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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
III rr0hafa-Rnsa.

Slate of Wisconssn. County Of Grant, ss.-CountyCourt
Dec. Term, 1857. Present, Stephen o. Paine. Judge.
In the matter OF the estate of James Rose, deceased.
NN This dav came Hannah Rose the widow of said de-.
ceased and filed in this court her petition for adj
on the estate of deceased and thereupon 1t
is ordered that the matter of said potion be heared be-
fore the Judge of this court at the Court House in Lam
caster in said county ON the frat Monday of January,
1858, aEd that notice thereof he given to all persons con-
cerned by publishing this order for three successive
County Herald, a weekly newspaper published in Ian
caster in said county.-Dated Dee. It'll, 1857.
1913 STEPHEN O. PAINE Co. judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
Sheriff Sale-BIanchard.

ID Court, in and for the County Of Grant, State Owls
consin, in favor OF Elijah Bayley, PIE, and against the
Goods, Chattels and Real Estate Of William W. Blanch-
ard, Def't, TO me direct and delivered, l have seized and
taken the following described property, to wit: NJ of
See. u also, N X Of E d of 5 E a and \ W Il Of 5
E 4, and N Z Il offs W Il and S E u offs " d ofSec-
ton IL; also, Is acres on the north side OF the SW4 4 Of
5 f OF Section II, all in Town 7, north of Range 3
aest, Grant county, State of Wisconsin; which afore-
said property ] shall expose for sale, and sell at Public
Auction, as by law directed, at the outward door of the
Court House, in the village of Lancaster, in said county,
on Monday the tgenty-ifih day of January, A. d. 1858,
between the hours of one and two o'clock, in the after
noon OF that day, to satisfy said execution and costs Of
sale as the law directs Dated, Sherif's Office. I.ancas-
ter, December I'd, 1857. D. WARD.
24-6t Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

ToHN B. CALLS has associated with him. in tbe
y Mercantile business, Mr.. JOHN PEPPER. The busi.
nessi in the future will be carried on by the firm ofCallis
4 Pepper, st the old stand of John B. Calls.
JOHN B. CALLS.
Lancaster, Wis, Sept. e5th, 1856. Ia.a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale-Wannemaker q
Bowen.

Jared Warner,
W..
Charles 4. Wannemaker & Ethan A. Bowen.
|Sheliirs Office, Grant County, WIS., foreciosoie +"
Mortgage. o+
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF q Juageinen'
y rendered by tie Circuit Court OF Grant Couhib,
State of Wisconsin, on the 10th day OF OCTOBER, "A |;
1857. and at the October Term of said Ceult, begun anu
held at the court house in the village oil i.ancastcs "
said county on the first Monday OF octoner, a.. =. IoJr'
| n the case of Jared Warner, PIN. and agaihs, naiie -
Wannemaker & Ethan A. Bowen, dei.ts,. anu . II au'u1 !,
Inv therein given / will sell at Public Venaue 70 ne
highest and best bidder for cash IN hand on ne . n"s
Of February, A. d. 1858, at one O'Clock L. N. 0 I say uas,
II the outward door of the Court-Housei IN ~ va i's a.
Lancaster in said county, all the ri2ht, ~
and interest which the SAID Charles Il. M"'ine~
lnemaker and Ethan A. Bowen had u 'e
late OF this Mortgage referred to in saiu J1ugnnens, ~
md TO the following-described premises anu feai eS'a.e,
with all the appurtenancest hereunto belongings 70 w
The southeast quater of the southwest qua,iel' aip
Southwest quarter of southeast quarter oil Section ~
50 in township ., north of range . west. and the SOUTH
vest quarter Of northeast quarter and the nor'h-esst
quarter of the northwest quarter ana hofth-east qu"le
ter OF southwest quarter and northwest qua ter o.
southeast quarter of Section 50 in Town 5 north OF
range ! west Of the 4th principal meridian, all III the
County OF Giaut, State of Wisconsin,.
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF
1906 5S-l0O dollars. the sum adjudged by the sara coufi
TO be due by said defendants to said com claimant on said
Mortgage, together with interest and all acciulhs cos'S.
Dated Lancaster, December 10th, A. ID. 1851.
Bo,hor g. owrr ,rtrs st,vs. 25-6t.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19

