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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

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can BE- obtained AZ aesrsEAG " BLUM,
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heevy eai,t rop wNw ossw during th- Of October
'h,psd 'e''fsi ~ shcS sSovs 5aissix,' - =
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ooem CARVED ava asd lore X aes III. sn..i 2hc
~ saAa,r sme % sncOor. ~ assstAncs. par.
Ia EnuN Npa sinhS,
80, 49, g0' pps rbs ~ rh'hs s"a p'esssded or ne
80 suh mite \ the snohr,rs 49, ~ ,n,, ~ a. M '
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rth 90 = wo9a vas saoesea a9~n Able crossing from
esssr or. % es.s las' m sao-svty rssssd and
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Of her cargo
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49, pIooab, came 81 After oscbargos without nao6
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sfe S - s 8 mn shT " 0"ds 'Ssd out Is thought
500 eAzEs e ,ors zen, ashore = ssnrscoa ioh and
ssr.npR FnIsr.s srsAaUs, ssittv~. Al Ro.-ou, fro~s
Ptuae gnla aeS Polio sp damaged sea,
NOE IN il VIA ssr lsts Cd IN ~ slana ,ss -, Sass
Nh loss e e dr. iok - 90 froa the
Geo ~. lslsuo where - ~ stsan-r wal
zoe me qps ha- Ttn.er y1asbe service gthn 20
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% sses.e : sFf-sas
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iso m por o as 81 a.. Her dsSur nss'
1ss h,sa esss casl-Dger ". T.scs-a At xs,iu aars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

lot sou.h side ssh It,, near sln av.......ssoi o
House lot rth side All ~ near 9Th Ave.. 90
lot soush side 3s'h s., 10Th av......... 40
House ~ O lot $50 Henry observation-disclosures rs
Houfe and lot East Broadway .............. 225
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

FRIDAY, Nov 10 Q 7. n.
AsHrs Sales Of 100 bba pots and 80 do pears were
mace sttko
Bn.psTrtys Flour The market heavy and closed
With pd,noy " lower prt es, while trsosactious
tsifictd saes OF 10 0t0 bbls. made, closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

There was doing In the export trade OF Gotten
domestic goods.
The chief shipments were made TO Chile and Brazil
EFFORT OF ooIroS peNIs1Io GOODS YRon THE PoxT or
WAX gsbNG SovEMBEK 10, 1890.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
DRY GOODS TRADE.

TIE following comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods New York for the week and
January L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were f29 AS $50 90, and the balances
81 SOS ,7so 50.
The earnings Of me Troy and Boston paiiroad
Company for the month 81 September. 1850, com
pared with those Of 1859, are As follows
8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
Groceries, provisions, sc.


CULVER soAP-A new and beautiful! prepare
- Hor made by the BOSTON INDEXICAL SoAP, Co, es-
n-sv r cleaning aud poshins SlyorPlated and b-nits
sTes ana for cleaning nirTo Marble TIN, &C IL uaos
more Convenient and elective than OF the powde now
ns. .d sy be- used By inexoe fenced help VIZ" peeo
saetv "a contains nothing thas possibly tn1re me hs
plate or ewey the most delicate skin though not ee
sned for toilet use II far superior to any other soap of
cleaning nne Houe Paint sstuary, Artificial Teeth se d
May of OR largest importers aud rnut9cturefs Oh
Plated Ware, who have used Il, have given II thcf
approval Read the following; - u.-s ,asa
.Mes,rs SAvYoRD BuRpIrr-GeafteSsh Anst tepessss,
trials Of your Silver Soar recommend II IS tne
ee we have for cleaning psed and silver ~s
u"s' I. Stip tVE RRovCN q 20 lats Jones' Ball COY
a. B0sToS, June J. eSA
Gcasnen; We have during the let twelve months sysi
your Silver Soep thorough trial and find there noenns
10 T. cleans silver quicker better; and vita he. .Sps.
than ANYTHING We have able to ind Yours fespeoa
SAMUEL T. CROSBY Co; No 6s WssAhssons]
PUMICE-SToNE SOAR
ThIs Soap upyals for s eTssiye properties Ia nee rom
oanso aLal II scoas the hands aud rendes hem sew -
white IN acts Ike magic Ia removing Writing and tfAs.
InL fitch Vanish Acid aud other sans ffea the hsns b
out the use Of oil alcohol other neutrasns assnss
equal 10 the best french Ponrne In quality ard sold o
Nsn-S.el,Ted by the y oSrON lNDEXICAL soar 70.
Stafford 4 BuRDiTf. Aseats' oeNe>
Sod by dealers generally IN Hew'feEs RI n
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Go mhnm il Hlap Concern.

