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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

CHEAP FOR CASH.-In order to sell FUR
" NlTURE as low As it can be bought in the North
lent and pledge myself to sell from Is to 20 per cent.
lower than It has ever been sold in this place before
Nv stock of Furniture this time is very large, both
of home and northern manufacture. will receive to-
day about 25 dozen Chairs, cane and woodseat
best quality cane Rockers, and Childrens Chairs.
shah receive regularly from Boston and New York,
Furniture of every description which will be sold at
small advance on cost. ny A Gull is all ask.
Staunt0n, Jan. 5. 1855. A. ID. CHANDLER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

XTOIJNG AMERICA. ATTENTION !.-E
II NJ CUSHING Il co. have q little Of everything
10 suit the taste in the way OF nice goods for Christmas
Call soon.
Stanton Dec To- 1885.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

VIM. A. STERRETT, MER CHANT TAI
wv IOR. invites attention to his assortment Of Fall
Goods which he has now on hand.
S,auutor Oct II. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

~ have the exclusive right to sell the Rake in
Aagasta. Rocsiaghaas. Page, Steacaioa&, Barren,
Clarke, Frederick, BrSeley, Jefersoa, LoadouH and
FanQuisr C1aAties. lfFarmerS send their orders to
me at once will deliver the Rake any Of the
ty towns or other prominent places in their respective
counties The Rake is gotten up in superior manner
10 any heretofore manufactured The price in oil in
stances is $1,000. A discount is made when they are
purchased here on the spot.
AUGUSTINE j. SMITH.
Winchester Va April . 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

From Msssrs T. s. Baker, John Purcell, Geo. T.
Glaze and Casper ". Rinker.
Having used the Spring-rooth Rake for three years
past the undersigned feel ut liberty to recommend il to
their brother farmers. After gathering the wheat crop
with the usual with the mandrake we have in all
cases gathered from to ~ bushels per acre with the
horse-rake 1t is simple in construction, and not liable
TO get out of order. An active hand can rake from IL
to 20 acres q day.
f. 5. BAKER, GEO. +. GLAZE,
JOHN PURCELL, CASPER W. RINKER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

From Isaac +. Hite, Esq,
have used the Spring Tooth Horse Rake TO my en-
tire satisfaction II is light, strong and durable and
performs its work in perfect manner. consider II
An implement farm, snd cannot re-
comraend il too higklyto my brother farmers. am
confden that saved last year by Its use between sew
enty-veand one hundred bushels of wheat which with
out il would have been lost. ISAAC +. HITE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

DUY AT HOME.-we are receiving and open
ID ing nice lot Of CONNECTIONS Fruits, Nuts, &C.,
suitable for the season, embracing everything usually
kept in regular Confectionery Store, together with
Christmas Presents which determined to sell as
low as they can be had in the market for cash All we
ask is an examination Of Stock, and if you do not
say we are theindvidusls with whom you can leave
your dimes 10 the best advantage, why willing
20 give it up L. NJ. GUSHING ".
>t.unto, Doc 10 Is55
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

From the Frederick County agricultural Clue.
The undersigned, members of the Frederick County
Agricultural Club take great pleasure in recommend
ng the Spring. 7oo Horse Rake to their brother far
niers We think that every farmer ought TO use i We
have been using for several years and our conclusion
i. that we would not be without it at any cost.
FREDERICK SCHULTZ, JAMES Il BURMESE
JOHN i. NAGILL HENRY W. BAAEK,
wN. A. CARTER r. J. CLANS,
GEO. W. WARD, JAS W. MASON, &c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

II pHY.-The subscriber would respectfully call the
attention of the Ladies and gentlemen Of Saunton and
vicinity, to his and beautiful Style of Pictures far
superior to Dagauerreoype Crystaotype or Talboype
They are termed AMBR0TYPES. These pictures ore
conceded to be the most beautiful and truthful
produced by the Photographic art. The exceeding
neness, depth ofght and shade, and richness of tone
Is wonderful They do not reverse the subject, but
represent everything in its true position. They are
without the glare Of Daguerreotype, and hence, may
be seen in ady view.
ssy" They muet be seen to be appreciated. >I
Staunton, Dec. 25, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

