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T. II. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
Baltimore, MARYLAND
Authorized Agents for the Managers.
Official drawings sent to all who order
July 25--d&w
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w Lime Kilns of w. II. Cooley a Co. stu
sted on Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
bridges kiln Of very superior wood-burnt Lime.
The subscribers have also on hand a large supply
Of Plssterers' Hair, Cement Calcined Plaster, and
every description Of the very best quality Of Lime
which will be Disposed Of on the most reasonable
terms. w. III. Cooley \ co,
sp 15-eoh
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All orders addressed 10
HUBBARD A CO.,
Baltimore, Maryland,
will meet With prompt and oon6dentis stsention.
july 95-d&v =.
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Certificates of packages of 26 wholes, sl4o-shares
.. proportion.
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BLACKISTONEyS PAVILION.

DLAOAIDIONE y L a fILlUN.
NHIS place of resort will be open on the
u Sd day of July for the accommodation OF -
visitors. The subscriber has engaged first E3S
rate Cotllon Band for the season, and with his large
and splendid ballroom, offers vast Inducements 10
the lovers Of the dance
His table will be constantly supplied with all the
uxures Of the Potomac and his Bar with the choicest
liquors.
This 10 known to be of the healthiest places on
the river being situated between Blackstone's and
St Cstharines Islands.
There viii be celebration on the Fourth Of July,
and Ball and public Cotillon Parties on Thursday
gath July Thursday, 7th August and Thursday, 2lst
Of August
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers du-
ring the watering season, on Tuesdays aud Fridays
going down, and will stop for passengers on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays. on her return trips.
The steame1C Columbia will also land and take Off
passengers at the above Pavilion on Wednesdays
going to, and on Sundays returning from Baltimore /.
Board-Sl per day, for week or longer; u rs,
less than week
june 97-2m. GEORGE W. BLACKSTONE.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class 81.
To be drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, August ls
1856.
SCHEME.

Tickets Sl0-Halyes, $5-Quarters, &2 so.
certificates of packages 26 wholes. 814O-sshares in
proportion.
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GENTLEMBN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
NOR Spring and summer, my stock of
II tho above is now full and complete in every
department My facilities for doing business are CT
the best character. The public are invited 70 oe,
and examine my stock, as am determined 70 ssh
cheap for cash or 10 my punctual customers
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store,
Penn. avenue, near Four-and-a-nan su'e@
ap S0-dh
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SCHEME.

SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
Class 81.
To be drawn in Baltimore city August q, 1856.
70 numbers--15 drawn ballots.
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CAuTIoN.--It is asserted that Lyons Magnetic
Powder" for the destruction OF reaches bed-bugs,
and other vermin is not poisonous. However that
may be, we know the fact that gentleman of this
city who recently used the article, applying it in
the usual way, was most unusually and painfully
affected thereby. Some of the mixture got into
his mouth, and although he rinsed and washed and
used every means to prevent unpleasant conse-
quences, he was seized with pains and soreness
from his mouth to his stomach, and was, not un-
reasonably, we think alarmed at the symptoms.
If not poison, they contain something prejudical
10 humanity as well as bugs, big and little.
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MISSION ExcURsIoN.-The friends of East Wash
ington Mission advertise an excursion to Aqua
Creek, tomorrow, at s o'clock, on board the
steamer Alice Price, from the foot of Seventh
street. All who desire to do good, which, by the
way, is the way to get good, should patronize this
effort See advertisement.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

pAyESFOSIb io"Gt
nsfhCTfULLY call The gttention ottaEmsrs, snip
pasIi, ~ P"s hsA''A-'' -
ay VIII al all times be resty TO store and shipe'
asseriphoh of produce and merchandise, 10 brs
seii on cotnIutssion, and trust. by prompt ana
NV auenIlon TO the interests OF all who may taVot
Pence. p"sS ~ 'i' "
ihe bushes. will be conducted and carried ort4
'lohs building recently erected by MIR. Fur,s, e
uas unsd rs the Bazaar, to which IL sttsehed eeuno
for steamboats, at all stages of the rive
Possesses advantages favorable tc the importer or
net the Least OF which 10 that no drayage WILL
IIo..y from the Warehouse 10 boats, OF rom
''a"tsthe Warehouse. May 6. 1855
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOHN J0RDAN's

