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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

The three leading railroads of New York
New York Central, New York and Erie, and the
Hudson River-cost together lightweight mil
lions of dollars. When we add the Harlem
Road, the grand aggregate amounts to about
one hundred millions of dollars The total
treights on these four roads for the fiscal year
ending LIST of September, 1859, were over thir-
teen and half millions of dollars, and the ag
gregate receipts somewhat over twenty millions
On all the roads of the state of New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

The Pope has raised the price of indulgences,
dispensatons, &c.,-so say the letters from
Rome, but as the rates are not quoted in the
" price current we are not able to say how
much they have advanced. However, if Ro-
man Catholics will sin, itappearS that the Pope
is determined to make them pay for it, But
whether this increase in the price of indul.
gences is designed to stop his subjects from sin
ming, or to increase the failing revenues of the
Pope, is not stated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

PoMTICAL BLEEDNG.-The Brandon Visitor
learns from a reliable source, that certain, dem
ocrats Of Rutland, went over to Hydeville re-
GENTLY, got together about seventy five foreign
ers, and under the plea that they could not hold
property. give deeds, collect money, &C., charged
them three dollars each for administering the
ireeman's oath amounting in all to S22j.-
This is a new species of political bleeding for
party ends.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

Rev A. A, Miner, Uniycrsalst clergyman
in Boston, preached political sermon on Sun
day, in which he avoided committing himself
to any party, but showed plainly enough where
he belongs by supposeing four tickets to be pre-
scented to the voter with these inscriptions, Cen.
slave thy brother. " Let somebody else enslavo
thy brother if they choose, " " Don't say any
thing about thy brother, -" Enslave not thy
brother, g and asking which doctrine Chris.
tain could vote Tor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-01

Hon. A8hcI Peck was declared to be elected.
For Reporter of Decisions, VIM. G. Shaw of
Burlington:
The joint assembly was then dissolved, and
the Senate withdrew.
Bills Passed. Granting the exclusive right
Of ferry to Danford Mott; also, to Charles
Sowles, changing the name of Martin Van Blu
rem Holden to provide for the erection of a
building for chapel and workshop for the State
Prison; In relation to the trustee process
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

no LET-A large and cOmlnOdlOus iour-stOry
4 Brick BUILDING, suitable lor manufacturing purposes
The building urnhsd with stoam-easine Of eighty horse
tower chatting zhout the entire building win engine
md boierroon attached The building Is nifty feet
ls by hundred feet south ehst adjoining tne Long
Island Terry Compsny's landing Tbs whole VIII be let %
desirable tenant upon reasonable terms For further particulars
INQUIRE at the Of Long island ke.Ey Company oot OF
South gth-st Brooklyn h. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Aorses, Carriages, &r.

HIM HORSES.-Frends and Customers, re-
Il ctye 10Y sincere thanks fo your Kind and liberal patrons
IoT the last three invite your attention TO the nos.
superior lot Of ORS rs been handle They
Lsye been puTC based pefsoaay during e late F and
Presen Winter In The Counties Of Oneida HerSimer Madison,
OOndssa Seneca WsyEe yombins, Ontario Monroe Oenese,
Ceaus and Livingston each county having contributed small
portion OF s very stock which together Numbers fifty
0rs sud Gesign 70 increase the number to sixty
AT preseut have twenty pairs 81 tt class closely matched
COACH HORSES, few good SPEED HORSES, and some
very fBs single HORSES. 4. M residence IN Whes,own
Oneida County New York fha be pleased to a. persons
eescus OF purchasing Horse. OF nay Kind uu the dE Of
March after that time POSI'o Stable 2h-st Now.
Ysrk where hsn again be happy meet ny old ends snd
and all others be DESTROYS p1rchsADg
WsL JORALEMAN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

COUNTRY PLACE for SALE, ut ORANGE,
~ " j., to 1t Acres, mountain side, aud tho
Depst; buidk hIscsE new, 4gs aud in osnPists
order with the latest venent and pare so spring
introduced throughout the grounds well laid cut and
IaInHted with inc iouns fruit In abundance Apply to
J.. PATTON l. Co., No. 10 Wliamss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
ogo. A. LRAvrrr, Auotionesr.
by GEO. A. LEAVITT g. c.


