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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-29
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
peD & Stebbens. VS.. Frame A. Woods. No. 1909.
Dy VIRTUE of a writ Of Fl. ia, TO me directed ir the
Is above eutitled suit, Of date the fifth day OF
arch 1856, from the 9th District Conrth, IN and inr
MD Parish and. State, will he olicrea Tor SAFE RI pupIe
nction to the last and highest bidder, On the prem
,es in this parish, on
satur ay the Cd day Of Nay next, 1856.
II O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, It'll" and interest OF
,e defendant. Frame A.. Woods, in and to the follow
ig described property, to wit:
! certa,n tract of lind situated. in this parish, meas
ing two arpents front on the Mississippi river, with
,rty arpents in depth, bounded below by lanns o;
nmrson ". Bird. above and in the rear oy those /"
Id Frame A. Woods, with the buildings and ira
~-ovements thereon, to pay and satisfy SAID writ OF
xecution-seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale, cash on the spot.
WV. WHITE, .. S.
West Baton Rouge, March ed, 1886.
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CARPENTERS g. Plantation Tools

Plane "~-'
Tape lines, Gunges,
saw Files. Rules,
Nil, Files. Hammers,
Square Flies, Hatctiete,
Bastard Files, Vices.
Match Plans, Drawing knivN,
Turn Screws, Hsnd Screws,
Gimblets, Ierles,
Bevils, Handles,
Mallets, 1rewels,
Rnrr.-. Braces,
Saw Sets, Shoe Knives.
Stock and Dies, Flat Gougers,
Bench Hooks, Emory taIcT,
Plane Irons, Axes
Sand Paper, For sale oy Htts,
Wrenches, fencils.
Plyers, D. G.. AONIAN, Aususa.
Tweezers, 16agss,
". Plumbs, and Hollows + Rounds Conpasses,
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ETAT ~ Ia iOEN!ANE.
pAROIsSE D'OJEsT BhIGv ROUGE,

CnCR DU sIXlEME DISTRICT JuEIS!AKE.
Dams !aIa re de Ia Succession dc RICHARD WALL, de
ccdee. No 5l5.
I'm VERTC dune commission a moi addresse dam
H la succession susdite. par honorable Conr du
r>irme district Jndiciare. dams ct pour IL dite par.
ui>Ss ct tint, cyposerai en- vcnte %publiaue All piu
otii SSlt ct dernier e~ncherris eur, n Ia deTnier re. ldencc
lie Richard Wall, deccdccaAen cettc peroisse,
Lundi, lie "a Mars, 1856
a II heurea a. NJ, les lroprieieo ci-aprcs d"critcs, ~
,artcnau: a la a,cceasiun lie Richard Wall, decet..
,tsolr: fU.rniiurc lie maga-In, ousistant en- tha peauN
~oulicrS, kotte., Lingo f.it. SelIes ct Brides, iiarnai
sc Wagon, Fournilure d'habftation. Goutclrir,
q aincarIi"ric, toterie, GroceICei, f%aintures, Hulles
/ erbtailter.e, &c, SC.
O tou4itinnS dc Ia V.nte.
Les prDprirte, ci-de,aus seront vcndnes au comp
liant pour tout aon,m"s de cin4uau'e piastres, ct az
.lcasuu~, payable Gle Jour DE- h ,eutr, ct toutes som
riHs al 10 au' dc .Inquante piastres. a un cre'ii
pay able !c li+r Jour De yantier 1857. Les acquereurs
to lruIuut Lurs u..ietS endorses q Ia satisfaction f'
. administrator, g. ror1aDt linteret a laison dc hui
polr cent aprc> ech"ance juslu'au paincnt.
Quest l}aton Rouge, Mars d, 1886.
Wn. WHITE, y. 5.
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JOSEPH