DROPOSALS.-Proposal for ERECTING the
IL WORKS OF THE CITIZENS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN win be received until the 10th Of March The
Pans Specifications ready for inspection a. the
Office ofthe Company No Posto co Building Monague-st
Brooklyn
All proposals be in writing and addressed under SEAL
TYLER SABBATON Engineer, at the COmpanys Office, and
lndorsed Proposals for building works"
CURNEYORS, CIVIL ENGINEERS, and those
~ interested in accurate measurement will by sending their
address with postage stamp to the undersigned receive
pan phet OFFS pages the subject of Surveyors Chains sBd
Chain Men.uriny with price list and illustrations Of the
Patent Chain j. NJ GRUhAAN City Surveyor Brooklyn NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
Goparlnership Nolires.

COMPREHENSIVE The undersigned have this
~ day formed eopurtnershp which win DO known nader
the firm and style oil +. BACkUS Co.. for tho trans
action Of the -
STOVE and GENERAL FOUNDRY BUSINESS
saesroons No 233 Wserst Foundry ~ stayyes9L, 'o
Co., NY. ENENS, bAChInsSS,
Eew-York, Jan. 1, 1860. HENRY H. GIBBS
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ANY person wishing to go INTO the oALooN
SppI,IS Immediately to A. ~ IRuEsDELL in Saloon No
90 Nsssat-lt., corner OF Fultonst., NJ y
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Aonses ann farms t1)ante6.

COUNTRY SEAT WANTED-Within an hours
ride OF the city, less than than 20 acres
The improvements be modern aud in good Any
parties having such property and wbir 70 dispose Of II Tor
part cash and part sigby situated lo In this Town Of kia
Jhemupg Co.. may hear Of purchaser b. addressing ALk
AMBER, Tribune Office.
WANTED to PURCHASER comfortable
w COTTAGE, with few OF LAND and 'ary
oUTBCiLDNGs the Hudson River twenty miles
nou New York ADDRESS stating location, prce &c, Box No.
4ll1 Ncw.loTk POst-Ohce.
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Chances for Bnsinsss Alsn.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.--An old and very
N loug established retail HOrAIR FURNACE, RANGE
and sTyf ESTABLISHMENT In Connecticut which is
of ,e yery Der, stsnds Ia New England will be sold
piled for soon It viii afford the purchaser an opportunity
- a once uto desirable business which has been, for
The last Nv yesrs and very remuneratise Address,
C. b. care Of Bramhal, Hedge Co..
No. @42 Broadway Ecw.YoTk.
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TOR sALE-The BROADWAY FOUNDRY

nor SALE-Tbe BROADWAY FOUNDRY
IL and MACHINE SHOP, st. Louie No. established ls56.
This Ioneesabsbad and well known Foundry Is oheied Tor
sale on accommodating terms The Fondey building 80 oy
IS ee and IA fshod with Cranes, Cupals Core Oven &c
complete The Machine Shop 40 by 40 feet q stories high
sud conisns large 0hd well arranged oct Of Lahss hons a
hseL9e buess The stOE Of Paitern ne age and mo-;
BaksH shop Foundery Machine Shop snd Boiler Yard Ia
abundance. foI particulars address at ST. Louis, MOT
CUDDY, CARPENTER Go.
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Billiar0 Gables.

