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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24

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7E would give notice that we are daily reeeiv-
w inc frcm New York, some rev AMI splendid
styles Of Carpets, which propose to cell at less
prices than they offered at before Ia this
market.
Y. / E. 4. BERRY
Wole6ttrille. April 21st, 1865.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24

In Torringford. Grsanvoods St, On the 18th Inst.
of lung disease Mr. LeveTett TuttIe aged 3d.
At Mount Carroll, NJ, March I'D. Of congestion
of the Lungs, Mary Ids Lescher, infant and only
daughter of d. J. r and Mrs Eliza Lsschsr, aged II
monthS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24
New Spring Goods!

FEH1i0S. II. RICHARDS, at his Clothing Establish
II rncnt in West street, has j.stEeceivei a large
variety Of every Kind Of Spring and Summer Goods
for gentienens wear. Com" and judge for ourselves
Litchfclt, Tarcn %. 1876. .n
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24

DEATH OF Mas Mary h GRAyasl-The Boston
atchnan and Rsfec.or says: We are called on to
perform painful ssrvics in making record of the
deceass OF Mrs. Mary Fl. Graves wife Of the lats Ia
msntedsRsv. Hiram A. Graves. krs Graves died q
few days since At North AdSms, Mass, whore she hss
resided much Of the time for two ysaEs pest in the
familyof Rev Miles Sanford. She was born in Wood
bury Conn, In 1919, and became at seventeen years
Oh age hopefully p;ous, and member of Dr. Bacon S
church IN New Haven. In 1886 she was marital to
heS. ID. a drayes who was then pastor Of the First
baptist church In Springfield. Thenceforward she
was his partner in an experience Of sunshine and sor-
row which she was unusually fitted by temperament
and education to share. She was a person of well
balanced mental and noral character with personal
qualities and powers Of conversation especially win
ming. and which made her an obecs Of particular re-
gard IN the circles in which she moved and in which
she is now widely lalnented
About two years since her health began TO decline
consumption followed, and she now sleeps in jesus
She leaves a surviving son Of sixteen who has the
rich bequest of her sndeared memory with that OF
his loved father the remembered counses and prayers
of both that he may become useful and honored in
his generation.
The funeral Of Mrs. Graves was observed in the
Central Square church. Fast Boston, on Fast Day.-
OF this church she had been a member from it's for
nation. The leading services Of the sorrowfu occa
sion were appropriately performed by Rev Messrs
Sanford and Sykes, after which her remains were
bornet to Woodiawn Cemetery for isterment
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24

u Office Is hereby given that an application for
ID 4 charter of BANK to he located in the village
Of Liehdol viii be made to the next Legislature Of
this State which VIII convene at New Haven on the
flrst Weinc<1ar Of NAV.
Lichaeli, April 9th, 1850 '--.s.
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l. = III Il.

~ = CASKS HADSELLs LIME just received
~ and for sale low, by
WOODING & LEWIS.
Wolcottyile, March 3lst. 1906.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24

NCEICE-Application will bo made to the next
Legislature for the discharge Of Joseph D. Beros
from the State Prison-convic,oi of Arson, at the
present term of Ltchfeld Superior Court
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24
IT, Tcns Ground plaatnr

IT, Tens Ground Plaster.
@H1HE subscriber will keep constantly on hand a
IL good supply Of ground Plaster also, Rye Flour
Corn IDEAL Ind Provender.
r. GOULD.
East Mil, ritchhcld April sth. 1856
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
A. tho 1to1e of Alvo,d & Brother
a M0NG which may DO found splendid a.sort-
I A mont new styles
81. DeLaines DcBegea, Black spk. nerinos. Al
rsccas, Prints, Lsiies Cloths, Brocha Shaw!s Tai
rass Soire Ant. Trimmings Brosdoloths Casslaero-
T~oo,l., All Wool do. &C. &c. Sc
Wolcoftvillc April lain.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24

