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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY

GREAT MEDICAL DlSCON Ekl -
~ REV. A. l.. B MYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT
or ROCK ROSE AND SARSAPARlLLA. THIS Mst-
cine has the # beng tbs best ever used c he
cure OF DYSPEPSIA, LIVER CoMpLAiNP, BILIOUS
ERYsiPFiAS, SALT RHEusi, BRONCHIAL Az
FFCTloNs, GAMER; soRs MOTIF COLDS
HEADACHE, RHEUMATISM and GENERAL Dk.
BILITY. ,.,,o>,
Of this valuable contribution % the healing art was caused
b, years OF hard study employing the VARIOUS eats
BEETLES have been used thin the last year, throu so~a
merits and without the effort Of the dscoverer l. hssbssa
sought heretofore but Tor rehefto be. not osl
but the best medicine ever discovered Tor me above
from persons of high standing who have been restored 10
perfect health. from the diseases It promises 10 cure The
Dsing ushed medical have spoken of IN high praise
Esch ingredient performs part IN erecting scaFe
HEALTH
IS one Of the greatest blessings tina, possess 1t
bet eT than dne gold aud who among the afeted ~saA
tore them health All persons who are laoOung uada
the aboS. dssa;S. ARE IsS9sstssd 70 ~ ,cr OK
ROCK ROSE AND 4 X sA X l. n
Rev A. u l. MYERS NEW LONDON. Conn.
and SarSapanla has effected certain care In my opnoa
may he relied upon agent capable # erai,ce'os
Dyspepsia & Ids and Pulmonary diseases IN general rom
the system and purifying the ''''f Rev 'R'' wARaEN
MIR. MvER>-Dear Su Having used your Eyrac
Rock Rose and SaIsApauls for salt Rh9um. wnieh. ~
Vas eectu,y radicated can cheertilly rtconmendho
Who have need OF reliri IN SlHnia { ts'n
Yours, uel), JEhOSiE
New Haven, Sept g. 1851
Rev A b. /. MIkR NAV loRA, sept 10, lell
Der Sfr-Dunng the last winter had three attacks
Typhoid Fever which len m avery low and w Ak state
had heard of many wonderful curvv telng pernrmetI
your preparation If Rock Rose and Saslpaa and cAos
lated that the half sand OF It was true was suited 10 nv
case AfeI using other preparations win cut brash
aud nom knowledge OF yourself / commenced the USE d
,he Rock Rose ana Sarsapaa. and found Of great
wee to me n a cofector and general tonic -
am, very truly yours. WliLltMS
No 100 Canast., New tork.
For sale ia New York wholesale aud ALL by Charles
Ring corner OF John.st aud Broadway. W. ID. Crumbs
No 286 Boweu, corner OF Houston ST j CTnmPe No
1863 Bowen T. Guion, No 2I Bowe,y, corner OF Graads9
and W II Cunbe, corner of Broadway aud iiIs-st
n3tfWFSM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
TO PRINTERS and NEWSPAPER
vVO CARRIAGE MAKERS and DEAL.

Two CAhhlAUG MhhEho anu bHAb
Il Frs ano THE PUBLIC -Eyerett's Carriase Coup.
ling patented Dec H. 1850 BY The Of thus important
M the construction Of Carriages the running
part is greatly shened the vehicle can he turned Va
about thd the space required for the present con-
,ruct,on and the inconvenience Of getting and out Of
The Garage entirely obviaed. II is applicable to al
Carriages built with perches the construction IS sm,e
and Carriages already in use may be altered at small
cost The undersigned ng the Coupling IN then
Factories and regard the invention as important Having
been constituted sole gents the CIy and County Of
New York authorized q grant rights to other Car
rage Makers vendors to make and sell the improve
ueIt m this County New York, oct. 20. 1881.
ISAAC FORD, No il6 Elizabeth st.
JOHN c. PARKER, 3d-av., 83d st
LAWRENCE BROWER. 81 az 3lihst.
900 3sYtX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