From MeaAs SgIer & R4,ler, LIZ. Jackson, Slea-
aRdodh C5aRty.
II affords us pleasure TO state that the Spring Tooth
Rake we purchased OF YOU las; harvest gave entire
satisfaction IL is decidedly the best implement for
king wheat stubble we have used being light and
saving every thing on the ground. -
WILLIAM SIGLER,
A. Il. RUDER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

nATENT Observation-Disclosures Elixir OF O.
/ plum, Husbands Magnesia, Henrys Magnesa,
Payne Expectorant, Ayers Cherry Pectora Stablers
Expcctorant, Bakers Btters, Hooaand's German Bit.
tiers, Restorative Wine Btters, Stough,ons Bitiers
Carers Spanish Mixture, Wisars Balsam Wild Cher.
ry, Concentrated Fluid Extract Buchu Norwood's
Tncture Veraum Verde just received and for sale by
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1855. JAS. q. LAIRD.
NOTICE.-lhe hereby notify all persons indebted %
IL the concerns Of G. T. Cochran l. Co., and G. T.
Cochran, by bond or otherwise, come forward and
make payment. All who may have claims against e.
ther concerns will present them to Inc for settlement
An early adjustment of accounts, either in favor or
against the concerns, is most earnestly desired.
WIN. G. STERRETT
Trustee Of c. T. (oehrdH
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14

OUR CUSTOM ERS are reminded that our books
Y and accounts are now ready for settlement; Ill
those interested will confer favor BY paying up OF
closing their accounts to first of Janus-y.
]. BR4EAEBURG i co.
S4.,,4on Eeh q 1915
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
NOR sALE-A valuable FARM, containing AZ

LVK NNLI-A EaIUdDIt ATt7H' UUIIIaIIIIUB II
i acres oil in high OF cultivation, with fine improve
mens dwelling ghouse good well of water bsus, car
walks tagged in and about the courtyard
Ieuv Of shTubbery and all kinds Ct fruit There also
neyersnr Of pure water running through the entire
9Th Of the fsr; situated in the City OF Elizabeth late
EzabshtowD1 New jersey, oneand-ahalf mile from he
Railroad Depo which the 20 and from New ork
every hour Terms made easy. Apply TO JENKINS
PORTER Centre-s. OF Canal al the sash and door
uanuisctoTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
7 B. TAYLOR, REAL ESTATE, LAND

Il. TAYLOR, REAL ESlAIE, LAND
~ AGENT and GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
PeOr,s III nOis.
Buyna Selling Renting and Leasing Lands Lots .ud Houses
Loans Taxes paid Titles examined Land Warrants
located general Aeencie, attended 10 PROMPTLY.
Refer TO T. Ilotchkss Co., Bsnkers Peors I'll. Jewell,
Harrison & Co. and Amos Billings ESQ., New lork; Gobs,
Griffin Co.. Chicago; T. {. Rockhii Co., PhlsdelP1s;
Nou Phul. Waters s Co.. St Louis.
$4,000 worth Of LANDS improved and unirroyet also
LOTS BUILDINGS in the city the bluffs through
out The state Engine Boilers, other property for sale,
rent and trade from TO ten years cedwith
small payment in cash.
Buyers aud Sellers, Traders and Renters this is the Office
Wanted and for hire, Men, Women BOYS and Girls
ou,e sri Lot. for ease Deeds s1i Lea-s msds
out. Charges very moderate. Apply to
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
ANTHONY J BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
|REE\WICIl-ST PROPERTY at AUC-

