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IMPORTANT to Town and Country
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS ARE

~ invited 70 visit @ W TUTTLES EMPORIUM OF
rancy Goods No 3iJ Broadway, where may be seen, IN
endless variety, every OBSERVATION Of English French GER
man and Chinese Fancy Ware NJ the most reasonable
lr,c.s wholesale and retail. New and beautiful goods y
svery arrival FROM Europe Visitors are always welcome
OF u Tu1hSSl s;p
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SAUGATUCK FEMALE SEMINARY

- w.sipoTs, Conn.-Mlss NJ COLEY, Principal The
Winter Term Will open Nov Thus s. hOo BENG dies gned
stcusysy Tor BoaIdezs. and Of those hni,ed Hunbsr
the 1secters enabled 70 devote large portion II TIN.
20 each pupil thus gresV facilitating nora. mental and
physical Improvement Terms reasonable. Circulars con-
taanz sfticuars procured by addressing the PRINCIPAL
iss Broafway
REFERENcEs-Rey. ". II. Frsoie. westport Jo.eoh
J-sAcs VI ID Westpor Morrs KetchEm, Fsq W sst-
PIT marx Newman L Co No. 20 Broadway New.
York Nasem4n DseIBsB. Controller. Once New
YORK Hon Hem. Green. Trenton, NewJ-rsef
Sz3 1UIuIEASts
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HIGH-BRIDCE LOTS FOR SALE

u -EIGHTH-Av ENUE RAILROAD These Los
are stuated the Westchester side Of the Harlem Rver
between McCOmbs Dam Bridge and the High Bridge:
Any person acquainted with the suburbs of this cy, VIII
perceive on viewing the High Bridge Lots that they pos
sess great residences all other
about city and thai they far cheaper han any 1the
property as well situated The bull for the 9th av Railroad
having been signed by the Magor the road WIN be com
menoed forthwith, and speedily finished please inquire
and learn the fact The fare for the entire length OF the
rad Is To be five The scenery presented from
anost every part Of thn property Is exceedingly interest
ing embracing most beautiful views of land and water
This property also WIDE the Harlem River,
thereby soding every iaf y for boating and fishing For
maps aud other infoI nation, apply to
Oh, Ims ID b. WINfON No. II Cedar st cor Nassau
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nANCINGACADEMY, No. 10 Grad

~ St. 4 doors from Broadway.-P. SAR0CcO, Ff,i,n,
sor Inventor and sole Teacher Known IN AIasI1s -
new and iaShlOnable dances whose talent does NJ
any recommendation, has opened MS saoons for case
ladies, gsItlemsa and children. Private .ss,ns s'e
zaihes a.,
BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY. Frankln b9 III,
ing. corner Of OraEze and alton s.s one csoi uo"
toa-st-P oARACCO, FROM No. li3 Grand s., 49, ~
has opened Dancing Saloon for ladies, s.nsisns" ~
oaLdFens CLASSES Private lessons gwen n smi-s "
eiaSsss Will commence Oh me 2Sa inst AZ. n.
Dor particular. Apply at his Academy os tAe tra n
Hds: e. the new dances. the Ameucsa CS'ni's
Taught 10 oAidrsa with the grsgtest 1sca,a .,.uS
his NJ, sr,l,sr IN. IS .sy aisslss to- iae ees 49,
epcIstf w
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1851.
ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured At New

ZINC PAINTS, Maaufecored ~ Nev'
NEW JEPsFf EXPLORING AND MINING CO.
THIS Coezysny IL prepared 70 furnish supply OF Iash
valuable r,yrS
zbt~h hava he-r f,uad after sevsrsi years H' ootn
ggyDs and n the United States. to retain men o'gh
oesul, AMI aroectve properties. superior " Any o'ne'
Pant whs-sysr Their ,.r~r
WHITE ZINC PAINT III,
sisffsratlop whatever. IL has no poisonous p'ot'l -
olcoi,xrl,,s t. The health Of ssmisss anu ""'eS u
some oshea kinds Of plgmes,s x-v,,ou
IT Will NOT TURN 7 BLLO" ,..-. -.
-hen srD0,sc % sHlphuronS OF hepnisc haS..aJ ~
,vss when shv. VI n closs rOonl s1I 10 II aeoe. ~
SECURES surg On walls coated WITH X As a. 80.
bs,px u -thstands changes Of weather better ts
xnv ohar n0' heing abs 70 turR csasAY OF 20
80 NIB "a II uay worked with any cotof; o' VIE
,pd oil or wtn vsrn instead o. OIL 'here'Y S''hs
she las,ly celebrated porcelain hnlsh cu .Nn COL
ORFD ZINC PAINTS which ars beyond question "t.n
ont ,ny equal for coating roofs ships odthouses eSo
ana AZ non az other metallic surfaces They are d Pas
METALLIC OXIDES, -,
Al are unaffected by salt water or o'het ekposui0 ~
than any other pants within our kaowiedse
Iron and other metals do not Osidike when oosisu VIZ
them snt they are remarkable M their nts-pfooi POF
.rt,es Dealers supplied on liberal terms ~
S. 7 JONES CO, Agents ior 1he tOh.A
OF Il y sesve'-"' " =.
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miscellaneous advertisements

