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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
i GILBERT 4 CO.'S PIANO

y FORTE MAREROOMS. Nos $50 snt az hrnes
waV-A large and extensive assortment 90 I SilbEht
co : celebrated BOSTON, Pianos with OF without she
much admired AolAR accom- animent always of sac a.
above Second hand Pianos akca exchange and lot sale
ortc let Also. for sale, Geo \ Prince CO : improved
Nrlo1oons 20 DSNtfl WATERS \ BERRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

HENRY WELLS and his Sister, MA
j DANE GIAVELLI. have ope ned Their Acaiauy
for DANCING ard healhful exercises, al the SIlfNE
SAINT INSTITUTE, No 80 Broadway. Glasses are nov
forming Tuition VII commence On the Isl Of OCTOBER II
els ara sister have passed several Pans study
n her profession At the Royal ACADEMY and a the be
shoois for private dancing. The system BY hch the
rgrt~e % teach entirely and adapted Tor the pr
MOTION vi health. also DT the requirement " sracs
acton and department Apply dasly At the above addr
frcm a. s'clock until = - I'm.
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II b-Nl.NT SNAiPNi---''. - N4NNh-
u - near H'rs;9u Mr. CHAMBERL An iavitcS
~ attention those whs desire ce Qsce Tor study and
Instruction. carefully adapted - ther individual wants %
rs Evening >chc,l Wri'ug Arthn etc. Bo> Keeping.
- ssh Ora9meT. Ne haa.cai DAWN &c receive par-
ticnllr attention Private lessons gwen IN the afternoon
~ 81
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nLMSTEAD'S Patent STOVES, for
~ Halls. Churches. Stores, PaFlors Ofices So.-rhe
subscriber would Call the attention of those want Of
Stoves 20 hS cc0plete assortment Of the most approved
patterns Of heating and cooking Stoves Also superior
article II Portable CooNlng Range which needs only % oe
sen 10 be appreciated hca Stove Ornaments and Trim
mnes Omstea5 and ether Stoves cleaned repaired, ant
ni mn AZ the shortest notice and little expense, by
! ID ANDREWS. successor g. +. II. frOw budgel
"a 2ulN iNAFa Ne. 30 Mater 81 Newly OK
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icct Boarding. School f'- Bows n PeeSsklll. Y.
Circular. ray he obtained tie Book sore n VI isn
Law NJ % ParA Row opposite nc A>foT House. " hy
addressing he Principals keV GEO PUpPEN and A
T. PHlFPEN - lmMMF'
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Hiss WHIPPLE'S SCHOOL FOR
DENMANSHIP.-Mr. .. B. {

SMITH respectfully announces - czrils an 8. Al
Al pupils MAJ their es>1ns "a SO Gays a.. ]
a1urs most able themselves Ierns-ih ms -
for ten Lessons " so f1r taerrY ge lessons ciunk
staflCneTy- Private .nstg'-c,.cu, So h.'His " -
Bruacvsy SO 80
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Gonsrs 90 Ect.

NOR RENT-ROOMS with WATER
II pcU-rR- sfa~r-fs.. manufacturers and rrechan-
IL. vishrg c8mn.i-us Rooms ~ epof Nater ? ~cr,
eating frst motion. are invited % csl on the SAD
rgtfer A. Trenton Nes- 40 proposes deFsiin NJ
faree thTee 0y 1rrk uI faT mechanical purposes ms
ding s ye- lcr located. The center % the e'Y,
and uoseeS Great r enaces FOR man ufact lrng purposes
Tr.r,on SIT u 1851. JAMES HOY ia or
~ J Z KENNEDY
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS and SILVER
5chools.
4 BBOTT'S COLLEGIATE INSTI-

~ TUITION in YOU Nc LADIES-Rev GORHAM D.
ABBOTT Pnucnal Sp.ngeT Institute. Union Pare-IEe
Autumn SESSION yll CONN euce ctneslay Sect r. Pa
ps requested 60 be punctua present. s. the oelns
kAc Iclses Al o'clock 4. NJ.
Nrw-lork. Moadsy. Aug p. 1881. srso Nv
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FRFpARInul DR. I " ~ NfVNl -
Al the German Medicine Store Ne lH Afch S., ihsd
Vhait roNcf over tie above d.,tls., B, no sffeei.
eaualtd b, gr, Uher preparation h tht ln'ed States a,
The cures attest iny eases after sAf vi ~cAns hei
flli,d.
These Rtters WORTHY the attention 4 invnlps Pos
sss~ig great viftuts tho rgcticln oi disease, ~ no
liver ana lesser LANDS exercising ihc m0st seanhng pw
er y weakness ant affections of he digestive piga ihai
arc ,,ithai safe. certain and pleasant
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DIANo-FoRTEs +. HARRi.

