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Por, of New York, July 10, 1855.


steamship star Of the West Patterson Havana kc-Mo
Roberts. ...
s,samship FLORIDA Lyon savannsh--S T.. Mitchell -
Steamship Nashville Berry, Charleston--Spohord Tiles
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Noraf, &c-Ludlam
sbp chic Hollis calcuita--D O W Bacon,
pafk Gem Of Inc Sea. Miller. Maaga-Agurre Galway.
Park Doreiia 1rernl, Grabau, Lnndun--H koop.
uatk Clenburn. Tehenham, BOndon-E " Morgan whey.
IIark W Horton Ulmer, lAverpoel-Wash carver A.
Chase .,,.,. - ,,a,....,, . 49,.
Sachs. . .,, n, g.. 40.
iart trinidad (rem Ruyter, frankfort Neil Barns OIL
Rria Dios de Iuhlo Port, Pinto, Msdera-w repeu
prtg yeritae Prussl Paruu. Csrk-W schmidt a Go.
p,tg MILTON McFven Port aG Prince-H Be ser A Grsves
mia Toero Leighton, JacksonviBe-E&E Peters,
MIC Geo Whitney, Baker Philadelphia ~ Ewel Go.
ms china Isuat, Newbnryport- Abbott.
pyig Terantnes Lufkin. Bossos-Breti Sor. n Co.
~ Mountaia Eagle Pray, BosiOn--C 4 ? J Peters
sehr sarah Maria, Underhil, Nsaga-Master.
Sebr Emma fIlr Congdon 81 Johns, NFshas De Woe.
schr Julia " Hallock, Thomas 81 Marks ana Newpcrt-
et r,snsts Burrit brown 81 Marez Gal eager
s.olr cha wver Slran - Narys, ga .Dolner Potter.
chr Sanley smnonds, Cha flss,on-Dclner Potter.
schr Fgward Weed Reynolds wlmngcp--tas Hand.
sebr Emily Cheseboro, wlm ngton-D g Murray.
az, voieft Hudson. Norfolk.-M Bedell .
sebr Burroughs Chveral, Fredericksburg-Merri ~
boz " n Dodge weio. Rlebmond-van Bruni slssh,
SEW Flcc. Kngslanh BaAnQge-Nailer' lord sVue
tCau,
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CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

