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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

The colorcd papers say there is large party
in Missouri in favor of abolishing Slavery in
that State. Very well-there is some sense in
that But what have the people of other
States to do with the subject and how long is
it since the negroes charged that the whole
South was trying to enslave the Norsh' If they
would stick to one point n few days, it would
be something to their credit, if not 10 their po-
litical proft.-N. Patriot, AprilA.
There is some sense in abolshing Slavery, Of
ter all, says the Patriot; but what have the
people Of other States to do with i'll! ~ Now,
if there is sense in abolishing Slavery, why not
prevent It's spreading over more territory The
other States pretend nothing TO do with the in
stitution in States where it exists, (still some
claim that the Constitution has power to abol-
sh it y but were it not for the agitation oul Of
Missouri, there would not now be signs eff what
the Patriot calls sensible. We hope hereafter
that the Patriot will stick to that one point.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

The Blackhawk horse lately owned by Hon.
Eli Thayer Of Worcester, Mass, was sold at
auction recently, for $775. Charles L. Hard
ing of Woodstock, VT, was the purchaser,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

New YoRK AND THE DRED SCOTT CASE
The bred Scott resolutions passed The New
York Legislature in the following form
Resolved. That this State will not allow
slavery within her borders in any form, or under
any preteuce, for any time, however short
RESOLVED; That the Supreme Court of the
United Stats, by reason Of majority of the
Judges thereof having identified ii with a sec
tional and aggressive party, has impaired the
confidence and respect Of the people of the
States.
RESOLVED, That she Governor of this State be
and is hereby, respectfully requested to transmit
copy of these resolutions 10 the respective
Governors Of the STATES of this Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

The resolutions approprialing 100000 in
aid Of Freedom in Kansas passed the Massa-
chuselts House on the Odd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
Maple Sugar.

The aggregate product of Maple Sugar in
the United States in 1850, as returned by the
census of that year, was 1928, 436 pounds,
whereof the several States producing any
considerable amount, made severally as fol-
lows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

Considering the extension of our settle
,ments toward the North and West, the pres
ent high prices of Sugar, the general atten-
ton this year to Sugar-making, and the long
season in which the flow of sap, though itful,
has been continued, we estimate the Maple
Sugar made this year at fully double that of
1850, or not less than Seventy Millions of
Dollars. In fact, we do not believe supply
of Sugar equal in quantity and value to this
could have been imported and distributed to
the inland farmers who will mainly consume
this homemade staple, for less than Ten
Millions of Dollars.
How much has it really cost the country
to make this Maple Sugar THAT is to say
Suppose we had not made it, how much other
wealth would have been created in its stead
Bear in mind that it has mainly been made
at season when our farmers are least aetive-'
ly employed, and that all the work Of prep
aration for Sugar-making pertains to the
very heart of Winter. Our estimate is, that
had no Maple Sugar at all been made in the
United Stares this year, the production of
other wealth from the labor directed to Sugar
making, would not have amounted to Three
Millions of dollars.
" There is a mine of economic suggestion in
these facts, which we prefer that the reader
should develop for himself.
How TO SAVE GIRDLED TREEs.-Thousands
Of young fruit trees have been girdled during
the past winter in this vicinity by mice, and
if not attended to in due time,must, of course
lead to total destruction, while by a very
simple process their lives can be saved. Ny
method is, when the sap flows freely in the
spring, take a keen knife, run it around the
trunk above and below the wound, and peel
the gnawed bark off, if any when this has
been done, take another piece of bark, just
to fit, and replace it-then spread rag with
grating wax, and bind it SO that the water
cannot penetrate any part of the wounded
trunk. We have many trees which I shall
treat in this way this spring C. r. G. MAR.
TIN, Washington Hollow, N Y.-Countra
Gentleman, Apr. g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

$ The Editor returns his thanks for tub
of nice maple sugar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

DEAR SIR What will be the effect of
ashes, leached or unleached, spread upon, or
put in the hill, or ploughed in, on clayey soil ?
Will some of your subscribers inform me?
JEREMY LEoD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

