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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
D 5. HoUCH, AucllOneer.
HOTEL FURNlTU RE.-WEDNE-

HOTEL FURNlTU KE.-WEDNE-
d HDAY, April l6.-rhe entire ParlOr, BEDROOM Mo
en- Bar and Refractory Furniture OF tue bfanch holel
BoweTy consisting OF sofss, sofa bedsieads. bureau,
chairs extension card, pier, center, and other tab
French pste pier and manIe gle" waIdrooes OIL pas.
ipgs engravings curtains shades bedsteads, hair ~
.Tnw msttressss featherbeds holsters and pillows, bsa
cts and Other bedding, Brussels three ply: ingran ~
stair carpets stair rods oicloth ctoctery glassware ~
Iery and general assortment OF kitchen furniture ste
TO commence al 10 O'Clock Catalogues now ready ak
Beekmsn-st. AID Iur
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CHARTERS COAL COMPANY
nonee IL hereby given that a. election for Directors
OF ne ChArtert Coal Company will be held Al the ofcs
OF me Company At Oral Hsrbor, the Ohio River,
Fnourgh on Friday, the 10th day Of May next, Al Pm
THOMAS McELRAfH, President
WATsoS CARR Secretary. al TuThAstAl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

pIANOS.-A 81 Octave Rosewood n,
sno only few months In USE for $40 secocd Ia
Plano for $50 Also three "a octave Rosewood ls
Of brilliant tone snd warranted, will be sold a. lsss Is
auction prices Also 10 Gold Watches snd CHAINS VIZ
cheap, get GirHndoles Show Cases, 2Ausc Ssoos,
lbs Sealing Wax, Paintings. &C. Cash advances on al
ssnments Of Merchandise and Personal Properly
kinda. l. H. JONES, Sc Ann-st, I'd door. slVAfs~
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pOSTPONED.-The Sale that was 70
lake place he 18th inst Is postponed until this dsya
Harlem. 10 Secotd sy Ore hundred and eleyonlhn
HstOrmy. The frst fair dsy sl6 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

WOODEN GOODS IMPORTED INTO THE L. STATES FOR 1850
HIM ,..n. Hla-d k. .-m kngala. Er.l-.
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ALMASAc......THIs DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
ITO CAPITALISTS. EMIGRANTS

Il MECHANICS, and OTHERS Three Thousand
and 8 @ i VEN 1 v i.sS
SITE, cn the Long Island Railroad. FOR SALE THIS
satsa II Land situated a the township Of Broekhsvcn
Long ts'and Railroad
Medicrd Station 50 miles frcm RrooSlyu At present
NewYsrk and the villages ~ Paichoc cue Por; snd
bepoi, Ne well ether smaller places aud Is ono OF the
miles resA faichoSue aud ten rom pot Jefferson A.
well Known the lons Island Railroad of estSb-
hshed ros.e" between Nsw-loiS and Boston
The Soh embraces every vSneiy, ttons p'rc laam 10
slightly osmy sand suseepilee VI the highest cat,a-
ton and from the facilities for obtaining Ses-weed and ASA
fos msnarr. as well Is materials for compost eyor
respect adapted 10 mosi,ra agriculture.
The tract Is covered With oak and pine growth 81
various siHes, and on are many thousands VI cords 81
wood. large enough for tbs NcwYogk market There Is
also valuable bu,sag t.s.ber NaieI Of ses hcst
quality u esSy Of access
The sourhely boundary IS n males fom the center 81
Pstchosuo. the norther miles irm Lo1s Island Sound
There mills schools and churches within few mue>
and the country around nilirg up. IL estimated
that withis year SEQ persons have purchased lands
"a the Immediate .'cnliy for the parose OF 'Grovenens
in every respect these Lands worthy the attention 4
Inlgraa,s. Farmers. Mechanics and others.
fW tue convenience Of purchasers the proeet has been
s,Ssc :, nearly as p'~siess INTO IkS-ASRE Lots
from s., 70 $50 ios 10; Of ten acros aud upward
COMMUNICATION With the RAILROAD Is by way =; the Med
fofd Stasn wherr persaa wn ALWAYS be il Attendance
en- ns ARRIVAL OF the morlas tram from Br'Oklys aud
cs,stsl.s OF body Of srgraAis would be treated with
for the whole property.
The rsr.ss interested these Lands have ior sale ,s
Afes Of other Land. Including several hsav productive
farm~ in the vicinity which they oder on reasonable
forms The titles are sslisposahle
rspsr,y apply to EMERSON s PRTCiiARD. Xnsr,sSs
al Law. Ne. 10 vSll-s New York persons 90 the
s.. Esss q 'sf pR Es a sid''
The g =, %., leave srcSs,yn ns NJ and az and
Al 81 ss.. and m .s ana ,rrs le1 sS 1s'
sA yesi. A. II and 5 Pm. ess IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

