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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-04

-.. insurance. ses4f.,
CAPITAL Sl5O,OOO. 's- a.7ta
TINE Subscribers having been appointed Agents
i for tie Columbia Insurance Campaay are now
prepared 10 issue Policies OIL as favorable terms,
as any responsible Company. With a Capital Of
Sl5O.000 all paidsir, and Southern enterprise,
1t is w5T:hy Of encouragement s'''i
- 800 AN. & R. KENNEDY. -
Camden, March5, 1851. 10 If :.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-04

TENIIE attention u. Planters and Country Wer
l. chants is particularly requested 10 the ar
ansemenls now made at
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-04
ROBERT LATTA.

LATE THE FIRM OF DICKSON & LATTA
TuOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w nublic generally, that he is now receiving a
,a,;etv of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
- III sell low for cash-Two doors above the
planters Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
Dunlap.s, Esq. 80 a,, ., -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
vu,o CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANrS

Il MECHANICS and OTHERS -Three thousand
Acres Of VALUABLE land itine Al. near, aud around
MEnFORDSrAll and BROOKE ANEN VILLAGE
slrE. the Long Island Railroad FOR SALE This
IL atssci Of Land situated N the Township ui BoAbayen,
SUFFOLK County Long Island lad out On both sides OF The
Medford station Is IS mules from BrO9Slyn Al present
Il ~ the point OF communication ~ h1sruaI between
New anal the Villages o Paichogue Port ieie AMI
Bepo ws3l other smaller places, and 10 oae OF the
most important points IN the road The Station ier
miles paichosue and ten fon PoTt Jefferson As IL
we'll known the Long Island Raroad Ol the esta5
hshed routes between NcwYSrS aud Boston
The sod embraces every variety itom pure 4A@io 20
xghy loaIay sand susceptible Of the highest cuitva
ton from the facilities obtaining >esweed and ash
fS manure well as materials for comoS', Il N every
respect adapted "a modern agriculture.
The tract covered with au OAK and pune Stuwth 4
VARIOUS sl<es. and MANY thousands OF cords OF
slsc valuable building timber. Water OF the best
suahty cas-, OF access
PAichcgue; the norherl miles irom Long Island sound
There mills, schools and churches within few mites
ana the country around last tltns up. IL i esuSed
that within 500 persons have purchased lands
IN the immediate vicinity. for Se purlNst Of
In these Lands are worthy the Afternoon 81
EmisrantS Farmers, Mechanics aud others
Voc the IT purchasers me epsIt h1s osea
Asdsa as nearly As gsiee ~, s'S Al me me or more
OF the ADJOINING Lots The pceS have been gIa@aa'ed
from SIS ~ $500 for Lot ~ ten acFes ana uP"sS NJ,
ford Staten where PERSIA VII ALWAYS D., IN atendNae
the ARRIVAL of the morning. tram H'n hr'AH" A''
wait on purchasers. 80, -
capitalist oly % emigfanfs woo4d DC ueA'e" WIN
The parties Interested N these Lands have FOL sale 900
acres al o,hsr Land including several highly productive
Ysrms IN the vicinity, Whsch they oscr Ga reas"hSnS
terms. The titles are indisp liable = -,
For terms ~ sale, further partlcUSrs AID maps o. tr
roesrty apply 20 EMERSON \ PRlCHARD, ATTORNEY :
n law No 10 wals,. New lorS " ~ persons on ne
p prs,ars,s 70 Msss1s EMERSON ' PRicRARD
The Trans leave BrvSklyn at NJ and aP sa1
:, n ears and IN &Sr. Y M and arrive al Brooklyn al
Sh sew A. NJ. and y M ss In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

~ Tifty-two Acres Of choice LAND IN Montgomery.
Orange County Y fhe buildings are IN complete or
der and the soil good free from rocks and stones ana Is
under high state of cultivation An abundance oi irut
Of every description place bounded by the nver
Waikiki miles south from Goshen. and II miles west II
Newbureh one half mile south of the Village OF Mont
gopery This offers chance aS II Is one OF the best
improved Farms ~ Orange County There j. not loot OF
waste land on the premises well fenced beng thirds
stone will he sold on accommodating terms Apply to E.
BLEECkFR 4 co, On Newest next corner Nall-st, or
to r ROCKEFELLER, Prince Il corner Wooster, OF A.
UApT nu ne nremis.s os2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
DARM FOR SALE-lu Oxford. Che

