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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

A BLOODY TRAGEDY occurred at Monmouth,
| Warren Co., Illinois. on the 18th, Dec. Two
brothers of the name of Fleming were killed
by Wm. Crozier, Sutor Of their sister. The
Aurora Beacon, states that Crozier can honest
and respectable young man,) was rejected by
the father, who was sswell to do,'' solely be-
cause he was not rich that Miss Fleming to
prevent q marriage, was sent to Pennsylvania,
and that the family wanted to get a written re-
nunciation of all claim TO her hand from Gro
zier, who remained locked IN his room with
them for five hours, before giving his sigma
ture to some compromise writing. They then
attempted to cowhide him after several blows
he resisted, and desperate scuffle ensued.-
Ono Of the Flemings drew pistol and fired at
Crozier with intent to kill; their lawyer, who
was present, struck the pistol up, and the
charge lodged in the ceiling. Crozcr then
drew a jack-kDife, and instantly killed them.
The report of the pistol alarmed the house ;
the brother of Crozier rushed to the room.
burst the door open, and knocked down the
elder Fleming. who opposed his passage. As
soon as the door WAS burst open the brother
who was last wounded passed down into the
bar-room, fell and expired. Crozier has been
discharged from custody, the act being con-
sdered justifiablG homicide in self defence.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

a "calculating' Yankee proposes to have
constructed an immense water wheel at Mag
ara falls; not small temporary affair, but
one large and strong enough to use the entire
power Of the falls. From this, with proper
grading he would lay down permanent shaft
through the State of New York, terminating
at Albany. Those in want of power could
then "belt" on and ''lct her rip Steam en-
gines would then be emo whar.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

In Armstrong county. at the recent court, a
case of interest to many iron and lumbermen
was decided. Mohney & Girt recovered judg-
ment against Cook, the owner of n dam on
Redbank creek, for damage caused Icy the
sinking of boat load of iron, by reason of
the imperfect construction of his dam, built
under the act Of 1S03-which had no schute
to retain the water, but instead a number of
"clevis-poles'' attached Mt one end to the dam,
the other end floating on the water.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07
WOMAN-LIKE f.

Laughing, the youthful Isabel
Had challenged me to kiss her Well,
BY stratagem L soon obtained
What force would labor tor in vain.
/ boasted Don't be proud " said she
a. 'Tis nothing wonderful; for see
"Your valor's not so very killing;
You kissed me, true-but L was willing :"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07
For tho ..Raftsman,s journal ;.
TRUE LOVE.

There are those who say that Cupid is blind
B 1t true love has eyes both before and behind,
And she quickly discerneth the want of a heart,
And bitterly learneth the sting of that dart.
True love wont have pity but ever viii mourn,
Where it can't have heart for its own in return.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

A FALsrAFF HERo.-At one of the military
festivals in England, now so numerous since
the war, an Irish soldier returned from the
East was thus accosted well, Pat, and what
did you at the Almal' ''Do your honor p
Why, walked up bowldly to one Of the inimy
and cut oil his fecti' s'Cut oil his feet and
why didn't you cut off his head 1''-'sAh, by
my faith, that was oil already ~
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

western editor, whose subscribers COM
planned very loudly that he did not give them
news enough for their money, told them that
if they did not find enough in the paper they
had better read the Bible, which, he had no
doubt, would be news to most of them.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

a witness in court being interrogatcd as TO
his knowledge of the defendan: in the case,
said he knew him intimately well she had
supped with him, sailed with him, and horse
whipped him.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

Mrs. Partington says, if she should ever be
cast away, she would prefer meeting with the
catastrophe in the ebay of Biscuits" SO that
she should have something to live on.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

n DouBLE W1FE.-A sailor being asked
how he liked his bride, replied why, dye
sec. took her for to be only half of me, rs
the parson says; but dash me if she isn't twice
as much as L. I'm only Tar, and she's a
TARTAR
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

a chap who went to California poor, and
subsequently became very rich, is now so ex-
travsgsnt that he skates on ice cream.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

Punch says, that monstrous tyrant Henry
the Eighth, was so little prone to shilly-shally
that he married his wives first, and AIRED them
afterwards.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

An Athcnian, who was lame on one foot,
joining the army, was laughed at by the sol
diery on account of his lameness. "I am
here TO fght,' said he, ssnot to run.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-01-07