Bull * LOTS s;raisd N me n'iih SO ~ :, Inn
between 9TH av and Broad~ ~ co''snc u. - 6a -
acr+h Al,oone Lot 81 ground on tie s,u'--ee ~,
If s,h az and 50ih s.. havig ho-i m - ice IN. and
o,hef pari. cuiass apply TO A BLLEChha Div
No Brgadst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
V0 LET or LEASE-Those two snug

Il three story Houses Nos lO5 aud 07 7th st VIII be
hnla ed IN few days Modern built bath room range
gas SC VIII not be let except small family for each
house on any consideration. Apply to SAMUEL REEVE
No IS DyIsl0n 81. opposite Msrkei-st. osO iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
NOR SALE-A FARM and COUN-

IlNJK "a LILY T y NM dIIu = Y
TRY SEAT beautifully situated near tbs w age o.
somerlle New Jersey. The house Is nearly new ouII
IN modern style walls hard finish marble mantles large
.,szzas front and rear and repete with every conve
pence for a gentleman's family. Fruit OF all klnds ahu
shrubbery barn granary, carriage house, ce-house &c
The farm CONSISTS l25 " OF which are wooo inc
heuse will be SOLD with less land TO SUIT the pur
en- The premises he within quarter OF mile oil the
deu6t Part Of the can remain on BOND ana mort
gase For further partlcp ars inquire OF =, n..
Ga >ws HOMER MORGAN, No. ] Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
EYFCUTORS' SALE of REAL ES-

r. T.Tr-Forsa sale at auction on WEDNESDAY; ne
Dor IA, Of October the premises at Y NJ me ,2T
80 ,,@5er,v b.longIug 10 the Estate 81 JANES fHlL-
pc - III -Uamburgh. Ponghkeepse, Dut,hess
ro1r,y The rst piece 49, acesof land os,utl-
f,liv situated on North shore Of WayPngers CIeeA
hiy The rss and about three quarters Of mile from
the New Hamburger DS o. Tue land IS Of si-rhe qa.-
ny r farming purposes ano nas me bor. ~ covered
with fine growth OF wool II situated IN an excellent
p.,yhborhood and eyey way desirable a. c,phls ~
TIE ,ecoud piece Of land lies quarter OF mlie I-
Their north and contains 53i acres This has also hho
build ne ate IN view Of the Hudson River, $780,, -. g..
m 10, cent on the day OF sale the balance on tue
M Of May s5a Possession gwen on me Isl OF pnas ~
~ Nessrs Uowland Gardner and Sheafe For tanher
nsrticulars inquire Of JOHN PHILIPS on 'ne prem'-
70 THOMAS DEARIN, [ Executors 9i
'''' ISAAC VAN VLACK. James l. Philips
pouehkeeDsle Oct. 10. 1871. "iOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

u ~ wood. the balance under cultivation Tive
Apple Orchards 6.eo0 Peach trees IN bearing, Plum,
Cherry and ehos uinUsai abundance two Houses two
Wells cf excellent Water Barn, NC. The Farm good
ana suitable for Gram Grass and Gardening AL
rs varieties. situated IN North Brunswick MiddeseI
County N j. Mules from Washington, D. from Spots
wood n, pot Camden and tshoy Railroad and to Ne~.
Rrunsw,ok Depot, conVenlen, fm aud 10 New YORK
Net. Inquire Of G. II. REGARD. No 50 Greenwich II
SCHENCk MCGEE \ co Fer %, foot Oi Barclay st ~
8. G BOOTH No. go Broadway. n Y, " the prem
% lmfurhSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
a D. GALE. Manufacturer and Whole.

