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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
ITALY.


Yhc tlunYrsl between Rome and Piedmont
TURIN Thursday, sepLl9,
To the Editors Of the Mao York Tribune;
have nothing decisive TO announce to you with
regard to the pending difficulty between this Gov
ernment and the Roman Church. The only fact is
that Pine has not yet returned from Rome,
though he was said 70 be repealed by the Pope and
an official audience re(ased him, 1t il said that
that was only demonstration on the part of the
Holy Father by way Of showing bis sense of the
conduct Of the Sandman Government and that,
having made it, be caused to be gignied 20 the
departing Envoy that after all, he had perhaps
better stop awhile and try the good OF little pa.
LAYER.
The higher clergy of this country have also made
demonstration which can scarcely fail to have
como eilecs on the question The Bishops Of Eos.
aano, Mondoy, Pinerolo, Carneo, Alba and Saluzzo,
and several other influential priests, have held
conference at Villanoyeta, the result of which Is
memorial TO the Hoy See, asking it to agree 10 the
ecoaldi law, and 70 all the other reforms proposed
BY the Government ia the rolationa Of TIE Church
ard State, The ground on which thiR is urged is
the danger OF schism-shero being according to
the memorial land according 50 fact, as l know a
iASo OpGS VI tuS C'cl 6y 6NO 81 Win eu1 QVfG4u
ment and are decidedly for reform Copies Of this
memorial have been sent 20 prelstss and priests
rot present at the Conference, that such IS think
beat may sign it.
1t is only six months since theue same men held
a conference at which they joined In 8 protest
Sganst this very law and bssousht the opposition
thereto of the See of Rome. Suoh complete con,
version in SO abort time excites distruSt tbs lib
eISl journals see in it trickiah msneuyer, though
they cannot say exactly what is concealed behind
it. For my part incline to believe ii genuine and
to think shese Bishops have opened their syes to
the dangers into which they have plunged shei.
Church by their unwise resistance 70 the spirit or
the times and the will Of the nation
Archbishop Ftanzoni il still in prison, but hasn't
& bad time OF it according to ali accounts BE mas
there bis own cook who gets up for MIN dinners
which would make the mouth of an epicure water
not bad thing for one who has vowed to de,
spise she good things OF this life and the delights Of
the nesh, in order to devote himself exclusively 10
eternal realities and the cure of souls Ike true
servant OF Him who had not where 30 lay his head,
Alas, how far and how readily the priesthood Of
all Churches depart from their own teachings, 70
say nothing Of the word aud the spirit OF the Mas
ter whose doctrine they forget 70 illustrate
Yours, MO
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Mh'saehp' cite WING Nonn. maa q,,a M,

nNySg
srocxetIpce ass "Wednesday oe'9 1885,
TIE Wbjer ofihe Seventh Congressional Districs
yrs,in Convention at Hnsdale, to select Sucoes-
-, n the Hon. Julius Rock well in The SD Con.
ere.s. 1t WAS numcrossiy attended, and T. more
sojd and disct rnipg body OF Wing yeomanry have
seldom seen. Justly did Mr. Rock veil express
feeling Of honest pride in his conssisuency.
several candidates werein thu Geld but on the
frat belot, the choice fell upon Gel. j. I Coop
RICH, Of Stochbrdse, vito wsB then unanimously
declared to be the nominee for the next Congress.
The Wing party may rejoca in the result, since, il
elected, and we mean to do it .rumpIsntty) Col.
g. viii prove valuable accession TO the present
able Representation Of our State aud worthy 5uc'
ceaoor to tie presens incumbent, whose renown
ia OF the ire asugea Of our CouEtEy.
Col G has il him the elements OF an extenelye
uaefuness He is well acquainted with the poll
tics Of our country, ardent, perseverlng aad Ide'
fatigable in whatever he undertakes. For the lsst
ten cara he has been nanfuly battlog with 20,
verle fortune, snd has sustained himself noby and
chseYfuly against diHcultie8 that you'd nave
crushed The ms jority Of men The country hasyet
to hear more OF Col Goodrich, and me electors Of
the Seventh District are confident that 10 VIII
prove Legislator of whom they vi eoI De
ashamed Yours truly,
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AI,CFp rNSTTTUTP.