N-CFORGE IARnINE ~ As Pearl ~ ueir Cus
Hospital Broadway. Nev-Is-k PLAYS ARD -slmt'fs
gwen OnerS fe>0eftlrlls sfi'ei Nhca Ill - r.i,s
"a 'hfslly executed snl npoa liberal tern,
ais lvMNAFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

A l4ASNlt Al ana VIA II EAl-A " i l.
Y SCHOOL No 90 6ih-as. near " ,shington square,
cteen We,f lshlnctou place and Clinton place This
Institution commenced Is seventh year GA the - u sep
STFPHEN SEDGwICK, M. Prno.aa AID Teach
er II Mathematics
l. starr A NJ Teacher u Classic.
Mason Maconber NJ Teacher o. English fnd
Mr. sarah sIacombsr. Teacher Of French, English aud
pro- A. 5 Vilieolat Tea her u French Language and
Charles Elchhorn. A N Teacher of German Language
ard Literature
sons thorough taught the elements 4 sound and lb
sfa education preparatory . tner entering business Col
leee y the MlItary Academy g. form m acquaintance
with ms school me- four or hNe puv.s can fet De t
crmnodafed We he following gentlemen most
II whom have a. our Institution
Horace Webster, IL D, td"tru = NchD4ls' VI H.
pruefn.1 II the Free Acad- LOUISIANA
NV ' " Hon isaac e More Mem
Wn "A 4 Butler Ii. D OF Congress from La
prof oi Nj and FAa PIN Hon. Charles VI ClhTai -
fos.rht In tile [ : hilflTv La. secretary u tr
A-,frnv r Tilou - Llght- y Y
PrOf Charles Dawes. Lat>on, f.si-
Prof Iayler Lewis - l.earl -
Prof Gurus Mason, Jas F.IssOh, r.
Hon lanes Hargeg. Harmon. ~
Henry T.. DAVIS. ksl.. " barton Ess..
krhWt k-mt al. Is AZ n smith f.si ~
4 N,rcom Fsq Hopping. Esl Il De-
r 4 AcIlfane Esg Andrew smith hsi
James Bra1v. Esg N4nc! ar ~
Edmund m, - in,es Frt,,s. r..
liam HAYES. b. WINE -
George Collins. e. Johnson -
] " arreu Fsq Harus. 10
N0rris 20 y Mt-t - A. h't
A ? Forrest. 2 Bleak-eI -
: sale. T. ! Greeley Ess
Ben ann. e. hclniue- Es
: crane - 4 Nierser E,l
7 CGsh,ng. L.. shannon -
e. ". Robinson, b. , hAgtAii p
d. II. Nicska, e. { LenneT Es4 = *
sue, can be- obtained II the f.o~n ~ bo1s stores
m ths Cy At Nos Ia zt 2j2 2aJ. il o53, % ana
81 IN Brsv 81 Il NJ . 3owery 10 - 6th-a. sni a.
the Instltufl1l. ~ t-ohA~
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w nne his attention % training slusc class #
vrUus genflemeu during last year preceding ther NJ
mission 90 College ~ the Counting hluse-i' commence
the 18Th of September Circulars of plan terms. &c an
be had 81 the ho ~ ~ Clmt0u-Pace, ar New-Nors
Fire Insurance Co.. NJ - h-s' See adyer- cement n
Ibe Ereulng Posi- IS WFSSi4U'
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a Frs -STORE TO LET.-The first story and base
rl.nt 81 the large and wel-inished binding uf com
ueeG al the corner 4 H1dsonst and St Luxe s-pace
LeTDy-s This locality beng noted ir IT, nv nerlus az
Iiure establishments makes Tins store desirable stand
for Garnet dealer ~ for show for unture DEAL
er The basement vel lighted Inquire on the premises
~ 1919 e. J. ". LEWIS
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NARM near YONKERS FOR SALE

Containing 70 acres Of which 20 are wood good fruit
and water. the land excellent, situation romantic ind
healthy with view down Long Island. There - ne"
dwelling and all the out houses are very good The
owner i gong abroad Puce $500 There are II oppor
tuuflcs dav except SUNDAYS NJ and CENTS fares II
lios 2 miles north east II YonkcrS station and mites
west OF BrluAvne Harlem Railroad. Apply At No -
Plan II M stairs SO wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

