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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15
W. HOLIOwAY,O PIILs.-THEY NEygI

~ - HOBGOWAH'O PILLS.-THEY NEVER
49, PAII-Other Remedies may relieve pain, hut these
Pills exp disease They cleanse blood remove obuciIons
from the bowels nvgoraie the Digestion calm
noVaie the Constitution Sold At the nsnusotoe No 80 Maiden
25c. G2Hc, and tt per box.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15
Senator Jones of Tenne.see.

This convert to Democracy has said many hard and
bitter things in his day. Of his present political compan-
ion. He has nevertheless become great boast with the
Democracy of late To show what he thought of the par
~ with which he has associated himself extract
tie following passage from of his speeches made in
1874:
Bot, gentlemen said the Governor, fdsmoral social
and political tendencies Of Locofocoin Be not overrued
dHhdt Is valued IN our happy form Of goUsrnms gone
The toll of our fathers in building this glorious edfce
will have been in vain for the effects tendencies and he
beved intentions OF the leaders of this falsely called
Democratic party is 10 bredk doi0a all the guards that hare
been hroDH around society for its protection to
dorm oih r'hess and saeriiegios hands the rery por,
Of the temple Of Liberty; TO throw society back orig
ina elements of anarchy and confusion substitute the
will OF one man, or the interest Of party for the will OF
majority aud the interest Of the whole nation To set al
Laws Constitutions aud the settled nsages the country
at defiance, pnd make them subservent TO the bGsest o.
party PurPoses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

TaEHRicN IrENs.-The Keller troupe visit Philadel.
pha towards the close Of Sepemboraer the departure
Of Mis- Davenpor-Miss Catherine Hayes has returned
70 England, after absence Of several years IN Amerca
Australia and the East Indies having sung IN every part
Of the world and completely circumnavgnted the globe
She is 10 " the United States very soon 10 visit
sster.--Mrs Fanny Kembe Butler will give shskespe.
ran readings n Biltimore next mOnth.-Mr MacaTster
the magician died At Keokuk, Iowa. the let instant
The Pyne and Harrison troupe siysan Exchange are
about 70 GIL three months engagement Niblos Garden
Mario is not engaged AZ the Grand Opera, Paris h.
insisted on Crisis engagement which Cazado the mana.
ger absolutely refascs Verdi the composer II the opra
I'll Traviata has refused permission perform IL In Par
a. unless paid 10000 and $40 each night that IL s per
formed lie j. engaged upon opera TO be proiuc.
ed during the next carnival a. Venice. II 70 be ent-
tied ia Forga del Destne" The Force Of Destiny -
N. O. w. COuldock, Is at the Troy MuscumIt is sta
ted that Mrs John Wood Of the Boston theatre Who play
ed At the complimentary benefit Mr. Fleming received
several valuable presents while IN New York among the
rest superb necklace, consisting Of large sized diamond
ocket surmounicd nv diamond Of great beauty
and value; and magnificent black velve, Tans Of The
latest Persian style elegantly trimmed and Of the mos,
exquisite flush aud appearance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15
soUTaEgN MARKETS

PErrBuro Sept, market IL active to-day with
sales of good 10 prime white o. BOT red tSt
JOJrcDWe notice further In this
atendeLcy higher prices hhd prmings
~ good and weight heayythis price Common
bngs TO a. Log TO f9H Con TO Leaf to go coed 10
il. No prime Offering
CtonLTbe offerings small We hear Of no transactions
for = day or two past; quote nomna'iy n 12s
(Orq.scarce andin good demand We quote AZ 70 70
CHARLETos, sept i2hRiceThere been moderatey
demand Tor Ibis article and The early sales prices
rent Al ue close o. The previous More
however, show Improvement the
advance 81 the opening figures receipts
last comprise ercs which have sold
from 80 70 NJ butths bulk 81 the operations
range o. tf6tfk per hundred.
Hrw OaIEsss sept 1.-THE marks to-day IL unchanged IN
aspet With sales 500 bales Cotton
have beun $500 bales The decrease the Of
hs time i p 900 bales. The stock hand only
sales q Coffee oH9ioH The sass foe @ vst have been
5000 bags The stock hand 5000 The business pros
poets Of improving, aud The duties The Imports
ring ths week amount 10 toOyOtD.
AtsSsspHi Sept "a WhsofTe receipts o. wheat
ve age sod prices have undergone but slight change during
" ~ 8fb 40 for uhe aud it0fif8 for red closing
for r,d.
advance.
On1Hosales have aean BEEN vsy
heavy, and the demand l. rather
estimated that is e guano descrp
tons, from Tits place 10000
ye without ehanee-he advance a. The NORTH having had
upon
FfaseTe supply this article .. rood sh aoder.s d.
cargo price s,sTS0t. delivered o. cars
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RICHMOND MARKETS. sspr. 1873. Isss