low CLOTHING STORE.
4 LARGE and varied assortment oflMeh,s and
ABOys, Ready made ClOthiag, enbrse-
ing ali the dierentan spprovsdsyies, sad made bs
good SorkmeH out ofths best material.
Fine, u,sdium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Petershsm aud Flushing, BaLguPs, Sack and
Paletot Overcoats, Cloth. Dress and Froek Coats oi
various coiors and qualities Cioth Cashmere, sai-
net Vely Of and Tweed Psntaioons. Silk Satin, Va
8 Velvet Plush, Cioth, Csssimers,
Satinst, Dou bls ana Single bfeasted Vests Monkey
jack cts Drawers Uniershifts, hosiery, Suspendefs
GIoyssCravats, ndksrcheis Shirt c oliars STOCK
Fies Sesfis, hester and Scots sppfeS ed Pate a
seam Shirts, umbTeis sand. isriicie sususl
" kept In gentle furnishing stores. Including
Robes de Chsmbre and Revere Nsstsand 0vsfeoais
Also. splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Casst
and Vestags ali OF which will be made up 10
ordarintha bsstmanner. with prempfness, staseom
modsting prices, Gnd ~ competent workm-n. This
sstsbishIasnt isin the moahl. receipt eiths istss
Fashions 50 storiersIatfustedt to them may be re-
lie upsn being In the istestsyie BY those who de
sirsit. All manner OF plain work land work ola gen
eel ma atfu N promptly atteadedto as heretofore.
HATS OF new style together with all of.ha CON
~ on Kinds con instantly on hand.
Gratefulfofp pstfonage. III ubsertbsFsonaisl
~ hopes TO me ril ae ontinusnee oithe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
siiora nj lothier, % Frontstreet, sFpo
sitethe Steam Mills.
Davenport, July cd, 55.w&d-ts.
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HIGHLY JMPOKTANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS
The Best MIL now In Use Is ciawson's
Power and Hand Corn Mills.

,VHts MILL, RECENTLY INVENTED BY JoNA.
/. ean.tsaciea up"n sa ea,;r@iy' new prinspie ea,
Ding The grain with knives, which requires nut one
tenth of the poseroi Barr ssone. The hand Mill
weighs less than hundred pounds. and Is capable
taso tas hsis " Ehsat per h9aT,
which child can work With ease. The Power Miii,
with one horsepower, wili grind isa sasAsts per
ksug which would be extremely easy work Tor one
hors this Size weighs about two hundred aud Hity
pouEds This MIL will grind grain, seeds and spieos
of every description, SD does not require regular
speed as Burr Mill. For eheapnes durability and
simplicity of operation, these mills stand ucrisaled
and fact there s no other mill ever invented that
would grind by hand more than Q larss size eonee-
mill. They be set line eoarse. and Tor xrind-
feed" they have no equal In using knives, all
the hask of the or grain OF any kind comes OF,
lea ling the pure meal. To those who may Wish q
Mill that will last foT years without repair, invite
call, nnd they will readily perceive the advantage.
over any other aill Ia the market liberal diseoehl
made 10 win oissaie purchasers,
MOSES s. LITTER, Agents for the West once
at Burrows PrettymaA's, where one oI the above
mills ecu bs seen in operstion St lS
Dec4, '55-dwu.
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Houses and lots For Sal


Empire Boot and Shoe Store.
BRADY, Third Door Below Third Street.
THE Undersigned having rn rcha ssds snd made cd
dliiohsi 10 lac sioek formerly owned b,
Msfsrs. Potter Phillips,
SOu u tb> iea ai Former rstFcns that rm il wsGt
ofarele- IN taeir line 10 iay or them wi.k cali.
Mr.. Hltterfeld
Remains with them and will give his friends I'd ~
ss heretofore. MOORE 4 BROWN, i
\. r.. PRrtt"ular cite nton given 10 making Gsnts'
fIsRsh Calf ard Patent Leaths Boots. r.
Dec 7th dtf .lt M.AB,
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BROWN i McnONAYD