SPARE THE CALvEs.--The demand of the
butcher upon the veals is altogether too indis-
eliminate. So few of them escape the knife,
that all kinds of cattle are extravagantly
high. First rate cows are selling readily for
sixty dollars and upwards, and oxen for more
than twice that sum- Beeves are very high,
and are drawn from long distance to supply
the demands of our city markets. There
can be no doubt that in this state of things,
farmers ought to deny the opportunities Of
the butcher, and raise more calves. But if
this be done, let not the meanest samples be
saved for this purpose Too many adopt the
miserable policy of raising only what the
butcher leaves, and thus their herd is always
depreciating in quality. Select the best heif-
ers, in form and color, and do not turn them
off from the COW until they have got good
start. They may be taught to eat Stops at
five Or six weeks old, as well as earlier.-
There is no substitute for the mothers milk,
that will meet all the calf's want. A great
point is gained, when calf comes to the fat
pastures of June, strong and healthy. The
animal can then make the best use of its food
and develop what is in it. A hcifer calf
generously treated the first year, brings a calf
at two years old, and begins to pay profit
to her owner This is much better than to
stint calves the first year, and get no profit
from them. until they are three years old.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30

IIHNOVOh, NPIII ~, IOU''
Mr. BoYcE,-Dear Sir Charles G. Rob-
bins of this town has made 1875 lbs. of sugar
from III trees, and sap is stunning we'll yet.
I shall endeavor to send you the exact amount
made in town. the present year, as soon as the
farmers have ceased making, as | think there
is no town in Vermont that makes more Ma
pie Sugar than does Hancock.
[ would also add that Augustus Taylor re.
Gently slaughtered young hog weighing 6lS
lbs. A. p.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-30
Amasa Cummings of E. Montpelier tapped

Amasa Cummings of E. Montpelier tapped
45O trees, and made 22OO lbs, Of Sugar.
1t is reported that a gentleman in Will
JAMESTOWN has mad 800 lbs, of sugar from 100
trees. Who is he?
G. W. Chamberlain of Wells River has
made 1875 lbs. of sugar from 300 trees.
Harry Roys of Huntington, tapped 100
trees, and has made $50 lbs. of sugar.
"Dick," of Waterbury, informs us that a
a farmer in that place has made $50 lbs. Of
sugar form $50 trees, besides what has been
used for culinary purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
VEGETABLE INGREDIENTS for making a

De NoOLIuN Tot The CUKE ofSCR0FUL0Us AFFEC-
TONS BY which huueisds have cured Of In
forns Harmless In lie upon he met ana
deesed copstuiiors and which eau b. se N 70 be purs
vegetable Ferrous afflicted Win Scrouls ana
who have ted the various sdver.sd spsc,s wit ,oa; gu
Dve TO crop letter through the Poet Oos
dress and ssiDi their which wi be through
he o. AVID si sivs them ssttss tory rerst
suppsd With medicine IN the CITY Tue object Of
sye opportunity shs msdicinA whis1
never sdver Cd the Pore'or hss dssS- b
made eeosp4oco0s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

The unrvAed Location bstweea s1d and lssth sts BE-
s siost so fret the Hadsoa River running TO the
Knbidge rosd sonsnisg ~ ~ lots with aamse.
fruit forest and and Mansion Green houssa
stsbs &C. In eompaete order ample shrabbey ssd uabs
lapds villa sites Of tire select location may be
this property. The VII eel fair price "
hs desires make investments West FOR full psrracusrs
sptly distely q. PIERCE No Is William ~ nsxf
door 20 Corn EKchanse Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

DHONOGR .PHY taught 10 ten Lessons By Nail.
Yer term sddres, w. 7. HARRIS. Boz No Is ssSh
zen, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS-