n IT U-NI LII -'Il'IuI'tN VIII 1I'FI W IIVI'-
= sale Dealer N BOOTS and SHOES, invites buyers
"a call and examine and general assortment which
viii be sold n the lowest prices for cash shor credit
for approved notes just cali and lest the cash system
y B-A PRIME assortment for Ladies wear Of oar oER
MAKE A. ID. GALE No. - Pc ar st.
su3e 5n Co. P.att-s,. New-Y YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

~ brick House and Lot ot G-'Eld hno - la avs
"a 1efh :, srth SIDE between LeHIg'o1 An. "a 80 a.
re of boase q b. ~ feet nerth, sl<s = ~ eC,
e 9Inches cer'h. The hou'e u Lni , W.ter B.th
JIroiep Ranse &c Mn PIAZZA lHclossd ~ "a ana
portion Of the ,ufcasse n @S "a "a fn-tber ,t-tcl.
u o'sas Sg, 10 70 .NTfIONYJ BLEECKER Aacaonsef'
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
NLlNTON FOUNDRY and MACHINE

~ SHOP, Nos see and oei Waters and Nos. 2S9 aud
M GERRY at. FOR SALE The Foundry Is IN the best
woikH order enpoa Sacen 10 cast piece OF three
tuns pow eIul crane aud woOdsn TASKS two core
oytus. sc Ac IN complete oder for san sand
work The machn shop supplied with ssthes aud tools
complee for all kinds Of work also pattern and black
smith shop attached with the good Will Of lease for
years May VIII b. sold ,srstely together
Eor further particulars. apply - HECKER BROTHER,
AsscAees of II Waterman, Ne gQ3 Cherry-st.
T. T RE ANEN, Agent Tor Assguees
IA taut Oh Press for sale at barg AIN. as
above. 90 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
VACANT LOTS for sALE-Two Of

v he bsst LOTS on Se,enIh-sv.. wess s.Ss between
evsnty -secoad aaa Twenty third two LOrS on rwen
v-ssccnd-s and swo Twenty arsi-s, near Sevrahsv
fAs i'm psovenenis Masking and TO be made this Avsngs
.ad m ne vcaaty rersr thus desirable
siyie los sswWAS,fl Z CHESrER NwSl 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

ITO SELLERS.-The undersigned, Sec
retsrv Of several Building and Loan Associations,
Seeps register for the inspection Of members ana other
AZ al property red for SALE thus city BROOKLYN ana
Willamsbureh Persons having houses or lois ior SAFE
lease will fad greatly to their advantage to leave de-
scrint,on and prce their property with j. PECARE,
Office No goo Hester st. cor, Center
NB-Persous desrous of purchasing or leasing houses
ar lots NAV suit themselves By examining the sabscrbers
:. - n, "' " sl3 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
7 TLAC HEDGE FEMALE SIENNA.

lLhC llEpNI 'ii III - I'm. ;, !.
u RY at WHITE PLAINS, Westches,sr Co, NY q
miles from the c,ty of New York-Mrs X Il SEARLES
PrncpaIhe Eighteenth Session Of this inssitutioa val
commence on the first MONDAY Of Noyember. Circular
containing terms. &c, he obtained at Messrs RAY
kOR'S Bookstore, No 10 Bowery, application b.
letter 90 the Principal. at White Plains
90 iwTuTh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
NO LET in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

IL III S'O II DhOoNht "
Part cf geatee three-stoiy house pleasantly
within i've minutes ~Alk Of the Ferry, aud consisting ~
nut pStr 'front.' basement asd three third
Sioly vi The u hall the cellar Possession gwen Ist
Move mbcr None need qls families of the first re-
ccahhiy. DIsc 90 Box 3lS Pos; Office stating name
she address. O2l rarhASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
WNERS OF REAL ESTATE