RICHMOND MARKETS, 18TH
RsNanEs The weather day contrast with tina.
which prevailed yesterday The dnussd rays from
sky aud impaired agreeable warmth the atmosphere Bust.
ness improving slowly and s the continuance
thsr which retards the "fal trade"
FovEThe MARKET sitter today but have change
report prices The asked for shipping
hne from fT6D1H
Tousccowe quote ugs at from fsH for Gerry poor go for
good general ale fom - 10 49,
leaf from Wy T. s medium, iiH t2 12H 70 1915
shipping ~ u TO- hnr manufacturing from f1s 70 SO.
WHrirThe marke unchanged The for prime
red and white s "
~ Hour, command cts. shove these figures
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

-, o0oD LivINo AND fHg PUBLIC \NlN
E- 0ENERALLY.-The subscriber respect ~
fully friends aud The pabo at hss completed
arrangnts Tor me appoaehirg season, employing tst
Napoleon COOKS ZErKIE famous epcurss o. The
gssn, generation az pyreey au a IN Al matters hs cns
Therefore III those citizens whether o. nchmond efewhere
assured % obtaining the Ballard SELDOM the uxues o.
nc prepared expressly the popular Taste Prices
sonae polite Necessary requisite
fn eel conducted atures ~ the BALLARD no
ssl2-e Proprletor
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TnF WgATupp cnops A

Tvs PT.To Dtsasn fnKLsSDfh copseqoeuce probably
lamp We h.te . record ensderabio estepson disease
sheh hes already appeared In the
ocate, surrounding the city appear suncien
- efce eonsdsfaHe apprehenson potatoes
efe ye fasy ps.hed into The mate s1ch Quantities f
We pes w 70 ~ weight We doubt very much, hoseves,
he any serious goand for hese the uethe
has teh ~ dry snd ~ experience present
u dty var. weather ehects The prog OF dase Brsdes,
~ srad hss been sara and confined the where The
heavy fsius -COrt E<ansfaer.
TIE Dublin Correspondent Of ne LoaJoa Toes writing on sur
p ait. abqve:
All he other country nal. no msnson Of u.
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The New Book by the Author Of the "Wde, Wide World
n APPLETON a CO., 340AND 34s BHOA D.
uVs WAY. YORK. WILL, PUBLISH THE 2OTU on
~ =. Wall srEAMsHIP JAMES.

~ . To WN-LeaVes evening" the 10th <E%$k
inst, at oeook-POR NEw YORK ria NOR <<rHfEf rs
rOLK.-treight received to-day. Monday up
g. tr hour OF o'clock, r. NJ, Tuesday, the 18th
Oonsees requested send down for goods
their shipments will be
requested
tnTe I o'clock 2. NJ, Tuesday
Tickets snd Ber secured At Office South side Of the Basin
Passage New York, Including meals and
daton, only SIC SteerAge passage only ~.
Passage 90 Norfolk same By the river boats
a. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.



