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ton in the form in which it viii come, II has been
suggested that some other solution of the difficulty
can be brought forward, which will be embraced by
the democratic majorities. The prospect is that,
within sixty or ninety days Congress may be nd OF
the subject.
Without waiting for further information from the
President or from Utah, the House has, very incon-
sideratey, recognized by resolution the existence
of war with the Mormons and war with the govern
ment Of Utah-war with an independent State. If
Utah is not State out Of this Union then war with
her cannot exist. The resolution is recognition of
the independence of Utah.
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BELOW.
Brig Z s Penny
SAILED,

Steamships North Star, Southampton and Bremen
the South. Savannah; Columbia, and Atalanta, q
jamestown, Norfolk, &c; brig Emily, Charleston.
Wind during the day from n 70 NE, with snow.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Columbia, Berry, Charleston-Spoiiord,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, &c-Ln,
Peasants.
Ship Clifton, Williams. New orleans-w Frost.
Brig Olive, Halahan, st Thomas-H vining
Brig Capella Head, st Johns PR-Brett Son Co
Brig Handy. Handy, Cienfuegos-Thompson 4 Hun
Schr Montezuma, Turner Curocoa-Dovall 4 Co.
Schr Fame, Morrish, Georgetown, SC-John Swan.
Schr Laura johnson, johnson, Newbern, NC-l
schr Richmond James, Rlchmond-C II Pierson.
Schr Charlotte Shaw, Reeves Pbiladephia-Jas Ha
Schr Kate Kelen, Chamberlain. Portland Neil 81
Echr w, Faulklin. Boston-Dayton Sprague.
steamer ATLANTA Powell, Charleston.
Steamer Parkersburg, Ramsay, Baltimore.
c'.,-sred craftsmanship North Star, Cavendy, Bre
ship Jane Parker, Buckmkn, Hasana-c c Duncan
Ship Endymion. Hallett Liverpool Nov ~ with m|
q passengers, to Rowland rockingham. Dec p
lon 50 80 passed one Of zeregas line Of packets bo
ship ST Nicolas, Bragdon, Havre, Nov %, with mdse
from wNw. while furling the foressil, Geo Collins
OF New York, fell from the yard overheard and was
ls at AN, John Francis Carpenter native Of Frand
hospital The ST N has been "a days W of the Ban
strong gales from W to NV lost sails and spars. Il
BARK Dawn, Chase Buenos Ayres, Now, with hil
TO Reynolds Cushman.
Brig Traxillo, Malllgan, Port au Prince, Nov 81, N
Brig Attilla (Br), Walters, st Johns NF, with fab
TO W j Wallace
Brig Northern Light CBr), Esdale, Corvallis "A da
potatoes, TO j Whitney 4 Co
Brig Mystic tof Mystc) Fish, st Marks Is days, vii
and hides, TO Smallwood Earl A Co.
Brig Wheaton, Staples New Bedford. In ballast.
Brig Mary Capen, johnson. Elzabethport for BostoI
Schr Quicksep (Br), Dorman. Horton, Ms, 10 day !
DeWoH. Sid in company with Br brgs Salem, for
and Sea Lark, fer Philadelphia.
Schr Helena lBr), ROBBERS, Charlottetown, PEI,
with oale, TO J W Lowden.
Schr Persia tBr) Smith, Windsor, Ms, 10 days,
toes. TO master.
Schr VIM Ellis Nickerson, Wilmington, NC, ia
Schr New York, Goodsell, Boston, 5 days.
Scbr Mary, Hewens, Boston, 8 DAYS.
Sloop Vim Bowen, Hallock, Somerset.
Sloop Thos Hull Hull, Providence.i
Steamer Petrol, Arey, Providence.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1857
Tnteyrluc Besiceen Governor Banks, Of Massochs-
sstts and the Prssident-1Ae Banks Quickstep,
&c.
The Hon. Mr.. Banks, who is soon TO be inaugural.
ted Governor of Massachusetts,, and whose service
in the United States House of Representatives closed
with the adjournment to-day, called last evening
upon President Buchanan to pay his respects upon
leaving Washington. The President received him
very cordially and gentleman, who happened TO
be present at the interview, quite amused at the
tone of conversation which occurred. Mr.. Banks
congratulated the President upon his evident good
health, Notwithstanding the cares and turmos of
his official station TO which Mr. Buchanan replied,
Eyes, Mr. Banks, am burthened but there are men
in the nation who would willingly assume the re-
sponsibilities with the honors of the office" $50 am
told, replied Banks. II may add continued the
President naively, THAT there young men who
would not object to the position" 80 am told,
cir said Banks Young men are ambitious, some
times" continued Buchanan NO doubt, Mr..
President" rejoned Banks quietly; lyon know, sir,
that is the natural fault of youth, but there are some
young men who can afford to wait" Yes, yes, re-
marked the President, pleasantly, as he turned TO
other topics At parting Mr. Buchanan took the
hand of Mr.. Banks, and said IL am happy to have
seen you, sir; wish you well, and most earnestly
wish you success and prosperity in everything but
your politics"
by George p Bnrnham, ESQ.,, and his beautiful and
accomplished daughter, of Melrose, Mass and John
L. Swift, Esq, of the Massachusetts, Legislature who
were severally introduced to the President and by
him TO his charming nece, Miss Lane, whose pre-
sence at the White House lends so much grace and
dignity.
Mr.. Burnham, whose name is mentioned above
gave an elegant dinner TO of his friends the
National Hotel on Monday. Among the guests were
Senators Wilson and Hamlm, and their ladies and
Messrs. Banks, Burlingame. Burlington and Davis of
the Massachusetts, delegation in Congress- and seve-
raj representatives of the press. After the dinner
the company retired-to the spacious and elegantly
furnished drawing rooms of the National and lis
tened TO the execution upon the piano, by Miss
Burnham, of an original March and Quckstep, COM
posed by her, and to be performed by the Boston
Brigade Rand on the occasion Of the Inauguration of
Governor Banks. Musical connosseurs pronounce it
gem, and the company who were present congrat-
ulated Miss Durham upon her success as a compo
ser, and were 80 delighted with the " Banks Quick
step that Miss D. who also executes upon the piano
with skill and grace was induced TO repeat it several
;b. Nes during the evening.
Mr.. Banks will leave Washington on Friday even.
ING for Massachusetts, carrying with him the per-
: 49, md wishes of political friends and foes
tNA..l 60
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY Is, 1857.
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CTEPHENSs CELEBRATED WRITING
= FLUIDS and COPYING INKS
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11iano-tortes ano Alusif.