The most barren ground, by manuring, may
be made to produce good fruits the fcrcsst
beasts, by art, are made tame 50 srs moral
virtues aoquirsd ty custom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
AZ NEVIS. Aactienner.
QY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.-Trsde Sale

~ Roma. No Is Park
MONDAY EVENING May l. az o'clock
STATlONERS' STOCK-Comprising large assortment OF
imported domestic Staple AID Fancy Stationery elegant
Fancy Articles. sne imported Cutlery &c
MONDAY AFTERNOON, May D. at o'clock. aud Tour TOD
lowing days q,
CHOICE PRIVATE LiBRARI-Ot valuable STANDARD and
Miscellaneous Books iu the various departments OF Ltastgrs
aud Sciences of the ancient aud modern
suaGes including great variety Of exceedingly and ysu'
able works.
The Catalogues will b. ready the 2Si inst.
TUESDAY MORNING. May 10. at 2 O'Clock.
and fur following days:
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE OF choice English
BOOks Including large variety elegantly illustrated sid
perblv bound received from the London pubher also
1terye cons suIncuis standard American boos aGd
fresh .toek also large and valuable invoices Of imported and
domestic s,arr and fancy stationery. &c
Catalogues ready and viii be 'ent - any addsess
upon request.
WEDNESDAY May s. at No. - Eas. glthst.
ADM NISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
RE-Comueuring at 10 O'Clock the who.e OF the Fur
ntur- consisting velvet aud Brussels Carpets elegant
wood mahogany Furniture Sofas Chairs Mirrors center,
pier other Tables Iaak and lace Curtains Shades ass
Satusttrs paor Clok Oil Painting and Engraving. Paror
Chsnder- Chins snd Cutlery together with
era assortment If Chamber aud Kitchen Furniture
Every article removed from the house the day Of sale
Cash deposits required all purchasers Catalogues be
had bn spplcstion 10 the suctioneers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
. DANIEL :. HouGH Auctioneer.
II -. l. =. .......,

DANIEL :. HouGH. Auctoneer.
COOD substantial rosewood and mahogany PAR
VI LOR DINING ROOM and CHAMBER FURNITURE
at Auction THIS DAY, at O'Clock m immediately aster
the close OF nv sale in 2ss Of al the Furniture Paintings
Paor and Chamber and Dining RoomU the large history
House No. 22l West 4hs. near @hav. The assortment is
large and pses good variety Of the usual articles necessary
10 furnish fret class House For further particulars
Tribune, Times and Herald. $3.50 .
D. asrs III find to their attend this sale and BE-
prom ptly on the spot the The soods
must h. we'd this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
DAHL 5. HoUcH. Aaetioneet

Ofncr, NO - Pan ryx
CUPERIOR and FASHIONABLE ROSE.
- WOOD FUREITURH st AUCTION THIS tTsrsAn
aOhNiNO April 30 at i consisting 81 al tes rtb ~
cts modern Furniture. O Paintings Works q Ar ts
In tbs large ustory brown stone residence Na III
Nes slrst, mar Nhay,
40, ,ea- VIZ conm.nos in the BASEMENT, S ri AR
PeN-x with carved walnut Extension Table, soil vsls0
c,ts huntt and urn snd Dining Chairs - match To tA
CT sse s,.rtmeii q reh China Dinoer and Tea So
Nu 1,s and Bob nisn Var ivory Gallery s0ll silver N
Ssiyps. &c. '' $1,000 >@'>>
10 be FAKLoRS At II oock pr,ci..ly With royal tas,
I'D 'cs Ssi~s scs and brosatels Nisdo~ Drsprry ssl
r-. "o" o"'' .S'n asces IN crimson aud marrow %,
e'a . carved one 10 spa goa and one in rr.n VI
VT. 81 ~ toe very best wo,krsHp .d ooi Etntsr
Center 81 Side rsbe. Bo,se.-- snA ~er,s.T, I., ~
entfrr, hs-y s' heocRon Chsir- bront- Ga. FiEtar-.
retorion. OIL Psntns. BY G csste. splendid line Bn..,
French colorrd DO. hth barge email. on. a No..
CuIEs four round .evrn octsvr 5s~wood Pane, 90.
perb instrument. nearly Dew. and $4S. elegant sc,r-s
Chins Vases Figure. and costly Decorasioss -
In te CHAMBERS the usual qaaltty snd eor,-po,t
ing styc gn6c ut carved rosewood and MAHOGANY Pc
Bedt ads Bureaus Bookcases. Sofa Coaehes Llsnr.s
Chairs Csrpcs EDzray-s pure horse hair Aease
Beds BEDDING &c a Of which l. decT.bab. IN the ,p.s
an Gdvrtis. but 70 be appreciated must b. Sd,
positive and perrmsOry, rain shine Catalogues hs
on morning of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
H,sRY LEEDS. Auc.ioneer.

