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farmer, give rise to an indefinite increase of
wealth and population. The confinement of q
free people within narrow limits seems only to
develop new resources of wealth, comfort, and
happiness; while slave society, pent up, withers
and dies. 1t must continually be fed by new
fields and forests, to be wasted and wlted un-
der the poisonous tread of the slave.
By requiring an indefinite area over which to
spread itself, it is hence apparent that Slavery
tends to keep up, and to make greater, the in
equality between the States, unless population
be made the measure, instead of area. But
the following tables will present the truth pal
pably to the eye:
Extent, population, and representation, Of the
old Free and Stare .Stdtes
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FOR THE NATIONAL ERA. |
'und of tumult troubles all the air,

sound OF tumut troubles all the air.
Like the low thunder OF a sultry sky,
Far-rolling, the downright lightnings glare.
The hills blaze red; with challenge and reply,
Treading the darkness, hostile hosts draw nigh
Behold! The burden of the Prophets vision
The throngng hosts! The Valley OF Decision
Day OF The d.-of darkness, and not light
Breaking i'll thunder, and the whirwind's roar,
Even so, Father Let Thy will be done
Turn and o'erturn; end what Thou hast begun,
In judgment or in mercy. As for me,
Ifb the least and frailest evermore
Let me be numbered with the truly free,
Who find Thy service perfect liberty.
tain would thank Thee that my mortal life
Has reached the hour, albet through care and pain
When good and evil, for final strife,
Close dim and vast on Armageddon's plain;
And Michael and his angels once again
Drive bowling, back the children of the Night.
Oh, for the faith 10 read the signs Alright,
And, from the angle of Thy own clear sight,
See Truths white banner floating on before
And the Good Canse, despite of venal friends
And base expediens, moved TO noble ends;
See Peace with Freedom make TO Time amends
And, through its cloud of dust the thresi nag foor
Faied by Thy thunder, heaped with chaffless grain
j. G. W.
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to have murdered his accomplice. He seems
to have been, though only twenty-one or twenty
two years old, most hardened villain, and
boosted of many crimes. He behaved with the
greatest levity under the gallows, and while in
prison he spurned the advice of the clergy with
contempt, using the most profane and obscene
language. The Vigilance Committee cannot
lose popularity BY hanging such villains.
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The Era for the campaign, from the first Of
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LATER FROM KANSAS,

The newspapers are filled with the details of
preparation for war in Kansas The Border
Ruffans are securing Western Missouri for
troops. They were TO invade Kansas about the
I'D ult., with two or three thousand men, and
were to sweep away the last vestige of Abolition
ism. The Learenworth Journal declares a war
of determination against the Free State men.
No quarter is to be giveni This expression is
repeated three times in the last issue of that
paper which has come TO hand. The very
latest news is, that on the 23d three thousand
Missourians were collected at Westport, Mis-.
souri,, ready to cross over to Kansas. On the
eth, the Governor, Shannon, who was still
acting, had issued proclamation, declaring
the Territory was in a state of instruction.
and calling on the law-abiding citizens to stand
by the authorities. Provisions were very scarce
at Lawrence, and the citizens had asked a
Government escort to obtain supplies, but were
refused. Lane had three parties of emigrants
stationed in different parts of Iowa.
The Quaker Mission, referred to by Mr..
Whittier in an article in to-day's Era has been
broken up by the Rufians-the unoffendinp
people grossly maltreated, and even female.
insuted. Nothing is sacred with Border Ruff
fans.
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eaE@ Harper's Magazine for September con-
tains description, with Illustrations, of the
Dismal Swamp, region which in coming time
is to be invested with classic interest, by the
forthcoming novel of Mrs. Stowe.
icy Putnam for the month has an article on
Chill, one on the history of the Jesuits, and
other interesting matter.
by" The Panorama of Literature, made up
from the Living Age, is filed, as usual, with
jadicious selections from the English and other
periodical literature.
rE~ Dickens's Household Words is one OF
the most amusing and instructive periodicals
of the day.
pE- The Knickerbocker Magazine, for Sep
TENDER, has its usual variety of poetry and prose
later news, giving accounts of the hanging OF
two men by the Vigilance Committee, which
still retains power. The names of the culprits
are Harrington, an Englishman, and Brace, a
native of Onondsgs, New York. Hethrington
was executed for the murder of DIR. Andrew
Randall at the st. Nicholas Hotel, San Fran.
cisco. He seems to be an old offender. he
murdered DIR. Baldwin in 1858; he was q
gambler, sharper, and it seems had accumu-
lated money, with which he has heretofore screen
I'd himself from the just penalty of the laws. y
But the Vigilance Committee have shown them
selves better proof against his tempting brides
than the corrupt officials.
Brace seems to have been hanged on an old
score. he murdered a man named Captain
West in 1854, and day or two after is believed
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n. WHITNEY is our authorized canvassing agent for
New York city and vicinity, and will receive and forward
advertisements for the Era lowest rates
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street.
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WASHINGTON, d. G..
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1856.