AN OPPORTUNITY for Clergymen or person.
n attending the Anniyersaes 10 purchase PIANOS NE
IODEONs very ehsap-Bes u Boston and New York Pianos
al great bargains Secondhand Pianos. s5 SO SIS ei2'
fIA sl55 Pianos 20 LET. 7. 3. BERRY.
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New publications.

TUNE No. of ID L Y -
y GODEY'SLAD BOOK for June is thus early offered
may avail themselves of knowledge II the fash
lone before they be obtained from any other source
COLORED FASHIONS.
Five Fisures-tyo of them az Chldren's FASHIONS.
A LANDSCAPE,
The in Summer time "a very pretty subject
One Brodie's Fashions grace this Mo- Greek cap patch
work all patterns flower pot stand crochet and EN-
brodery patterns infants shoean entirely new patter-the
art Of painting glass. aquarium three engravns-th
entirely drawing lesson how cut and eontrye chill
dreu's clothes
BRIDAL WARDROBE,
with ensrayinFs We cannot all suhoe 20 say
there are engayngs presy for ladies' TO whom the oS
pages OF etterPe sale by Booksellers aud Periodical
Agents.
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In Press:
EXPERIENCES OF A GAOL CHAPLAIN.
~ DARK DEEDS.
THE DICTIONARY APPENDIX OR oRTHoGRAPHER.
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS
THE INTERVIEW.
WILLY REILLY AND HIS DEAR COLLEEN BAwN
BY VIM. Carleton.
THE NEWSPAPER AND GENERAL READERS
POCKET COMPANION.
POIsOSERS AND SLOW POISONING.
ROBERT NJ DE- WITT,
No. l62 Easssi-st.
4. -, a. Nn.el. ,rhch W. nue ,n Fnslsh I,nde.
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p E-P U B L C A I 1 o n

