cuion Of the laws concerning the
of the United States He supeintends the survey Of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
the United States and the construction certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
First Compirotcr's OBce.-Esha Whittiesey, esq., Comp
roicr aud fifteen clerks lie prescribes the mode of
ing and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands revises and cer6es the
balances arising thereon.
Second CompfroIier's 0fice.-John NJ Brodhead, esq.
Comptroller and seventeen clerks He prescrbes the mode
Keeping and rendering the Of the army navy
and Indian departments Of the public service and revses and
os les the balances arising thereon. es ss
Office cf COMMISSIONER of e 0asop,s.Ifugh j. Anderson,
esq Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescribes the
mode of keeping aud rendering the of
revenue and disbursements and for the building and repair
Ing cuitomhouse & and revsos and cetes the balances
aTising thoreca,
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by the United States Companys chartered mail steam
ship st. Louis Captain Wotto have London papers OF
the 2lstno 20 late by three days as the eegaphc u-
telligence from Halifax
The royal mail steamship Africa, from New York 10 Liy-
erp0ol, and the Vanderbilt steamship Ariel from New York
70 Southampton, arrived out the 18th ult The United
States mail steamship Hermann arrived of Cowcs en route
to Dreh,en, on the night of the 10th
The American ship America which was wrecked on ca
btA Point on the 18th October has been sold BY the pn
derwrers and the vessel has been got of the rock b the
persons who purchased her
Mr. lhbnuchere has been appointed British Colonial Sec
rstary IN inc place OF Sir William Molesworh, deceased
The American barque Isabella Captain Michael Watson
with rut from Smyrna for Boston, was wre ked near
Cape spaTte The master sod his crew twelve N number
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Uatebes, JemeIrp, Sc.

WATCHES WATCHES The Subscriber
w Ia selling all descriptions of GOLD ana siL'E
WATCHES Of retail, lower than any house M the CITY
ZINE GOLD LEPINE WATCHES, four holes leweed''
BFAUTIFUL ENAMELED LADIES' w AI1HES'.,... ~
SPLENDID ENAMELED LADIES' "AlChES VIII 20
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS, full jeweled: 30 20
REAUTIFUL GOLD ENAMELED HUNTING Waches;; :"
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS for Ladies, rich ensra'ei a.
FINE GOLD iiiiNNfiNG LEPiNEs for Ladies. IS
ZINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers full Jeweled.' "
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for DaguerreoyPes..' i 90
RICH WATCHES, which wind up and set without hey %
hEAL J 49, $500 ~ .....,,....s $50 to $500
M ,I CoopER WITCHES Dnpex and Levers Us to 80
SEroNn WaTCHFs for timing Horses.. IS to go
81 Tins ncrtect lbs 25e
windaS acknowledgements. l25 to lis
t;cb change into Different Watches. 100 IT'S
cor N = SCITSII PAifENT LEyERS.......... IS to 81
coin UIfNTINC-CASE English Patent Levers. S %
SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS....... 10 to %
SILVER DETACHED LEV kRS................. Is to ~
SILVER LEPINE WATCHES. .................. -,
SPLENDID GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT liz
VFRS made by ~ j. Tobias and other ce ebreted MAKERS
VERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES, made BY L. +. Cooper
Warner, and ali celebrated makers
Watches Cleaned and Repaired in the best manner at much
% than the usual prices All Watches warranted keep good
time GEO. C. ALLEN Importer,
Wholesale and Retail No. IL Wall-a,
Second floor near Broadway
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Urorerles.

MAINE LAW GROCERY-ChOiee new Teas
WI Sugars Cofees Family Groceries Foreign rnts
Grocer and Tea Dealer Nos 80 and +s Greenwich-st
COAP and CANDLES.-ALLAN HAY a. Co..
- SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURER Nos. 81. A
and as lsy respectfully to inform me ana
Pnbc In that they their Refined
MOLD CANDLES for summer use-all sizes, from TO 10 70
the pouua, also their celebrated LAUNDRY SOAr-a very
superior srtcle-made expressly for the Laundry Al soods
branded and marked with our name and place OF
EB-Al goods delivered In the city free of expense.
XIFAST POWDER.-B. T. BABBTTT is the
II original inventor of the CHEMICAL YEAST. POWDER,
which "a prepared sold BY him. at Nos 68 and ~
ton tin Those who purchase sn"uo sec
that they get that with the above name on
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6oteIs.