- NORTH CASTLE, Wcstrbc,fcr Co, y Y, Rev
JOHN BROWN. Principal This Institution = please
anflv situated ~ healthy ald retired village, of cas- ic
cess tv Harlem Railroad ana stages
Is tte design of those Who have established the school
10 furnish thorough ENGLISH Education as moderate prce
O. "a ittd number II pups who Iu connection with The
Gay routine Of studies VIII also attend g. TIE more
r0r-nf branches domestic The advantages -
sui AN ed ncaf on. combining The above nItfi> Will u -
hoped. commend a. su,t'ft, O. every i4dcoHs parent
TFRM.-Slxfs-itt U,llrs uel SEE. & Iwentf two
Neek, PAYABLE quarterly 20 advance. II ,lc An extra
charge Tie Sessions commence she first Mondays y
Mav ard Noven h,r bui pupils VII ne received ~ "a.
tm, Applications fr atm sson O. D. made cfff 90 tie
Principal or Rev d. HARRIS. " are PLAINS, Y.
az ImMW&f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
BOSTON PIANOS.-SAFFORD &

ADBROTHEK. Ne Do Broadway, n Y. agent. for the
fio~ vii Known Boston Piano borts EstaD
VI hsLe-t L Allied. ls1ccessors - Brown ha4iSu }
wo-i. ari Brown. A " Ls@t k-ners'L p
- tens slN
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sTARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK

I'VE kEEPING-This. the latest al mpsr beautiful
work published contains comHlefc set ~ Account
Books Accounts Current. Account Sles Sc A.. printed
CoorS red and black with Numerous u.es of ner
csHf.le calculations the whole July calculated 100
pages II familiar instructions applied i-e ty o. the trans
actions am enrnes. and vii 2 f0uad the most comfe
and instructive published book Nee1ng 20
pages octave unce 81 25 bound For SAFE &c the Authors
Count Tor the STUDY AM PTactc u Boa ping
No 81 Broadway corner Duane st II i0or TINS Work
published he stYle IN the Spauisa language
s. 80. 81 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
E'EVER and AGUE CURED.--lhe
y STAMPEDE MIXTURE, a perfect rout ana never
falling cure for Chs and Fever. PREPARED solely by
EDWARD BLEECKER, D.
Rrlce 81 nltLle III Nm. .. % fne No B- NylaLei 81

4 IAKD 10 TIE FUBLIV. - M
N .absrrbef, Proprietor 81 the HULLs TRUSS
OFFICE No Ne,ey st. has altered the form Of ibU -
and SUPPORTER PADS used therein, 80 A. o. NJ ths
tbgL and pubs and bear directly upon the inSuinal
canals ihTou their reach The canals being bounded
b, gaents and bone The ospuasj aaFe n0t
beea horoue compressed by the Truss and SspOOrsr-
Pads heretofore N use. bu such end Is attained IN
the new Pads-the result from the use of wnch are
such a. o. thTsug their Application cOnhdeat
hou of restoration from herna and prolapss Of the
uterus many Of bong standing having ssreadJ nesa
Thoroughly cured shOft perod u time and the ins'rn-
n.snts la.a ASIDE their being DO longer feJu Led
FREDERICK VI BUTLER,
No vesey-st opposite ~ Paui's Church
g-A female N stsrsance % wait upon is.bes Chii-
dreu ts,.d Nhen two weeks Old. and invIrsbiT cured
Ku2g luNNGfs
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MELODEONS From the mandatory
1VA Of CARHART 4 NEEDHAN, hzyInE rocent zSl
valuable improvements riieh N,Srs aerS aave aot
ri besa abe 20 con- and which for BEAUTY and STABILITY -
snsA, volume and sweetness II equzlet b. n
shsr aksr. Prices from So 20 Slee The bess s1sot
meat n ihs city I-ay be IL the varerOoms ef
Asz3 In. J. s. CLARK. Agent 80 Broadway.
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4 psusia Chfoac ut Ner Gus Dohifr, Diseases IT the
kuueys and all diseases NSnT from dispnttfct lifrr
stomach such Inward Pe> Fuilue>s q Bo ~ We
Hrs1 Acid she - mach NHuseN. Heartburn, Disgust
20 Food Fanes> or Weight m the Stomach, >"W Efufa-
toms Snkug Ilutieuug ~ the Pa 90 The S."mtc h.
Fufteiirg AZ the Heart ChnAnE as Sucltn ne Sensations
when m a lying posture, DmucsS U Nsrn. Dots ~ Webs
before the S-Af Fever ami Dali pam n Ihr Head Deh
ciruce PcrsT tun Nelnvncss o. tNc NAnl Ers ana
Pam n the SHE, bnc, Chest Limbs, Nc Sudden tlusAes
If Hsn Ruung the Flesh constant tnNguiul> % evil
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THE IRVING INSTITuTE-Lvon's

