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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-17

n oi NEAL ~ ~
O-Pubhc notice hereby given, that b. vrsss Of 80 .
thsny ves,sd them By the law, q the STATE md re 80
under ss .Ha he re- ss
soSn st Merchant Exchange, In tie Csy u Movies.
sae following Rsl Eststs, viz;
engine house. lot No ~ chpsesaat portion Of The
occupied BY the engine house uader es.e ll n ",
1859 Of SlC0 and the property WI b end
the lease recorded in book Of special lsasss 30 ~
"a Two S,,. on the wee. .lSs Of Il. Bov.ry les ssssas
between James stree, and Roosevelt street
50 sts lots WIZ tns s ,S ~ p rp nov
known Nos ILL., u.s. llS H. is. III Chatham 'sr''t ~
4ih Three ou now Nos 4sl. IS sid as Pad
street Will be sold sevsey subject 70 the conditions o. ses
Comptroller. Office and which viii expire on tho art ds
ns S IS @ pss sn '' S ~
ate! The 6rs day Of M nss. and WIN o TSasS r.
baildn > ., the expiration Of the lese.
5th The lot the north west corner Of william and reAA
subject condition.. Of the osse q the .ms r.oo'as!
N ofciy o,s page III In the Comp.rolers Ocv a.4
II az lot vii Be ent.a to tse.,y. the rent reserved u
lease Of sss2 oo per snnu ae the h..t DAY o. NAY n1
regard the payments Tor buildings tue expiration Of shs
s,h The house end side OF s,h street.
sss Of the 81 lot feet foot and r.s
a.d d feet 2nehss deep both sdes house 10 ee' ~ -
The hou.. and lo north as q 18th street n:
s.shrs deep both sides With threeoy ech building %
~ wide and W feet deep lately ode
for engine Vie Of the lot covered by md 10
cupsd . foundry.
west OF Lsxil ston avenue -, =,
NA Thirty lots being the sousbsry hAf Of tho S"ss b.
74.h and 18th streets and the Sd and an syenses
10th Thirty los being the soshery part Of fos beex
between seth slst streets and Sd and an avenues
nth Twelve lsh and ll1th sxeee bosvssa
the Sd and 4th avenues. , ,,c,
18th piece ground on ths block bounded ~ css
at Oskst sGd the Bowsry tss tIteodsd nov used p %
thr vUd OF the Fourth DATct Police station Houss.
F1U covenant vGrAstee deeds vii be gwen.
Gar IT peIc
tie suconse fees Of - lot 20 Be psd - toe Colsct OF
The Oty Revenue the day Of sse hneen PEI ~
II DAY May psIs vAsn The deeds VII BE- rssdt asv.
ery t- remainder Of the purchase morsy evsnSve ref
sent) may bend sad mortgage the option OF the
purchaser for vs yeAs from the hf day Of Nay ls1 VIII
Interest 1t the s u sx per ceGt PIX Aaaum payable ss
annually.
Lhos,sphe maps Of ne property BE- bad At Ii. csap
ROLLER Office No Hal Of Rscsrdl Aer the In sss-
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayo
A. c. FLAG0 Conptronex.
JAMES NJ SMITH Jun, Recorder
A. " STOUT, Chamberlain
THOMAS MesPEDOA, Ch- Yin. Com. Boaxd uA
7. JOINS, Jun, Ch. Fin. Com. Boud Couueilmsa.
Commissioners Of the Sinking vsaA.
YMAxoG DEPARTMENT,
Comp,rousr's once January o. 1857.
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Goal, &r.

