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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

allbridge twhigl 400 {Halsey (Hankerl
66l Folks majority in Ithaca was 50.
DyydcH-Hunt SO majority. WING Congress
$50 majority. Ferris, Wing, elected to Assembly
IA majority in Second District Groton gives
Hasey Opposition for Congress majority, and
Seymour 81 majority,
WYOMING co.
Eagle gives Hunt IS majority
WESTMINSTER co.
Y0nkers Isl and Sd Election Districts gives
For Gopernor-Hunt.. Seymour lao
acknowledgements. 1S2 Lyon. .....,lG
District fttorney-Wels 1873 Larkin 1879
Free.Sehool-A gains Repeal. z79 For Repeal. Al
Gresn5urgk gives $50 majority for Benedict.
WING Assembly
WASHINGTON co
Whitehall, Wing State Ticket 231 majority;
Boyd for Congress SIS; Dist. Attorney 3O5,
Agaiast the repeal of the Free School Law $780,
ONEIDA CO.
81 towns give Jenkins 220 maj over Matteson,
with SIX towns to hear from, which will not mate
rally change the above.
ERIE CO.
Enough towns have been heard from to insure
the election of the four Wing Assemblymen and
District ! attorney by from 500 to 1000 maj. Ma
ioritv for Wbie State ticket, and Ravens Wing
for Congress- about $780,
WAYNE co.
Palmyra, Opp. 10 maj. Wing Assembly il3
Congress 1903; State 50. Walwortb Wing AS
sembly lOi Marvin, Wing lo4. Newark sey-
mour 81 Smith, Congress, Opp. IS; Williams
Dist Attorney Wing, 1874
CHAUTAUQUE CO
Eight towns heard from give Wing gain over
last year of 1873.
YATES CO
State Ticket and Congress, as far as heard
from, A maj Clarendon, Wing mai As.
KINGS co.
We have general report that our Wing
friends in Brooklyn have gained the City
by handsome majority, electing c. Brush
Mayor and Wing Common Council IN
place of the Opposition incumbents.
Our arrangements for receiving the re-
turns from the entire County have failed
we known not why.
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BroOklyn.-Mnnar.

BRUSHES MAJORITY, w.
George Halls vote is about 500.
AldGmea-Whig, 10; Opposition, 9.
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A. W, MgRwIY. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE Law ooKs.-BANGs, Bro
rHER& Co. 204 Broadway viii sell THIS EVENING at G.
O'Clock the most Law LIBRARY that has recently
Catalogues with full particulars may be had at the Sales
Room
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS,
STATIONERY &c. to be commenced MONDAY AFTER
NOON llh inst and continued each morning thereafter at
10 o'clock 49,,
The catalogues for this most extensive and valuable sale
ure now ready and win be furnished application TO
BANGS BROTHER Il co. 204 Broadway.
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Wonderfully cheap English THREE-PLY
CARpETNC from seven nine shings per yard; Ingram
Carpets from three six shlings per yard English Drug
gets from four six shngs per yard; Table Covers
dollars; Floor Oh Cloth three 10 six shlings and other
goods equally cheap. at ANDERsoNs, SO Bowery.
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Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE,, NOV o II L'uI'
Jefferson, Doty, Opp. maj. pa Lake Mia
Doty S Fon-d u-lac, Doty 80. Kosciusko, Doty
Sc; Joliet, Cole (Whigl 80 maj Whitewater,
Durkee lle.
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General Companion
Hunt

Of Reported MajoritieS for Governor IN 1850 10Th
those for President IN 1914.
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TREES, SHRUBS, &c.-PARsoNs q Co.
Flushing near NewYork offer for sale at their CONNER
sal Garden and Nursery larger stock and greater variety
than thew have possessed of Fruit and
Trees Shrubs Grape Vines Roses, Green House Plants,
5c ' ~ OBJ 3wD&3Wt
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H PLUMBE's DAGUERREoTYPEs are the
beat and the cheapest orraits in the city No one can sill
here without seeing handsome proofs of our statement
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New Jersey.