EREENWiCH-ST. fkOPEKIi A AUC
VI TION-ANTHONY j. BLEECKER Co. will sell at
Aucttu on THURSDAY Feb a. 1885. at IL o'ciook at the
Merchants Exchange, the Property known as No us ores
uch-st side, al feet, inches sonh OF ShamoersS
I rrorerty being and in fall view OF neeEf&
Nhh ov nS the Improvements now making snd 10 son
tt Istn is becoInns most pxomnent aud valuable taot
orsLfsre kns this Of the best aud most dessbe nss'
ICES locaiious the west side OF tie IOWA Term. easy
For rther particulars inquire at the ONCE OF tAe
No. : Brosi-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

HEsRY H. LEEDS Co.. Auconeers-Ofce. No 10 eNssantt
MORTGAGE SALE.-Large Sale Of Costly
NI FURNITURE at the Irving House In Broadway ee
tie above hote--HENRY II. LEEDS CO, will sei. By
auction MONDAY, February .25, TUESDAY, 18th, and
WEDNESDAY Zth the above place the entire Furniture
of ad hotel Of which has recently been put in ne order
general auction head 10 The Courier and Enquirer Commercial
Post and Express. Sale without
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
TUSIs NoRk,LL, Auctonecr.
U>REE SALE of FI'RNITIRE, &c., THIS

EREE SALE OF FIkNIItht., &C, Iuto
MORNING az III Cclcek AZ No 81 Nassau 81, oJ elI-
Iore-pc ers well Housekeepers will send a. an cae
Tro,tuty seldom Storaee free OF any exocAse tx
one mos III AID toxins AID shipping at moderate charge hs
sk COZ ss Of e seral variety Of Rosewood Mhossny -
oler Furniture Of an excellent auay Gsn pure hIf MAt
Sses sars box Of Tea Jewelry ac eiessnt Sed Snaa
also white Muslin and GentemeIs Bosoms; by oraer o. Gee
losue teed represented Sales u dwellings oo'oe
on Il fsvorsde ttrAs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
RUsskLL w. wEsrcoTr, Aactioneer
ARGF SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

7 ARGE SALE Of ELEGANT bOUSEhUi.D
Il FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE. RICH
CARPFTS ROSEWOOD SUITES, Sc-R. w. WEST
COTT Will sell THIS DAY twedne:dsy at 10y o'clock me
eue Household Furniture contained la the ourTory hoase
No u shay near I4tht-(tbe whole will be sid Withhold
reserve be removed immediately from the emsesl
consisting rosewood 7ocsse fisnotorte stool sn4
Cover spendc rosewood Paror Suites nine pieces esch
Win p covers rosewood rabletop Center and Pier Tables;
two Esgeres with mirror fronts Two enen
rste Pier Mirrors with sab ard rosewood
aud Arm Chas Oil Paintings elegant Mantle Vases fcn Gar
pets Bcokase kc with large variety OF ro.ewocd mfnose
Nv az Chamber Furuure 20 fine HAIR sa'tresses
Beds &C. with hs Dining Room end Chamber Furniture s
gan Fx,eusiou Table rich China, Cut Glassware SlysrwGe.
&c No postponement account Catalogues at houe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
HEysY n. LErps. Auctioneer

HENRY b. LEEDs, Auctioneer -
HENRY Il. LEEDS & Co. viii SELL by
Il auction on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and rhuhs-
Nc is Nassau-st-Large Collection Of FANCY GOoDS-
ssuor j. B. PANDOLFNPS first large sale OF hs sessos
Ass'. Bard eio yellow Of Sienna Etuscan Meoie Roman
and eho Nases Asbaer Satusry Yer ie Antique Figures
viz, TIE Grnces Dsseins Girls Hebe Baechus, Venus, &C.
Gothic al Gecsn Vases for Parors psntePeces halls .st
and Hercnlsneu Vases The collection hss just ees
nIorted from Italy expressly for this market A~ sssse
s.rtunt Of very rich Bron by the PsrsAa AIs
tic Rrop1e Compsny who obtained five gold medals 6ser
Europe ana America consisting OF brs<isn UT
on Clocks by Stauets and Groups large aud small size;
and light Csndesbrss, Ash Receivers, &C Aso China
Va ard bsque Groups AM figures.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
6onses ano farms il1anieo.