IL Il u ID II - u L ~ ~
~ THE STANDARD FEMALE NovELlsTs,
In uniform 2mo volumes matching in size AID style our
beautiful editions Of the British classies
The Salvador Rosa Of the British Novelsis"
The WORKS or
ANNE RIA ID & l. f + +
Price per volume in Cloth Sheep Library Style a5
Half C.f GIL, OF AniiSns' 81 h..- oor,,,-.a
Ms, Radcliffe loved to ,poI with the romantic and terrible
with the striking images Of mountain forests. the d0aa snd
visionary shadows Of the invisible world which seem At times
path aud which still haunt and Thrill the magma
Mrs Radcliffe taken the lead in line of composition,
Of supernatural aim and curiosity concerning what
yeI IN this Syt Which We should Hesitate t
at least certain that che has never been eXeeed or even
eqpplled." lslI waiter Scott
THE ROMANCE OF THE FOREST,
THE MYSTERIES A9 OF uDoLPHo.
THE WORKS q }iSE FGRTES
THE WORKS OF HANNAH MORE.
THE WORKS OF f bhRbH P 5kd sEAFE Pssner
And for sale at the principal Bookstores.
REPUBLIcATddoS1NSs of MARRYATT"
DERBY 4 JAcksosS;s SEW Library EDITION
$G.IS$Ss SSsr ready VII
PETER SIMPLE
JACOB FAITHFUL.
Next Week:
SNARLEYYOW.
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To be followed in rapid succession By:
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JAPHET IN SEARCH OF FATHER
THE PHANTOM SHIP.
THE POACHER.
PERCIvAL KEENE .
There has long been active demand among the o.
this favorte author for uniform ana readable ed
ton his popular novels that demand now supplied by t
issue of THIS and beautiful edition The type open and
clear paper and binding faUess in size matching the new
editions Of Irving and Cooper.
Captan Maryatts productions happy in more senses
than His inception Of character face and fec
his Immediately become our intimate
asonsh by their faithful resemblance 20
whole Of beings similarly situated captain hSya
humor is genuine it naturally and insensbly conmuni
the reader the gsyey the author seems hase ani
mated with" ~ =. - 'f s., u n, review
DERBY JAcksoN P ,,a S..!.. =
And for sale BY the principal Booksellers
7 ONDON BOOKS.-The subscriber has just
received ssortmVt Of Foreign Books per late ar
many and valuable works They are now offered Tor
sale at very low prices All Of these Books have the prices
marked on the first volume Of each set ,
with Of the Books be had gatis on p
piostion Among the Books are the following;
ATHENE OXONIENsIS BY Anthony a Wood. 2Vols' ~
PIcIRD's CEREMONIES RELfdIEUsEs. vols, a.
MAcSKtIITNs sPIENDiD NO BIBLE Rare avoI. 1905 =
MOWERS HUME'S ENGLAND. 10 vols, imp. 4to.' o.
sTREXlN,s sHAKEsPEARE 9yols imp 80 si ~
CHALMERSS BRITISH POETS. p yolumes......,. Is
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FT'flE SPIRITUAL AGE dawns on the world .
and the new organ bearing this TILE and devoted
10 the startling revelations and profound ideas of the New Era
issued WEEKLY al No $50 Broadway The ne paper
agcedsy B. baiTTAN formerly editor ofThe Unyersgu%
The shetnsh and The Spiritual Telegraph assisted BY W. y
COURTNEY 81 the mos, original and scross winters 70
AmtnIa
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q O0A WANTED, TO FIND PUR-
D4,UUV. CHASER for safe, permanent and Prohta
bic business already established aud in operation Wal pay
from IS eco 10 $4,000 per annum. Address MANUfAC
TTRER Box No. 40 Tribune Office with name, &C.
&1 000 FOR SALE, the STOCK, FIN
~ ,OOVs TUREs and LEASE Of one Of the oldest
Cigar Stores city in good business location aud
doing good retail and Wholesale trade cash customer
buy Tor loco and not less Address NJ D., box No 49,
Tribune Office.
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Go farmers ana Others.
forces, Carriages, &r.