Henry II. LEEDS, Auctioneer
III II. LEEDS 81 Co. will sell by Auction on
L. THURSDAY April 90 at lOi o'clock. II the exten
s,e establishment OF Mr. C. Ham, No a58 Brosdway-Lsrgs
and prreu ptory sale OF 0ARBIAGES WAGONS. HARNESS.
reserve az the building altered basncsscon
ng large ssrety Close Carriages paneed do valued
from 500 70 200 four Seat Brets tine top top and
top Wagons light Barouches tine assortment Of Bos
Chacs Coupes, Rocksways seat Wagons Doctor
Phsetons open four Rockswsy light twoses Top
WAGONS only wehng 100 pound carrying oI persons Box
Wagons light trottng Wagons weighing only 1856 pounds
ond hand top and top Wagons sxest Bsrouche snd
Rockawsy do Boston Chase Also complete assortment u
single and double plated harness. &C
Torms-Al under $500 cash above that amount two
month. for approved ndo.d paper Can be examined
at time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

ITO PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS OF NEWS
II PAPERS-pr SALE one secondhand Double Cylinder
PEINT1NG PRESS complete repair with All the s,".. I'm
pr vcments. Size OF bed III by ~ inoh-s H. hob W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

A. J. BLEEcKER. Auctionesr
BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE COTTAGE and Is
ID acres Of LAND at GLEN COVE At AUCTiOS-A J.
BLEECKHR Co will sell THURSDAY April 50, at IL
o'clock the Merchants Exchange the above desirable prop
erty only mile from steamboat landing and
tension Pissxas Cupols Crates Marble Nantes Range Ce
m~nted Cellar &c Has large n. los House &c, al built
in the manner for five years Further
particulars ST the Office No. ! Brosd-st. UoHD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

TuNIs MoRRBLL. Auctionecr
FURNITURE of family, with other NEW
l. ARTICLES from frstcsss warcrooms-To BE- sold 81
auction THIS MORNING. l0t O'clock st No w Broad
way ancient French plate Mirror Piano mpe
rial Rugs two Tets Chairs Rockers Suites Chsmber
Furniture Oil Painting and Oval Mirror. mahogany Bedeads
and Hair Mattress Cooking Stoves Extension Duing Ia
brs plated Table War N B-Evey syticle must be
sold Storage can be had for few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.

HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer
III H. LEEDS Il co. will sell by Auction, on
IL THURSDAY April 80 at lOt O'Clock at No. 26 W st
l4th-rt e door east OF 7tl-sv-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FuRNITRE made by Better Ponso consisting in part OF
solid oak Bookcase Library Tables Sofas and Chairs covered
plush fine Engrsyngs By Raphael Morgan and Others
Paror Furniture Of rosewood Lounges covered in crimson
Chairs Center Tables &C. made by Better Marquey Chairs
fancy ring antique Chairs &c superb Mantle or Cen
Glass rich plate 5lx59 antique bronze Table
bic top carved black Chairs covered in green and Grim
son morocco medallion Paor Suite covered In crimson aud
maroon fancy hair Chairs in brocsde sk velvet
Carpets Mosaic nlaid Tbes Bedrooms-Sues in rosewood
Bedsesds Dressing Bureaus &c Mattresses and Bedding
Suite. in Mahogany do enameed do black walnut carved
Extension Table Chairs China Glass Plated Ware &c.
Sale with Kitchen FurntuIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
DANIEL 5. HoUes. Anc'ioneer
CPLFNDID ROSEWOOD PARI.OR, CHAM.