A FARM WANTED-The subscribers desrOus
"A 10 exeisnso Dwelling Homes IN the Village OF
MoLati Weschestor County, New York for good Farm
wi hin OF this city Would not obi Ct to pay part
money III ibe Farm desirable location an OF product
soil Arr COMM nioaon addressed TO ~ Me0kAW No i15
broadway, will be PrOmV,iy attended to-
CTFAM-pOWER WANTEU.-The advertiser
oof about SOx6o feet with about 81 horse power
Address Box No GcJ, PostOfee
VEIANTED-The UPPER PART of HOUSE
w In or near Seventh Tenth Ward in good neishbo
hood Address CORNWE Tribune Obce.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
neai Gstate for 6ale.


A HANDSOME RESIDENCE for SALE.-The
IN Subscriber anxious to dispose Of his property in Frank
In sy Brooklyn The House twostory cottage very
roouy containing all the modern Improvements. aud a.
ground 80 feet by 100 deep handsomely laid out with
walks howerbeds vines &c. II presents the combined atrac
tons Of country and city residence - within sboni
twenty de by city railroad Of tho alton fery FoI
particulars and inquire VI KNOX, the Halter corner o
Fulton-st and Broadway.
4 FARM one mile from Astoria, L.. j., for
IA SALE on Flushing Bowery Turnpike, containing
~ sces Of tilabc Lend and Of Se Meadow Apply
to JOSIAH NJ WHITNEY, Astoria, L. l.
CHOICE HOUSES, with extra LOTS, on Gin
~ tou.aV. Gates Oxford and other seets-A frtclass
Brown Stone House Oh Monroe place Brooklyn Hgts srd
HonsCs and Lots In section Of Brooklyn OF oil tuds and
MILES BETS No G7 Wsll-st
DARN LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
4 CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY is now prepared TO
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
L A r. NJ + n G I. A ~ ID s.,
Is TRACTS or FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD,
On
LONG CREDITS
All
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
Huusce 10 Let.

A FIRsT-CLASS HOUSE TO LET, will al
IA lie modern improvements, ia 2sy, No 800 between
gth aid 9hs,s inquire No l6 Cedar-st The house can
t..s,' - 80 ,o,a 10 tiu ? eicloek BACHRACH6 PRASLOW.
DOARDlNG-HOtlSE near Brooklyn Hieh's to
I'D LE1-loca ion very pleasant and dfs abe WIN - no9us
besde Parlcr Dining room Ac several oi when as ss raj
lore ccumuiicaie with Be- Terms Noabie 70 gooa
pnsi.NnCe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

EOR SALE-A nice COTTAGE HOUSE and
1T LOT with Croou Water GraIe-yie ShTu5bery, &C. &;
Price 27o Mortgage $1,000. Inquire al No. 2oi West
35thst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
Albert II. EIcoLAY AuchooeeL
AD and 9th-ays. Goth. ODD. s5th and Seth sts.

sd and 9th-ays., Goth, 63d, s5th and 86th-sts.
- ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell without 10 tbs
highest BIDDER WEDNESDAY March s. at 70 o'clock st
the Merchants the large and valuable Lot on the north
esr corner and s5hs 10 feet inches front and
deep The sale will be made without
of former purchaser that has not complied with the
terms Of sale remain bond and mortgage for
years from ATr 1855 Also lot each s5thst and S6ths
running through from street TO street. between fh and 5havA
Brick Houses the south side OF West 10Th
ST. Also Lot the eouth and west corner OF sthay and
63dst Aso. two Lots SD st., adjoining the above
Terms al liberal and title indsputabe. For maps ana
full psTticlars apply TO
ALBERT u. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, No. 4 tBrosd-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
r. L. DELIssER, Auctionoor.
TIT nETISSER a. Co