Two OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Il ROBERT FISHER. Agent for the sale of Real
Estate and letting houses would respectfully inform the
of property that notwithstanding the large extent
which he conducts his business at present long eNpe-
ence enables hun arrange 10 attend 10 new
pbcations.
B-Satisfactory reference be given TO hose who
may desire favor HIM with their patronage Office hours
from tn 9 A NJ and to y. NJ. All communications
should be directed post. paid 10 No l79 Essex ST. N
oua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

Two LET.-To a small private family,
h Part II house. situated al No. 81 Mslson-st. 1t
consists Of parlo, Large koon 81 Sleeping aaa-.
ment Kitchen and Dung nom. To good tenant, reat
vii te reasonable. BeSt OF references required
cy3 2Th&S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
ROARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at

- New Canaan, Conn, DAVID HOCEWbiL.
Principal and Proprietor. assisted BY rs Son Ihs u 90
o the Oldest Boarding Schools in the State. sIut~
N Newt Conan. Fairfield Co. Conn $50 hours from Ne~
York by the New-YOrk and New Haven Railroad 70 N
ren. from Daren % New Canaan one hour by stage.
The baidlngs are ample Their Acc0mmodafi-ns sse
combine all those arrangements desirable iOf the o0mD'-'
convenience and heath u the pupils.
The Winter term commences on the lat Of SovsHDe.,
Address d. 8. ROCKWELL. No No. 20 Pear -, ~"
YORK where also c.Icnar, may be OotAIned ., N
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Of BEAUTY.-IIOw to be

SECRET Of BEAUTY.-liow to be
~ Handsome ,....,..,o.
/ ,e.c. how q make brown sktl TAR th1 cru.
ItSsch how 20 remove tan piuP.rs ana irecA'es,
,rscb NV u change 'he sal ~ "a, it'o 'hro tF
7 each hos ~ make the WrInkied SKIN sfn'-h
each how o. make brown tech AZ "il.e =, 49, 49,
tesch hn,s % make offensive breath Pef'ec y 80.
Itssch bow 20 make hard brown hands sol, anu NH-'
I teach how 10 make scssed gums hard ana sohnd-
Itearh how - make the har grow lutniah'll A..
r.n ~ en The growth II whlsser> m 'ustieh's NJ
Leach how 10 have bright aud sparkling yes
teach how - preserve the se>ight tls hIe
Teach how o restore impaired eyeSiSht
teach row 70 change bar q - orighN c"s'i
Itesch how hsTcs The color Of the nan II drseu'
Itesch how make the halr soft. men snd Glossy
Itesch how 20 make the lips and chez IS red
| teach how 70 remove superfunus hair
know the above are all perfecty harmless
know they are s very cheap and pleasant
| know every person vii Ike them % trlsI
give directions 10 make aud use these compounds
know they are better any advertised cesns'ics
Task ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all this lnlssnaHon
receive no letters unless po>i-nad 81, -. ~
Address or send 20 NJ LAVASSE. French Chemist, N :,
roa Nassau s. corner OF Ann New-YoIS-hs VIII sssa
the work by mail or otherwise 80 ltuiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
Clothing.

T7NIUN HALL Wholesale and Retail
Z CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
CsiI~r Of Fulton and Nassau IS .topposiie TIE sun
md Head Builtin-sl
TIM immense establishment. built expressly Dr the fo-
prIetor p l. ROGERS and opeaed n N5vcmoes lS'o'
Consists Of
SIX FLOORS.
each Il which i, 4 itself
COMP ErE DEP tRrNFNF.
the whole combined forming Of tAe m,si psr-ct aud
con preheupve wholesale and Retail G. th E pom ms
to be found the
CITY OF NEW-YORK.
embracing stock OF some
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
READY MADE CLOTHING.
every vanety OF the cheapest aud most desirable Sys
Of goods OF or inportsOas, and from mlnuiactur
eI's agents, suited 70 sll Makes
Particular attention paid "a the mar iacture of
BOYS CLOTHING.
under the immediate supervision OF AZ experienced cat'es
and large assortment constantly on hand.
l. has Just completed his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
which he confidently offers this public unsurpassed IN
extent variety, style material wo6SminshIP and cheap
ness p. l. ROGERS,
Uzion Hall Clothing Warehouse,
OH 21nTuThsSs Corner of Fulton Nassau y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