DOCK w Y FOR a l. + -
III A secondhand open ROCKAWAY, with pole and shafts
in good order for sale cheap Apply 70 CiAS w COPE
LAND No C Broadway to Kechum' Livery Stable Love
lane, Brooklyn.
VERY STYLISH MORGAN HORSE for SALE
No l2l Clnton.pace, l6 hands high, young kind fa,
traveller sound suitable tor couPee the road
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AT present the Novels which owe 20 English Lsde.
IT Z. MscnulAy.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE at ASTORIA for
~ SALF-Situs,ed about miles from the fsuy, With sns
bsy view the house contains ii rooms Alec stable CARNAGE
hou and out budir with Of ground handsomely
laid out with variety OF fruit aud evergreen trees Terms
easy For particulars sppy 10 JACOB p RAPELfE adein-
VIC '"' CHis w. WARD No "a Froutst
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

TOR SALE-In Eastern North Carotins, Q
Il STEAM sAw-MlLL and Eisss hI5Sred s1rs: ~ me
ff' No lSa Yrortst-, New York.
IMPORTANT to BUSINESS MEN.-Wanted,
in profitable and respectable Manufacturing
this city tina; will produce 100 per cent net ohts ana
and can be increased large extent dress D. rost
ofce NewYOrk City with res name and place OF interview.
PROPOSALS for BUILDING a CHURCH in
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proposals for BUILDING the
FIRST REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH EDIFICE, viii %
received BY Building Committee until MONDAY, May Is
1887 and specifications will De ready oE examination and
delivery 20 builders on Mondsy tn nat; n sPpyrne a. rne
ofrre IL Messrs VARlCK ELDRIDGE, In MAEketst The
Committee resevins the right 20 reject proposals where
though, they are for the interest Of said Church
II. J. JEWETT. Chairman OF Committee.
DARTNER WANTED-With a cash capital of
5000 $4,000 in old established Piano Forte mana.
factory The pressing demand for the instruments renders
necessary additional espith For particulars address
S. JUDsoN, No. 400 Broadway.
ITO LANDLORDS, CONTRACTORS and
i BUILDERS-BONUS Of $50 O0o-The attention Of Land
lords Contractors Builders invited the following
poss made BY the undersigned behalf Of the citizens Of
s. Paul: -
1t 10 proposed cree. in the upper Ps Of The City Of 81
Pau-,te already secuIed-a PHYSICIANS HOIEL OF DICK
or stone, cost not less than 1000 1900 .
As nSucemept 70 undertake the enterprise BONUS OF
$50 will be guaranteed 20 the undertaking
the Hotel The land and building to be the properly OF
the contractor hen finished
the building with specifications will be furnished BY
the Committee. Communications may be addressed 10 A.
VANCE BROWN Secretary of the Committee
4. VANCE BROWN, Gov,
ID. c. TAYLOR
ST Paul NAYS 1857 A. S. ELFELP,
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T1O CAPITALISTS and ASSOCIATIONS. ::

HNO CAPITALISTS and ASSOCIAIlONS,(
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE-Undivideq
eth part 100 known Hudson Park in the town q
Yonfers one half mile above Spuyten Duyye Creek.
the Eighth Ward, brooklyn lying together on
Rights in.sected by 10th and ilth avs 18TH Bsxon
q, Sherman IA lots 5thav Brooklyn 30 feet front
and Ito feet inches 18th and 18th 10 lots at
York each rs feet by $50 feet lots the north
side Of lSthst Brooklyn, go feet west OF 5hav i2 lots
Newtown the new Plank Road 500 lots IN the Cityo
Elizabeth Union County N. j.. formerly EhEabethtownl
Mine of lbs IN New LsK.rne County, Pa,
North Branch and
the Lacksw and BloomsbuTgh Railroad
N. BThe above property is rapidly improving In value
Terms moderate and ,dsy. Also
The 4stoIy bowustouo houss No 50 East 5thst . BY 60
feet lot lOS feet inches
Three sstOy brick houses Nos e5 Is7 le9 East 5ihs II
by Is feet lots lo3 feet 5 inches.
No n Mnaysi easshold frn Trinity Church, lot q By
100 lease p yenrs with two renewals; ground rent x50
Tlre-story bownoIe house, OF Henry and Pred.
dentists, Br0Okiyp Is By so feet; lot ~ feet
HARRIS WILSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
No 81 Nassal-st. Bank Of COmInerce Building.
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AVIAN Academy Of MUSIC

