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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
1T PRIVATE SALE. A valuable

" II n
Farm situated on the Ridge Road. within ten minutes
walk of the Railroad Depot IN the Village OF Pot Chester,
Wecheser County cosanng AZ acres OF land u acres OF
which woodland Of the hsi quality The above property
cnng the lands the late Samuel lyoR aud most
desirable location, having fine view OF Long Island aud
the Sound On the farm there hue apple orchard and
other fruits abundance One half of the purchase
ney can remain bond and mortgage for tenn of wears
Eor price and further particulars apply to ANTHONY J.
nj EECkER. AuctioneeT, No. Broad u. OiS tw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

NOR SALE--Several brown stone
a.rn nn,cyements Prices from SO 500 to 81 600 Also
several houses let sorhonse on I'D st iod SAFE.
Pnce $1,000 Apply TO l.. KlNsHlMEk' M" Siy t.h
Az after Pm. oi iM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
NOR SALE-The Property now owned

and occupied BY p H. Il C. Tauman, at Piermont.
The buIdings sad place two story BRICK dwelling
house "a by 28 feet with wing OF TWO stores ~ oy ~ ieet
and kitchen ad oinng with outbudngs fences and other
improvements In excellent and substantial order; con
nected with the above niOned buildings OF frame,
filed in with BRICK 20 by 40 feet which and has for
many years been occupied as country store and one OF
the Oldest eligible business stands IN the town
The whsle premises are furnished with every convenience
Cor comfortable and pleasant residence also admirably
aaed of location and otherwise for extensive
business Said property In the uppe part OF the VII
age The LOT $50 feet front the high road ao and across
the passes the New York and Erie Railroad
For further particulars apply to the on the pem
ses or to Dir JOHN J LAGRAVE, No 2l9 Greenwich
st., New-York. -PiermOn; N Sept. 3, 1881
PETER II TAULMAN,
so ms CHAS TAULMAN.
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E,RENCH Observation-Disclosures

u fessor of Music and Languages. informs the public
that he desrous OF obtaining pupils Tor the Piano and
Flute the French. German. and laun langasges Writ
ten notifications received the oce Of The TogsS
sIessrs EVANS BRlTIANS, Booksehes No sH
broadway. 40 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
NOLET in SOUTH BROOKLYN

TO LET-To small Genteei atd mn !,
only several Desirable APARTMENTS az NO @os "a s
ne,, Avenue Apply to d. FIELD morning s"S " Iss
roc al No l72 E. 24thst. and from II - ~ ~ In.
M az :, ar AZ the premises at lOf A. III 10 II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
SCARLET WRAPPERS and DRAW

~ Frs 10 cases Sclrlc, Wrappers, extra heavy
du. do. DiaweIs do.
Also complete assortment II the we'll known C0hees
SiIrrs sud Draw eIs JUS received AID for sale by
as ST. JOSEPH TORREY. No. IS Pine 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

II w-Jersey; one Of SO acres with two houses anu
other buildings, good order and fence well stocked Win
fru,t Also one of 70 without buildings, IN sghl
OF New York near Scott PLAINS. 20 miles distant Inc
wood il will pay one half ITS cost For further Psucu'
la, inquire at No z94 Broadway oo I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

Union INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
- Warehouse 10 NASSAU-ST., New York. offer for
sale every description OF GOODYEAR'S Patent Metallic
India Rubber Goods comprising
Goats all styles, Army and Navy Breast Pumps,
Cloaks and Capes, Goods, Syringes,
PonchOs, Fire Buckets and Gents Meta'uc
Leegins Pals, Rubber Shoes
Horse COveu, Piano Fore Covers, Ladies' do
Horse Boots CIumb Cloths, Chdrens' do.
These goods all W0rraned not 10 decOmposs softer
BY Heat, or become rg,d by cold.
JAMES BISHOP, President.
WARREN ACKERMAN Vice President
o20 its N WILLIAMSON. Treasurer and Sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
Camps ano Burning flni6s.

AMPS, GIRANDULES and UHAN-
lDELIERS-Ths subscriber wishes u direct public
his large and extensive assortment OF Lam
Garo,es and Candelebras, OF the latest and most as
ionsbe patterns comprising all the articles connected Nth
the trade Also rev article Of Campheue and BlIHs
FLUID warranted not TO explode pure Snern Solar Lard
and Whse OIL E,eD article warrane1 and ne.lVsre- "a
ans par ID the cIy free OF REILLY. No IL
Canal 81. corner II Iaighi Nc 10, Grecnw s.. corrr
OF Cortland NJ. sls Canal St, near Hlds0I- o. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
CAUGATUCK FEMALE SEMINARY