SATURDAY, July II, 1865.
FLouR-The market for common to medium grades OF
nour about &C. per Dbl higher The sales embraced
1000 5000 bbls., including common good State, a,
So 90 SO Is, with extra do. at 50 10 So rs. The ad
chiefly confined to inside figures. Wheat
from &c. &C. per bushe higher and quite active. The
embraced about 40 900 10000 bushels, including
choice white CANADIAN at 81 s0common do at 81 IS;
white Southern 81 20; red do 81 o. 81 So Western
10 good red, at 81 80 81 an The advance OF
Sc for common 10 medium, and about sc. prime
TO choice grades Corn-The market continued firm, with
sales OF about 20 900 90 900 bushels including western
heated and sound at Soc. oic., with choice lot OF
Southern yellow at Toe, which outside figure.
Pork quiet with sales OF about 200 800 bbs At $50
o2Is and prime at si7 So Cotton quite irn, with
moderate salee. Whiskey-Ihe market heavy.
Saes OF 100 bbls Ohio and prison were made al 39c.
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SAD CASE OF ABDUcTIoN.-A man, named Martin
Haberman, arrested in this city, yesterday, for
having run away from New York with young
girl fourteen or fifteen years Of age, and was taken
back there for trial for the offence. He is married
man. and the father OF family. The girl seems to
have been fascinated by him, and says she could
not help herself when he told her to come with him.
Still she appeared glad enough to be restored to her
parents who came after her. and willing now TO be
Separated from the wretch who beguiled her. The
psir were living here quietly, and had been keeping
house for several months without exciting any sus-
picion Of anything wrong until the arrival Of the
pursuing party.-Chicago Pryss, July 10.
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sssr w ass,,"s Iays sf Mckee
sss
sss t Tso. i hs Aa Ho@S;ss
steamer Locus. Point French Portland cromwells Line
ARRIVED.
s ss;: Sasi.. from y j. Z.
a '1ss s' sss
sasls q es Ss ion Sass .
bark Hazeiine, Of Boston sandlg EsE ~.
Is passed Gibraltar June g. with marble and rags q
Bark samson Robinson Galveston le days, with
sugar 70 Hsnnings S Muller G S c,.,e
with to = ps,eT W,v sailed Ss n SsM with bark
Gabeo 4 days with coffee % hides ssn As 70 BALLET Bliss
PsTis RisS wsdsso's , sasy: b.. pr ,'
Rr s" Ss'na : I"n s kondoas for sewDarypoy -
schr King Bird Weeks Maacabo IL days. with eonee, 70
schr Elizabeth Arcularus Rockand Ellems Mayaguez.
PR July with sugar TO Duncan 4 Metcalf -, n,.
TO- Eneas July IT, lat 81 lon "a spoke Br srhr Trent, hence
schr venrosa sr Harbor Island days with pineappes.
sehr Groyelsnd r Cavanagh, st John, NIB 10 days, with
schr Tanner. Sortup Mobile 10 days with lumber and
o. S %sso spoke
Scnr smHn risn savannah, days.
ss$E %:,. Ss.xseS2 Nc 4dny.
Schr A Bedel, Ryder, Georgetown
Schr Yankee Doodle. Hall, Alexandra.
Schr Ann S Brown Brown, Alexandra.
s ssr Mng sne srss Fssfss.r aays
sehr Mary Catharinssl Ackerly, virginia.
Schr w sheldon. Eoper, Virginia.
Schr WINNER, Chandler. Virginia
Scbr g Wiisms, Woo,manson, Virginia.
Schr S Bunting, Mears, Virginia.
Sehr Ann Eliza. Jenkins Virginia.
Schr b N Fox, Evans Virginia.
Schr G Strong, IIscomb, Baltimore.
Schr John Price. Price, Baltimore.
Schr Reindeer, kinner Baltimore.
Schr Velocity. Huckns, Lubec.
schr Isaac Achorn, Gregory, Rockland.
schr Trano, Lowe, Rockport
schr shailer, Lawrence; Portland
Schr New York Goodscll, Boston.
Schr Louisa, Chase, Boston
Sehr Sally Burton, -. Plymouth
Schr Chief, Nanname Norwich
Schr Joseph Rogers, Worthing,on Portland, Ct
Propeller Planet. Lopez, Philadelphia
Propeller, Aldrch, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Orient, Hill from LIVERPOOL June 2 with mtse, 70
Spoford, Teston 4 Colby pilot boat Washington, NoA
Br bark Midway. s days from Nassau.
M Waterbury
Also a ship, two barks, and brig.
SAILED.
Steamships Baltic Liverpool; Star Of the West Havana
Florida Savannah Nashville Charleston Roanoke. Norfolk
&C. ships James Foster, Jr and Enterprise, Lverpoof Ra
From Quarantine at IL PM 18TH steamer Arctic on
urveying Cruise.
Wind during the day, WNW
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.


sTEAMERs TO AND PROM HAVANA.
IsABsL-From Charleston 10th and Atm due Havana IA
and TN From Havana l0h and 18th. dae 81 New York lin
EsnsE CirY on NEW GsAsApA--Prom New York rh.
irving at Havana sd and New Orleans 2b. From New Or
leans sh, Havana sth due at New York I5h.
AT and Mobile az orr yran Ssps IsS H.nans
l5k. due At New York III =
When the above dates f Sunday the sssmsrs win sal
VIII admit and sks Isabel lssves csaressoa and Havana
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value 70 those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton the 9th and NH Of eahc
Arrives a, Gibraltar sbon, the 9TH and 18th month
Arrives at Mara about the 18th and 3th cSssme month
Alexandra about the ih Of and eth Of fc
Leaves suer abou the sh Of and 9Th sh Of
Arrives Al Alden about ssh Of and ioA
leaves 1den about :. h or A Of sans and day Of ARR
val for Bombay, and ifh 10 30h FOR China &c. -
Indian Navy steamer arrives At Bombay about me "a 70 on
n and Point de Gale sbou he 6ih or
7th aud I'd 10 I'd OF following month
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail on.
Puo Penang about tho lah or sh Asd zsn or
Arrives al singapore about the 18th lat Of
Isssss Singapore ssou, u hours afer arrival
Arrives at Hong Kong about the I'd or sh ana un OF s
Leaves nest day for shsnghae
Two mails Enehnd-one on the sh and I'm 81 esrn
Hanvia Marseies, and arrive At Aexandrta aooui we
sane time the Southampton mall.
an psotog,. and t~, i.1des for Ne ss~ Yosx HssiIs
shosid - sealed
ALMANAC voRK-rHB
svsssrs................ HeH morn 10 10
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Our Hartford Correspondence.