NOTICE Is hereby gives that an application VIII
IN b made to the next Legislature. for shs dis
charge Of Rsnalus Pottsr from state Prison.
Fl. B. GRAVES, Atty.
: Ltohfs'd, April 2lst. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-04-24

shc Great King are foulcd by the impertinct
paspiraiioas" of modern daylight.
Even the Isles Of the sea are putting on pan
taleons aud shanghac coats, and taking unro-
mantle lessons in fsticulfs, and the sweet naiads
Of Typee and Omoo will soon lose there rude
ideatity in Partisan hoops
The mountain gorges of the Himalayas,
where Afric's sunny fountains roll down their
golden sands might have been sacred refuge
for the genius Of novelty and romance But
we observe with horrer that the American leo
graphical and Statistical Society are about to
invade and reduce them to figures, by sending
to their unsrsdden rccesses party of matter
Of fact Surveyors
And then again, "the foremost man of all
the World" the Emperor Of the French, is t.
lose laurel of his remarkableness. What q
chara there was in thinking that the gay roys
terer Of Gotham in 1887, the interesting. rov
ing exile, should hare achieved an Empire, il
spite Of Beecher's !" Law AZ position in society
Andasw our papers are seeming with unro
mantle certificates Of Loais Napoleon's goot
eharacter. -as nice respectable, moral yonns
man. who never sang " We won't 60 home til
moe.inx7 - Broadway. Singular that Gen
Wehb dnnft remeusher all that ill the advent
cfthst blessed baby. Mem Baby-legitimat
cncs< d. help . mans position IN society
fheyre vcry unromantic, bat nevertheless the.
s~exxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
Harlem Railroad.

Some truthful remarks appeared in the fnsnchl de-
passment Of valuable Journal about ten days ago.
relative to the extremely low price commanded by the
first aud second mortgage bonds of the Harlem Railroad
in comparison with those Of other roads and 1t Is
very certain that if your observations regards the
present real and value of the securities upon
which the second mortgage bonds recently sold is
sued, had been duly appreciated, very striking and
most favorable change in the price Of the stock would
have taken place ere this for II the writer mistakes
the second mortgage the was made to include
the rst lien the unncumbered and eligible property
of the company in this city, comprising the rryon
property the block Of buildings bounded by Fourth AMI
Madison avenues and Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh
Streets the extensive machine shops engine houses and
stables at Thrtyse:ond street and Fourth avenue; also
the at Forty second street and Fourth avenue
togeti or with the rolling stock and equipments, all Of
which Is rapidly increasing in value while the loan Is
Understood to fall due in nine ten years prior the
original mortgage 1t should be also borne in mind that
while the pay rolls being gradually reduced to con-
siderable amount the Of the road gradually
nc easing In fast 1t 10 confidently believed that the
revenue Of the read during the year win be su
mortgage debt Of 100000 as well as to resume regu
lar dividends on the preferred shares.
The receipts for the transportation Of freight have
been very large for some weeks past and assured
from reliable source, that the prospects of the road
very latterng, indeed. 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

CT CREME CoURT.-EBEN 8. YOUNG AGAINST GEe D
- W. EDWARDS others-In pursuance an order M
entered in this action, the 18Th day March, 1856
will expose the stables of the Empire and Naver
hne Of stages the ouhery side Of Forty sixth street
tween Sixth and oadway In the city Of New York,
the h cay 1856 q 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, tho
following described properly viz.Two lines OF
omnibuss csLed the Empire line and waverey line Of stages.
running from Forty sixth street and from the SOpth
through Broadway, Eiehb and Ninth and SIKH
and also the good will and licenses said lines
all t1e stages horses and all other goods and
toned in the schedule to mortgage described The
complaint this action, therein stated
ompibuses horses harness. collars BELLS hay cutters,
horse power extra wheels stage seghs plain wagons wheel
bsrrows trucks eed wagon re bender tire setter extEa
carriage parts and exie inc ng springs iron Safe trace
chains extra cushions curicd haT light harness leading
materially COMPRISING bar iron old iron spring steel nss
planes lumber felloes hubs pokes hinges stage poles
pals, oils glass urpenune bruaes paint pota varnsh, Ac
making tools ard materials, including leather OH,
CLOTH plush bisnkets &c hay OATS straw, meal and horse
feed aso artcles have been added 70 said
Tires by The defendants claiming be pr0prctors Of said
lines since lines into heir possession, excepting
certain articles longer remaining In the line inventory
OF all the articles sold will be ready before tho day
Of sae Ten per cent to be paid the day of sale, the
balance in thirty days amer
CORNELIUS A. MERRIAM, Referee and Receiver,
New York. March ~. 1855 No. BOi Broadway. N. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

