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United states Patent once,

ON the petition of Hubbard Harris, administra-
Of Alpha Richardson Of North Enfield New mp
shire praynr patent granted to the enid Al
MIA Richardson April 1874 for Improvement IN
splitting leather for sefcn years from the expiration
said patent place the 17t day OF Alt 1S58
II is ordered that the petition heard at the Patent Office
Monday 5th Of April at IL O'Clock, m and all per,
and show cause they nave why
said petition ought not TO he granted 5y.t.
Persons opposing required 70 hc in the Patent
ONCE their objections specially forth writing at least twenty
days before hearing all testimony filed by either party
be used at the bearing transmitted ia accord
ance with the ONCE, which win be furnished appica
.s Z L..-4.. stas.
Tho win be closed the 2b OF March next
depnzions papers relied testimony, must
before the morning Of that day the
mens II any, within ten days thereafter
ordered also that this notice be published In the Union lntel
gencer and Evening STAR Washington nsyvann, Philadelphia
Iy News Boston, and Inquirer Cincinnati
week fr three successive previous the 9th Of April
next, the day OF hearing 4.f,. y. -..-,....r
....... + tR- Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdors papers viii please copy and send their
bills oficr with paper containing this notice. "a
Nov 6--lnw3w FN .3 s1aas'as
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
81 - IE NSHE8 H@M
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4.
First appearance this season Of Fa# LtI
MILE TERESA PAR0DI.
Grand concert by

HENRY vIEUxTEMPs MILE TERESA PAROD.
AIissM MINER the English prima donna
+l & 4. Mr. ,PERRING, the English tenor. ha
~ great artists having been engaged London by the directors
Academy Music New York expressly for the produc
o English operas and grand oraoros
Conductor .s1GNOR PERUGIN
Mile sing arias Lncrea Borgia, Trovatoro Som
nambua e''0'a s."n
Miss NIINER sing fwih Verure Cad, Aria Purani and
Linda with Mr. PERRNG. f f@aH*
HENRY yIEXTEMFS play Introduction and Rondo Norma
string Carnival Of Venice. az GEEEE
PENG win adelaide from Beethoven, English
bnlad, and Duet with Miss MIIlNER
Admission to all parts Of the hall IL
charge for reserved seats M
beginning Tuesday the music stores
Messrs Rich, Davis, and Metzcrrott
Doors open 7. Concert commences at 8.
Dec H. as...
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Yhas m 1855, the value Of British imports received
,a Corfu. by Ionan vessels, was $207 ,l35, and by
Greek vessels 500 ,040 !; and in 1856 the British
goods forwarded from Corfu by the above flags
amounted 20 s375, 900 This trade is chiefly direct
al 10 the port of Patras and is annually increasing
boh in tonnage and value. The total number Of
vessels that entered this port in 1856 was Ti8, Of
which l3l were under the British flag The total
value ofimports was sl479 1886, of which s577, 1875
.s IN British bottoms The total value of exports
was "a, ,3O4, 900, of which sa,5ls ,965 borne
der the British flag, q, 8 fssl 1t tlg y ~ .s5r
II was announced by the King, in the speech de-
lvered by his Majesty at the opening Of the Cham
bers early in January of this year, that tariff
Of duties would be submitted to Parliament more in
accordance with tho present liberal system adopted
by most other governments, In pursuance Of this
announcement various notifications. and alterations
have been made in the tariff Of Greece, which will
prove highly beneficial to the interests Of the king
dom generally, as well as to its foreign commerce.
The port charges are, in the ports Of Pireus Lyra,
Nsupla, Marathonensis, Pylos, Calamatu, Nayarino,
and Patras On vessels Of 20 TONS II cent per tom
above 20 tons, cents per ton. In other ports, on
vessels of 20 tons, cent per ton above 20 tons II
cent per ton. Clearance permit on vessels of 20
tons, s, cents 81 to so tons, ! drachma - 16s
cents; over so TONS 2drachmas = 33s cents.
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TELEaRAPHIc CoNvENEScE.--The Morse line has open
ed telegraph Office in the Capitol where they will send
messages direct all of the northern Cities and thus OBJ
vate the loss of time in sending messages down to Sixth
street. aetH rfa sssl a4ts4assl 8-s HE 6t#sn
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SUNDAY SCHOOL FrsnvAL-The ladies Of st. Matthews
Sunday school will hold festival and tea-party at
Coombss Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday, Tues
day. and Wednesday evenings nextthc proceeds to be
devoted to the liquidation of the debt incurred in the
largement of the school-room. a6eanf aHt sg,15a#
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Non-ExpIosive ETHEREAL on,

