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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

SUPREME CoURT-In She martsr hs spplcsy1n ZOE o.
SM.yo Aderuss and conmonaty Of tbs CITY oil Ss g ron
tive To OPENING OF SEYEfT ZION . n .td city
Public Notice hereby gwen Mayor such casa
atty Of the CITY Of NevYor pursuant 70 The s
made and sroysd that the Mayor AdefInn a in 5e So
Of the CITY York a,end TO make an ssa FERN q lbs
s.d Court to be hsld Al tho City Hail rs S % 10 oosnnz d
..saraay the 9o day OF s,s.r Counsel heard
for The appointment Commissioners o. @ sstsp: Of thu In
IN ne aD, l .nipr Of ssvsaty Esg;h street. from Iata Ave
TL iTsnue 10 The Nussssnth " ARD Oh saa NY, ~
nus 70 a 80, ri aid City BY virtue OF an Act saasd AZ
aPen me touch the laying odi OF sss ana
A. CO. Of New Yofk, and for ohsr purposes pAsbse
s is7 aEERY DAVIES. coansslto tbs copotahee
0atsA Hsg York, October IL, 100" " "
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DHTHIsTRAToR's sALE-In pursuance OF orfer Of the
"A Hen w Bradford suogats OF the Comfy OF "a
Renwc Administrator OF all and singular the goods, chse ana
credits WILLIAM REHWICK lata the City OF New IoE
AZ pubc auction Merchants Exchange IN us
City Of tia 9th dsy Of January ns1 4. iWs's ea
loon the following described real estate o. which tbs sara
All hat piece pscs OF land in she @
~ the nunbar rs1s Ges BOMBED Sy
Broadway sastsy by lott go soagsy ey ~. ri IN d.oh 10
1T 34s; beng width front aES rear % 1901 AIu
feet and Il own as So Broadway. -. ro,rb vy.,s +
the CIV New York commencing pom. ga the IGalse
distant s. .ai he soathsr .do
ca ~ @ nne from point: sasfJ along the 'outhsi de
5 Ct Jane, seoIss sh'nee along
Id lands 81 inch hanco westerly s't 4cas aad asIs
Is nchts, to tie Pffe Of ooEnfs 'o'
hs coar certain the Eighth Ward Of ,sia cY
nsnshed Hos 1885, 49, $751; on map Of lands ostoa.GSh
as Anthony 'Pens bounded sa'.f Toa q sa
d 500 northo by No. 64 Containing foot and rear feet
and 30 feet len each :s By tia asss Rubsrs OF s
10 ,hoss certain loo Of land Eighth w.td CT the @
Nov YORK beg nnn in tho d:anes 81 a fee;
norery tie nohesstsB of Grsen~ch and Cans.
RAINING hsaca northey aoa street - s'
inchesi heucs sssry right angles 70 6rssnwch street ~ ss
theucs sou,hsy line pL:ae TO rssnw Sttst' % eet
hss wsstsy fest pacs Of 5sEiunrkJ saoT8 as
numbers 49, and erssnTct -s;rsst ~ =,
All lot Of iald the stasn'r " ara o. J,
No ~ soutasy by and easteIy by ot No ~
With fol. and and 81 s' y rcas' u 1sPi5
All parcel Of land tie s1ssnh Ward OF re
"a s,8 10 e., westerly from vss,FrB Of Seventh
a'.uao running noshof II hao Pa'a. 70 'has','fss
eysnue 50 FEET nall LchI sn5rcs sastsfJ OF hre
,,ps TO siItssn..rss 100 fst the westerly Ina OF tia
Te1th sYsuus thence soathsy along tbs sans sat inches
In. Lands Of Jonu Astor thence westerly about u sa
and hs touths along SAID aads 10 the 1ohsry IHa o! sB
teertA thence wsstery along ms same - sss c1ss
..t Lht sad Sxtsenh Ward ofA Acy es
ginning at point The :9uths ds OF SH:ssqt street. s,is
m fset the westerly linz q Seventh iasncs
ou,bsrly on lao paaa ssvsuia 100 feet inches
5epcs westerly parallel stsuth sa. fhancs aore
civ on Inns parallel Seventh avsuao 100 fse inchss 70 e
.d ns Of hsucs esztsr aong sac 'Hee' -
ice .toths pl1cs Of ceEIrnlnS .,.s
SIDE OF Sixteenth ssEs POINT 2o ices aatef rom .n'
po,th astsry corner Seventh ana sIss1h ans
rs tb.fs s,..r 7s ihancs uohery a ass fncnes
hsrcs westerly fats Ioahsy So fast nsAs' 70 ~
t csrt1p water o mills arscss4 thereon ssastsa
NJ Eirybrdgs Ia s1sen.h Ward oil tie city Of ROW on
snts containing breadth on a1e1
e spuytsn Duyrs Creek 100 fact ana tas -
Et,ofhs CORPORATION tbs from high Tatef @h
Loz w.ar New York, Nov. u. 1850 , WIZ,
mas Jams JOHN z. DEyELlN, Proctor, II y" ~.
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WINDOW SHADES.