Star of the West New York July 81 .Aspinwa
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
lsAsKIFrom Charleston 18th and 4h due Havana ia
and IN From Havana 10Th and 18Th, dse al New York In
EXPIRE Orr NEW GHAsADA--From New York l7ta ar
leans 5th, Havana Sth, due At New York iNd.
QUAKER CIry-From New or each month arriving
at Havana 9Th and Mobile 9Th. From Mobile l5th Havana
When the above dates Sunday stesers viii sal
Monday They leave New Orleans A. M. tide
VII admit and the label leaves Charleston and Havana
TIE OVERLAND NAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be q value 10 those having corespond
in the East
The mall leaves southampton OF the eth and h Of eahe
Arrives Al Gibraltar sbort thu sh and 18th Of same monta
Arrives ri Mahs about the iib and Both OF same month.
Arrives at Alexandria about the lh of and an Of fol
lowing month.
the 10Th o. a' Of same and sA or s Of
Alden about the 2S,A 18th o. and 10th
Leaves Alden about tho 18Th or m Of Same and day 81 sr
val for Bombay, and llh 10 3Dth for China, 80.
Indian Navy steamer arrives At Bombay about the Sd 10 San
and 10Th to 2lst OF the following monA-
r. and o. steamer arrives Point de Gale about the 6
1lh and .2i TO sd OF following month
Leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang the day hs
Arrives Pulo Penang a2th or 18th 2eh
18th Of following month.
Arrives singapore abou. the lsh l6 and ss Of
Leaves Singapore about " hours srer arrival
Arrives a, ong Kong about the I'D or sasn and 9Th or na
Of following month.
Leaves next day for Shanghae.
Two mails leave Engsnd-ons the 6h and 10Th of eacA
monh-via Msrssies and arrive Al Alexandra about the
same time NJ the southampton mall
Anpsaases add tsvs issrsid for De Nsw YoRK HKsAIe
J.osd BE- scaled
ALMANAC NEW YoFK-rnB
20 MOON IL AZ
sus u HiGH WATER. morn y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

EMANCIPATION OF SLAvEs.-This noble ship, (El-
vira 0wen,) with 321 emigrante, sailed from near
Savannah, Georgia, June 20. or the emigrants, l42
embarked from Savannah. la the whole company,
(2g6) were emancipeted by about twenty different
owners, in eight States. The particulars given
In an article from the Savannah Republican of June
n. The anxiety with. which some OF these owners
had waited for the opportunity Of emancipation was
intense and would move any heart.
The liberaty Of Mr.. Kelly, OF Virginia, who libe
rated fortythree slaves and gave them $4,000, and
Mr.. Graves, Of Kentucky, who liberated twenty nine
slaves and gave them tl4,soV, though Striking IN.
yoyed no greater sacrifice than other cases, where
nothing could be given but freedom.
The Evira Owen takes with these emgrants two
large and commodious receptscles for Their accom-.
mediation, and ample provisions Tor six months
support She II ine ship OF $40 tons, and will We
hope, shew the results Of the great care taken In
fitting her out with good water and wholesome pro.
ylsionss-C Colonization Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

er,,oehos Hermann Southampton and Brenien Fdlnhurr
Gsseaws Enoxviie savannah James AdgeF, charleston
u ~ cstown, Nctfok &c
wud dqgIg the day, sW,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

The Engineers OF the United Stafcs-Nay they always
make substantial railroads and get substantial nay.
A sentiment complimentary TO the Old North
State was responded to by Mr.. Ashe, President Of
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
The State OF Alabama next toasted, and in
response 70 vehement calls Mr.. Pollard, citizen OF
that State though native OF Virginia, made very
pleasing address.
The State Of Tennessee was also toasted; but Mr.
Arms, though loudly called for declined 70 respond
A toast complimentary 10 the Richmond and Dan
i,s President. vincent witcher, Esq Brief but ex.
cellent speeches were also made by Joseph Mayo
ESQ, Mayor Of Richmond, Raleigh I. Daniel, and
others
train to leave and such of the guests as desired 10
return TO the city made hasty departure from the
tables. Thus the assembly broke up, each guest
having enjoyed the occasion TO the utmost, and
every one disposed TO invoke blessings upon the
head Of the worthy landlord, Thompson, who had
contributed 20 largely 10 their happiness.
An extra train, with q considerable number OF
passengers left the depot Broad street for Ash.
land. Hanover county, Tuesday morning, at 10
o'clock, arriving there IN fifty minutes. Through
the efforts OF Edwin Robinson Esq President of the
road, every guest was made TO feel himself lat
home and each one seemed determined 10 combine
endowment with the sober realities u business
| for which the convention was called together.
AT half past II o'clock the Association assembled
in the spacious ball Of the Cottage, and was called
TO order by the President, r. r. Cuyler, Esq, Of
Georgia. The minutes Of the previous meeting were
| then read by the Secretary, s. g. Jones, Esq.
The following list Of members present, with the
roads represented, was read by the Secretary
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
was represented by Edwin Robinson, President, G..
W. McMurdo, Treasurer, VIM. Bragg, Superinten.
dent.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, by p. ".
Daniel Jr President, Thos. Dodamead, superinten.
| dent.
south Side Railroad, by VIM. Pann
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad by r. III. Gill,
Petersburg Railroad, by w. L. Joynes, President,
G. q. Sanford, Superintendent.
wilmington and Weldon Railroad - Ashe,
President, and - Fremept, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
Cost an0 fonn0.