To M4xE HENS LAY IN WiNTER.-Pro-
vide
/. a comfortable roost.
Q. Plenty of sand, gravel and ashes,dfy,
to play in.
3. A box of lime.
4. Boiled meat, chopped fne,every two
OF three Gays.
5. Com AID oats, test if boiled tender
6. All the crumbs and potato parings.
This treatment has proved quite success
ful-and hens which, without it, gave no
eggs, with it Immediately laid one each on
an average, every wo.days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
a. wEyGIEv

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Coddington 4
lS Meigley have this assigned to me all their propertv
ana effects, notes, debts and book accounts. for he
oenent OF their creditors. All persons Indebted to said
soaa'ngton \ Weigley are requested to make immedi-
diate payment and save costs. Those indebted at Patch
Patch, Esq,and at New California in the hands Of a ~
Mase, Esq. WN p VII It's Z.
Dec. 1st, 1857. a5-st Ass
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Sale of Real Estate III Lancas.
Notice-Est. Of Chapman.

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant - SIS, County
Court, Dec. Term. 1851.
In the matter of the Estate of Barzillai Chapman, decd.
Nm this dav came John Dinsdale and fled in this Court
7 his petition for the appointment of an Administra-
tor dc 5onts NON of the Estate of Barziliai Chapman,
decd. And thereupon it is ordered, that the na ten 0
said petition be heard before the Judge of this Court at
the Courthouse in Lancaster in said County, on the
first Monday of January, 1858. And that notice thereof
be given to all persons concerned by publishing this Or
der for three successive weeks previous to said day of
hearing in the "lsrant County Herald" a weekly news
paper published in Lancaster in sud County.-Dated
Isl, 1857. STEPHEN 0. PAINE,
3t25 COUNT Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19

CHoLIc INCArFLE.-A piece of chloride
of lime as big as a walnut, dissolved in a
junk bottle Of warm water, and given as a
drench is a very effective remedy, in use in
this region. A bag Of salt, wet, and kept
on the loins, laid on saddle wise, just back
OF the saddle, is also efficient, and may be
used in connection with the chloride OF
llme.- Homestead.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19

A Coon TEsT.-Newspaper subscrip-
tions are infaleable Indications of mans
moral honesty. They viii sooner or later
discover the man. Ii he is dishonest he
will cheat the printer in some way-say
he has paid when he has not-declare hi
has a receipt somewhere-or sent the
money and it was lost in the mail-ol
will take the paper for years without pay
inc, and then move off and leave it com
inc to the office he left. Thousands of
professed christians are dishonest, and the
printers book will teel fearful tiles in the
final judgement.-[Southern Bap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
Then ome the Slavery question

R-Then comes the Slavery question,
purely a moral aud religious one.-[P!ain-
dealer.
1t is d common remark hat a certain
class of characters should have good mem
ores. If a minister Of the gospel preach
es against slavery, the PLAINDEALAR and
its echoes cry out that they are preach
ing politics" aud condemn them for travel
ing out Of their sphere; if newspapers as
sail slavery they are accused of meddIing
with a question that is purely moral aud
religious" The y%irtious PLA1NDEALER.
which labors e~onseientiously to 'restrict
slavery" cannot bear to have the ''pecu-
liar institution" condemned either by min
isters or newspapers.-TColumbus Jour.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
NEW MILLINERY

NEW MILLINERY
IN Ian CA TE r.
@sn Miss Il. A. sTIREs, having Just arrived
$50 New-York with
NJ A New & Desirable Lot of Goods,
would respectfully inform the Ladies OF Lancaster and
vicinity, that she will commence business in Lancaster
ON the 10th inst, OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE FORMERLY
OCCUPIED BIZ Gov DEWEY. where she may be found rea.
dy to wait upon those who NAV favor her with their pa-
tr-onage-Lancaster, April 18th, 1857. Aft
Hats Cleaned and Repaired at Short Notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
Sheriff Sale-Du1nars & others.
State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court Of Green County.
Sheriff Office, Grant County, Wis.
Sarah A. Hoyt,
vs.. Foreclosure of
Foreclosure of
Mortgage.

