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NEW GOODS

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ns''s' CRY "nu ''" ' I'Ns'
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D., -" az, ';a I,,,..ys and l.,.er.
White, red. green, blue, and grey blankets.
White, red, green, and yellow flannel.
pnnt.d flannel for childr,n)
Ladies' cloth 10, eisahel
French aud English marino.
Figured and solid muslin de lalns.
Cashmere and alpaca embroidered robes.
Figured alpaca.
Ladies eloas- and talma-, (late -tyl"s)
I.adlc, and misses marno hose.
English straw bonnct,, various qualities aud
p,ona e'." ,,',y,o,a
ecnnv, ribbons and trimmings,
Rel, ribbons
Elastic and pa,en, leather belts,
Cloak and dress trimmings
Prints, N great variety.
LADIES' beaver and hld gs"e's ana ghuht'ci''
Swiss, nnusook and Jaekonc' musl'ns'
Thread lare
Embroidered and hem stitched handserchiets
W'""s'. '','''' "uI ,t...' -,
"'""s',' w., '". III -.
Lmofo'",fe" ana op'".o 'S"''
"ra'S ana n"oP'a se"
H'S" '",n'' '"''"7 -,
iihfh '"oe e'"'"'' ""F'''' "'' ''
n"u " zap IL,
brown hhen ava "o''""'
Cotton table diaper
Canton flannel.
Bcaehcd -hir,ings and 'her'ne"
brown shirtinus and -hecung-,
l@weis and llcsingS
Black and eelofed s'w'"g sim
French WORKING cotton
cotton noss' ~
Hair curling and infant brushes
~ "o'" ",'u - La. and unn ,oub.
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REGULAR v.AkG IAGkEr.

1.-THE new and -plendd hshl drnushs
- - Steamrr BlODMER. Nm. Pvffy
master, all make trips eyerg sixteen day, br-
tween jefferson aud New Orleans, durlpg the
-,s-oa. sar M5ejnsf 80. ha'it expressly FOR
% jefferson Packet, and Mi always b. ih The
lake when u,e water permits.
Jan ~ - n2l-is
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons are fotc~afned from trading
"A for a certain prpm,-ory note, drawn ny
the undersigned, during the fall OF winter OF
1855. or 1888, in favor of ". \. Tar'ion. for
the sum Of thirty dollar. l.e consideration
for which said note was gwen having entirely
failed. will not pay The ssne unless eompel'-
ed by law. ,>,
ALFRED d. TrON.
Feb. I, 81 "xt 1t
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SETTLE Ur.

4 Ill. PERSONS indebted 10 me, rom lsl1
~ III the presen, time, will please come
forward and pay W, or they will have 70 settle
with Al oti,ccr. and tho-S who have sctsl~-
menls with me viii come forward aud pa~~
receipts | wan, 10 settle with everybody; 10
.traiuh,,n m, business; MAX" all who owe ,.,s.
pay up, and discharge all any debts
A. u. BURREsk.
January g. 1856 1Nf
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NOTICE.

ITO men OF small amount Of capital ana
/ especially those engaged or wishing TO
engage in the Tanning business.
The undersigned il sole "gent oi >a'nnei
W frrefee i"'eh'''e' o' ne" """e '"'
Tanning hides,
Ihls process consists ISL IN the preparation
OF The hides i"f when intent 's'"eu on
or about 'th July, 1890, ana "a ~ INC hAhucf
OF applying The o"ze when The hides are nus
prepared. Patented October IAN 1890. The
time Of manufacturing hties INTO leather,
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10 the rlMMtcr>.

- DOZEN Grain Cradles, complete.
IA po Seyihrs do,
! DO Siesles do.
A large assortment OF ia Chains.
Fresh 81 LOU, Flour,
Boys Clothing.
WM. 5. lll<SoN 4 co.
Nav 10Th, 1850 81
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of Advance sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value TO
these Reprints. ina-mucn as they tan now be
placed IN the hand. Of subscriber. about a.
,oun az tho or,vtfal edition..
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=. 7. CLAYTON,
~.cMcrAl Agent,

Jefferson, Texas.
NFFERS his services to the public n. Col.
letting Agent. Any business entrusted
to hin, ull receive prompt attention ana
mo,w, collected will be pad to the owner I'M
m,daielp thereafter
Feb II. 81 ~
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Nc MlA 4 sanders,