LARGE ASSORTMENT of woll-sessoncd
N BILLIARD-TABLEs, mad" In tho best poss,e manner
and prices will he found 1t tho PHELAN BlL
TIAIsp TABIE MANUFACroRY No. 6s ~ 81 end 90 tros.
byat NswYok Every article coaueeted with the trade
tIa lo,yest Tptes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

IROE-WORKS for SALE.-Nos 80, 81, 80 and
n e Goeies - and NJ. "a Lewis-st the IRON OuNDENf
bLAthsMifh and PATTERN STOPS, SC, with htolni
fntihn aho 0lcr shatDg, Cranes Core Oyen Cupoias
blower &c; MS establishment has done profitable bust
Hfs "i e lat ten Yeas and 70 in complete order lot
do busntf The h1tnres With buildings ana ht,s E'n Dc
sod a. Reasonable rates 20 cisa cysloyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
NATIONAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

The Boaa Of Directors take great pleasure In GYneuncg hsi
Ax hav secured the services e. Mr. ernest Peng 50 long
audavoraby the citizens Of Newly ork ana vicinity
A. io.ut Conductor with Mr.. Carl Anschus.
instruction IN the elements OF voca music
~ iIl be lo,uped on Thu RsDAY EVENING, March8
TIE Chorus meets every TUESDAY and FRIDAY ~ ENlN'
a. o'ci ck. 81, -,
Lsd ard gentlemen whaling 10 join either due t,eme Ary
Cas- or lie Chorus invited to make application at toe roou
on sy Money Tuesday Thursday Friday evening between
"A md 10 o'occt. Jas. l.. FARLEY NJ d., Pr1idont-
: Doso
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20, 1860.
Ca now De seen here extraordinary living crestue Just
arrived from The Wids Of Alica
WaAT TT
Isit q lover order OF Man or .
lie il a hsher Development Of the Monkey or
Is it both In combination J
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A CADFMY OF SIC.-PATTl-MAkIhA
"A qbe sSle Of seats commences this morning for "cdnes
season vii positively ciose on Saturday with
Grand Matinee, the Opera opens IN 1soe'Ps 0" "i0h"Sy
next, Maichs' TO THE PUBLIc.
ground that the viii be extended
vveet the Directors respectfully inform the public
AZ III enrspy viii give PerfomSn zee In Pescephis Bet
during tse entire month OF March and
xs an me conclusion Of bch Mss Patti viii iuuedi-
WfDNEsDAY EVENING. Feb; g, at o'clock; -.
MOST POSITIVELY III. The LAST Tl NIGHT BUT ONE OF
Second end lest night Of Fls,ows Opera Of
MARTHA; Or, THE FAIR AT RICHMOND.
MISS AnELINA PATTI,
Mad STRAkOSCH, BRJGN0LI. JUNCA-
The fact that In onpsnee with Of the clauses 81 the
contract ned With tle director Of the London OPes HOUSE
Ns PATTI viii make her debut as MARTHA, wi lend an
MISS FAITHS BENEFIf
HoCsThe performances Of Friday and Saturday hsve been
cot spkst fsr Miss PATHS Benefit.
LAST NIGHT IN NEw-YoR6 or MISS PATTI.
TIE BARBER OF SEVILLE,
With its e1trsoroiusry east, including
BRoNoI1. FTRRi. AM6OIo. sUsINL
Miss FAITH -.
In eidiion to all the music O. the Oyer W. S
. --- CONCERT Of TUE MUSIC LESSoN, e M
Fckers poTusr ECHO SONG, expressly eoDPSs,eSI ~
SobiaE, tie popular comic Lneish oS.Ao , anossd
THF RYE ADD the A0EblNA WALTZ expressly VF
f. fsr Miss Patti " SiRnoT Muzio ..,,. a, ,r,Nrp
'"' 20 q, shTI'RGhY PATTI BENEFIT MATINEE.
Positively sg o. .S ' SsstesHb BTirno
"a ;.sn EsrTs Anodio Susui IEnca An entire Opsra
cou;,t act another Opera ana otIeI seleeoh' VI" 10
giten- -, Al No reserved seats Doors open CT u.
expected ladies are particularly req esed
ter tickets advance They be had az all the
n-rs ticket oces principal music stores and hotels ana IN
100 sopsav viii sppesr IN hadelphia on Monday, March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

