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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Three Fast Lines to Philadelphia, Daily, Except
Sundays)

FH1Sn
nN and after Monday % December the mail and
" ger trains to Philadelphia will be as follows viz:
Morning Mai TrIin stopping at way stations will leave
the Compsnys Neo Depot President street at o'clock
daily, texcept Sundsys3 through in five half hours
10 this train second cdss will be fare
which will be two dollars and the ticket for which mn be
procured in the ONCE before starting be sold in
the car.
Night Ma Train stopping at all the regular stations on
the road will leave the Depot every po
at Soclock-being the only lime Sundays
Returning the trains w leave Philadelphia respective
ly, at half past 8 A. NJ. and 10 p. M
NOTICE-Tckets for the above lines be procured
&C che ONCE baggage by the above lines is owners
risk and passengers expressly prohibited taking any
thing a. baggage but wearing apparel Fifty pc allow.
ed each passenger J. G. HARDIE
Baltimore, April 10. Acting Agent
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FRANK MILLERs LEATH gR PR ssERyATy
MArkn rRoofs or k1AcklNa

W - ~@~7N 49, 49, Da|NShAANO,
For Boots, ,Shoes, HGraesf, C2yyseSs Tops Sc
THIS BLACKISG Is not desNsned 10 produce polish
Out to render leather soft plisbie water proof and
much more durable.
IL may be had at the manufacturers Wholesale price
New fork-Grsnnis Stewart, 96 Maiden lane.
Albany, N Yy-Archibad Mcclure
Rochester, N. Sage Il Pancost.
Buffalo N Y.-Pratt & Co Terrace strict
Philaaephia-r W. Dyott Son, l32 N. I'd street
Pittsburg, Pa-McCurdy LOOMS
Boston Msss-Alexsnder Strong, 30 Central street
Bangor, Me- George W. Emerson, 4 Smiths Block
Cleveland, o. Seaman Il Smith.
Cincinnati, o Robbins & Pomroy, 81 Pearl street
Montrsal, q. W.-Brown & Chids
Toronto, T.. W--Brown Il Cbiids
And in the cities and principal generally through
out the Northern and Western States OF the Union
Aug 81
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BUCHANAN's JOURNAL OF MAN.

Monfhiy-32 pages, 81 per annufn, in adpance.
Bi-monthy asd Monthy GO per annugn, in adpanos
Sir Nos 81 81 pagss each, and sir Sc eac making 1853
VOL III commences July, 1851. This unique original
journal treats Of & subjects relating presents
new and well demonstrated systems of Phrenoogy Py
elogy and Physognomy-sn surveys from point Of
view the great of the age The knowledge Of
and the elevation Of the its aims Specimen mum
hers sent gratitously Adore the editor Dr. JOSEPH
r.. BUCHANAN Cincinnati.
Vol containing nine plates Zone exhibiting the sys
tenn Of Phrsnoogy) and GA pages will be by mail for
two dollars lure l2-lyi
HENRY Ii. PAXTON,
A TTORNEY and Councillor at Law, and Solicitor In
"A thsncsry, tadix, Harris,n county. Ohio Ian
THOMAS EMERY,
MANUFACTURES Of Lard OIL Star and Adamantins
w handles, 50 Water street. between Main and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio
b. Cash paid for Nos. and lard, grease mutton and
ocei tSow' May i5-tf
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HENRY IL. PAXTON
THOMAS EMERY.

