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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

DEN EpI PTORY SALE or SIS LQTa OF
4 GROUND, being pert Of no Real EttAo Of Johu D..
HuvgsI deceaieG ard sold by order OF William g. Wet'
surviving Executor oeied upon tho 3i0onnGohlo
road Eleventh and twelfth ha Railroad and hufHon
Rlvsr extending from Eighty fourth to Eghyninh ats
iccudus The water neh h front OF he PIopsty l1gslneI
with the Two large Menson HOuIes aud oher buildings
thereon embracing desirable propefty that haa
ever been offered at puyltc nqGon.Wi an ~ IL =
franklin, SON & Co Will sell al auction, on TuES-
DAY 49, al y O'clock al the fierchants Exchange
575 Los OF Ground, stasicd upon the Blooming
Eleye th End Twelfth ths Railroad 1nd Hudson River
extending from Eighty fourth and Eighlynlnh st to-
ee,hsr with two srgs msnaon hounes snd olhor buildings
thereon
Al.o, The Watet Right IN front Of be entire property
extending hs ThirIeeuhav The exterior Inns OF the
city, esahhed by The Legislature, embracing wafer
front OF about l. II feet.
TEAMS: zen per and ths auciioneers iees 10 DO
paid day Of sas liberal portion ofthe puFchaso
II one Y may remain bond and mortgage.
Lhogriphic maps may be had al the Office OF ne aQc
u0neers Broad. a. WIN. G. WETaORE.
"a us. (,SS8l Surviving Executor.
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seLEor soHooL FoR RoYs

,
EEY JOSEPH " fIaRSON.-The next aess0n OF thiS
2<schoo VII commence i5e lat OF November. One
more boz Eli be received. cumber limited to eight
Terms Reasonable. aPpy &c STEPHEN h. PERSON
Is Hammond 81 % E,y.5 D BURCdARD, lis Thirteenth
g. oil St*
MOUNT PR0SPkUTIH 8TI FUTE FOR BOYS
LfS 9ns scr1o 10 dsigaiulty s14ted IL Vest Gloon
field n - miles from Nev YurE aud from Newark
sn eniuenGe OF SEQ feet above the ocean, with
OF The cities the 1sy Gc noted for W hesllhulnoss sud
5efuufu cenefg and possesses al Tao requisites snd sd
vante OF good ,hool and home. For Crcu and
further pa, ticU spptY TO WILCOX8 United States
School Agency z9} Broadway, above he PARK The
subscriber [o7Qrl WARREN HOLT. Principal.
@1gEHsITY CsKAmmAR sUa00i4-f5g.
fessof z e IoHssoH aectorThe first quarter OF Ihs
choal gear begins september "a Pupils fixed 70.
ro!lsge hnsnest Ehe Primary Department Tor elaFsa
yoar, under hs Of 4r. u HoDby receives pupils al
20 ssfy AZ six or seven Jeara Application Tor sdEE
so1 ms} be nsds 81 The Boona lover foOr University
YuildnfR iTcusrs nay bs Obtained al,o al lie 5ook,
stores Of 10 lockwood Scr, III Broadway. ch4roe
Srsncis 60 252 SrcsdWsy and sRmusl Rsynof rs Boz
SIT. Eu2l- I'M GEORGE 8. AGKEE Principal
DOAKGIHG SCHOOL AT THE HIGHLANDS
OOF TIE HUO8ON-Fhe Winter term OF The peess
envy EoHriing School Tor boys Will begin Oct
% few new acdsDig Can no received 70 supp 1acR1
cies. Ccueys containing terDH and references, be
had application 10 The surscrihef.
ALBERT WELLS, Principal.
Pseskill, Oct 1850. o5 sHogls
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rARaETowR IRsT1TUrE

; @4ELEG@ BOARDING SCHOOL tol 6oyt-
~ $l's4rryic=nf Il y A. NEWNAN, Principal.
u !hs ln'lilaiou T1unS gentlemen T 30 Thoroughly
,sruCtsd ~ ~ me branches ~ In y.sh spd C1sstcs
sdacahc1 ,seualsg - eo-77s-esl 7-srvz y anarzE
college
7Shsro as So - ss1Q &-Jntl-.
SKINNER ts-'E commencing - 5Fs! Il Sag, k1G ~
7Tiotef on the Srat of Gosea5eT SsrIns reasonable
Circulars sflnaG par!tcl.iars ro,aTe1cos 4e c11
e1tsiue5 Apaiip9 ShrEhars poosFtoYz 1891 brcke
zfzy, NesF-Yort 81 ~ losing 7sta "a - -ct;-
-Sr90 nd
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LIBE RTY aORNlAL 1asrIrUVe