LlERRY LEASE at AUCIION.-By virtue OF
q and fs.outIons Of the Common Council of the
Gy Of NsTYq5 .he .gS,e,9e cca'5Sss q AID ok
.deqosls security q .he CITY Hs on sATU&pAT Deem,
Der IT, 1855 at o'clock nj H. ONE dEASG tRS FSss
WAII-srRGET, and GATHARiEI-sTREE FERRlEs,
Tor the Of Ten Years from the Fiat day Of bay u ll
70 the Corporation the City Said Feres 70 be
and from the % andns and Prs1sss 20 sg sG o
owned by the Corporation or arc or have oee1
sRS po 81 Boo nay loot
said In the vicinity thereof aud In te case OF 80
nv s or sf sS Sc8 nsed By aid Ferries or
heso tho landings examinations be made At some oo
their vicinity the lessee shall elect a. bis own css ano
,tipul..ion win De embodied in the lease that tins
lessee shall ruu said several ferries uniform rat- OF sre
exceeding the present rates and the o. AZ
jssred and held to forfeiture of the and sae said
lease thereby become absolutely nu and void IN ~.
required purchase fair appraised valuation, tne o9a:
buildings and other ferry property Of the pesen. essess
eS valuation TO be sseeraned by three Competent nerest
cd persons to be chosen by tho present. e.s
purchaser under this sale. and tne thru ~
mus chosen. ,-.. ID q,
= ~ tSs reasreet Of the charter and ordinances and
resolutions the Common Counc and no expense
q 10 be incurred by the Corporation for or IN
the piers slips bulkhead premises PROPOSED 10 pg
ixg thereof The lease OF sald ferres VII no u
sold at an annual rent less tGsa '0e assf's'''
& OF the lease Of the and their appendices
h 10 paw al the time of sale se Cosctor Of me
% Revenue sum equal to twenty cent OF tbs amount bic
Tor the annual rent Be applied the rent OF the hr ye IN
case he executes lease with the usual covenant otherwise
De forfeited TO the Corporation He will At the Time also
be required furnish obligation to be signed by AZ least .no
sure;ies effect that he viii executes bond with sure
30 be approved by Controller for the punoua payment o.
he quarterly end fer the hfu execution Of the
oithc lease. 80. -
paid by the purchaser. -,
The lease will also contain coyensns requiring each Ferry
boat 10 have attached IRE apparatus or force
pup with not than 40 feet Of nose Of the quality and d.
euons the fire Department OF this city to DO USED
for the exugubeut Of he whenever required oy ns On
Enineer or his for which services the essees w
receive ensy dollars per hour for each hour engaged
ROBT T. HAWS, Controller.
CrrT OF NRwYORR DEPARTMENT or fISAS0B,
CONTROLLERS Office, Nov. l6, 1889.
TIE sale Of the above Ferries 10 postponed Until
WEDNESDAY Decenber2 1888 Ct the same hour and place
ROBr. 4. HAWS, Controller.
The above sale Il further postponed until IhUkSDAf Dec
e. 1889, at the same hour and place. .o -
The above sale further postponed until III EsDAf Jan 49,
wv ~ 'A' '~ ROBT T. HAWs Controller.
The above sale "a again postponed until FRIDAY Feb. TO-
NV" ROBT. T. HAWS, Controller.
The above sale IL further postponed until SATURDAY. feo
- wv - 40 RoBT. T. HAwS Hcontroller &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Groceries, 1)ropisions, Sc.