Office, No. sol Seventh street, bet,Ceen ID and E,
one square south Of City Post office.
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AMERICANIsM IN NEW YoRK.-A meeting of
the American Council of New York took place
at Syracuse on the 9th ult. Mr.. Caldwell, a
member, moved series of resolutions de-
nouncing the outrages in Kansas, the Brooks
assault on Sumner, the general course of the
Administration, and the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise. These resolutions were voted
down by the Fillmoreites, on the ground that
they would opel the South and the Nebraska
sham Democracy, and thus ruin the prospects
of Mr.. Fillmore. In consequence of this
treachery to Freedom, considerable number
of the delegates bolted, and formed new
association, by which Fremont was nominated.
The truth is, that the Fillmore party South
has more principle, and more repugnance to
Slavery, than their associates North. The
latter are as trusty tools of Slavery as any
Buchananite could desire.
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bar The NeW York Erening Post of Mon
day has numerous extracts from California let
tess, expressive of the utmost confidence that
the State will vote for Fremont. There is a
perfect Juror in his favor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
Aousss ano farms ioan.co.

WANTFD-A FRONT ROOM for Physl-
clans Ofce. in first clss house In any Of the srs9ts
Goth Sofhsts between 9Th and shayG with BREAh-
FAST ard TEA conyt nient The best refeeLc6 given APP
rly ROSS ERNISG Ros Estate Agents No 20 STRAW
WANTED-For q small family, tho UPPER
w PART OF HOUSE. with Gas sc. between 1th and
6,h,v. References exchanged. Address y l.. Tribune
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
DAssAIC FALLS. PATERSON. NEW

VT,O PHYSICIANS.-FOr Sale, VILLAGE
HOUSE ard LOT Of one scre Of Land the vicinity Of
N,w-York-a desirable situation for Physician Inquire Of
Is oS2) HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

VXrANTED-In Fancy 5toIe. No. 81 Cath
w crimes a youDs Lady CLERK One bsytaS ofPe
r,enee utcfefrrd RefercLce required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
YARNS for sALE-At JAMAICA, LONG

E'AKMS Tor SALE-At JAMAIOA, LUNN
l. SLAND-The Grscie Farm, containing ninety acres Of
Land In high cultivation, with Mansion aud Farm
Houses Barns aud Stables and extensive Fruit Orchards
Alec the Terry Farm tusted half mile sou, Of Jamaica
the heed OF Van WICK containing forty sres with
Cottage and Houses stable Also the stevens taI
hupded and thirty OF Land in high 4;e Of cgiga,oa
with Mansion and Yarn House aud extensive Barns snd
stable Forfarther PARTICULAR apply HOMER MORGAN
No Pine &C., or B. II. CEEED. Jamaica, L. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

FTO LET-On Canalst.. near Broadway, lou
i STORES four EASEMENTS and twelve CPPEt
FLOORS al suited fJr business yurpO.es Also, TWO lars
ROOMS Oh Broadway. Iuquue at No. la Chambers s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