ALL KINDS of WINES, BRANDIES,
IA Cordials and syrups. from RUDOLPH KLUGE.
Free Lunch every day. No % North William st, corner
of Chatham o2t lms
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NOTTCE.-STUYyE-
v1,O SCHOOLS and FAMILIES A
Daatina Schools.

HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA
DAME H. GIAVELLt. have commenced tuition
n IA, II Academy DANCING and healthlul exercises.
Al the STUYVES Ant INSTITUTE, No $50 Broadway.
Al the fashionable dances will be taught the
most graceful and appropriate H. Wells and SIS
ter have passed several Paris, studying their
isson the ROy al Academ and at the schools for
private dancing The system ~ which they propose teach
is entirely and adapted Tor the promotion Of health,
the requirement VI graceful and depot
ment Appiy daily at the above adtTess o2i m'
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DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy

No. 4fs BrooIne -. This establishment Is nov ypca
for The Classes onW sdne Sisys and
dies and Children SATURDAY for those whD "sh 70
once week lasses On MONDAYS aud lnnr~lay ~, -
classes ednesCays and Saturday The even ''
Gentlemen. PIac.cing Lessons ThHsdaf q. sp eh
SDress, SEMI monthly for AGulis and monthly lyIO"aI
oren All the modern Dances included IN Tue co~is
instruction. For particulars. See Crcniars. DIV
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ADMINISTRATION in SPANISH,

gwen al No "a Chambers st, by Prof NiNGur VI
tho Nwyo,k Ijnyersltv Glasses beginners for ladies'
aud gentlemen separately constantly forming ana
those Who wish II may the classes already commenced
- - ~ s,S,en, o2i its
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" CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

NALL FASHION, finished, ele-
CANT finished Silk Hats at the low prce of 50, usual
sold at 50 sn srcle NJ 81 so and 90 % neat Hats 81
BROWN. 1853 Canal-st,
% lm' next to the corner of SullIvan-st.
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b B E Il OVERSHOES,
i BOOTS &c-The subscriber would respectfully call
the attention Of the ladies' and gentlemen Of the city 70 his
stock of India Rubber OVershOes. Boots Cater Boots,
Buskins Clogs Fooihods Misses Shoes Boys Shoes, &C
be the most complete and perfect assortment of every
syle and of Inda- Rubber Shoes t. be found one
establishment the city Prices as low Otler part
Of the CITY AL shoes warranted.
S c. BISHOP. Ne. 16i Broadway.
India Rubber and Gutta Percha goods Wholesale aud re-
tail 0A o.
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Jn1id Rubbcr Goods.
PUBLIC.-INDlA RUBBER

YVO THE PUBLIC.-INDlA RUBBER
Il sHOEs-Om attention Is been called to an slyer-
ts-uent ny Horace n DaY published IN de New-t9rs
Herald Of July H. 1851 ana the Courer and Enquirer 81
sane date IL Which zfer much unTe-ted abuse Of our
st,osu.y WA JudsnH ESD. he assert. t4i SSrs 20.
cksr,s hun irrh puGts7q G0oS,saJs Patents under or
exp names and hat he not InlrIngs SpOsTsa Pa
tents N The manufacture Of shoes -,
We have purctased license for the nanufarure II
Indla Rubber Shoes under Gdea-s and PAD our
money ard daily paylEs tam Ter ~ same ana n;
ether person might have Done tbs SANE disposed % 90 =
rather hsn sirsa upon tsODdyears Patents We think
Purchase right 70 use valid patent u an u
,tyrXre II Mr. Day after having been prosecuted, ao-
SnowIe-jeps Good ear. rghs made settlement and
.sreed n. future no. nnge his patents He now a.
enn,I,g ut only to infringe sad patents bus
49, no have f1r large consideration purchased sgI IL
ana no ,yors Under them, and oe sksr0e NJ D1s
S,r,rflV ard fi1f orr sn H9RGfHT,s With ,aiis
u,on Goodyesr's Patents II ne Manufacture 81 the saeet
which Ne p oe-ng 70 the pubhc and we give notice ina!
ne and AZ who are concerned With him IN purchasing OF
yepdn. nv shoes made violation OF SAID patent nsht
I'll ~ prosecuted kew-york, July IL, 1851.
JECANDEE, HAYWARD Rubber Co, by
VIM BUCKINGHAM, Treasurer,
THE Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co.
II HUTCHINSON, President,
FORD co. 81 TtThSSu
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CNARM. near YONKERS, FOR SALE