a TTORNEY and Councillor at Law, and Solicitor In
"A thsncsry, Cadix, Hsrrs"n county. ohio ians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
Cutlcrn, Gar0warc, 81.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.
4 LITTLE eucce>s"I 90 Osborn n Latel having ca -
ctd ms premises occupying both hgldnss Nos 80 aud
a Fulton ST. has with the enlargement opened zap goa al
dn ms already extensive assortment, ueW and Ne
larre stock ofHAkDM ARE. CUTLERY EDGE TOOLS.
s. and iUf the better Information of h reucs ans the
ynhhc who not Informed 10 The extent Of h a>sort
mont would state that
THr CELLARS
of Nos 80 and 81 are kcpt Cut and Wrought Mails Spikes
Hose shoes, RNets. Auys Wagon Boxes, Scotch HONE
ard other ncaN, goods -.
TuF FIRST FLOORS Of Nos 80 and "a AND SECOND
FLOOR OF Nc 80
ae orcupled mals, tn shelf G. DDS. Cu'le'y Builders
llardwarc EDGE Tools and Tools for mechanic IN general
together with samples
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No 80
with Shovts. Spades HAY. Manure aud Garden rA' ~
tsto Hooks ' iSes. ChauS. Corn ami Couee NILS, 50
THE THIRD FLOOR Ot No 81
Is devoted To- samples of TUNED and Japenuel HOLLOW
wa,v Sauce and Frying Pans. round anc oval bo.er>,
Brass Kettles Furnaces Scales. Pump AustrS ana X
mers Morics ami HuEug Machines, JacAscic~S. Oius.
Skates. and goods i,r The California market. 80.
THE Fol kiH FLOORS
81 Nos 30 and - contain Hoes. $ MS, aNts acN>, lfais
Pumps We'll Chan and fixtures. Aeieh bells. Sad 'nS
Turkes Oh Stone sand Crucihlcs. sc
THE FIFTH LOFTS
of Nos 80 ana d, (oOpc~> Truss Hools. B'"S SciLt
Suaihs Handles assorted. Bis Lead Pots Gal Holds. A.
Tie Wiolt comprising more complete aSsdtnehl than
can he found concentrated any one store m his Inc i
ovhch the attention oi his friends ard The public whs
have 80 long extended their pat onage = invited
n EVA Il. " larlN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

.,OR SALE on thatOn-av., Brooklyn
a AROUSE and FOVRLOrS Of ground. handsomely
land ou m iru ornamental garen n. containing great
variety aud grape vines IN iu bearing The House
has furnace and range, and there are eleven nnShed
rooms h side several closets, pantres and Store room al
i fine oyier The location smnentN healthy very easy
of access from the fctS By several lines OF stages, and u
considered OF the mast desirable spots To- private
residence IN BROOKLYN One half Of the purchase m-heN
can rem ain bond and mortgage Apply on the premises.
near Gate, ~ to WM n CLAY, or L. BOGERT
kNEEl. AND'S Ne. - Williams so l"'
NARM for SALE-\ear the \ew-lia-
II ven Railroad Station N Mauafoneck, coat aiming SO
acres InQuIrc 0f JOHN J. MARSHALL on oI the sub
scrher at hiamaiouecA. 50 lm'l NM "a CORNELL.
HNO LET or for SAlt.-N HObOken,
Il anew three. story House, WITH basement aud und-I
cellar HHdSs,-st, hnisAcd IA ihe best manner WIN
marble uantels range. k,ut Nv 10 the nfsi 81 NAV
Apply 10 CHARLES + PERRY. osto Cottage ~ l2f'
NOR SALE-On Staten Island, roomV
u ColtagV With or without Furniture three Lots IL
Garden. Stable, CSuiage house suitable for gentleman
hUSlrcSs IA New YORK, summer residence Tor
Southern family. few minutes walk nun North Saorc
Appl, st No 3 lohn-st. New Work ~ PINE \ SNEDE-
KRIS store. On the landing, CasileioR. s 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

MUSIC. -Professor J. BlDDbh re-
w turns thanks rs friends and the guDlsS ~ ases
for Their patronage curing the past year ~ ~ r.,
giving lessons Vocal and lns,fgmfmiM ~, "a 4
" 10 rgay need his services Apply ~ y" ~ 49,,
Can b. seen perssnallr from til VI or ~
B-Ais"' ""plu 'aA' 'h"' " w 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
Chances for Business mcn.
DARTNER.-Wanted. a Partner with a
NOR SALE-An Eating House near

,,,o s.,reS dong ar excellent business. and could De
-,cb ,,creased ~ proper AZ en'on with little cspt.I
" m he sold chesp 10 respectable parry Apply oa ne
rrsnis.s No 6l5 Grand =. SO 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
CUESTER FEMALE INSTITUTE