!NcokpoEATEp BY ~ ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE
LOCATED ~ Li5A8FY, SULLIVAN co -
2 ACAuEAf &ad Boarding scnooi 'Jr fo11S Lfdlsi
GA6nd Gentismeu-ths least e1peu'iye mos Iho-ouSl
and practical School In he country particularly sdaoIsd
for esthefE svy Pnp beiGg required 10 denoaa!fas ms
same - II 70 State Sorws School II slss1y Nj Iona
Fl. ea' osri 1riaz; cis Clutcre'e It sgoEy, wee
p neiFa com9lee u a Ia ptfalsltt Enstlso'
Cslschl FIRM SOD ossE ;si al sc1o npl1led Isc1
er tnfrhl-d i'z ss.h- Exp=pgasFur board, HsshlnE,
III hs tnd tuition IN si h erElsn orsnch@s ab27t SipV
ger snuur incno iDg trsrch and Music u pl1no-fefe'
ttcEt : 81 TIE Winter TEN c0l13elc1r IN MORLEY,
o. 2 tud continues = Te-ks Pupils W. Dc ilSel ~.
lie Ia Nov. Appln 10 sdive avr Z Go = CoLi'
l4rt-st CT C1rnsH L,n72-t Co 267 pesr Il era cir
cusra my DC CHAINED ever requiail7 n0fnanon
ftvtn. JOHN TsAFkl3S VI D.
GO IwT Founder sa1 er1itsc
MALE BohRDlaG SCHOOL AT WiLeoN, CONN.
ABEL WdIgLOCK, Principal.
DERsONs Tii1ing Information OF ibis scdooi are re-
Epealy in'ie! 70 perGIe ils circus,s viii names 81
pstrone Il ~hom reference q MADE.
Tire sc6o cas- be cOuyenieGY visited b. me HeR f0fk
aud N-s' haven RAliroEd which affords opportunity -
return 80 The city on ils ssms day
The Iu0er pnpiIS during ne Summer has 5ecL about
IS, mostly from n C'5y
ter, VI no eztTE ckArgrl
circulars cen ba Rad is9 Broad way Boery and ISL
Cha.bsIn-Et n. 7.
An interview can be hal with Ar vhiuock al lsa Broad.
way Cd ssch Tuesday l. ocsobe from z O'Clock
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AUCTION SALES.
/. 4GAHI&, Luci1neer.
10y BANGS BROTHBR g. 60. "a Sfo-a@sy