- IL I ~ ~ = -.
MARSHALL irN,s.
Al fheir nen stand. on the corner opposite
&. q. Gregg T. Co.. Wea Of the square
WOULD respectfully invite the attention
Of their friends and customer IN Harm
q son and the adjoining counties to their
large and carefully selected stock OF fresh and
genuine.
Drugs, Medicines,
PANTS Oils.
Pat. Medirne., Garden Seeds,
Surg. Instruments, Nhup Furniture,
Paint Brushes, Nnrnisher-,
Brandi-s, Fancy Soap-,
Hair OILS, tologne-,
Chemicals, Ds. Siuf-
perfum-ry " indow Glass.
Fine Wines potnad.~, sc Sc.
Our entire stock is new having been select
ed in the best Northern markets, by one Of tEr
firm, whose experience IN buying and selling
drugs We think sufficient guarantee to oar Gus
TONERS. that We can sell them Il, 80 REASONABLE.
prices aud on as accommodating terms ~ any
other similar establishment, Our establish.
m.nt has the undivided a,iSption of both part.
ner- aud orders or prescriptions MI be iaith-
fully and panctuaily attended t" at all hours,
Nar.hall. jan. IS l>ji ly
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Ten Negrees Tor sale.

N7liL our friends let us -u''e,, OF VIII we
w be forced to resort TO an efle" course
for the collection Of our debts We are com
PEELED to collect and close up our business
Cotton is good price and gosa time I" ray
debts. We do not mean to be suggestive b"'
want our money soon.
TAYLOR l. WILSON.
Feb. 7, 81 h3s-"
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\cl\>ON. ~ arNNcN - Co.,
~no,,.-.,r. To bcharj Paifek a co..
al Pearl Street, New York

IMPORT YRS and wholesale dealers ia Tor
| eiru and domestic hardware Guns, pistols,
aud heavy goods
Joseph Tarait, Wolvrhampton, England ,
John Nelson New Jersey Jeremiah VI
Wariwrll. Waiter Tufts, jf, James G. PAT
rick New ors.
Juiy H. 1896, 10 "
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Issued Goth January, 1887.
J. u. HENDERSON, CIR.
Received in office Goth January, 1857, and
banded TO the editor of the Texas Republican
the same day for publication.
J. +. NOMACk, Sh'H.
Jan "a. 81 ~ II.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
County o. uAxRisoN.
NO. 2l7.

District Court Harrison C.@n'y. March r-rm 1887.
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wv II. KELSEY, Attorney 81 Law, MN-
w . shall, Harrison county, Texas. Office
North side OF thc pubic square, IL johnson :
brick building Msfehs 90
7 p. MOTT, Carwn',r, ard Joiner, Mar
81 shall, Texas.
January ,. 81 Nol'N
HLINhN iOR NitL al mas ',"'c'
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New O.Ns,N>.

JNlE undersigned having bought out the
cniirc interest Of Con. l. Greer. 90 the
firm of NiyioB. Greer. NCo have Just received
in addition ln their stock, large and ecli So
lected assortment of fancy d9 goods II ia.
latest style Also bowels, hlcsehrd and brow %
iumesiic., shccling, cot,onades, huen-, har 4
ware, saddiery, qgeenswarc, rnsset-, boots
,hoc-. hats, caps, honnci-, &c, 81
Also school books, and fine art Gle Of chew
n. tobacco, and some ~ every arit~lc usually
s.p 90 dt, good stores, go shi,l they iugil,
the attention Il their iricuds and customers
aud pubic generally.
\iilDN 4 SMITH.
Marshall. March -, i-b6. 10 II.
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ar Persons calling for any Of the above
letters. will please say they are advertised.
r. +. HYDE, r. NJ.
Feb. I4,ls57 n15-St.
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OPENING Of SPRING FAsHIOSs.-An early