4 ECHITEC IND BUILD X:
r AM PREPARED to take contracts in my line. All
worl, done with neatness and despatch
~ All kinks Of jobhing done at a short notice.
\. B-plans for Public and Private buildings, city
and country houses, cottages, suburban villas, &C,
given upon the most approved style.
Hy- Shop On / lorida street. Fast of Maine, in the
in the rear of the Presbyterian Church.
March 6. P
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-03-29
LOUIS
ga hionaDle Boot and Shoe
Maker,

e,rcrry1LT offers his services to tho citlzHnS
n,,on Rouge and vicinity, in mak'nsa a.! k'n'-
~ Ganrs and SHOES. His long experience III Tue
81 sa: tDSs1 !. '' the .sss s,s, N, hss.S ss S'' street. between
His sneP !. snr.l. near Boyel's drug store.
eoa'sn snnjoys none but the best workinen, anu al
'assaatiemen troubled with CoRNs @r BuS'oSs can
.c.omIoodated Is easily as an "a n*; r,xnrpr
n.r2ly
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Lundi, lie 81 Mars proclaim. 1855.


a IL heures a. NJ, les p~r"prietes CT apres decrites, ap
partenant aux SUGGESTIONS de Hiram Noyes ct de Char
les Moves tnus deux decedees. savoir:
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe dams catfe par
dis. ct .le-isnr contme etan. .e quart de Sud est DE l.
scctlo4 81. tu Township 6, du Range l! Est. dams l
District les terres ~sujettes a stre vendues a IA Nou-
velle Orleans.
lie quart sud d'Ouest de Ia Section p, Township T.
du Rang. II, Est. contenant leo acres avec les amcli
orations Gni sy trouvent. .
lie quart Eort d'Duest de Ia Section p, Township t.
Range II. E,t, contenant 100 acres.
Eyaiemcnt. le ntyresse, Anne. agee d'environ 40 ans
TN lot lie Wagons ct Harnais-la hulets ct 'ne
vaux-3 Roeuts-t0Oc ordes De Boi>-60O pieux-au Ii
de bojs ct ccrcles de Baril.-le stock de Marcha 'd'>e
dams lie ,nagasir. CONSTANT en- SoulieSs, Ferblan er!e'
Habillements fats, Groceries, &c, &c.
Tcrlnes de Ia Vente.
Les Meubles, pa yablcs en- six NOISE u Jour de Ia vent
les acalereurs devront fournir !eurs billet> endosse>
Ia Te-re ct la Negresse seront ventues en- quat
com plant ct Ia balance PAYABLE en- un, deux ct tr'"
ans, du Jour de la vente. Les acquereurs deVont foui
nj leurs b;llets endoSSes a sat isfiction ct hyrothequ
zera retenue ~jEsqu'au pailnent dnal des dites terres e
l'esclare.
Toutes les susdits biIlets seront fats ~payab!es a.
Burcai du Recorder de cette Parnisse.
Quest Baton Ronge, Dece1nbre 81, 1853.
SHERIFF..
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To Architects, Builders. Contractors, Plan
tiers aud Others.

THE UNDERSIGNED " uld respectfully inform
Builders, Planters and the community at large
nat he is now fully prepared to manufacture by stean
over. at short notice and moderate prices, Oval, Goth
II Haviled window sash, all kinds of flannel and Sas!
soors, either fixed or revolving Door and W'ndor
1'ndS. Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, &c
laining. T~onsueing and Growing, turning OF even
description. ..-s ..-fs
Plank dressed to order Of any width under two fee
nd of any thickness under three inches. Timbei
ressei perfectly true, of any length under ~thirty-d'
.ct long and twenty inches square.
M All orders addressed to me through the Pc
flee, or S. n. Hart 1 Co, Of Baton Rouge, will NEE
prompt attention. -
jank -, J. ". BROWN.
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ASu3URY REGER,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
4 NY orders given me for House, Sign, or Ornament
n al Painting, Pa per hanging, ana Glazing, will NEE
wan prr attention. As | an, permanently located
in Bat, age, and as it is my interest to give gene
raj satisfaction, l shall! thy to do if.
Sep. q, 1872. ASlibuRf hEHEh.
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W. f. n A r D.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Carriages, Buggies, Harness &c.

vCHEIn stock of BUGGIES, RCCKAWAYs, HAIR.
NESS. BAROUCHES, COACHES and WHIPS, Is
now complete. They invite an examination D. their
stock before purchasing in New Orleans or elsewhere,
as they guarantee their prices as low as any in shs
South.
Rf- Wareroom On Main street next the City Hall
az MANUFACTURING aud f.IPA,uSG in superior style
at the old stand corner of thurcl, and Main streets.
Baton Rouge, Sept. lst 1s55-y
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CHARLES RU>TON.
STORE.