] ,2stl, siyaTr.s n lt- 1p1n 81 c snsigDmettg
REGULAR FALL PARE Ell ALG ~.
o. ESGJEa AsD AAsRtCAN 30 Ks -SONp az, w.,
IL I5tO Co solicit constsruiens t0l t1e sac -
eso7e The invoices Alresdy received from London sE9
issuance Of most stscSe csisoens sfd mo PSi .
sl sr. excri!sai oop '-s1nltv iot
tie [ fes. Il -.1 L. 4isce.lsascls booi' ana Of
inca pAftcuAty >dGuIed 10 ih' Holiday seAsoa.
fire catalogue tl be isiGsd al early day, .1To!ces
4hculd therefore be 'urrlshed iume5ixss'y
PRIVATE SALE.
srEc s4socreut n praiin and ling pa55fs Also
3csr vety yu0Aos ard pcpaar series, under hs htea OF
the 8tL dare Lbrary, TIC Classical Library tho Antigua
fsn LiDtEry sc-tdc Lthrsry SID the illustrated Lib
az asr6 s7brsciry tie books ssued II tbs hest
,gsIr sd unp6rsl s.ed chespness. TAe ist hiGei
@ lpt received arc Z second 70 uaie o. the acH
81 ou Of Jurus Vsssrs Lives of Painters, Sculptures
And Atcnecs AfisIsues Nicnomhchean Ethcs rNnstsec
win ofsna aud teleced al aneytics lLlrodncon
&c bu r " B5oz-ne 4 n ; aid Ctuikshsnts, Thfse
Cous 81 and derqert with illustrations ORDERS of ihs.e
snd all the previous voumes promptly executed Also
LADDERS Lectures on Science and Art EEbarAs Hydfaa,
lies sud hecbancs, Benefits DoUb e'EHry scofAeep-
lag usw edition, &c, &c &c.
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BRUCE a CHTLTON. Anctoneer-
DuAITtVE SALE OF VALUBLE SUlLOlN0 LOfS
4 in he Ciiy Of dew York COLE x CtlbFOH " Il
tel el auction on FRIDAY. Oct 49, 1850 vt Y &c ock a.
tie Mefch MIA Exchange, the following ysua7ie ios OF
Hudson and Jaue s,-Fgur oa The southeast corner
seySntbsni lets en- he east side Seventh az be-
trten Nineteenth and Sweutv nfat sls
ever tn zy2 iou the westsde o. Seventh 81 ns1! 20
nrrthwpat cOrrer Of Tweniiethtt
twentieth b-l le,on the south sde commencing % feet
rztst OF ievonlh-sv. "a -.
Pweneth ,-j lo or his north side co nInsncn g 80 feet
sa. Of aefennsy Lnhogfephc maps can 5e hsi Of 'he
suc;or ears Wsll-gt.
Terms-A largo portion Of The purcl'ue money m y re-
rnsip on bond and ILotgage particulars apply to the
Aucl nse. C.95) ol-oNs
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rcu,ou D. ~ - 49, NSW AND SECOND
a HARD FURNITURE Bronzed Hall Stands, Spring
and Hair Msitret ses, &c. . , -, "a,
O'CLOCK a. SIS Broadway, White at general asor
ment OF new Cabinet Furniture Bronzed Hat and umbre
la slards Spring ard Hat AHuf sees &C L,h,ho
Al,o quantity OF second hand Funitnre win when ne
yae viii commence. The whole to be sod without reserve
for caIb ard Without regard to weather or II
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y McCOHMICK. Aucioneer

bhIUtIOuOII5
FURNITURE SAlE.-W HCCORM OK 90
{ YIN eel THIS DAY al 10 O'Clock, al - Spruce a. me
f nilure Of family removed from c)nd OF conss Ing OF
ding snd card sbes csrpes sofas chss, hre 'creens
b,da rdreom ia n'ture threeulv c5rpe'B 90 FsEa
air ~ ell stove and pipe coat $75 so an invoice OF
clnIhinp from a merchnni tAilOr. Oh II.
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The 1ny orality election Cuuses of Tbs Re
suit Outrageous PtooesdiGAs- U"Op-
Ing process-N Iurdexa-uure Bermuda
Couvicts " eohunics' Fair nsd Cattle
show.
o0"''p'ndslIo ., Ias E 4ta5aS.v sv..o o.
Ye.terdsy wss a glorious day for the Wings
wiz. contrary to all expeot..jon elected JOHN Fl
49, - -,
JENoME' b'q- tast csna'dAse io' mayor lo' '1e
ntz' two years hi' not no seysf, strict party
triumph ana ws' Only owing to 'a' @ Divisions as
49,, so,,
'ao mora portion q s"e " ~ '7u se So
OF The CITY at hsari. Turner, tna Loco candidate
ae iho nouiueo Of ,he Whisky Boys, $40 bul
isd the Convention ;n,o nj. pomin,tioD end us,
\, ;,,o,,,,..... G.. ~,
~ Ip0 ''Ns,'H A''n'u5N
sne msJo'i'y os Jerome is ~, ye' 'ns Loeo' have
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GRAPES FOR THE TABLE.
EXCELLENT GRAPES for deser from TO 10 cents
EAper b at he dep6lfor CozzensS vineyard,
a. Dobbsa Ferry 8 Johnst New.York
GaAPE5 FOR PIES AND JELLtEs,
LooSe fpe 2Ld immature !kabelas ffom 8 10 c7a'
GRAPE VINES
or choice variety from the above vineyard, ana -
'' 20 sI r1 'e'ai' N H' CoZZENs, sJohn-1i
syT0OLs! sTOOLs:: sTOoLst:: M: =, S.s ID
y CIaTke.tt New-Yofk.-R AUCHALL a. 10 The
the aTg,.l assortment Piano s09 90 g wss. sys
u wod ea he aItsrtou OF sontofn Of stsod
purchasing elsewhere -----1I- ~ tPER-
N4K ORCHARD ACID s Ssnli's1 lqhar 50fnz
OAio GonRreEs 6piipg '. s'G e.. For ssle ~ ,,,,t
=" a'5t German '7'2sf A.. j. DEIATouhn ~ !" az
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DANCING