INDIA RUBBER SHOES and CAR
Il SPRiNGS-Two prizes have just been awarded to me
BY the American Institute. for
LIST. Best India Rubber Shoes
ID Best lndis Rubber Car Springs lFuliers Pstentj
This proves the superior quality Of the Goods made BY
e30 I'm X X. DAY. No. % COurtlandt-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
r AND WARRANTS LOCATED

- The undersigned would nform al persons m the city
of New York and throughout the state Interested IN Land
Warrants not located that they have ate arrangement
th efficient and responsible Agent IA the stale VI Ni.
by which they enabled u locale warrants lac
bcs lands Rot taAen up the State. at iriIng eI
peuse 10 the wsuautee holder Our agent Is intimately
acquainted with al The lands the State still IN market,
has accurate sectional Of such nsold lands Hes
connected IN this business with the Hon Theodore COnkey
former superintendent of the SURVEYS Northern WScon
and who has accurate MN ues OF all surveys Ne has
constantly hard large list OF the choicest Government
lands IN the state made from the rd personal
animation OF such lands And the unders gncd would slg
20 all persons holding that the best lands
bang rapidly taken up and that the thetr warrants
located. the viii be their choics Of location.
The entire expense Of locating single warrant VIII not,
ordinary cases exceed the oftw0l dOars and when
located the aLtee vii certificate of the Ocs
ton and accurate map of the township which the land
hes together with description OF the Qaay OF the SOL,
timber and water privileges If any thereon Persons Out
Of the city upon nclOsng thew warrants 20 Us for location
Will receive a receipt therefor by mall and when
the location j. perfected VIII the cerhcates
and hold ourselves responsible &, AL warrants So
received II will be readily perceived thar the lutages
u the waTrsRtee Of early location are two fold lst
Choice ofthe selection of land % The giving definite
character Of value 10 Their warrant and rendering moro
available that which before OF uncertain advantage
The above extends also 70 the eilng Of Lands
and paying taxes in Northern Wisconsin. and 70 the pro-
tecing OF timber lands DE NOTE SUTHERLAND
Attorneys at Law, No. l79 Broadway, NewYork OHcs
hours from 81 A. NJ. 10 6P NJ 81 hwWSF3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
COUNTRY RESIDENCE Wanted

~ with from IS 10 20 ~ improved land The house
must he good coai and contain not less than
good nfsd together with the outbud
nss garden good frnit and water Must be convenient %
rah steamboat routs ana from 10 hours from New
York Ciy Long Island preferred None but the princi
pals treated with Spectators and Others need
swer thus Address stating par icuars aud tia lowest
price snended to be taken, pN<,Paid WILLIAM HENRY,
8fuadwNy Post -Cffce NJ lNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

DRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY Al
u the shaksIere Hotel. 1t1 Will an st-H NEYENE
Academy for teaching the elegant pl4eat Of DaA
eng open Classes for yoahs ladies' and or
Tuesdays and Saturday, NJ O'clock For gentlemen
rvssdss and Fridays, n O'Clock, p III OBJ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

II " FIX tONITLNIN JiIndICt, DTb
Oepsia Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases u ths
FdLsys, and all diseases arising from ds0rdsred Liver
stomach such Inward Piles Funess OF Blood 10 us
Head, Acdty If the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn DISCUS
Of Food lness Weight the Stomach. Sour Ersosa-
tons Sinking or Futterng al the PIT Of the Si0mach,
Swimming Of the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
Fluttering At the Heart Choking or Sxocans Sensatlsas
when lying posture Dimness Of VISION, Dots ~ Wcs
before the Sight Fever and Dull Pam IN the He'd Deh
Of Prrsprston Nelo~ness of the Skln EIes sna
Pam IN the Side Back, Chest Limbs. &C, Sudden Flnse
II Heat Burning in the Flesh constant masinngs 81 'n
q ~ he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Observation-Disclosures R

ii y y "
- NEYMEN rAILORS' CO OPERATIVE UNION
No 81 Cha ham ST. would call the attention Of ths. a5,
purchasing their winter clothing 70 their newly selected
stock Of Cloths, CaSSmeres and Nestngs which
prepared % make 10 order the fashi0nahs ssyes
aud AZ Inoes which cannot fail 10 mand attention.
H. ady made clothing OF all description constantly hand
which Tor superior workmanship style and fnisa VIII
with any establishment the city Strangers a. wen
citizens invited 70 all ana examine whether parchas
ing OF not Goods are freely shown nj lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
M CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

" CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
w HOUSE snd Ship ; furnishing warerooms No.
$50 Grand ST. New-YOrk where will be found complete
assortment OF the following articles Feathers hair,
and husk also beds mattresses pala5ses and cushions
also bedsteads Of every description. VIZ patent screw
iron Joint lock JOINT cottage and rnndle Gotta
also splendid variety Of paper hanging borders &c
Mr. C. would call particular attention TO his new style Of
hair and spring mattresses. ~ Bold beds aud maj.
trssees renovated and made over equal TO new, by
". CRAwBUCK, No 35s Grand st, second
ms I'm door easi o. Esser ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

NOR SALE.-Ionkers Lots, beautifully
II situated on the rysr short distance above he De-
pot commanding the finest water view, and unsurpassed
for scenery, and health ON the most reason
able terms. Apply 10 JAMES BASHfORp. on the wharf,
o. u. BALDWIN Yonksrs CT l. W. STARR. No. NJ
V,lhsm at Nsw-Yofk o97 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Clothing.

CONWAY, No. l43 Fulton-st., near
~ Broadway, has splendid stock Of Dress Frcck,
Sack. Once. OvercoatS, and all other kinds Of Coa's
Vests and Pants, from the yery finest to the lowest
priced To measure splendid assortment Df the very
best French, English and American Cloths, Bea-
yes, Casslmeres DoeskIns aud Vestinss. embracing
everything fashionable, desirable and durable IL ever
instance frst rate nj guaranteed 10 per cent less
any house IA this city, for cash Remember CONWAY,
No. liS Fulton-st.. near Broadway. 81 3mMwxF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
II ark New-Jersey. hy the IN .,,s,,s,.. ~,
NEW-JERsEY EXPLORING AND MINING co
This Cop,psny i. prepared to furnish srepiY 81 'nsr
"'S'e ZINC PAINTS.
81 ch haze bssn found after several pe6is - - IA
gurope and IN the URted States, to retain heif Original
beauty and protective properties sopencr 90 any o'h-
WHITE ZINC PAINT
. ,y.,x m Otde of ENC ane - warranted tfes fcE a.
sdulter3oa whatever II has no poisonous properties q
oh,ectcrsbe 20 the health CT tar les aEe wax ss
,sme other kinds OF plgmeI, 3 49,. -. ,,>-
1T WILL NOT TURN fkLLOf.
sheu ,xDossd to suphuTous or mepntc eHla 9isi %
svsn xher shut I'D in close room Rof r y arectea -
oicta,ss hang ON walls coated with II As al outs ds
Eint n Ithsfaads the changes OF weather better het
a., o,har moi being liable to tuTn chaky 81 70 crumbs
"a ynb os Il NAV be worked With an, color or with
ne, md OIL or With varnsh instead Of oil thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain nnsh, o,D ~ .,,
ORD ZINC PAINTS, which are beyond qsosticn VITA
out any equal for coating roofs ships ogthouSes
and all rOa other metalllc suIiaces inc are d p-is
METALLIC OXIDES
ard unaffected BY salt water 0r othr exposure c7
thna sr,y other paints within our knowledge
Iron and other metals do not 0rdize ~nsA coated ~h
.hrra and hey remarkable Tor taefr nfsyfooi prop
sriss Dealers supplied on liberal terms .,
81 n 81 Bcsvrrst., Y. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
NOR SALE, at CENTRAL MORRIS.