ANfIIf NlDiD hOST W pOD AhlsOh. M.
~ BFR LIBRARY and DlNING-ROoM FURSrrUay
yFLNFn CARPETS PIER GLASSES, OIL PAiSflSGy
DECORATIONS, PiAN0-fORTE Ne, 81 public ,ssi,s
TOMORROW (Fridsyl Msy l. At 10. O'Clock m o. u ts
ara costly soods IN the private residence No ~
IVES, SSd near sthav. This sale well worthy the ssa
unusually lsrEe and Of the very best quality
the sale will be strictly percmItory snt no pos'pons;aa,
Goods remain in 'he house onr lay arf tie
sale which viii oomneuo. IN the Dining Room a ol osA
Pre- ciscy with walnut Extension Table IS feet, carved
Buffet and Diniug CAs match. Sc 0srtheT viii os
Of rich China Dinner aud Tea St ivory CT
iery Giasw silver Tea and Breakfast Sets Says
Css.rs Spoons, Forks Sc IT, the Psor. royi veiv~
Carpets Bronze Gas Fixtures Pier aud Mantle Mirrors
solid God PaOr Suites In crimson and maoon and
aud gold brocate, .o rosewood Center Table Esses Boob
S-orrsry ncorious Oh Paintings and hne Ensrwiaa
Pr and Omou Clocks Svyres Chins Vases and Msh
Decorations Elegantly carved rosewood 7octaye PanoFre
emf idered Lace Window Dspery Sc. In the Chsneus
the usual assortment of superior carved rosewood Brttss
Bureous Sofas Couches Chairs Bnsses and ingsin Caps
pure curled hair Mattresses Boers snd Pillows hne Bed
ding but al the articles Of and vohh
beyond the compass Of advertisement and the only way
appreciate the whole by personal inspection on the inons
Of sale at lOi O'Clock precisely.
TOTHE HIGHEST BIDDER-Withoat
l. reserve. at Morrissnis on MONDAY, May COUNTRY
RESIDENCE in 2d--t front II the premises AZ 2ocl
For information sPply TO H. H. RANDALL No 80 Ann
ST.. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
Sorse- FURNISHING ARTICLES.


NO HINA. NO OIL ASS
~ GAS FI'%SfruREs.
Our present. stock of CHANDELIERS, PENDASs
BRACKETS &C., consists Of the ssys:s most elaborate sA
got up this country. Our whole attention and talents
paid exclusively to the selling and msafaarns Of sA
below cost-not at cost-but mark this!
AT A TRIELE ADVANCE PROM cOsr.
cq M - ) w sIda51i, 81; h..
ssn y; EXTRA i
collar, FLUID and HALL LAMPS, Girm.
- dol.s China and Flower Vases, Fancy Good. the be-
China Dinner and Tes Ware Tea Sets Tea Tsy. Ca.
lery Gas-wae in great variety Britannia and sverp's.e
Casters Spoons and Forks German OIL Study Lamp. TO-
very low prices at & A BALpwiNs'v
No. IS Bowery. cor Cansl-st ~ T.
THOSE AWFUL and TERRIFIC ACCI-
CAMPHENE and BUkSiS6 FLUID, forever bs stopped
:" PRATT's PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FEEDER
This LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE from overturnns walls
lishtsd
Til. LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE by filling Il while lighted
Thi. LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE from OVERLOOKING ~hls
This LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE from any known cause
Thu LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE when hlins. If the FLUID
Thi, LAMP CANNOT EXPLODE BY the wick Gft,, .msll)
THIS LAMP IS THE CHEAPEST: BEsT AND SAFEST
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
With th. LAMP and FEEDER in conjunction, the most
posve compounds be caessy used with 10 greater dsa
PRICEEPiani.hedT Tin, No g. 4ocsuts; No g. 5iachs.hs
No II inches high 62k cents No. inches high I,
Extra Fine Britannia Lamp. No 90 sinche' high tl
No a. 10 inches high IS; AhTsht fluid Saving Can, oas
quar-, 80 cents; Half Gallon. go cents.
IL C. BEaRIAN No. sol Broadwsg
Importers wholesale and Retail Dealers In Hardware. Cut
lery. Plated Ware Japsnnery, Willow and Wooden "A''
Mate Brushes, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
DRINTING OFFICE for SALE-A GREAT
L CHANCE q ooo cash will purchase 9 BOOK and JOB
PRINTING OFFICE. doing good and ooasiautly ~
ores,ins Of the best localities Ia thu city Ad
dress PRINTER Tribune Office.
emma ACRES Of LAND, with BLAST
O,OOV FURNACE and FIGURING MILL. FIVE