WIN1DolWn :. sHADE Sf,:,, SILT TOE coR
,hont hrnisanp their windows with the above articles
viii ind at J. C. WOODFORD,S, &5 Broadway the
largest and best assortment IN the city several new sya
CURTAINS Drapery Tasses Loops Pins Bands ConceA
&c Families purchasing Of the subscriber may Tey "a P m
6ort or manufacture Merchants buying al wholesale VIII
ind it decidedly their advantage 70 call before purcne
ing elseWhere j. c. WOODFOkD. 90 hroanWay. S.nu
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MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING, whole
I'VE sale and retail al VERY LOW PRICES. The sub
eeriber JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Fultonst invites his
friends end tho public 10 bis Fall and Winter stock OF cot
MENTS, equal in every respect The best custom work
Also, over 500 pieces Of FASHIONABLE GOODS, which
will be made order in style that cannot be surpassed
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
nj 2meodqF JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Futon-st.
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FHNO TEACHERS.-Very rare oppor-
Il unics now offer to suitable candidates for becoming
successors TO some of the popular and successful
Teachers of the age, who about retiring from bus
mess From $1,000 $4,000 may be probably invested
in Male and Female BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOLS
In City and Couutry from which fortunes have been realz
ed Apply early fun aud postpaid personally possible
10 the q. 5. School Agency, 293 Broadway.
n27StWTh&St L. II. WlLCOX Proprietor.
A LADY who has had many years ex-
L "A perience in teaching the Piano. Forte having
few hours al her disposal wishes take
Pupils to instruct ETHEREAL their residences or her own
Address +. s, Tribune Office. nil linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Surrogate Of he Coal5
New York, notice is hereby ggon al PsIsoss hs,p "a
against CALVIN COTTON, late CT the City Of q
bnder deceased 10 present the sans with vouchers
subscribers Office Of Edward C. cAaP'n NO - 'o9
City Of New YORK. On or befofs ne t.s ~ La az 10
Dated EsW Yotk tbs twenty sIth dsy Of yun' .a
S''' EDWARD C. CHAPis, Admiass."
,.a1 f,vsmTb- SUSAN h. COTTON, AdminlshhRL
IN PUsUAECE Of order ofse sunokas Of The c2any 10
York notice is hereby gwen 70 all persons ~ ,Ta
.rsmst CHARLOTTE GOMEZ lats Of the Cty Of ss,,yIz
gdoy deceased present the sans, NTH 'ogensS
~ .nbscr5srs al the Office OF Henry Hendfcks, NO II snE
he Cfy ofEsw York on before the twsnty Gfn dsy
ar-Datsd New Yorf tho sineteenth day Of Jans lsoh
-' HENRY HENDRICKS, (rrsgs5n
AARON GOMEZ,
.q0f,w5usTh InELIEE GOMEZ E1sca1i
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INSTRUCTION.