OPENING Of SPRING FASHIOSs.-An early
" 20 ns i. very Ju..y r~G>'ad b---ng b. grs efoi
IN. y..T have o-~n ifolsy f,gors snt
. p. rhst se and rrnde, d,f-7-at
FA.HION TIE Guild or SEASON
i,s irnorrf.no. . the sef change Tae uid
no,pbe-. IL -pnne vhca nov rkp-iienci & pea
-lX change the outward costumes Of The
49,. I'D gh vie< this nece'y tn uAdr-sisnet. a.
dirors OF eetiu. The VANS Of his teae' aai the po
a, ,-re h. operei >prG assortment waich tt te,ay
,.nea AZ srr. sdhr . the j. est rANl innl De
A. r1rsd,t, has u.ve. been exceeded He would esp Ay
CO. MANrILL. DEPARTMENT
~ = tich rrss y sr 4u.eratet toe .,..- ,,,,N
VELVET with q IPJRE ACE.
VELVET VIII Croft, III : AtN'h-
VTTVFT GClPURE LACE an Fk NE
VELVET BsREGFS -
COLORED CLOTH BAREGES.
BLACK CLOTH BAREGES.
BLACK ,rd COLOREO SILK iANIlLLAs'
SIX aud LACE MASrILLA>,
HONrTOS IACs MANrlLLAS,
CULTURE LACE MANTlLLAs,
DEM CLOTH CIRCULARS.
a. r rrar vs.ie'.. fog her with 80 rev a. nyso
TRANELIN3 CLOAH ard BONNET PRE>thN "a.
comb ming s. they DO comfort Anc sAuce Aad pr
tx g. fhs eye costume II NOS. exquisite syriy az
IeAres fru rs former success il cieae T. tAt VANS 49,
FASHIONABLE PUBLIC.
be fr-ls s6eut bat Lis >prlE 'rr'irE W D.
ccp;sble BIZ SID ert. cve before olr1
STRANGERS AID VISITORS
wiz therefore well 70 tle ui'et Stas MAu-s And
Clsk roIlrl ". IS ard ~ Csus., Btau-e,a B.-eas
~ W BUCHANAN MACKENZIE
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-In the beautiful
~ go Ode village Of FAIRFIELD CONN. anew 6rt-clas
apeo6D~s I'D vtry ooavepent HOUSE ogey situated
$500 . gentle eevssn I've mlnu wNk from depot and
ssrAt 49, q isd two sorcs vel laid cut The place
eA0AAy aaei FOE the residence private family for
Anay sAeA ASesy - BUR- LYON liviaS ar fairfield
" q ". LION. No. 20 Bo>iwsy "a stofJ.
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/ SPLENDID COUNTRY-sEAT at ROCK

A LAND LAKE, opposite slN0-SING. for SALE TO
LIf-Thrty ACRES at GROUND, fruitful VINEYARD OF
q sres and abundance of every kud of ehoice fruit;
sa osessns hot and cold water heser every other
sus bcirg aAee elevated ground
one 81 the landscapes in the country Including 6e
Tie Hudson with Rooiland Lake IN the aid
Rasasco In the distance II sold by April
Il will be LET for HOTEL and would be splendid sum.
Thee boats every day fro the place And
kry sing Sing AID thence BY Hudson River Railroad
New Yot view Of the place may b. 81 ofce.
MI A ] BLRECKER 4 Co. No. Bfosd.st
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&3OOOu soNRs %sl.r ses WI W.. .

for SALE Once Of the wstsrown and h.di'o. h.sro.,
and S.ix an II, ln, between Milwaukee and Madison the
cspi,a OF Wi.oos.n IL 81 miles 10 leoftb eonneeansG
W,t,tovp with the NstertOrn Dyson u the La Crosse
And Railroad With which has contract tor v,J
fyorsbie running correction for ~ vars
q , ,hor,sr than By the Milwaukee and xssspp hsfosd
The road passes through good sGrIoutusi and hsst IN
,yoyed country Mseson and Ws<rto~n two OF ne n
b.nha thriving cities In the State. being 10 ptn Of p'pa
i.ian bu.lres. Ani wealth second only 70 aleauise
The City Madison loaned her credit this
The amount 10000 The City Of Wasrtows sas
% the Capital stock Of the Company sfo0 Ins
pent for these several aounts Madison Ciy ns
y.Jesr pes cent Coupon Bonds; Wsert9sn Iy t.esy
twsp,y Jsu per cep. Coupos Bonds ntse-, upon ~ psy
.mi-.otu.!l, In the Chyof New ,arh; re 1857 y
ss,.es With IL a. s.Doost pr cent Farm A0KroAos
COUPON BOND 1 srArsaissJ By the Company.
Fsr,I.r,nsrm.to, i REGARD the ros1 may be hAi y
- - 90 = C.s.so, H. l.. LAWRENCE Tr,sssrW
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MADISON AvEYUE.-For SALE, The two

MADISON Az I'M E.-TOf SAUL, th- TWO
We isiory HOUSES Nos s. and ~ MAii')n.
av corner sths each Lo = By Dn Houses modern and
complete three dee ali IN addition to wnich tue
has hack building high aud hng the e7te
depth of rs G ~idfh Tbs perry al
iaby adapted fr Young Lsdir. seminary aud has ben
oecups ucb since th- house. flushed II 10 so
% location Hotel Gsrl aud j. sufficiently 'di rs
r that purpose desirable for Diyse rc.ideo-a for fur
,der parfioulsTs iuqulre Of HOMER MORGAN,
frOg No 3 M-trpp fl'An Bank, P.ee-tr
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nlillinern, 81.