MILES frum the CITY q BALTIMORE
The undersigned. agent tp tbs Curt Greek Muing Fur
Company or this tract tor sale II
single body small farms IL situated on Curtis Creek, hVe
miles from Baltimore by land and nine miles By water ,>
The LAND IL admirably adapted 10 MAkkEI UAhpbn
mo and u similar the neishborns iafms OF MrsIs Oly
well nih,cuu Stew and others from which large
Of fruit and vegetables annually seat TO fhlade'P
New York and large profits realized thercroin cuysT-
Par,s Of the tract well wooded with PINE and b.6
NUT TIMBER whi,h can BE- shipped from the fu'iA' "
In vessets druVD tn feet " ai'r ~ o, foo. capatse
The WATER-POWER l. uafalins The iaI nit furnace
Of RUNNING M pas Of BuTr and the 80 the
sTORT STABLING KiLNS sc. are .rtclsa M. nv
Fun.oe Or. can be delivered from neigh IN h. landed
boats Al the Furnace door. And Anthfse"'
baltimore prices is -. hovev-r renders
The quantity of WOOD IN the vicinity nr..a
ocsp uost desirable for ohare ao NJ land Ar,
11,. Yuy,arr with water power ana wv a..h go.
me ~ erri,,d h., .ld or leased on favorable terms
No psrties purchasing the whole rsct tns ~ lbri cbs,
many could he tIsnstrrred IL u ""' " 49,
trrs granted by the state o lave. ov ,ro,,
This large property IN the IN the course of yery few
van and presents an cxoen, opportunity tor .peouaoe 10
s,s Tho nnay be able bring Il properly into market
Hsoue'eu wv" }. A. WESTON
Apply Baltimore. Md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

pot on hsh sVSnd with hEs vt~ Rvrr s,oa mod
HOUSE oo1tsning ktcn &C. IN bssrsncl psriofs snd
citing frst 6eor S fsor and txa
in attic u land with s,sbs sId god irs .ad ssds
trces- ADyiy b. HOMER MORGAN No. 3 Metropolitan
Bsek Bs4idsa fincst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

~ m n(AA If you want to SELL your
ID IU,UOU. Store, Hotel SELDOM Mandatory, r .,
~, RIebt or IL you wish n PARTNER in any mug "
bosipr~. you may accomplish IL by calling on the d
Hou.e. Lots Farms and all kinds OF Real fsese ''u S
erobsnsed. Loans effected, &c. -. ..tn... L. -.
N BoNo Commission charged anle.. the pushes, T
compiisbed. az a,a.dwa1 Room a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

w LFASE--L,ow Rent--Thsi convenient AANUrAcIont
(oovesins Lo,s with shor- power Engine Shs'tr5 r.
nr,- On @s,.st " ID sv called the Color WORKS
8u r Csbiutt Makers Ten ysrs Lesse wl be given 70
s,,,d 1-nnot r. NISSAN, No 81 Mslten lsae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

$4,000 ls4.sI ~ a psss:. (;
- INN has paid a NOT proht Of from 5000 to $1,000
per anu for the past years. wishes 70 Jo Jun
J.yn. bis time attention TO business One some
Via, a|ouaipted with farming preferred Address L. L. L.
ham Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
Marbinern. &e.

CTEAM. ESGINES.-S BROOKS e. Co.
- No = P,tr.t Nr~.Yost Asnufsctar-r snd D-ser, /,
sTHAM-ENGiNEs and BOILERS and MACHINERY in
,nr..i Is,<. P,.perx Drills Ckscts Stamping Py.s..-
Fowt-,,. and cthst Punchns Presses Fsrns1s Dsubr.
Artina La snd Forc-Peap a. n'cs Ornsnsrts cs- Iron
Fonr1sins re fnk Jrrrsd NJ hin Hsis sr & Wa~S.
~ -~A -rta,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
A. c. TvTTLE, Aaetioneer.
C,PLENDID STOCK n FIRST-CLASS FUR.
-