TyIIE frequent and heartrending results from the
IL d cthe 81 and other liquids r Ilominaiss purposes
the invention ubsnce which Affords AL the advana
preparations, without danger from explosion and
for longer period which facts VIII all
by the subscriber who s the agent for Us sale
Columbia lie viii sell tho explosive ETHEREAL oil
any qany the charged for M ffai and daneeron' and
soeires fatal ,hc only depot sale this city
rtb ag Corner o Eleventh. and street north iH
Oct 1s-4codsm tliri &A q bt FT sTUTz Grocer.
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492 seventh street.

IOIeCI0FB OTHCcs
4.,t M f{fsH ~ City Hail. November 5, 1851,
NTOTICEi ID hereby given to all persons who have
for Che present year and 70 all who are in
arrears
his date or as soon thereafter prepared
property which the remain unpaid win be sdver
tsed and sold 70 taxes the law eujoins. tttN
Those wish the heavy attendant
the and sale requested 70 IN
JAMES y. HALLIDAY
Nov 7-eodtJan5 ri 9 ~ Collector.
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DIyERNoIs, HOTEL,

Paansyooaa Areue baaceen Se,enteeh and Eighteenth streets,
e&6a arE sagsi WASHINGTON d. c. te@
This establishment newly furnished and arranged on the most mod
ern and improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies gentlemen.
A. The bar Ia supplied choicest Of and liquors
and other deicaces In season
Hot cold lunch from II o'clock, a. M, until IL, m.
oy.22-n- asg.g.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT--A suite of
tho immediate vicinity Of the principal hotels Break
Inquire 408 between
the Office 3s6 under Browns Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue. s.ai s9'HH 7Hs fH .' Dec 4-1w
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NJ SNYDER n SON, +,
Bankers.

NJ SNYDER SON,
Bankers. 3ia az4f
Bank No. 3ss Peusylrana acenue, National HS Bmding
ssila w.surGroS cIrY d. c. aaz
WTE receive money on deposite, and pay checks
wv without charge OF Co
unba and Alexandria, Virginia and remit proceeds at current ra
Of exchange. sg E eF 4aG 5.44 sds.tss4 Hff}
money depote, and pay
Specie charge exchange
Buy and sell bills Of exchange, coin, uurren and land
etss IA. fasFI1F at ~ 4srsH
Bonds and stocks we buy and sell on commission only.
Dec 4s-8 ~ sss ?
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Miss Christie johnson,