NEAP FUEL. COKE q. - pes shaldroe u
.rs.s. .strx O1,s vs., q DE oA 81 tas hANHAf
FAN GAS coAPANY. No. 4 .rviaS tsos q sss vmsS
sorzsr II ay>azs ana ,snss., f>ot 81 iSsas. nor0
Ilvr Az ear.nsa neg .sssks Cks .: as vs<ks - ~
dove er:ss
SCRANTON OAL.-The DELAWARE,
y LACK AWAHSA md WgsTYRx RAILROAD COMA
NY hsvs naa,d Yard foot Of l6hs. EAs. River r
sano "a e pobns vim thsx SCRANTON COAL It rsts
via Va bs dsi,scsi u nes ssdes q say dssred as. 4
sstrsi st d. on the C<npsay No Ndist q 81 NJ
ANDREW SEYMOUR, Agent = DC x.rd =
HB-Odzs e< til Csa sy sAs csruD ashssrex & ISiss-
be<hport n J. HsyYKt. Bras&yH WdkAmsbssUh sai Jss-
OAas r.. 81 WAS
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Real Gstatf for Sale.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, or to

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, or to
LAND well with rsse snd xs.ered with
lvrs springs s.Gs.ed elevated and healthy ground 10
RsttshsseY County within II mes Of the City Hail. ~ T.,
and nilss fro Central Psik i kr!. IN the best nan
psx Of uoo1 sk4sth<d clap BOARDED deAenea SLED IN with
Sri ana contains EtcAen yanry and ample cellars
siaiDs suii.i. panty, drswnsoo nefsr, eight be'
ryors sttc fnisbsd cd marble Esntss. coehns rAss,
dun waiter prvs.e and bot aud cold water
sns eomplsss tudus contnins Sabns for four horses
arranged expressly for s and eAcolsed TO suit large sized
senssl family with mcdee views The house and ncioslre.
aye Just slubed with the e1eerton Of little regulating OF
the srounds kc which WI be completed Immediately upon
the opxnns Of tie sins Access By private eouvsysncs~
eonhs Dam from which Ia distant ~ miles and directly op
porte the residence OF the subscriber ALEC within mile OF
fremont Station Harlem Railroad The object OF To sub
erbeT build aud tie right kind Of Tor 4s
eaa vlss soch psTts Of lis property - can be spared from
lbs OWE residence.
For Information, apply 20 j. II. GIyFING Agent, No
TIyon Row. between ! aaa O'clock .. OF 20
L q. NORRIS
Mornt EordhSrn Westchester County, " Y.
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A. NJ NEswis. Ane'onees.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trads SA,s-

sIXTY-PIFTH NEw-YOak TRADE SALE,
TO De cornns~pc~i on TT ESDAY. March 81, leS4
BANGS BROTHER Co RESPECTFULLY announce As asxi
regular TRADE SALE Of BOOKS, STEREOTYPE PLATA
STATIONERY PAPRRS. Se .na sol,ott eonssnnsata rse
.rsrs ise Caosus should be furnished lnneaAssy
TIE rerulaors will be the stlsst sale
Tbs Cataosu. viii o pre-. e@ry In this montA-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. IS
Al 81 O'Clock.
Valuable private LIBRARY OF old EnslsA Boob sss.
choice collection OF Americas Books History, Biography.
Travels, &c. chiefly in vrry fine condition
CAaoxes are reAfy and be bad Q, the
MONDAY, Marcha
Ard Eve following days at o'clock p m,
AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLEC ZION Of BOOKS RE-
LATINO 10 AMERICA,
Including State and General Hsores Voyages and rnycs
Natural History kc Including he United States Bnss Co
ME. and Posssops SpsBsa and Portuguese America Arose
and Polar Voyages cations &C. Also many bsan
fully Illustrated Works Ssadsrd Library SOCKS Of History
Bosrspby Silence Poetry aud the Drama Belize Lesres old
Theology k together toraarg collection OF srrat value saa
which In the elegant condition
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ConptrOllsT. Once. J.ns.ry %, Iss7.
Y, H. LUDLOW, Apo1onseE
TXECJTTOR's SALE Of VALUABLE PROP