q NM REWARD.-The Subscriber, of
~ SOOU Auburn N. ", having been robbed Of FiF-
TEN THOUSAND FINE HUNDRED DOLL AIRS in Bank
Bs the light Of Feb "a while his way from ALBANY TO
New Yok Ia tie Hudson River Railroad somewhere b.
Poushteepe aud Newlork oAers the above reward
the recovery Of the money DAVID SPiER Auburn y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

r1ARN LANDS FIR SALP Thu ILLINOIS
I CFST2AL RAiRoAD CoNPASf Is noS prsPl''i %
w '' Two sHLLIOS % ACRES
EAR MIN q LA ~ u 8,
1, rs.crs % FORTY ACRgs ssD LFTiRo.
On
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Cbanees for Business Men.

A GOOD CHhNCE.-The stock and Fixtures
~ nj AZ established CHOChRRY STORE for So The
,,n vii b. r.5rced sGit the purchaser Inc unaeisShoa
Wi rerove 10 tbc West The lst Of ApI FOR Psheeie ID
c,,s An Tho store Gls Hucson-st y. y. IT, HhNhlH
an old established WOOD and WILLOW
~ WAR; STORE FOR SALE 10 q good location the
ftbsy stock small rent moderate. APpfy TO "AED s
KNAPP, No. liz Msi1en-lsne.
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Bniloins Materials.
BounIn Eamo Uarramts.

I AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Wall-st,
IL New York-The highest market price paid for LAND
WARRANTS ard all Warrants sold BY guaranteed ana
forwarded by mail otherwise upon receipt OF resnees
Land Narsnts procured for Soldiers and others emitted
Bounty Lands, upon application 20 ,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

- lam .ursh Lone Island, q mile. ilcm Fe,sp sui
GIands Ferries. Atwosiory double HOUSE, n excellent
vsi'-tv Of ,Ours Fruit Trees Slrbery, Gsspe Arb)r
situated " koh-3v., beiwocn MvIsev Psus Road sud
tie premises or II WEN X SLOCUM. st WI. W. SOM.
Rope ak BushwcAay Posse sion when required fgco,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
Board an6 Rooms.

nOARD.-A pleasant Parlor and Bedroom may
obtained at ~ Last lh.st, Uicnsqusre. Also,
4 Single Room. Dinner at 6 O'Clock.
nOARD.-A third story FRONT ROOM, with
Done or adjoining Bedrooms, No. Ill Heeckersi.,
blocks est Of Broadway.
BOARDING, from the Ist of May, for Gentle
I'D men and their Wives with second ard third floors,
81 No. 2l7 East Broadway. Inquire a. No. ~.
n. y. House hiss modern improve leuts.
FURNISH T. ID ROOMS with PARTIAL
u BOARD.-Two or three single Gentlemen obtain
ROOMS and PARTIAL BOARD, with the comforts OF home,
in small private family by applying at No Isl tNo' lS4)
1lompsou-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
PATTERSON STEAM ENGINE WORKS

STEAM EkGlhKs on hsed snt buiit to order The
proved FUEL SAVING BOILER 80 per saved fuel b.
esnz tls BoIsr Naer Wheels Horse Powers Mil Oesri-s
AID shal,Is. sugar. RICE and sa. NILS Coffee Ms aLi
Roasers Circular and Scroll Saw Tobacco Cutters.
and IKE Drawings sad Specifications Tor NILS and Fac
tories VIII Toe accompanying hNhiDsry dore the most
seuas pnes and the Nsarsry fnrasd ct the shorss
so..s. sthoKfoh b HENSON Psistsor, ~ }.
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miscellaneous.