Ne,cark-Finh Ward gives lO5 majority for Dr.
Foot, Opp for Governor.
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A NEW FABRIC FOR UNDER GARMENTS.
Made of Pure Fur, spun and woven like wool For sale
by n2 Al SEAMAN MUlR.
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W ADVERTISEMENTS are daily received
and forwarded by " B. PALMER TO the best newspapers OF
ali the States of the Union for which he is the accredited
agent and duly empowered transact business Agency
in The Tribune Buildings.
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~ THE ELECTION, which lnterferes
with everything else has not inerfred with GoLDsMITHS
Glasses He registered the of large number of pu
pills Yesterday The price, 81 So is small and the term
SO repidy fastening its close, that those who need In
sirucon IN penlnanshp determined to record their
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Ew We are requested to call the atten-
ton of purchasers Of Real Estate TO positive sale TO be
made by JAMES NJ MILLER Co. on THURSDAY, NOV !,
1850 al IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange OF twelve
Lots of beautifully located Ground on the west side OF the
Six,lay extending from Forty third Forytourth SITS
large portion purchase money can remain on bona ana
mortgage Maps can be had at the auctcnroom, 70 Mai
dem No ~
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Michigan Election.

DETROIT, Wednesday Nov. Sam
Detroit gives A. w. Buel for Congress $50
Opposition County Ticket, 100.
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THE LATEST FAsH1oNs.-ANDREws Il
lLANPnIER, Taors 205 Broadway, make up the FINEST
9ooos ut the LOWEST PRICES for cash, M eodMW&Sf
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Total 22,47O 1858 1855 1886
Woodruff, Also
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DANCING.--A. DoDwoRTH's DANCING
ACADEMY 448 Broomcst, Broadway a new class
viii commence on "Wednesday, Nov. 6, at o'clock, M
pcation as each class Is limited to q members. NJ w*
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U FowLERs IL WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hall Isl Nsssaust near the Park
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ET THE MoRAND DAGUERREAN GAL
LERy (established l94O) Chahans, OPPOSITE te ma,
TIoHAL THEATER-The pictures at this esablshient sao
nnsirpassed for bodness Of outline hluness OF kenes7
and durability ofimpreBsion. S%2 %ne0l
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Wards Wards
/, T. Albert Il. Thompson. H. JOHN RYAN
Q G CuAp1rs r SWORDS u 49, LEBBEUs B. WARD
4. tHcnry j. 44Ven. IT, JAMES DEWEY
r 4ApRAM WAEEMAx IL WM.S GREGORY.
7 Michael Douohertg Is JOS, B VARNuM, Jr.
g. WILLS BLACKSTONE. l6, JOHN CLARK
o +HEsRyJ RAYMOND H. *JoHN. J. TOWNSEND.
IN S.HroRD L. MAcoMBER l8 WILLIAM D. GREENE.
Members last year
Opposition in Italics 3. Wings III.
Last year Wings 70. Opposition A.
Aldermen Elected.
8. OSCAR w srURrEvANT, 49, WILLIAM A. DOLBY
Both Wings.
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TIE STATE.
ALBANY co

ALBANY co.
lid Assembly District, Harris Wing, 3.707
Temple lOpp) 1,468. WITH District, Eli Perry
f0Do.l elected by II majority.
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