Oct Is-d2m .beiiggi ~ President
Miss Christie johnson, - n
ElocurioS,
rs desirous of forming classes in elocuton in the
IL schools Washington, and viii give instacn % prsnte pa
pis that city and gtff lsiriii sh
johnson give youths and professional gentle
and also foreigners who wish acquire pure English nc
tEfu EI Isttia is1a ssi na9ffE e1 H.lt4h
Residence (ornery Miss nsshs) Female sem
mary, corner Washington and Gay streets, eeoreetown
I. l.el Ktfxuscxs 'Ssf -f rsrFr
Mrs Anna Cora Ritclie, Richmond, Va. haF
Rev. Stephen n fIil, Washington, y. O. ftsal
Grafton Tyler, N. d., Georgetown, d. O. ftfuh
further apply blanchard Mohu at their book
store Of Penn-yyana and Eleventh street
Nov off "A " ~, ~ IA II et,'-a s,s4 rs-. r
A CARD.-For rent or lease, a large and coIumo-
garden. The house elegantly rpished and In the
desirable location The house viii be leased with
funiure of good onan reasonable
This property WIN not be rented for boarding house ~
For far'her particulars Apply 20 ialo 81 VIZ Wall.
..sss 81 Firm Of WALL @ephens, 4 Co.,
S22 Penn avenue between 9th and 10Th streets
Nov n-imifsiaga aasf hae fsaS I6 -agNH3 mqa Hi-E
IL EEP WARM AND HAVE SPORT II have
N just In Boston another sup
ply VIM haws patent heating STOVES for heating parorS
Also the finest assortment q English and German aoe
gentlemen, and J1,f
Together with nissas boys sIEJGFIs ~, n sstBsg
All quality very handsome, and aest styles, and for
stoves ga,ss par companions, cooking ranges furnaces &c
" Zee a"det C. WOODWARD
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D0OTS,a SHOES, &c.-The undersigned respect
fully his friends and The public generally and Strangers
Visiting e hand Of the beat ssortmcnts
his be found in the city comprising variety Of
aroes the 70 which he invites your attention
,,..t y fa-s...tt - a.f ~ n HARMON BURNS,
ios Pennsy lyana avsBpe between "a and 6th rvocs
eate afsw doors east Of National Hotel, waingfou.
Nov zz-3taw2wr VI a vfnl slsff +s,t
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CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR MATTRESSES, &c
rJNHE subscriber has now in store large and hand
of cabinet furniture which be pledges himself
10 seii 10 suit the times wiz G .a '. +'~t
Handsome cottage sots from $50 70 900
black walnut other bedseads richly carved
Black and mahogany marbeto washrtands
Rosewood and walnut sror suites 10 broc,elc and haroh
Mahogany, black walnut and oak centre tables ~
do do fdebcards marhtfop
779iHt 10 etagercs whatnots q ft.f
Sofas atetes, and lounges, IN endless variety R
and walnut dining and ofhcn chairs hrsai gfa91
Mahogany cane ether chairs from 90 10 s2S per dozen
endless Of bcdscsds bureaus washands ward
robes tables stools stools hat racks gtframe mirrors
toilet gaeesH, t.l1 lNs t9 1 9gl sT ItFsI
Daily expected, large cdsieads and single
ALSO wgshsinds wI cordially invite my friends and the
1gE 3 vaffW fl4sr &, W. BOTflIR
Nov 22--2av3wh NFF as Iron Hall and $40 Dsfreet
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
AT THE BEST RATES FOREIGN EXCHANGE SOLD ON
Y The PRINCIPAL POINTS In EUROPE SUMS TO SUIT
EOLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
M opened depotors payable funds
gold charging tho Checks be marked
cordingly a .-
Bonds stocks sold commission. t -
Uncurrent money bought and sold. '
Land purchased at the highest rates
swEENY, R1TTENIIoUsE, FAINT, CO.,
Dec 4-3m @ ~ - Bankers.
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS

DROFESSOR J. G. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully thanks TO his friends and patrons for encourage
nlcnta and aoicits q continuance Of the
McCaeys Gallery, 44s Pennsylvania avenue
doors Of ~ street. aa.6aHt aeag3 Faa-aE. ta
Dec 4-u ..h... e
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T,ASnLIES SEEKING "0UTFITS OF BLACK
stock arstclsss fabrics for persons black
so large and comprehensive as now
Added to day. az - sslt .ft .t..tF.s wv
and super bnck French merincs moussclnc and
bombasins
Also numbers OF the samc fabrics e4s
cloth cioaks, select styles
P1zin and ribbed cloths by the yard prices
Mourning shawls, fun line in an sizes and grades.
black goods renders desirable that
ehasers should inspect prior making their selections
price only marked plain hgurs consequently no one over
o under charged
and correspondents send supplies
daily.
opening bills closing old settled
promptly, adding anything them but interest until
paid lHl- ft4i0 4tfE z PERRY HRDrHtR,
u N 1al.s1fW aa storcs,p wsstb buildinR,
Nov A-IOtidf opposite Centre Market
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~ GEORGE w. BREGA, "
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLOR-AT-LAw,
No. l6 Wall street, Nao York