IL ERTY Broadway, CoartlAndt alley, Canal Wahss,
Centre Bond. Anity and Great yoDs..t. Of tn. BAnY1
and JAY EeTArKS-E H. LupLoW Co. vii cell X sss-
chants Exchange he following valuable property Of the BAN
YER Md JAY ESTATES; Lots on Brosdwsy running
throughso Coartlan alley ~ by ITS feet Lots Csnsls
tween Broadway and Csn<sst Lots WLkerst b<wesa
Broadway md Centre st. Lots CsnnsW, between Whts
and Waker-sta Lots Amity It. House aud Lot No. =
BonS't Also one Lot on Great Jonsss 90. Of .eoys T.
option the purchaser syea Maps and fall psrtissses
Al The Office Of the auetiopeet No. IA Pine ct
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4 ulNTON-AV.- The most desirable RESI-
~ DENCE the street for SALE Also, No. t2 Pscitns
for sale exchange for Lota variety OF HOUSES, LOIS
and FARMS for sae, 70 let m exohsnae
JOHN BRAINERD. wL-st Ferry BROOKLYN
l. lent land with and hrst clsss baIainss within
thirty ules OF kewYort the liss Of the NewJesy
Railroad; also New Brunswick Blacksnhs Shop ana
custom together With the dwebI barn
Apply before Saturday " WILLIAM w. SMITH. No. II
Werrea a., Nes York .-.--.--
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Jnsaranre Ccw1aMieA

CLINTON FTRE-NSURANCE COMPANY-
~ CAsh Capual so 900 With large surplus oGcs ks "
HUG2 LANG, rfsdasaA
DrlRcroRs:
IA IAhs Ccrs W. Lswrsass, BmnShsn xevRsso<s
0AssSss n, 1wsxL etssrt C. Mash, John Peafoid
- Csmrtea, ID. Henry Hasht, yossph Lawrence
L~suarSs SHARES, Sln Bronson, l. =. ne,
-. Wsssos Joseph w. Corliss, LAwrenes TanssA
nsnpps Wniets VIM. 4 Strong I. Nicou,
80 a. void H. Nosh D. Hont Thonas Sall
! r. Rsasss. 60. 4. Townssad, Doe Alonso CushnH1s
4 ! euth Alfred WIS. Sylvester L II. Ws1,
49, RI Brsss J. .. Boyd, A. YsuAes Del vaas,
KSary 3. Lsvsrsh.
JAMES B. AN6S. Jx., BeSrssssy.
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8Gies be AurtiW.
" s. MeLLos. Anctioae~e-By W e. pstIs, o.
LANCE QUANTITY Of GN0N SENONn

" s. hsLLos Anctione~e-By ". =. HsaIsa 4 o..
A LARGE QUANTITY Of GOOD SECOND
n HAND FUssITCRk II AUCrIos-rHIs OAR i've
ds,D f-o ~. e. loS e sae s&est,sns Nee Is esd u
P,ft -ow opposite toe House Of rnsaoxsa
Center ard fs.cy TSbes Dsfss arc Kitchen d. usassas
Sofas Rocke snd Psrof chs,s walnut sedssAs asI 4
Fan ,s.t Chat so Beds'esd tnsaoxaay Masie 81
BOOK Rsks Leokins Gssses m.AcssIy BursG. O& Cesu
u aho.sry De,kA Ms4hs,.nds cane scat Roeke Exrsssa
TAbe per A Care Table. besides qua3sty CT csrpsana
O.c.os sad kehen Utenss with Which the sle wal
Also Al rsu.u>ily fue S'ornen. Of rvsevcsd us-
hosGy and furrftvrr consspg Of sssd fsdsr
SI:es rosewood snd uAos.ry Brresas Bookesses. Bel
Pier and OvN Fr-noA Pate xirrors OIL Paintings &c.
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paints, Oils, @lass, Sc.