ITALIAN OPERA-Academy Of Muse e.
sig PHI MORRILL, ,e.Resss or the Ieopenins q the
ACADEMY short Of three Iish' ah0ei n VI
Is'ii0D' '0""' Ssf6lSspAY EVENING, May -
yn, Madame DE WILHORST viii give her farewell per-
n Opera in NewYOk prior to her departure foT
Europe Carlo nCOPr
The ,baed American Tenor from the theaers Of Florence
Naples and London here he has met with sIeat saece' viii
b. for the first time 70 an American audience assist
ed BY the following eet bIsied h sTifs ;.,,o
s,nor MokE sniIns sshd2 GAsPaRoS ard others.
The Orchestra under the direction OF Sisnor o. NICALAO
h rs sfI s viii take a,e on MONDAY EVEN
mo May 49, when will be performed Verds tsvote Opera,
4" '0O' ''"' FL TROvAToRE.
ADMISSION:
Parouet Dress Circle First One Dollar
Reserved Cents extra
Family NY C C,
B-sub,chpOn for the three nights including Reserved
Performance. changed every evening -
The Office at the Academy win be open daily from
Tickets aye asotO be had :. Hall Sons No 2s9 BOsdwAy
BIeusins No. 7ol Broadway King Crawford 52wihamsi
Doors open At o'clock and Opera commences at ..
DRO ADWAY THEA T E R.
" R. ia Manager.
Doors P ESoSb ESfssG H.. ssS It j O'Clock
every evening during the week the grand legendary and
Scenic Drama III 'hiee '''if X Sitsf
now revived with no, brilliant east Of characters Beautiful
Scenery BY Hester ny,,,.I e.opr,
CARNIVAL SPObIS,
phsnts Ballet Dances TssInaDc Effects &C. &C. in the style
Of ORIGINAL EXCELLENCE.
For fun description bs There will be no other piece
performed with FAUSTUS.
Shortly will be exhibited the newly discovered
and truly useful application of GARDENERS Patent
, GALVANO-ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTERS, 80
By which innUmesbe burners chendeliers &c WILL as by
be ignited BY this most dazzling and startling
In all public buildings will
Be- such general advantage to
the community the front d the house viii be brilliantly smi
mated.
DURTON's NEW THEATER, BROADWAY.
ID THIRD WEEK
of the wonderful successful young American actor,
EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear in his favorite character Of
JULIAN ST PIERRE.
MONDAY EVENING. Nay le 1857,
THE WIFE.
In;an 81 Edwin Booth
Marianne
Pas de Dou....... Mile. Ducy Barre and Mr. Geo Smith
To conclude with first time az this theatre the farce OF
MISCHIEF MAKING.
M.re,,e Mis- Polly Marshall
tuesday EDWIN BOOTH as The Stranger and Petrueho.
Wedncsday-EDWlN BOOTH as Pescara, In Shiels grea;
tragedy Of THE APOSTAFE
I AURA KEENE's NEW ii EA I f R.
IL Change of TmeDoers open at o'clocs performances
commence with the Overture at u O'clock
ANOTHER VERDICT
In favor Of
THIS POPULAR THEATER.
NATURE AND ART.
Mise Lsura Keene
VARIETY,
In Fourteen TablesuK
With beautiful Scenery and appropriate Music
MONDAY, May 10, 1857,
ard every night during the week
Book open three advance No extra charge "r
reserved seats
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VILLA SITES Tor SALE-At YUNKEKS, II
miles from the city by the Hudson River Road-the
western part the property recently belonging the estate
the late Judge VsrkThs property fronts the Hud
River is about IFS feet wide and extends back 800 feet,
bounded by yerdsea south by Vark which
wide II has about ~ original forest upon it.
The part commands view Of the Hudson from YonkeIs
Staten Island IL contains than 81 Village Lots each
2xOO feet which will be sold together divided into two
villa sites to suit purchasers II Is within five minutes
walk Depot and Steamboat Landing Terms favorable
and title uDqu.stonabe For further particulars apply at tbs
house adjoining the the south, 10 CHARLES
II. OTIS.
WATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RIEs for SALE and to LET. at Ma,teswnn ~ Y, "A
hours from Inquire az No. 81 Courtland
8. B, SCHENCK Agent Mattsawan, ~ Y
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LOR SALE-One Of the most desirable PLACES
on the East River at Upper Ravens~ood Inquire Of j.
L VANDERHOOF. No. II Wfllisn-st.
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Cost an6 found.