CPRING RIBBON and MILLINERY GOODS.
- M H. LICHTENSTEIN. corner OF Bosery aud Hester
row prepared Trade the cheapest ant hand
scrre Of all kinds Of rich aud low pre- Ribbons
Bonnet FRENCH Flowers Pattern B1nnets Crape. Iuie
tor. ana general variety Millinery Goods aso exc
.ye assortment D'cs Thinning Rbb and FrinEes
prices 2j Per less than A. ohe Hioesae
houses in this cy and would solicit the favor % call from hs
old customers aud the Trade generally.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS OF RICH FLOW
i ERs-JAMEs TUCKER is we'll prepared with legn-
mate PAR. Fabrics No jo Broadway nearly opposite tho
Caution House.
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For sALE-Tse following dr,t-cl..s PROP

s-cond Brown -.'oDe trout p feet -,I-
Isrfr--t-- To, - ror -'fe 4 10 2f-.v
via. '''-'e -'>' - w. stone '''1' = '7''
Eleventh st Hou.e between % and 1dr. EngI.h b,.s-
s.vea,esr,tr,-2 Hou.e. no-h -ie. nearly opp,.s-
Stry ye,tnt squsre hr0Vr stone frlnt
Broou .t-Houe between Woos-r ,ni LAsrs,. En,ii.h
Nre.eeaA H ,1,- q I9,hs;.. a-a ai.v Eat.A bu-
500. CAV East SIDE bireen l::s s7i 1874 .. brown.
EorJ ild wen Bro.5~.y I'D shan no ---,rs
T-.rd..;.-N,.r Ba<-r, - ZEE VII
Thry .lt5 - Hp1.-. Isr.h al, b~,~-en 81 All
.'t,.ep,s-., -S..r 2d..y.. - ~
1hry.fe.rh'' ~ houses nor -iie Of si;hs,. bp-n
gr-:r M THog;e IN ;erL .i.- srora .'en. ron,
ArIiy a. NJ iso l~h.t ear 81 a.
Tor SALE or 10 LET-A ne \ 2-.tory and attic
Il HOusE, . good Stable aud Carriage hou.- VIII
two'r - IF s-rss ir1und. win good ri-a.
fact IL pSri~s, -risr aia ne. Of -. c.y "a le se
r--et ers Of b. MeGrA~ 20 Dams esl. s-i ,h-
fuy bat; For flrrbsr information apply . PHILIP DATER
No i6' Front~t or Al he re-ideuo- 10 M1rri.an.A
TOR sALE-The Valuable Maautac rurIng Prop
~ f1mar6 %6Rk S@ ont H. T ~. ~ Y Enc s Ra,
s miles from the Hudson RIVER aud about hour. rie from
rIS ~ ',s 81 1 :, md T.a.n5
Dwellings, for Five siI Hundred Ilh,5..An. .uei for any
snc If uauucrurrE purposes srd ofe1rE from ~. he'hy
CONVENIENT locaion great ntreemeut any Manu-
iscoJ The whole y any part wi BE- sold ga -es b.Fsau
HENRf l. PERSON No q Broadway.
TOR SALE.-Tbe handsome 3story and base
u u.eIt bigh stop P4ils4-ip-.. Bilk HOUSE NJ IS
Ves; Twenty -i,l'5-st. Uose ? - Lot 2GloO' oant N
sGbsts tia uahner With q tie modern Improvements
Gssj Al BLEECKER 1 Co, No Bro,dst
EOR SALE or lXChANGE in BROOKLlS--
f-s large directory Brick HOUSE on .Sss'. con
Wt.' south Feruef would eNohaofe
fr Hour and three L'- Of Ground 81 t1- AZ
tuu,s u Brooklyn. Apply 70 MILES BETS, NJ. o. Wall
A.. n. \.
HOUSE and two LOTS for SALE-Nos li3
aud ~ Dlffed.s'.. near WlouElby Bfo,ky hree
story bick HOi 81. ba' he be- viii modern in
er the PHI ado Dals yl-. vito tFsIrE kilch-u
7. The been " ptigtet
md put complete or1-r Tn saieu .",sed
with lie cnoc-- grated Fruit Trees An! Grspeynes Inquire
premises Il n r. KEICHUN No $40 Broadway
corner at Pssrl-.t. Brasdssy.
Il ANZAS LANDSLIDE Tdstect Of toe KAN
IN ZAs LAND THU ST costume receive deposit, in tfls-
spply then he purchase and sale OF L2nfs ~ hAnz
s.sres genera fund 800 Special investments to Town
o1ls PAmiu. Lands IL II Kauai made ordered
For subscription for SPECIAL il 'rstn-n Of f tns l.eon
Of and further ut-rrsion appy !" th- fr~A
sra- pe4son.ly OF ~ letter a. No Ststs-sf Bost
JOSEPH LYMAN Trsrarer.
5 a@ o { t2Tf fhieRsaEAr. {7no.e.
ROBfRT sTOkFB
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DEPARTMENT oy finance. CoNrSoLLERs QgTcs,}
CRY o. NV io8E. March, 1917
IL n 1 - n a.