r OST LAND WARRANTS .-160-acre land war
rants Hannah Wax No 81 s53 dated February IL
1857 Margaret Cumming No 81 1884, dated August lst
1856 lost misad stolen All persons are hereby no
have filed cayea In the Land Once
prevent tho patent and made application for dur
cate COMICS s n M NJ, SNYDER
Firm OF ~ Snyder Son, Bankers,
Nov 2o-eod6w 3 M 36S Penn. avenue, Washington, d. c.
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DLACK riband velyets and wide silk velvetss for
mane all Widths for trimming at much less than The
usual price all widths for manles, cloaks, &c $50
NJ Lyons pure, all silk at very low prices .H
pieces plain black astor Coh thick, for ladies' cloaks
pieces black ribbed beaver coh for circular caks and
300 shaws In styles, at low prices.
One price only marked In plain figures and no deviation
arces low prices and fair dealing may be relied on IN oil
.13s. os@ as-a.5s8 tt PERRY BROTHER,
aCenral Stores " building
Dec 2--l0tdif ,5.y sflf t opposite Centre Market.
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YESTERDAY pleasant and spring like tempting forth
almost all the -comers upon the broad sidewalk of
Pennsyvania avenue Old friends intcrchanged cordial
greetings acquaintance made and on every hand
were heard congratulations the prospect agreeable
harmonious session AT the Capitol important measures
of finance and national policy claim the attention Of sem
aors and representatives. and in the social circles there
are rumors of dinners and balls and concerts at which
even the sternest legislators but enjoy themselves
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ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
Os his residence in Franklin Row corner q and
Thirteenth streets devote his attention principal
ly to cases the United States Supreme Court.
Oct 28--dn ,, 49,, s.ssf ~, VA. ~. i. a,ssr
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THEATnIcAIs. Mr.. William Stuart Of Wallach's
Theatre New York. contemplates leasing Carusis sa-
loon and converting it into theatre capable of seating
about twelve hundred persons agt ias2@ tE
Another New York gentleman well known in literary
and theatrical circles is also in this city with the view of
establishing theatre We trust that shall not long
be without well managed dramatic establishment
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TIE ToIEr Gentlemen and ladies who may wish
supply of toilet articles pcrfumeiss fancy goods and
other choice luxuries, will find them in abundance, and
of the approved varieties at the two stores OF Mrs
Lake and daughters. One of these is the wellknown
establishment No 5O4 Pennsylvania avenue, which is
perfect museum of fancy and toilet articles the other
store recently opened is at the junction of Pennsylvania
avenue and ID street. e N ,as.,--,,..
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A ToucuNa sIonr.--We yesterday afternoon, on
the avenue about forty little children, of both
neatly and uniformly clad They we're, we learned from
the Orphan Asylum, and their appearance, while it re-
fected great credit upon those having them in charge
could but excite wish to contribute to their support
We never remember to have the children of any
charitable institution looking healthy happy and
so well cared for. .
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Dec 3-d
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Rouses and farms Uante6.

A Young Widow Lady would like TO obtain a
~ HOUSE in N-wYork or Brooklyn. where the Rent
would be paid In Board and she would hsvo the privilege OF
taxing other Bosrdera Good references given Address
Ma 8. s., Brooklyn Post-Ofi,e
"ANTED-A frst-class DWELLING HOUSE
w city Brooklyn for which Billiard Saloon the
in the city clearing all $1,000
years. vi he given, and the remainder in cash Adde'S
stating where interview be had DWELLING HOUSE,
Tribune Office
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ENCAUSTIC TLES-For Veetsslea ~
0nnNEf 1tOfs. DSx1 -SfHEa e %. slsHv
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LOB SALE-The west HOUSE of the row of the
toop brick houses the south side OF
45th between 5ih and 6bav situation very desrahie
Terms cheap and easy. A. LESTER, No lcS Chsnberss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

EOR SALE One first-class four-stOry brown
stone front HOUSE so feet deep, with all ths modern i'm
nent stuseo between Broadway and 6:h Nc. y
West 27thrt Inquire on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