BOARD in the COUNTRY.-STEELE's HO-
- TEL, at NEW-BRUNSW1Ck,N j., will receive few
bOARDERS for the Summer months The extensive beauf
full college the House and the shaded grounds
around IT, make it desirable residence This Hotel famed
throughout the Union for its superior Liquors. Game Table
Gle pleasant Transient Board ~ day.
per week from 81 to $40.
Cars leave for and arrive from SewYok almost hourly
Every Saturday night train leaves New srz Tor new
Brunswick O'Clock and leaves New Brunswick on return
Sunday evening O'Clock thus giving New Workers the OPP
portuny spending quiet Sabbath In the country with the
comforts of this Hotel.
EOREST GROVE HOUSE, SCHOOLEYs
Il MOUNTAIN.-This delightful Summer House Will open
for the recepton Of guests June l. Communication by Of
Essex Central RI ofNJcrsey DAVID c. NOE, Proprietor
IL ITTATINNY HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap
IN Monroe Co.. PATHS House ready for the recep
ton of For magnificent scenery and heahinness OF
LOCALITY the Gap prominent The line Of reeg ph
which constructing aud which has its ONCE here enables
communication with the city all times Tbs journey TO the
Gap accomplished ia day by the Newt ersey Contra RAIL
road Eston the Morris and fssex Railroad 70 ackeh
town from these places BY stage For &c address
WIN. A. BRODHEAD.
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Bni!oims Alaterials.

EIRST QUALITY VERMONT SLAIE.-NEM)
FNGI tND' MINING AND OUARRYING SLATE
COMPANY -BURDETT, DAVIS MAIN sole Agents for
the City NewYok for the above Company invite the s.en
zion of fude and Architects 10 the above sae
samples OF which may he at their Office where also SUP
scrpons will be received for the few unsoid shares Oh "
Stocks
Pamphlets containing full statement the condifion ana
prospects Of the Company may be Obtained IS ABOVE.
Also s.mpes Of the OILSrONE from the Lake superior
Quarry certified by all who used 20 be the oe ever doV
cred. BURDEIT, DA' IL MSAis' No - 'i"ou's~
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EOUND-On Monday evening, at Taylor's Sa-
LOOM GOLD PENCIL. CASE which the owner can have
by applying to l.. u. CARHART, No. lis Libertyst.
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90 Wbcm it itlap Gontern.

POATS.--PLEASURE BOATS Of all descrip-
~ uon be found the celebrated Boat and Oar Bazaar
otINGERSOLLS, No. go Southst. N B-Sai Boats from
II to % feet long can be fitted out days notice.
ND YOU EVER SEE LOBSTERl-MON
~ DAY EVENING, usual time and place.
HUNT BOTANICAL GARDEN.-The Trus-
u invite PLANS for laying aud fencing the grounds
aud erecting Conervs and other appropriate buildings
premium Of $50 viii be paid for such design be
approved Of and adopted.
Sixteen are contained within the limits of the Garden
the profile boundaries of which, together with the grades
the which incose it, be obtained BY appoa
ton the who will also
ia bis power about the undertaking
Al designs must b. handed In BY the LIST July 90
JOHN MAXWELL,
Chsrman Of the Construction Committee. No. o. Walst
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GUNNER Retreats.

Gumincr Hffrfnf9.
A COMPLETE SUMMER HOME on the Hud-
IA son River Railroad, New Hsmbursh Dntches Co.
ifb Rooms In single double suites Scenery magncen
Water soft all kinds abundant and every means
comfort Apply Circulars at No. joS broadwsy' PERSONA
interview on Saturday from II 10 5 O'clock
COUNTRY BOARD and PLEASURE-fam
lies 4 grown persons single persons, can obtain FER
MANENT BOARD in alarge private residence near ne oan
ev This place affords every facility for bathing fishing riding,
sailing &c also good abng for horsss The stages running
early and late on the pankoed from Hoboken TO hackehsck
mass the house, Bosrd from IS So For particulars apply
M address N b. WINANf, Little Ferry, ~ j.
COUNTRY BOARD on SEA-SHORE, two MN
~ utes' walk from City Post-offce.-sTANLEY HOUSE,
BRIDGEPORT CT cleanliness, comfort sea,bs Green aWos
"a hot and cold sat or FIRE baths Terms
able ELIND W. FAIRCHILD, pro,r;etors
GEO. A. WELLS,
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firemorks.
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM CoLORED :

-
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM COLORED y
H BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
Many New and Original Designs appropriate TO tho CO.'S
Anniversary, never before offered TO the public.
The subscribers prepared 70 furnish Display >
Cities Towns Villages any extent, and have bsis
complete variety OF sale work Of very superior quality vo
they offer at the loves, market prices
Orders Will meet with prompt attention. Address
JOS. q. g. ISAAC EDGE Jr.
United States Laboratory, Jersey Cty,g
DUNKIN { ROBBINS, No. 10 8aidenlaae, y
only authorized Agens for the City Of New-York.
EIREWORKS-A general assortment and
u the best quality. Also. II. j. ;. Halls superior COLON.
FIREWORKS For ssie by
BADEAU Il LOCKWOOD, No. 2cs Wsshnston-st-. MI
- A. l. l. l. T. n ID A HI
VIZ Manufactures, under his own supervision,
ALL GOODS SOLD AT HIS ESTABLISHMENT =
Orden solicited for public aud private exhibitions sag =
porter Of the celebrated Gothic Vemilon superior nrA
No. 1870 William-st, corner of spruce.
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Alillinsrp, &r.
Boots, Shoes, &e.