n nsr~a Co New-Yors, containing about 80 acres OF
land we'd divided INTO ,i.ols pssSe and %sadgw asd
wen en. -. ~ me adow land the west bank of the
s'anss r x, s s"n u i. S sSs
nooisn!ne 49,, Csthohc Episco2alian, Presbyterian
ass,,ss and Unyer.as, CHURCHES WI pasture and
winter head e ss,' C sC BUSHES o 81 cora
also rsse ~ as II coed hay r whoa and for other pro
sSS. make. e bad a ,s ss ssS G
line ~ .ne Ne, fnr,hsr particulars. apslp TO 81,
only u "0" ETHAN RAY CLARKE !. sa.l ON - T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

Il aud occupied by y " c lauinan al Piermont
The buidngs SAID place are iva stoH nucA dwelling
house "a b, rs feet with NJ stories 10 by 28feei
and kitchen adlong, with outbuldngs fences and other
Improvements, excellent aud substantial order con-
necied with the above buildings i one Of irhme
hied IN With brick q by as feet which now and has for
wears been occupied country store and one u
tse Oldest and esghle business Stands IN the town
The whsle premises furnished with every convenience
for comfortable and pleasant residence, also admirably
adapted m point loo and otherwise for extensive
store business SAID property Is IN the upper part Of the val
lagc The lot 800 feet front the hh road aot and across
the the lot passes the New York aud Ere Railroad
Eor further particulars apps 20 the owners The prcn
SEES, or To Mr JOHN J. lAGRANE, NJ. 2ls Greenwich
at New York-Piennont, N y sept %. 1881.
PETER N rAULMAN,
sso i'm. ChAS TAULNA<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
HARMS and COUNTRY SEATS for

u SALE, VERY LOW-2i acres fine Building Lots,
on Staten Island 80 at Maroneck, fine country seat
acres AZ East Chester gentleman residence acres at
Kings Bridge. bum lngs &c. 80 acres supesior
place at Huntington l. l. lao acres al Shutdown, full
view of the Sound l23 Oldheld Point fine
the Sound 80 aces nice place al Hampstead l. u 10
acres fine country residence az New Brunswick acres
eehtul place Sou Orange 20 acres al Schock Plans
N !, aId 500 Farms. &c Apply 70 A SERGEANT No
a Wallst OH IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
CHANCE FOR TANNERS.

lThe large BRICK Tannery the city of Cleveland Ohio,
the only the kind in the CITY, offered for
sale on ve reasonable terms There twOstOry Brick,
40 by 10 feet frame Beam House Engine House &C. "a watts
besides 10 teaches and Bats and other convenences
e. match.
Considering the alton and facilities for procuring stock
and materials presents chance rarely To bs met with
For further partic ulaIs. address, JOHN LUGENBEEL.
Cleveland OHIO OLD st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
DOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at
SPANISH LANGUAGE. Professo

bAkCELO about forming hs classes fOs the stuty
OF me above AZ the Of the Mercantile Library.
Those desrous Of joining the Will apply the desk.
or al No l0l Cbambers-st. Ol5 Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
TO THE PUBLIC.-lNDIA RUBBER

SHOES Our etteSton has been called TO IN aBver-
tSeu4ent %, Horace II. Day published ne Ne.y-York
Herald Of July H. lS51, an tAe Cousier sne Eu0arer ~
same date, which afsr much uRmerited abuse of our
attorney Nn JusoR. Esq he asserts that pe seys 20:
essrgs hs- th pra-rng Goodyr1rs Pe-ez;J lndsr our
aud thai ~ does Lot alElRse GOexyear, Pa
tents N the mar nfacturs OF shoes
We have pgrcA license frr ihs nAnufarrre q
India Rubber Shoes Un3sr Go ears Patents an rs o,
nGnes and are da '&ayng ta Tor the sane nd any
ether perSon might have done the nsnased "a 20
father than Flrzte up0u GodTesTs Patents We tApk 4
Eote JusS 10 purchase ngt 10 valid Patent an n
mirage Il MT. Day afeT having been Prosecuted sc-
~ledsed GoOtyesrs rshts, made serilerse1, ard
agreed = ilnre not ~ nfrlgs his patents lie : no~ a.
tempting Rot only 20 infringe sd pasrs 5ut o. Iure a,
aso, ~hc have ~ l.rge eras purchase. mr. Il
ceiseS ana nov ~crs under them, a1d caa1, NJ ~,
sr,cfs. ava tla over sguIsr with u.rrn~
npo1 t,oclseAzs Patents aAru;actu. ii III -,
which lie : o-eng 20 tie pubic and give nor,s ths
he srl al WHO ART concerned Nth nm N bas,.r 49,
vending his shoes made IA vsisiioa o. sad patent ht
VII be PROSECUTED Nsw-York. JULY L. 1851 '-
ECANDEE. Harvard Rubber Co. b,
wM A. BUCKINGHAM rr-asg-.y
Ire Newark lntis knhh-f Hi.ra.sctyrr. To
y fUTNHi>SOT Pc isr.
toAL GO a. rgTh4s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