CULVER S0AP-A new and beautiful preparx-
~ ton made by tho BOSTON lNDEXlCAL SOAP, Co.. eI.
pIe.ty cleaning end polishing SveIPstsd and Bntsnrs
Wars an; ceanng ArIorI, Marble, Tn te II /; much
and essye than Of the powdss now Ia
and be used nexoe fenced help With perfect
safety Il contains noIEng that possibly nnre he Enes
plate ewey the most delicate skin though not Do
.sned fer toilet 1t ia far superior to other soap ff
cleaning hns House Point Saiu'ry Artificial Tssta rase so
Many largest importers and manufacturers OF Silver and
Psss Wave who have usei II; have yOn it er unqualified
approval. Read the following:
Boron May 2, 1853.
'" Hsssrs sArYoRD BrRDITT-GsBas1.n Atsr repeated
rss Of your Silver Soap recommend IL the best art
Gle have for cleaning plated and silver IL
be used by family. Yours respectfully
"sHREYE BROWN 90. Qate Jones Ball Col"
BosroS, June J. $3.50.
Gen'snen We have during the last twelve msns sissz
your Silver Soap trial aud find there nothing equal
It, cleans silver quicker bsttsr, with lees trouble
thar anything have been Gbe 20 hnd Yours respectfully
"SAMukL Il. crosby Co.. No. 50 WaIhlng,ong..
PUMlCE-STONE SOAP
This Sosp unysled for lis erasiye properties Is zee non
teH.c sE II tho hands and renders them ssa
II sets Ike magic in removing WTisDg and Printers
Ink Pitch, Nsrnh Acid ohs stains hands
the Of oil alcohol other neutrssnS agents. IL
es to toe beet French PoDene in quality, and sold for
tssn half thu price.
Manufactured By the BOSTON INDEXICAL SOAP Cs
SAFROHD BURDlTT, Agents, Boston.
Sold by dealers generally in Nsw-fosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
fnrnitnre.

EEAMELED FURNITURE-Th beat assort
H In the city-EnsInesd Chamber Suites every
eJ ofsJle and ornament and sold anna; Suites flashed L
eni superior a. whoeses and retail Also Pail
a...s and. MatIe.ses WARREN WARD 40. 2T7 Caisl-sE
four doors east OF Broadway
Nj ODERN style of School Furniture manufac-
w turod ty ~ JOgNa9h, No. 40 Hudson. illustrated
Circulars forwarded on application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Jnetrnctiou.

II DFLPORTE, Professor of the SPANISH
he LANGUAGE, and eoiversant with the FRENCH, GER
EAE aud ENGLISH LANGUAGES. Addres. Box No. H.
Tribune Olce bpanish ilercsltLle oorIesponeen:s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Ghanees for Business lilen.

DARE BUSINESS CIIANCE.--A FANCY
IL GOODS and STATIONERY STORE. with Stock aaa
IereS, fer SAL te9 yea. standing Il ne be-! ,s u
sboys emount JesIlyi fortune nsde ia s yeafs
b. sfct sppHestion pre.eEt ling farm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

EA ANNlDAlJ AMI o. OOiolbL II hAllIlOAO
IL BONDS.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii De received aain
SATURDAY the 2sb inst ct for the sale TO the Trsss
the Sinking Fund S22 so worth Of the MORTGAGE CON
vERTI3LE BONDS Of the HANNIBAL AND 81. JOstfH
RAILROAD COMPANY ds.ed July 1858, and payable IS
years after date. -
ton and indoTssd Proposals to Trustees "-Boston Fs
1900. Ii. II. HUNNEWELL,l
SIDNEY BARTLE 1T, Truassz-
III. Z. kiDDER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

1 .h,,er or pnrcbase. a STEAMBOAT, about 200 feet In
lash IN not than feet draft Of wser in good oond
To be used as day-Dcat Apply to ROBERT CAMPBELL
~ "a I..o al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
T1oR sALE--The BROADWAY FOy-NDERY

TOR SALE-The BROADWAY FOtNDERf
n aud MACHINE SHOP, St Louis, Mo-, eFabnsneo Ieeo
This ongestsbLed and welknown Foundry I, oeee 4,
sale accommodating terms The Foundry Buihns - W
o. feet aud il furnished with Cranes, Cupas Core oven
complete The Machine shop is 100 by 40 eet
and contains largo and weSuensed. e OF Lathe: Dos
Machine business Tie stook Of Patterns the
vausbe IN the City Of St. Lous Fl,sks, Igois, Sd 10
Blassinith shop Foundry Machine shop and oohe'
abundance Eoi particulars address At st. hH.ls Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