bb ct ~ 50 So for mixed {, oh,os brands ana % as9
for fancy Sn and extra sale: s%S osd ,O3ss
do. Csnsdisn white 81 81 co. with sales Of
inferior Tennessee red .t 81 Is 81 7o;. aud
Corn-che market was heavy, and prices favored par-
ehasers The sales embraced about Is 900 . 10000
6sc Toe. for prime yellow Southern. Rye qaist;
small safes were reported st 81 Ia 81 49, Oats ware
COFFEE continued firm, with light sales. about 100
mats and rs bags Of Jaws sod at 15e so Jamaica,
At l2c and 400 bags Of Rio, At 1lha allNc
CorroS-The sales embraced from 2 500 g. 900 bales
good, part in transtu Modlng UplAnds and Fl,ridas
were at 1oHc slokc.; Mobile, 1okc. l0fe and New
FRnGRn- engagements wore moderate. without change
in pIces To Liverpool 800 bales Of oottoa taken
At 1sS 900 bushels gain in ships bags
To London and Havre there was nothing To Ant
xerp 400 bales Of compressed cotton engaged ct 10
100 tons measurement goods and 500 bbs rosin, at
Rates to California were steady at 30c foot measure
ment.
HRY.-Salsa Of 500 600 bales were made at 81 18Z.
RoS was unchanged with moderate sales Of scotch pig
LOCKWOOD. SALES OF ITO tons St. Domingo were made ct
NoIAsss,-sales Of 200 800 bbls New Orleans were
ty; 1T hh do Cuba muscovado at p. e. 100 hads
NAVAL sToRzs-saes Of 200 bss spirits we're naNde At
800. roain was held at 81 co. while quotations for
PRovrsosa-Pork-Thsn srke. was steady at yester-
atsl6 s7k and prime at SD Is Beef continued heavy
at 50 rs IS Is for country prime and 80 rs S1 foe
d. with sales Of about 100 bb repAcked Western
at$l1 $13 %. Beef hams were in moderate demsnd,
while prime mess was held At SIS s22 Bacon was
scarce and firm. Lard-Sales Of about 200 bbls.
made st exc. 1886 Butter and cheese were In fair
demand while prices were unchanged.
RICE was quiet at 4c . Axe
SrCRS.-Saes Of 500 los. nutmegs were made at l2c.
suGARs-Ths sales enbra ,ed BOO boxes brown HAva
to 90 ont of market to adelphs, 7c time 100
do do at 7c 9Kc the latter figure for prms quality
ToRAcco-Tne market is unchanged. Supplies con-
tfnue scarce. The demand for all sorts is good. The
sales included IS hhds Kentucky at 1oc 42 bales
Havana at 24c. 28c 80 bales Ssgua at t.; 12l bales
Cuba at t. 60 seedieaf at c. 15c.; 81 cases
Florida at 18c q 26c.
wHIskEY.-salss were confusd to 100 200 bills Ohio
and prison at 80 30Xc., which was easier.
WooL-We have to report An active market, and sales
pretty heavy chiefly to spectators and Dealers 800
bags California medium and fne qualities at 16c. to 23c
100 bales South American csmmon l3c &c.,, and 200
bales Cosdova at "a 6Oc 26c., six months. $4,000
pounds fleece sold at 3oc a55o and pounds pulled
at 30s &c., equal to cash. Holders say there s not
enough hand to keep cries in operation till shear
ing tiEe. Spinners, Notwithstanding, buy spariugy,
and expect to be able to Dpy at lower rates
soon, than at present current and
rivals per railroads will regulate prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
FAMILY MARKETING.
RETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON

There large reduction in the price Of meat by
wholesale this week. but the retail price shows but little
difference, probably account Of the approach Of the
termination client, which creates additional demand,
by let ing loose extra number of meat eaters on the
community. Veal begins to look better.
The market already begins to have spring look.
Green peas tomatoes and other early garden truck
cheapeniDg, ana becoming Plentiful. few weeks more
will make great change in this respect Potatoes are
slowly advancing in price, and apples tending rapidly
in the eame direction.
Poultry ia becoming dearer and now commands nearly
20 cents per pound and wild fowl is very and
high Butter, are glad to say LIS cheapening. Dealers
snxous get the old stock off before the May butter
along from the West.
Fish ia dear and acarca. hut must aoon chaanap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

+ Vt.
ASHES Small sales of pots were made At IS s7X So.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was more active
with good demand tor the home trade and the British
Provinces and closed with more frmpess. The sales e-
braced about 900 6,000 bbis., including common to
good straight State at 80 IS 81 inferior Michigan at
s. SO SO 10; ra State st 81 12S ~ 371 low and
medium brands Of extra Western at 81 81 49, and good
extra Ohio, indiana and Illinois at %; extra Genesee
ranged from IS SO $40; Canadian In good demand
for the British Provinces and the market rmer the
sales embraced 600 $500 bbs, at 81 Is 80 rs for
common superhne, fancy and extra Southern VITA
out change Of moment with sales Of about 200 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 3d. 1856.