BRAZIL woo .-230 quintsls BRAZIL
ID WOOD. lin bond and duty peid,) for sale by
SPOFfORD TILESI0N Co. No. y Broadway.
EARTHENWARE and CHINA.-lOO crates
~ T. r. Boota,, White Granite and 80 bids g. Bridge
nood Sons China for sale in the original packages BIZ
BURGESS DALE GODDARD,
Agents for the Manufacturer, No. 10 Pesri-st
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MAYORS OfFiCE, March Z, $50
PROPOSALS for REMOVING the DIRT, ICl


PROPOSALS. for REMOVING the DIRT, ICE,
&C from BROADWAY .Sesled proposals will be received
A. Iris Office WITH SATURDAY NEAT the 9Th inst, Of IL
o'clock ing the Diri Ice Snow &C. from Broidvy
between the AstOr House aud Mon sQuarehe work 70
done between tbe hours Of p aud M under the dee
the Superintendent q Streets, and 70 be entirely con-
eied ard said portion OF Broadway put In thoroughly clean
condition By Monday morning. the nth inst Of o'clock
During tie hours above specified for the performance Of s
Vo-k all vehicles viii 10 entirely excluded from the stree!
order afford greater facility for the accomplish
inent Of bis contract AL taken from below Csnslss mus =
dumped into tie Battery enlargement sud the balance IN ns
Park fronting Chambersst. q,
The will be awarded the lowest bidder, who ~
ie required to give satisfactory Bonds he approved 20
Mayor snd Controller. for It's faithful performance Ipern
sis NJ indOrsed Proposals for Cleaning BcsasS
rid 10 the Meyers Ohce directed the Mayor sse oo
n s.ioner q Streets AID Lamps -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

il SOUTHERN BELLE" which received the first pre-.
MIN, A. fire CRYSTAL Palace WoIlds Fsir i Shorse poN err
sS nee. used except the Exhibition aGd IL offered
M ole soey beesuse found al for Sewing Machine
Work. InSuirs Of rhON m bAkkk,
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pantins ACADEMIES.
Uiano- fortes an6 Mnsie.


DARGAIN S.-New rOund-cOrner 6I-0ctaye
ID PIANOS with iron frames for 0 second hand do for
$50, 100 and ri75; MELODEONS for SS5 $50 and SOo
PIANOS snd MfLODEONS to LET ct low rates, by y l.
GORDON No 297 Broadway, Agent for Haet, Davis Co.'s
Pianos and Mason Iamlins Melodeons and Hsrmonums
GREAT BARGAINS at the ST. NICHOLAS
~ PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No, $40 Brosdwsy.-
GBERT-S BOIDOIR PIANOS for small rooms, 81 octave
Large front round PIANOS, with full iron frame aud fancy
desks for $22j; 7octaye do DO for $50, made for US and
These instruments and not offered az low
prices because going to Europe" or Cuba but be-
cause purchase cash aud afford them at the above
low prices second hand Rosewood 7octaye Piano for
800 large assortment of Piano Stools and Covers from %
So Pianos and Melodeons to Rent few new Pianos
for sale upon molihy instsllnents.
JUDsON MUNGER, No. $40 Broadway,
st. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
PRICE AND TERMS Oh PAYMENT.

Tho mice III var from ~ 10 So, according 10 ocson.
oua &C. Conrrcts Deeds be made during tho year
I9 STIMULATING the purchase money to be paid IA i've annls
ustnn- The first 10 become due ia two years from the
date of cont act and the others annually thereafter The ss
rsvmeu viii due the ond Of the sixth year from the
dae Of The contract. - -
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6orsss. Carriages, Sc.

HORSE fer SAl.E-A handsome BAY HORSE
viii be sold low. sppy al the Livery Stable ia lsh
e west Of Broadway Ak for the eolored Man FRANCIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
60 farmers ano Others.