H Containing ~ sores. Of which 20 srs wood good
e-t and water tie hand ice,ent situation romantic ana
anaishy. with dtwa Long Island fhete is new
& cling and all the houses very good The owner
. go,x shrosd Price y 3so. There are opportunities
dAly except Suntsys 81 and cents fares IL lee 81
pes northeast 81 Ioasss Station, and miles west
Bronxv,ne. Harlem kAnIs@G Apply Al No. ~ Pist-s
M, stA,tx $50 II
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TO IET.-One OF those basement houses
Il on the 4'hav.. near MacisOn-square. The house -
NV and ese with all Of the late IMPROVEMENTS
good The will be moderate until the lst ~ May
Possession gwen once. Apply 10 JOHN 1OuNu,
O26 81 No ss' fth sv
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MILLING and SECURING SOAPS
NITY OF THE GREAT SALT

~ I UT IT Il NhT.N OhLI
- LAKE The Advertiser would be glad t. cOmmun-
cate with Mormcns who may Al present this
nsghbJrng cities with persons who have been
deps a CITY Of the Great Salt Lake durng the past
ve,r or two Any such viii confer great favor ~ adj
d,s.sDg Box l1l3 Post Office New York CITY. OSI6t'
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LAC HEDGE FEMALE SIENNA.

a RY ~ WHITE PLAINS, WestcheStsr Co. 70
miles from tas cLty Of New YorS-Mrs, X - sEARLEs,
Prncira The Eighteenth Session Of this Institution vii
commence "a the frs, MONDAY Of November Circulars
containing terms K, BE obtained Al Messrs RAY
NOkS Bookstore, No ~ B0wery, Application ~
ielter TO tAs Principal, a. " nIts Plans.
40 ~ uIhsSs
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSN.

~ TpTE Chestnut Grove Chiffon. Staten Island, Rev.
I TOWEILA NJ. II L d. Prncipal.-ln th, School.
long proved and known establishment IN ~hich uH
pups receive sound educaon OF the first order IN Gas
scs French Spanish and German Mathematics, hnshshr
commencing with the first rudimens Drawing IN On sud
Mater CoorS aud the untirlns of the Principal a.
sisted BY masters of high character and tnsd efpsnsns
exercised order 20 MAINTAIN the epsau1n wh.o me
eleye De BaucheT Pans charge dies econs equtsos
exceptlon fs,ont les exercices mliares The Pnacpd
cen Be seen at the book of Geo T.. Putnam, No
Isl Broadway Tuesdays rhurscas aud Sa'ufdsys du
mig th,s month Term commences Nov l. PrOspeciuses
At the Principal book -stores a""
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EXECUTORS SALE of REAL rs.

- TAIN For sale a, auction ON WEDNESDAY The
.Cctooof, ON the premises. al u NJ. the follow
D., tnpctv .oeIohgmg ~ The Estate - JAMES PHIL
re i%e OF Ne~ Hanburgh. P0ughkeepse, Dut ,hess
me hIs pece eon'ains 49, acres II land bsautl-
e,y situated On The Moth shore If Wapplngers Creek
we New Hamburger De OF The land of Il st rate qual.
NY tot tunGns pufposes, and has hne building sts m
uew OF the Hudson River The shore N covered
With hne growth OF ~cel IL situated IN an e,esls nj
heiShuthoe andis ever desirable country al
the second ece 81 and hes quarter of mls far.
see, NORTH Mo contains 81 acres This has also Cos
eelhms ante ih view of the Hudson River.
Ierns-lc per cent The day the balance ON the
~ o. MAY iS,' Possession given the Is: OF Aprl aeyt
Inc a~ve described premises lie adonng the lands of
We Messrs Howlasd GardlBeE aud Sheafe For further
psfuoalass ~sane 81 JOAN " PHILIPS. the prsm-
is nxvnTcNs nnEvARSt, Exeea,es Ct
Pso&hksepsae. Ocs. ~ isoi Ole Ave
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EARM FOR SALE.-l6n acres. ahoul


