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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
yT,O CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANTS

MECHANICS and OTHERS.-Three Thousand
Acres Of VALUABLE LAND sng q. 3ss, ana ana drs sHR
SITE, on the Long Island Railroad. FOX SALh Inls
tract Of Land situated IN the Township Of en-
Suffolk County Long Island LAID out on both sides o. 'ae
NedfoTd station Is IS miles from Brooklyn Al present
=. the pom, OF OF Port Jefferson aud
Beport well other smaller pieces ana Is one Oh ts
most important way points IN tne roi1 I1e -, As !,
well known the Long Island Railroad Is one Of the estab-
lisbed routes between New York and Boston
The soil embraces every variety rom p'fe Iot," "
slightly oamy sand susceptible Of the highest cuya
ton and from facilities for obtaining sea weed ana hsh
fr sDure as well materials for compost 1t IS IN every
respect adapted TO modern agriculture 1t, r
The tract is covered with an oak and pine CROWN %
sizes, and on It are many thousinus 81 Sou ~
wood large enough for the NewY0Th market Inere =
also some valuable building timber Water Oh TIE Best
quality easy Of access. Z
Tie southorly boundary II miles from me csuiet 9i
Pacbog,e the northery miles from Long Island sound
There are mills schools and churches within few ines
that within year over 200 persons have ufohtseI lau'
In the immediate vicinity for the purpose OF improvements
In every respect these Lands are worthy the attention %
Emgrants Farmers. Mechanics and others
For the u purchasers, the mas O5tf
divided as nearly as possible INTO IEN-AsehE LIS,
which VIII be sold sIngly. with the privilege OF one or more
of the adjoining Lots The pnres have been graduated
from s7j 10 $500 for a Lot Of ten acres and upward
Conrnunicaou with the Railroad by way OF the Med
ford Sta0n where a uersan VIII always he Attendance
on the ARRIVAL Of the morning tram from brooklyn ana
wait on purchasers. -, -
capitalist body n eHgrauIs WOuld ne Uei'eu WV"
The parties interested in these Lands have for sale 5000
acres Of other Land, including several highly productive
Farms. the vicinity which they oier oh Reasonable
terms. The titles are indlsputable. ~,
,roperty an ply 10 En- ERSON x PRICIARD. Attorneys
at Law No 10 Wallst New York, or ~ persons on ue
premises Conmuncs,9ns BY Iee p W2St 9e
The trans leave Brooklyn at A. NJ. and r. NJ ana
arrive at MedfoLd at Y NJ and p NJ Leave Mediori
at 5h 3Om and III. a5m NJ, and arrive al Brooklyn al
2Ufn u
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DARE CHANCE FOR TANNERS

lThe large BRICK Tannery the city Of Cleveland Ohio
the only establishment the KIND the city, offered for
sale ve reasonable terms. There two-story Brick
~ by feet frame Beam House Engine House &c 6ivats
besides 10 Teaches Soaks aud Bats and other
TO match.
Considering the location and facilities for procuring stock
and materials presents chance rarely to be met with
FOs further particulars. address, JOHN LUGENBEEL,
Cleveland OHIO ola 6tDxltWs
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IvhUF. A. BASS r NTstNVII
Il CLASSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Glasses for Ladies the oor for Gentle IN the
evening 10 about the sTth INST For fnr-
Their particulars inquire AZ % Broadway. entrance N
Frsnkln-st DIN
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40 PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

YNO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS
-Proposas will be received by the Monmouth Coun-
ty Plank Road Co TIL the 1T day Of March next. r bnid-
ing A DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD from keypoIt u
Fresl old Monmouth Co y J.. a distance OF l3l miles,
the be commenf ell olry ths Spring aud com
peted by the LIST cay II October next with the exception u
three miles If SAID road g0r which separate proposals vii
received TIL the LIST day Ot November next the 10
be immediately after the contract Is iaAen aud
be completed by the lsg dAy OF January next Address
JOHN HERBERT. Marlboro. y. J. DANIEL STILL
WELL NldetOwn Point. n j. or the Subscriber. Key
port, " J. ALFRED "ALLlNG, Secretary.
% 3ms
HAVANA CIGARS.-60,000 prime Ha-
u yana ClgarS. for sale BY
oil w sPOFFOBD. TILESrON CO. No 40 South i.
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at