INRlHALED CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS--
~ TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-This eer6es thu
have Of WELLS Co.'S CIRCULAR SAW-MfLLs h
or~rstcn with whish now cutting from 70 hfsen
Thousand feet Of per s hoar and
Soub that could under favorable eircamsanees teo
Ast II hours Our logs IRE feet long mostly vee OAK
C. s. THOMPSON,
Grand Blanc. Gcnssee Co, Mich Sept - 1855
Reliable orders promptly filed By H. WELLS Co. Flor.
Hampshire Co. Msss, who prepared furnish
With ,h.k Justly celebrated MILLS psteni HEAD-BLOCks
which the os set TO an, required gauge In three ssoOnda
The backing the carriage md sstnS the los IN point Of
snyeniepcs and nmessvinS wen durability, these
BLOCKS unequAed and with ADVANTAGES hsresoorN
s,;;ed BY our single and double patent CIRCULAR saw
MILLS renders them fer superior any other IAh aud
Sbpse SAVING MACHINES, also Aiofris,n's Pstens Tor
ny.ns shs,tns and joptius Shas-s, constantly hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

~ Hudson Riyer II miles from the City Hall. 1r ALE,
with Dmede Of the moot desirable aad beau
tifu plsoes In Westebesier County.
TIE House. which built of brick In the Italian style con-
tans Is beside laundry room I'D three cellars
with port. cooher. pazz repse with lax
and convenience OF ci residence H,tsr farnae, two
ranges Stationary washubs speaking tubes throue the
supplied from reservoir 10 feet above the house and TO
which property hiss perpetual prior right over al other
The grounds which comprise about three with ysus
bic front beautifully laid out In fruit h.ser aud veg
eable sArdsn fountains &c Toe house shaded vita large
OF extensive green-house ana
gspery brick sndttsbe The house esmmads
Interrupted 40 miles Tbs farnurr,
vhicb description aud msfs to order will % sold
the place IL desired giving opp unity to any one
desiring avoid trouble Of furnishing and settling an 90
tablish n.ent For further p,rticuus nqlire Of
homer MORGAN. Pinen,
Hl5D No. Metropolitan Bank Building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1851

COUNTRY SEAT on the HUDSON for SALe.
~ -0sc Of the desrsbis COUNTRY STATS on ,ae
bsnk Of The Hud.Ou snd within 40 feet Of Msnsaa1e
s,siop ooubt ali the sdvsass-s Of ciy md
d.nce. 10 offered SALE Tue place comgri.'s fni L'
vsuae Of zee feet Toe 'ass CON no
soes md hnt-cl eli with farsse rags
baths rsonay w.sh basins cs,oa wste nc aad visS Of
the liver entirely uhsurpsssd.. Aoeiy 20
(ss) Z. C. HALLIDAY. No fWAl-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
CHARTER OAK PLACE for SALE.-This

~ eeiebtzted Place ststed the eentra par Of the Ciy
Hartford Com The house stands smincnoe
overlooking the beautiful vst Of the ct The prospect
east aud south unetuaed 10 New Eas
Connecticut Rissr the meadows Col dts extensive
and the Pu sc asuti,os Of Hartford are IN
Of the Chsrer O.k the Of men OF the Charter
Of Connecticut granted BY Charles IL FOR more than ecu
tury half e beou sea Governor Wy lJs, one Of the
ssry Governors Of the State and his tau name
Fro them the hands Of stephen butey esq
iber Of the present proprietor the wife OF boa esa
10 preferred sell the property entre and have renn
thui Sold IL will b divided into o's Tue
liberal credit vi Dc
sivrn desired Por terms inquire Of Mr. q aoMs
Ks,chum Howe Co e. New York, OF D. y. RoBlNSON ana
J. A BUTLER Hartford. Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
Otfeeln Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chloaso Do

CNOR SALE-A large STONE FACTORY and
sutvsrfairs WATER POWER Of about 90 horse suiss-
bic for Paper Mil any other manufacturing the
On the Harlem Railroad with % of land three houses
canssemAkeis shop barn, he The Factory four story 80
II perfect order The Factory and part Of the land with
the would be sold sepAstey the whole
ery aid be exchanged for 6rsss City Property Inquire
Of D. HOD0MAN, Ne. n HAdsa-lsne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