SUPREME COURT-Special Term-Beiore Judge
Morse-The following Decisions were given:
The matter Of EGeae@er Jennings was dismissed
on the grounds that the general tenor was above
jurisdiction.
J. Peers VS.. p. 6. Bergen, President, &c. and
0AerS.-Demurrer well taken. Judgment for de.
PENDANTS thereon with costs.
Samuel K. Bets and Others against Jane Bets
and Others, GeteRddRtS.-Moton for demurrer de-
MED, but permitted to put in an answer, and TO de-
fend the action upon paying $40 and the costs Of
equivalent to taking the bill as confessed. The
whole matter referred TO Stephen Cambreling ESQ
with liberty to plaintiff to demur.
Before Judge McCoun.-Tko e.. Talmadee
and teife against John Schenck and otheTs-On Pc
tition motion and consent, ordered that Ann Smith
be appointed guardian Of Ellen Smith, infant de.
fendaDt in this case
The People SC &C. rail- Abraham G.. .Stnoason
against Oiirer X. M4rtia.-On reading affi Iavits
&c ordered that reiator pay defendants costs Of
6emuue within 20 days, or replication OF reletor
be striker oct, and defendant have leave to enter
I'D judgment without costs Of this motion
Nath Foster againstJ b. MJu-On reading
siidavit and notice OF motion, the referred 70
NJ. L. Cobb Esq as sole referee papers - be filed
and order entered with clerk OF Westminster
County.
jeremiah Mead against Van Ness BarrsH-On
reading affidavit and notice Of notion ordered that
the def give security for costs within 30 days and
all proceedings be stayed until such is given, and
that papers be filed and order entered with Clerk
OF Putnam County.
Jeremiak Mead and others against Van Mss
BGrrch-Like order
Nm. Field against John Norton Ex'r. &c.-By
consent ordered that this case be referred TO VIM.
w Sclugham, Edwin Crosby, and j. w Frost
Esqrs. papers to be filed and order entered with
Clerk OF Putnam County.
CITY Court. - B efore Judge Greenwood -
Nail ror, end ki1dcr AGAINST n ~ SLopLc. - rho
Jury in this case, before noticed gave verdict for
the pitts. damages, Sl3l %.
Theodore +. King Ex'r. vs.. Vm. RutkTford-
An action for arrears Of rent on default OF appear
ance, an Inquest was taken to the amount Of
S2s2 OF.
The Same VS.. The samoa like action aud re-
suit. 70 the amount Of sl7s 20
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TEN THOUSAND CURES,
AMI NOT A SINNI.E FAIIIJRE

nRHASrlNGSS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPrHA,
Dceeoraled throughout both continents for s wonderful
cures OF Consumption Asthma Decline Splitting OF Blood
Nisht Sweas Difficult Breathing Coughs, Coda and oil
diseases ofthe chest and lungs.
Its effect upon the system Is mild and soothing At the
same time certain and ehcsclous rsrelv failing to give
reefupon the first application, Snd by repeating liza few
times permanentcure Is effected
The proprietor therefore not only his Napths
Syrup but payydnss 20 cure he 10 upon
the shyle and purify 1.-THE warrants It 10 all I'm
pedmenls which retsrd the free circulation OF the blood
be warrants open the Internal and ertenai OF
body, and eject all the obnoxious particles which have
accumulated IN the system he warrants as neyerfa
Ing remedy In
Hectic Fever Night weAis, Dyspepsia, Liver CompsiLL
ain 10 the Chest and Aslhms and be warrants IL
rest the formation Of uberces In the lungs aud to heal
those already formed, that persons 10 Consumption
may tai 1t with the positive confidence Of cure,
i al directions purifying them Of everything obnoxious In
It's progress and which, IL applied according to direc
tons cannot fall to leave In perfectly healthy condition.
DR. Hss,ngSs Compound Syrup OF Nspihs 10 highly re-
commended by the medical profession That eminent phy'
siclsn, Dr. Mott ofNegIoIk, says that "A pulmonic
remedy cannot be too highly praised" Dr. Arnold, OF
the Marine Hospital Savannah Dr. Ware, OF Liverpool,
England DR. williamson, OF Manchester, England; DR..
BOYD of Lancaster; Dr. Hamilton OF Bath and those emf
nent English publications the London Lancet, the Medical
Journal aud Brauhoaies Retrospect all accord TO II the
vinciug certificates It's virtues 10 this country
il bss been used with disrn guished success
genuine without the written signature OF NJ A p
HARRISON the wrapper. Phcesl per bottle, or SIX
eoid Ia fSswAK by A. Van BuskiIk; 10 Albany, by C..
Frothng hAm; In Boston, by Reddlng Co; IN Phade..
pha by Zeiber Co Thirdst below Chestnut and 10 Bal.
tmOTe by g. Hance
Sold In New-Y by z. N. Guiop IN Bowery; II. L..
ssnder, SIS BOTeTy John B. Dodd, nj Broadway snd
sos Hudson.sL je29 lmSTu&Thh
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A. NJ MERWIN, Ancroneer.
DY BANGS, PLATT e. co. store 2A Broadv