II IT i IN I-NN ND 2 u " VI :
Il Glass;. ami C1uus-cia B,lri.r sSh y ~ 1URg
Gent lemer. NORTH TARRGrOWN. l.-lhis Scf,o.
has been succsssl 0rergon fsT twelve Tea-S AID Is
vel snp~n thorough INSTRUCTION N the COMMON lnd -
higher branches %. ~ English education. u ne Lam and
Grees the fre- q and spanish larzr1-es n well ~ 3
f1hf.- supervision II morals ans WfRners = insured -
each pupil Students admitted AaY Cree ar a.
NJ g. Nzs,al-s Nas -j and 90 Broad tF. y - Bow
eTy. an - the institute. y ia Tam town WILLIAM
Y lyon. A NJ. Prl-rl ~ md prrn.at u q VI ~ al
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l1iano-fortes

GAMES II. GROVESTEEN, manufac-
- rurer II PLANO FORTS Wareroom No ~ Grand
street. tnTe. IN East Of Broadway Manuflc,ory. Nos
and a. West Jo1rteeI street SIth New
York Piano F0rtss Tuned and Repaired Also, Second
hand PIanOFer taken exchange All orders thank
fully received and p4nctnally attended To- sll 3ng'
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NIUSIC.-MRS. SHEPHERD, Teacher


va Of the Piano Guitar, and Singing W De Bevolse-
lace between = ton ~ anc LIVE gston-s, Brooklyn.
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ASSN FEMALE SEMINARY-Re-

LNSSEN FEMALE SEMINARY Ike
ceves uuuls of auy and any time. and tavors
them with eyery desfahe facility for obtaining thorough
aEd accomplished education Terms reasonable for
heaihuness ccaon and comp eteness arrangements
tbIs institution l. probably unsurpassed and being ou The
beautiful Margin of the Connecticut River, near te sea-
board easy ii access ty New-NorS and Hartford day
searnhoafs AZ MINOR consideration. would add that
The teachers and pupils furnished - moderate charge,
b. the stable OF the SomsarF. with well trained saddle
horses for Young ladies' Circulars containing view
OF tae SEMINAR Buildings references & can De had .
LUCIUs LYON A NJ. Principal
Fs>er MAY Is 1851 au23 3mNWSF
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NOTICE to PERSONS WISHING .

: LEARN the FRENCH LANCJ AGE ~ ll;ed
By petsui Young Man. sil.tln n lr.vaie family.
- tssch the French Lec;lfe Wntns. Gfamul' ant
Kreuch La bg tic ato9tej D. - oes- gram
usrans eise he VII rse sct0srs. 4 o'e'errsd Com
ua..tu ID ,tert h. ~i.les O. .saEu tEe Engsc Al
jr,ss D. a9pl - NJ. 81 F'l'1-,, Ara NJ = Pel-
81 ~
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CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENG

LGSH SCHOOL NJ 500 BroadwaYs between .l.a
and i9th. SIS New YORK.. A. FOlGNEr Principal The
PAL Term OF Tins Institution vlh commence 90 ie{,
September Mr. Fogust hegs leave INFORM li> friends
ana pubic that be- has completed > a-anc mfte i'i
the ensuing season which viii afford o n pupils Increased
advantages the Do 1arfueufs hnS rffe 80
nj ,nv stage OF their educsfn and yt prepared
for college business The pupil, vii be lruif-o n u1-
Der. and select
The French language IS spoken in the school and
taught three hours dnlv The instruction 5 pa o. a. ana
the most uuirng efforts made 20 render toe scholar
perfectly 40 home ever branch ~ Wrench eduClisn
In the English de- artmeut, al Tue studies ID ced sen
tia o. solid and polite Eng lsh education VII he r>ued
aud those srire cnr,e'e classical education wa ENJOY
every advantage which any other classical school n tle
city offer -. . -
Circulars NAV be- had II Messrs John Mlihau " D
Broadway. Deluc Co .Pars-row NJ )8l Broad" AZ Nn
25a ith-av.. Geo d Coege>nall NJ 500 BoaiWay :,
Roe Lockwood \ Co " ill Broadway q II Miller
NJ a. Broadvsy. at the schoe-r'oW, and az Mr. .
r..s,J.n,e \, ia lo.i-.f tufi 2Wesd
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-At