- Greenwich Conn., B NICHOLS, Principal
Terms sl20a year Circulars, coniaieg plrucola's may
be- obtan.d at the Bookstore Of NJ IL. Newman 4 Co,
No 1879 Broadway Of the Principal By directing to stan
ford Conn %
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-For Sale.
LNOR SALE-The Property now owned

II ana occupied by II. \ L faulman, at pIcrmong
The buildings said ace Two story eTck dwelling
house "a by IS feet with ~ two solieS ~ ~ p feet
and anins, With outoudSs fences and oiter
improvements eScslsni and ~ stSn;al order con-
nected with the above mentioned tQpss oae III frame
ucd ia with byk n BY as fse, ~nca IS now AMI has for
many wears beer occurred country store sad one u
the olses and mos, elshe DaaQSS Staads an the town
The wkele premises furnished Nih every convenience
for comfortable aud pleasant residence. also admirably
ADAPTED IA pnnt of location aai otherwise Tor extensive
store business SAID pTcperts N tie upper part Of the vl
iage The lot $50 feet on he h,s road SlI and arss
the rear of the lot passes he New York and Ere Rad
Der further particulars aplY l. toe the prsu-
ses. 10 Mr. JOHN J LAGR AVE, No. 2ls Greenwich
st. Nsw-YofS. -Psernlept y sent ~, sol
PETER rAULMAN.
$50 ims CHA> KAUFMAN
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

~ fny-two Acres Of choice LAND IN MOntgcmer,
Orange County, n Y The buildings complete Or
der aud the sd, good free from rocks and stones and
under high state oi cUiuysunn An abundance of fruit
Of every description the place bounded by the
waikiki miles south from Goshen. and ~ miles Of
NewbSigh. half mile south OF the village cf Mont.
gomry This offers chance az Is OF the best
improved Farms IN Orange County There Is foot of
waste land the premises well fenced being tvs thirds
stone will he sold on accommodating Apply 10 y.
BLEECkFk 4 Co, on Newest, next corner Wall-st or
70 ROCkfELLER, PImce 81, corner Wooster, OF a.
HART, % the prcmsss cSSws
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IIIRE BRICKS. MALT KILN TILES,

H'INFl IVNN, NIT TNH'I-' =.
Il FRFCLAY The subscribers, importers OF FIRE
Brcks AIsii Kin Tiles, have constantly on nsnd-
BED aud - White Welsh" Lister Ranor9 Ssosr,
hrrlge Hukman." and Chance" ds. and &" GarnkIs"
Fire Bricks colSmon and fancy shapes
Fireclay " fish Lumps and Oventlles 80,
Malt KIN Tiles. 2S sole-a very superior Ntcte.
Coal-Bumnous and Ans rsolte of all descriptions iH
sale in lots to suit purchasers Apply 20 .,,,,,r,y
SAMI, THOMPSON NEPHEW,
aul cns No. I'D PeMl-st, Ne"-toiN'
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Gonscs 90 Get.

Two LET-Six new Unfinished two
u story basement and attic brick Dwellings. 3lst-st.,
between 9th and l0iavs. Five lines Of stages near
the premises Rent very moderate and possession glgen
immediately Inquire Of WEEKS, KELLEY & co,
No 43 Wail-st. or SANDFORDS, PORTER STRIKER.
No IL broadway OILS Iws
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y Farms Orange County. seven miles from New
burgh, the New buTgh and Cochecton Turnpike and
Plank Road adjoining the Coldenham estate. IL con ans
1861 acres well waertd by failing stream OF water.
Tim Brook running he house and barn, and ccmmu-
neang with every lot The buildings are nearly new and
IN good order II not disposed Of al private sale before the
18th If November next It Will be sold at public auction nj
the Orange County Hotel N.~Oush at IL o'clock on that
day For terms apply to JOHN CROMWELL New
Windsor three miles from ke~0ueh, at No 81 Pine st
New-York, u the subscriber, ~ . -
Ola Iws WM. T. SHEPARD.
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NOR SALE-A FARM and COUN.