OoARDING SCHOOL Fox soy5 &C rarsu 81 n
D-Fhe WINTERS term Of this school viii commeaee or ne
hYst TUESDAY Of November and con1ue Fs monhs. Fha
course Of niuucior eunrsoef every branch lha enri
ino thorough EDglsh classical and mathematical % -
TOR together WITH The French German and Soen'ah Ian
gupges Lessons IN vecz nuslc sad % the piano am #
gan are gives by IN scc0n 2,hsd Getmsu ptos'sor |hsu
desired Expeuie for Ir3 and iuHau IN all ,hs ave
named b-suches, except music, $00 per term Of re
months The FOL owing Eeaemen institute ma sea u
eyrlr,i,s civ davoed n the Interests Of lhs school;
Rev E. W. ANOsEW3 y fI,ncipiss :, o.,o.i
FB0TICu a a (Irecuale OF the Un.YeFsiy OF
France Pesctee OF German sud FRENCH
senor r. DE MARTI ofCuba. Feacaer OF sPANAH'
K THElSB Of Germany Isschef 81 1uA'S'
NuuheT Of scholars Limited 10 - g, ,.,..4 a.
Circulas coDa ming collaboration car o. o9'an9a a,
Marx Il Nes man Co e book store 1913 BROAD Tay, y.
~ sppiicat n 10 ihs Principal Cornwall Conn ola nc
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DnRCKLAIN PAINY-For lhe tnLerlor Of p

DORCBLAIN PAINY-For the tnleror Of private
usnlions, publc buildings, steamers, &c, when sp,
piled 10 tbs wood work wals ceilings unlike all other
sppcsiions II creales body as sod rs sone and pol
Ian Ms msrbie and Ia effected by any atmosphere
VIII retain coofs (Which very biillan) ana polish
for years Reference TO the mAnsons &c finished with
this beautiful article OF VIM Cbsuncey ESQ le5 81 Msrss
place; Rev, J o. Abbot, SPRINGER Institute Uaiou.
rquelei Freuch's Hoiel. opposite City Hal; & 6lach
ford. Fac. SO Clntoc.plnce Rev. ". d. Btdweu, lS2
Twehh'sI; j. &. Hall, Esq Is srevoor place; Steo5ns
Co jewellers, 264 Broadway Office OF The original Ia.
ventorR and sole propIieors SIS Broad and S9 Slice
eTu JOANBON X LEE.
N Ceilings sad walls that are cracked and otherwise
deseed can be polished Ike marble hiding al dsfscts
nl9
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News FROM TExAs-Th French side OF the
RetO Orleans Bee contains rhe following: VS.
had the pleasure yesterday to meet Col ]. w.
WALTON, the envoy extraordinary Of sae General
Government 10 the Governor OF Pexss FOR me our
pose OF informing him OF the passage OF ths bill
inro'ation 10 The limits OF that S.Ste, The Colonel
mere, snd that 1t would ps approved ny large
mslouty The Governor recsived Col Wstoa
" every posaihle regasd, aud declared to him
NAV hs would nterpoae obstacle 10 tn. jus. and
F e compromise. The proclans ION of the
- eoS4oslss ,ha Legjoissueo 10 ex,-aosd
hafy aeas'1u' mp1' sNye been ssae3 by his time.
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The Fuaittvc slave Agitation.

Meetings continue TO be held in the adjacent
towns attended in large numcers by the colored
people, and others who symptthize with them in
their peril under the new Fugitive Slave Bill.
meeting took place in Brooklyn Taeadsy night and
and another in WilliamsbUrgh Wednesday night
at which JAMES HAMLET, who Was rep1rchesed
rom bondage at Baltimore, after being captured
and taken there under the new law, was received
with grea. enthusiasm. Eloquent speeches were
made in denunciaton OF the atrocty of the conspi'
raoy againat human liberty, Of which HAMLET was
The Grst victim. There can be nc doubt that the
direct and immediate effect Of this law is going to
be greatly to augment the intensity OF the anti
Slavery sentiment in the Northern SsGtes and that
it will do 30 the more just il proportion 10 the Vi
cor with which the Southern alayeholders prose
cute tho enforcement of The law. If they doin'
deed fear sgtation, lettbem remain very cautious
at home. That will be the very beat method TO
preserve peace end harmony, and ell that. few
more such visits az THAI Of the csptcrs Of Hamlet
TO the Free States will inspire spirit in large
portion OF the community here which it will be dill
6cut 10 restrain.