NDNORTH CASTLE, Mestcbe-tet Co, v. Rsy
JOHN c. BROWN. Principal THIS Institution - pleas
autly situated IN healthy and retired village Of eas
cess by Harlem RAILROAD and stages $50
II the design OF those Who have established the school
t. furnish thorough English Education At moderate pree
70 lmsd number IT pupils, who IA connection with The
daily routine of studies viii also attend 10 the more I'M
Dortapt branches domestic The advantages i
such an education, combining the above ohects will IT'S
hopsd commeud themselves g. every ludicous parent
TFRNS- Sixty five Dollars per Sc. sion II INtnii Two
Weeks PAYABLE quarterly In adyruce VI islc an effs
charg, The commence The hrst Mondays OF
MAY and Noyeu her. but pupils Will be received Al ta5
Application for admission 70 DE made either - ths
Principal OF Rev DR. HARRIS White Plains v
49, apyJ fmNWAFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

r5NO FARMERS and OTHERS.-tOr
sale. 20 90 lads 81 nch MANI RE, taken oai u
,i ..rt where D. has Ell mulang from 80 % 10
,r..ts Arb, to u & " Ii. LEW Is. ". lt2 Chatham
= New-hofk or - 4 PALMER. itmpn hol.il
k.wburE. ~hfre san MlHure i fpr sale ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
INSTITUTION ior the

rDICATION of ROYS No 30 Greene Il near
Clinton place. j II PATTON. A. VI, Principal. VIII be
reopened ON MONDAY. Sept Q That parenis ma' be
come Acquainted with the character Of this lusutnn
reference - made 10 of those patrons who have had
sous IN II from one 60 three For the sake OF con
vencncc their address II also gwen
" X Remsen. Esq No a. )ih N..oI W. lsPNh place
r Blown. Esq No 100 yh u 81 No o. "u"am y
las Tbomas ESQ No p ~ Marx : place. OF No u
Reaver-s. VIM Sloane Esq No "a East 18th o. or No
Broads,a, T Townsend E~I. y" - Great Jones,
Il Nathan starr Esq, No Great JOnes II No i'I
Wstcr-st Walter Jagsar. Esq, NJ 10 West ,it It os
No 20 Wall II Jas G. Gregory, ESQ No % Wh n
NJ Van Beuren, Esq No n West isthst
II fwMMAFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
L,OR SALE-A VALUABLE WHARF

u The good will. hr,ures and long lease II Lots
forming dock bulkhead 40 feet square az loot Of <h
~ North River with 20 sides ef depth 70 dis
charge vessels drawing feet The premises are IN good
oTceT ncosed and suited for lumber coal stone ~
brck ard the locality being favorable and all expense ~
caraee saved good building on the premises
cu,eo a. an residence for the foreman OF the
ward The from ~harages alone j. from so :" 50
Der month without interfering with the storage oil JvJo
Zee, OF lun Der Apply on the premises: or -
s9ns + " FLEMING. No New@t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
TOSOUTHERN and WESTERNTAI
rCO SOUTHERN and WESTERN

H'O SUI II EhN ana - TIhN
HARDWARE MERCHANTS 81 81 eoo wanted. II
tae Az FACTORY subscribers fr ever description OF
Axes IA eNchause
THIS factor, staated TrenioH N-W-Jersel within
i've minutes walk # The Camden ana smtoy Ri lroad
station Trans Ass four times daily. o. Ne~-lsrN and
Philadelphia
Purchasers 4 Axes Will find g. iAer adv antsse 70
anne THIS stocs before p rchasIrs elsewhere
EVery desrurtioI Of Al Oh hand anu male . orirr
auiS 4meod- IEOS X WILSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