NOTICE To CONTRAC TORS.-
LARGEHFSF, and the GENESEE VALLEY - s a
ofthe LOCKS OF the oSwEGo CANAL" .,,,.. i.
In pursuance resolution of the Canal Board rnce Is
undersigned until noon Of the 18th da, OF NOVEMBER
NEXT al he Offices the Canal Comm ssoners IN the cites
of Albany Syracuse and Buffalo for the WORK Oh inc re
snectye divisions dong al the work not under contract
required to complete the above Canas aud LOcss
The line ready for inspection, and flil desclp
quantities Of materials specifications and blank contra s.
in Albany Rome syracuse Rochester Cuba and Buffalo
and after the 18th instant ~ , o.. .,,
Contractors names must be ~ntten out IN ian anu e"
Each pfoposa to be ends' sed Proposals +. Pablo
Work nsmng the cans or the DIVISION OF the Erie C1ha
ON which the work proposed for IS located ,..f,Aa
Proposals will be opened public 6y me fres'ueh % n
IN IN. cv of Albany on the 2Oth day II November next
Eyery proposal must be accompanied BY written guar
any signed Nv one or responsible persons TO be ap
y the Canal Board to the effect that cor they un-
derake that the person persons proposing w immed-
1Sss sat he's ., her PROPOSALS are accepted
an CATION with good and sufficient srees 20 perform
the work proposed Also bond for the payment of
laborers' wages - =,
PROPOSITIONS will be received for any snse section. and
all propositions must be for sum certain ~ 10 ne p,ce %
be bad or received and DO proposition not thus definite
win be received acted No more than one proposition
Will be received from any person or persons ior the same
The prices in the contracts VIII be considered ncu-
ding the expense OF furnish ing all the materials and per
forming 1.-THE work, according 10 the plans spooi ons
ard notices that Will be exhibited.
The persons whom the work may 70 allotted VIII De
Yeoulred t. enter INTO contract immediately and 20 pro
ress with the work such manner as to ensure .he com
peton OF the by the time to be Speclnedm the CON
tract.
Contractors are potied that will occupy several days
TO canvass the propositions required ~ law. ana that
they III be duy notified through the public prints OF the
auotments whe n made ALBANY Oct. IS. 1891
CHARLES COOK,
FREDERICK FOLLETT,
JOHN &. MArLiER.
Csral Commissioners.
HEZEKIAH c. SEYMOUR,
State Engineer and Surveyor.
CHARLES A OLMSrED.
DIVISION Engineer. Eastern Division.
JOHN 4. CLARK,
DIVISION Engineer Middle Division.
JEROME b. STlLLSON,
2faDtw Division Engineer, Western Division.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

IND ARR b b Err OVEkSHOES,
II BOOTS. Sc.-The subscriber would respectfully call
the attention OF the ladies and gentlemen Of the city to his
stock OF India Rubber Overshoes Boots Cater Bo It's,
Buskns Clogs, FoothOds Misses Shoes Boys Shoes &C,
being the most complete and perfect mtn OF every
style and Kind of lnds Rubber Shoes to be found IN one
Establishment IN the city Prices low any other part
of the city. All shoes warranted.
S. c. BISHOP No. 1871 Broadway
India Rubber and Guta Percha goods wholesale aud
tail. o2i 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac
u tured under GOODYEAR'S Pstast.-Tbs Newark
india Rubber Manufacturing Company more % Maiden
iane. New-York factory, Newark New Jersey-Thu
Company facturers and wh0es sale dealers all
the different ARTICLES manufactured under 1Oodyears
Patent and guarantee all then goods being equsl Ia
quality 70 representation Merchants are requested %
sail All goods warranted 70 stand anr cliDsts Tbs
nos' hbsrs, tsrns 10 country dea era
HIRAM HUTCHINSON, President.
NARRgs AcxGRMAH Secretary AUS I'm
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NETWORK CABINETMAKERS'