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wush,nason Count, Nbig NomsuatioAs'
Correspondence OF The ft0une

GU!Etip0no eDCe u 1ho AttOuho
Urros VILLAGE, Friday, Oct IL
II. GKEE1GY-Dear Sir Yesterday ne Wigs
Of old Washington County held avery large aud
enthusiastic Convention. JOSEPH Porter, Esq
Of Whitehall wss nominated or District Attorney
and H. BoYD for Member of Congress. The
rs.olutiors tAirmed in strong terms the original
rsiss and t}stFern, viz. A Protective FarH, River
and asrbor Improvement, Opposition - Ezsen-
sion Of Slavery IL isgor Of positive pr2hlonon by
Copgtess, reerot,ing the eAciuslon 0! the Jeher'
sonl9n PIoviso from lhs Territorial! bills; in favor
Of the adm ssioo Of New.Mexico ami Useh as
STATES with free Cousutusons, warmly approving
of the course Of Senator SEWARD; rebQalng tae
Boilers and indcrsog The action and resolutions Of
tho mfioriiy o. ;he Syracuse Convention, Aod
nromisLpg HUNT big Que. Ia short the old " hlg
platform W ga re affirmed without dissenting voice.
TIC Fugitive Slave Law YES condemned,
and the Convention did not concur in she nonHnA'
ton of Boyd for Coagresa ill his sentiments on
oil these matters we're ia black and whi'ep'oduced
10 tto Convention, committing him fully 70 all the
foregoing resolutious
Two Yostmeblers aud one xPectaut Ia TIE 00ln'
ty sympsthize with Abe Bosers. VIZ anal 90 The
tair thing gud tho Barnburners mean 20 help US
Yours, &c,
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There are two vacancies in TIE present Congress
in the Massachusetts delegation, and in that Of
Pennsylvania, to be filed. State and local ofioars
are 10 be elected az she ssmo tins with the Con.
ereaamen In some OF these States.
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A9sCaEAI429 OLD ESqABLEsaED LARgY
EssgORE. Catherine sL-Iha proprietor bege to IL.
orm he public thsi ne continues 10 manufacture every de-
5crpton nf CsmpEene Tampa and hal in addition 10 hs
socA ne has Eoecie for he Rsl B3s Ereai vggistg
" srcy solar Gnd gluid Lamps, arRnsolso C4pdslshr
&c which he osers 81 ha loHoEt Fcssibis pCie5x.
a. Fife lrads ssPF.iad witt 8s;sSass at tae zarks'
price sEis 2a*
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MALE BoAkplva SCHOOL AT WILTON CONN.

sEgRaONs wishing Information Of his School sfs re.
apectuy IL 'i,ed TO peruse its circulars with uSnea Oh
patrons 90 whom reference e Dede
7he schca be conveniently visited h he Nav Ya'k
and New. Haven RSirosd n cb sfords al opportunity -
fcturn TO toe city .h6 ssme day.
The pumher OF PUZZLE during be Sumner ma be9n $bout
50, mostly from Il Gig,
BOYS cIdsr II yasrE n age So rscsFed 81 H per qAt
i-r WI e1tra charges
CfcaGs car ma Z! 1873 Bro4d ay, 70 Eey and 6s
Chshsm-sI =. Y
An Interview can had With Af Witt at 90 Broad'
way. on each Tuesday Gclobt fsom lz'o o cfocS
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PROPOSALS.