OFFIoE OF 1hE FANaEEs LoAa 4sp TalsT CosPAxLl
TJ'IIE COUPONS of the TERhE IIAUTE aud
Il RICHMOND RAILROAD COMPANY due on toe lat Il
GFO. r. FITCH, eecsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

WANTED-By respectable Scotch Woman, a
w situation as iirst-csss COOK, o. PASTRY COOK, in
Hotel the ofey reference Apply st No j8thsy. be-
tween 18th an l9th.sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
COR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

ENUR SALE or ENCHANUE Tor CII1 PKUP-
IL ERTY-A beautiful residence and grounds situated in the
York 20 miles hours ride scoesbe four times dsy BY New
Jersey Genital naihoed The Village T. In the center Of the
productive and besull Valley Of New Jersey With he
MusconecoDga famous trout stream-Iunning through is
whole length point heehnes to he surpassed and
having superior educational aud church advantage Tbs prop
city contains II acres three OF which highly omamsned and
beautifully efeuged sid with well shaded walks and drives
decorated by choice flowers and shrubs the whole surrounded
by evergreen hedges Of juniper henock pyit backtho
lilac ETC. in fun perfection 8nd order large tasteful kitchen
garden well stocked with cuusnt raspber straw berries ac
Ao, hne gspey The cottsse, famed designed by
skul architect 4 stories aud built In the best In
size, 40 ie't ont by 40 feet Will wing 2oS2l feet also OF two
Stories aud corresponding The house has large p)coss front
and rear hay ndows either sde tho mt 1)o containing
hall p6Tlor hhTsfy, dining kitchen and pantry. The
second chambers aud bath and servants room ia
attic Thee Ia also ornamental cshouse, stable carriage
houss poultry ynrds etc. The place win be- seld cheep
piled hanged fof city property Price $1,000
AIplyt to ., hoMLn hOneAN
tSl5) NO 6hetopohtHn bank buhding' finett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

DARN for SALE-a0 acres, with good Buildings,
IL abundance Of Grapes Cherries, Apples aud Berries of oil
Sorts easy access In Westeheser County rs miles from
New.York. S. EDDY Co., No. 81 Libeuy-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and FARM
' Tor sALE--Also CITY REsIDENCE.-This splendid
COUNTRY SEAT is on East River, Wcschestcr County,
about hours drive from New ork perfectly heity agd
house DOCK billiard room house ard viii sold with stock Of
ell knds Ceuiagcs Furniture Also large and desirable
CI1Y RESIDENCE, with Stable The Is onpcllsd to
travel abroad from heih aud terms win be very liberia, Ap
Ply No. at a. PiIe-st. Room TO- o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
Boar0 ano Rooms.

pOARD i'll BROOKLYN.-A ROOM to LET,
- susbe for Family or two surle Gentlemen at
o. Henryst FIVE Minutes walk OF Fulton Wast Ferries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

LNLEGANT COUNTRY SEAT on the WEST
IL ERN BANK Of the HUDSON for SALE.-The House
all the oubudng of stone, well and thoroughly built
with between Land well laid and
snng the choicest varieties Fruit o. all kinds decduous aud
evergreen Tie site is Of the hes. the Hudson
commanding the Pass, Mountain, Newburgh Bay, and
and sweep the scenery In the country. The
combines everything for elegant residence hiss been
pied about year and will be sold furnished together with
horses carriages &C. Possession may be had Immediately
Apply to nOMER MORGAN, No Metropolitan Bank Build
hlg, Pine 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

ITO BUSINESS MEN, Win TI,OUU.-Iut hu-
vsI en- Lsyng nehalf Interest in well established cash
~ th ity Of New York having business which
sally ohes hin be In other the offers
htucemtn ouy Of energy TO embark In business
which pousts ee profits and pleasant and perms
and as TO the quality ofthe business Any who e quahed
and having che I'll We amount by calling No le1 Nasart
Room No. Z, viii End It worthy Of investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
financial.