ADGA UCk EMALE SEMI NAKI
~ Wesfport, COnn.-Mss NJ COLEY, PRINCIPAL The
Winter Term " Nov Tins School being designed
exclusively for BOaTdes, and Of those limited aumber,
the Teachers enabled 10 devote large portion tune
to each pupil thus greatly facilitating moral, mental aud
physical ement Terms reasonable. Circulars
taning particulars procured b. addressing the PRINCIPAL
or at the bookstore Of MARK II. NEWMAN * CO, No.
49, Broadway
REFEREscES-Rey. W. II. Fnsbie, Westport joseph
Jauncey. NJ. ID. Westpor Morris Ketchum, Esq West
port Marx n. Newman & Co. No. 1913 Broadway. New
York Waterman n. DkemeD, Controllers Office, New
York Hon Henry " Green. Trenton, Now Jersey.
sz3 GwTuThkSts
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

II at Gen. Tsylors Head Quarters No Is Fulton-st
corner Of Gold-P. l.. ROGERS, Commssary General OF
the above well known establishment desires 10 acquain
ms patrons and the public that he prepared 10 oef
them al assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
(nade OF snlercr materials and BY experienced men)
AZ Wholesale and retail, cheaper and more vared In
stSe than can De found al any other house this CITY
The entire establishment under the supervision OF M
j. SOlDER, who VIII specially attend 10 the custom &C.
paiiinent thereby guaranteeing perfect II all who pa
tronize hun Remember, 70 Fulton ST corner Gold-Csn
lANtT neau quarters ole iUs
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LNARM FOR SALE-ln Oxford, Che

mango Co, New York. containing about $50 Of
land well divided ullahle pasture and meadow land,
we'll fenced. THIS fam lies in the Chenaugo Valley, hav
ing 50 acres Of fiat meadow land the west baak of the
uye, The house stan.s wuhin five minutes walk OF Il
houhrg Academy under the uecon Of IT'S able Prin
cipaI MIR Abhott) Catholic EplscOpalan, PRESBYTERIAN.
Rapi.st. and Unversaist Churches Will pasture and
winter 40 head OF cattle good sabbg for the same VIII
also raise from 1000 bushels 800 Bushels conn.,
and cuts of good hay of which, and for other
Luce coed market is had Ia the village. which the
line ii the Chenango Canal, and distant from NewYok
oul, ls hours F@ further particulars, apply to
ETHAN RAY CLARKE, III said Oxford.
ot1 m Or TO SAM w CLARKE. Warwick X l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
STEAM-BOILERS FOR SALE.-One

new Boiler feet diameter, SO feet long, with l6nch
fues one ~ inches diameter feet long, also 2second-
hand Boilers feet diameter 20 feet long with LINEN
Hne Inonire Of SECOR 4 UNDERHILL
90 9Iys foo, Of 10Th St, Eas. River.
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STRANGERS AND CITIZENS ARE

- ,r,,r,d Z, vi,it C ". TUTTLE' EMfokio :. " "
- c,,ds No 345 Broadway. where may % see -
enc,s vaei, every Of I1ssa ST., ',re,soniSo
49, ~ ho es,ie ard retail New and beaitfui 20 d'
rsT, ,r,y,i trcr Igrope Visitors are always WELCOME
ali, t.
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MILLING and SECURING SOAPS
JTY or THE GREAT SALT

I Ut HID VItI-t 'IthI1
u JAKF-The Advertiser would be glad to cOmInnnl-
a.. with any Mormons who may be al present IN TINS or
shbcrng cues OF with any persons VINO nave zen re-
ens N the Cit Of The Great Salt Lake during the past
SN,r or two Any such Will confer great favor ~ adj
dressing Box iz43 Post Office. New YORK City o226t'
G-GOODWI\'S Patent
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R. WATTLES e. CO., No. 43 Canal
YNO PLUM BERS HAYDEN &

u SANDERS. manufacturers, offer for sale at their
Warehouse, No 2l9 Pearl-s full assortment of Croton
Work made expres sly for plumbers and calculated 10
stand Croton pressure Also, large variety OF Steam
Cocks Oh Cans &c for Locomotives and Stationary En-
gines [o2 2m'l r. W. GERE. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
ETHAN RAY CT ARKE. III said Oxford.
Or to SAM W. CLARKE. Warwick X. |.
EARM FOR SALE.-l6O acres, about

So acres in wood the balance under cultivation Two
Annie Orchards; 5000 Peach trees bearing; Plum,
Cherry fruit great abundance two Houses two
Welsof excellent Water; Barn, &c The Farm III good
fence a, suitable for Gram, Grass and Gardening all
lis varieties stua,ed IN North Brunswick, Mlddlesex
County n J., miles from Washington, L. from Spots
wood Depot Camden and Amhoy Railroad. and 8 ~ New
Brunswick Depot convenient from and to New mar
ket Iroure Of { II REGARD, No. IS Greenwich st;
SCHYNCk MCGEE co FeT2o. foot ot Barclay st, or
8 e. BOOTH No go Broadway, N Y. 90 on the prem
SIS % lmrurhSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
EXECUTORS' SALE Of REAL ES-