TOR SALE-On the north side of 17th-st., op.
Il pcsite Suy vesant square English BASEMENT HOUSE
stories esement Finished In the bet style, and all the
improvements and comuaudsa splendid view Of tue
Square and DR. Tynss Church Apply the premises Terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

A GARDENER of long practical experience in
depmeuts and the Lsyngout Grounds with a'-e, Sc
~ihes 20 ENGAGE with gentleman requiring competent
single awe the references for ca9Aoty
snd CONDUCT Address at Mr. BRIOGsMANs, COR. 18Th ST.
end Broedwby, OF J. H.. Box No 30 rnbuns Ohce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

LNOR SALE a. BARGAIN-A good 3story aud
basement HOUSE, Philadelphia brick 'front.' and brown
stone thinning with modern improvements Pdcs only
$500; 5000 remain bond and mortgage Brick Cot
tsge on 10th st. near 4sAav; price Brick
House in Brooklyn, $500 Frame do $4,000. Inquire Of
s. p TOWNSEND No. 50 Esssn-sG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

HENUINE CUINTlSE CUUhn Y Ih.Nt. y =
NJ (so,shum S.ccbarstuml SPRING WHEAT-Caoads
Cub 6odss Drip. ge Tee ssd osses v.ISs. seq
bssbsL SEED POTAr0Es-EAsly Prince Albsrs, E.5iy
Jupss A,h Leaf Kidney, Ard several Other ,Sod ysiess.
Fsri, Dutiss bsngs Ery Sect and vsrcas other tods
EOHAR or HUNGARIAN MILLET Seed full assor,
small qusstites. oEhuISE PERUVIAN GUAgo, supe,.
on Lime Bore Dust Land p1sser Pou irete &c
sssners s-or.p emit 81 AGRICULTURAL and H0RrICULrU
Hal Impisneps for be Agricultural Wsrehouse and
Seed Store Of r. ALLEN, Nos lss and lSI "Apefsii
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

EOR eALE-A private residence, situated ct
North Oranee New Jersey within Eve yak Of
Norb ssd Essex R&lrosd depot The hoase V hAndsoms.
new ard built the substantial manner With eli the
modern and two Of ground attached Ths
uaon Of the best In the place. fns view
the Orange Mountain and the rounding country large
portion Of the purchase nsnsy remain bad and
GAGE For particular inquxs Of JOHN n BRUCE a., No
lam W slrG-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

SALE OF LEAsE-Tte 4story brick bal ding hereofre
snoyn As the EMPIRE TOBACCO WORKS sius;e tear the
corner Of Hslton-sy and summtst South brookyn ana
ne.r tbe ferry The budins ia large prsmses feet has
stemensne Of 80 horse power with other and 70
For terms &C. apply to A DAVENPORT, No 15 Fulton
At Rrook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

DART of modern three-storg HOUSE to LET
consisting of two Pariou In one the first floor from
Basement Kitchen back and three four Room on thiiC
floor with Ba hroon Sab Cellar H. The Holse Is IL
perfect order supplied With throughout May be
from TO o'cloct p Apply to No ss Wet 2sihst neal
6,hay Rent A451.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

A CCIDENTS from BURNING FLUID are en-
N tiraly by using the PATENT INDIA RUBBER
SAFETY LAMP which cannot break, explode be filled
while lighted The economical Lamp In We give
the exclusive sse TO competent persons every county To-
close stamp to HAWXHURST MOTT Co Manufacturers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

Tor SALE-On Murray Hill, 6rst-clsss brown
front HOUSE 7stxs i,h pisszs on the rear built
In the substArtit and elegant manner and With al The
modsrn improve nen9 Apply 10 THOMAS ncPHERSON
90 the semis~s. No 81 Ess' sSshs.. aesr iths
ENOR SALE or to LET-The eeoteej and verv
L substantial bsownstnre HOUSE No .is West slstst
shv Sstonss and Deep 10 perfect order sad
dtttd With every oouvrpispce A. p KAN No e. W,li'f
FOR SALE or to LET, On 89th-st., near Ist-sv.
> TOUR LOTS With eentsel medssu 7&-seorv HOUSE,
ArsSd With Crotoe w.sr bsh vs,esooset vssh ys,s ana
ssE,: Assiy to RICHARDSON. No sis ssAsv.. or 4.
J. BLEECxEk Co No. Brosd C. 1sSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