VNO ALL WHOM 1T CONCERNS.-As some
Misunderstanding is d 10 exist concerning the time for
the assembling Of the GENERAL CONhEHEHCE o. tne
African church In America the Ministers and Laty
will be govern ed by she following resolution as recorded IN tbs
minutes of the General Conference OF 1882 Moed by
the Rev Daniel VsDdeer (Secetary Of General Conerence
that h. General Conference adjourn 10 meet in Zion Church.
NewYok City Of Leonard aud Church st tue iourth
Saturday in May. 1856 ~ WIN. H. BISHOP,
General Superintendent Of the A. NJ. T.. u. Cooneehsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

rJNO LFT-A three-story mastic-frCnt HOUSE
or Bro.dv.y between fTih and 18th ss with lawn In
mont Ia, ess bath Sc Rent $500 Apply the promises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
Real c,slate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. with 81 acres
ID COR sALE or EXCHANGE tor city properiyi S,'s % q.
Eipt. Of Fruit Trees the psee D~eiirs. GU
f-r "a ali rsv Prce 5000 Cost 700 fof w oet -
,ersr, incuir. the Psrer store. 10 ost e.
80 ~ 49, eAa be sen; CT Of THOMAS JONES Oh e1e
premises
COTTNTRY HOUSE for SALE-lR the village
fr..Lir, ds-ns- hou.- 10 hs IAli.r stye e1ii very
dior ushy 1874 for The o~uer: csc and i1risn-a 80 -
uo.ieru -uce OF furnace ostn ruotn I'm
iry &c. Il contains drawing room. HDFary ei.os 49,
s.y., .e-r ~. r aid h chez shove srSusL ESh asop
Ip room irrshe wi,h venii s,inE 'sers opening n
connecting with the kitchen chimney Inc
x,h Aejue-s and evrrzre~a trees sni Shrubs anf
d. r.rSen with The Sictn'y o. rlnsa NJ 70
yos Ci,, ,ccs,oe 81 rrueA less thai a. boar Is CO
.br,, ,cboo. and r.ners s hssthines srd ne oeAuy
a. o.rdrr- render ais house very deabe ter any on'
who ..ahes ple assni county residence APp'y &C.
J. b. PARSONS. No. 3 Wal 81, brsnea-
CHARMING COUNTRY RESIDENCE - Near
~ Yonkers uie from Bron1vle s'st'4o eea,een hre
fp New Yot nineeeu under the highest sac o. ea
tvsfu AL anrly stock 81 with sur Tor fur, orr, 10
shade tree vines. ke The Improvements eon-e
E,eben toxefpsr vh Sam, House Gov house ~
~. Lawns hesut fully .t o1 shi "st
s,e .rrint introduced the House aud Ban ind woa
sufrv The ws'e- frf 'rrnien hus' DC sea 70 Oo
' tN S' i.s.) Al CHECKER Co. No Bros4 st
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE VERY CHEAP
" for CAsH.-A splendid COUNTRY SEAT eeauifuly ~
es,ed A. s.rbroek Conr with sbout scres Of Lana Bui
in.s AID eiss'1, sSS Nh MI r' S !,
FARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY is now prepared 70
80 '''' TWO MILLION OF ACRES
FA MING LA \ ID 81
Is TRACTS Or PoErY AcRss AND UPWARD
LONG CREDITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

ITO LET-Furnished from the lSt OF May, the
i Fnsb Basement HOUSE so. I79i West 2A s. replets
With every COINCIDENCE ard elegantly furnished throughout
ARMY to HOMER MORGAN, Metropolitan bank building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
ECR SALE or to LET-In the Village Of OYS-

LNK S3LE OF 70 LEI-In Tue VIIlage 81 us
l. TER BAY, L. l., handsome DWELLING containing IL
rooms Inquire Of s. Y. LUDLAM, Oyster Bay.
Tor SALE-JUST in TIME-HOUSE and
LOT No IS West 2ed-5t. fiil width AID g. the improve
Tie occupant Of tia adjoining property ready " tte
1890 rent. Inquire al Il Pnest, direct to Box No.
Crce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

EACHASGE for Brookyn New Yotk or Jerssy City prop
ery .boa = seres has comfortable Hegss Barn and Out
teidngs, Fruit ke Northpor AID Deer Park where
t-stoe's Ani railroad twice LAY iRauI, 81 HENRY
SIN EN5OH, No ss CoqIt-sf.. BCposlTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

TTO LET-The two STORES and HOUSES
Nos ard Cherry Ct Prsnknsquare, for business pug
po.es. Apply tho premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

PRICE AND TEhiS OF fAlmnN ,.,,
price will so according 70 rsuon,
quality for Deeds be made during the year
a6 spuatns the purchase money % be pail in i've annual
stallnent The become due ia two yessSf tue
date contract ard the Others annually thereafter The last
payment become due the end Of the sixth year from the
date Of the
pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