been rather limited Cotton-Ths prices have Continued
ct 300 $3.50 per aroba, according TO qua ty. Cod
fshThere have been received 1850 drums from Baltimore,
which remain sale, retailing ct from $4,000 $4,000
per drum. CrsckeB-Arrived from Bsltm xs 2e0 kegs,
which have been disposed Of at 4R75O per key Flour il
slow OF SALE and tas demand very dull owing to the
heavy arrivals and ,s supplies already 10
Lsrd-4O0 rs. per h. Sugsr--Pricss have been stiff.
Whites have been shout a. our last quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

PERNAMBuco, Feb. H.-Severai cargoss from foreign
ports have made their appearance since our last Prices
Current but thu greater part Of the vessels having only
arrived these two last days. the import business has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

iotAn-. -. AZ, :, = 49, th 90 aa
During the past week the dry goods trade has dis.
played increased activity, country merchants having
Visited the city quite freely. The recent heavy i'm
portatiors have told upon price sc many descrip-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

4 ELECTROMAGNETIC SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING
~ few west Of Broadway the most
full medical and busness cisirvoyan 10 America Asthma
&C. cured durable. Unerrng advice business absent
friends, &C., and satstaoton guaranteed or no pay.
WARD MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
~ her friends and and begs that atee tbs
thousands both IN this city ard Phade pha who have cen
suited with entire Subtraction she feels confident that in
questions astroogy love and law matters and books Of
oracles relied constantly by HApoeon she has equaf
she Wi tell the OF the future husband and also the
viser rs Madison street Speedy and o(
plies and corns by , remedy OF her own.
~ original and the most medical and business
cairvoyanI in America Mrs Hayes daily curing ssthms
bronchitis dyspepsia liver complaints rheup
sm All dseases peculiar TO ladies cured u curabh
Uperrng advice business absent friends &C. Satisfaction
given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

ToR SALE OR TO LET-A NEW MODEL EN0DIs1
Sassmen. house u Thirty socond street. between SECOND
first house from Second avenue south side Inquire
The premises. or Of ID. v. RkED. A48 Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

NOAL YARD FOR sAIE.-THE LEASE FIxTUBES
and GOOD viii focal ward Nos A56 and 4SS sixth avenue
Loase eight years. kent low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

A sTRULOGY.-M BRUCE, TEE MYSTERIOUS YELLED
IA lady has returned to the city for short tim only and
be consulted with all events OF life Ali who wish "a
consult her call her at her old Office 80 Canal street.
doors of Broadway office hours nom 10 A. NJ TO
r M. Fee, soc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

EvOR SALE OR TO LET-A COUNTRY HOUSE AND
garden situated on the main street 10 the vlsge Of East
Chester sixteen miles from the City Hall, New York Lot l66
feet font well covered with fruit and shade trees salt water
creek adjoining the premises in the rear The house by
eide snd n from top to bottom and in excellent repair cosch
stable, quite new; natural spring Of water the
premtcs churches and school house within few hundred
yards about hrec quarters OF mite from the railroad DEPOT
PlNasR No wall ctr cot, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-sITUATED IN
" South Norwak, Conn., the New Haven RairOad
there about Of sore Of land and variety OF choice
fruit also good barn. Inquire OF o. p QUTNTARD, 10
William sire et room No 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

TROCERY STAND FOR BALKAN OLD EST ABLISHED
" grocery stand together with tho and fxures.
has b. occupied number If
tor has done extensive bususss and skea hold 0f
With srgv, started with q little exctem mt caa
be made first rate cash business VIII be sold reasonable
the proprietor wishes to close his business,
OF NJ hes IL For further particulars apply 6
o. SO Fran kf0rt street oppo.te aose 1t N. 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

LtoR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT ON LONG ISLAND 40
miles from New York city, the Long Island Railroad
two story frame hose With large garden great variety
Of fruit trees &c. five Of good land attached Price
derate. Apply ct 2z9 Broadway, office No. "a
4. CAMPBELL d CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

TNOR SALE OR TO LET-THE SECOND STORY AND
Easement of brick ihsuse No. 9s Gas Fifty first street
between Fourth and Lex gon Croon water marble
manels, &C, For further particulars apply to w. n
RRIktKkKHOFF No. NJ avenue g., before A. M. and
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