TNINE COT'NIRY SEAL az ) TAHr UNI OVuu'
SALE chesp This place 10 besadfiiy si,us'ss nse
the Sound and VII age; large 'uss ana o. ,u ~
excellent sfut; IS IL Of exceilen. had VIZ pe
chesp on easy Also. hne PLACE ~
D. with of good land on the By nse '0cAa'A'
&C. Inquire Of g. p TOWNSEND, No. g. NSsaf@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
ENTLEMEN HAVING will find the M
PROVED POU-
COUNTRY SEATS AND DRETTE Of the sub
oapnrNa FERrILIzgRs, -
S@N'~ CHEAPEST

Of French Pear Trees varieties JUS received and
Cor sale At the HORTICULTURAL AGENCY No l59 Frontst
Catalogues on application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
90 farmers anh Others.


" LET SEEO-A new ard tine vsriey ve1J nN -
Sps drouth yielding large quantity Oh tne chOo
''e'' ." Nv r. L. ALIEN No. lss Water-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

or EXCHANGE tor CITY DWELLING-t t. . short
mile from the Of the village and well adapted for
New suburban resdsnce-being enough
drive in every day. Good Dwelling House, Csrisge aud
IceHouse and about 81 OF land fertile sarden No
incumbranes. O. FELCH No. 10 WAl-st., up-stLrs
$4,000. Dfpaas.H HI. r L T EoIs ZEE
BY feet the ssrh side Of beginning 100 feet east
from sdav Tor 1850 esch Central Park assessment pdd
ioI ssne.l houses for ehuIch which much seeasd In
No. 100 Johns or at No 1856 West th ct. II required for
church. the depth b. asds Ito feet for 10 additional
OIL S0 WILL BUY COTTAGE
81 l,CUW HOUSE: Of i. Jsse%., !. Il, Hs::: q &c!
nom Railroad Station Terms csc oash, balance resin
sssrm Of ycars Inquire ct No. 10 foot Of Vesey Psr
$275O EACH Sr wC sS s,:1 mSs
foI small iaiies Inquire on the premises, vandesb.sv
Brooklyn between Fulton and AtAnoavs No. S. War
rea-sL, New.York, Of D. FREEMAN. Terms easy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

E,OR SALE-A very desirable COUNTRY RES
Il IDENCE In Bergen, j. about u miles south Of Jersey
City, containing Of ground choice lot Of fruit
&c large twossery frame house kitchen out houss
barn cs, ehouse henery &C., upon sid ptemsss location
ro Jssssy CRY reay every hour day Terms
Apply VAN WRINKLE grocer ct tbs junotea Of the Jer
Az City and NsHNt Rlankr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
SO hobom it map Gonterm.

A DVERTISING.-V. b. PALMER, the Agent,
N Tribune Bull ling receives advertise nents for Publication
best city and country newspapers OF all the States.
hDVERTISING .-ANDREW WIND, the
IN Agent No. IS3 Nsaus next door TO the Nassau Bank,
daily receiving Advertisements for publication lat the Pub
hers lowest ates In the principal and most widely
ng Newspapers throughout the United States Canss West
Indies Europe No payment asked Ia advance Of RESPONSE
Bile parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

DRIVATE SALE.-Executor's sale of splendid
FARM of $50 Acres Of excellent Land situated ct 4aos
cock about three miles from Glen Cove steamboat land
Ing and so New York City portion OF said land
Loea wood large and productive Orchard OF hns
fruit in varieties, good Buldilgs location healthy
arabic land high state Of cultivation well wat.red te In
fact such farms In market For price and fur
ther particulars inquire Of BAKER WEEKS No Pnest,
New York, OF 0 the Adminstrstrix the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