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer and Stood
n Broker No. 81 William INSURANCE STOCK ana
o.her securities n private sale STOCKS and BOnDS toss6x
end sold o. tie Brokers' Beard. =
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and FACTORY For SALE.

w "A never filling Wsterpower and Stone Factory 10 by
20 feet four stories with story building adjoining 25 by %
all In ?. order the Bronx River 10 miles from New
York glckalce Depot the Harlem Railroad Inquire Of
ID. HODGMAN, No. n Maiden-lsne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

TOR ShLF-The modern Rrown-st0ne, English
Il b..snsnt HOUSE No 81 s7ti,-t Pricc sizeco Terms
easy lIquire the premises, Of the sgb'c6c 81 %
Broadway. WIN. o. WEI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
A SMALL HOUSE and LOT, beau

COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-For SALE or EX-
~ CHANGE for City Property the beautiful healthy
HOMES in Southern Berkshire Mass The Farm contains 50
fine land with good buildings situsted not far from the
resdence OF David Leav esq neer the Salisbury Lake. and
convenient to Railroad Stations. For particulars inquire,
rom IL TO p. m. Of j. VAN buren,, No. - W llani-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

DROADWAY B0UDOIR.
ND No 40 Broadway, between Grand aud Cansl.s
Mrs. G. HOWARD
Stage Manager Nh H. Watkins Musical Director NJ EoLh5rdt
Thusisstio den onions oeg attest the popularity of
the thning sensation Plsy DEF 6g Ia the tnos
stste and Old Dominion FouIth night Of Mr. H. Waknts
Fo,Jynded on the brilliant Ledger Romance Of
ET-IHE HIDDEN HANDad
Mr.. C. Howsrd ~ Cspito's, with several sogg-. Mr. H..
wilkins a. Wool Nj J. L. ksgle a. Black Donald Mr. w.
Edwards Old Hurricane Aiss X Singleton IS Pitspsi
zdmi.so1 10 al parss Of tie house. Twenty five cents
ro0t ses,s reserved for Ladies' Private boxes secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

nor SALE-At YONKERS, a HOUSE and
half an acre Of ground with Shade and Fruit Trees oae
modern built hiss gas, range heater &c barn. STAPLE NC
esuily situated with the river for miles Apply 10
c. A. PfAsE Co., No. sn2 Broadway N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

XNTANTED-A nice young Protestant Girl, abou
w IS yesrs Of age 10 do LIGHT WORK and WAITING &
q private family. Weees ~ per month nq Ire 4. No 8
Trof.st. on Nednesday OF Tnursdsy this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

NOR SAIE-A neat 2-stOry and attic FRAME
j. fOusE and LOT. No. 10 South s.lrs! Wilisus6ush
ur boo from the Pcckp Ferry landing; aud hester '
Price taa0 Apply 90 l.. P. N0SThAND, No 1oj Pearls
Nev,N OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

n IT Y
II with the over-strung basal
The most srsoe 10 forn and the best toned horizontal Piano
In the world
The briggs PIANO COMPANY, By greatly extending their
facilities Of magctDre and improvement in their machinery
prepared receive edysnce orde for these graceful aud
CANT instruments The demand has heretofore been far
yond ability supply and for tho drin
have had instrument of this peculiar style
exhibit This L. the original shape OF the Dggs Patent
Violin Piano. and closely approximaes only In the pru
cpes OF its construction but in its shape the vo the
perfect, because the responsive instrument in the
world" IL. case yibrstoy she'll free from all strata Of the
spgs ard the oval shape retains perfectly the hrsofy
ces sustaining the tones with wonderful purity and making
the instrument responsive and perfect Wayecoms No.
5ij Broe1way, between spring and Prinee.sts.
). u. BRIGGS Inventor aud Patenlee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
fuants.