Commencement at Trinity College.
The annual commencement of this college came OF on
Thursday the 18th ultimo The exercises began in the
morning with the meeting Of the literary societies. at
which gathered well the members in present.
those whose connection with the college had been Of
longer date. Alter every one had eased his mind by
short speech witty pathetic, both according TO the
taste OF the speaker and everybody had shaken hands
with everybody else, and assured each other how much
delighted they TO meet again. then every body ad
journed fern in procession, which was TO drag its
slow length aiong, under the ardanshp Of the faculty
80 Christ church, where the final ceremonies of the day
were to take place. Arrived here, the under ratuaes
divided themselves in lines amid tremendous ring
ing Of bells and sounding Of musical Instruments and the
faculty, IN arm followed by the alumni OF the col
ege marched uncovered through the nes and entered
the church
- large an audience assembled to
welcome the graduation OF the present claE
Hartford has always been noted well for its ele
giant society for its intelligence and the citizens never
opportunity to show Their love Of intellectual
teTtinmens. The ladies' especially, turned out in force
and its figure OF speech 70 that the galleries were
crowded with beauty" The orations delivered did
great credit the abrs of the professors and showed
plainly enough that the students had not wasted their
time There an elegant smoothness of style in the
compositions that very refreshing, when combined
with decidedly original train OF thought Especial men
ton shf uld OF the vaedctory address OF Mr.
Hocomb Under the title, ''Connectcuts be delivered
stirring appeal 10 the OF freedom and aroused the
party trsmplng under foot the rights OF any class OF
men We delighted with the exercises, and It's but
far to say that the young orators would have
dine honor older Messrs Hotchkn, Of Pennsyl
wanna Clarke IT New York city, and Hicks, OF Vermont
did themselves especial credit The latter gentleman
particularly Lafpy in his subject - Our Law Gvers,
aud spoke having authority We heard high
compliment pan Mr. Gates piece, BY a person who de,
CARED 1T he the brightest jewel in the Kings crown,
and altogether there has been finer display in the
literary department Of this beautiful little college
We were surprised bear the number of students
so small in this collegr, and equally surprised tina pa
rents e-rng 10 give their good education do not
send them there The college balldings very plea
sanity situated and the grounds exceedingly lovely Be
youd Hartford the students the advantage
or highly cult, ated and elegant society which they
enabled 10 avail Of from the hospt uy OF the
teope Within the last few years the standard OF scholar
ship has been greatly improved the college and there
Is now no inner institution In nerca, proof Of which
A. that degrees conferred by Trnsy College accredited
by the universities Of oxford and Cambridge, al honor
that few OF our collegiate ns ltations enjoy.
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ay,soo, and accoutred In ell rts OF odd and ancient
ma bsnms nls with false beard and pistols al bowie
knives protrudng from their elts. Those VINO were
mounted bestrude al. sorts ninals-hor ,es mules
and nor aught kno for dbl not see
the whole spectacle Then dsvices repre-
seDtng almost ever, thing rth, and Ia the waters
under the EARTH" and Tn, rtIcipants kent up a con
nua grand tabeau, by ivinr and very original
ntstons OF Pierce and his asnet, the sumner afia
~ bling printing press, Ac Taken Tor all IN ALL u
little the most striking procession il has
be nv fortune 10 look M n.
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TEE Hoosrc TUNNEL Pnoyrcr.-A number Of

TEE HoosfC TUNNEL PRoJECT-A number OF
promne citizens Of Boston interested tie success of
The project Of boring the Hoosc Mountain including q
majority Of the Board OF Aldermen and ABOUT dozen
members Of the Council left this morning for the noun
for the purpose 81 examining ths machines at
work there with view II the result favorable. of
taking measures 70 obtain the 5000 900 necessary 70
tnce the work II IL stated That advance Of nx hun
drec feet the body Of The rock has already been made
With 81, Little nconyen.ssge from water -BgQ Trapst
H. mn Ig,
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The Camden and Amboy Railrnd Company have
made q semi.annual dividend Of three per cent.
The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company
have made semi-annual dividend Of three per cent.
The shipping returns Of the British Board OF
Trade for the month Of May have just been issued,
and show steady increase in the employment Of
British tonnage. A falling of which has taken
Mace in the arrivals is exclusively confined TO
foreign vessels. subjoinsd are the general
6gurcs:-
Enfe rod inward
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CINCINNATI STOCK SALES

CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.
BY Henson d Holmes, fer the Week Ending July is.
sc, 600 Fayette Co. Ky, per cent BIDS and int. 10
1000 Cincinnati do. do. ...... 80
5000 Little Miami RR. Co. PER cent LIST Mort
gage bonds .............. 81
600 Cincinnati 4 Chicago RR. Co. per cent Real
1900 Covington Lexington RI. Co. per cent
I'd Mortgage Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 81
240 Little Miami RR. Co. Dividend Scrip ....... 80
1900 Indiana Central RR Co. 10 per cent Inc b.
anu INT. ................ 10
LOCO Cincinnati, Ham. Dayton RR. Co. ! per CT.
n gage Bond, and int .............. S21
800 Columbus and Xenia Dividend Bonds. ...... IS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY. .July

SATURDAY, July 19-G P. NJ.
The stock market was quite unsettled this morn
ing. The tendeIcy was upward for majority Of
stocks, while others were depressed. At the first
board Indiana SIS advanced per cent; Erie, d Chi
cago and Rock Island, 4: Michigan Southern, d;
Panama, I; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1; Cleveland
and Toledo, 4; Galena and Chicago, !. Missouri SIS
declined per cent; Illinois Central bonds, /; New
York Central Railroad, 4; Michigan Central Rail-
road, 4. There were very large sales Of New York
Central Railroad stock, principally on tine, sellers
option Erie was quite active and buoyant 1t i'm
proved towards the close on the opening price.
Reading was firm at the Close at our quotations.
The large coal traffic last week has given holders
couIagement All the Western railroad stocks were
in moderate demand, and sold to q moderate extent,
at full prices
The steamship Baltic, from this port for Liverpool
to-day carried out s45s POI &C in specie, principally
in gold bars.
The following sales of stocks were made at auc.
ton by James Cole. at Brooklyn, by order OF the
o.oc,tc~. ~ Aoouatpa q rahaun deceasad.
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With regard TO the coasting trade, the tonnage
entered inward was ,l2e3ss in the month Of May,
1854; in 1855 IL was 1O7s, 467; and In the present
return IL IL 064 l0l including IL foreign vessels,
Of an aggregate burden Of 2,l9e tons. The clear
ances outward were l,2es, 7s3 in May, 1884, l,l7e,.
o22 in 1856 and ll9l SEQ, including i,Ole tons Of
asreign, in 1865.
The earnings OF the Michigan Central Railroad
for the first week in July were a. follows
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professional! Notices.
EFFICACIoUs CURE for CoRNs, BUNIoys.

EFFICACIOIS CURE for CORNS BCNlONS.
II CALLOSlTIEs NAILS growing into the fesh and eyey
disorder cct BE- and peculiar methOd without cut
ting or without causing the slightest pain .
Mons LEVI Of No 80 Bis Rue de Rvoi. Paris ard 10 D
London ChiropOist TO
Euueror France and the Royal Family Of England having
been specially invited 10 New York TO attend some d.
families intends rensinug here short time oly aud may be
consulted day sundays excepted, at h- Office from 10 ~
o'olock AT No o. ilth-st. between 5th snd Gth-svs
COPIES or TESTIMONIALS.
From he Imuerl Majesty NarOeon Ill, kmpeor ot france
e cee que VI LEM eDlrye les corps ayec me oxreTe
EabAite LOCiS NtfDltEoSS , Do'At AMID
Icertify that Mr. LEV has eotirey cured my ccrns.
CLEVELAND No u -. J.uessquare, London
From the Meet Rev his the Lori Archbishop ~ Armagh
certify tha, NJ LEVI extracted the eorns which were M
~ feet, without Civ iIs ne an pan- - amman
Ause 1873 No 30 ChAres-'t, 81 James square London
Frs4 tie noss Noble, the Marquis OF Lan'downe.
Nj " LEVI extracted for me Win perfect iel y and
,nrcess LANSDOWSE.
No. g Berkey-squaIe, LoudOn.
From Robert Fertuson esq " D. Physi Al IL Ordinary -
her Majesty OF Great Britain.
Mr. IFyIhss most kiily extracted froin NY
''s'' "''''-' s''-'s 'D' | ROBERT FERGUSON Nd.
No Q Queca-st. NAV Fsir, London, Msnh3 1893.
From r. J. Feltus esq.
Unsolicited by NJ Levi beg leave testify 20 tts suees
m skill IN having rerecdy removed srge bron ~ long stsud
IL e. without causing any Pain H. ). tfl1ilS,
Philadelphia, July a. 1852. No. bc~tonrow
In addition TO tie above authenticated Testimonials, many
tbous.uds IN HE au0ng which are several from
La9ies Of c hshe Tlnk be BY .vorng him with
ea AZ his Ue No. 81 lk between 5th and 9Th New
Iork.
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d. s HoUeH. Ancrioneet
TIFGANT FJRNITURE.-Auctio sale Of