DEPARTMENT oy FN,yes. cSyIso,.gs,, 9gr,es
CENTRAL PARK FUND STO X.
~ $40 coo AT SIX PER CENT. REOEEMABLE In
THIRTY YEARS SEALED PROPOSALS Will be reoeye'i
A. he Controllers once unt II hspA Msivn 81 2 80
whole any OF the amount OF eht hundred ho9'sd
autl oilej by act Of he Le1snIe Of this sa entitled
40 Act alter the Of the CITY II Sea YorE by aging
.am, passed Juv 1855 and ,neuded Feb aafY - Sol sni
by Of the Common Council IT said 'ty approved
by the Mayor February - 1855.
dollars each share bearing Interest a. h rate OF .S
per per payable quarter yearly aud the Pn'pa
frdeeuab,e OF the lsf day Of July, 1881
The proposals will the number Ut shares desired and the
price per share 'h person wn9s PrSp5.s se s.erPtsa @
awarded and covered by the BID and presenting he csp'
Chsmbeilan 30 the Conrolf will be eatlsd 10 re-
certificate orthe value u the number OF snAfes car
ryre interest from 'be dae OF the deposi'.
Psb tly offer terms more favorable o. he interest OF the
city than those who make cs'h bids can receive cehses oi
for the amount Of their awards immediately alter the BIDS
decided on, caryns iom he dA' u h
ofhe awards In the tan" person OF popety h"
scssed the clan ie award will be required pay
the amount Il ASSESSING NJ WIKI Interest thereon nom Tue io
the continuation Of the report u the Commissioners before
the delivery Of the certificate.
The Ac OF 1888 for laying ont The Park provides r ey5iss
annually the payment OF interest the stock To DO
issued and the Act Of 1872 made applicable 70 this loan pro
ydss not oily Tor pedgng the iat1 OF the day Aldermen
sud Commondty for the hna redemption Of be stock Issued
bat that an the Of the COTpomon are
hereby pledged and ppped Tor he payme1 81 the interest
Which sla become the said stock aud shall continue
pledged until he fn redemption thereof and that IN e,s
The said revenues sufficient satisfy and pay the shos
the interest. then snd In that case the th Of tho State
shall be- and the hereby pledged 70 pass such ct~
shall from time to time. be- authorizing the Mayor,
&C. by such shall be- requisite 10 supply
every deficiency IN addition this the 7th section Of
the taking land tor the Park declares that al
the land h taken shall be ryocsby pledged for the pay
81 the debt created therefor.
Each proposition should be sealed and ndorsed op,'J
for Six per Cent Central Park Fund" And he proPosi.on
then BE- put IN second envel. sealed and directed n
c. FLACG Controller No. Hall OF Records, New-YOrs"
A. e. FLAGD, & bntrOlieg.
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GREAT ard UNUSI Al INDUCEMENTS
VI TWENTY FIVE PER CENT DlsCOU Mt
b. Cravings vii be- made ut iuitat notice on g.
PURCHASES Of
LOOKING GLASSES Pltii RI FkAMFS,
FNGKAVGNGS, ARTISTS MATERIALS Sc :;
which be- sold eudcsy Of che deduct "a o. me , y
Est MAKKET PRiCES .ud thc pryi OF selec lug i4t
deduction from al INN euse Stock aud variety VI
ZINE ENGRNYGNGs,
GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER
WILLIAMS SrEN ESS " LLIANS c.,
M. 80 BROApA y Y.
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oae.in nnoi. c7niI. Raiilo,d Depot On No 10.
EOR SAIF-A FARM containing nbout