u - acres IN woe1 ts- balance under culrvaihn Two
Annie Orchards ttQ Peach trees bearing. Plum.
Cherry and ohes fruit abundance two Houses two
ellis II exccllen; Wafer Barn, NC The Farm N good
fence ard suitable fer GFam Grass and Gardening all
It's varieties Situated NcrtA Brunswick, M,dde>cs
County N j., mles irotn Washington, D. from Spots
xooS DAp,t Camden aaa AlrlNy Railroad. and 10 New
Bruuswck pepot ccnveatn; irn aud 20 New-Nerk nav
lrt Irau,re OF {. Il, REGARD, Ne - Greenwich-st,
SCNENCK MCGEE & - Pier p fHot N BsfcIss 81. 81
5 G. BOOTH. Nc. 80 Broadway, y, 90 % The prem
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SOIR respectfully informs his customers and the
public generally that he has removed his Cabinet Ware
rooms o No 5i3 Brodway door to the Chinese Mu
scum. He has hand large and beautiful assOrt
men Of Furniture OF the richest description TO which he
invites attention He also prepared to furnish to order
the styles Of choice Furniture usesuch
Gothic. Antique Eizsbethian French and other designs
and which he will warrant Of the very best materials
workmanshIp and finish ID Inn
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GRAPES-From J. Couz-
i ems VINEYARD, Dcbbss Ferry For sale a; fRfONr
So g. Il. O Iohn At $50 lm'
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6onses tuanteo.
DART of HOUSE.-Wanted, part of

II House say two Rooms and two three Bedrooms.
on ole floor II possible by arespectab'e family consisting
Of three gIosn and three small children Rent to
be moderate and references unexceptIonabic gwen Ad
jTsss Bor 67a Post Office OF St.
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TO SELLERS undersigned, Sec
II rcsary Of several Ba1ding and Loan Associations,
keeps register fsr tAs aspeeoQ of members and Others
of al property offered fcr sale this city, Broskyn sad
Wilaasburg Pescas having houses lots for sale OF
lease viii Ard greatly 10 then advantage to leave de-
s.rpf.Ds ana price of their property with PECARE.
Othce No SO Hester - Center
b-psr~ans DESTROYS Of purchasing leasi1s no iscs
~ tx, "a ~ Themselves ~ e,a..sia. the ssbsrre
,,r>-,. stS gas
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1ewelrn, &r.

PEDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
and JEWBLRY at REDUCED PRICES-Ihs
suhsc rlher ectng several large nvpees ef
WATCHES and JEWELRY for the Holidays, sell
ing OF hls present stock greatly reduced prices
me Cold Lepne Watches, holes ieseiei
7 ne Coll Detached Levers full lew ls.i. .--.. sc
Fine Cod Patent Levers -..-.------.- g
and all other kinds of Watches 10 equally low prices
aso al Kinds Of Gold Chains. pure Colo Wedding Rags
Colo Keys and Seals Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and 81
yer IhImbles Diamond Rings and Pms, Bracelets, Gold
lockes Cur Pins Ear Rr gs Gold and Silver SpecaceS,
Breastpns Flbger Rings. Silver Fruit Knives Sterling 81.
'e spoons ups Forks SC. at much ess prees than any
other house Gold Watches lOw $50 each watches
and Jevelv exchanged All Watches warranted - seep
good time. or the money returned Watches Clocks and
JewerY repaired the best manner much less t,n The
usual prices GEO. C. ALLEN,
Importer of Watches and Jswelry Wholesale and Retail.
Ne IL Wall-St Broadway, up stars. formerly AT
No. 81 Wail-st SIT
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DOND-ST. ACADEMY, No. 80 Bond