ITO LET-Io small family without children,
pert Of the three-story HOUSE No. 1870 East l9thst wiki
all The modem proveents consisting Of from, basEhENF
PAELOR srd BEDROOMS the second ip1r, and two
BI pROOMs ON the third With PANTRIEs attached, with
ts oil cloths stair carpetns and ss heufes Rent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

for before May 1856 good three story AMI bssemsnt
brick HOUSE with 81 the modern icproyeDfnb s1aed IA
Prook!Tn within few walk OF three Ferries Apply
10 PICOT SHOTN ELL. No. IS MAidenlane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

CTAMMERING efectually and permanently
- CURED, by Gentleman from Enssnd, without the aid OF
envy medical mtery enon. Address L. b.. Tribune Office
ITO MARBLE MANUFACTURERS USE
Il of MACHINE for CUTTING CROTON and TAsLs
TOPS BY Power obtained BY applying at - WsenSf
THOMAS ID. STETSON, Mechanical Engineer
Solicitor Of Patents No Isl Nssssust New-York, a..
sists in perfectinI securI and advertising Inventions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

+ UK sALE-At FOTdhsm, " estchester CO., one
hours rde from City Hall i've GiEuteS walk from the
deTot Immediately oppose the Of the late Jacob or
ilsrd, splendid brick DWELLING with ONE ACRE Of
GROUND. It'll 81 r. 'front.' j IL deep, hall in centre IL eCa
ss besides wash room coal and furnace Tooms-he
heaters and Registers al through the house. IL
having been upsd II built and dIhed the best
with piazza IN front amen Iron lints and fence tho
well and estern tie house There 10 small stable
attached for hoTse snd For apply r A
ADAMS, No. IS Ns.sas St THOMAS JUDGE No. Isl
or SJTTON's HOTEL. FOTdL.m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE VERY CdEAf
~ for CAsH.A splendid COUNTRY STAT Ssaai'fot!y -
es,ed A, s.~broek Com with about scres Of Lana bul
rs n ald elegant land Iic Prce Soc coo worth 70 wv
Tcuire Of S Y. TOWNSEND. No. 81 Nassau a. n L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

OASsESsMENT property liable for the cost and
for taking for the public place known .: CENTRE
1853 ar beesme lien the property on that day Inc
49, soed for the said ascsspsnt ~nont inter
s or the h present month, April ana
must psd eli assessments remaining u1 ai'o'
,,ezt In ip,t-street Department, Aprl 2 1870
JOSEPH s. TAYLOR, street Connls'onef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

vi SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES, HANOVER, n IL
The SUMNER TERM Of this Inspution lnow n ts .eyen
tenth year vii eommerec WEDNESDAY. May IL. 81
continue twenty wce Tie School has boon recenty evee
to Pleasant and retired situsdon whore there are smr
roands and IN every respect. agreeable sccommfde"sns
C.rcnsr, VII be cont on spp,ss.ga " tns Pnse,pst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
E'ARM FOR SALE-Locsted in Millington, Som.

FARM FOR SALE-LOcsted in Millington, Son.
erset Co y. j.. y r1es from This city f:orl Bloomfield
y j. and niles from Somerset Deso; daily line Of s:azs
and TO the Railroad. The Farm very tine fste CT
cultivation well supplied with water snd fruit OF d4.ren.
suds Tie Dwelling 10 nearly and was built By days
work stories high with vel Of GOOD water AZ the door
coed barn and other outbudiss all in good repair The Far
20 10 Of which yell tjsTed acres IN
ow meadow land which YIELDS inense crop Of ana
FOR which the has been offered 20 per The bal
Of The Farm hsh ground and beautifully situated the
public bshwsy Any wishing to purchase the crops farm
ing utensils stock Sc do favorable terms Of the
purekse money oo remain bond and morssg, for
term Of years per Por further particulars
spplyto GEORGE e. sAALLEf
No. 81 Wsllst, ID Hoor. front ot3cs
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pOOMs and BOARD in BR00KLYN-For

- This House having been thorUGshy re,-ired and
reunished he open for the spop Of BOARD ERS on
The Sd OF April II contains hot snd cold baths and all tn
mode IN improvements No expeie has been will be
TO render 1t comfortable AID desab. residence could ba
wished Two ROOMS first foor suitable for physiei-1
Dinner et O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY Of
w eregy description for SALE, EXCHANGE or 70 LET.
tie Wescheste Real Estate Agency, No. 81 broadway
Room Nc. 10, N. Y. M h COULENS Go.
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. PARTNER WANTED. - The