COUNTRY SEATS.-Ten or twelve
~ BUILDING LOTS Of fro i've g. ten acres n Green
wich Conn high healthy aud commanding sites some IT
the beautiful and romantic situations On the New
York and New Haven Railroad, thirty miles from New
YORK and two miles from the depot at Port Chester from
whence there daily trains 90 cars - AM in New
York Apply u SAMUEL q toRNkLL,
30 lfos No 2i3 WateT-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted il
ETNEPAPER HANGINGS.-FRAN-

CTS FARES 4 CO. No. 80 Pearl-s'reet. have Just
received ard oer wholesale AID retail IN extensive as
sorment # an the richest STYLES ot Decorative Velvet,
Gold and satin. French and American PAPER HANG-
INCS ani FORDFkS selected expressly Tor Drawing
Rooms sc Also all the most approved Styles Of uecofa-
tive Oaks Marble Blocks Panel Work. Nc suitable Tor
Hal s. Dining Rooms, sc The most perfect "0tNmeh 10
hang paper always On hand sZS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
NOR SALE-A FARM and COUN-


IL TRY SEAT beautifully situated near the WI age Of
m modern style walls hard finish marble nantes, large
pIazzas front and rear and repete with every conye
sbrnbber barn granary carriage house. cehOuse &C
The farm consists Of 1875 acres IL Of which wood The
chaser The premises he within quarter OF mile of the
d6rot Part Of the money remain on bond and mort
gage For further particulars inquire OF n
oI3 2ys HOMER MORGAN, No Plne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
I'M : VANDERBILT would cali

NM. ). VANDERBILT would cali
w attention q kis customer and ne public gene
ralv his well eiecte4 sock 81 Cloths ttssners est-
ues and fall and Wntsr Goods az ms CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 4l6 Broadwey
where lie PREPARED o. maze - OENlLEAENs aao
BOYS CLOTHING. n The most fashionable 81 y
he also keeps a Wo, selected assortment Of GENILE-
NEN'S and BOYS READY-NiADE CLOTHING.
So g general assortment u eyerythI found n
GENTLENESs FURNISHING EsTABLiSHMENf.
%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
COTTAGE and VILLA SITES

" Several unequaed sites for building suburban resi-
ences AT Morrisana are now for sale very low
Prices and easy tsrsns Apply to MORGAN X CO,
Staoners No 22l Pearl st at the Land Office. Upper
MOrnsaDia Depot. N. Plots containing to acres
AN ho obtained If necessary ole lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
Jn0ia Rubbrr Uooos.

INDIA RUBBER CHIVALRN. Il.
tCANDER, HAYWARD RUBBER Co.. ly VIM A. Buck
i8shsn. NEwAEK INDIA hUEBER Co. b. Hiram HUGH
tnson, Pres e, EORD Co .
The parties above named, who falsely charge II
DAY with raiing Patent owned by and gher con-
iederateS called GOutyeATs Patent ulent ~ speciAl
ATTENTION al thls time in thu vie cluny
have for months publicly charged tins pretended Pa
teni &c ffaud and swH,kr" These ,enJus charges
made IN u newspapers over Rane White thsgr
law pending and al issue b-fire the c0nsti
tu,ed tribunals of The country "a hes took their
TESTIMONY had It printed The combination called the her
about dozen lawyers and brought u Trenton her
clual the su ~ Law for so 900 damages
called open Court this involved the tltle q the
Pa'ent. ofieTed 10 try Il the cOmbnat backed out
| demanded lldgmeE ot sgt which nave often Oh
tanned against ttls swndiIug Patent The plaintiffs
brought affidavit 4 their and psrt-5~aer
William Judsoa. ana shuIed ou of tral Yet tes4 chV-
arous gentlemen continue Their ful practice OF
thfeatenIns prosecution 20 h0u9rgnle meTcslaIts
coumeIu ihtu present position o the cand cgnSderE-
ton Of friends anO customers wnhe hapnv II An
nouuce my facilities for making shoes have been doubled
and ready 20 receive fresh orders I hone u
suppiy nv orders Gl and promptly hereafter with
my increased facilities. Prce, DAYS best Palent Lanai
Rubber Shoes, IS cel1s Womens 55 cents All othsrs
In proportion Car SpI.ngs. " per pound steam
Packing, IS cents per pound, mex. HoRAcE II Day
Mauufaci arsT Inventor snl Owner OF n India
oS Nv Rubber Patents. Nc. q C0urtandt-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
DEDuCED PRICES. WATCHES

DEDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
and JEWELRY at REDUCED PRICES-Ths
subscriber expecting - several large invoices ~
WATCHES and JEW EIRY for the Holida SIS SELL
Ing oil ms present Stock az greatly reduced prices
Fine Gold Lepue Watches, holes leweied
Fire Gold Detached Levers full ieyyelei. ..--- 30
Fine God Patent 3S
and all ether kinds Of Watches at equally low prices;
also. ali kinds Gold Chains, God Wedding Kings,
Gold KEYS and Seals Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and ST.
Thmhles. Diamond RIMS and Pins. Bracelets. Gold
Loc,ets Cuff Pms Ear Rr Gold and Silver Spectaces,
BIeastpus Finger Rings Silver Fruit Knives, erlns 81.
ye Spoons Guns Forks &c az much less prices than any
other house Gold Watches as low S29 each Watches
and Ieweiry exchanged All Watches warranted 10 Keep
good time or money returned Watches. Clocks and
Jewery repaired the best at much less than the
usual prices GEO. c. ALLEN,
Importer of Watches and JewelYy, Wholesale and Retail
No. II Wallst, Broadway up stars, formerly at
No 81 Wall.st s27u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
VAMEs G. MOFFET, Gas Filter, and


GAS CHANDLERS. PENDANTS. BRACKETS, So-,
Nos. ll9 and l2l Prince 81. ;hd block west OF Br1a
hees leave call The attention OF those about ntihs e
houses with Gas. TO cali and examine ms stock y Gas
Fixtures before purchasing elsev here HIS s.ocA c"i
pTses large assortment Of the lsfes: 81 u ana patterns
and warranted equal quality and a. considerhf loef
prices than any oritr establishment IN TIE United ses
S,rrrleS can 10 seen AZ NJ Tnhp-sf s23 I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
r. WATTLES & co. No. 43 Canal

q. 81. Providence, r. |, MANUFACTURERS Il
STEAM and GAS PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, coo Ms,
SPINNING Rings. Ring Travellers. &c &c &c having been
appointed AgcRfS Tor the sale 81 Steam aud Gas = e.
manufactured by the SWANISCOT COMPANY, y H.,
prepared lrush the above articles % aD} ek-
tent a. Yer low pnces OrtsTs wu meet WI promt A.
ienon and purchasers vii ind the goods 20 be Of extra
quality ls2atfl l. K wATTLESS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
.yECUTORS, SALE of REAL ES-
EARM FOR SALE-l6O acres, abou

80 acres m wood, the balance under cultivation w
Appl@ Orchards 5000 Peach trees IN oearns' flui
Cherry and other fruin great abundance two Houses
Weso excellent Water: Barn, &C. The Farm N g,J ~
fence and "a suitable for Gram Grass and Gardening ~ a
lis varieties Situated North Bruns~lcA hluS S.
County n J.. miles from Washington; u roih ogSss
wood DeD6t Camden and Amboy Railroad ana - view
Brunswick Depot convenient from and TO New Or m
ket IDquir. Of { p. PICARD, No: 30 tIIeen~n.-s'.
SCHEN(K MCGEE 4 co PIer23. foot OF BARCLAY st-,oi
s. G. BOOTH No. 200 Broadway, N Y. or On me Sfeni-
" llhl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
Gorscs il)antc0.