Sarah A. Hoyt,
Thomas humars, Mary Ann Du-
mars IL George NJ. O'Brien. Mortgage.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a judgment
y rendered by the Circuit Court of Green County,
State of Wisconsin, on the 2d of November, A. d. 1851,
and at the November Term of court begun and held ut
the court house In the village OF Monroe in said county,
on the 7th day of November, A. d. 1857, in the cause
wherein Sarah a. Hoyt is Plaintiff. and Thomas Dun,ars,
Mary Ann l>umars and George O'Blien, are Defendants;
and on authority therein given / will sell at public ven
dine 10 the highest and best bidder Tor cash in hand on
The All day of January, A. d. 1855, between the hours OF
one and Two O'Clock ?. NJ. of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the village of Lancaster in said County
of Grant and State of Wisconsin, all the right, title and
interest which the said Thomas Dumars, Mary Ann Du-
mars and George OBrien'had.at.the time and date OF this
Mortgage referred TO in said judgmen Mt in and to the fol-
lowing described premises and real estate with all the
appurtena noes thereunto belonging, to wit:-The north
west quarter of the southwest quarter dissection twen-
ty-fve (25), and the 81 uth-west quarter of the south
west quarter of Section TIVE ity-six (26(, and the south
east quarter and the east-half ofthe southwest quarter
of Section twenty-six (Z6), in Town five (5), north of
Rance four () west, containing three hundred and
twenty acres 1920, all in the County of Grant, State OF
Wisconsin,.
The above sale viii be made to satisfy the sum of two
hundred and seventy-two dollars and ffty-fve cents
(272, 55), the sum a~djudged to be due by said defendant
10 said complainant, for principal and interest on the
Mortgage, and fifty dollars and ~ftty-fve cents $50 $50
costs and aecluing ~costs.-Dated this 18th day of No.
vember, A. D. 1851. % D. WARD, Sheriff,
GEORGE f. DEXTER, Atty for PpH. Grant Co Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19

Stray Books.
DERSoNS having in their possession any Of the fol.
L lowing Books, viz:
.tsyard,. Explorations in Nineveh,"
.s5uaNan's holy War;.
.sGooa's Book Of Nature"
eRuth Hail.
OR any other Books belonging to either of the snbscr;
cees' "il confer a favor by returning them to this ONE
And ohlige
COVER & GOLDSMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
Will You Read This?

VOU who are indebted to us by note or book act w
4 please take notice that we want our pay. II ts
hint is not sufficient we must resort to harsher Ia,sn'
forthwith HOWE Il BAiBhf~
August Sth, 81. 7-tf
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eousss auo farms Uantsa.

WANTED-To HIRE or LEASE for term Of
w ye.s HOUSE. With .ons ., = 81 Ae aoaess IN
lrov-usesa Hsst Be 10 gesd SO S.ss ets pre-
0nos, s.vkS tai psrSrUsrs
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Hlathinerp, ST

GEORGE l.. CANNON,
u SUCCESS X TO THE RiPPOWAN COhPASf.
Us,;ns t.k.u The ST. " No 40 BROADWAY. scss C.ss
fruefy occupied hy the Rppowsm Comp, sai pa ea.s"S
,bir : ~ of ods Patterns invites TIE st-ntaN 81 b.
~, A. ,nc the pubic HI. sssom-nt II WAkhNu st
XENTfIATING APPARATUS which i, sc ond 10 ~ s<as
.hl,hnent Ia the country We have 10 employ soss
bnr FiRsrCLaSs MECHANICS IN any doP.s meat saf su
customers depend test al work intrus'ed 70 S.wn a.
,enAd o with proup,ness ard dispatch IN the best psse
manner snd AZ SATISFACTORY PRIZES. Estimates aai
surveys made Warming and Neetlains ouidinss n
no,ics and nee Of chGse We have the exclusive usN o. .
IfBoLTON1 YALE'S CALURlc AIR FURNACE; HnHS
PAINT TUBULAR ELEVATED OVEN COOMNO .a
hfATING RANCE, CAMPS PATENT ChlhSEf GAt
snd VENTILATION REPU BLIc aud NAriONALoooh
RANGES together with general assortment Of 6oods u 'ss
beat qualify Tor Warning aud kenu,atins 6uidIun
ENCR SALE-At a very low price. LOCKWOOD
L GUITAR and RASPER. and lot Of 80 5WOOD 10 tie
OF No. rs Aker-. The Machinery 10 ne. ssd 10
working order and ntted with Couutesh aud betuns
all mpee tor communicating Steam Power from the sseas
Trtmises II vii Be sod either or novl or 10 BE- use
With Lease Of the Room go and Power 81
application to JOHN 0AUOU.
Al the EnsIeeTs Oaiee No io2 wats-st
STFAM ENGINE ard BOILER for SALE
- Eshthorse p.veS capacity For frthss particulars oAs
. No. az Fuitosst.
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kecl Estcte for Sale.