DParuculAr attention given to he sas OF Pnyae Llorf'
hss Cash advances made when desired
FIFTY.sEcosD SEw-YosK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY, Sept. 9, 1850. -
The undersigned snnounceihe next X EGU LAR TRADE
SALE of Books Paper Stationery, Stereotype Plates,
Binders Materials &c 10 commence on Monday the go
OF September and to he conducted unc or The same regus
tors a. the last one.
The7 request that invoices for the catalogue be furnished
Immediately, the printing will be commenced at an early
day. ,. 4,
fhe usual cssh advances will be made on receipt OF
gooda when desired. BANGS, PLATr K CO.
2O4 Broadway.
AT PRIVATE sALE-Rohn'i Popular Library Series
Complete OF these very desirable and select works are
now offered trade and Others compiling the stand
ard Library 81 vols; the Scientific Library, yoli The An
ouafian Library IS yois the Classical Library II vols;
and the Illustrated Library new series Including Lodges
Portraits Of usTous PersOnsges OF Great Britain The
volume &c sold separately II desired new list has t1sI
been Issued Of the various works and may be hsd at the
-
Junius Letters with all the notes Of Woodfsps edition,
schlegaPs Lectures Modern History LsmArtue bis
tory OF the French Revolution, Humboits Views Of Ma
ture Hand Book Of Oames and new and popular transa
tons OF sophocles, Eschylus Aristotle, Eunpdes snd
Virgil -, ,.. ~. S.,a,.a and /, >,
2yo. svo: Fwbenks Hydraulics and Mechanlcs, JOIN
.o,,s Fprpclorsdie, Ononon'r stolL NoIA DC
Nj ~ c1ws fhsers Principles OF Agriculture De Tocque-
vfes Democracy IN America lions SongSer, benneIs
Double Entry Bookkeeping ego ard Wse's Aeronantcs
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H. w. MORRIS, Anchoneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

UuIuIuR IJIsi 1U U 10 Is5b 70
be sold At auction By H. w. MORRIS, AucHoneer, on
TUESDAY, July 49, 1850 at II O'clock or the emises
This property s situated south Of the business part OF the
vlafe 100 rods from the Court House, eminence
giving an extensive view Of the Hudson River and land
scsps vie reaching from The Highlands south TO the Cats
Kill Mountains north.
Polghkeepse possesses superior advantages IN cmas
schools markets &c AID lie clio connection 10 NewYork
By the Hudson River Railroad renders convenient aud
desirable place OF residence for persons doing business In
the cit, and wishing live and educate their children In
this plate.
A no, OFF, hours on the banks OF the Hudson, and a
view OF this beautiful village ffom College Hill WI. con-
vince thai be Cannot find on the banks Of this
ver residence combining Of the requisite OF human
comfort han 10 here found.
For puiculas apply Caleb Barker on the premises
Van Wagner, Land Agent q Marketst or OF
H. w. NORRIS, Aucdoneer,
jy2oG5kisl6' 268 Main Of. POughkeepsie.
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cuEnnuNG RAILROAD COMPANY.

Ara MEETING Of the Stockholders Of The Cnemung
"A Railroad Company, he'd a. Jeferson Cnenung Soon-
- on me Sd inst election ned for tnlr teen Direct
~. when The following named gentlemen were duly elect
~ VIZ Simeon Benjamin, william Maxwell John Arnol
aisrsuder Diyen, Emirs; Charles Cook, Hsysns VIII
n.m W. Wsson, Whism n. CLARK, Nathan BIDDER, Chas
a Ceok Geneva hsse Ots James I. snsnAnao, Free
,r.r Rawdon, josiah w. Baker, New-fork-
A Meeting Of The Directors held on me xtAn INK
hsn he following gentlemen duly elected othcens
g. he ensuing year. Simeon Ber amin, OF Elrir1
Pre,ident; Isaac Gus Of NewYork. Treasurer ID n
Carey do Secretary. -.
ON motion resolved That the once Of he Com
nav be removed 70 II Merchants Exchange IN me Cny
~ New York. TO tsae place the lot day Of November
rsrt That mill The removal Of The Office, Mr. Ia MINER
=, lie ofce 81 The NevYork and Enc Railroad company
n oct the Transfer Agent for The Company.
SIMEON BENJAMIN, Chairman.
WuLIAM HAxwELL- see'y Jeh 2aw5we
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MEDICINES.
VEGETABLE MEDICINES,
MINERAL MEDICINES.