IOUSE.-Wanted, a new House, OF
enc N prime order. recently built with modern ln
prayo sntS this c..y Wanted for Il from - "
November Reai SEQ - $50 Address Box 26g Post Once
FURNISHED HOUSE.-Wa nted. a
convenient House, IN apleasant lccat,n, tor sma
fnilN Possession NAY te gwen from tie st 10 l3,h Of
NOV Address hox , SET Post Ofhce OILS Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

three. story and basement brick House and Lot in fee
No III East 2istsl complete order with Croton
bath &c Terms easy Apply al No. 1879 Broadway from
n 10 10 o'clock, or at No $40 81. av., of
oI5 Iw. PETER A H. JACKSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
ENmA RUBBER GOoDS-Msnnfsc-

EMMA RUBBER GOUDS-ns1,lIsc-
Z sared e..e 6OODTEAHs Pztszs.-Tas Newark
me Ssw-Yarx: actor, Nspz.rs New JerseJ-rss
Compans and 1hs.esEe dealers Z n
the different 1tsc+-ret 1uCe. b"tdYeatt
Pstelf .nd guarantee al t.s-f g9ods being - "a N
.aaitv % regrese1tsliou Mscclsnsx rssOsst9c TO
s4u Al roots varlEte@ - staEd nv = rsgs ms
soss h0srzi :srpss ~ coga,ry d-stsrs.
aIpAN HUTCHINSON f.s idsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

-pnf & A JOHNSON Rector The first quarter
of the Academic be the 8h Of september Fse
unior and branches of the English department. and
the Classical and Mathematical department. offer COM
ples Of studies intended 10 prepare pupils pr me
counting room the University Circuars NAV be OBJ
tanned NJ The University ashng square and At the
okstnres NJ CHARIESs ERANCIS, No.252 BrOatway;
ROB- LOCKWOOD X SON, broadway. and SAMUEL
E4YNOP Ia Ros,yy GEORGE g PARKER
sn9o 9,o Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
vTvO SELLERS.-The Undersigned, Sec

ii Tetary Of several Building and Loan AssOclations,
keeps flor the inspection of members and other
OF all property offered for sale thus city Brooklyn, and
WiIlamsurgb Persons having houses or lots for SALE or
lease will find greatly to their advantage 20 leave de-
scriptOa and prce other property with PECARE,
Office No l0G Hester st cor. Center.
NB-Psrsons DESTROYS Of purchasing or leasing houses
lots may suit themselves by examining the SUBSCRIBER
register. SIS JIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

NOR SALE-Nonkers Lots, beautifully
u situated on the nyer short distance above the
DEPOT, commanding the finest and unsurpassed
for scenery and health. on the most reason
able terms Apnly To JAMES BASHFORD, On the
wharf n h BALDWIN, Workers, OF l.. ". STARK, No.
1871 Nhliam.St New-IoTk sis I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
Dasnerrectppes ano Gnsrapings.
Jemclrp, ST.

DICH JEWELRY, WATCHES, &c.-
keA JOEL, 4 CO. No $40 Broadway have Just re-
ceived per steamer Pacific splendid assortment of Jew
el Of the most recherche character and exquisite work
manship IN Bracelets Pms. Rings, Chains. EARRINGS.
Pencil Gases Studs Gold and Silver Watches nch
Plated Wares Paper Mache fancy Cabinet Work Jett Or
namen-s Sandal wood and other Fans Porte La
dies Work cases. China Ornaments BuOuterre, sc &C.
winch having been purchased by themselves for cash IN
Europe they enabled to offer At considerable rsduc
son on the usual prlces No $40 Broadaay,
~ ms (nearly opposite the Collamore House Hotel)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
6ouscs 60 Get.
no LET.-An old established PACK

4 ING. CURING and SMOKING CONCERN 70
gether WIN Ice Houses and all the conyenences Tor the
trade likewise tor sale the siOc ,ikuIeS Nc ,eoe>s
for the business together with large Tongue List WITH
city butchers Tor winch there IS large and constant de-
Inand The above Is worthy the attention 81 any one uS
Trhp,e once oil btSruSTh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
LOTS for SALE.-Two Of