COUNTRY RESIDENCES, AT IRvINGToN, FOR SALE.
~ twenty-five miles the North river. Prices VARYING
% 600 0O0 Health of the place. view Of the rver
surrounding scenery unsurpassed so houses lots an
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALk-THE SUBSTANTIAL
Wooster House Is b. 45 lot BY 76 Gss v.sIro
vaarccses bath &C. The hall mArbed and the hOuae ale
genly PARTED and papsred throughout r. UHEnvffAxs
No NJ kxcbarg. place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO LEr-THE WELL KNOWN
IL forrest House, with 81 acres Of land 80 miles from the
Cypress Hills macsdAmized road the Junction
MYRTLE avenues will exchange for small Inquire
the premi go Third avenue New York until tho
first of April. JAa. g COFFkY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALEM
"A the town Of Hayersraw Rcckand county; only 30 miles
from New York three Cad ses Landing and two from
Fort Montgomery contaong $50 with fruit OF all
kinds and the best Of water and assessing Of the finest
prospects the HUI river For further information ap
ply 70 OSCAR WOOD Cahayne street. TO the subscri
Der the premises. ABRAHAM JUNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

nRUG gTORE.-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
~ store tor SAFE. uncommon opportunity tor any
deSring busness Inquire g. y5 washington
street. corner OF HArrison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

IrOR sAIE--A COUNTRY SEAT, Y1KAsANTLY STU
IT ated few u.es ride from Scotch Plains depot
Central railroad OF j. one hour and bait from sss Yor
with Is good cultivation. For further parou ars
guire the premises. Of @. MddistcCs Of FOSTER
LEACH, q Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

HOUSE AND LOT, In3 LAWRENCE STREET, BROOK
IL lyn second door from Fulton avenue TOR sale bro -
front 8ina THU teen with all the modern i'm
provemrnts Part o. tie purchase money remain. Ap-
ply cp he premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

HoR sALE-A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE, y
acres OF lnd attached with acres more) In the VII age
Waterloo Seneca county n J.. large garden, with gee,
variety Of ru trees shrubbery &c. Seneca river Ce.r
Raj road and canal will exchange for city property Yves
ern LAND. apply at 20 Broadway. A. CAMPBELL co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

DOR sALE-CORNER WARREN AND FOURTH
streets, East Newark, n. j., new two story brick
house. with two lots garden blocks the depot
and four from the city Ball. with view Als0 r.
I've minutes from Newark the heights of the Passsic
~ 100 valuable land, with commando view, for
summer residences. Inquire Of NJ. SCHROEDER 10l Ewen
street. W lismsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

UroR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY LYING
between Eiehteth and Eighty aIh streets and Second
and two houses and First avenue
No 40 IDque the premises. The property lets
$1,000 per year. WILLIAM r. vATt4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

II OUSE FOR sALF.-A NEW AND SUPERIOR Built
four story front house lot Forty third
street between Broadway and SIKH avenue. having ali the
and be aufuy nA,ed throughout Lot
81 rect inches BY 100 feet nchas house 80 feet deep WIN
scld the aud datng terms Apply
to BAkRlOTT MILLER 4sd broadway, corner OF Br0o0e
stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

NoR sALE-THREE NEW THREE STORY AND 9 AsE
ment brick houfes and lots, 2A 256 and 25S West
Fort, fourth street. Ninth avenue each Is by So lots
by m in good and improving neghbohood thoroughly
butt will be sold low and worthy the attention of capital
ists. Apply to A. N. LYON, q Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

lNOk sALE-rHRRE NEW FIRST CLASS FoUa STORY
brown stone front houses with soops aud counter
lar with all tie modern mp and fae location, In
Twenty ninth street, between Fourth Madison avenues
butt In the best manner Inquire OF WILLIAM RYEH and
JOHN w. FIEDEk on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-22

VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-THE 81 cRIBER
IA will sell biz farm situated tho East river aSon miles
west OF the steamboat landing at Gen Cove and still nearer
steamboat dock completed at hanhassett. 1t Is Ia
ALI ecs the mo beautifully located farms In the vi
cin Of New York occupying front of nearly mile
the hsst river On The premises are good dwelling with
large barns all necessary and large orchard of
fruit There 20 Of land 80 which
Of moet valuable locust and other timber AZ for market
There also building Sites for health and
beauty In the State The whole will be sold modat
ny terms Inquire OF I. MITChILL. corner OF Dover