II r o s + n Z q l b -
IN KEROSENE LJTBRfCAr1NG OIL.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL
KEROSENE BINNACLf OH.
PARAgIEC RAILWAY CREASE
HLECfRIC LAMPS
AUSTENs Asen,A
No. 80 oeaver-0-
DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning and ma
~ chinery; gum burns brightly does not cnst ~
viek Also, COBURN PURE TALLOW OIL which wa
outwesr Sperm stands colder weather and burns we'll WA
rSated o. above Barrels 90 to 20 gaionA Oay Agent JOAA
". QUINCY, No 90 NIiiAmst
TNHE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPA-
Il NY.-AAnufscturers Of
WHITE LEAD,
dry and Ia oil Importers aud Crusser OF knseed On far
Whe Paint prepared from the best French Odd and
ground Ia refined Lnseed OIL Red Lead and LhNse OF extra
tus ou ty The trade supplied tho most
liberal terms By ROBERT COLGATE 1,Cor
Genera Agents OF the Company,
No 2sT PeaIst., NEWPORT
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ae0sws' by JUN LLOIVS SUNs 90 MOSVAf,
Deb usTy Is q, No. S. PRICE street a. ios scscckPseA
Ne dicinss SiuPs CordiAs, Bit;sr Barrels HessessAs
Scales b. Nssous FStur-s Sc.. b~ias the s~srr
e. ek Tools and Utensils of Patent Medns aai csrAisi
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Nem- Cork Giin Businfss uirsrtsrp.

Mem Cork Gin Business Dirsrtsrp.
TIVE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of pSstni-
i psa, Hsases n each nns Of Business:
Advertising Agents.
d n PE1TENdfLL &Co..............'..No fkS Nssss-o
Berlin Wool, Knbreidery SAKE, FrinSes, Giaos,
Bsttons LsdisS Drcss Trimmass Gold and Silver 40
cles Tor Resslial
GOHLSAAT BROS, Qmporer ~ JoSsefs) Ne = JsAa-ss
Beat and Oar Baxaar.
Rae: Ghip and Pleasure Boass Of al kinds kank
naAins a sssortuent Of over - Bos,s-C. L M00I
SOIL SON, Ne - SeatAst
Crate anA Foader Makers.
WM H JACKSON formerly W. y. Jackson Sons), NJ
81 Broadway, door above lotast
Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Teois, De.
7. DOUGLAS Nan sfaeturer ard Deaer No Is BsskmAn s
LiGhfuSaG Rods.
4 Quincy SON 9aless 81 = n.h-s .nd 10 N.sss.a:
ZION hANvFAcTURIk0 Co.-Osss Psteat, also 49,
Rods Insui.sorA Points. vAass, ks...Asptssoss buA&
h< No. ~ Sssstwsy.
LathogvaDhe1s.
$40 Observation-Disclosures - wstssa
Window nd Ptnfe Qlaso Rresch ard KsGi1sAl
,. HOPKINS BRorHERS umP0ns<s).. Ne 81 BHclasSe
Any additions 70 ~. sbov, LIZ. saoxi BE- brought 70 ~
oGos Of g. r. PgTTEx9ILL Co., Ne us Nassss-s.
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DEAL ESTATE-AUCTlON NOTICE.-WM
~ be sold at the Merchants, Esebaase on SATURDAY,
usdsr tie direction Of JAMES B. sILKNAN ks% Rsfsres
the property q The hte JANIS oVIN0roN oonastns Of
House as144 Lot a'nioo fss house consist. Of kud-
enshed sub cellars Cretos aud rsaes
The psrOs HIle ceilings Is feet biss- House built b.
6rstcs budsr sSeisosiiOns cAn b seen add all particulars
gvep BY rqprlnS the premises betussa III snd 0cloo
until the day Of sae There 10 also email franc dwelling In
Of said lot consisting Of With
under stoop Of front Sad sbtrsnce b esiy
removed the purchaser dses TO have the font bsuse oay
90 the lot.
NB-i.t Of til. psrehms money remain On bsad sad
4 ida
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y. CoLroS, Auctionesr.
TEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

" TAPESTRY and INGRAM CARPETS, 10 ~. coll
TON viii sell TUESDAY Feb IT, at lot O'clock at No 50
West wHhinstonplsce, n.s etasv the entire fnis q
PETS Oil Cloths lace and other Curtains mahogany Suites In
velvet Mirrors French Bedsesis Dining and other Tables
Dressing and plain Bureaus Beds and nAesses China and
Glassware, Table CuteTy Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures Cot
tass Sutes Stoves Kitchen Furniture, &C. House 10 LEI
Inquire the premises.
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Gopartnersbip Notlfes.

DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.-T
~ heretofore existing under the Of IRE
WELL ACKER Co, In the city Of New 10 dissolved
By death Of Peter Aker OF the partners aud BY
mutual Of the undersigned the surviving pNtne the
business In consequence Of health Feb u 1857
JOHN r. TREADWELL,
JOHN p. ACKER.
WHO'LL WHITCOAB.
PARTNERSHIP-Ths undersisned have this day formed
panershp carrying business propetors OF the 81
NICHOLAS HOTEL the city Of under the name
of TREADWELL, WHITCOMB 4 Co., CHESTER LAMB
having purchased Of Peter Acker the
busnsss of he old fIm JOHN P. TREADWELL
VIRGIL WHIrCOMB,
CHESTER LAMB.
NOTICE.-We have this day admitted Mr..
IN THOMAS 9. CHRISTY Partner In our House, and
business will heream be conducted under the hrm OF
ClRISTY, CONSTANT Co., at No ~ MarrsyN. New.
Yosk, January 1, 1857. ChhiSIf CONSTANT.
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C6ee In Illinois Central RAiirosd Depot. Chicago

EOR SALE-A frst-class four-story drown.
front House and LEASE Of LOT the south side
Of West I4th-st., between 5th and 9th
Also the three story brick HOUSE and LOT No IL West
s,s hnshed in good style, with al the modern Improve
ments Lot 25xss:S 800
Also. the threeory brick HOUSE and LOT No III Wet
by 90 feet; between 7th and sth-sva - -.
Also the four-story basement HOUSE, and LOT No ia
West S5th betwetI Sh and shAys ske Of House ID feet
inches front rear by 60 feet deep finished In modrn
,tys with Ill the modern improvements Lot 50 feet inches
deep. For terms and particular. apply 70
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HARLEM PROPERTY at AUCTION-By

II
IL JAS ~ MILLER, u the Merchants Exchange, New
York TUESDAY Feb H. 1887 At IL o'clock under tho
direction Of n JARVIS IT, ESQ., Referee, about 100 Lots and
stbav md lSd l3sth and lS5hs.s The de-
Title perfect For maps, terms se apply 70 the suc.oneer
No. 81 Maiden. lane.
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Daneins aea6emifs.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No sS Broadway New.York No Isl Montague -Ptses
Brooklyn-NewYorkC Glasses on WEDNESDAYS and SAL
u and p Lsdes and Children at m for Aenne-
men. LsdeS Private Clan p n Pupils can oomme1oe
d,ss md Gsntemsn EVERY MONDAY EVENING In Brook.
Ign. and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING IN Nsw'fosk-
forner PUPILS may subscribe tho Assemblies alone
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRIVATE DANG
IL mo ACADEMY, No. 80 South sth.st Brooklyn, l. o.
magnificent establishment continues open and Pupils
received until NAY Circulars containing tetas, days and
hours Of Tuition be bed application II the Acsdeay
SOIREE THIS Tuesday, EVENING.
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Aouses a,n farms Wante6.