WANTED-ODe or two ENGRAYERS on
w WOOD; also. two intelligent Men for CANYASSING
Apply at No lR Remseu 81, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Professional Notifes.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ D., Editor OF The
h scslps attends exclusively to operative surEs ana the
Of the pelvic Ycers Rapture hnEnorr
hed 6uA and concealed sbscsss Of the recu cured
withss knife gaure Office hoGrs rom to N to
aud to .. NO a. 5thay. At al other hours he Is o.
h private Hospital every comfort Of d0nsso life pro
yded those who require tie more Important opeIsoh OF
osreful dtetstie treatment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Gntlern, 9arbwarc, &r.
Building 4}lalerials.

pERFECT PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
and other Scisna 10 bndng. be secured Ly using
Thk SOLID WROUGHT RON BEAMa
manufactured by the 1nentoa iron Company.
THE EXTRA COST ~ fRffldSU.
Such loofs have been constructed Ia Tho bull iinSs
TIE TIMES. ThE TRIBUNE
ami Of MesIa
BALL, BLACK Co.
ant In Iessy al 10
NEW BANKING HOUSES
~ this oi,y, corr less then
lirIY CENTS rFR SQUARE FOOT
@ toe b. and brick schea ready for nse whers hs sas N
not rEoHed p feet
Thess bvain maze The esipes sad strongest covering
FOR VAULTS
For fsI particulars and estlca Witch ga n; furnished
sithout chAs-, spJly personally or by st,or to
COOLER. dkNli1 co, no II 81lns s!l,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

HOTEL for SALE or to RENT-At SUSQUE-
4 HANNA DEPOT, the Newly ork and Erie Railroad
which has been kept by A. Thompson viii be sol yey o" OF
will be rented three years. The Machine SHOPS OF
The sroed Company are located place renders
an important business point Apply TO A. EGGLE5PON De-
not n y or to N A. EGGLRS1ON. al Great Bend, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
STATE OF wIscossIS, OFrcs OF BANK coSTEoLLEH-
MAnrsoS, FEB. 9, 1904. )


NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
IN entitled An Act 70 authorize the business OF bsHa
approved p 49, 1884, vii be sold public action under tae
direction Of the Bank Controller Of the State Of Wc09sd u
the Merchants Exchange in The City of on THURS
DAY the 18Th vi Mach u o'clock the ci
Loving descrbee STATE STOCKS, amounting to $500 aI1
deposited IL is Office the redemption of the ckcsia
ina nc tes Of the Bank Of Eau Claire, 10 wit:
$1,000 Illinois &C. in ponds Of go each. duo snsr 1853
$4,000 illinois g., in bonds Of 600 each Que in 1919
81 $50 Illinois g. in bonds OF e22S each due In 1874
Cps Illinois g. In bonds Of 2225 EACH dus In l8-regersd
bonds, 90 per cent paid
1913 Illinois g. IN bonds OF 2225 esch duo in les-regSes
bonds. 40 per cent paid
$1,000 Virginia S. in bonds Of O0o each due In 1888
$4,000 Missouri S. in ponds Of 3 eco EACH due in 1919
. OO0 Missouri &C. In bonds Of S Oc0 eSeh 6us In 1874
$4,000 Missouri 6s in bonds Of LOO each due IN 1871
$1,000 Missouri Co. in bonds OF 3 l003 eaeh dse in 1886
$4,000 Missouri &C. Ia bonds OF ,0o0 sach due In 1881
go Missouri 6s, in bonds o. = 90 EACH IN 1889
Terms cash For further parcusr apply at The Office
Of the Bank Controller ia Madison, or TO j. DENNls N
10 ~''A ''' ''' q. VAN STRENwYK, Bank Controller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

VNHE celebrated BONE-SETTER, DIR. CIAS.
Il SWIFT Of Lebanon, C intends to be In EewYork at
the National Hotel No COurtlaadt st. TUESDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS the first in each month to attend to
BONE-SETT1NG, HIP aud SPINAL DISEASES FEVER
SORES, SCR0FULA, and RHEUMATIC DIFFICULTIES,
CONTACTED CORDS and all CHRONIC DISEASES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Uaneimg Arahemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. e05 Bfosdway newYork.
No lS7 Montague place, Brooklyn.
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEGINNEk5.
WIN continue open until the LIST Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Eost an1 found.