A SPLENDID COUNTRY-sBAT st ROCK
- L.sD L.S. epe-. ssG-s.So e. yi "a,
Lsr.Ih'1 ACkSs g. oKOy No .n az - ~ - trrf;
bose t~us.sry s1e bs>oH tsE vtth ptsf. 81 ana
cooseei ara b.r .it1.ss elevated sro1a1 oveHo'
4 ih- ksst ssdcApe. ia tse esaay aeia1ins ahs
The Rsmspo scuhtsbs y shs t''.nos II pot 'od By AZ
k viii be LIT foe HOTEL ard .Oud BE- psend't "a a
frr, 20 siax SID .sd tsepo- BY Haioa E.,.l
" caj - J. stEEcKsR I Co, No s'a.i..
CHARTER OAK PLACE for SALE. This
~ e.srsd P.ee situated 10 toe oeu.sA par Of the City
o,erooiDs the b,naa Of tue rh- prOspeos
the north and sou'h 3, uneiusec 10 Sew hassnd
TIE CcsIeciicut R.er meadow. CO.. Cue. extensive
.sd the Pusle of Hsrs;oei in
full ve- IL o sr-.. histories. interest n oe,r ne ocS
Of ntc,icut lr.G BY II 20, than
r.rv G o h- stat, AID bis dssrni.a;. Of hat name
Err them ito the h.s e.heu b. hey ESQ ths
sttrr Of ID. wife g the hoa W TlAt TOE prsen' pro
Pieor IL prefer red TO sell the property entire sad have
renal ole e...e IT Dot thus sold It VII be divided INTO
S. ID, vh. 'se, cor'Hs fio ,. 70 ,-. Ed
HOWT At Ke,ehum Ho~ L Co =. New York or ID. 2. R)8
INsoN AID J. BCrLtR. Hartford c IN.
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or EXCHANGE
- for de.r,ble property NesYork Jeey Cit,; Ps>s
ant located p ule from this city 10 Me- Jersey ~i,n com
ureso1 by raj road rery house aud outbu iD nearly
Ct Of land pier Of 81 al Dc Ct run aud 50 zoe
n.t 0oSH psJo ALiES ceGr corner
Of Bros1 Tsy
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-In the beautiful
~ seaside Village Of FAIRFIELD CONN anew arst-ssass
spacious aid very convenient HOUSE not ehSoy aaAed
upon gentle elevation five miGu &c wax from depot ad
churb; plot Of and 10 well nd out Tue Psee
centrally ted toI p. rsaaG q p,.,s %; RI a. Of
10 NJ W LYON. No ss Broadway 2ds1ry.
DARN LANDS foo SALE.-The ILLINOIS
i CENTRAL RAILROAD rNPASY 10 aov prepc-d
to seR bout TWO MILLIONS Of ACRES Of
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CTORE to LET-No. 96 Warren-st., suitable
y AR spy trd Of business Also SUITES Of ROOMS foi
Offices Inquire in the Irving Savings Institution, from 10 70
O'Clock.
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Tor SALE ut O GREAT BAR0AIN-Oos Of
Pr p.rssaiss is4siss 4 H0nEa neS0zH, Ne. rassS.
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panrins Academies.