% CHOPIN h CO. respectfully in form their friends
j . and the public, that tl"y have opened an AtC-
IiuS STORE, at Batoa Rod-r on Church st., op,os.t"
Col. 4. Mat,a's store. wher they viii , Il aoo!S Of all
kinds. and the latest fashion,, such as .!lks, Embroi-
teEes, Caiicoes, ready made Clothing &c.
They will sell at auction twice 4 week, that is on
MONDAYS and SATURDAY.
11-Gool, entrusted TO their care will DE soil TO the
bsSt advantage. Terms CASH.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
Monday tho 3lst day Of March next
12SS

a. II o clock A.. w.. all tue hereinafter described prop
eriy. belonging in CelJmou "tIl the succession O
Hiram Noycs and Chas.h"se> D.c :.
10 wit
lst. A certain tract Of Ian! situnte: in this rar;~f
and designated as the southeast gaarter nf section =
in Township 6. rarCa II: IN ,he district of Lands sub
ject.io sale at New Orleans.
"a. The southwest quarter Of section q Township
6. range II east, containing Ito acres with the IN
prosrlaents thereon.
ID. The southwest quarter of section q, Township
8. range IL east. containing lh0.
The negro woman Ann aged about IS years. lot Of
Wagons and harness; - head of mules and horses
three oxen; coo CORDS of wood; 1900 picke,s; one lof
lanber and hoop poles; stock Of goods in store con
si-iiu2 of shoes. in-Ware. clothing. groceries, &c.
TERMS % SALE.-Moyeablcs 70 be sold oil n credit OF
sig months from the dav of sale. purchasers to furn!si.
their notes; with approved personal security. The
land aud slave TO he sold one forth cash and the bal
.ance on . credis Of one. two and three years from tn.
,iay of siaae. purchasers to furnish their notes with ap
proved personal security. and mortgage retained unit
I'LL and inal Pc y!nsnt, notes to b. mae payable At III,
office Of Recorder OF this parish.
v. l.. Rouge, Deg. 3lst, 1850.
n. ". POPE.
@ Sheriff.
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ErAT DE la LOUISIANA,
ParoIssc d'Oucst Baton RouQ,,
7,,E Dr si1rEsE DISTRICT JrpICI4

CDt L DC SiIIE&E DISTRICT JTbItIAlKE.
rans / afairc de Ia Succession de Charles Noyes. dece
&c. 10. IE3.
Y1N VEETC dun commission a moi address dams t
~ succession su4!itc. lie In Cour fu Sixieme Dist
rrt dan, ct , rnr In Gite iaToisse. en- date du l9 he
ccmbrc 1850. ~j'ofrrirai eu vent" publique au plus han
ct ,icrnic- encIierri-seur. u it 'crnier residence d
Charles Noyca. DECIDE. dams la aite Paroisse
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{ iaehou for Smokers. -
rsreons ~indulging in smoking will find this arti-
~ A1a0se - . ssssth destroyer, for sale BY
49, +' @ r : WAppUL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

DOARDING-AtNO Nos. As and AZ East Broadway.
ID Suites Of Rooms for families aud Gentismens Rooms
furnished UDfunisbed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

IL and pleasant Of South Brooklyn would few
Young Grls into her family BOARD and EDUCATE in tho
Enssh branches French and Husc Terms 80 psr snnlr
Be- raid half yearly atvscce Apply 20 A DELANEf
No. 5 W yckOr .t-, few doors tron CoErtst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