u TRY SEAT beautifully situated near the WI age Of
Sonervi,le, New Jersey The house is nearly new built
modern style, waits hard FINISH marble nantes, large
piazzas front ard rear and repeto with every conye
n,ence Cor gentl.man's family Fruit Of all KINDS and
shrubbery barn granary house. ice house. &C
The farm of i23 70 Of which wood. The
house win he sold with less land to suit the
chaser The premises he within quarter of mile of the
depot. Part of the money remain on bond aud mort
gage For further particu ars inquire Of
ol3 Wv. HOMER MORGAN, No. / Pne-St
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| CITATION --NanufacIurers Of ttsho naole
RoseW cod Mahogany Black alnut and enameled Fur
rture Mandatory and WarerOOms oI Beecker corner
al Suyan-st Respectfully suclts the attention u these
who are about selecting their furniture 20 call and etans
teu rch ana extensive sOcA al Of then own anu &C.
,r,. IN aus 3mMWxSs
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DIAN for the HOUSE of REFUGE

DICH MUNICIPALITIES DES-
SOIR respectfully Informs his cus'9-leFs and the
public generally ihsI he has removed rs Caninet are
rooms 20 No $40 BrOrdway nett door - the CAhese G-
scum He has row On hand large and beautiful ass0rt-
ne1t Of urture the richest description. % which he
invites arteuon Re also pre- Jared % furnish 70 order
choice Furniture now IA Hse-slca
Gcskci Antique fzAoeth.n French and other 4esigs
workmanship and finish "a Ina
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VTVO SELLERS.-The Undersigned, Sec
Real estate for Sale.

LNOR SALE--Several brown stone
Houses the upper part Of the city. containing All
modern improvements Prices from $4,000 to Sl,0p Also
several houses to let soIyhouse on 22d-st 1oT SAFE
Pnce 5000. Apply TO u. b. KINSHIMER. Nc Sls an
after Nj OF I'm
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A LGER INSTITUTE. BOARDING.

a LiER lNSIlIl / E.-BDAkDlNG-
IN SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Cornwall. Conn +. W
ANDREWS, A. NJ. Pnncipal.-The Winter term VIII
commence ON the first III ESDAY II November neN aud
continue five months. The of instruction IA dc
signed either prepare boys for admission e. any Cinsn
College, Tor the pursuits II commercial lie tho
French, German and anish Languages, tofethef with
Music and Drawrg are taught by accomplished masters
The French made spoken laguage Expose per term
So0 for board Washing lights fuel and instructive IA all
the branches taught except Music and Drawing, which s'e
extra charges.
Circulars may be obtained by addressing the PrnclDN,
Cornwall, Conn OIL Nv
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EINE PAPER HANGINGS.-FRAN-

n CISPARES i co. No $40 Pearl street, have Just
received and wholesale and retail an extensive as
sorment of all the richest styles Of Decorative, elyet
Gold and Satin, French and American PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS selected expressly for Drawing
Rooms Also all the most approved styles OF Decpra-
tive Oaks, Marble Blocks. Panel Work, &c suitable for
Halls Dnng-Rooms &c The most perfect worAheh 'o
hang paper always on hand 81 I'M
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTi.