'R0ToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. Rotilta, rarS, Oct 3,
g ls5O-TO SEWER BUILDERS-S-a5d proposals. ndorscdi
Proposal- street vii he received the 9ics
A7ueduct Department until Monday October H. 4tj
O'Clock P Ito Guild siItist the building
second the Elstery has rhi length about o6l
feet Tie and specifications Of the aud all attenuation a
application tla Water Plr7eyOfi
a. ;6s EiCH0iAS DEAN President cFo;on Aqa9dGct
Dspar meat % -os
aR9 and a W. 5e5oo ., aoa,9 5 \
EDMUND HURRY 80 "A Wast Until lie 18Th INST separate
nm 5et. and seats .1f3 he carpenters Fofk, embracing
benches platforms. closets &c Particulars made Ano"a oy a2PF
n 10 COMMISSIONER sed laspecors Of tbs HardNss tgs
Get +,!So4
g7P0T0Y 49UEDUcT DEPARTMENT, RorUNDA, PARK
| 0c,-sr s s50TU SEWER BUILDERS Sealed proposaisi
iSo,.s5 Prcps.al rebuilding r@el7;A-t "l be
yy,rsiay oct H. VI Taxa and r. ouId tbs
sri- Teutet from point near tie eastefy Ire o. SKIN AZ
.l-+a.s1zs o6 lie wo-k ~ at0rlatoa
'- NICHOLAs DEAN,
l0t President Gfataa sG1rinc' t@psriaaai
-,vPFrT DEPARTMENT. No Han Of R.roris.-s-aIsi Pc
- III De received ta- street C-ranoers or4 until
Tiey Oc.ober ~ s Rezae ard Grade Fifty amir
eaton -rz7 spp-an &c IL Contract CLARK Of tas
De e3 va JOHN BoDGE, tcoun.soqsf
-,.-pgE-I DEPARTMENT, 10 E4i Fseeorgs-os4sa pr
p pzl. a. The street ta-salers 3l5le Ini
49, l5 ID b. 3s,t aud 8i - and the 9th md mi
,-.res ps ,g iIHuus be mad
apFstoo Contract CD d liz Department Otnb-r
$50 ro71 JOHN DODGE street ea'nra=siohsr.
-trRFFf DEPARTMENT, S0 aALl. or r. 20 RD5-seael
- proposals u received a. the Street. IN
II Tuesday OCT 81 $50 ii t1rest= aas pare
side hr5lta tit sidewalks regulate
and srsse 20 Pt- SPECIFICATIONS and III N.
-, y. s=g-
&<szlHGa-fsfe5 sput 5-uH-s fsusl g 10 sg fgeass
~ srrr ,-.z t'icH - elcse fofsz. -grse
srss zf.t 5tt.ET aEzREcF sot ID seetf-,'
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oLnBTrAD'g PAPnNP sTOVEs

44LLz, cAURcAss, sroREs PARLox,, o5FIeEs, Ao.
,'HE SUESCRiEGR ~ould call The attention OF !hoSo
4 rsri Of Stoves 20 Biz complete assortment OF The
Goai approved pa!eTEg Of heating and cooking Soyes
Also anuscnfor and d6sle Ia p.ln and JtpsHred Tin.
var Britannia Zrd general unshilR Goods RcA1
SeYs QrlsllenS z5d Srtriain{s gto7as ces5e3 ga
7s-sd 7ni 80 CT y 7.orf -ntca scd htss r5Eas.
kH0RER3
sEcc.@sor - q FIo&aGdgs,
sI} a. ~ =" slsf-s.
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SELECT soHc Oh FoK BOYS.

E2Y JOSEPH ". PIERsON.-fbs pexl sesllon Of ias
~ ach Of wN commence Toe lat Of MEMBER. 0ne
more ho5 will he received limited to eight,
7erms reasoraba. apply 10 STEPHEN h PERSON,
IS Hammond. Hsv BURoHARD ll3Thittcenth-
=, oil ST.
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LNMANURE BTgANDIES, lse Of Nienrs, Ptofs'sor
1Iof Psno snd Singing thoroughly familiar With inc
English French, Italian and GeimSn languages, possess
ing very expeditions method Of musical inssuciion rs.
specIiuy ofe1a hs services TO The pubic and schools OF
New ON and vciuiy. He IL ready 10 receive pupns
either al his residence, $50 Housionst Or shsif own.
FERNS mooerse Apply 2Sg tiousion 81 between sn6
ley Co,s music Sore 1877 Broadway References II re-
CURED cS lm'
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ELECTIONS Tie following liz. exhibits the cleo
ons to como off the present yesr in the States
mentioned, and the political character oi Tho pres
n. CnnsrasslnnRl daeRatilng
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DANCING.