A YOU " IL NIsA WIN oAiIA
lnue Branch. N-IerseY, the Shrewsbury RIVER,
containing eght acres of Land with spacious dwelling
house having double pay1S front and single IN the rear
CONSISTING OF parlogs with French windows, sliding
doors afhie mantclS black CRATES and walls and hall
VERY handsomely papered together with Two large rooms
ard two small on second floor. aitc sc Connected i an
addition consisting Of sitting room. dnlng-foHm Win
sliding doors ard Kitchen SC the second hpor contains
tgce chambers and arge house enclosed IN glass
80 ia. Hon small Summer kitchen about forty feet
rom the An thc usual buildings such
RAGE h1u.e barn, In 'front.' OF the house u Hover
garden lava ornamental trees sraptry each side, and
euier-afhpr covered Win grape vines leading 70 sum
house There also apple and peach orchard
vegetable garden. containing the usual variety OF small
fUIi Sc IL l. three quarters oi me from the village
cona mag post .oioo two chWchcs, Sc two miles fom
the hotels On the sea shore where soa-baihms IS 50
great laury. and mules from Red Bank. where
the Stelmers Thomas Hunt and Edwin Lewis ply
dally The place uoutS the nNer. opposite from
~hch slocIs weekly 10 the city. The house
neatly furnished and place stocked, which be had
desrvd the buildings and fences and m hrsi rate
order Possession immediately To gentleman Of leisure
II cannos family deSlrOus of establishing
rSt class private boarding house. could not hnd place
better adapted Terms easy. Apply 10 Dr ! y OAI-
MAN. M ~ Eldridge st, OF of WM Mli.ltN, on the
prenuses 81 lW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

lIUSIC.-C. GORRIN still continueSto
VI give Lessons ~ the Piano-Forte Apply ~ No Al
'Iifh-St near 2t-ay 40 I'M
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IMPORTANT to DRUGGISTS and

4 PERU MFRS Long sought for found az LASTLY
MAN T. HART Wholesale perfumer. No. - John-si.
has published complete set u Labels suitable i1r ever
size bottle and drawer M drug-sore, IN elegant eoia
rrrulsr fo - the ow charge OF so ilr 1900 names
beng only ore cen, each. with liberal discount . the
trade Aso P.rfumery fun p per cent lover than any
house il the CITY. now open for Inspection y MS -
- J0hn-Sf SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
COURAUD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE,

NJ Or CIRCAs GLOSS. makes sf, Wlry HAIR.
"a .s, and glossy forces o grow. s..d w. RthOpt
COTTON Or atSt positively the best pepafstlon fDf
r..,nz The HAIR ever invented TrzI bottles p cent?
each AZ DR. GOUkAUDs old sstlblisssb LshOfstov.I
Waller 81 BrOsdr4y su
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I & c. FISCHER. Gate NUNS Il Fls-

~ cRSR) NAnufactory and " sreroOm 10 Green ScA-
u corner of Dev PIANO fORrES wNrrsnteG wita ~
bridge and patent tube well calculated 1r keensS
Ia tune Piano Fortss tuned repaired and ercssnse1
wi 3Ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
WRENCH FANCY BASKETS.-Juss

i received a non and eleeant VARIETY. " Hare9rns.
Wedding BASKETS fstrle # LOUIS XIV Boud0ir. on,
Glrsv Fruli and Flower Baskets, Nict9ras Boa19ns x
70 saleTow esale and re- al. hy GEO FUTILE,
n a. Tr,.,a,ys, sl5StMN So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
TRAVELTNG TRUNKS. &C. corner

i Of Broadway and Wall A superior article Of sole
Gather T,unk for American European travel Leather
aud Garnet Ba,s Ladies Dress and Hat B11es Trunks
for Packing. sc wholesale and retail, BY
JOHN CATTNACH.
4 2awlmMSTh- NJ Sc Br1miwlr. cor Wali-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
lcDONALD 4 BROTHER having en-