IIasiGg opened their Tailoring Establish m es.. on
J. Brady Street, bet "a Il Sd Street deors above
the Iowa Book Store, ana h. yng r. eeIvei large
and we'll assorted stock OF Cloths, Consisting efGss-
inxs satins, selyets, Sc. Il. feel ca nhdsht from
their experience In the business thEt hey Fso-
duce aIst class garment, and 81 as reasonable
price as an other Tailoring Esss bs hH eG, IN tbs
city, would invite the ntsbiisnis of ravsEpest anA
vicinity to give cali.
Cutting done and warranted To Gt Ii pfsprxty
made Up Ailordsrs " i'll receive pro mpt Atlentf6K
BROWN s Mel on AID
Semi 9ed lSs5 dtf
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT to OWNERS OF
HORsEg F

IoHS MCCONNELL. Veterinary Surgeon, flsaa
d Rochester, n. v, begs respectfully 10 Inform tbs
public ihai he has located in Dys Roft hero he cas-
Sc consulted At ali hours ana on all diseases thai tbs
hor rse is Gsjeettc After going through thorough
ysarse OF study fer the profession and bavi lg many
good practice on all kiras ot disease and ssA
produces as good tesiim origls any clhsr maa WaA
OF New York, feels happy TO say that he will Try 70
give general satisfaction to ali peIsons that employ
hsa. FfE
UBtt farther notiee be can be fslHd stPafkef
Spsanrss Stable, ON Second 81. gAt4y g -tA \
y. r. Guaranteed Recipes soidIo any person Il hA
tsa distance from afa rsief.
Davenport, Sept. ash lea5e ow-if p
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Professional Garos.


&c. vi-Eiia pooIia.
MsANN' attorney 81 Law
ALLEN s DvvLAN.
ss.I hslAIk AGENCY AND LAW oFfi'
30. Z oEE's zuILDiHa,
gayESFohT,
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great h0i gnt OF 0fstducos desikheu ioI SO
lions. Furnaces Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills,
Wells Cisterns, and for all purposes whore Pump
can be used. ss
These Pumps now In use on all the principal
Railroads Sc nth nAd West,
TPSILyER MEDAL awsrdedto these Pumps al
he late Paie OF ihe Ohio Mechanics institute !
rPFuli and perfect satisfaction guaranteed IN ali
case where prope put up, according 10 directions.
U POrdsrs thankfully received and promptly filed
nv MOSES q LITTLER, office at Burrows & Pretty
mans. Front Street, paTonpoft, Iowa.
Au. 18TH, i555w-d I'm
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a
PATENT
M DOUBLE A CT 10 \
SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMPS AND PUMPING
ENGINES.--The upderstgn-
ed would respectfully invite
the attention OF the public
generally 10 shese Pumps.
as the best Pump now In
nse;simplein thsir cons!ruc.
ton; compact, durable. and
not otiizbleto getoutoforderi
we'll adapted Tor forcing q
large body of water to 8
ia,fr.,zl 60 paExna4 Ste
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MARBLE WORKS.