CHINESE POTATO.-IMPERIAL RICE
~ White variety, senuine sound, American growth, in n
,aDsers e., S. and SO eschgo safely by ENpross IA
PAN POTATO (entirely distinctly $s per 100 Orders with
cssh executed immediately full Treatise Culture there
with Licorce ard Sumach Plants Annual Chinese sugar
Cane Seeds Japan and Oregon Peas &c Priced Catalogues
81 Trees Plants and Seeds sent 60 applicants.
NM. X. PRINCE Co., flrsling L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

II Wave Spirit direct from the chshoe Islands cargo al thus
superior GUAN0 (which the 6rs arrived since that
by the ship Shakespeare ls4i. This GuaQ
landed excellent order and viii be sold lots to Sg' p9
chaScr Samples and analyst wiz be by addressing the
Agent A the quantity nsll, early application VIII be
essay. Price, 40 per tuu Of COO lbs -
A. L0NGTTr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

ID or LEASE-n the Second Word but four blocks from the
hrry end % minutes Brosdgsy They Ra roadsV
S,e1bea end Morcaus, suitable for dwellings factories
those fronting tie railroad being very desirable for many
Of business. Gas and water introduced
Prices from $50 60per lot lsre part remain
bond ard InOtgsgo Ior further Information apply 20 CAS
o. SMITH. No. - Madt nauc, o. % JOHN COWAN, Com
incfca Buildings, Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
TOR SALE or to LET-A neat 2-story BRICK
TOR sALE-PROPERTY, known as St.


.nd LOIS; prices from 325O TO $780, Of them
new; souc Low finishing. Also, 20 Lots Of them best
nd business stands Also OF the nost desirable
Re-dencs bergen ighis With sbon II LOIS Of Ground;
heen occupied. Al Tie above property will be .od on
5e most soLsbe Inquire OF ~ AN JONES No "a
Nontgone n 81, car BaTEOwst, JERSEY City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

DFNCE la the CIV OF Pou-bkeepsie Duchess County
1be House sd spacious suleuty arranged buIt
the itsisa stfi- sO-is- with basement snd attc
--and.s c. two -des The Grounds well laid Out,
sz --s two erres OF LAID planted with almost
RE. If iorest sd RI. trees. Inquire ot
MORGAN Carpenter. Poughseepsie.
(,FO. 3. LINT, + shkll Landing r. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

Il desirable s-tosy sni basement beck DWELLINGS,
just beiIs frshed In mccefr style stA'ed Il Bergen
tween Bod ed Neyns and yeEeni Of u a. the
fs'rS Location rocd prce moderate ard terms easy To-
E-rry BrvsA.vo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

VNO LET-To small family, three-story and
basement BRICK hot 81 "a Jersey City, near tic ferry
The rent taken ia board Address d., Box 1875 NeFYoIk
Pcsf-O fice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

ITO LET-STORES and OFFICES in the Bible
Il Houss AsoTPlscs. Apply e. the Teasursrs Office BIZ
bic House: eni f,hev.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
TOR SAIE-The following valuable and pro-
ID ductre RIAL ESTATE ia the Isge Of LITCHFIELD,


j cis.. threesory sud finished attic dwelling HOUSE ard
LOT No 10 RugersTsce Size Of Lot &Xllo e. 10 feet
courtyard IL .ront House AXIS f., with party %al butt IN
the bet manner complete with all the modern improve,
ie. The j. delightful overlooking the grounds oil
he OLD Rutgers estate with Sw o. the Fast River Terms
,s.v INQUIRE Of SAM FL X. PLATr No. l6j GEeenwchtt
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NNev.crsev-A FARM ioltv acres, unon which 500
House Water Fruits, &c. sIgt orou Of 81, land upo
hc ridce Cpl o,e the Ossr-o Mountain. sr0dug spcud.
se for building. Apply 70 800 .
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Two LET OF LEASE-A neat COTTAGE, "a

% SO FEET with stable and Outhoa.es Ell in compsts
otier sud Lots Il scust Improved - sarea on the ecrn~,
OF lt.hss. aai SiA-;. ApP'y,o =. {. HALLIDAY =
ko.tNsl-t.
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Real Cstate for Sale.
4 GENTEEL country HOUSE, two stories, -

4 YIN TITl CUUHIIy I1'' TT w" sI"IIts' D
~ by 81 hayug room ad pa es. eel finished situated
ouY a. minutes from the cit railroad depot The
house new md location pleasant ard heeful Ticket 10
writ the lTeu,.scs, srSls Price fS,loO .
j. {. SANDERS, No. g Ssssa,-st.