- ,erOrTl rrOv --Nanuflr Nuns u fashIlnAl DC
p,ss.s,,d N ,hogunr Black walnut ID easneed Fur
s,~rr NtmufarorT and ~orrooms i6 Blecc N'r corneI
~ Srv,nt Resrectfuy sOcitS The itegtioa ni tL'ss
a., .Ts ,,,. s,er,ng heir furniture cal and etanins
.ieli 'iSH aha o''e' aus 3mMWSS.
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EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE ms II

TUE. Chestnut Grove, Cifon. Staten lsiaal, ~
7 LOWELL. A. G, T. C. D. PEncipa!.-ln thls oi ~.
long proved and known establishments N VII
pup receive sound education OF tie hfst order "a "a -
scs French. Spanish and German. Maihemafcs "a
Vat.r Colorx and the urong care Of the PnGcipa .s
sisted by msSieIs II high Character and tined -
exercised n order 10 MAINTAIN tie reputation -,
School at aiLr0. Ia er-ofcisr De Cavsiens 49,.
eleye de baucber Pans charge dies eScns
DE vOlee de kyunase aud desoreme rods les Ip-rsi
exception feiOnt les eNeicces mllsno- INC rsI'' u
be at the booA store II Geo r fethsln, a.
lij Broadway, on rGesia THURSDAYS shd Ssarus,
80 = - 80, - = ~. -. ssqin'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
VHE PIANO FORTE-Mas. NOR

u LEY respectfully u her pupils and the a.
dies general tia. che II prepared 10 give niro0s
the r ana Fore al her residence, so - Prncsst-
Jem.-so per quarter half advance or AZ the rel
dences III her pupils quay Reasonable Schools sitsndee
o. ID the city country Nls VI .ong eEPesic zoe
Teacher enables her 70 part thorough musical es1e
tloa with facility lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
nays RUBBER SHOES The IN

DAYS RUBBER SHOES The un-
- dersgned is daily receiving from his factory fresh
supplies OF his PATENT JAPAN RUBBER SHOES
The trade supplied by the
IS cents for mems of al kinds. and
So. cents for wOnien's Of all kinds
Exporters VIII discover Days STYLES embrace the most
approved patterns and most brilliant gloss. No conneo-
ton VIII the combination H. II. DAY,
Oloest Of India Rubber IN the nsd states
owner Gf II India Rubber Patents WAREHOUSE No. u
CouTti2ndt 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
1emcIrp, &e.
ALATCHES.IEWELRYa SILVER

w WAhE-A very large assortment Of the newest
STYLE Of rch Jewe Of every pattern hne gold and silver
ladies' and genlemens Watches and Silver Ware OF the
standard IT dollars very moderate prices be found
att W. PACHTMANN'S Jewelry Store No. i70 Canal
at Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware made to order, ana
carefully repaired California Gold taken IN exchange and
made Up To order OH lN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
~ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
nApER HANGINGS.-The subscri.

NALL FASHION. Just finished ele-
CANT finished SILK Hats At the low price Of So Usual
II sold a. 81 article q, 81 80 and 81 Is neat Has 81
BROWN. I53 Caual-si
% Inn 1ert % the corner % SulliTan-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

MOTT HAVEN PROPERTY.-For
I Sal. within 40 minutes ride of the City, by the Har
lem Railroad a House and Lot. The House Is cottage
bu with four good rooms and kitchen on the rear Ine
Lot "a no feet deep by and neatly Land out IN bne garcen
srder with fruit and grape shrubs flowers &c
with ell Of good feet from the back door ffcs
S700 subject TO mortgage of $500 Title ubquesuonsbe
Inquire the premises of Mrs PARISEN. lot no isS
Cottasest. w IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

YNO LET-A number of first-class Brown
Il Stone Houses. the south side of 2ad st. between
the 3th and 9Th av Apply to III. C. ADAMS, No 43Wal-
ri Jauncey-cour o2t 3tc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

VNO LET. THE new three story and
Il basement House No SS West Goth ST between eth
ane 7th avs with under Cellar and all the
dem Improvements Immediate possession gwen Apply
10 STEPHEN s. TALLMAN.
o2l Il. No 4ii Broome-s st.