az DANCING AOADEmY.-MAOAME Angus.
ca IA ST JAAEs has The honor 10 inform the ladiss
LlA and gentlemen Of Nsw-York, that she viii, 10y the
srh 18th OF October open Academy 10 .esch The ee.
Rsu Accomplishment Of Dancing IN all It's branches having
determined 10 retire from he Stage s1d devote nor entire
Tine and attenticn TO inluucion Ma3Rm Algqs,a has
made arrangements with her correspondeuls 81 Paris
Aessrs. Psrrot Coray, aazlller Ce!srus, 4ablc and
Sclo 10 receive I'll helr competitions FOR Q1adres
slresdy received German Dance called aoaou allo
Re DTeer and MsZmkR QasdTile She viii also leach all
Re Spanish and Havsn. Qugdrles Endeme Augu.ta
win be happy 10 make arrangements wi,h Principals OF
Ladies' Boarding Schools and viii attend private claIses
OF not less Ihau eight their residence Entire reliance
may placed by psrens aud guardians on her expsrsnce
capacity and discrimination mpau her pupils all he
gTIces Of Jh2t popular accomplishment Application TO be
uEde al her new dAncips r1omE, q Howa'd a. o!
8roat way, flom o'clock los o9 2ws
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gTlUTE CLUBS-Amaieurs OF the Finite wshlng TO
l. ion IN the private practice OF Tfos Duets &c wlla
vie,, their Improvement 10 tbs art OF playing haya rare
opportunity OF doing under the guidance OF expert
enced professor of that Instrument by app3ing 10 hm al
l48 spripg three doors OF Woos ers any sysnug
between aud o'clock. ole SiThShf
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az DANCING ACADENiY.-sIaNoR CHER.
co AkD thankful 4 kid patronage OF seaIop
- respectfully hees into.a hs pe.-oaa he public
sfrh tia! MS Dancing academy, ali SrcAiway VIII 5s
opened for me reception Of pupils Saturday Oct ats
O'Clock P II. Young genLeInen's day Ell o'clock P "
Private ciaAGct II schoo o! fAmiel attended TO- TsYtns
gsde known OF T. phcs dog 10 8 Knor g.
s2S NTWT6 FILM
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sUPRKhE coURT-In tht n.Hss lhs Application .! tIs
Saor AdsrU3su ara Commonahy Of tDs City OF 'eN ioiN
Sio5nnsds Road ora Hundred ut SsESnt'ss
lout sad read With i Al 1s h4Refs' az
.rsst, hs I~sth Wsrd OF SAD City lhs sag
Cumssonsrs 81 Estimate and AMUSEMENT nt' Ahes
tpuofsts5 Of tho Of a stats Of
Fsa YORK ks lth ty u Nersmosr 80 ga '
.rr,rapt requirements Of TIE Ac OF ias ~StSis "" -
Psnp OF the New Tors sntse AZ Act % Asna az
m ,usd AL Act sysa Ia fsa'ng TO me
- n View Tor otto April SIS, pAssa Apfa
"a ~ h,i tho sbstYac, Of ,sssueat 81 Inc
Cen s,Ouer- matter containing The names u trs
~ Ia, lot, ,.ss,e the numbers otJ :tsy AppesT
N. uAus Commandments lusths nth uch s-d a1
.oanto ,sssssnsn Thst fo' dinAss ~ osash Ana 1to
IN 1davt. ;hr documents which TAfS 1s'd cy
making Their report ht's assG spnasa
N at h street Commissioner Of the Cy o. et~ YORK of
ba nspscoa CT EhOnsaySI roucsf5 ibss O. snAn 0f
Il -as y lava before the sad Comnss Aka hef fspoH
"a tho SD Supres Cont Tia aet 5sce tsferas
so-e And -rthe I've no,cs pursuant 70
20 scF sn,tef
Act IN COLLECTION OF tuc the
City and Comfy OF ht" YORK All foT ohs Pfs0ss passed ~
passed Nay y t 10 tina oTnSr or o~nsfs aap1A' CT
ccupauts improved uuPFu'ss suas atrcls
srsy they ths and ara tas
hat seCtsd thereby 1d 10 -
~. niHr. IF oo,Ds.s Sss.su.tr-stin
WITHIN the data Of THIS AaS shat the nu
suDorscad ol0us that & "a tAosS
lots pieces parcels and tuats ngAni esjas liz lVss
norsr ds Of Ons HUNDRED and ss1sn stfset ld !ns
1utherJ Of OEs Hundred T@eau street
fronting the Eleventh and Gre HearSs A
Twenty Gtrsstsi ana
s:veen and ompr.ns nj hs 'Nts sod nr4' pa7
1fla1d lying and bsn b+t~su pns auucr"' .n' sS u al
Hundred d r~saty thu af lao 9s'Nees
md T-th tho sSd Commissioner rYf kfE ~
,re .st her report The mattel Wi u p76s '7 Ph-
Of Tho aid court Is 30 hold ,hs City Ha ~ % N'r Tn
on Saturday TIE 3sy OF October, D. S ~ l' 80
y, cc--' 'hst {-v, toon taecsafHr - e5, "
? 5 5A BsHSFscaArp. }co..p.4 ,.,s
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ADAMS 4 sTURGEs,

Commission Merchants, IS South al. NewsYork
REFERENCES-Geo. S, Coe, ESQ. Ca9hier New. York; j.