RcsOOOs adv ezti-es who has been engaged t,r IN.
past Eve years in business In this city which las p.d ovsr
give unev sonsb0 references regards tbAseter and energy
AM who hiss the above amount q osp jon him a. .os
PARTNER. From ais 900 20 go GOO Be made tbs pres.
year All commune with rss will b trestea
.'.ety eoneoeasl Adde'S H. u BeK l3e rrtbaas Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

sv epes with every convenience No 80 has On eE,en
op rom running back n There is large four story
uob on the Of both lott The property viii De let
.tsrsel, or together Tho keys Mr. Lanes sts,e
conner OF lthAv and lth.t. Inquire Of WM H. SMITH
No. 4 Msidtn lave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

ITO LET-The 3-stOry brick HOUSE, No. lis
fIosst conairin. sll the modern Improvements. ln-
qrire o. " BUXTON at the Irving SAVING lnsstion No
20 WFT-enst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

~ HOUSE. No 10 Charter Hoasesausre, Aldeusste'-'
London fye minBtes walk from the General POstOfce-
Mrs JANIS COCKER respectfully invites Gentlemen and
Families visiting Lor don 70 this central and pleasantly su'ted
house hich fitted with attention 10 the comfort oil
visitors The situation particularly and healthy with
coed ofy rooms and clean wesred Bed, Private Rooms
required Terms Is Cd per Day for Bed breakfast Tea and
attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

IN pleasant retire location, suitable ior large family
icr centee bosrdn. .Ouse. Plenty Of yard and laY
.sIdea With fruit Rent r,asouablc 20 guaele oceqP.
VIM r. PRINCE ! Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

Il LFT-1he BuidSss of 6thav .1d i'th with the
Foudery In the rear together with Engine fsks Tools kc
TIE budngs the 81 one han red sud twenty-five
feet front and stories high with light cellar under tbs
whole The koundery well adapted light casinss AID
houswoik Arp V ~ FROST FORREST, No lB PesrSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

high BRIDGE.-For sale 80 acres of LAND
IL on the Wescbesser hank Of the Harlem h,si WIN
besuaf wooded .ope TO the water with Fruit and Water ana
rs view in excellent neshbarhood eleven paes dn,'
ee1 N. Cir, Hall ard half mile from Uppes Morrissn4'
DENT Terms easy. ELLIS POTTER. No 70 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

TOR SALE or EXCHANGED valuable MILL
for the manufacture of Bookbadsrs Boards and good
SAW-NILL with Of LAND situated couysneat 10
the city snd railroad station. The vhols will be cold
great bsSssn, ExsAsiged for CRY ProPery Apply to
1851 HOMER MORGAN go. 2Pine ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

Stock Fixtures &c. Is doing shipping and
retail trace Location the best in tie City Of Brookyn This
chance seldom offered engage IN safe and profitable
bures Inquire the Lumber Otiee Of Jofaemon aud
Fufman.s Sta Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
Gouscs to Get.

CLINTON-PLACE, near 5th-av.-DWELl4-
~ ING HOUSE No 20. with Carpets and Fixtures Bath
Fura ace Gs Water Second Floor angel back OF
the houfe Stable opening alley 50 feet wide sub
ct to eroundren Cash required only f2 balance Sor
wears mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

~ VILE zine miles from CLsmboTsst, on the Hudson River
Railroad Has stable Ice ouse, Garden and three acre. Of
Land attached POso-on Immediately Fart OF toe iurniare
Will te let with The House IL de.redl OF sold bargain Az
Div to HOMER MDROAN, 70. Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04
Cbanres for Business Alen.

a WIN VIL
IN PAINTINGS various sub By the Grst European Art
will he offered bargains for cash exchanged for
Merchandise valuable Personal Property Can be at
No 90 fultunst, second floor, Vnt from 10 m 10
p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

WHARF PROPERTY 1t BROOKLYN, be-
w tn Waist aid South Ferries 10 feet frSnt
the rvef sd T-n-i back si5 feet With ~ fst
aerh " wsef 81 es-sa. occupied b. IL Delaware and Hod
sJa Csus COmTsas Asa ssyers LOTS opposite sosv
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