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW
The ne x Term win commence on the of January Sys-
tenn essentially new giving thorough practical as vel as
theoretical education, the assumption maj me Af as
fore admission TO the Bar. Hence beside thorough cr
cal elaborate daily Rotations constant drills In e1tepore
speakng historical and literary debates legal arguments
The trial and argument of causes with Witnesses and
all the features the real in which The pupil is taken
over the whole grouna OF the practice, among the ex
ercises of the School Expenses moderate. catalogue
and circular stating particulars by request directed
(post- paid 10 J. w. FOWLER, president
n28 eodD & SW III & 3tW
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Observation-Disclosures Y. RUS

h NLVVO IIV4N'- IV1hANVINJ i W.
Bl SELL Professor Of Elocuton in the Mercantile III
brary Associations and Brooklyn Female Academy and In
sructor in ElocuoR in the Andover Theological Semina-
ry Mass and at several other Literary Institutions In New
England respectfully that he is prepared TO ill.,
s,ruc, those who wish 10 study this Art
MIR r. would refer 10 reconmendatory letters from his
numerous and pup and the Presidents aud Pro-
iessors Of many of the principal Literary Institutions in
New England New York, and New Jersey, Also, to his
father Professor WILLIAM RUSSELL Principal of the Nler
rimack Normal Institute N H. Rev BARNAs SEARS. D. D..
Secretary Of The Board of Education, Mass Hon HENRY
BARNARD Commissioner of Public Schools Conn, Hon.
ELISHA r. POTTER, Commissioner of Common Schools,
Rhode Island.
Of University Grammar School, Rev. S. P. PARKER Rev
A A. WooD DR. j, w. FRANCIS Misses GIBSON, Bond-sl.,
II. II TuCKERMAN, ESQ., Newly York. aud to Rev. DR.. Cox,
Rev DR. SpENsER Rev Mr.. SToRRs, Prof ALoNzo GRAY,
and A CRITTENDEN, NJ A. Brooklyn.
Mr. r. nslrucs individuals, Classes Reading and Faml,
ly Circee private residences and al his rooms No 85
Broadway.
TERms-For course of ten private lessons of hour
each, $500. For class OF ten MEMBERS s., 90 each
n26 lmeodh
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DUBOIS q WARRINER, Piano-Forte
lIMakers, 3l5 BROADWAY NJ MIG linz

DIANO-FORTES.-Y.F,H ARRISON,
u o Canast offers for sale splendid assortment Of
rosewood PanoF of octaves, with the latest I'M
proveinens, and at the lowest Manufacturers prices
n1il LINZ
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an tho Surrogate Of tao coais
ARew York hereby gwen to all pefsoa hh -
.zanst Rsv IRA N ALLEN late the City ofEsW Yos d0s
present the With vouchers thereof 10 the sgeSs.
CITY Of KewYotE on before ths twenty rd day A2dt-
DasJ New YORK the sixteenth day Of October 1880.
A. B. CAPWELL, Adroini,ft,on
oil lhv6a'Th AMASA ALLEN, :
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THELLOWs' OPERA HoUsE-Hall

u Of Lyrcs AZ Broadway next door to the Uymplc.-
OK and viii continue open EVERY NIGHT during
he week FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERATRoUPE,
Comprising company Of IA talented and efficient per-
formers, Under the direction Of j. B. FELLOWS Con
cert TO consist of Songs Duets Glees, Qqarettes Cno
masses Reereins &c &c Burlesques on Italian Opera,
Dutch DIN Instrumental Solos and Ethiopian Dances'
Admission Is cents DooB open concert at II O'CLOCK
Afternoon concert Wednesday and Saturday, conEneec-
ing nj o'clock. ~
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COOKING STOVE.-The

4 RARLOR COOkINN- SIOF E. Nb
attention of the public is invited to the above entirely
new article constructed the airtgh principle and
ranged for burning either wood or coal II is splendid
cagtron paror stove with large SIZE oven and i has al
Nurseries Lu Easements and for persons who obliged 70
cook in their sitting rooms it's just the article that need
which is universally admitted 10 be the best baking stove In
the market the Gem of Troy splendid srce Win f
sock Parlor Hall and Office Stoves and spendid Russia
iron Drums be found in this City, at the stove
Factory, 353 new umber Grand,s opposite Essex hisF
ket An Stoves warranted as represented CONS
Of 2meOoN N, u. COhI.
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CORPORATION NOTICE:

t0pp0RAIIos HoTIcE-Pubhc rotes hsf s.s' u ~
J.J or ovners occupant or occupants OF a. . ~ ksA
80 Or nulnproysd lands afeetsd thereby, taa ~ as
ip.,n1sa:. haze been completed By The Assessor, iyIR
= afscs of the Bureau Of Asssss1ens tot -
20 isssrested viz: For building sewer 70 "s+' "a 8, ~
s.sF the narthsry line Of Was 10 and CONNECTING ~
IN Maden ,ns The hints embraced 81 sacI 800 I5i ~
81 Ispd sstuated both sides Of Wstsfs ala .5ss ~
Pearl II between Wallet and Ha'5snlsne On w N asS
between Pearl Water sl3 on The soalAehy s
st. From: and Water sts All persocs 70 Is 0P1s
.fect4d 81 ths named Asssasnr9ts sh' 5ss
the .sme or ser Of them, requested 70 HH 80
N writing the undersigned, 81 taeu saes DS
A.sesstneuts Street Depstmsot Nor Is ~ sSfT A~
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC W.
nis lnt afaH
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HARDW

U AMPS-S75, 0O0.-Having added large
and best selected stock be found in this city, CON
Sitting Of all the styles Of LAMPS for lard, oil
camnbene spirit and phosgene gas Also hail. and
oher lanterns girsudoes, chandeliers candeebras, table
cutlery fancy ornaments &c &C. oil csphene spirit gas,
nhospene gas wicks giasses &C
BJ1st received, large lot of very beautiful China
Vases all OF which will be sold cheaper than al any other
bomsa in Iris city Goods loaned for parties.
''u'4 - CHARLES FULLER, 273 Greenwlch-st.
~ 9n+ between Warren and Chambers
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nEpARTMENr OF REPAIRs. AsD sU = ).

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS ASD sU y =
bESGIHE BUILDERS sea5sa ~ srpphss stssasrs T.
"s. .aa Of s.@ City sa Mocha .a.s s r.
a. which tune they viii bs Pas5cS ~ h on siuI " ~
scent a'ss oss es sad % :. st y ~
payment a such pree 'h4 y ~ ss5as t5s - ~
sas sla: ssy ri y 90 ias 2
.oesiEcation Of The work r'qunea g. n 81 Ct E''
81 6snsIfr,ert No 81 EHiAbsthas ,b,, ace ,.sysssl
FBIBank estimates esI e IS a. csGr Of gsps
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TEI4EGR APH.


VUNO TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
IL THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PR0VINCES-The subscriber would reespecIs
fully give notice that he has opened rooms at III Bread
way New-York for the purpose of keeping constantly on
sale Wire Registers Magnets Insuators, Zines Porous
Cups, Tumblers, Acids Protectors, olmseads Battery,
Guttn Percha and River Wire and every description OF
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS,
At Manufacturers prices.
The advantages the Companies in having room OF
this kind obvious to require moments consdea-
ton and tits sincerely hoped they will extend to it their
SUPPORT All valuable improvements will be added 10 the
stock possible Orders viii be puncua1y al
'A4N- - NoRTONs TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
o12 SatTukTbtf III Broadway, New-York
O,RIELLY,S TELEGRAPH LINES,
W connecting with ali sections Of the United States
General Office 8l Broadway. Open from in the morning
iii II al night Visitors Newfork who are accustomed
to lransacng business with the ORiey Lines in any sec
lion of the United States will find to their interest TO leave
their dispatches this Office 10 insure prompt and correct
transujssiop ie6 Il
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NRANCTS HARRIS PRINTING ES-

ELNhA MILD 11Ahl > ISl1N L Inv E.lC~
Il TABLISHMENT, Thamesst New-York,
Broadway and adjoining Trinity churchyard-The sub
scrber executes every description Of letter press PRINT
ING in the most elegant manner being provided with all
The beautiful types, borders ornaments cuts &c &c and
the most improved presses and other machinery in use at
the present day.
EreRsurate with the labor and Stock employed.
Prices lust and uniform No printer In the city does or
can rate his WORK at lower comparative prices
The CRY cheap printing may be construed shabby PRINT
ina There many grades OF excellence IN ms arr as
in any oiher each which should have ts graduated price,
though the fact be little recognized In the commu
n!ty There be less taste and less Judgment In re-
spec 10 this than other OF the fashions OF refined life
How common the vulgar expression Any kind OF print
ing will answer; the money spent ls thrown away"
How many merchants give their orders for printing to a1y
ineran SOLICITOR who would kick pedar OF merchandise
out of their
CARDS-A great hue and cry has been made about Gard
Printing as il it separate branch OF the printing
business The truth is, Cards. and almost every descnp
ton OF II printing executed better iand-press
than on any machine that has ever been substituted Never
heess tie advertiser has of the best Gard Presses
ever invented and win print Cards at all prices TO suit the
wishes Of customers.
ACCOUNT BOOKS made TO pattern, and any kind OF
RI LING and BINDING attended 10.
f. H. has had more than twenty years experience In
every department The Printing business including the
Newspaptr Book Job and Stereotypng departments and
is fully competent perform contracts IN thorough and
satisfactory manner. no oL'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