IFAyITT- DFLISSER IL CO., No. 377
I'D and 5se Broadway. of WhtestSAes OF sooks
ar, held regrlsry every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAr
ffRDAY Nv .NlNGS commencing at 81 0elock Ssies -
Faucv Goods ard Stationery PAntnss Brgnse Mares Ccaa
&c are held THURSDAY sud SATURDAY AFThkSooNS
ecrg al So O'Clock. Catalogues ready and goods otsa
far exsrpr ion the day previous 20 sale
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

EOR SALE-Ihe frst-class, our-stOry stone
4 front HOUSE No. lfj Lexington "ith 81 the improve
u.erts. Tens casy Aplly on tbe premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

BY JosgpB HEcEaAS, Auctionser.
THURSDAY, Feb. %, at III o'clock, g. M, st
Il No z5l Fuon-si., Brooklyn the STOCK Of FRINGE
ORE comprising Show Case Counter Shelving Stove. VI
Cloth. Cns Flxtares, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
D. $. HoUGH, Aucfoueer
NHACNJFICFNT HOUSEHOLD Flu RNI-

ID. =.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FU RNl-
lNI TURF-TO-MORROW Thursday MORNING. all the
elegant and costly the vestory white aso
Nc ~ Waren-s' Collegepsce. opposite Hudson kver
Railroad depot lOt O'Clock. Sale is psremptory fhe
rp,ure almost new the best make aud fully wauanod
and tie and embellishments Of the most tasteful
descrrtion The sale will commence In the
PARLORs which contain elegant marble top center Tables
of deren, revolving front rosewood Secretary
and Bookcase fine costly rosewood octave, double acuon
Paore heavily carved two comple'e sets Of sohd
Fun itue In fine quality OF French oroca
ee invalid Chairs aud do Paris recep
ton hairs martetop rosewood French Eagere hney mn
shed rosewood work Tables nlad with pesr fixtures Yoryi
Also number Of QuArettes snds Shelves, 6c In rose
wood large size French plate oval Mirrors In elsgsn rsmss
brocsee and fne lace Curtens among the on Psnt
bss are The Highands" by Webber; Views ON ths Sue
aueLsnna BY Brese Retreat Of the Austrans" by Vernc
others also fruit pieces and hunting scenes ormotu
bfor and msrbe Clocks days also great variety
selected by the refined embracing
OF Seyres porcelain marble Busts Of Clay and Webster and
others bsque Figures and articles OF very rich Turkey
Cerret; sso Brussels, ingram, NC; stair do Rugs, &c
DlNlNGROOM-Fourteen teet mahogany extensos Taste.
nnahog dining ard Tables French decorated China DIN
also hne English and French cut GLASS Wsre
Knives and Forks Crockery, Bells, Csstor Spoons
Liquor Cares Wines Decantsr ruby do urus and Silver
Services Spcors Forks Trays &C.; Goble's Linen Nspkina
BEDkO0MS.-TapestTy Carpeng, costly rosewood aud ms
hogaDy Bedesd also dressing Bureaus and ashstands ae
Armor elegant article plate glass front Mirrors
pure curedhsr Mattresses mahogany Sofas mahogany Chairs
Rockers canesest do, danask Quilts Counerpanes, rotof
Se,s, sc. Sale Is positive, rain or shine
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
Sales bs Auciiow.
IN MeswIs sucuoaeer
DY BANGS, BROTHER, e. Co.-fraaeS Ssis