n ANlA-,s feet frOn the New Depot, n Lot,
~ by 100 feet prce Seee also Sc lots AT Paramount
near Upper M@nsss Depot. Inquire at No 50 Fulton St
81 stsy, o35 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
no PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

q
Proposals will be received by the Monmouth COun
~ Plank Road Co till the l day Of March next far bald
ing DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD irom keyport 70
ETesi old Monmouth Co. N j. distance of Isl miles.
the work to be early the Spring and com
peted by the LIST day Of October next wththe exception
be received till the list day of November nert the WORK TO
be commenced Immediately after the contract Is taken and
he cnDpeted by the list day of January ne1t Address
John HERBERT Marlboro n. j, DANIEL STILL
WELL, MiddletOwn Point, N j, or the snbscrbsr Key
port N. j. ALFRED WALLlNG, Secretary
% 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
NOR SALE at a BARGAIN-A brown

stone HOUSE in the upper part OF the CITY having an
the modern and located IN goca ocston
Terms EASY Also other property very cheap, ncuaag
houses on 18th at 800 each, lot 2OxiOV ist %h COZ
nxs and stables on 30tb 81, between an and adsoa-
avs 3ssiDO houses on oath st 4th av 2hOuses on
Ssth.st very cAeap properly ID ay near <tkst APP
NV 10 r. X KINSHIMER, No $40 ath ay. MO lw'k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Aouses % Eet.

"OUSE to LET-In West HoboAen,
n containing Rooms Rent low IA Isl o. "a; ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
COURAUD's LIQUID HAIR DYE -

~ instantly and pernsssn,ly converts red an,,r.s
~ brown or blacs withoet stsaiss the ssn a.
G. -, q 8 TsNsr scar BroatNsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
YTHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

II tween NEW YORK. PHlLADELrhIA. BALI
MORE and WASHINGTON. NewYork Offce csruer Of
HANOVER and BEAVER SIS rear Of the Exchange
Tbs PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washington
to York, having Offices nj New York, Jersey Ciy.
Newark, New Brunswick Prlnceten, Trenton. Phlsdel-
9ha, Wilmington. Havre ae Grace, Baltimore AID wash
tngton City and connecting with all The Great MoTss
Lines East, West North and South This Company hAs-
ing lately made repairs OF the line greatly Ia
creased It's facilities and Thoroughly ysteioatzed ia
business TRANSMISSION and mode OF delivery OF mes
ages are prepared receive, transmit and denvei
any number of messages required for the accommodation o.
the pubic with accuracy, promptness and ndenv
hitherto unequalled The telegrsphing business OF me
public is therefore respectfully solicited al the ONCE cor
Of Hanover and Beaver SITS 49, x.,.,.. ,,..
IN iy1WF VIM "A. SWAIN fresiaeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
MADAME DESJARDINS GRAVIER

k'G bAyhg removed Lef Dancing Academy u NJ. .!
Clinton place, most respectfully informs the public th't
she has opened her classes and calls the attention u he
the elegant dances In CT1c0gf9 and
la SiceRns which she has received from her aKca's
PARIS ard London, where they have been erpessiF con
pcsed for tins season and INTRODUCED Amerc4 by htr
osH. O<y ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
VACANT LOTS fol- SALE.--1wo

NOR SALE, acres of LAND at
II K,ngsbndge.i Also. 81 acres and two lots 5th-av
and 18Th st Brooklyn ss lbs and corner to, On Murray
Hill Enquire Of A e. DAYTON, No. IS John-st be
tween 10 and H. A NJ nj 2mMN2F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

~ st1os front Houses and Lots on the north SIDE OF
seth At between the 5th aud Madlson-ays -, ar,
one brown stone frot House four stories hsh anu io'
"a Gro.nd IN a0th. Al, bet xeen 3ih and Glib avs.
A Ueuse and Lot 39tb II near BroadwX ,,., -,
Al.o a House and Lot Knewn as NO 90 "os' i''h's''
And The House and Lot No GO Varick ne.r analst
e., ,,,ce terms and further particulars OF tue above
n,s,ayt~ amir 10 A J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
pfcpeIS' aPP" ~ No Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

i RETURNED FROM EuRoPs, wishes to give less'as ID
tbs German English and French languages and calls atten-
on 10 the fact that Germaa and French gentlemen who
wish t. perfect themselves IN the pronsHcisnoso Ie h'
intimate knowledge OF the different dioms will greatly Ia
cil,,ate progress B-Conmsrcial correspondence
t,nsst thoyou~ hy Apply for particulars 20 s LEH-
MANN No rs Grand St, 4 doors from Broadway.
go tnMWSFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
EOR SALE-Two valuable Lots on Both