LPlSCOPAL tOLLEGlAIE ND l.
TUTE, Chestnut Grove, Clifton. Staten Island, Rev
r. TOWELL.A NJ i. &. ID, Pnncipal.-In the school,
lOng proved establishment IA which ihs
pupils sound education Of the first order, Cas
Sos French Spanish and German, Mathematics, Ensish
commencing win the hrst rudimsnts Drawing Oh and
Water ColOrs and the untnng Of the Principal las
sisted b. II high character aud tired erpsrenceD
exercised order the reputation which tie
School has attained In ex.oicier de Csyserie AEcen
be BauCher PARIS charge des lecoLs equitsDa
Voge ds gymRase aad desceme Tous les eleyes sans
exception tsiOut les e1efclces niitaTes The Principal
can he al the bookstore Of Geo p Putnam, No.
B3 Broadway Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays ds-
,his month. Term commences Nov !. PTospecuses
a. the pJlrclDsl book stores. so i'm
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VACANT LOTS for SALE.-Two Of
the beet LOTS on Seventhav, west nde, between
twenty second and Twenty third two LOTS on lwen-
-second- st and two Twenty frsts near Seventh-av
The in provemens making and to be made this Avenue,
and in vicinity render this properly desraDs A
Slyto los 2awW&Sfl T. W CHESTER, 81 WALLIS
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LNOR SA LE.-A Splendid Farm OF 100
acres with large house % ~ rooms, and plenty
Of out buildings miles from Plainfeld N J. de l2Oacres
do 90 do 40 acres d. 10 do 90 do
10 DO acres and acres m Plnned. n. albcpn
veuivnt "a railroad ana having good bindings Call ON
BROOKS. No l9Feiry-s st. or VAIL. No. Washington
u airs Saturday from Toto O'clock 9th
DAYS al Planheld. New IeratV nl1 MMWNEs
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NOR SALE or Observation-Disclosures

II and Lots IN the City Of New York and Brooklyn Gull
tIvated Farms from $500 $4,000 Lands for sale small
large tracts. almost STATE Of the Union IncUm
bered unucumbered Property taken IN Exchange All
letters (postpaid) to be addressed
Ol3 81 THOS RAWLINGS No. 1870 BrOadway, NY.
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EyOR SALE.-The pleasantly situated
story and basement ofick House aad Lo' IN zee
A. ~ Fast aists M complete order with gas Croon,
hath he Terms easy Apply at No 1872 Broadway, from
iifo +; o'clock or al No $50 80. av. Of ,
'oHiws PETER A. ". JACKSON.
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NYR. ADAMS'S SCHOOL FOR

~ III :
W. YOUNG LADIES, IN ORANGE, NEWER
Skf-Ihls N School OF the highest class. pleasantly
situated three miles from Newark the Railroad o. Dior
Mr. Adams offers 10 the young ladies who may 10
placed IN his family the best influences Of home and as
devoted attention If the ablest instructors The number o
pupils received by him bearders limited 10 twenty -
Cculars Will he sent 10 those who may apply for them
Address Rev , A ADAMS, Orange, ".
REFERENCEs-Joseph Henry. LID Washington. ID L,
Hon. Theodore Frelmghuysen, LII ID, New Bruins
wick, n Rev. Mars Hopkins. ID D., Wamst,wn,
Mass Rev John Stone, ID d.. GurdOn Buck. NJ ID NJ o.
Ha 'sfed. Esq Rev. Henry u. Smith. ID D., Rev ions
owen, ID ID Rev George PJsnilss. New York NeheAss
Cleveland, Esq Rev. Daniel y. NOyes. Brooklyn.
oi3 Jt2laa3S.
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Fancy Goods fol the Holidays
LEGOUX q PARDESSUS, No.