NAHBLE WORKS.
sINHE undersignei would respectfully announce to
the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and to sli
those wishing to purchase MONUMENT Sto tine mem-
ory their deceased friends tst they be supplied
by calling his shop, on Main st., between Frat and
Second side, where he VIII be pleased to furnish
CUT STONE of every description asl as II can DC
bought in the Western country
italian and American Marb'efoy Monuments, HEAD
and FOOT STOSkS. Also superior articlo OF FkkE
STONE, &C., yety cheap. W. w. kENNEDf.
Davenport, June y. taS32S E G&A
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Cheap! Cheap II GhsapiiI
BOOTS AND SHOES.
4Ev Davenport and the public, lhst hs has ened
V6Lsaias and Gentlsmen's boot and shoe store ad-
toining Burrows Preityman's store, door above
The 10 lothing store whore he is prepared 10
ufseture oo.s and shoes Of all descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Callers, fancy and plsfn
KossEth Boots; Enaueleo Patent PAIis
Boots, Ties. bronze fsrids; ARK.
Jenny Linds; Jenny Ltu5s;
Buskins Polka noo!s
asfse sssortpent Of Ladies aud Miasas Child sn's
Shoes, too numerousto mention.
Also a large assortment tor Gents wsS:
Eastern nne French Boots; Congress
ttsiters, Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Aoroecos as
And al kinds Of hssyy 1atk, sIitabis ioI eoshtty
a. wei s!Sy CUSTOM; all who rant neat nt ana easy
boot o1id 10 we'll TO caiiat the Davenport boofsnd
Shoe store Call ana ses. Juno 9, ,1s53-34tf
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
a 4 The New York Harness storeisto befound alarge
"A assortment of Horse Blankets ready. made ana
strappe from rs to ol0, 90 per Blanket Also
arge lot OF strsngiss from 3oc to si,so.
4 mostax xcellsat assortment ofssddlesfrom a5,0U
TO S25,O0.
brides Of all prices In shorta fuiland complete lot
Of cry thing IN the line. @ AH
Whips! Whips!
The largest and cheapest lot of Buggy aud Team
Whips ever before offered here
The subscriber designs heretofore to furnish the
articles In histrade to be found in this she
country.
Give him a call; second ST, d0srsfrom Brady.
C. W. BARNES.
Davenport, oet3l. 1854 d-tf
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no NV former SCHOLARS and PATRONS

ITO my former SCHOLARS and PATRONS
Il Having been suddenly aud sone bat xpectedly
notice CLERK ship OF the Brookyn CITY
Court have resolved return to former occupation OF
SCHOOL TEACHER. Parents who feel Opposed 20 in
trust care receive thorough Educ iton IN
all branches qualify them 70 become good practical
business men, and be subject to such discipline IS tsye
maintained during successful experience Of forty yes
Teacher will please their address With JOSEPH
HICKMAN Auction GER at the Central Salesoom corner OF
Wnoubby AID Pearl ss Brooklyn Any assistance which
my old scholars and former patrons may disposed TO sho
me by their fuence Ia recommending cho viii
DO gratefully Apr, ciated by ADRIAN HEGENAN.
b hope to obtain suitable room Ia popef location
few days when due notice of the Of tuition &c. will
be published.
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MIR. cations COMMERCIAL BOARDING

lVl Observation-Disclosures IN Woee ster, MssA, A. D.
5i-Yorns Men thoroughly Cited In Double Entity, Book
keeping Business Pemmanshp. Mercantile Arithmstic sn4
ether kindred saehs Each student w bs warranted Be
msde competent In from eight weeks 70 perform with per-
feet satsa ton himself employer the duties Of Count
s Room whatever Individual Instruction classes Tuition
s the Commercial Course Sls good pleasant homo in tbs
family Of the Proprietor, with Board IS per week Persons
suton assured OF its high standing BY sending for
copy OF his Annual Circulsr ana Csalosus. Address,
VIZ. Ii. EATON, Prineips. and Proprietor
Worcester Msss.
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MISS HAVENS will continue her BOARDING
IVA AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADtE5. at No. 81
bet between Uni, ersitJ plhr. a-d 5ihav y. The all
= sol will con TUESDAY sept is Applicsi,ns
e the scmsson OF Pup, may be maze to her personally
b, letter her fesdeDes, time preyout For the
otaser Of her School she 'efrs to the R.y DE- Potts tbs
Rev Dr. De Wilt nd Cyrus Curtis. esa Of New York and 70
tie Rev. Jas r. Wilson, d. D. ofNswsrk, N. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13

WRITING ACADEMY-REMOVAL.
w PAINE bss REMOVED his WRITING &C ADRMIES
to the elegant Building Nos 81 Bowey Newfork sGd s5
Fultonst /, prepared TO receive Pupils for TING
&c. BOOKKEEPING very moderate prices Ladies Day
and f. eng Writing Classes 80 for II lessons ell found Com
mutation By the month or quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. 7. DERkiCk-
SON & Co., No. 30 Bsekmsn-f., offer Tor sIs - AS ~
est terms:
Writing Papsrs Ergiish French and Amercsa
Eews Pspef eli sixes weights and qus,.tieA
Book Psper ell sizes, weisbts AID qualities
Tssua Paper fancy eolors and wbits OF the be:t ese
Hsosms Paper wslts aud coiored. diGsscnt videhs-
Nstfe,sY p oer thu 81 Of tho best quality.
Cloth Psper s6x<e and <ozp
Fpesh Hardware Paper large ssscnnsnt ass ssssee
shcsfhjus PEPPER Of the bsst Ssality.
Wupc;ne Paper Straw, Rag sna Manila
- Paoer Of taerost sSes .. r#rr
- ssc6ns rspsf. szitsbs Coz rpSCs. Ia rv.a 80 ID,
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New- T)ork Citp Dusiness Dirertorg.