TENO LET-Rooms, large and small, over
IL our presen, store-enuauce In Dey-st-suilable for
Offices lades and professions Possession given hrst OF
December until the first of May Rent low.
nLstt D. APPLETON & co. 1871 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an ordsr Of tee sar5ogsIs o. ss @
Sew Ye eo!fs hsssy vse 70 q fs u ssrf
1sas ~ II. .a. VIII vouchers hsrso e., 80
Ger Al his Office 10 Nassau s.res ne C o. lev
Before the twenty nth day OF Fsefua1y 'sA--D
80 Day Of Ag5q 5 i JAMES rHAYER, Pabhc Adr-ss
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NgECHANIC'S HALL, 472 Broadway,
| koue arsnd.aL-OPENE EVERY NIGHT during the

week until further notice ,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,onp
undey the management Of L. F. CHRlSTY, whose Con
ces in this city succession Of four years nave oeen
Tereived with favor by highly respectable and fashionable
nndiepces Tickets d cts Doors open at ST. commence
at7S The patrons of Chrsy's Ministries are respectmE
informed that the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts VIA
he discontinued for the future. III LII
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, 70 Prince-st.-One Par
4 MATCHED BAY HORSES, is hands high, , years
old past stylish drivers well broke harness yery desT
able pair for families Also, Two Single Horses 10 hahas
high Bavs more than common travellers, wei broke 10
single and double harness at very reasonable prces Can
and gee for EOurselYes. H-oot
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PATENTS.

TgyTTTLE'S PATENT BABY JUMP
Il ERS-The Mothers blessing and child's dehght-
producing health strength, growth hne forms ana HAPPY
Dispositions Many improvements have been effected oy
the Of this degha affair End Pc eos g. G ae
wards For sale wholesale and retail, by the inventor T.
W FUTILE at MS splendid Emporium oi Fancy G t
S45 Broadway vi lHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

ITO LET-The LECTURE ROOM Of
the Society Library Building, corner of Broadwa and
Leonard-st for Sabbath days. Apply TO THOMAS D
MILLER, 81 GreenW1ch-st oN7 lAl
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E7REEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN

II INIEI-I3 Y I INNI4TI
r minutes, insured by BRYAN'S PULMONIC WA
FERSA single dose ofthis extraordinary remedyis guar
aneed to give immediate relief IN all cases coughs colds
all diseases of the lungs or the money will be returned
They are pleasant 10 the TASTE unfaing in the effect and
States and Europe. Price Is cents Sold by Druggists
generally Wholesale Depot in NewYork 275 Hudson-st,
A. TURNBULL, Agent
wholesale agent wanted In each OF the principal cities
throughout the Union Orders addressed TO The proprietor
j. BRYAN Rochester n Y tpostpad,) will meet with
attention. Mi Inn
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DlCKED UP, in Long Island Sound. a
4 ROW BOAT, with her slern torn out, nearly new,
white bottom and green waist, about ID feet keel The
Office i |. MI NJ
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WATER CURE.

MATER CURE INSTITUTE-CTTY
Wv and COUNTRY.-Dr; TRAIL receives Patients EN- al al
the commodeus City establishment Is LBlghtst ana al
Oyster Bay l.. /. Communication daily between these
nlsces by seamboatand railroad General Practice attend
al In Consultations So. h<o IN
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Washing without Rubbing, by the use of the wonderful
NNTASH COMPOUND. prenared by