e59 UAKUEHG AgADGmY.-MA DAME Angus
90 "a 81 JAAES h,s 'he honof 10 Inform as lades
p sud genlecifu OF Ne~-Yef@, iha' Mo Will ~ !ae
erb 18Th OF Oct1her open academy 70 teach 1h elc-
gail sccomp Dancna IL al 10 brsnehss he nag
deieutn=d to retire from me stays ard cev1te her entire
made arrangements with hsr cofespondeaI AZ PARE,
Hsssfs. P7rfot Cofn.y MaZler. Celsrius @Abi!e AID
Scio recaye Ill hsir composi1ons Nor q tadrlea,
Waltzsf, Polka, Coiliors AIemsndes NC &c aud haS
already received Gsfman D-nco ca leo 1oh'ou .'0
;Le D. eud Msz IA Quednle She Hil also .each all
ibe Spartan snd Havana Q1sdrilles Madame Augusta
vii be happy 10 msks Arrangements Gt!h Principals OF
Ladies' Boarding 3cbuis sud will attend pfiYats cRiies
Of no! leg. than ght al their residence Entire re- lance
may be placed by psns and guardians on her e1psr nce
cRpeciP snd Determination impaft 10 ner pupils all ha
gIce Of lbs 20 5olar aCcomp tnueGt Application 10 10
made RI het dancing r1oms, 90 Prince ST. wssi CT
r q way, ffom O'Clock % 8 90 2TF
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gIOR SALE AT AUC4fON-7hs 6l5-y1g do
4 scfbed properly wil he soid al auction II ns or.
chants ExebaDgs % THURSDAY he l7h day OF Octo.
Der, nfI d. u a Qntes oisg2sed o 10 the meantime u
pfYae zEe
ZOE aALE-T aa.i52ort1e parcels OF Lsai ia Vest
Chester CpuIiy Hee1 he VsXe o "eti Fae15a. u miles
fom Nos Hapsu.
Lol No l. conan. s5-eo a-fc3, situate ,G5 1ncgiou
oflhe reed Fading FROM .ea Ssm3 10 WescueEsr aad
Fox's Lsna ard 1hiu I've nin4.es Tsik Of tde yia2e
Loi Ne corLslna 10 a3 ecf4s, )Ding he above
sox's Lsue, include. shouts aCres Of Toot land.
Lal No cculoins q 31i0O acres, AK. GdiOi1rg or
Fox's Lale-llclude- aDoui scres - 4Jdiaod.
Los NJ 4 cCnt4int "a $3.50 scy@s aexl scJ9ullS on
FoE's Laus-Lcisdef sbous l. acre. Of woodland ana
sbCUtlz Fcrel NJ 5Alt meadOT un he rear.
Los MOO ntaTs SO IS io0 scres next adjol1lnE on
FoIs Lsne-ncudes about acres % Teodl1cd, sEd Il
Of sal meadow On te rear.
NJ 8, ein4 Is o. Ru ne OlidlDgs
and impfoseInees r.uSIe between 5ors Lane 4nd tho
BOOK, lmas daley opposite 10 Vest Fafns village
The improvements canJiai principally y : most sapstsn
ia 3oLe Mansion 81 by 81 ise ITO story, 9Th base-
srd s!sic AID pszzA rom snd RAJ, iarm house
bstls, t1bes c4ile QenP aupafg ice AID 4noEe 1oQSe
&C. &c
IRE division Il the above hes made wsu the rev
afford each parcel or more Oil Z5ie elevated
budpg es win oiher conyeniences 70 the arrange
menoJ To gCuBds 10 her sssQteaon 10 'sPala!o occ1.
patton
1ne grouGds eener.iy ot picturesque character,
and situated beautiful aod rapidly Improving
seciiou Of lhe country - -
For further p,ruculsro pig 20 HARRIS WILSON, 10
Wsll al or 10 THEODORE MARITIME, @wenty- Eighth.
St betzeen Eighth ard Ninth avenues where maps OF ina
property car IA had e2l4st
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JJiANUAi4 BhANDI2s, lals q Vienna, Pfof=siot
ArrEa1oAn RAILWAY GUIDE