~ it.d ,r,b. ou.rer Of mile of the VILLAGE Of STAN
ford Ct and quarters Of mile from tue haoal Ve
commanding view Of the entire village ad Lohs
sound SAID place consists Of large Dwelling House h'he
with al the modern such as range ho AZ os
water uashrays bath &C. with barn carnage houe
srourl Postes given Immediately II required and T OF
H. rurchae money may be left bond sud Hioe4<e Apply
90 rT-sU MOON No lssi 4h-av. corner OF 23dst where
has nav b. seen or ofT PLAIFORO. the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

n ald teautiful HOME with acres OF LANp IN Isa
,s ~ uItyAiop bounded By public road ihe four sdes
II il hAodsomely located in the Of Grren~ieh Conn
b,, as pu,.s ride from Greenwich depot and i've minutes
Lii fr os Cob pot hours ride Dm the city Inc
bou,e Vas built in modern style r and under the
tie ourar large barn and other ontbuidi1gs Al ne to
xsfer and variety A!so another LOT WIN DOC
AID new HOUSE Il cos COB Landing OF the best pisces
Itssn there and New. carry mechanical 0uss
nee or for There three market oos' "a lHn
regularly SevYork every week toriurher IL
q, irs NJ the suhscriher the premises WI w hllE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

(NOL NlRG dOtSE lol Sal4f<- t"o 'ih"kO
" of Flushing dwelling house in the Italian style now o.
cr.d ~ Samuel B. Parsons built very thoroughly IN 1914
f he owners use snd furnished with every modern con
,enence Of furnace bathroom. water closet Issadfy &C.
II contains drawing-room, library dinlnS.rooni seven
furnished with ventsins registers opening INTO
shaft com with the kitchen chimney Ine GROUNDS are
oserted with eciduous and evergreen trees AM hiub5 au
the garden fruit The vicinity OF Flushing 70 e
York CITY accessible By railroad IN less than Al hour US Gel
braed schools and gardens ia heaness and tho beauty OF
surroundings render this house desirable for saJ ons
who wishes pleasant country residence Apply 70 .
J. b. PARSONS, No. - Wsll-st, basement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

CTEAM POWER-ROOms with steady Steam
= Power 10 LET in the Hshem and Nev.Hsyen Freight
Uer corner Of Flm and Frsnkius For the mpoance OF
he ord steady we refer Inquire Of THOs
BENNETT. on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

A FEW PERSONS can be accommodated with
n nles.spt ROOMS (unfurnished and BOARD in private
, beye no mains will spared 70 make their home aEree
sbe Cal Al No 3s 1Gb-st, sthsv Satisfactory
references will be given and required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

W =. PALMER may be personally consulted
on The principle snd proper mode Of ADVERTlslNO'
teivee en- 10 end o'clock toe Agency Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

" tured by STEINWAY SONS, Nos "a and Ss Walksr.
Broadway, New York These Pianos have received
rHRkE FIRST PREMIUMS within the last year 10 compot-
Pianos made by tho celebrated makers Of Boz
tor NewYork Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Prices low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

i bri.k HOUSE with hIee floor small Garden
with Fruit Sc Will be let cheap with without Furniture
Aldr.sr PHELPs. Box No. 500. Post Office.
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no LET-Three or four neatly FURNISHED
6onses ano farms tl)anteo.

HOUSE WANTEB.-A gentleman wants
Il DWELLING-HOUSE, with BrOwurstoDe Front, aud
Rh Basement less than tn stories with al the modern
improvements and favorably located town and wants 10
exchange sIge fine Farm. with fine Building in this
ADDRESS with name and where TO be seen, G. A b.,
Tribune Office.
StTABLE WANTED-Suitable for three or four
~ HORSES the vicinity OF Jefferson aud Henrysts In
qure Of b. PARKHURST, No p Markets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

m.pt BRICK HOUSE No IS South Si-st WilliAusburgh-
Has 6 roou fitted up in the most desirable manner for
re.pectabe private family doctor stclss boarding
bouse aud Is without exception the pleasansst stBoD in
WH,msbursh and within i've minutes. walk Of all the fer
re. Will be let on required and painted and paIered
to suit the Inquire d T. STEVENSON No liz South
Sl.st Milliam.hprrh.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

AT MADISON, y. J.-FOR SALE->uperior
"A FARM-ic5 sc7e. ne healthy location hol'- .'H, ,.l
90 - Pam House and ell Ouhouses' eNes-eH' "as
Seco1l-EIGHTY ACRES tesu'if,, stu.,ion 70, C9Ta,i
St .lrd ssr @rv good Orchards Meadow and " 5od 1nu
~ - - gor%TRY RESIDENCE In sSht Of RsAr) al
a~rf vita .lrtsen or forty acrestho fourteen hi-ay IN
raj BUILDING SITES. the best IN the Si.se'
ArrIv 20 r. H. HUNTER. No IT'S Frour-'t., y /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