IL w Bowron, Of Newcastle Westminster Co., sused Oh
the Tsrry aud Sing Sing 70 Bedford equ-
between Chspsqus and Newcastle stations on the New
York Harlem Railroad 1t g. OF excellent
land well BY either side having hue,
Young III fifty orchard OF Summer and Winter apples to.
aether variety OF other I'D several acres OF
woodland of There s good yelling house also
stables wood carriage bouse al in good repair II
beautifully situated and Of the bes and desirable
farms in Westcbester County The pce 2ml Of which
remain bond and For further nfms'
ton apply 20 J w. BOWRON No $50 Hudsont., or j. c.
BOWRON, Nos 5 and Dey-st.. New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

IN mn POUNDS Of SHODDY and
COsVWO nUk0O hr ale 4 ssors No. so4 East ises-
ke.fott nd hh fsctery ct NswturE 0aAss CeassSt
fH6H0 HOLT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

nor SALE-LOTS Nos 20 and % West 10th
Il st., being "a feet west Of Broadway: Inquire Of
Mr. MUM No. p West ath-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytowu, N. Y.-The
Sth s-.scu Of the Institute VII commence WEDAHa
DAY Nav CirraiArs OF Schsu may be eSe.knez o. D.
A WOO6VORrH. Ma lis NsssssSs- o b .ddrosciaa -
rrhepN, D. k0wk, u
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TO LET-The largo HOUSE and GARDENER
II HOUSE and BARk and about three scre. OF LAM,
,s~ " np ARNTAL TREES The house In oonpsts

.s,S ii d. modern improvements. and havins ans
- ar - CITY sbout 10 minutes vsk from the stage OF
~s:I Ssues' ride 70 10th ct Ferry Inquire Of W IN
THiffyY. No. 6S Piass,., New York OF j. d. WhirNLi'
AsspNA T. L.
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TABLE LANDS
IL Cumberland County. Tennessee.
With FOUR HOUSES OUTHOU5E5 End ORCHARDS on
il. A GREAT BARGAIN
Apolvto w DAY,
Corner Of Courtst aud Mon place. Brooklyn ~ T.
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Real estate for Sole.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at Orange,
~ N J., hours ride from Nev Yorh-Tbs House. two
story with wing and with piaszss front aud now
process budng and will be veted about the 10th ~ the
18th Of Nay Iii. built by the days work, snd viii Be thor
ouskly finished The location 10 fine, commanding view Of
Orsnse Mountain ard Valley and convenient being within
three mnu.s wsh Of the principal d-po The Lot 10 IS fast
wide by rs deep Por and further information apply
to FAIRBANKS Co, No 1879 Broadway New York, where
map Of village and Plan OF the House may be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

CNOR SALE-Tbe new 4-stOry. brown-stone
fron, HOUSE No ~ Wet s7ths' bt~een sth and 9Th
ava Thu 6rstclass House In resPcct. ake s<x5s
la half the block For ke inquire on the prsnsse of
Of the owner, No. 49 West S.d It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

A SUITE OF OFFICES to LEr-In the Bible
"A hous Astorpace With every convenience and desr
able loosoD Apply ct the Tessrsrs Office. 4th'av en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

HOUSE and LOT frr SALEM Brooklyn,
late Wismsbirsh, the twostory high bsssmen, HOUSE,
With oIy subcea No 90 South dst eth built in the
best manner BY work and In perfect order For terms
be pIemisea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

THO LET-Two new three-stOry high basement
HOUSES Nos s6 and So West 2sthst with modern Inn
rroye menta Possession before the lst OF MHy
Tw ,sory brick DWELLING No. Il Hubertst corner OF
Green web, block fom st. John' stqusre
UPPKk PART Of two-story DWELLING No. 81 Watet'st,
nea Broadway. ,,
Five.tory STORES Nos 2O5 and a1 tnew Csnalst Fine
Situations for business
SIORF and BACK ROOM No. i6O Hsmmond.st,
STORE No & Divisinp-st. the Bowe<y.
THIRD FLOOR Of BUILDING corner of Bowery snd Di''
s;op at rs ert front on Bowery lighted BY 6 wndows
ROOMS and OFFICES second door Of Bulldog No.
Bswery. corner Of Divisional. o,.
Ls,se wellighted ROOMS and steady power In Buildings
Eos 2ii 2lS 2i5 Centr~.st. Nos Isl. lSs. l4 Eai St
AIso HOUSES, STORES, &c in al parts Of tho city.
Apply to AAhDhAN osbOkNr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