AN ENGLISH Lady is DESTROYS of obtaining
N Pupils, CT situation GolERNt;ss in family size
Is Competent TO teach the English, French ana Ital-
ian language the Piano Forte and Drawing The highest
given. Address SYDENHAM, Box No. 'OJ Post
Office Neyv-i oIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
XNHTTE PLAINS. -FARM or COUNTRY

Oinsmsutsl Trees. Apply to W. L. SEYMOUR, No. ~ Mas
tpu.st., Room No. 3
WHITE PLAINS.-A twO-stOry, basement aud
w attic HOUSE for SALE Iuit shade excellent water
Lot llOxgD IA mont Of the County uildings
,iase two nuuics' wall from depot very desirable
cheer property. Apply "a -
3. D. nUMPREY. White Plains, New.York.
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Real Gstate for Gale.

A TRACT of about IS acres for SALE, half a
IA mile from depot ut MORRfsTOWNi has psin farm
house. timber several tine building Sites several
springs, and brook, very cheap. - -
AT TABRYTOWN, few miles from Depot
"A ALARM oI SALE, containing eighty acres portion Of
which wood II "a situated both sides Of the road
bounded by small stream plenty Of spring. &c. Improve
House BAN, Stables sheds &C. good apple Orchard
person desiring rlace 10 improve to farm, win find this
very desirable one end Il applied for will be sold low aud
on liberal terms Address Box No se New Yogk PostOfi;e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

TOR SALE.-No. 80 Chelsea Cottages (No. 30
Il West 2hs 2tory and basement bdcL Coitsse igs8o
courtyard in front bath wstcr.gosots fixtures kc. Pos
e..,ioa immediately Pnce low forms to purchaser
THOMAS 81. NORTH No. % Waucrst.
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EOR SALE, or TO PENTHOUSE IN Wesi
I2h.st necr sth e.. brownstoue Substantially bui sna
In good order; for sale at bargain. Apply TO A. m
. q. PARfEiDGt, no 8' rarsrow, hootn no %.
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1nstruction.

ALL for Sl0.-Penmanship and Arm netic
" ,Ice months rs Lessons; Bookkeeping lessons IN
inleel sic Ccmmutaon for al branches 70 qusuy yGans
mn for tusDess s0 Ladies' Writing Lessons ~ 10 les
L. povs 4 ne~ month academies No 81 Bowery corner
Csnsi-s'' NJ II NO. z'' f"i''"'' TARrIN s. PAIEE
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fonsss TO fst.

HOTEL to RENT or LEASE.-The large, COM
Il L modous wALNU T-sTgLE House 70 rent or lease
for term Of year, Apply 70 WILLIAM u ART Co. No 70
cipuati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

~ Staten Isnd the Sailors Snug HGrb5T very de-
.rable COZ NTRY RESIDENCE The House contains L. bed
rooms two psIlors siitngroom dinngroou kitchen and
Laundry with hot and cold water in both; is heated by
furnace ~ with gas and is In thorough repair throughout Tho
grounds divided between well laid out with aadete
and subbey and garden under high state OF cullivson
living stream through them, and about
Ia extent comnodious stable and ether oG.budngs
Ii is IN Of the pleGssnest and heahle neigh
ferry wksIf Apply to Capt DEPKYsTER, at the Sailors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

6tI0 DAY can be made by Agents selling
Up LO THE FATE or SIR JOHN FRANKLIN DI5COV-
RRED IN TIE ARCTIC OCEAN. by Capt MClintock
-Four Maps and twenty Enaynss tinted paper Cloth only
T. F. LLOYD Publisher, Pbilsdelphis, Pa
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TNOR SALE CHEAP.-The three-stOry high
stoop basement and coun ercellar HOUSE end ioI on
tLe south side Of 4hs 2day 2xioi Lot 2rb1 win