V<NON SiIIC-I WU NdIUdUIt TIJto VU 0ULII-
II st., near Madison av 30 by halfthe block They
ta Cottage Hone, aud tSO Stables House rents for
S35e Stables $l20 Also. aproperty I'd near 9th
st. Lot Is by loo-eOn story brick House
fruat and lhTee s,sry brick shop Pnce Slos
ALSO other cheap cry the upper part oi the cy
April 10 n h kINSIiIMER, No 3l9 ath ay., ficm to
aud afe, o'ciock n5 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
NOR SALE. a COTTON MILL, and

WATER POWER-The MIL is 80 feet square IN
which is all the necessary machinery for makag yarn
Consisting OF coo Splndes. Cards Picket Draw
ing Frame, Washing MIL spceder, Winding Frame spool
err &c &C. a., a.,
Tho Waller Power is abundant and durable There are on
the p1emises 5 good Dwelling Houses, Barn, Carnage
House &c &c " acres of highly cultivated Land with
Young Apple Orchard Of grated trees This valuable
establishment ~ within hours rde OF the
CITY by railroad The whole be bought at bargain.
NV A. p SMITH,
NAIVE No 25 Nassau-st Room 81. up stars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
TIP TOWN PROPERTY Families

vishing 10 settle 10 The salne neghIofhVu ny ~
purchase on PROSPECT HILL, Yorkvds ~ ios OF iess
10 body. 1870, , 1. ,o,y oaered TO
ners.ns v,sblne to buld residences, 9uanIes !" sun
purchaseTs and reasonable terms Maps may oe seen
Al The offrs OF & KErCHUM, No Tryon now OF az
ns fc~u"n''' "''A W w. nj I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
EARM FOR SALE-In Oxford. Che

u mango Co, Nsw-YOIk containing about go acres OF
land. well divided into tahe pasture. and meadow land
well fenced This farm lies tn the Chenango Valley hay-
Ing so acres OF flat meadow land the baak of the
river The house stanas ~hn i've minutes walk OF a
ourishnE Academy (under The dn cotton Of It's able pun
cpsi MIR Abbott Catholic, Epscopalan, PTosby terlan
Bspiist aud Univenalst Churches Will pasture and
winter 90 head of cattle god staoDg for the same VIII
also Gee to 100 bushels oats 800 Bushels corn
and cuis OF good haY for which, aud for other pro
1uce good market had in the village, which Is on the
line OF the Cheranxo Canal and distant from New Yok
OAK u hours Fof further particulars, apply 10
ETHAN RAY CLARKE. IN said Oxford
ulfi In Or to SAM W. CLARKE. Warwick. r. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
THE BEST, most Economical and
III Durah1e LITER ever made

THE BEST, most Economical, and
y Durable FILTER ever made. rpp
FESSENDEN'S IMPROVED SEC TlOhAL Ill ~.
This improvement has recently be, made ana ha '.
been adopted by Of the most scien'lnc men iu
nounced the only perfect Filter offered III 'hs III
II can be easily and thoroughly ceaBse IN every Pat
ALWAYS kept IN perfect order without the least esthss
trouble For sale wholesale and retail al the Prln ue
not No 3I2 Broadway. Newly ork and 5y lne RI imoers
geners y throughou the City. HAsk ELL, S,atloh-
en- sole agent for the States of New YORK Penns
Michigan and illinois, No. 3l2 Broadway n l. nj S'eS"H
r r. WATTLES e. co, No. AZ Canal
4. ST. Providence, r. l., MANUFACIuhE rs 81
STEAM and GAS PIPE FITTINGS, NALN rs, Cot No,
Spinning Rings Ring Travellers &C. &c. &C. heylns oeca
sppointed AGENTS for the sale of steam ana tIas
manufactured by the SWAMSCOr COMPANY, N H.
are now prepared furnish the above articles To any
tent at very low prices Orders VIII meet with prompt AZ
tention and purchasers viii find the goods 10 De o. e1ts
quality. lsH l. ~ ~ Lee
TO PRINTERS and NEWSPAPER
n PROPRIETORS For sale in complete order, the
following second h and Presses, at low prices a.,
double cynder Printing Mach ne-sze Of bed 70 ~ - IN
2 single small cylinder - % py 90 IA
| single large cylinder Joo, J., IN
3 medium Smith Hand Presses, and super royal Iron
Standing Press. >,,.
foolscap Washington Press and Self linking MachIne
'F X. HOE CO,
nj 2vMWSF&iW Nos % and 81 God-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