"a IS MAIDEN LANE,
Offer the trade and amateurs OF the Fine Arts the
large assortment articles for furnishing and presents OF
the latest syles comprising part Clocks Of every syle
with reliable movements; Candelabras ana Conpes 20
match Bronze Candle sticks Statuetts Groups IhermO
msteTs Inkstands, Animals, China Vases, Ornaments
Dinner Sets. Tete a-tete Sets Work, Odor aud glove
Foxes Dressing and Liquor Cases. and an infinite variety
OF assor ed goods both staple and fancy such perfume
~ of all kinds Brushes PRAYER Books. Desks Port Fohos
Opefa Glasses, Fans, Charms, Accordeons Paintings,
Gmaes Bon Bon Boxes, COrbeilles, SC. ol3 WsStJl
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NALL FASHION.-Just finished, ele-
CANT finished Sb Hats al the low prce Of 81 usus
~ sold a. s. an article So 80 and g - neat HAS 81
" ~ BROWN. l5S Cana-sl.,
aim. Eert 20 the corner of Sulhysn-st.
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GENTS FASHIONABLE FALL
to Town and Country

IMPORTANT to Town and Country
Druggists Ironmongers, and Sore.keepers IN general
This is to give that patent LIQUID GLUE has
been tested and found TO cost p cent less IN price han
common glue It being liquid state, REQ lrng No labor or
trouble preparation. IL dement's ron wood stone glass
marble CHINA OF any substance. To mechanics, house
keepers aud carpenters this will he found Invaluable and
house should be without it. Country store keepers
greatly their trade by introducing TINS vau
able aitcle We establish agencies upon the most liberal
terms or send samples any of the United States Tree
of charge Sold bottles At l2 49, 23, and 90 cents To
be had also of all the principal DIR g-houses IN Tins cy
JOHN PHILLIPS. No 81 Malden-lane, cor william
Be sure ask for philpss Patent Glue there beng
IL 90 3m
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II ward Of acres IN cultivation; Orchard. Peach,
Plum Pear and Cherry trees neat Dwelling House;
good Barn and Wagon shed Fowl House well Of capital
water good garden Within miles of the Depot at Bound
brook do from S0mevile. and from Pslnheld, N. J;
Price 800 including live stuck and utensils For fun
particulars call on Mr. II j. CONWAY 81 Leonard St,
~ " OILS lie
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At PRIVATE SALE-A large and

valuable bio, OF Ground suitable Tor ere nsive
featuring or other purposes SITUATED on II, s
V.rde..tsr,t between Frankfort and Pearl sts IN lh
rx ~ New York Containing about se5s seusre ZEE. o.
ground For pree and further parcg sf' pa,s
a mbers survey map Of the property can se seen
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L UNDERTOOK BOARDING.

IN SCHOOL. The Winter Term commences on Ae
f,rst TIT RSDAN IN November. Pupils accom- 'Aai'd 10
and from the School At the commencement aad close
e,ch term by the Principal who may he seen iDr a'ew
DAYS an the House "a Or Cullen No - Cranberry 81.
Hcok,n Among the present patrons reference made
York civ q Edwin eros ell ESc Senior hdHor Of
NJ any 4rr,s: VI q Roberts Esq No ~ West N.
II Bernard - No s. BeayeT,St John tslsoes hsS
No 50 Broadway. In Brook Nn g. Hon lohn oiesn"'e'
X. "a Clrton-st Dr Cullen, No - Cranberry 1t A.
C,;Sf - Errson.,t Circulars NAV De hal a the>e
silgfs.es A WATSON. A. NJ, z tnclpal 81 VN&S'
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.-C. COR

- Rim teacher and translator Of SAID language coalh
give lessons heretofore either AZ of ~ ne
resdence Of pnpils Best Of references gwen Apply al
has residence No Al Filth st. 2day ~ Nj Schsf-
oenbeTg, No 483 broadway. az I'm
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SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, $50 Hous-