vs. New Rochelle VII o0eu School 'or Y,ntg t,,
MONDAY. NON ) ~ Norrsans Nr>ichs>'er Co \ \
Cr,ar> may bel cbfaiutd above al>n a. tAe ohcs "a
/ ~ II COZ BN " ,l2 Na>>au->t \. \.
= saw TuAf3Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
IsAPEk WAKEHOUSE.-GAUNT 4
NEW-JERSEY ZINC PAINTS
ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
- srk New jersey. ~ the
NFW-JFRSEY EXPLORING AND MlNINGCO
This Company prepared to furnish supply OF theH
valuable - .
ZINC PAINTS,
which have been found. after yeTal years trial Doth IN
Europe and the United States. Ia retain their Original
beauty and protective properties superior to aay other
Pan whatever. IhtH
WHITE ZINC PAINT
sure ONlde Of Enc. and wnranted Tree ron All
sduteraau whatever II has 10 poisonous properties 50
oi ectionahe the health OF families and worNnen IN
.ou = other kinds Of pigments -
III VII NOT TURN YELLOW
then expc sed to suphnIuus mephc eKhslauons, or
ven when shut uD +ose room, nor Is 4 Affected ~
Iicfure> hung walls coated with 1t A. IA outside
VSlth-tauds weather better IN
any other not being liable g. turn chs'ky or 10 crmos
and RIB II mas be worked with color. with
water and OIL with varsh instead o; OIL thereby giving
the uStlF celebrated porcelain finish. - -
" Cornnarv also manufacture BLACK AND COL
OPFD ZINC PAINTS, ~ cn are beyond question WITH
ou any equal for coating roofs ships, ounnses fencing
and AL ron ohrF metallic surfaces They are III pure
METALLIC OXIDES
and unaffected by salt water other exposure lss
khan ans other pants within cur Napwledss
Irou and other metals do not oale when coated with
them abd the, remarkable Ion then hre-fo'l prop
critics Dealers supplied ~ Liberal terms by
S JONES co, Agents - ne C'upai
,v2I Pr 50 Beaytr-st.. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
IN0R SALE-The stock. fixtures, 1000
NEWSPAPER for SALE-With good

paving subscription ' q over 1000 sDoscrbers win
an advert SING patronage worth 200 year There Us
nearly enough due % pay the purchase money VIII De
nd with OF without the debts Capital required about
$500 Of which wothfds remain for four yeaIs
rouery secured A. the property mtrnscaiy vaiuaoe,
none need answer this command the necessary
means Reason for ,ellng-ke advert ser sme wholly
occupied with another plbcatoL. Address PU BLiSH-
ER. |" Tribune Office. sE IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
VERMONT SOAP STONE STEAM
GOLDEN AUSTRALIAN SEED

N WHEAT-5oo bushels Of this superior Wheat, raised
%, Saml |. Thompson Long land 100 bushels If
Soule's White Flint 100 bushels Of Mediterranean 100
husLer Of Canada White FAINT Wheats IN lots g suit pur
shaser, Tor sale D, GEO II BARR,
~ 81 STATE Agncut ral Warehouse. No p Clli-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
HIGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOX SALE.

u -ElGHrH- Az ENVE RAILkOku-IAe >1 LNls
are situated on the Meschestsr sse ~ the Harlem h.et
eefw cen nj enbs Dam Bridge Snd the HIGH briSe ANY
persn acquainted with the suburbs ii thls civ VII per
eeve on view ins the High Bridge Lots thar they posses
great sd, antages residences over All other iates
about the CITY that they r cheaper than sny ht
property ~ well situated The h Tor the ahay karoaG
having been signed by the Mayor the noad viii be com
menced forthwsh and speedily finished Please inaare
and learn the sct The fare for the entire length 81 the
read II 60 be but cents The scenery lteseAed from Al
most every pan o tins prcg~rty exceedingly nierests
embracing most beautiful hand and water. This
property also has WIDE fren, the Harlem River.
tAcreb, aa,dns facility boating sad fishing For
mars and other information apply 10
auU ims ID b WtNrON No u Cedar 81 cor Of Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

SCHOOL No. % 9Th ay NeW-York CT near " ash-
H. gtoa sunre between West Washington place ann 'uu
Ton place Tbs institution commences Us sese'h J"" W
Noad8y lst u Sept 1881 -.
The instruction impaired by I'VE tetchefs no pt'
received cOile- ss education AMI have each htd pPN""
Of fifteen ycars eNyeTiescf ~ their piDirssDn
IiA confidence, therefore. W. respectfully n'N' ~
rent. whs desire to have thor sons thoroughly taught
the elements Of sound heT education, pfeyiayy
20 their entering business college ~ The military as"rD,'
90 form arguainiafce with tbs sc hOoi -
Cllogue.cfh - obtained ~ he following spSs 'O's
"a TINS clfY. VI Mes-rs g. = Puintm, No ID bp'i-
waf. u Appleton s. Co 10 200 BFne1wb { , ffM'
cis 3 60. No z5l Broadway kOhf Carers Bf9the'. >
NJ 263 Rro galway Roe lockwood 8 son. No ~ Bf"h-
~. HenV kfFn9t. No 90 Brlatway & n ~ hmr,
n o. broadway Anson - Randolph. No 60 BfDDi'
uas and Sauue Ramon. ~ ~ Bower,
anzG lin' Stephen J ShDs"Itk, Pnw'Ph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
MICHIGAN LANDS.-For sale or ex-

lvH change 30 In Clinton Co. Ice Eaton. whia
sryen miles ~ the State Capital and 100 Genesee c.
Iasuire al Ne ls7 Anthony - er IN TIC evening Ne %
Gyecnest lau'V "A" HN' WAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
Carpetin9s. 81.