al. NJ MfEWfN. Aucuo0ter
pY BANGS, BROTHER, e. Co.-fraaeSsis
40 ROOM Ne. IS SPsrk-Fov.
TUESDAY, March IL, iessi
TuF MKT REOULAR TRADL-SALk of boo8A
yTfBFOTY Pc PLATES, STATIONERY, &c, sii be eszs-
The shove date Te i1voices thus fr recctssd ses
10 attractive csssosae waea viii b. Issued az esry ts
Ccssau retfaiiy socod Isrtscuiss Of ws-A
snori - -srnisl~d FOR ths ostsiogus ium~dieiely.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY AffEfS
MOONS
March and g commencing At O'Clock.
XCFTDINGLY VALUABLE LAW LfBRARY-Belsg
the eue Trva'e collection of 'ns late H. DODGE. eaq de-
rsesed eofnrr.rs corpiete OF Common Law ssa Chsa
eery Rercs United States and State Laws Dgoss Commes
tsres lndce Tresnses English Reports. and great vsney
ofchosre and rare English Law publications. forming ef II
,eest .rd nest desirable Law libraries hss hss tcca
oaered embracing many vaneoe books mat w01s nov -
eif eult 10 ohtafr. Catalogees are now reedy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE

favorable opportunity parties dcsirous 10 u..ie iOgs
and build TO secure yer! esoe location
Tor yllsge for investment 40 acres OF LAND VIII
lnTrs frontage Oh the Hus River, GO yards above t. Rail
oad ~tson ~ Dofs Ferry, Weschester County. On tGe
premises yHnsbe Marble quAries Wharf, Ml, W aief
.v.r Orrbaros Dvgellirss and ouibuildngs portion
beautifully s IL extensive walk ani bzy impro' Ell
with many choice varieties Frt aud Forest TN hlge ring
hruhs &c There also moieru-tuit Gothic Cottage
sinng - with Barn Carriage ana Ice house Winery
&C. attached The lands embrace o the beautiful
views on the Hudson and may b. dd INTO pacel OF usual
dimensions with great advantage The maps may be aid
-tker particulars obtained ha Agency for Wcstchos.e!
PIorerty Room Nc. IL BToadwa sank Building. y Y.
NJ X. COUZENS 6 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
NOE SAIF-A splendid FARM in Illinois, con-

tanning 80 acres 20 IN cultivation The balance IN meadow
rna woodland with splendid orchard Of apE!e trees the est
in county This FS-m in Fsyette County, i've miles
fICrn NeuCAA tle LIMOS
RaiTOad and the teshiess part Of n state To family who
wish Tie garden OF Aues, tis is Eco1 chance.
free $ls cash IDqGire oi : D. HALL Co, VA
lis Ccanlbers-sI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

II Derry in SSist the Hudson River Railroad Depo
dtng business with good Paving IL he's oil
the fixtures necessary making esnrs Of three turs weight
II sold before the s May the whole may b. had chea2
and on very satisfactory Possession q any tl, tc
further particulars euc the premises, o. te ownsr
:. 4. DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

LVR NAIE-FOu 4'hIOTy DIUWH-NIUHV-r IVIV
HOUSES situated LiyiuEs' ipace, fronting on siuy
bofwceu Gh and l7hsis The Houses are -
indie by s. feet; Lots 10 feet deepi contain all modern
inn royenelis. -
18th and l6h-t., commencing a. me
corner I5f The Houses about II feet inc hes ny
20 feet dcep cccuIied hass tenement honses
with Stores Lots so feet deep.
For terms sry No $50 lotht one door east Of SiaV
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

~ WASHINGTON, on the Hudson River, 10 miles hon tge
CITY within minutes walk of the bu cn tiNer si
ro nert House arse Of first class just built with ali
s dorn Improvements and supplied with water Throughout
enee well shAded with aud commanding Of the best
Of the river From two to six acres OF Land w ee let
with the House Large Carriage House and Stable with Jour
stalls Rent 5o0. MARTIN & SMITHS, No So "ahst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