A MEXICAN BOOT and SHOE STORE
IA Attention Ladies Gents, and all. DO you want BOOE
SHOES and CATERS that win wear! Then g. TO No.
Grand-st Of Orchard Here BIO found large q
well assorted stock Of every variety Of Ladies' Gai,en az
1911 1911 and Ia: Misses and Chiiorens 10 III tho TOO;
rease the Boys and Youths Caters Buoned Sbc
Patent Leather and Calf Boots Gents Congress end "
toned Caters; Ladies snd Cents Toilet slippon 81 nt
Cal stock and you will be suited a2i Chs
81 JOEL SAMMI5 Propdsta
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Tor SALE-In ITHACA, at a bargain, o

South Hill Railroad track four and half ACRES with
two HOUSES snd BARN excellent Ground for raising Fruit,
OF any kind Produce inc Bu ding Sites well supplied with
Spring Water Location not TO be surpassed II with
advantage be divided into Village Lots. Price *so) $50
down with the years Possession
Apry in Ithaca to W. THOMPSON Clinton House or Of the
owner. No. 81 4th-sy, opposite llth-st, S-w-York-
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IL GOOD FARMING LAND 10 the vicinity ,f 0r-en Bay
Wisconsin. II will be sold quantities Of 70
low Par Of the payment remain long time. In
onire OF JOHN l. D0RRAHCf,
Ne 60 Chsnberss-. up sa.n
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professional Notices.

hrs. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No. IS
~ Bond-st invite persons wishing ARTIFICIAL TEETH
10 cal, and their mode Inserting Teeth Patna
Plate Surprising the old style In strength and beauty
NEW PATENT SPECTACLES-Fo restoring
IN vsion and seeing Through paj and distant
ects Prof FRANKS Optcisn 70 the n Y Eve Hospital and
EyeInfrmanes- Ohee Parkrow. Attendance. pm
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10 You WANT a good place for a Factory,

~ Dwelling houses, or Hotel -FOUR LOTS fof cALf s.
Eiysbehpori, New-Jersey, Courst, th-f opposiie
Iumermans Hotel Price the four Lott S415i only miles
f New-York. 1t WI soon be larger place that Newark
Apply at No. 81 Fulton-st.
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IL CITY PROPERTY.-The subscriber wishes SCI or
EXCHANGE his FARM containing fs acres which Is IN hifh
state OF cultivation surpassed b. any Improvement il the
State having extensive prospect from the principal dwelling
and inGtss drive from tina, fashionable resort
Lake MGhoack and thirty minutes drive from the Harlem
Railroad At CrotOn falA Inquire Of IRA TODD. No ls
Bruaawny LYMAN BAILEY
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PROPERTY-Yarn Of 100 Acres Orange County good
land good Improvements Also of Isl scres IN Orange
Couny; 81 under cultivation The timber OF tho
uander very valuable Situated about IS miles from New
York on ETie Railroad. No encumbrancr. WI BE- sold
CHI sp or EXCHANGED for NewYork Brooklyn property
Brooklyn preferred. Apply C. R. MILLS Co, Asoneer,
No iQ5 Broadway.
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Real Gstate for Sale.
A T PRIVATE SALE-The two LOTS of

IN GROUND in the City of Bro kyn situated the north
Of North Ali and 6hs Size of Lots feet front
Nv leo feet deep, with s,e House Of the lots For
terms and further particulars 1ppy 70 -
BAKER & WEEKS. No. Pine.st.
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Gramercyperk ooc; and ditto the 5hsy.
Sthst too; hre-siory House 18th Union
squsre coo; and l5tost, $4,000 also ourstory
essnsy built house Carroll psce extra width, S ooo
one on fsi 6thav three stories 5000; and two Eng
hh basement Houses S;n-st 4th-sv, each 5000
also large LOs Madisons' south Of SothL and
several t-elass Hcuse- in Brooklyn Apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER & Co, No. Brusi-st-
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at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND

Nfor SALE or LET.-One large new COTTAGE, situated
mile from Vanderbts Landing commanding tine
view of The BAy finished has every convene
for geneel family and good Coach House and from two TO
four acres of Land.
order with Coach House and about half Of Land For
particulars apply 20 LEVI COOK, No II Bros.iyay.
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nor SALE-On the new line of Canal st., in Ii

Tenth Ward LOTS ~ feet front, IS feet deep. feet
alley leading Pnce Sl5oc'-S5 so can remain on
bond Of FJ- furthe. Particu
apply At No y Lrdowss. from 20 A. NJ and 70 r. NJ.
OF w. A SPEAIGHr, Real Es,ate Agent
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT-At larry
DROOKLYN HOUSES for SALE or EX.

~ CHANGE.-Two new Sstory modern brick Hou'es o
north side Of Layettesv Of Raylond repete vi
ever convenience Lots 2i BY 100 beside yards
10 feet. Corner, go; adjoining - 900. Apply 70
EFFINGHAM H. NICHOLS, Nassau-st., New-fork