Daqucrrcotnpes an0 Cn9rauings.
4 SHORT TALES SOON TOLD
"a Cd Da-uerreo-yre Lseue,ses I~,4 ID haa--
&c cases Tor r. cents. a. THOMPSON >s -tf Cat
lev 3.5 Brostva, Be-; l.} r-rl ei's -i- n-'er :
used ~ opera; -Ll Ell lctf-fe quaint . s. -'si-.
t. Ca aI- t-1. ~ .l5 B-1a--, .rsi t'lr 1t-1E
the CITY Hospital s. I'M
T. FLLY'~ HalfPnce ENGRAVING
- af1 PRINTING OFce. ~ I4i Fal- ~ Y y -
esdlng YIsitig Address AMI A. Ho le Cares 90 -hs
re- hsst s,.le Cake BoXe,, Euvr99s &. s., and En-
c-,. % Plate sIi q. Gard, f0r ll Sailing, - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
DICH FTRNITURE.-JULIUS DES-

SOIR respectfully informs his customers and the
public eeTera, that he has removed M Cfhnet Ware
l. N SO Broadwar next door t0 the Chinese Mu-
scum lie has hand large and beautiful assort-
mGt of Furniture % the richest description, to which he
invites attention lie j. also prepared o. furnish TO order
the yauOus STYLES Of choice Furniture use-such
Gothic Antique Elzahethian. French aud o'her designs
and which he VII warrant Of tie very best materials
workmanship and finish = In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
LNARM near YONKERS FOR SALE
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-At

y Long Branch. New-Icpe,. CA the Shrewsbury River,
containing eight of Land, with spacious dwelling
house having double pazzas IN front aud single IN the
consisting OF two parlOfs with French windows sliding
doors, arhlc mauelS black CRATES aud walls and hall
very Handsomely papcrcd together with two large
aud two small on second floor. atuc sc Connected
ADDITION consisting of sitting r'om dining room with
slrs -dooIs and Kitchen Sc the second floor contains
three Chaa bes and large green house enclosed glass
the floor small Summer kltChen about forty feet
from the house An the usual AHt- buildings such
rage house, barn. nc In front II the house flower
garden Lawn ornamental trees gtapery each side and
ctLtcr-arhpf covered with grape leading 10 sum
,x.r house There also apple and peach orchard,
v,eeailc garden containing the uS1t variety Vt small
ur &C II j. three quarters o mile from the village
coutAwine post tce two chuiChes, &c two miles tr0m
the hotels the sea shore, where Sea-bathmg l.
great a luxu,y. and slN mile, ilom BED Bank. where
the steamers Thomas Hunt nnl Edwin Lewis ply
daily The place fontS On TIE river. opposite from
~mch SloopS run weekly - the city. The house Is
neat, furnished and place stocked, which can be had
desired the buildings and fences and m first rate
order Possession immediately T. gentleman If leisure
cannot iMil" SuN V1 .emly dc>Tous Of establishing
sms' 'iass \"v 'oafdns house, could at bud place
nsu.i ..Sapitd .enus EASY. Appy o. Dr OAl-
premises IS Wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
r SHERWOOD will hereafter con

w tine his attention % framing single class ot
Young gentlemen dunn. the last preceding hf Al
mission 60 College the Counting houSe-t' roeinencs
~. 18Th Of Sentenltr Crcllar> ~ plan. terms &c. ran
be- had ~ the horse W 81 Clinton place. ~ New Nork
Fire Insurance CO. No 70 Mad u See advertisement, N
TIE krtniag Post = NFShiN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENG

' IISH SCHOOL. NJ 500 Bro.dway, between llih
and i2th SIS New York. \ fOiGNFr, fUncipal.-Ihe
Tall Tsrm Of tNi, luSututoa vii commence "a MONDAY
september Mr. Foguct hegS leave O. inform h, friends
and the public that he has completed hs arrangements FOG
the ensuing SEASON which VIII hor to hs pupils increased
advantages the yaucuS departments Bows are received
a, INV stage o their rurator aud Thoroughly prepared
ior college ~ BUSINESS The pupils viii be limited he uuin-
her. and select
Tho French language spoken IA the School, and
taught three hours day The obstruction - practical and
the most uutrrg efforts made 20 render the scoss
pertect, al home IA evesy branch ot French education
In the English department s the studies deemed e>srn-
tai 10 solid and polite Eng nh education Mi b' pa>uei
ard those desnne comm classical educ alton will enjoy
every advantage which am other classical school IA lhs
cry a oder
tlrculars may be had Al Mes,rs John Milhau. No D
broadway Deluc Co ParN row NJ )3l Broad" Az, No.
30 fih-ny.. Geo Cosgc>haN n 80 Brnaiwa
ko- loo ond $50 NJ. AN Brotdwa, g. II Miller.
No 80 BroadwaN AZ the school noon, and At Mr. fs
residence No t6t l.th-st aut9 line 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
for YOUNG GENTLE

MEN-In this Institution the course Of stldy vii
clule The following branches without extra charge Eng
lSh French spanish, Latin. Greek. Mathemailcs History
Geography Chemistry and Astronomy The principal. Mr
NFRGNES nlfeudy known Professor the principal
Institutions IN New Nnrk the best references Nc
The new experiment the rotation of the earth may he
daily seen by parents from 10 60 NJ At the Institution.
N tes E,>t iOth. =, ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
UHE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT

u TONPOkI j. heautiully situated FluShiug BaV.
w,,hL eight miles Il the Clty h, opposite Harlem. and
half mile from Flushng Tie ess j. noted feg the album
large and valuable prVesc and r beauty II the
surrounding scenery Is n>nr,SSscd vmoisShS we" NJ
ths sees .dacetR aud the picturesque sound With IL
numerous ANTS IL Land oUt NsSe ios 81 % oy Ice
feet each which IA PTt,e aCc'idnS u oVS'''s n'a
S-r a. SIsa ,ach few Cd ice lots remain un>od Tie
terrs Of sale are So t the time o selection AMI me pa
suce m anthN INST ailments If SIC NJ scoGn. IN Casa
Ycr the sc>,n q parties wae desire % see hs
srura an agent Viii be hoard the steamboat i>aA u
StV Which less the f, 4 EpltonS 81 al 81 oc!cA ever
nornns mo will be happy O. Hay every atea'oa ana Al
go -, IN f,rsti.u Conserving Sfraonaort l. I'll WHO
r r,.S 49, 49, JOHN 4 FLAMMER.
Nc oS brp ad way, corner "a Amy ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
LIRF BRICKS. MALT KILN TILES,

4
TPFCLAY. sc The Subscribers. importers of Fire
Bncss Nslt Kin Tiles, &c. have conSfH niiY on hand
ked and % Whit NesE." " Lister Ruflr. Stour-
bridge " Hickman. and "ChanCe" Do. md Gans.r.'
FIRE BrlrSs. u auC fancy shapes.
FTeclay " elsh Lum2s and Oyeuthes.
Malt XIII Tiles. 23 sole-a yery superior ar-icl9
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!. I\SLFY'S SCHOOL at WEST

IN POINT This INSTITUTION rs situated ui-n ofth.
most cnunardre ~rrf> 90 the hanks nt ilc Nh>'u ard
the beautiful oi fte Highlands II aiprs &c Liar
ftr7t,> Tor oitauue thorough and aCcomp shed eiA-
Vnp Ths most approved course 81 Mathematics - soat-
81 The pupils are rrgule " organized a. COMPANY.
and are reluired t. perfFr such Mhag dlues and
sr.>e> a. -lntrhate % discipline % health aud 90 an
and grace ul carnage -.
.ColuNriA CotiEGg. y Y Jan. Is 1891
" take pleasure boz stating tt opinion mat the iA>>tA
and Mathematical School 20 IVES P"n, un1ct vac
trrr 81 parents and canadians The course Ut nsruc
uUu Ir, .lns para from puils received IN th', college
crlre are, moral couture ar once Dc cut aui snc'r>>nl
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