THERE 10 q strong add dsepen.ng conviction 10 me
public mind, a. well az the medical profession taai inc
remedies supplied by the vegetable kingdom more ssf
Euccess end less perncious In The o. dsssss
than mineral medicines
The public al Argei don. Ike the way these Posonous
Drugs las most Of hem are)se
They no. satisfied thar the climax and perfection
81 medical science, Ia 10 exrpaie disease By installing
another They viii net believe thai barterng or sxchang.
ing diseases s curing them. To hillary scrola.
Gus, or ebre diseases lis 10 purity the blood. And
medicine hss ever been invented half eIecuA Dr..
p Townsend's Compound Extract ssrsaparlA caring Of
al such diseases
THREE YOUNG LADIES CURED or scRoFULA
ERUPTIoNs ON TIE FACE
MARIETTA WASHINGTON, Co ONO May 9, 1850.
Dear sn-I feel ii my duty to you ana the pubH., to
make known the wonderful cures performed by your
excellent medicine 10 this section Of the country
three Daughters each ofwhom for time afflicted
with croius and eruptons on the face Il required bat
them To al others similarly afflicted would recommend
your medidne moot cheerfully. - -
Ps Thi, will be forwarded to you BY High sheriff John
Lane, whowiI youch tor The truth OF the above. Es.
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION Ere. Ere. Ere.
AyeAr ago, which thought by many, would result in
COnsum pton. had used Old DR.. Jacob Townsends (ss
be 10 cAed) Sarssparla which done good. then
tried yourssrd am mos happy to say, has enrey cured
me.
anna clerk Of James T Jacks Esq Counsellor al Law,
WILLIAM NEwToN SHEFFIELD.
Brooklyn, June IL, 1850.
THE FACTORY.
FFNHE IMMENSE and Increasing demand for DR. s
Il P. TOWNsENDS Sarsspsrila has made n necessary
very much to enlarge the operations Of manufacture
Medicinal substances used 10 Incredible quantities and
as each Ingredient requires be carefully aud accurately
tested the propeo have found necessary place the
Compromising Department In charge Of competent and
responsible Chemist-one whose scientific reputation will
be a full guarantee OF public confidence. DR.. James r
Chiffon has assumed this duty.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition will be necessary 10 see that
DR. JAMES X. ChILTONs CERTIFICATE
aswe as the signature OF DR.. g. p. Townsend 10 the
outside wrapper Of each bottle
Sold by all the
Principal Druggists and Country Merchants
throughout the United 8, aies, Canadas etc.
PROPRlETORS OFFICE, 80 Nssssn.sL
In the building formerly occupied by the South Baptist
Church New.York ie29 lOhS&W
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EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS.

IIOW DELICIOUS 10 drsught Of pure cold water this
hot and sultry weather You can have this Injury
Coolers which will keep water cool several days by the
addition Of small piece Of Ice, beside being very orna
mental In appearance Filters be attached or not
required Manufactured In great variety Of styles and
szes TO suit purchasers Also large assortment Of plain
and japanned Tinware Brisnnsware and Housekeeping
artices for sale wholesale and retail, by
iel5 Imeodh T. SMITH co. n Fultons
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GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DR.. II. K. ROOT

The celebrated Consumption and Blood Doctor and inventor
ofMs anti Consunptise Barometey
Office No Oh Broadway, New. York.
nR ROOTS triumph consists Ia the permanent cure OF
~ Consumption, Cancers fumors Diseases Of the Heart
Lungs Liver Spleen, Stomach Kidneys, insanity, Yiu
Worms Gravel Psula Deafness, Blindness Nervousness
Paralysis Spinal Deformes Dseases Of Ladies and Chill
dren and Iniectant Humors OF all kinds, &c.
Charges FOR medicines moderate. Examination OF ne
Innp, Win he RArometer a. I DyIcE FREE. ell I'm
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tn OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PROPERTY