HARLEM LOTS WANTED for CASH.-12
70 Lo:s body. wanted for the Of build
lbs f.ctoEy Parties having property 70 sell lying near the
rs.t on U.rsm Riyes nav .end Nspa &c with the lowest
caah yrie. ~ NEw.YORK RUBBER COMPANY, No. 81
LiberysI
WANTED-A good COUNTRY HOUSE 70
rent fo- one 70 three y~s with the privilege Of per
ehssns st the end lease Ths advertiser deses house
within nes Of saPIe" 'ran station on he hsdsSs
2fysr Railroad side Of the river preferred Must not be
above Poushkespsie below Sing Sins Would prefer
ps.e having attached fse 10 70 Is ofand for eultvston
meadow AID pss,Ssse. House DO sufficiently sernod
Gus fer medium family sordns eosveaisnees and out
houses complete for comfort vthou. display Address W.
j. Boz No. 29ls, New-YoIh Posiosiss giving description,
terms, he
WANTED TO LEASE-For one or more years,
with privilege Of pueha<ns a; exPr.on OF Lease ;or
specsei FARM containing from 10 20 30 with
rood and conrodiops DIV cling aud eoIdaes
plenty fruit. In sod and respectable reisasors%ed nes
railroad II steamboats, far from Ci.g Of NewYork At
drsss n. o. OUIN, Nevtown, L l., With price and rem
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A. j. BLgEcrER L Co, Auotioneers-By A. BLEscKEE-
DEREMPTORY SALE Of S0UTH-ST. PROP
i ERTY.-Msssrs A: BLEECKER Co. will sell at pub
lie auction ON FRIDAY Feb 20 l2oeeek the Merchant
Excharg the premises Known No 81 SOUTH ST. the Lot
being % feet nches BY about feet The lease hAa
years run from February s rent Of 5000 annum.
sxes &C. $4,000 remain long desired Maps, ks
the Office (66D
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WANTED-ETcry Man and Woman 10 can az
w No as Bpcouns-s d, Of Elm and get free OF
49,. NrW MEDICAL WORK, Important to both seIs.
TO- ,rde,ins By LITTER ns lseose two postage stamps lad
aIrrs . Or. YEHr0N. Nsw'ferk fsn Once. ,.,, -. .
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ByHnsaY II. LEsps Co., Auctionssrs
ON TUESDAY, Feb IL, at l04 o'clock, at tho
" sLs.room No. . Nasssa-st, ASsIGNEE'S SALE Of
PIANOFORTES-About - frscIass Rosewood Plano Yodss
In the modern styles Of b cold without
BY Of the A.snees Of Messs Bennett Senior Co
They be Examined At any time until the day Of sale
ABB
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Gbanres for Business Alett.

OOAL-YARD TO LEASE--A rare opportunity
~ for spy one wishing the Coal business the Yard
having established trade The proprietor Intends ssvrs
Ne city For particulars Apply at the oe 2S Taompsor 81
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jnstruction.

AIR. BINGHAMs SCHOOL for twenty Boys
III Bible House: Sim CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM This
School designed prominently select thorough and
ceuent every respect Primary Department attached for
the number Of smaller boys Tho rooms are oIsy and
larte and provided with every comfort
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Uiano-fortes ana Musif.

DRICK-MAKING MACHINES, TILE MA,
DCHNES Brick Presses Castings for Coal Kilns c. CAR
NELL. Germassovn ROsd above 5sh-st PhasdelPhiA
VNHE WARNER PUMP, and
VESTS IMPROVED PUMP
Sold by A. w. GAY 4 Co., No lib hAlDEN-LANE.
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MANSION HOUSE

THE Undersigned having purchased the lnre
i and commodiols Ilouse occupied for sevrra
years by MIR Chas Crr'pty, as Hotel but recent,
By Mai G a. Addison as n Dwelling, respectful,
announces to his old patrons and friends thai tn,
said House is now open for tn" accommodation "
all who may favor him with their company. Hi
Hotel is privately but still conveniently "cl,ed
which makes it very desirable Ms b"ardin., house
lie promises TO use every exertun To please, an
having had considerable experience in the Hu,e
business feels confident that he will render complete
satisfaction tn the public generally.
lie has prucured the SERVICES O. No. l CmkS
and will constantly keep his table la1end with tn.
best that can br had. Mrs. g. will als'' Civ, hei
personal attention to the culinary department. il
having every article properly prepared.
His ROOMS will be completely furnished, and
care taken To keep them 80
His STABLES will also receive the careful attcn
ton Of an experienced Ostlr. and be plentiful j:
provided with the best of prnvender.
He hopes by giving strict attention to business
and endeavoring to CRAFTY The wants Of every onr,
to merit and recrive liberal share If patronage.
LEWIS CUVAR.
Dc 80 If 81
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BIT u A r Y.