Il Uh E-NTaTa-I1I Il PItdsaUV Ut
IL about miles from New No.k. neat az comfortable
HOUSE ard STORE IN good order with good Garden icse
ther with weecod small Of Groceries, snc te good
all Of loug.s,ahlhed Grocery business doing 'dir
trade that might be easily increased The proprsor IL COM
relied en9sh il by he advanced Price without tho
eoo- coo Part Of which nav remain Aly
T. GEO. +. SPENCER, No - MsidenlaDe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

n molious modern HOUSE with EIGHT LOTS JaInscs-
e., between Aooieny-t snd Crescent Price GOO; he
grsfer PART can remain mortgage Apply 20 ROE SMITH,
but the premises; or az No - Fne iFont
office sscord floor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
Board an0 Rooms.

DOARD in BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN
n. Acc OMMODATFD with PLEASANT k00MS-siage or
in sus-st No 10 SGnd-st, Jay Reference required
A MIDDLE-AGED Lady accustomed to teach
IA Eneish the rdnents OF French wishes to procure
KIsIDENCE IN FAM where she could feel a home
Safectsry references be given. Address A. b. c. Boa
No i7G Tribune flee personal interview can be had at
No 2bs Lvingsonst between Hanover place ana Ns'ns ST.
Brooklyn.
DOARD WANTED-FOr o Gentleman, Wife
I'D and Two Children large unfGrnhed Room preferred
Reference required and given Address j. H. at this Office
stating and location.
DOAkD WANTED.-F0r two maiden LA
ID DIES tInvads) with their Servant quiet private am'
y bouTdsrs and children preferred Location
aioye 4thst and between 2d-av and Broadway T6ey VIII
need two or three unfurished floor UnexeeP
onsle given and required Address b. l5' Post
Ofiee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

-Tn any Ierson wishing 10 commence housekeellnghs
moderate style chance offered Furniture IN
food order sDd will be- sod low; reasonabe House in
spod orer Gas Water Bcebees Rang Bathroom &c
for Iarculsrs inquire Of Mrs RUNYON, No S9 Souh-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
HOUSE for SALE-BERGEN HIGHTS-St.

uAfed about two miles the ferry Jersey CITY near
the plslrrosd Berren Point, with hne OF Nel Ork
ard the surrounding scenery 10 - stns,ed that ihe
view -. never BE- By other buildings Lot I2O
feet TIE jlst finishing s. feet square, with
wing; contains roors rse kitchen, with FIRE rance
fixtures bath rco shToOrl and other cOnvenences OI1
hrses pass III house The property would be sold sp
died or immediately. $780, $500 remain
sa.e Apy 10 tn Rev. JOHN GARRETSON. .sj7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
EOR SALE or toLET-TwO new COTTAGES

X Vh SAI-E or 20 LLI-IWo new IUI IAttt.>,
IL 81 bkLMONT gFordhsul one houT's nde rom The City
hal oy te hsrem hsrosa and unnutes vaA from tie
DEPOT az fordhe;nnos-y s tAs WAY plank wax Accomo
dai'oi: one cottage WITH nearly OF Land contains
large Cear good Wen and Cegn; Kitchen Ps-i0rs and
Chaneers, with simple Cioset nom sood stable Oue
ser Cottage VIII quarter OF acre OF Or1uad ilorr II
TequreGl good frrEees ard Wei Of Water: lnerf
Kitchen, Cellar and Cic-es; fTor, lbinsTool eud four
Chslrbcn Stable Il Sesircd VIII he st III not all hy Nsr,h
IL Terus of sale easy. This oars soo cbsscs 10 ss
desgcas # procuring good honnes sid pay by yeally r
half yearly insi4llents Apsy to JOSH C. KAYSER ns,r
the prense~ Nos. ls and ~ Ssssau st. orc No 5.
slso, to MIR HURLEY, reilrVat agent. At foy ham.
EOR SAIE-A yaluble BUILDING LOT, 25
fee BY st situate nortleTy side Of ioth beween
s1d HhEG For spT6y ct No so loshst sSsV