TO OWNERS OF MICHIGAN PHuPEHTf.
TIME FIRM OF MACY DklGds Land and fu
Agents 81 Detroit having been dissolved By the ex'
niraten OF The term Of tEelr agreement and George
Mac having sold the undersgned al his interest 10
- and hsrefrom, the underSned begs to
,nS III Interested that he has since the said dissolution In
November lat conducted The business Of the said agency
nrdey hls own name and that be viii continue devote
M, careful personal attention 10 II In all is branches Any
o1ser, len with DELOS ". BEADLE, ESQ. al "a Broad
"e' WIN. 3. DRIGGs
DETROIT, June !, 1861. Tell 3usk3voss
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

nR. vi. CYRUS mss just introduced Ia the Da-
Dguerrisn process 81 Electric Magnetic tuf, By which
pjeulres can Be taken instantaneOusy.
have purchased Of THIS gentleman right 20 use this
beHunful projects with which am making tkenessss
10 or . ,econd OF ime, and Of great perfection
fhs process prevents Daguerotypes from Undergoing
anv change by lime exposure the plate being free from
oxdsron and chemically clean Persons wishing Ike.
by this sure add beautiful process viii
40 vel 10 call Al GURNEY's lss Broadway, opposite
JohnsL N B. Bhng your little ones a. hey can no~
be AIKEN 81 any age. ~ ot-
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AUCTION SALES.
3. GARDINER, aucioneer.
uY BALDWIN GARDINER,

ID Store SSS Broadway, cor. Anthonyst.
~ Particular attention will he given to sales Of Fancy
Goods Porcelain Paintings &c. Aso, furniture Of fam-
lies giving up housekeeping. Also, Stocks Of AsuufAe-
turers &c All Of which are respectfully solicited
Having made an Arrangement with Mr. A. G. FUTILE a.
his salesman he hopes 70 merit the patronage OF ais n
and the public. lel lsu
AT PRIVATE SALE-Diamonds, Pearls and eanus
Stones comprising large invoice OF Diamonds OF te hrs1
wsier large Pesrs Precious Stones &c worthy the at
tenton OF dealers ard others. Also ons elegant new,
silver gilt prize sword, cost $i25 qbt
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Am OPPORTUNITY
TO ,Ro 71nI o. HOTELS TEL; a BOARD

w hOTELS, bOAhUlNO'
SCHOOLS AND BOARDING-HOUSES.
THE ADVERTISER being proprietor OF the Irving In
i stte property, al Tarryiown, occupied for twelve
years past boarding school, 10 DESTROYS Of retiring
from the business and would be glad TO dispose OF his
property on reasonable terms allowing, desired two
thirds o. The purchase money 10 remain on bond and mort
gage. not sod before October next he would probably
be willing 10 lease II for term Of years II Ia admirably
situated and adapted for public house The location 10
perhaps the most desrab that could be selected on the
Hudson. Tsrytown 10 known to be Of the Oldest and
most agreeable towns In this section OF the country Alto
gether saubrous and moral IL Is distant bat twenty-five
miles from NewYork and Is visited IN fory'hve minutes
several tines day by OF the Hudson River Railroad,
and twice day BY steamboats, The site Ia ess than hall
nile from the depot and the steamboat landing, and being
elevated the prospect 10 extensive and delightful, com
msncing splendid view OF the Valley OF the Hudson Tor
forty miles, from New York to the Highlands
The edifce is commodious brick building, 40 iee1
square, with wings "a by 81 feet, and large Iwosory
rear building also brck 70 by 10 feet the whole eeco
expressly for the Institute. and consueted win 81 ING 10
ciiies for bosTding house Convenience Tno p'ons5s
embracing about four 81 the junction OF Two PtlucF
RAJ streets. contain numerous shade aud ffuI wees SUI
merhouses large barn, earnagehouse aud gyinls,io
AZ any party Interested In this advertisement VII uo-
doubpdy visit the place, more particular
unnecesssry. ,..s,a a. -, Tia man,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
BRUCE A. Chiffon, Auctioneer
ININlI AsI Y AE NJ 4

Il MAN COTTAGE sITEs-5s Of the best cottage sites
IN Desrman Village being Hose reserved By the Company
wi be sold al auction the Merchants Exchangein New
York At u O'clock THURSDAY, July IL, 1880 Tor the
purpose Of closing the interest Of different engaged IN e.
tabibhing this ard besuufl village.
NJ b.-For particulars and msps apply TO The Ancuo2-
eers, Wall-sL (286) jy3 tits