T OST-At the City Assembly Room broadway,
IL on WEDNESDAY EVENING, a small WALLET, con,
tsnins q sum Of money note of hand from GEOkuE
JACKSON for two hundred dollars, to the Order OF
JOHN A. MILLER-not indorsed-wh some other MepOran.
except to the The public are cautioned
the note, stopped The FINDER
will by inclons the Note and Memorandum
without the Money and leaving them at the Tribune oce
I OST-S300 in BILLS on Friday afternoon or
evening The finder will be literally rewarded and will
find the owner By spplying 1T No 81 East Broadway.
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EOR SALE or TO LET, for a HOTEL az

|.
il SUMMER RETREAT.-The FINEST PLACE on IN
ISLAND-It about - of Ground Of hssatt
srade and eonnodous House and Outbuhdinss aud ncY
with noble forest of Lying the conhnes ~
the city combining all the delights Of county rep
dence presents attractions for immediate use aud
value Of the highest character For poo
institution boarding school, object combining rural
beauty great heslhucss with city comforts is unied IN
New York Apply 20 4. }. BLEECKER& Co, Broad Ct
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nor SALE-In Eastern North Carohns, q
sTr ~ =. w MIL and Eisht hundred II Zoe
-. TS,ahs, annlv 70 WRIGHT NISSAN
S'f' f' Nc. $50 Yrortst., Sew.fork.
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II
under cultivation situated RaTtsn Bay Mon.
mouth County New Jersey about and half miles from
the sembost landing and about one and half hours ride BY
steamboat from the city IL possesses excellent Dwelling,
lce aud comnodous Barn and 0uthouses and finely
tered om never failing For further particulars in
qui,e Of D. II. McALPIN, No. Soi Broadway.
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printing.

tpeJs beautifully prnted-Busness Cards 80 low pVcs
as 81 50 per thousand at ECKLER's No. q Futon-st.
TRIBUNE UILDINGS.-PRINTING Of every
description from Card to Book, n the Lowest Cash
Prices BAKER GOODWIN. Tribune Buildings
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DOR SALE-A large and IMPROVED ES-

LOk SALE-A large ana lMfnONED Eo-
IL TATE, with a beautiful RESIDENCE on Rock River,
Dixon Illinois belonging to gentleman aeont TO leave %
Europe containing 90 Acres hall Timber and half In Prairie
undv cuiy alton large and picturesque Dwelling House
situated elevated ground 100 irs above the river which
overooks magnificent Landscape embsclns hne view Of
Rk River as the eye extend The other buildings
on the premises Farm House large Barns and OUT
houses every description Garden sad three Orchards
Abounding with selections Of grated Fruits pe.erA
Spring This easy of being within tour hoars
rde Of Chicago miles from the Depot ofthe Chicago DIX
ON and lows Air Line Railroad and the distance fr
The DEPOT OF the Illinois Central Railroad This an ESTATk
fullest VI the word and highly recommended ss
sucl u party inclined h the of demesne Foe
session given IT, with Furniture, Stock Farming lmpls
HOMER MORGAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
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and has weshaded lawn, with Stable Coach
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nortssge Apply TO ROBERT COLGATE Co. No. ~
Pear-st., JAMES RIDGWAY, No IS WhhsInst, rooms
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