VACANT LOTS for SALE.-TwO Of
v the best LOTS On Sevenih-av., wess side, between
Fee,y and Twsniy third sts; tive LOTS on wen-
y-ssoond-s, and Twenty rsst, near Seventh-aV
The mai ng and to be made on this Avenue
And rn he ycDty render this property very desirable APP
oiy to los 2awWsSfl T. ". CHESTER, 81 Waii-st.
LVARM, near YONKERS, FOR SALE
i Containing 70 acres, Of which 20 are wood GOOD
fruit and water the land excellent situation romantic c
healthy with view down Long Island. There is new
dwelling and all the outhouses very good The owner
going abroad Pnce 81 800 There " opportunities
daiiy except SUNDAYS and cents fares. II lies y
miles northeast YOnkerS Station, aud miles west of
mn Stars $50 IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

TNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
- Warehouse 10 NASSAU-ST Ney ysrs. oder tcr
sSle even d4-c-ipt,on OF GOODSEARS Patent hstaulo
IIlla Rubber Goods. comprising
Coats all STYLES Array and Nav Breast Pumps,
Cloass and Capes Goods, SyrnEes ~
Pouchos fEe Buckets and Gests AelAhc
Iesglns PADS Rubber Shoes,
HOrst Covers Piano FORE Govern. LaLes 10
Horse Boots C-7Inb Cloths. ChltT as DO.
These goods al NarTgrfei not - decODoss soften
bv Vest, or become rlgid BY cold
JAMES BISHOP President
WARREN ACkERMAN. Wee Prssidens.
Izl jn N WILLIAMSON. Treasurer and Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
LGER MISUNDERSTANDING

~ SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Cornwall, Conn, r. W.
ANDREWS, A. NJ, Pnncipal.-The Winter Term VIII
commence the first III ESDAY of November next, and
continue i've months The OF instruction - de-
signed either 10 prepare boys for admission o. any Classn
College, or for the pursuits 81 commercial HE. fhs
French German and Spanish Languages, together With
Muse and Drawing. are taught by accomplished masters
The French made spoken laguage Expose per terus
500 for board. washing lights fuel aud instruction IN All
the branches taught except Music and Drawing which
extra charges.
Circulars may be obtained by addressing the PRINCIPAL
Con wall, Conn. OIL 2v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
,FNTS, FASHIONABLE FAIL

" CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Sc.
THOMPSON. PECK s NIXON No 3Oi Broadway cor
DuaDs-s have constantly hand good assortment 81
fue and .hIonabe ready made Clothing and Furnishing
soods consisting part OF Hosiery, Gloves Sa. M-rno and
Cotton Understands and Drawers, handAercneis, Ora
vlfs.
Also Gen'lemta's Toe. articles Shirts made - order
The would invite attention T. then STOCK % Cloths Cassi-
mess and Vestngs which Il ths newest styles and
from which garments VIE be made IN the best manner ana
M. f,.b,of,hle style "a Ina
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INOR SALE-A two-story DWELLING


IL HOUSE, situate II pleasant and cesIr.oe NJ
borhood The House mas all the Modern improve
and u N good order. lease ground having ~
run Address VI. A. Tribune once oD
EXECUTORS' SALE Of REAL rs
r. T.rr rorsale az aucs;on on WEDNESDAY, tue
2orb dav q October on the premises al y tAs
ing proterty belonging 70 the Estate OF IA hkS
Ups late OF NeE-Hamburgh. PoughEeepsie, DlISae ,,
Comfy The first Iiece contains 3d. acres Of iaha
fully situated on the North shore Of Wapp9sers 80
below the Falls and about three quarters 81 '.io
The New Hamburger o. The land - Of ~, Is.e -
lty for farming purposes, and has me 9u covered
view Of the Hudson River The creek SHORE = S,In,
with fine growth Of wool II Is situated N Ah ,
neYtborhood and every way desirable as nj, 90
The second piece u land hes one quarter oi .'ie
,her north and contains 53i acres TINS mas aisO hAe
building site IN view Of the Hudson RIVER 49,, - a.
la Of Nav lsj2 Possession on the ISL OF APt ne
The above described premises lie ADJOINING ne amos ol
the Messrs H0vsnd Gardner aud Sheafe For fur'her
nartcuIars inquire Of JOHN PHILIPS on the Premi-
ses THOMAS DEARIN, / Executors Of
ISAAC VAN VLACK, James !. Pumps
Poughkeepse, Oct. g., 1851. Oh ""
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u Kew-Jasey: one of 90 acres. with two houses and
other buildings IN good order and fence well stocked with
fru Also one Of u acres without buildings IN sight
OF New York near Scott Plains 20 miles distant The
wood On viii pay half cost For further psrticu
Ears INQUIRE at No. z94 Broadway. ole I'M