DROOKLYN.-PARTl BOARD WANTED
10 in Brooklyn Wals,. South Ferrv ia strictly
private FRENcH family by young German Gen.eman Best
references given Address H. b. W. Box lO5 Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

rsctiye country widely known once tue estate
Of General Nathan e Greene Revolutionary memory ait
ua'ed on the Passac adjoining the village Of Beleys nine
miles from New. ork and 81 from Newark. Apply to
HOMER MORGAN, Pine At,
No Metropolitan Bank Building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

4 WIN III JIM IUI NhI1I1 - n1I,''
onth Hill Duiche.s County, overlooking Dover rams con
tanning acres Land beautifully laid out AMI having taere
on handsome Dwelling house, Bsrns and Onth2aees nearly
rev ON the premises shout 1000 Apple COO Fear and i1
other fruit res The choicest kinds Beauty Of LOCATION aa
facility Of unsurpassed Por further particulars inquire
OF H. BARROW SON, No l2f Front ST, " y, or LA"
RENCE RARROM Of Hari,s Nillsse. Du.chess 20.
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obstruction.

A RITHMETIC, BOOKKEEPING, WRITING.
"A Mr. DOLBEAR No 500 Broadway, being assisted BY
practical Bookkeepet gives his persona atten-
ton Penmanshp and guarantees by hs rev
system of hand training 90 remove all stiffness aad trembns
from any hand week BBoys about leaving shooi
will be pared practically for business in one quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

NOR SALE LOW and on EASY TEkMS-A
IL FARM of about IS acres the of Greensburch and
about miles from Tuckaho Station, Harlem Railroad
and miles from Ha.tpgs Harlem Railroad. There the
race comfortable HOUSE good Barn, Apple Orchard, and
other fruits The place is well calculated for raising poultry
vegetables &c which be disposed Of Summer boarding
houses ao the Hudson better prices than in the city az
far les trouble. Apply HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine St,
or 10 j. THOMAS, No. 80 Ann-st-
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ID for SALE EXCHANGE for City Properly situated on
the west hank Of Cayusa Lake eiEht miles from itsa l.
All Of Fruit Trees on the psee Dwsllins 9nb anss
and fierce ali $1,000 Cos. i2OO Tor further
INQUIRE in the Paper Store No 59l Grand st. where
i.n of place can be seen Of THOMAS JONES, on the
mi
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UuApIPs NJ DUPUY & Co.

OUARIFS N DUPUY & Co.
u LAND AGENTS.
co,,vs a, M,cHIc.N-,v AID SoUrH WArEE.srs,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. ~.
The urdersxned will transact gerefh heai =. ..
in ILLINOIS IOWA and sdjoiuinS states FaIac"" A'''n
ION gwen 10 the pgrrhA'e and sale OF .rou,u rors
Fr,rr.ive local sud other tiehihes aIe
equaiiE Of any Western house for loea1ns =.
snn. lands furnishing maps and Descriptions pay mem :"
taxes. Sc. -. p.s, x-lI snA
,h,s Asecv good chsnue bring their Lands into nsAe
Proer ofersd for -ae Will. Tot snNi sun % ene."
on Csfarue and circulated gratis throughout the county
P1T,I,-s will find favorable opportunities Tor investing I'd
r.rdlv ,fprrnylnF Western property
Tbs bet Of references given -,,.r,ysu nrrprry
DAVID ). OGDEN.
Late OF Se~-York
Mr. OGDEN o, the shove firm Gao oe ouha ~ w '''
Valet, New York until Msrch Is l-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

L'ARM FOR SALE-Located in Mililngton, Som
Il Co Nj. g miles from ths city, om Bloomfield
y j. aud miles Depot daily line OF stage,
from and TO the Railroad. The Farm in very ae state OF
cultivation well supplied with water and fruit OF Inherent
kinds The Dwelling is yearly new, and was built by days
work p stories high with well of good water at the door
good snd other outbudnEs all good repar The Farm
contains acres 10 OF which well tmbered, acres IN
low meadow land which yields immense crop OF grass ana
for which the hss been offered -So The bal
suce of the high ground and beautifully situated on the
Tub highway Any wishing TO purchase the crops farm
irg utensils stock do favorable terms: OF the
bond aud
ter of years at per cent For further particulars
AMY 10 GEORGE c. SMALLEY,
~ No. 81 Wsll st.. % floor. front Office
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IRIS. OLIVER p. HUBBARD's FAMILY