TOR CCTOBER- Containing % pag-s Of Hallway
sesmb0aL Canal aud glsgs laiounalion Tor ,he nae OF
sraysers low ready fl d. i7ey TO the trade and the
Dnhnc gsueras 1t hsa been car=1g corrected 10 Non
dse Oct l. and viii be found 70 be siabie psnl0n 10
those travelling for business cr pleasure
ones Of publication i3s Futoa.It New York
oI0S!- c. DINS2OGE, SaDlsb-f.
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.aICHELL5e or zspABAisAKD k.A@F

5As1G6EAlG's B2SE &EEAO41SdBO LAIR
t7ssTORE gshsrrs s;.-fne prophetic. 5ega Cir
7yG hs 2uHe ne couEi1a.s 70 ERnafscEre 5Tesy &
a.rl-to On q gAraGhe7o Isros zll Ink addition 10 ~.
ss-i steeE fsacFd far ~ ga lr5n greni FsrsS
4 sec7 Sole aaa mi ku94 s'rsitafes. ge2aa s7:-
Ls II -- - acsrP 4t - g. . s}-sl
srrc snis Sa@
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MUSIC.


GENT EiIAN .ats.f tom Germany, : gssf5:S
AIisat player. ust veil al lTtl+ Il ma city
ia cesrous - oagzlr.ps soma mor4 Pgols y nia a.
Tsrma moderate s1piy nn1n ne cLlafe H. : :! Sifta
Poud / 60 T. srkG-scrzl5 WleHe ths osit rel9t92fsS
viii Ia siysn required 2 rs s3eu tiers sai} 3s T9en
II scd oeioth OIL -"
20 PAhENEA ARD OTHERS ss9ilens1,
9,cfetsUf OF III Psuo Forte aaly arrived from Psr'
Frttce IS tssroFs - ai+iHi19 siE7siio 30 !esc2sr Ia
pryse iEpIy - Institute, IN en- OfK or IL alf
olhei saIs. ss,is5ctaIy eferencet 7ia oe GYs1 81
d,e5s E Il 2. bis flee o. ~
EIBITE UEUBS-Auaeu.s OF re Flats whaling %
T II II tie p7ae actce Of TI,oEi Dlet,s &c Riia
yie ter 7rovssni h the sr OF playing haya rare
opportunity OF to.ns BnGer ,lo Fudancs Of Al expert
creed professor o nsumsnt by a2p lag to aim II
i48 sprDs t1lee oIs w-3 Of Wo0ser u an eyscltZ
between ; L,i O'clock ol03IphSdF
EJtANUEi. BkANDias, late u Yienaa Professor
GIof P.sn1 tud sls8tHg. thoroughly fsmlsf "lIa ne
Frgilh 5uch Eslian and Ge-uan an!18ges, qoss-ss-
ps ef+ pa5Hious ueaod d muscsl Inst ucttop re-
fuseiy 5ers his to Tic Puo &c snd schools Of
Neu OK AID yiliit7 He Is f-ady ~ fecsi's pdpu'
efNer Fl his fesdetfe go Houston At 1r .h5f ON.
Yerms moderate pply go Houson al bet-ysea an 8
or and o-cUct. OF 81 g 3 Gould Co formerly b.
lev Go muse ..ofz l97 Broad say References II 70
qgifed 90 Ia
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90 tRaukLYN DANUiNG AUAOEmY.-S
- SCHAFFzR5 Private Dancing and Waltz ns
Il, Academy, ErSakn Buiidngs, n.et th7 corner ot o.
SD snge SD FUTON .;s &rJOksn Days ot HHlpni
y eGrsstsy and Saturday ale al oaloca and al
u = Cor fuft5ef particulars aopt . s0oY', on 1873
q Gidon, r residence, 'he corner II u II
Ser ena Futon RYs7uss % l2eodF
~ nfUnTAG98 fl4s.i4, COURT ST. BROOK
"a LYN-%r. C4AHRUAUO and aira- LAAHAf,
3 have the pisdaare il}Jfm ne gentlemen ct COX
Fb hat tiers ID Ia evening LIS untef .n2 Ia! uc'
III OF Mr UGlLpfE, 4 Monday SUI Talr,fa7 It u
O'Clock - mmsnce ihe2la tnss. ei the sssen6y
room " me ShCge place % ~
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aE DANCING AUADalIY.-lIaNoR GHEG.
Il ARDl, thsusul c the kindipano1Rge OF aa seas1n
~ respectfully iass pi3m hls puIrons and The public
ia ttsi hil Dsnclrg academy 3ll gfoaivag, vii DO
0P-1sd Tor NE eepJon Of p1ps Saturday, Oct s. 81 )
o'clock P. " Yanu9 genueman'I day AZ O'Clock, P n
Priva.o cssaes 10 school iamiiies attended Terms
made sucwu on application 10 SignoE g. ....
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og CIIARKUAU0,s KO0tls, 20 HlrE ST
90 Aetss CAAkRU AUD OGLEIC, and Ms a.
n LANNA Us Da, cling and WsztDg clslseS VII! conl-
ia netce Tue5dsy, ri lost al! O'clock. P II. for
senlIeneq. On -doestay, a 81, afternoon, Tor aides,
mistes ard msstcrz D.ys Of pig-ucton, fdeadaY sud
eLurtsy ge0rtueu IN tue evening; sud We1nhdiay
ssmdsy IA he sfsnocn ior aides, mi77aa aud nat
Olu W
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DR.. Il J, a. KOERNER,
atRNEAA 3NR seF DRANAt@Ga snd Peachsr c