DEPARTED this life, Saturday the 2lst Feb. at
her residence in Edgr6eld District, Mrs. ELIZABETH
ANDREWS, consort Of WIN. Andrews, decd, IN
the sixty eighth year Of her age.
Mrs +. ANDREWS possessed the traits of char
aeter which render woman amiabe and endearins.
Retiring and modest in her manners. her peculiar
worth could only he appreciated by those who best
knew her. Especially in the family circle did she
shine as the afteconate wife and mother. While
the general brnevoencc Of her heart made her
kind to all she was especially warmly and strongly
attached in her friendship.
Though not member Of the Church militant
there WAS in her life and conversation evidenced
that change of heart which gives assurance OF her
entrance into the rest Of Gods elect. Her cx
pressed faith in the Observation-Disclosures to the
cause of Chris,-love and respec, for Christians
general benevolence. humility and patience and
resignation under Affections. constitute the f"unda
tion of that hope which comforts the heart OF her
ber-aved children and numerous friends in the
midst OF their affection and sorrow for their loss
Her last illness WAS severe but short She Is
now at rest for God has taken her.
"She sleeps in Jesus. 0 how sweet
To b. for such sunber meet
With holy confidence 10 sing
That Death has lost his venoined sting"
w. P. II.
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THE PRINCETON PRESS.

'HHE design of the inventor was to get up ;
i Press which would answer every Requirement
of the offer made by George Bruce, of New York
in 1851, viz: CHEAP, LIGHT, EASILY MAN.
AGED, and capable of throwing off at least 50t
sheets per hour.
This PRESS will throw of from 500 to sol
sheets per hour, doing the work equal To any Cyln'
der Press. The bed stands about thirty inches
from the floor, aud is the most convenient ofa
Presses to make ready the form on. 1t is adapted
to inbbng Or book work, as we'll as newspaper, and
will register as we'll az any other Cylinder Press
Il requires 10 work it, man 10 turn the fly wheel
and boy to feed the sheets.
The linking Apparatus is very complete, and
differs from the apparatus used in Cylinder Presses
generally, being more like that used in the Power
Platen Presses Two rollers pass over the form
twice to each impression, taking ink for each sheet
A Press Of this description for newspaper and
iobbng, bed A by 2S1 inches, with roller mould,
roller Stocks blanket flying and registering appa-
ratus, &c, complete will be furnished for $500. If
intended for book work chiefly, an extra ink foun-
tain will be furnished for $50.
The Press, fly wheel, &C., will weigh about 2OOO
pounds. The sides, &C., iron. Length of frame,
seven feet height to front edge of feed board three
feet six inches Any size made to order.
The following is list Of the sizes and prices, as
far nc stablished:
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Boxing and Carthage, Sl3.
The beds will take chases their full breath, and
within two inches Of the length.
TERMS.-One half cash; one half note. four
months with approved security or p per cent
discount for cash.
For more than four years the inventor Of the
above Press has hren improving it, working it all
the while, and ascertaiuing with great care and
expense. the best mcde Of carrying out all the de-
tails, and he now ha,ters himself he has succeeded
in perlecing it. Within the past year important
improvements have been made.
No Press will leave his premises without being
thoroughly tested, and without it performs 10 the
entire satisfaction of the purchaser.
JOHN T. ROBINSON.
Princeton, n J., Feb. 1857.