- tOn-st, " Y-MT. VICTOR BEAUMONT, LIVI
Engineer, graduate from kcoe Centrale lies Ars 81
Manufacture" OF PARIS. Will open the Let Of segembsr
next new II lessons the French and English
Languages IN ell the branches. theOretc and practical
connected with Civil Engineering For details and refer
fences apply q the School. aull "
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u Prof T. A. JOHNSON, Recter. The hrst quarter
the Academic year hSins the Sh Of Sepe mbei Iss
innor and senior branches Of the English department. ssa
the CLASSICAL and Mathematical department ohef con-
pete course of studies. intended to prepare pupils To-
sapst ~ m. Vnyerslty ware ana Al NE
b1oksores OF CHARLES FRANCIS NO2s2 Brossr a.;
EaYSOp - Bovsv GEORGE s. PARkSh,
80 y DN''' Principal
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WEDDING and VISITING CARDS
w engraved snd printed. INITIALS embossed on nSe-
paper. wedding envelopes, sc, IN the finest sfvie
FOLGER, Eng and Printer,
SIS ihs No Tia John ST. near Peau
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rKNuITION--G. SCHMETZER, Pro.

u essor of Music aud Languages. informs the public
that he Is DESTROYS OF obtaining pupils Tor ne fihl ana
Flute the French German. and Latin Languages writ
ten applications received ~ the oce 81 The f)Hr or az
Messrs. EVANS X BRirIANS, Booksellers, No M
Broadway. so tm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

SAFE SPIRIT LAMPS.-The subscribe
- ers desire 10 call the attention the public to JEN
NINGSS Patent arrangement for preventing EXPLOSIONS
The prncple IS the same as applied to Sir Days Nine
Lamps and consists of the Of fine wire gaule IN such
manner that any careless filing of lamp near lame vii
not cause an e1pOSlon the efiectualy
vents the flame communicating with the contents 0i the
can and the body Of the lamp.
Having sold large numbers Of these goods for five years
past and having never known OF serious accident among
customers, warranted IN strongly reconmend-
ing them TO those PhOSgene Cas- Burning
Fluid -.
A full assortment of Lamps and Safety Cans, with
Phosgene Gas, Burning FLUID and Camphene All OF hrst
quality, for sale. Wholesale and retail, by
a I'm CHAS. STARR JR. CO.. III fut0n-st
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aaOIINr MASHINGTON COLLE.

W. CIATE INSTITUTE No 2is Fourta.st corner
Macdonald on Wsshn gtonscuare. WI open its y nth
S.hDo' Year on MONDAY. tine TN II Scptrmoef wneA
40 enlargement ~ the school Building Will be couPles
II i h,ped that the opening " tins insniulon ate" d1u
jer than usual y, be IN compensated u rs pupil
n. tHr increased aiganta they VII derive ipn the a
1on IT set ~ new Tor thc Of the School and
ments II study GEO W CLARKE. Propnetors srt
10 TrWTn&Ftf JAS BANNING. { PRINCIPALS.
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NYACK INSTITUTE-Select Board.
ESSEX FEMALE SEMlNARY-Re-

NSSEN FFMAIE SEMI MY i've
4 pupils of any and at any TINS, aaa iasos
and accomplished education Terms redsohanie rt
heathfness Of location and completeness of aIrnFeens
ms institution is probably unsurpassed and beng on ,hs
beautiful margin Of the Connecticut River near the sea-
hoard Is easy ii access by Newlork and Hartford daily
steamhoats As MINOR consideration We would add that
the teachers and pupils furnished al moderate charge,
by the stable OF the Semuary, with Wei trained seidls
h,rsss far use Circulars containing view
of the Seminary Buildings. references Nc can nr hnd ~
u Wv LUCIUs LYON, 4 NJ. Principal
rsser MAY L. 1851 au23 3mMWSF
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Camps an0 Burning flni0s.

DRONZE CANDELABRA.-Just re-
- ceved. large OF the above article, of new
81, les and desirable patterns. which we offer at
unon former prices by wholesale or retail
ola 4w DIEIZ, BROTHER CO, No 1874 Wllliam-ss
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ne.ryONKERS. FOR SALE

Containing 20 acres, Of which ~ are 49, IA
frrif and water the land excellent situation rona
bsaithy with view down Long Island Tnerc = a no
dwenq ard all the out houses are very sced ,,t,s.
,o.ng .broad Puce 81 500 There are IL epp3'
daily ercept SUNDAYS at and cents are. ~ .
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