A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"A: No ses Bresd.H New York No 49, Mss'.xue- e.s:
6ruoklyn-Nsw-YorkC Classes WEDNESDAYS and SAT
uRDAYs; Biooklyp Classes TUESDAYS and eH0AY4
~ and fof Ladies' and Children; u m for Gsnus
Ladies PIivsss CAss u n Pupls can eommsns
any time during the Praeddns Assembss for L.
3rs md Gardener EVERY MONDAY BxEEIN9 In BrGt
syr and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING IN New fosA-
FORMER Pupils may subscnbe foe toe Assemblies alone
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q 7nn "A DRUG STORE for SALE in a
~ eOOs very pleasant location Hud.onrst. win
good family VIII be sod for hsf it's vsne as The pro-
other busine attend Address DRUGS AND
MEDICINES, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

ITO CIVIL ENGINEERS.-Wanted by a per.
Il who has had experience in Ensr, erius hsd
service at the heal 81 sgsiDg party, SITUATION in
CIVIL ENGINEFRS OFFICE. VIII take any situadpn 10
q field party Refer-pces-ProC VIM. A Norton Yale Col
Iete; also, A. &. Twising. NewHsven Conn Address
WM. A. ANTHONY, Coventry, X. l.
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WANTED-$7,0 C0 and $4,000 on City Proper
w ty. APplyto Dr. T. srACHLEN
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NOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE on

II
the Hutson River three miles north u rUrytown on the
tae Rev Dr. Creisa Church and Geo H.
Swords resiier within minutes wax OF toe con-
.enpsed Depot the Hudson River Railroad; Conpr.as
tur u Land Cottage Barn and Stable never
ns Spring the vsry Wstsr and abundance Of Fruit
VIZ: Apples P.Nrs Pssshe.. Plums Ounces. tc AppJto
MATHEWS L CLASBACK, No. S45 Broadway, or to H.
MILLER he
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TO TEACHEhS.-The furOture and good will
Of we'll established seles, yoasa L'dir school loc.ed
person Terms $50 cash knowledge of The ereuch Gs
man neuas ssbe Address ~ boz 1888 Tribune Office
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Giants.

A TEACHER WANTED-To open Boarding
ard Day School At Morrstown Newt large aud
eommodHs house suitable the above purpose offered
for sale OF rent Apply TO JACOB NJ KING,
Morrsown. J.,
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COR SALE-On Staten Island, the HOUSE
L nov occupied b, Mnthcrs romPkns, At StsPsson Tae
hous. " 81 feet square and contains IL ApAmsnts Al toe
epns have large closets sscned The houss sta d.
wsn SEE yards Of the pleton Ferry l.ndns and commands
I'm, view the bay There lots OF ground With the
house; the ADJOINING lots be .od With j. 4 desired
For ter me- apply WILLIAM n HAYS NJ. 50 Wallet,
MIEIHORSE TOMPKINS. 90 toe premsss-
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6ouses to Get.

SUITE of OFFICES to LET In the Bbl'
n House Asofpsce with every oouv-n-nce aud desif
able Iocsaos Apply the Treasurer odios tsAs' On
bspos.
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Tor SALE OF ~ LET-A No ~ 2story and attic
l. BOUsE. good StsbIs and Csniass Houss. viii
tr.ns choice variety Of fru ,ress ~ tncosed BY hsa
noe rfct ords sitAa miles OF the City Hail. toe
.ubsebet convenient, to the rosd and tss assa
rD hcst FOR furtAst nornsca apply 70 PHILIP DATE
Nc. 49, Hruas-t. OF ., biz resiiesos N AorisaalA
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ITO LET At Fort Washington, nine miles from