R.;rs the balance Of Stock II H. J. A. WALTERS
ruts m AZ No ass Broadway corner Of Broomt with
out any RESTRICTIONS
Commencing iok o'clock eonsissioG Of rosewood Psxisr
suiteA Center T.bss Arm chsirs osk Bu9e Dining
stiJes rorwood snd mahogany Bedesds Bssess. nscy
ey rHot having heea manufactured 81 ~ chow esato
aen who, sepvtssn b. bon sssJIss, e. L. n y-rcs
6S nsax,as ssSS-<fsS w&k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
Duiloins alateriaIs.
professional Notices.
Ren.opals.

IOHN DAVOL has REMOVED to No. 10y
~ Johnst, near Cn st. also the Office OF the New ion
and BROOKLYN Brass Co +" 10 removed 20 the place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

COTTAGE and ONE ACRE, with great abun-
~ dance Of Fruit and tine Gayden. SALE to LET
SOuth.av Port Richmond Staten Island Price 430o1
Rent summer months 500 Apply the premises 20 j.
HOLLCK, or 5. COCKROFr No. - Merchant Exchange,
W tlEst., New.Yor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

A HOUSE to LET-On 4th-ay. and 92l-sk q
thrccSiory House with S modern nvenenoes hot and
cold water shower bath furnace range and ras WITH Large
garden and for ean'y OF situation aud sauby DO
ossdcd IN the CITY, Reni 800 Address j. b. PiNNEY at
Bftle House OF call Al prcmiscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
Real Gstate for Sale.

A GREAT SACRIFICE.-A beautiful COT
n TAGE and FARM Of 81 scre-. in pleasant village 10
miles from ~ " choice Fruit elegant Buildings and ine
Scenery. Cos 5000. Price to prompt buyer. - 90
Owner this day with Diagram and Map Of property al Room
No Z No SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

A FURNISHED ROOM or SUITE OF ROOMS,
"A without BOARD, may be had by Gentlemen only IN
Broadway and just below Union Square Address CURTIS
Herald Ofict..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

DAvEN, BACON & Co: successors to Bacon
II Rsyeu), PIASo-rosrB M,nut,esqrsr. w.r-eson.
no ISs e. D h. rnd e,eIa,rry q oar ovn q
Aetsrv Wsu.ntsd IN every rcspeo
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- SALR-With furniture. carriage, &c, and twenty
OF land near NEWBRUSSWICK, New Jersey, commanding
magnificent view. Photograph OF the piace which viii be
sold low BE- tn. Office Of f. DHERVfLLY, No IL
Exchange place
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Gcnses TO Eet.

A SUITE Of OFFICES To LET--In the Bible
"A House Astor place. with every ooav,uels aud deeir
able Location Apply At the Trcssa.rs oaee, Shaw.
tTsnccI
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at Stamford
I'D Conn., b. NICHOLS Principal The Summer Session
will May For crculsrs with terms, References
&C. address tbs Principal.
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obstruction.

DOYS' OARDING sc HOOL.--
ID AZ Little Ferry Bergen County miles from HoboEen n
j. Board Tuition, Washing. &c from SGD 70 Sl4o per yea
mo ex,ras) Next Term commences April y. Numoef I"
pupils limited 81 This School is situated large sIm
fine view Of the surrounding country and poe
sessing the benefits Of it, invigoraiins air.
For circulars with patrons references, address
A. B. WlNANT, Principal.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at Orange,

BUN eriek HOUSE No. Warren IT, in The Cav Of Had-
~n 'onmo,, CoGnts NY The House Is within uiIyae<
wds o. the Hudson River Railroad depot ihe Hud.on and Boz,
Ton hshi depot and The steaDeet lsBansa Alec f-w
No So Bsro-y-sI, n. Y. "
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TINO LET-In 44th-st., % door east OF 6th-av,
the Second FLOOR and part Of the Third desired The
second four kitchen out OF back paror
The house and has al the modern Improvements Hent
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TINO LET-The three-stOry basement HOUSE
No III West Sih.st containing all The modern improve
turtts Rent 1850 RAYNOR X BLACKWELL.
No. ll29 Broadway. next 10 ). w. cor. Sithst