DR.. Il J. A KOERHER
1tROFGS30 sSF DRAWING snd Peachsr q
T. De3ciptive Geometry ard tta applications 70 Arcai-
lecture ard mechaulCs-559 Houston near Broadway
RsFERENcEs-Rev r Robinson, D. D 251 g esn-aNset,
New-Yoik L AGa'giz, Professor At tho UniVef'i!y OF
Csmb age Dr. asa Gray Professor al The Harvard III
yersiY, Boston; JoSepb Henry, T. g. l., Wsshngton, &c
&c &c. o5 2WN
TNsERgUTlON Oa THRPIAnU'gORPG.-
gentleman profe Of tie Sano-Forts, familiar with tho
English and German languages .sying low hours unsn
poyed Ia desrous to give Lessons on he Piano 10 re- lS
dies a. geo Yemen. Terms reasonable Any letters oil
rected Professor u me SiRno Forte at s. Fulton ST.
8rooklyn, will receive Immediate attention. oS liiF
YOUNG LADIks' INSTITUTE, PlrTSFIELD,
Il HA5S.- The Principals OF mis- Imitation msy be
foUrd for few days al The Irving House Broadway
The rexi Sessi0p Of FIVE months Wil commence Nov C.
One I leechera accompanies pupils 10 snd from hlS
city he opening hnd close OF each session oil az
st7RkEIIOE . iNSTI TUTE- Boarding School tor
1 Bows a. Ffssnold, Monmouth Co, NeW Jersey que
next OF u eokS will o. the last WednssdAY
10 October Terms S218 per snnum Fn Information
'' eiG A. i'@'- & WILLIS a. III Principal
NRAIYING, PAIaPlnG AND PERSPEC l.
8y I've laugh. esfonabie terms by b all, siemosf
ofthe Ednerursh Society OF Artists 50 Euisonsg Book.
Ign. % la~o"
F3HOF. a, BASSNTps Private clssse, Ia French
ara Spanish opened At his residence. SOL Broad
way corner FrsnEiin a. oil I'm
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WHO WANTS go MAKE a FDRTUNE? e
~ sL-EanAY AOEAING OF IS ~ Y n.co-A at IN