DENCE and i6 .r~s OF Ian 10 Hudson County j. tvs
miles from Hoboben Ferry directly opposo Ne~-fok Ciy
situated on hh sOune az ex en.s We 81 .os
nbssnti The place well stocked with choice at trees
outbudiBs' Mse and ia good order Apply II No. Fe~yt'
Garner Of Gold-st NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

n III ESIAN " ELLS.-IUb buU5CrIUtr, Eug-
"A neer of Aesisn Wells boring waer has been
s.sed this business 30 years has roeay bored well
John Taylor Co.. st their saloon and lnernstons Hotel
BToaway also wells principal be ss refners
wish caution the public against frauds Imposed
upon by parties claiming 70 have pstentt Tor t, and
pipes used ia this business Address JOHN OiSBROW, No.
Oh W.kert the Columbian Foundry No. A. Duane st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

7 LIGHT ROOMS and STEADY POWER at low
IL rents. Alio STORE on Csnalst, No. 2is by
JOHN GAUDU, No. 100 Wal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
Real estate for Sale.

Real estate for Bale.
AT PRIVATE sALE-A frst-class, four-story,
"A brown sseps from. HOUSE and LEAss Of LOT on the
south dde of West l4tsst, between 81 and othsvs
Also rst- sss thrre.ory brick HOUSE and LEASE Of
Lot On the north side West fhsf ground rsH Ss per
Is wear, CT the unexPred with two rencwa
htv ecu 9Th md 7hsvA AID purcaAs apply 10
BAKER WEEKS, Aucroneers, No. Pinsst-
A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE and FARM Of
"A 81 ACRES in pleasant vlsre ~ mlss from New. yort-
Choi es Fruit eeesnt buildings md ane scenery coat 90 CO.,
owner soes West seth Meh VII Sell before That for
e45oe c. II. OLIVER, Room Z, No SB Broadwsy.
A LARGE irst-clsss HOUSE. 80 feet front,
N p.ry i,hed In dns loca ior Tor SALE busin
Also COUNTRY HOUSE, the finest Pa. OF Stst.n Issnd
Ii nles from frst kadins Apply to no hER NoRGAN
No Pinest-
At RYE, westchester Co., n. L., fine COT
"A TAOE oortsirps Iooms With oas ssidibss I'll n.v
Ia sitned on the Sound aud Boston hoas b. plenty Of
tru ,mukbsry ana ere s.r3en N ace and hsh,nk
Apply 70 s. LYON No 81 WkIenst OF JOHN LLOYD corner
Nssssu and Pine-st.
OARROLIrPARK, BROOGLYN.-For SALE.
~ rec ssgy ana HOUSE q feet he's vlis
II Court q. Bro tyu President and Carr ~ ma
ftoliilx roL part 70. s-~sleo a. once AppiS 70
HOMER MORO AN rine 81.
fStsN Ne. Hsfrososssn Bsnk Buii linz
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EOR SALE, EXCHANGE or to LET.-At
Tarryto large and commodioss House. well adapted
private residence. seminary hotel Al Sing Sing
yery sdence with of ground with
rety Il fruit. NewYoIk-Ths three story frame front and
rear soxQ with lot 2lxlo5 feet No S4 East j3th ST.
The Of tho twotory brick House with lot 25xOO feet
No 34 Sd av well adapted for manufacturing purposes: has
two stores ana dwelling Office Room to let
HENRY STORMS, Agent, No. q Fulton-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28

OFFICE to LET-In the Bible House, Aston
~ plsce, desirable Apply In the TreAsurers Office
tthsv. entrance.
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Eost am6 fonn6.
Wants.

WANTED-By young Woman who is fully
compel, mt situation IS LADYS MAID. Can be seen
for day Saturday. March S8) at No II Forsyh-st
WANTE D. A situation by a respectable ColOred
w Girl to TAKE CARE Of CHILDREN; s very good
Dress Maker Csa DO for days at No
fourth foor good reference given hone but
need spply.
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6ouses to Eet.

BROADWAY STORE to LET.-The Store
ID No 7s7 Broadway ll6 e deep Isl feet wide, handsome
" up either the Dry G,ods Fancy Busaes VIII
BE- let for Of Jears good tenant. Apply at No.
th.st