LNOK SALE-TWO Farms IN ESSEX co.
II Kew-Jersey; one Of ss with two houses and
ether buildings good order and fence well stocked with
fruit Alec one Of ~ acres. without budlngs IN sight
VI New-Yort, SCOTS Plains 20 miles distant The
WOOD will paw hall It's cost For further psrticu
laia rnaulre nj No 2si nrOAhNaY. Ole lme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Schools.
RARRINGTON ACADEMY
!, SUUSTER'S DRAWING and

-. PAINTING ACADEMY No 4a5 Broadwsy-
Instruction viii he given "a DRAWING and PAINTING
M an kinds Separate class for ladies' saturday class
6,r female teachers Centlenens class kR IN ~
O'CLOCK NJ EVENING CLASS FOX GENTLY
MIN Drawing from Plaster Casts from to O'clock r
Nj For particulars see CIRCULARS al wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Real 0staIe for 5ale.
ENTITY LOTS FOR SALE, at Manhat-

,s,yle well located the village. on lOih av, ana
-,s.hls lar immediate improvement, would De soin 10"
,oscther or in small plots Apply 10 S SCHi EYE
\ No Jebn Il NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
At PRIVATE SALE.-The 3-story

IN Frame House and Lo, the west side Of 10th av,
between 43d and 4ilhst commencing Is feet from The
west conner Of i3d st. and 0th House p by o.
with Kitchen the rear, ~ by 10 Lot % by 100 For
terp,s and particulars apply to the AuctIOneers,
ng Iw COLE Chiffon. No. WALL st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

k>OH SALE.-A splendid FARM, OF 80
u acres. all frat Land. the Hudson River, in
Columbia County and directly opposite Catskili Tho
view unsurpassed. Good orchsIe, Hosse; Barn, and
oeth casee short quarter Of mile from the Railroad
depot at Oak Hn well I'd either for fsrmsJ Tor
county seat Could be divided III two three sites
Apply 10 T. H. LUDLOW,
NJ eaw<WMkW lB7sl No. IL Wel-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

CORTLAND INSTITUTE-A Sc
Y lect Boarding School for Beys, at peekskit n
C,rcnsrs NAV be obtained the Book Store OF Mason
Law No % Psrk-Ro~ opposite the Astor h,lse oi .!
y puIpprN s12 nMWFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Danrina SCHOOLS.
SEARlNG'S PRIVATE DANCING

lV1 inform the ladies and gentlemen Of NewYprk hat
she has recommended her instructions "a DANCING,
the splendid II the Stuyyesanf Institute. No 69
Broadway. where she resides For DarcIlts 1pyy from
II 4 VI 10 , r NJ. at rOOms p and TO- az iNf
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-08
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In Thibodeaux Ia.) on the 18th ult., a
terrible tragedy was enacted. Officers Of the
law attempted to arrest w. B. Austin, des-
perate character. He presented pistols and
drove them off. He then took refuge at Mr..
MarshaPs who was from home, but whose
lady and several children were in. The Sher-
if, his aids and posse surrounded the
house. Dr.. Tucker entered the gate With
deputy Sheriff Knoblock, J.. O. Bullarda and
G. Y. Martin, book-keepers, and were fred
upon by Austin from the window. Knob
lock fell mortally wounded. A general ally
was made; reports Of fire arms were heard,
in the melee Martin and Ballard were Eeri-
ously wounded with bowie knife i'll the
hand of Austin. Austin was seriously
wounded in different parts of his body, by
cuts, bruises and gun shots, his arms broken
| intwo places, and his eyes seriously bruised
Austin had in the room in which hehat
concealed himself--two double barrel guns
pistols, a rifle, single barrel pistol andtwc
bowie knives. After his arrest it wasmedi
tated by the citizens, almost unanimously
to execute him on the first tree. wy