WHO WANTS go Make FDRTUNEf-
W TUESDAY mOkN!NG, Oct Is, st u O'Clock, at tho
auction room OF James Cooley, 81 ana $40 BrosdHay
sale or Duu!sp's Orea! Historical Painting Of Deah on
the Pale Hor;e Tbs Opening OF the ffut Four Seals
Death ihe Ps,e HorIsi painted 6y tho late VIM
Dunlap, ESQ OF New.York, pupil OF the celebrated
West This picture tgken from snd Illustrative OF The
g4h Chapter Of Revelations, enboJying largo portion
~ D. beautiful vision had By John, the beloved Disciple
III; usy celebrated hfO1ghou. tho county, aud Is cons
tere tha chs mugran 0flhe artist Il covers surface
OF wo hurdred squafe contains about 80 figures
msny OF them hs size cfl!s
vie panlirgis 10 be11l'sl Stae oil pfefery'aon, ana
" i'll be- SOLD WITHOUT Ii Ia The Wofk OF az In
dus roU. l-ow counymsn, ard Is now on exhibition al
he sh es CON- descriptive catalogue cso DO o.
lEiLed. n,
AM er;erPrslo2 nsn might take The above Iplen1dld
painlre AID maze len houIaGd dollars per gear Out OF ~
by exhbng throughout The United Bat g. or 10 Ml4m
ma a neaiy rGra by exhibiting Il in ihS Sres ehPo
mum or ~ Ih america where 1eIe many strangers
gonsisly arriving Al good chance 10 make yfuo9
mas OF soor BgGin This painting h95 be9l Ysued
81 houand do!sra tuSTil nov DO SOFA 10 'h7
highest BIDDER. ,, -,
w6ys be for nclh1g By admitting tho 3aboath school
Pratsr Terms, h,ee Ecn!hs credit AF3.'ndd Lsc.ure
accor paLies tbs pallllDZ oLVo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

g1ARf3 AP AUCTiON.-One Of tho st Farms In
Iht vic ri Of fee uuawicB, Nav Jefss5, u miles
fom tte Railroad Dep6t fofu etig 5n9wn tho Oeln
garn sii ha ro.d s!4ucul O'Clock on THU I'D AY,
Oc5 II, he pTen,seA preaching rare opportunity ~
5uy pefecu waLELg = Ii sf@is farm. oiZ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

hEi&ON Al.
MIHER & STEVENS
II facory fou1 Is s1d y csoalS! 10 $50 Broadway,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19

Tn presenting the public with remedy for the treatment
and Of FEVER AcrE and other bilious diseases.
apology needed Vast numbers in the United states,
who suffer from these affections In their varied FORMS
compelled to seek relief from other than the mme
therefore an object Of humanity wen as Of public inter.
est bring before them remedy prepared fIom much
perience, and which may always be relied upon sArK
KFFEcruAL, AND HAKMLEss THE CONSTITUTION. That
such il the true character Of the INDIA CHOIAGoGUE,
is amply atested by the universal with which has
been employed
LIAM WOODBRIDGE, Of the u g. Senate, late Governor Of
Michigan
Dear Sir-I have read with much interest, your little
febre diseases which have extensively prevailed
country during the last few monthsan interest increased
no doubt by the fact that have individually suffered 80
much from them. Though feel myself very incompetent
your theory seems to well reasoned, and your cocu
sons just think withal that your pamphlet is cacu
lated to produce much practical good.
Speaking Of the medicine he says 1T fully justified your
Gathering expectations: and a. safe convenient and poPu
lieve that it will prove great public benefit nm pleased
to learn that you have recently established several agencies
for its dspostio-though regret that, with view to
general dissemination of You should have found it
to from your present residence among
With much respect have the honor to te, sir,
WI LIAM WOODBRIDGE.
q From Hon. SrrrHES v. r. TRowBnIDox, of Michi.
gan State Senate, to the Agent ut Detroit.
BIRMINGHAM, OAKLAND Co.. Dec. 10, 1s41.
Sir-you wish ine to inform you whnt know Of DR..
Osgood: India Choagogue or anti.blious medicine do
believe that If the virtue aud efficacy of this medicine
generally know the FFvER AND AGuE would disappear in
Michigan. ....4. ''',..g.
procured bottle in the spring of 1sll and have good
believe that myself and family escaped the ague
last season in consequence Of its use. -Hi-yi
Perhaps in summer since the settlement of this hne
peninsula has the fever and ague prevalent the
hst. have recommended this medicine b, numerous in
Stances and when the disease had become fixed and br
the skill Of physicians and have never known fail |.
has universally pru1uced the mpst happy effects and bet
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-19
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