$40 REW VAR; between Staten at Island
CHAIN Whoever will deliver the 70 N. ;. SIT ROlo
Co.. no % South it, shall receive the ABOVE reward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

TOR SALE-TwO fine BUILDING SITES,
on the line Of Northern Railroad Of New Jerey viii BE-
sold low, and easy terms Also, number oil LOTS and
ACRE Plots within throw OF the station. Apply 70
ROBT. T.. BABB, NO l67 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

DLEASE READ.-FOr SALE CHEAP.-A
j. Company Of gentlemen, o@nns LARGE TRACT Of val
Usble LAND in the City OF Elizabeth, New'Jersey 4 mules
four broad avenue is no" being graded
through this property extending from staten Island sound across
the NsWJeIsey Railroad At end Of this avenue dock nom
ntonced to ferry 20 Neg-Y oTh and a the
other Eew-Jesey Railroad have lately besn
gentleman may here obtain es6is site for real
dsnce within hour Of NewYoTk with land sufficient ier
large garden aud ps.urage for and pair OF hores The
soil Of the best quality ferry to Staten Island will prsbs
bly, be established Within twelve months us gTinE resi- leafs
this property immediate the delighted drives OF shat
beautiful island Only portion Of these pots will be sold a. the
present phc which considered Ia connection with the
Improvements being made, will be found be far below
their real value. Terms OF sale exceedingly liberal For maps,
~-'' V''''' JAMES MORAN No. . Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
-,op sAIE-sTONEaU new and


IA
IL HARRISON YOUNG, situated on the Harlem Railroad st
Mount Ksco depot containing about OF land On hs
pcmise twosory House, with i've rooms on the nt
floor and putrcs also good 1entcd collars together with
new out building. and good well Of water For nlormstion
inquire Of JOHN w. YOUNG, on the premises, lOshPH
500 Hudson.st, Newiork -,
EB-f be uhoyo property IL not sold by tho 2oh day Of
February 1866 will be disposed Of at public auction that
day on the premises, at O'Clock r. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
FOR SALE, very Iowa genteel COTTAGE

TUX SALE, VET! LUW-A gtUIttI NVI I-iUE
III RESIDENCE, two story and wiig with Barn and me
Garden beautiful aud healthy village lighted with gas and
well with Churches and Schools the aia street. ad
aeent 10 lovely mark one block from depot and ouy " miles
from the City m and plank roads Also on the border Of me
tsme vilsse with ell Is privileges while exempt nom the COZ
with plenty Of line and shade TeeI ayug suitable bald
gs good epces end all coDyeniences aud near depot Would
exchange both for farm. Inquire OF f. u LuChE no ~
Pins 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

EOR SALE--No. 50 CHELSEA COTTAGES
no go West 2thst) twostory and basement BklCh
COTTAGE 1880 court yaId in front bath waterosots gas
f1tues &c Possession immediately. Price low terms 20 suit
purcha,el IBOAlAS 81. NORTH, No. % Nsuen-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Wants.

A ny one can make 500 per month with $40
Stencil Tools Stencil msses furnished cheaper than slso
where address Enclosing stamp JOHN MILLiKEN, Law
renee, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22


"ARN DEN's EXP'R EHS.
IL DAILY.
FsusTG vsaabes and Merekssss to sAd on, snd soeeS
stah4 bss ke., in 81 parts Of the t+'
EAST, WEST AMI SOUTH.
va receive goods OF orders 10 esll' az
no. HBRoAbwAE.
IOEN TKUSWELL DOUGHTY, late of Man
ehesr Is earnestly requested 70 communicate with bis
nslos hhs1nd or with his brother HlAL Doughty, ng
Hhhsih'~fe-' Hamilton, Canada WesL
M EIROPOLITAN POLJCE.-SILYER
~ WnkEi ne rrepeTty CLERK No Az Broous b.,
.Lts or ~ " Silver Spoons bnd folks NAKED
Ai.o ioS lot Of hse Son Has,. lot Of Apple Torf, snd al
lron GfsiDg. fF' ' WV
. bAfo4's OgFCs, EEw.YoEx Fe5r,,sry 1850
NOlICE,-N0uce "a hereby gwen thai All per-
~ who require 10 be VACClkATkD viii ne .,
promptly, without charge By application al iher al G III
psusses, where fLySicizus GOAa.a8t. ia .Ul.,5 -
X Is recommended that al Tho have boon yserirefss |
avail themselves Leda,ely Of the Opportunity th-
The few-York DPensay Is located conner Of css
snd Whs-sls. -''
The Eastern Densay, in LaalOwr, in The rear Of E...
h5Yket
The Northern Di'PenssIy Is located Of wageslsy
aud ChristOpher1t
The Denit DispeDssTy Il located a. 10 81 2d.av
The North estern Opesssry IL iocstei No 5li alhsr
FERNANDO WOOD, MsgoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
IGOR EXCHANGE.-A gentleman owning and