I'D s., .Nev-York.-Mr WILLIAM PARKER. AN,
tayoraby known an English and Ssctl leaShet WI
succeed prc Hsrimeyer Is Principal % this school
the 29th oct Circulars containing full lnfofnatlon w
soon he sued
ul. Az gentlemen II great wUrth a. man. anu ~ r.
sp.csabay teacher He has prepared sever udees
fr This COLLEGE and iron, thCN shartctts A. >'iss ne
SUBSCRIBE Is persuaded that he II faithful ana rhesat
instructor. ALpNec ~ ~
nlnn Cnllage. ] nlN B.. lSil. ol0 .NInIhSN
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nAY'S RUBBER SHOES The un-
- der.gned daily receiving from bis factory fresh
Supplies Of his PATENT JAPAN RUBBER SHOES
The trade supplied by the case at
IS cents for mems Of all kinds, and
56l cents for women's Of all kinds
Exporters WIZ discover Days styles 70 embrace the 'l
approye ed patterns and most brilliant gloss No conbec-
tIorn with The Combination H. II. DAY,
Oldest Manufacturer Of India Rubber IN the United States
owner of II India Rubber Patents Warehouse NO %
CourtlaIdt-N oio ~
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R0YS', BOYS, BOYS and chill
~ DRtN'S CLOTHING ale "a order ~ A. HER
WICK, No 2 Mercer-st one door from Caail-st Gu
ting fitting. and basing. at reduced prces go lm'
ENTS' FASHIONABLE FALL
- CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. *
THOMPSON. PECK NIXON. No 81 BFpAEaT (coJ.
Duane-stl have constantly hand god asslTsep; 81
fue and ski nsbie read made Clothing sn1 FGrEsAns
s0cds consisting part OF Hosiery, Cloves SS. Nsa1 aad
Cotton Understands and Drawers, HAadss rcAefs Crs
watts. &c
Also Gentiemeas Toilet articles Shirts msfe T. order.
They would invite attention Their stock II Cloths CAST
and Nesiings Which ~ ne newest styles ard
from which garments vii he made in the best msRner ,na
fashion -ble STYLE o<ims
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7 EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

A FIXED fr one cent per fox. with the New. Jerssy
AT, foroslye PaInt and wananted PANT Der D. f,ay
csts y adapted bs TIA Cloth Couosstiaa Rosfs o.
dee No ss3 S2Tin. s., assr Hs3soa. ot' lns
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NTRE BRICKS. MALT KILN TILES,

IL rtRECLAY &c The subscribers. importers of Fire
Bricks Nslt Kiln Tiles, &c have constantly on h.Hd-
Pei sad White Welsh, Lister !" Rafort, Stovr
hrIess Z" HukmaA" and Chance" ds. and GsrnkIrI"
Eire Rr,e IS common and fancy shapes.
pireclsy welsh Lumps and Oyentiles
Mali kiln Tiles. . EOle-a very superior Atice.
Coa-Biun,nors and Anthracite Of al descnp,lsns f5r
sac 10 lots = suf purchasers. Apply %
sAML THOMPSON NEPHEW,
All sms No us PeEi-y.-, New-YWx
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"ATCHES.J EWELRY and SILVER
W WAEE-A very large assortment OF the newest
stye Of rch Jewery Of eyery pattern ns gold and silver
ladies' and eenlenens Watches and Silver Ware Of the
standard II dollars moderate Prices be found
al =. W. PACHTMANN'S Jewelry Store, No. 40 Canal
Watches Jevely and Silver Ware made TO order and
carefully repaired California Gold taken IN exchange and
made up 10 order o;s iAs
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u and occupied By 2 y. / c. Taumin. al Picrmont.
Ths buildings SAID place are two story BRICK d~els-
house ~ BY 28 feet with Of two stsres 10 by 20 feet
and kitchen sdjoning with o'buildngs. fences and other
improvements excellent and substantial order con-
nected with the snoned buildings Of frame,
filled with brick 30 by a. feet which now and has for
many years been occupied country store and one ID
the Oldest and eeibe business stands IA the town
The whsle premises furnished with every convenience
tor comfortable and pleasant residence slss admirably
adapted in point Of and otherwise for extensive
store business SAID property m the upper part Of thu VII
lage The lot front the high road aorg aud across
the rear the lot the New York and Ere Railroad
For further particulars Apply TO the the
ses or To Mr. JOHN J LAGRAVE, No 2l9 GrseGwch-
st New York.-Pisrmoni. N. y. Sept. 81 1851
PETER n. TAULMAN,
40 ms CHAS TAULMAN
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mango Co. New-Yoss. containing about go acres ~
lad eli divided into tiAbs pasture and meSdow ssd.
we'll fenced This farm lies IN the Chensnxe ae. hsv-
50 OF far meadow sn the west oaak oi The
uvss. The house ~thIn h,e MINUTES walk 81
Academy undsr the direction OF Its able Prin-
clpsl Mr Ab6ott CsIhcfc, EIascOpaan Presbyterian.
Baptist and UnissrsAlss Churches VIII pasture and
20 head q cattle reed siaahng for the same VII
also rxlse fom eV et bushels oats 800 hdshels cOr
and cuts 30 tuns OF coed hay s Ach other pro-
dsce good market is nsd "a tao village, which GA the
line " the Che nango Canal ard distant from New NsN
oub II hours Dor fartAsr particulars, apply to
ETHAN RAY CLARKE. IN sad Oxford.
oiyim Or e. SAM W CLARKE. warwick. X 4
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Real estate for 6Gle.