g. Atwood Esq CRlbier, Chico,he, o n L. WIZ On EsQ
Cashier MARKETS., o. s. Brady, EIq Cashier, Wheeling
Va Mich Mccarthy, E'Q, Indianapolis, Calvin Fletcher
EIQ do; Messrs Sturgess Benpev & Co. NewYorki j.
Corning Co. New oTlesns; Wooster Hart BosIon
Jno. Landsueet Son. Baltimore; Springer K Whitman
Cincinnati; Butler. ComsIocA Co Columbus
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aaRKINe HOUSE OF ]. OARoTHERs g. 90
No 10 W0Op-9S. FITTSBURQH, Pa.
COLLECTIONS made on al tao principal Cities 81
r. Is United SiStss zefersacs Il t{sT-ysTa Hessra.
90. 1.s-tazk C g egal-ai sal7l
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ON ORCHARD ACID SPRING WAFER
$40 Congress eprtoE Wafer Sharon Sulphur Spring
- 4g5T, Ge,msn Sesizey Water, &c FOR sale by
% ~ a, J DELATOURs 254 NaikEL
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Il. % PARENTS ARD 0TRERS.-A gentleman
professor tho Piano Forte i>Iey arrived from Pare
France s oesirous OF ohiaiulpg euso Ieschsr ia
private family In Insuule IN aw.York or IN Ruy
other gatc. Satisfactory references will de given Ad
drstA II H at this uthce o8 2wE
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~
pct 70 'hS pace 'i 9tSlt'0L .-, ,y.rs
,95 s-versata It and ur,,pr s-sterly - se a'a,
aofth-rs - set 'itrhs.i thence Ne'''' " ' ' 0
Also t't; ar.si1 ester nI1 ies .5a 80. = ~. -
a. NlussHfese III l1 stsal'a va .-,3, IN an -, -
4s spayt. Duy,-tcc.sA I'D ~ faaaes 'oosa 80 Fho"
si.i Dis Cur7e.ster 49, IT, At. ey. no F2'' @ "
w Ea,sfnarA2'''3 SI~ - III. ~ ITO 49,
SSUPREME COUNT ta7 l s Of sas alg,eauoyG y 49,,
70 he 0PESlN0 OF h1 L. - 1 Street to the POINT
where the booinislAe No. 49,. IN f TSsNl Wari Of
Guy The unief-saea ct ats hat t cost,
aF. i by teasoa Of ne proceedings IN
anu 'h" ,,; sst-a ,i H., ,rs,. John " Eimoni,
shs Chambers The ety til, -1 ' w & snro court
OF ~, agsea}" e5es mr. ne t, Al oclocG m hc
IN a Mo9d9 9 uia si'' CRY Of % R{SFs '' '
II a sr0GDiiI \
p9eoiNeHl ivy o-.lOe, - ~-
StHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue as 'Nsceo 20 me dts'tl Az
d tSsS a n NJ n, @ l ,' All t ii June had
the nl DAY Of July or any tuare under lease made saa
executed b Maynard J AMI E B. M%naoi to James s 4.