IL occupying one Of ito best HOUSES (estIa Vile with
stable, IN BfO0ky Of shout $500 In vsue wises 90 TO the
country 20 sgi5e and ssposod TO kACuANHh T. r GOOD
ard p!sce such would &c suitable for goutcnA
deace tn VI the city. tho North fvcT or New
Jersey For particular inquire Of HOMER MORGAN. No.
Metropolitan Bank Baldiug fiBert. tdlb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
souses ano .farms tuantsa.

WANTED-By a small famiy-PART Of a
w ROUSE, between 204 and s5thsis. and Of 4.hsv.
Possession April before. AddreEs stating rent and par.
tculsgs q. NJ, No. 4J1 lstsv.
VNANTED-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, Tor
tbs Summer Isonths, tho vicinity OF Nev.Y ai.-
i1Itey than hours travel by JBroa1 s.eub
Address stating terms NJ, Box No. IS PosOce, New York.
VVANTED-A handsome PROPERTY on the
Hudson River Long leland SOUND in exchange
desirable COUNTRY SEAT in tine village Of Geneva, N.
y, on the bslkB Of Seneca Lake Apply to
ADRIAN ii. MCLLER, No IS Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-FOr Gentleman aud his
ID Wife, child aud servant in Christian ianiy at con
yapieD farmhouse within boar, by rail- from NeS-f orb
Ao Board for Horse Address giving terms description Of
premises &c. BOARD, Station +, T. 5. mail. NJ Y City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
DOR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI-.

Il DENCE u mixes from NewYork and II from EewarL
H. comprising y acres Of Lend 500 FiU Trees IN fll bsaT
ing Gothic Cottage uIeerhous8 Outhouses
gor torns INQUIRE or ISRAEL MINOR "a. q; falons
No Il JCLr-st NegYOfk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
4ouses to fet.

STORE to LET-No. % sprUce-st.; occupied for
~ Leather and Winding for the last yesr5 Also WorShop'
IL the rear e let lnque III the Uce e the Type Foundry OF
G. CORTELYOU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

EOR SALE.-Two vacant LOTS on the west
,id Of LeSngton-sy between SD aud 55lsts They viii
he sold eleap Inquire Of ~ (. CRASrO. Rsnds islaai
foot Of l2ld-t, l.. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
and ''A'' '0i''HA'i'n apply Jf8mEs MORAN No. Finest


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Tor SALE.-Fo
Manufacturers and CspitAi.ts-ForiSALE the PROPER
known Nos o. 81 49, 100 and 100 East Jisit between
Lexington 3dayA On the premises il good steam engine
with large b0eT Steam dTymg Rooms. alsse Of
Steam Pipes ogener with large amount Of valuable ola hey
cODsitinf Of Planes snd othor tools line S1ang
Belts Pues Sc The aboSepremes well ocaed or almost
sLy manufacturing plrpocs bein5 10 central pst Of the city
aud rspdy IMPROVE -sh5oh00d end having ffons OF is5
feet nall the block in dspu Apply 20
WARD FITZPATRICK, NO. AZ 5d-sy., or JOHN WEBER
10. "a Nalist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

ENOR SALE.-A very desirable HOUSE aud
II LOT No 2l6 West 3jth.st between 8lh ADD ghays ,
restoy brick with all modern inproyemn t aud in tho
ut ortor location good. Price 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Alnsital Jnstruments.

A II. GALE g. Co, PIANO-FORTES, No.
IA No. I0T East I2th invite attention thsiI Scala
PiANOS. Guaranteed to give sntiIe satisfaction