front HOUsE four story English basement 2S feet by 50
with Lot Is BY feet built IN the most complete manner by
gentleman for bis resderce aud aiming oil tho modern
Improvement The house 10 known No Park ChurcnU
near the Of the city feet from the principal pk and
immediate vicinity Of several cburche To any .uy
seeking superior residence convenient ~ Newfofk 9th all
m tAses home this 10 highly amended yoI price
and further information spplyt HOMER MORGAN
t5tfD No. Sh.tIop Di'an Bank Buildins, Piusst
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Tor SALE The handsomely situated 4-story
b1owp.stone front HOUSE, No IS Nest 2ith-s, bs
north side and sd acent Madison Park House 2I'' lot
Has all the modern convenience and un
e1ceptionsble Price S4 50 Apply No IS West 2fthst
or Ut No. 10 Pine-st, second floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE in
~ West 18th ST. 1thav., LET, to small private fan.
Hy who will board the present occupants sdes In part
No other boadersto be taken Address Box
No. .a4, PostOfice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

GREAT and UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTR-
u TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT
IN fns sass Euusyaxs Win be until furthos notos % q
CASH PuRcaAsEs Of
LOOKING GLASSES PICTURE HRAnEa
ENGRAvINGs, ARrIsry MATERIALS. n. ee.
WHICH WILL sE SOLD IspgPsHpEsrLY OF THE peD0crfss
q he LOWEST NARKIT PRICES. nd the privilege q -
seps ssd deAuctioa from immense Stock md sst vt7
AZ vfsE ESoRAvfucs,
GIVEN 10 EACH PURCHASKk
WTILIAHS STEVENS WILLIAMS Co.
No. 353 BaoAD~Av, hL
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Tor SALE-In 2;Hst., II four-story brown some
Il HOUSE. 25ISC old bull, entirely By days work.
House Of the size in NewYork with
the Furniture. Apply at No - Causist for terms
which are easy, 3, cards OF oil nsson.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE Consist.
~ ing Of . etmuodious Double House. large orchard Of
choke fruit fine Lawn IS Of the best srsbe aud
Land, with suitable Oubudngs the whole commanding
tsnsvs view Of the beautiful country surrounding Lke Mohs
gan miles nom Peetskil Railroad Depot the Hudson
Rves Applyto THOMAS JONES, No 2<7 Broadway
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Hcuse-fnrnisbing Artitle'

ENREE LECTURES on HOUSEKEEPING
p,ot HITNT will sve Lecture illustrated By sHpen-
m.pt, with cooklDs utensils In common on WEDNEs-
DAY AFTERNOON 1eocs :. tse hSo;sssegs's s,ass
way near sprnsa Housekeeper will ds,i'e much a'efI In
form afion-
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Groceries.

ODII BARRELS CITY MISS PORK.
SNbVt 20 barrels CLEAR PORK
SMOKED HAMS our oSo cure.
SMOKED SHOULDERS, our
SMOKED SHOULDERS, Western cure
sA0kID BEEF.
Fesh smoked daily and offered to the trade lowest
VAN BRUNT WATROU5
Nos 30 and a2 Chsmb-rrst,
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

Spuytenduyvel hours ride from Chsmbersst II
nsnds fine of the Hudson River. and 10 in oil respects
deby located The house contains sight rooms ,ne cosets
and papre furnace pipes bathroom with hot and
cold water marble usnes cistern, &c. Also
the premises Stable with four stalls bedroom csrsseoom
tooooin basement &c. The grounds we'll laid with
Young fruit and ornamental trees hrubbery eurrsnts straw
berries &c The buildings constructed In the most sub
sans and were put up under the supervision OF the
present Price with half sn acre OF land $500 For
particulars inquire OF J. DURkEE No. Stones, or Of
cox, RICHARDSON BOYNTON, No S74 Broadway.