THE FOLLOWING LIST consists OF proua'
j nent Houses IN each line Of Business
Rsr,ss Wool Embroidery Sflks, Frteaes, Ginyss
Buttons, Lsdies Dress Trimming Gold sn0 '"'''
KoHIsAXT BROS, importers aid Josoes) No " Jsan'st
Advertising Agents.
g. NJ PETTENGfLL &Co................'ne iis "a'''-
French Window and Picture Glass;
H. POiLLUN Co. tlnporters and Dtaiers 90 mu"sJ"'
G,rate and Fender Makers. -, ~.
WIN n JACKSON formerly w n 'scs'Vn S''-'
SOL Brosdwsy, door sbove lssh-st-
Hardware, Gallery, Edge Tcois Aee'p
FHOS DOUGLASS (Asnufacturer and sesefl' PC 81
Importers and Dealers In Foreign and DemcssS
Hardware. ,s,v-<
CHAS s. LITTLE Co.....'.'.'.No ID s1' ~ e~"'~
Iron Metals &C.
BUNTING BEAN (Brokers). " "sn"
Boat and Oar BnzHar.
4ton 900 30 $40 Boats always or hand liberal disec1ne q
lowed e .hoss who bay 70 sell sgsn-lNGERsoLL
SON No. 80 soufb-st
d. QUIMBY SON shces i52 L. Ntast and iis Nssssa&
Lith0grapher. .
GEO HAYwARD.................. I'D wstss~
Soap Manufacturers.
FAY BROTHkRS...............N os " ana " mon'o~ -
Ship Bread and Crackers.
kRAgTUs TITUS Communicable 6J Wasn,nxton =
JOHN 7. WILSON formerly Taylor Wlsos) u Fut'n~
Window and Plate GLASS French and Engiise.l
=. HOPKINS BROTHERS. umporters) No. 81 oa'c-'s~
..Any additions to tbs above LIT should b brought u
oaes Of SIN PETfESGiLL Co. No ils Ns1.ss%
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r PALMER's ADVERTISING AGENCY.


AN MOHEG GAN HOUSE
as. .h,v. "a. w. PAlsMER, Proprietor.
located tSou four Of the Village
.. county, Newly has boon througty
sss a. On G and will he for the recs
sS 49, s ,,A Of Apgl, lust Ii .t-
a. m. ssts Rses ~ Tna Of the scenery
sSvss Dsr Bi.si CO fhoHss JoAss, No. "a Broadway
CONvEYANcEs WILL RUN n.,tx
Between the Hudson River RsIIosi DSpo, H =,
OK THE ARRIVAL OF EACH TRAIN AND so,r
ATOUR ETTE III III q
IL BERoBN POINT Il
VIA epsn June Parties wtshins be sesomms,.,..
EStsrs,og. u and 10 M and and " ?. IN y "
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<,oIyTpy IJrr 60, CHILDREN The ad

COUNTRY LIFE for CHILDREN .w .ha. 70 a 70.
xrrisor Reaching in vileso in tho eounuy ~ n years Of
H. family ,iree o. four children from 70 ~ "sto
gee be S9dS, Zoe S'9 aaSio". rl Be- paid
iu epo NV "a physa dsvoicPmsui I .s 20. orse
.,s we" !, ouIries may DO addressed Box no '''
Hartford ca. =, ~>Sr,,I
:, cFORGE SUMMER HOTEL
~ ,rSn STATES eoutaipirs some go Boon, With With
10 .sI Of Lard sdns fo sAs .. 70 be- Furnished :,
tenant h pemises might be available for water Cur
ne .s Ssb,r Inquire Of DcfEhos MANU- NO q
Paik.place.
C,Ii,1NFR BOARD at OYSTER BAY, L. l.
Oy;,,as .nd o,here an be furnished with good HOARD
= ,hoTe beautiful village situated on Long isadd Sonnd
ps Som N,w.York and easy Of aocess by s"anbos. o.
"s m. house is large with commodous gounds and
an,;Sly located with saltwater bathing convenient For
r.,,iruers apply DIR. WELLINGTON, No 80 East ldht
" adJress w III A., Box No 3679 PostOice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13
@baures for Business Men.