~ arred their Maauiactory ana Warers1Rs nov aist
large assortment Vt Rosewood Pianos, iron > o - a.
cctaveS atthe lowest manufacturers Prices Al asfR
warranted every rCpect Tor Two ~ ~ l tnaet
year gratis MCDONALD 4 thVAhhh 70 ~
bowery near HouSt1n-St "'m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

NOR SAi.F-The pleasantly situated
j three stor, hrck House and Lot. complete with
ever Vepence No "a East 2lstst Will Dee sold low
Terms easy Appls at 2 Broadway from Il 10 Y O'Clock,
81 at 3sG 3d -av corner Of 27ih -. OF .~,
III iy,. PETER A II. JACKSON
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DNNO-FORTES and MELODEONs
!tlc0ieGl.

DRlNATE LNING-lN ASYLUM -
u Applications for admission must be made 81 JAMES
kTNNEON. VI u No. l26 ID aAc fark
l. gives He much pleasure g. rtcomucui ma ABOVE IA
sttutcn A. caicuaIc al OBJ effect mUcA tuod ihiak d.
keuredy sAf aud We'll acted O. manas. such an estA1-
l.brrent lSl93t'f VALENTINE Morr. VI ID !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

masic front houses, situated second door from Bono
aud PacItc. 81, BROOKLYN The house year old hand
,omel, flushed ceiling cOniced marble manels IN three
stories inclosed piuI7a. with stained glass doors, hsh
basement and under cellar ndsome yard with hrubbory
The furniture which neat aud nearly new, VIII be Snid
also NJ required Prce OF house 81 5O0 $1,000 on bond AMI
mortgage If desired House bee al any time after
lOA Nj Apply TO A. KEMP No. ZIG Wall-st \ Y.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
ORNATE INSTRUCTION-A young

II Lady. experienced IN teaching would instruction
q few pupils, her own II desired a the residence
u the pupil any Of the branches, included IA course
II stucy pursued AZ highest Female Institutions fpr
30 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

A gentleman Of many
years experience viii instruct II Mathematics OF Eng
h,h M private families ~ ,h)os PARTICULAR ATTENTION
gwen o. Arithmetic, Algebra, surveying. Engineering
DRAWING Of Mas Charts, &c. Besi Of reference gwen
Address GEOMETRY. Tribune office. s3lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22
NIrAr THREE-STORY HOTSE.-
rTn CARPET DEALERS and OWL

TO he Lei un- ne ist Of May tie nea Tire -
house. No ice Prnce-st- Apply ~ j. DkNHA W.
House AgsBs. corner Of l6tn. s. and Gh-av - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

~ aud attic Gsne HOUSE aud LOT, No a. South
2d-st netNeen 2d and 5l-sts., Wiliismshnrs SIZE of
nous. 2ls26 feet deep finished good style size II lo
2sNICO feet deco. For tens &c apply 10
ANTHONY BLEECKER, AuclIgneeI,
go lv No. Brond--t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

Ice GREENE-ST instruction viii
lb b. resun I'd IN Nr and Mr. KIDDERs SCHOOL
for YOUNG LADIES ON Monday, Sept There are
t., ,ocarc,e. f,r boarjerS u iwMW2F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
ID VOTING LADIES No los waverley- place Miss
DAY respectfully announces that she Will reopen her Scha
o. MONDAY. Sept 5. slSo w.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

The Opposition bOastfully ask this
question. We will answer, that among
other things, during Gov. Johnston's ad-
ministration, he has collected ANNUALLY,
SIXTY EIGHT THOUSAND DOL
LARS LESS from the Real Estate ofthe
Commonwealth, than was collected under
Gov. Shunk's administration-the annu-
al average of Gov. Shunk's collections
from this source, being 81 ,373 ,5eo e5, and
the annual average of Gov. Johnston's,
being 81 ,305,6 1884 9e1. Let the people
further remember, that whilst the Farm
ers of the State have paid less, tax has
received from other sources more able to
bear it than Real Estate, by which AMI
certain other resources ofthe State, more
than HALF A MILLION of the State
debt has been paid, the Inclined Plain at
Philadelphia avoided, and the North
Branch canal nearly completed!
The man who has done this, the Loco
focos now call upon the people to remove
VIII they do it, Certainly not, if they
wish to see the debt diminished which
Locofocos made, to see the State credit
we'll supported, and the State finances
daily improying.-Datly Aaueracdn.