WI SCHOOL fI YOUNG LADIES' HANOVER. Nh
The SUMNER TERN Of this Institution (aow 10 lie
teenth yearl VII commence WEDNESDAY Nay IL. and
cor nue. weuty weeks The School has been recently
"a pleasant AID retired situation, where there ample
grounds and respect. agreeable accomm json~
Circulars will he application 70 the Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11

DOR SALE-A tirst-class 4-stOry, brown stone
J. front HOUSE and LOT The north side Of Vest @1st
between STU AID 9Th avs For and particulars apply to
BAKER l. WEEKS, No. Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
EARN FOR SALE-Locatedi in Millington, Som

nor SALE-TWO Houses and LOTS Nos.
l. 1877 and lS3 East llthst. Apply to d. HENNESSf' NOS
and 81 East l9ths st.
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IA on tbe HUDSON for sALE-At Yonk.

VILLA on the HUDSON for SALE-At fonk-
ers few minutes walk from Depot containing 10 Roo rs,
Gss Water Baths &C. half OF Garden with choices
Fruits Grape Arbors &c. delightful suburban residence
W. j. BRUNDRED Co., No. Is Nassau-st, Commonwealth
Buildings.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY Of
w erery description for SALE, EXCHANGE or to LET.
tire Westchester Res Estate Agency, No. ~ Broadway,
Room No 10, n. l. NJ Il COUHENs Co.
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ID ASS &c FALLS, PATERSON, NEW
JERSEYTbe well known and r,leh fre4uenied resort
ytoTs during the Summer 10 TO LET together with al
the Grounds composing the FORREST GARDEN attached %
the PAssae Fails There lssge and convenient Hotel os
the abundant supply pure Spring w ster
for public private Bshs There hiss been erected ths last
Ice house convelieuy situated he Hotel
which well filed with ice from the reservoir tho grounds
which contains the puest 20 be found In the Hegsoor
The quantity Ice ia sufficient supply the House aud
ard Pleasure Gardens With al that be used season
from so The Grounds have been much In.
proved planted with several hundred Ornamental Trees ard
fowerug Shrub kc additional walks and roads made. and
spared render the ATTRACTIVE place or hs
the vicinity Of Nevfork IL only 10 miles from
by the SewYork sn6 Erie Railroad snd the fseI
gong and returning less than tive SIX times tue
d.v.
AZ e,iions 20 Be mad. 70 John RYLE Paterson. n j.
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OFFICES to LET.-In Peoples Bank Build
ins corner Of Canal ard Thompsonsts suitable 70 pro
teons men Artists Architects ard Real Estate BrotsrA
The Oces very superior and rent low Apply 81 tne w
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NOR SALE-Two new. well.fnished BWELL-

Il INGs srcled Parlcrs. sliding Doors Tea room Extension
Du waiter eight Marble Mantes street and houses shed
will gas Terms easy person in attendance daily TO show
the property Cars pass ten minutes or woui *
change or Rent Location Ryerson between Myrtle and WI
JOHN BRAlNERD. Wall st. Ferry, Brooklyn
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IRVING INSTITUTR, Tarrytown. \

Tarrytown, Y. Y.-Tne
IcAI and COMMERCIAL
lsss. Circxlsrs may b. 90
. 5gi Broadway; G. IL Lyor
&C. 6. Allen, No IA Va.
d : ROWE. Pnus.p-J.
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DOYS BOARDING SCHOOL at LITTLE
NIYRTPY SCIENTIFIC and MILITARY

u INSTITUTE, Conn .Ths * cC,. 6TIA' 5Sus.NJA
i fully equipped successful opersdon Tee secommods
veIx sunerior Circulars interview be OBJ
,siDsS nv aIplyiuE 10 WILLIAM HALL SONS No 70