NOR SAIE--Several brown stone
u Houses the upper par Of the city, containing all
modern improvements Pnces from So 500 to 900 Also
several houses to let house I'D st. for sale
Proc So 900. Apply.o K b. KINSHIMER. No 5ls ah
ny a6er p M OIL Inn
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~ W. KEELER'S FAMILY BOARD.

Is ING SCHOOL fot BOYS, NswtoSn "a desI
County, Conn -BF New YORK. New Haven al hspa
tone Railroads s. hours from New York and hour trfs
Bridgeport Terms SIS Per quarter ot eleven weeks is
board, tuition Washing, mendns fuel lights and 0oii
Instruction al English branches Pupils received a,
any time
REFERENCES II y Peck e.. No 80 rrsa'-st .
Ntw-NcTk Carton Oysrtos. VI Mai.st 10 Geo
" Dow. No Burlng- slip. do Aaroa ha~ley y,
Beav.r-St d. Hon William krs~ell. corner ~ Jv
and WillOug hby-Sts BROOKLYN ". \. Couckha NJ y
Sands - 10 Hon Henry Dugt1a. "a" proies'or. ale
College. asd Hon. Alfred SacNmaa, Ne~ Haven Coas
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I AIDES SCEOOL-RED HOOK.
II A nj, ths NnpTH pIVrp WN ynNCa

INTO hsr family t~eAty pupils whom she ;Aorog,Aly
insiructs IN ali the branches SQUAD cocahoa rsluI-,
and also those aocompl hmsn's AM that personal
rage vlrcA &. them foS tAts sNc,ely. Nssc
p ench AMI DrE~in ssnght b. members Of her fan a.
~hJ ladies' sunonilT Suahed IN Their resPec,o 3rs
lsSrDns aci teach with al that socitgic Tor the pros
eieacy other he psramo Mt Importance whAsss
accom- plR In sn,s demands She has three S
snd Parents desiring inieyie~ may cali % her ~ No ~
West Washington plsce TIL studies reSn nei ia
November Her terms Slje year without any ertr,
charge References may Ne uaie 80 TIE parents u ,ny
her present or former pupils. OF A.farhSS'
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WIN. S. VANDERBILT would call
the attention Of MS customer and the pubic ssss-
ray TO his well selected stock Of Cloths C1ssuners ss
Ing. and Fall ana Winter Goods AZ his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, as brosdwEs
WHERE he = prepared % make up GENILEH IN , AT
BOYS CLOTHING. m the most fashion aSie s.T'e -
tie also keers ~el selected assortment ~ GENILk-
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING
Also general assortmen mt Of everJthins fpu ri N
GENrLsnks's FURNISHING EsTAsLlsHsENT
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DOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS a

Dr. f,llowtns prices w Ladies Caters at and 10
sn,nngs Gents Rubbers a: 5. and Is Mems strCpg
shoes os PRIME Boys strong Shoes is gents
60 pst,pt Gather Shoes and Caters 1T less prpe than
eisewhere vt MANN SONS, No 300 GraEd-st.
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SCHOOL for BOYS. at

UUAKDINII SIIIUUI Tor BU1S, at
4 New Canaan Conn DAVID y ROCKWELL,
Prucpa and Proprietor assisted by hs son Thus Is one
the oldest Boarding Schools the State. II is situated
in Now CantiD, Fairfield Co. Conn two hours from New
York by the New ork and Ne"-IIayen Railroad to Ds
rcn. from Danea 20 New Canaan one hour BY stage
The buildings ample IN their accommodations aud
combine all those arrangements desirable for the comfort,
convenience and health II tle pupils.
The Winter term commences the lst Of November.
Address ID S. ROCKWELL No No. 293 Pearl ST., New
York where also circulars may ae obtained. % i'm