ITO LET At Fort Washington, nine miles from
the City Hall BY the Hud.on River Railroad and within
two minute walk OF the Station hrs'clsss COUNTRY
HOUSE supplied with Wtter throughout from falling
spring tos. Their from TWO TO FOUR ACRES OF LAND.
The house large airy and convenient and with the ek ep
too whish be found
the city houses II built of brick, with hollow walls,
wslls and roof attention having
iyen the building quad ax.ust ire Tue house 10
situated the and commands uninterrupted view
to Staten Island There large Brick Coach house and Ste
bic the premses together with Cow house tioe house
Yard &c The location perfectly bs~ hy the stn.on r-r.d
nd place probably ofhs desirable
advantage Of country redsree than any other ace WITHIN
the same distance Of NewYork The house b-ins -d with
fusce ard bsvinr double ssshes equally sispted for
Winter or Summer residence. Rent = 40 Appgo
MARTIN SMITHS, cor Nassau aud Cedsr sta
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ITO LET.-A two-story and attic BRICK
HOUSE on deep suilsb. Tor very srlA family
rent 80 per situated No 10 fhst p-ar onsv IL
a be between and Apply 81 No 10! ihst, In
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

WANTED-A situation by respectable Girl,
w ~ do general HOUSEwORK. Is dr.tr,e Washer 1
ionsr Good city reference Call al No ~ Cannon
old noor
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e. I ono - FOR SALE, MANUFAC-
" ls&UOs TURING BUSINESS, prirc from 80 70 10
pr AB excellent opportunity fer enerpans odus
irous For full particulars sppy for ten days No -
LbeIyst between 10 and u O'Clock. GEO. A. MOORE.
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DARTNER WANTED--An active young Cen
susn with csh capital of IS 900 to O. oo to parchass
the HALF INTEREST 10 business already established an
paying we'll Best Of references given and required Addre"
sEkEX, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

" pared TO give thorough INSTRUCTION. 10 the seoys
LANGUAGE his residonce No. 4l9 Broomes BrOsd
way Most respectfully tepde bis services the hsas o
seunsri- instructor in the above also IN Penm
ship and In ssh branches generally TransAns
d corrsspos d~nee d. amstc pieces, Ike
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

& TATEN ISLAND To LET-Possesson given
~ Immediately, - sooa ~ repairs are oomPlsted the
large cOpveIept twouory and basement mANSloN
HOUSE with garden and out buildings attached ate.ed
OF Pot Richmond and lately occupied BY Dan Newton; alec
he farm sey occupied BY said Newton oonsos Of aboat
halt under cultivation the .est being ,of
$40 and salt meadow. Inquire Of GARRET q POST on
the AZ JOINING eni.es and VI FRED GRO5i esd Port
York
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- per cent Tanner LeAohns For Psrcular sPpy 70
B. hAktH No. IS Feuy-.t. ELLITHORP FOX No
90 Broadway. An aoive PARTNER tor each STATE wanted
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ITO LET-Two STORES and four LOFTS in
i C.pL..t ma, Broadway ROOMS. 25IS fret in the
House No ais Broadway; the HOUSE No. 80 IAG ct
Apply TO p DICKIE Ne II GreenesI, before O'CLOCK
Q m Alter e'cloch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

A LADY who has been for several years Cover
"A in the first families Of England wishes 10 meet wi
an euga cement TEACHER She speaks German, French
and English auenty and thorough Mysticism No obJecu!n
South Best references given and required Address
b. c.. No i6i Lexington sv, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

NOR SALE-An old established WATCH aud
JEwELRY STORE situated 10 good thoroqsht.re. aud
the best business locations In the city the
sore modern and has good dwelling attached i've yesu
lease from May gill be sven at rent ssrded low The
store well aud good reliable trade attached to
OF sales thee vsusbe watch and jewelry Job
bins that Alone II the expense the
reinanshment aud
tjcar. Of sale will be Afforded by addressing with
rts name I'd address, c. J. C., Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

EOR SALE-A comfortable aud convenient
i DWELLING. with STORE attached, n IRvISGroN. =
basement md cellar The hss bean occupied for
number year, ssessl Grocery which the owner has
rrr o.hed 90 o.ias his ssn IL has good sar
deI lib hnds raii and ell Of good fhs
Iryip stou Plank Road bu several es day max
IN II Of essy ~Nk There the village
etu.hss rod schools sctors he For pAtieaa in
orir. d OEOR0EF SPENCER. No, EI Water