IL durable Ard elegsnt rosewood. mahogany and waasl
FURNITURE costly Old OIL PAINTINGS 70 evood PIANO
FORTE. velvet CARPETS. sILVERWARE. Se., To
MORROW SATURDAY. ICE o'clock. a; the residence No
n Nurravst The sale will wifh lot OF Base
inert ard Kitchen Furniture aor which the Psors. contain
m An elegant rosewood octave round covered Piano Porte
81 y,r sureror oue rich and costly rosewood PaFict
Su;t IN green and gold French Satin Damask also one do q
y .u and green French Brocsee both suites being sou
Rosewoo Frames and upholstered sad hnshea throughout
he most perfect msnner; costly rosewood htasafs finished
In nate glass beautifully covered Ladies fsror hecepass
Chain sdes' rosewood Entoire and Cabinet IN Ioseweod
beautifully nlad rosewood orb Tables roew GOD DO. pcsn
nad with drawers; lnaid Fsier Micse ana
stands heavily carved ooj Center Tables VITA .sNy
marble tor. Book ard Corner stands cr
and music FreGcL plse pier and oval Muroe nen
Der II large and very fne OF Painting. embracing greer
variety OF subect ndow Urapery Peart and oas
tocatee npw OF SO yards Of Turkey Velvet tapestry
AID Ingram Csrpets Alro, STAR do English Ol Ctohs
.DQue Gothic laid Time pieces one wear elegant Shcs
beautifully painted and decorated also Bsaae aaa
Psrian Figures. fine shades, Ae . -
nj, and Bed roomsNery fne and heavy mahogany
Fxtei sion Table also Dinns and Tea Tables linen GOV @
cos, China Set also several China Tea SETS tain an
decorated eufeass THmblers Wines Lemonade ooeeses
Preserve Csraes Salts. PaaL Pitchers lac silver rs
Cssfers les Services. SAVERS FORKS and Spoons CAe %
ke.s &c ivory Cutlery, Croekey dc and "a Bea
room, elesant heavily carved rosewood aud nee
.teas modern antique styles also prsshs
Bureaus " ashssnds and Commodes 20 match Toie' ware
fine Hair Bolsten Pillows Counterpsnes mssos
anv Sofas srd Chairs Do Sc SAFE positive "a"
lOsues ready.
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HENRY H. LEEDS Co. Auctioneer-Offcs No ~ Nssssas
MORTGAGE SALE.-Large Sale Of Costly
tween Chambers snd Read st being the entire Furniture Of
the above hotel.-HENRf II. LEEDS Co. will SELL By
auction on MONDAY February Is, TUESDAY, 18th, and
WEDNESDAY 9th at the above place, the entire Furniture
Of said hotel of which has recently been put in no odsr
and all Of the class For further particulars refer to
general auction bead The Courier and Enquirer Commercial
Post and Express Sale without reserve.
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paints, Oils, Ulass, &r.

Il EROS ENE or COAL OIL
IN Secured by Paents go,
The undersigned bes leave to call the attention OF the fuo
to the annexed Certificate Of J.. " Kent, esq hems as
eect the universal question he' sAi VIC
tse for Light AUSTENS. Agents Of ne ~
NORTH AMERICAN KEROSENE CONTAIN
No 81 Bcsrer-st New-l Or
LABORATORY, No. ll6 John-s'., -
NEw-ToRK, Feb. 3, lcid
THF NORTH ABFRICAS KEROSENE COMPANY
GENTLEMTN: have made careful phoometrcal examine
tor OF your OIL cOmpsrgon with The varous
kinds Of OH Burning Fluids and Coal Gas in Use IL ms ooan
r. he fnl-nH.tnz rnenlts:
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ApRIAs H. MULLER. Anctonser.
ILL ALL I'D mil SEII. AT auction