NOR SAIF-h FARM containing about 10
acres ali .ut 30 under cultivation I'D Vii fnca1-
The imp ,ts are: good frame House recently fePhnrd
kitchen aud wood house a'uiuc srge ubsi4nnh bafn,
Ray bou.e granay hog house Nc Near t' house Is sprng
Of ,uperior wa'er and si stream RUS through 'ae
pac. srge and excellent inert Of fr tres also
frr berry marsh about half Local IN plea ant; de
isi i've miles from Sbohoa Depot q sirom New h on
tie New York ano Erie Railroad V be sold cheap For lar
ftr information inquire the subscribed the premises
WILL. I-nr-h.r. md = lINan O.. y y.
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6ouses ann farms Wanteo.

WANTED-By a Skeptcal Family, HOUSE
w sAd 10 BE- hauH cd which may be had a. low rent,
either IN ny provided within reasonable dis
taco Of tails city. Address Box No. SO Po'tOice-
WANTED-TO HIRE or LEASE for term of
w year, sHOUsk with some all OF the modern im'
NOV -nlen's good nesnborhood west side
rred Rent exceed 5000. Address {. H. T. TnbGne
Odce. siyl4s tut particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

AIDES HOOPS.-lhe public are cautioned
as,jns worthless and miserable tmitarons 10 VARIOUS
.,pe. ~ The or'giHsl PATENT Gt FTA PERCH
COIN" hrst inside and introduced by Cal! 81 store
I'D xsipe tho genuine will be- satisfied ot 10 merits
SAM FL G BISHOP, Sole Manufacture aud Paenee toE
the l. lifted States. No. 1871 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.--A fine COUN-
~ TRY REsIDKsCE and az .e'e' on LAND !. ,y o n
c. for sale a. 0ae sc ~ A'sp. sPenis Place
IN Ssprt O., With forfy ,crs. or lad
InquI. If ( p TOWN sknD. N 81 Nn.as a. up STAR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

CTEADY powerful the Depot Building, cor
~ net Of Elm sud Franklin s square from Broad
COton Waer Gas Wster Closets and every convenience
Inquire Of T. Bennett the premises Heated BY steam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

ITO LET To small family, the FIRST
Il FLOOR BEDROOM and BASEMENT Of House ~.
no Wooster ct IT. 500 To be from 10 to Y N,
and 2 70 p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

CTORE to LET-NO. 96 WaTren-st, suitable
~ for tIy k,Id q business Also SUITES q ROOMS foi
Inquire the Irving Savings Institution, from 10 70
O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

CTORE to LET-In the Bible House Astor-
Sfaoe frouns AstorplAoei desirable ooa'"h' Apply
H. ~ T,sssvrer', Oaice Alb entrance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

no g. Crosbyst 2jD feet east Of Bro dway Spring
Iot u feet by The building 80 feet by lo0 5sories
hugh cellar and with strong light on All sides;
tn Get are from II hsh wei finished for
hind manufacturing purposes such - Printers Cabinet or
Piano Porte II Byg else Inquire the premises
~ .jdrass by note J CORLIES No. "a East 33ds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
FARMING LANDS,

DARN LANDS for SALE.-Ihe lLLiNOto
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 nov prepared
% sell about TWO MILLIONS Of ACRES q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
CTATFN ISLAND.-To LET-POssessOn given

~ ;oS;.,eJv OF A. soon a. repair. completed the
i.rs. oopyenie1t two-rory and basem"nt mANSlOS
EOIrSE With garden and tbuudinRs attached suaed
on he North shore Road Island. about miles West
Of Pe5t Richmond lately occupied by Dan Newton also
re farm la.ey occupied BY said Newton, consisting Of ab)1
acre. about half under cultivation the resi BENZ wood
LAND and salt meadow. Inquire Of GABbET @ POST, on
The A. Joining pternes and OF FRED eros iEN esq Port
Richmond OF GEORGE BOWMAN No. Is William S., New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10
ITO LEI AT Fort Washington, nine miles from

TIV LkT-A pleasantly situated furnished COL
TAGE A. Salisbury Mills, Orange County, five minutes
W from the Railway Station snd miles from Ncwburgh
Pr particulars inquire Of RICHARD CALDWELL, near the
premises or JOSEPH TINKHAM No rs Walisf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

OFFICE to LET-In the Bible llou.e A Hts..
~ Ola very desirable APPJ I" iae i''A'-ie' 0'1''
Oh