NNTASH COMPOUND, prepared by
Wv MADAME BEAvELT, PATENT LAUNDRESS.
I'm compliance with earnest requests, MADAME BEA-
BEK, her celebrated compound for WASHING WITH.
OUT RUBBING or pounding. The great popularity Of
her system of EASY WASHING is well known This
compound enables person do large washing IN
Short time inuring The clothes, making them white
az snow Sold In bottles containing enough for several
waihings) III each Liberal discount to dealers
Sold by Grocers and Druggists generally. Send orders
with the cash. free OF postage TO s. TOUSEI, Agent C6
Nassau.st NeW-Y York. mr. 9Th
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

" ALL ADLE ANU roIV '1aA
' A FARM in the Town of Yonkers Westminster
County l3 miles from New York. and about mile from
the Railroad Dep6s of the Harlem Railroad at Fordham or
Williams Broge, and about the same distance from me
Hudson River Road Said Farm contains 80 acres OF good
land well fenced, principally with stone wall There are
Dwelling with Barns and & On F le
Trees and possesses several neverfailng Springs OF
Water toveooks the Valley of the Harlem River ana
commands an extensive and beautiful view II IS bounded
Nv t,ro nmbr roads so that it is well suited either for
oentemans residence or for cutting up into lots OF or
acres each PostOce, Stores Churches and Schools are
Syhin circuit of half mile The land s of high historical
interest il was the site OF Fort Montgomery and relics OF
te times which tried mems sos are frequently brought
to light by the poughslare The Farm is worthy of aen
ton, and will prove ahargaln ,. d.. 80,
The Farm win be sold purchaser or III three equal
pnrs each part having road fronts enc on the Old
Boston Turnpike the other on the Old Albany Turnpike
Road. r.,,rc cOrr cop
NEIJUS BERRIAN, Fordham, Westcheser County or
Of HENRY C. WATSON, 25l Broadway, up stairs
n26 2weods
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NR- N. BEDORTHA of New Leba
& pnon Springs Is now at his WATER CURE Estab.
lshment So Flh-sl. Troy. NY, n2% lWD<W
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GELLIN OFF THE ENTIR E
- STOCK-Boots Brogans Caters, Buskns and Rub
hers al 32 Grand-st. of Orchard-sE N Y Late
Richards L Bishops old establishment M Inns
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DTLGRIM,s PROGRESS.-NOW
III OPEN AT WASHINGTON HALL. 1913 BROAD
WAY near Houston St the Panorama of BUN4ANS Pill.
GRIM'S PROGRESS. Doors open at Ito commence al
II O'clock Ambulance, so Cents-Chldren half price
Family Tickets admitting persons, 81. Tickets TO be o.
tanned at the Bookstores and at the doo[. .
An Afternoon Exhibition on WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAYS at O'Clock. MO |"
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INDIAN FAIR.-On Monday, 25th
inst for the benefit of two Indian Missionaries
return to their Native Tribe Fair will open at the Steam
Ice Cream Saloon Chatham-s There WIN be large as
sortnen of Fancy Articles and Indian Cuosnes Tor SAFE
together with all kinds Of Refreshments, &c
Admission Free No II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

r PRIVATE SALE.-The two story
IN brick House and Lot known As Roosevet-st also
the brick front House and Lot known p Chesnut-st
Also the brick front House and Lot known as 39 ThId-st
For price terms and further particulars OF the above ap-
pyto ANIhOsl j.. Dhr15 I 49, ~,
p1 IIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

U ETTER FILES.-The Patent LEAF
A4HOLDER, an entirely new style OF LETTER FILE,
for holding Leter Invoices Bile or other papers Tor con
yenen reference believed to be far superior to anything
now in use for that purpose Those requiring such an ar
Gle are requested call and examine FGr sale wholesale
and retail by the Agents for New York City
o26 BELL 4 GOULD, Sationers, &c, 1913 Nassau'si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

NVOR SALE.-A great business stand,
II store building and dwelling, and stock Of goods or
would be disposed Of separately il wanted that manner
Building prime order and located in very dourshing VII
lace on the Hudson River cash business in null operation
and established for many years The owner being in bad
health obliged remove South but would remain IN the
nlace long enough to his influence for the concern APP
P NJ l,neod4 695 Broadway N. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

a GIG FOR SALE.-A strongly built
IA Cir newly trimmed aud painted and in perfect ru1;
ming order suitable for Physicians or other bus mess VIII
be sold low al 6 Manhattan-place, near En-sI. NO ~