o 55I a daaas III IT, s v 4 t sd 70 ptsa
s st d[sg as of the ss Of tie e cor~. sam. IS
~. Thomas ma. and t9, Wy s o the sgr r Of irving place
and are bounded as beginning point on the sad ~esety
lst 9sr Of iryg ,cs and street, heace
au 15 VIII street na hundred feet souhei,
a6dparale viii Irving pcef 5 feet thence easety and
parallel wan St' et'u.l a''ee ' r, ~ IN ana 4,
ming Also aher ute aud hesl 'I ale ti " nd oi lie
aI those two rsri4n9 or o lan1 l1o w ,,n of ,be mn
CT! Of Se%.aola AnoW T ana ter deeeased 6swees
perry OF Cornss . ~ ,, pit,,r;Nc,s RAJ az
Fourteenth ana 1, n ,iI,r civ S5ryeyor anldsj
n,Tr,,.-. ana 90, s,Yty
bounded eaery 10 front by lfs9s PaSe "estwatiy n
the rear by lot No ~ on tl map " street,
and sQnieIy BY lot No. q on soa a, pfS my , Zee. az
hteadl ~ front 1nd rear anu one e' III ln On 'u I'.s'
Also all the right tile and interest OF Jhe fssfhn W m ana 20
al that certain lot OF a1d sh7 ~ 'enH ln (y 81
Ne" ok Know anu iesGrel on my OF Cue foeity ~ ToIs'
ll " ulans me gIer lecilF1 os, H., ii M
! t,taJ Vol No,
Thomas ludum, cry sur'yoI dnn nAlea We" io iiNcn
1886, by heniHber t onehundrrl tl1 thr es "esI
@ w. ~ NJ o1 al man 7o,tisry Nv lot In ON said
map ana souttey by o &C. ~ on -'' nay ens ~ 10
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DR.. h j. A. KOEENER,
K1R0FES5alH OF ORA WENG ard Teacher Of
L Descriptive Geometry ard Its applicsaogs 10 Arch.
lecture and MechancE-559 HOuslon ST. 1ssr Broadway.
REFERENCEs-Rev r Rohnson D. D 257 g eenstrsoL
NeEYo,k; Agsssiz, eGofessor al the Uniyeteity OF
CsmbIsgej D. Ess Gray Professor a. the Harvard Un
versiy, Boston Joseph Henry F. 3. L. Wsthin gIon Nc
&c &c. % 2wt
INSTRUCTION or TIE Pl&NO'@ORPE.-A
Hgerelnsn professor Of PIANO. PoTe familiar ~tth The
English and Grmen languages having lew hours uoem
poyed 10 deslroua 10 give Lessons the Pano 10 Few b.
dies AZ d gentlemen Terps reasonable Any letters a.
rccted to Professor 4 The fisnoRore al Sc FlouBt
Brooklyn, will receive Immediate sne5hon. o9 l4*
ERKEHOLD EN8TI Notwithstanding School Tor
bye al Freehold, Monmouth Co, New Jersey The
next Eerson OF II seeks viii The asst Wednesday,
in October. Terms, S2G8 per sDnum. Full information
may be bad by addressing
olO4r . 4. WILLIS, a Nj Principal
eYNaE COnINERCLAL ARD classical
SCHOOL, 70 Heury5t consisttnR Of three departments
IN complete order Is opeu. See fu sd rsrT,ement
OF lowIf SOLO&0N JENNER, Principal.
DR0R. A. HAsSET;s Private oa1les IN Freuch
4 and Spanish opened 81 hlI sdepce 364 Broad
way, corner Franklin 81. oil I'm
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MJOT4CE.-A Corporate Company L. about to be foTR1-
undeg me Act Of 1885, for tho purpose Of putting int
o2eAon one OF Bshops Floating Derricks on Lake Erie
Persons esrenE of anIng In hls Company VIII please
ca S9sHOP ESQ. Al bic resdenceh III AdaIns-st
ErnokIvu as lrn*
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WIN sruRGEs, JAS. ADAMS, Nv GRAHAM.
STuRGES, ADAMS s. GRAHAM,
EoYwsrdinG ( Com Merchsna g Poydras.st n. Oresns