ADRIAs II. MUlLLR Auctloubef
II MILLER will SELL at auction on
A. TUESDAY Feb g. 1876 ~ o'clock az the Msrchsnts
Fsch.nsezo fine LOTS, Of which nITSst are s. ne us
TarerH,y-Th. southeast corner Of fthsy. aud SStht
D, 20 fes Lots on side Of fhsv between S7h ana
and Ssihsts.. PA by so feet 81. ,os a.,
THIRrYToVRrH-sT.-S LOIS on norm sac VI '''" 49, W.
east Of 4th-ay., 9s.9 by p feet -, s.,,. ,,s e.,
eas, Of siey with substantial Dwelling House thereon :"
by % feet; Lot 3 By 100 feet inches -, a. e.
1T Of e,bsv or Cantrsl Pax . By 100 feet inches
Io south side OF 66ihs 80 icet east oi
iOtbsy. % bv 100 feet inches 49,, 49,,
TsSr.v-i Lots north east corner OF ta-sy an '''n
=, and one adjoining on 66hsi. p BY 100 feet
bars For mar and further psrc ulsr APP
rlr A. The OFre OF the Auctionecr No 50 Wal-si
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Builoins AlateriaIs.

ENCAUSTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules, Halls,
~ Hesrths Dining rooms Conservptorss &c. GARNKfRk
CHIMNF f-TOPS, DRAIN-PIPES &c. For sale BY
ElLLkk. COATES fOULE. NO. 27s Peshst. N. Y.
QOOFS-ROOFS-ROO cheapest and
H best srele for covering roof TAR ROOFING
which te@r constantly hand and will cell In large
u1an quantities. q suit puTchsserA
JAS. Z. pERRICKSON L Co, No. So ReskuAl-A
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NOR SALE -WATER-POwER aud MILL
IN PROPERTY toeether with several DWELLING
HOUSES, MECHANICS SHOPS, SrOREHQUSES, ks,
about acres Of LAND Centre fss on the BAttsnk
River the Township ct Greenwich Washington County,
two miles from Union Village and thirty miles nora iron Troy
opportunity foT Company or capitalist to make
money, the Is snpeor2oo uns water pass
nr per minute. WIN Be sold for cash. fair exchange for
city property Apply to- address l.. H. BROWN, No II
Ws[sx from 20 - m.
L>OR SALE or to LET-A neat p story BRICK
II HOUSE on the SHE Of Bonds Dean Brooklyn.
seariy and a psPered and ESined Possession can
Hyrae end Fulton avs, brooklyn OF 10 CHARLES JESk-
ms, No u fsrnkfxt-si., New York.
LOR SALE-The frst-class four-story stone
IL foat HOUSE. Ne las Lexington with all the irn prove.
u.s,ssI Tsrzs sssy. Apply On the Prsnises
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IF of the most desirable COUNTRY RESI-

III HNE VI HUT UcUIIHDIN NNIN@' ~ 49,
" DFNCES for SALE on the banks OF the Hudson River
about half mile below the Depot 81 fishki Landing
tanning about The house Is OF some and con
tsins nine rooms beside the basement, Kitchen and eel
lars Tho place well stocked win the best varieties OF
Of all kinds and has water front OF about an
eisbth Cf mile being the residence Of John Wtse lately
deceased Also very eligible aud elevated BUILDING SITE
aiming II being about quarter Of mile south
Of the DEPOT Fishki Landing Apply 70 JOHN IL LEE
No. IS Centrest New.iork, or to JOHN H. "iLIoE, on
H. lrIa
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Jnaia-Rnbber GOODS.
Groteries.

CITY LAUNDRY, No. 9 CANAL STREEI.-
~ Washing called foo and returned part Of tAs Csf u
EEW-YORK AND BROOktrn.
ssrLLgSs pss ossss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

good HOUSE, containing l6 Rooms. with Coach. House
and Stable and Is BUILDING LOTS having $40 feet trout on
Fulton av Broadway Of Brooklyn situate the northeast
of Washington aud Fuionays Btookyn t0r teruis
efIy on the premises; TO ROBr IBBOTsON No t9Pearst,
ok r. SARGEANI, No Jsnneey-ert. Na.l-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22
Mashiusrp, &t.

DARLOW's GRO0NED TOOTH-SAW-Pa-
ID tented April TO- 1885 nooed the head Of New In
vsuons THE TRIsusE Of Februsfy7 Received prenams
from Institute and State Fair Elus For CITY
County and State K shts sTTdy 70 the prcfrietors
CONGER COLLINS 1 Co, Ne ss5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-22

II tful village RESIDENCES with from one to ten acres
each eeDeel Improvements fruit, flowers, &c, On MANS.
shaded walks elevated and healthy; churches schools. &c
Prices from $500 each Present ownsrs going West
For crcssrs diagrams &c, apply to 4. H. BROWN No IL
Wal st. from TO ?.