A BARGAIN.-FOUNDERY and MACHINE
IA SHOP with Engine Tools etc.-the property formerly
k,ovn a. the 0ufod Manufacturing Company situated
a. I6sd Conn so miles from York, accessible by Sound
ana railroads. offered for sale. The property Originally
Twenty Thousand Dollars will DO sold Tor Eight
Thousand n application IL made inme distely to - -.
SAMUEL N. JOHNSON, Guilford.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Of 60
~ acres the bsuks e the Hudson. with unsurpassed
scenery; several Cottages and Silica the property all Of
which very deebe Pice 5000 Apply the pre- mi.
at Milton. to ALBERT FOwLEL, esq or t.
GEORGE HUSSEY No 80 Broadway. Room No ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13

g FINE FARMS in Bergen Co.. n. j., for SALE
- cheap and easy tefms-z5 miles from New York 81
jes from Sunerns Station which all the stop Eria
Rarosd) miles from Ramssy Depot The Farms
dive ed meadow pow and pasture land Bans Ssb.
CsssebOu,es Grssres, &c aid Esrmhosss
on one and Cottage the Other The Kamapo Rvsr
runs through both affords fine fishing The scenery In The
neyhbcrhood othe besutfu description need ony
TO be seen to be appreciated p G. BULKLEY
No. 49 Wae. basement Insurance Buildnga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

A FEW desirable ROOMS. with full or partial
N BOARD can now be had In the nodsrnbu brown stone
Houses 100 and lo4 East hs opposite the Academy Of
Music
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13
Real EetaIc for Sale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE or BOARDING.
~ HOUSE for SALE orto LET, situated IN the village Of
Oyster Bay Lot Island 70 miles from Eewyork and Of
by s'esmboa, railroad The houss Is large and well
arranged ard ready furnished The grounds cosan nne
with suitable GU, Buildings &e TIE location c,ut and
healthy For perticuar. apply TO Dr. WELLINGTON No.
address W. II. A.. Boz 1913. Post.Ofbc
CIIAKCE for GREAT BARGAIN.-CIiES-
~ kUT-HILL FARM and MILK ROUN0-As am about
leave the State will sell Farm consisting Of 60 acres
q Of which bEh state Of cultivation aud ~ h-ndsome
woodlondwe faced and w.ered House Bern Coz house,
Carriage hone, Corncib. Wooi house &C.. Shop, Poultry
yard ard plenty Of Fruit of all kpd, Two miles from Plain.
field Depot Essex County H. j. For full particulars inquire
OF ELIJAH CHAMBEkLIN. Bulls Head. Robinson.st. or
JOHN PYATT, No sol Washr goL st.. New York STE
FuEN VAIL OF O. w. DEWY, Painfsld Depot Come on.
gettlemen, determined to sell It, that sell corn
far ~ per bushel. JOHN RANDOLPH,
Real fsste Agent, No. ZIG Market at, or PETER MEAD.
Newark, N J.
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- LET on the Fast River at WHIrESrO L. L. only
two iDutss walk the Steamboat
srac;ous Mar sion and Ouhudrss tine Garden aud Lswu
with from two of Land may be desired The
situation 10 high commands good view Of River and SQUAD
and sy Re reached in 90 so minutes from Wa BY
boat direct or BY Finishing Railroad, eisht times dag
Al,o for sale, a FEW CHOICE VILLA SITES, adjoining
n above and fronting the wateIa opportunity Apply
10 CHARLES D. WILLIAMS 81 No. l Fulton-st. or t. D.
q WILLIAMS. at FiushinR. L l.
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