IA rATE-For sale al auction ON WEDNESDAY, the
99h iay Of October the premises at Y the follow
ing prDtrry belonging to the Estate OF JAMES PHIL
FPS, late 81 New Hamburgh. Po1ghkecpsle Dut;hess
COUNTY The fst piece contains 81 acres 81 land eSau-
fuly situated on the North shore Of Nappnsers Greek
below the Falls and about three quarters II mlle from
the New Hamburger ne 81 The land IS OF a = Ta,e Sla
,ty for n-mns purposes and has the building size. IN
view Of the Hudson River The creek shore Is covered
With fne growth of wool II is situated M an eSseient
uelshbnrhol and every desirable as conn, seat
The second psce Of land lies quarter OF nile fur
Their noIth and contains 53 acres Tins has also nue.
buildn site Of the HUDSON River,
Tensile per cent the DAY OF sale the on the
lst of MAY 1852 Possession gwen on the Isl OF Ap heS
The above described premises lie ado mug the lands ot
the Messrs Rowland, Gardner and Sheafe For further
nartlcrlars inquire Of JOHN W PHILIPS on the prem1-
g. THOMAS DEARlN [ ENecu,orsot
ISAAC VAN NLACK, James l. Philips
po,.LIe.ns,r Oct H. 1851 ol6 9w'
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NOR SALE-A FARM and COUN-

TRY SEAT beautifully situated near the vi age II
Soperys New Jersey. The house IN nearly built
m mcdera style walls hard finish. marble mautles large
n,syyas front and rear and replee with every conve,
1870 ,or a sentlsmans family. Fruit of all kinds ahd
sbrubhery barn granary. carrase house icehousc &c
Ths f,m consists l25 acres ~ Of whch are WOOD Inc
chaser The premises he within quarter OF mn al The
Jcpot Part Of the money can rensn on BOND ana mort
saktva Ss HOMER MORGAN, No Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at

- New Canaan, Conn, DAVID ROCKWELL,
Praca and Proprietor assisted by his Son THIS II one
of The oldest Boarding Schools the State. II situate
10 New Canasn, FAIRFIELD Co Conn two hours from New.
YORK by the New-York and New Haven Railroad 70 De-
ren from Darien to New Canaan one hour by stage.
The buildings ample IN their accommodations aM
combine all those arrangements desirable for the cOm0H
convenience and health of the pupils
The Winter term commences on the LIST Of November
Address ID. S. ROCKWELL, No No 293 Pearl st., New.
York where also circulars may be obtained. % In
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ROND-ST. ACADEMY. No. 80 Bond

ROND-ST. ACADEMY. No 80 Bona
~ st. New-York.-Mr. WILLIAM PARKER, MI
iayofaby known English and assca Teacher, =.
succeed Prof {. Hartmeyer as Pnnclpal o. ths scho
tue goth Oct. Circulars containing full information W."
soon he Dsued -,
The bearer, Mr.. " Parker. has been rccommehdrres
a gentlemen Of great wCrih man, anu q -.
sreci ability teacher lie has prepared several ,Hs
for tins College and from thew character rs
subscriber persuaded that lie Is faithful ana
instructor. ALONLo ~ J. Sc
Union Cobb &C. Juy q, 1871. O6 2wIdihso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

DAYS RUBBER SHOES The UNI
- designed daily receiving from bis factory fresh
supplies of his PATENT JAPAN RUBBER SHOES
The trade supplied by the at
IS cents for mems of all kinds, and
50. cents for wOmen's Of all kinds.
Exporters will discover Days styles TO embrace the most
approved patterns and most brilliant gloss No connec-
ton with the combination II. II. DAY,
Oldest Manufacturer Of India Rubber in the ntsd States
owner Of II India Rubber Patents, Warehouse Nc. u
COurtlandt-st oi6 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.-This

I
l. Institution, afordng a thorough course OF training
for College business together with instruction IN Mod
Languages and Music. Will Goth session
on WEDNESDAY, Nov 5
The building Is large and co1nmodious. and desiguedts
promote the comfort of the pupils and encourage habits OIL
neatness ai.l system.
The Principal possessing the advantages OF early deyo-
ton t. his profession and large experience pledges bis
unrng efforts make his Institution all that an en-.
sghteDed CHI parent could desire for his son ana
from past feels himself warranted ASSUMING the
school sustaining public that the reasonable expectations
Of his patrons shall be fully realized.
Terms SIS per session Of 22 weeks for board and toisn
with of books for English studies. .
For Circulars, containing further particulars With tessi-
InOnaIs references and eel Of buildings APP
ply TO CLARK AUSTIN, No. 20j Broadway, New
York. or to the Principal. q. WOODBRIDGE.
ola TuThSStf Perth Annoy VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
I,OR SALE-Atwo-story DWELLING

II uouSE situate in a pleasant and desirable neigh
lnbo,d The House has all the modern Improvements,
md IS In good order, lease ground having =" s,as ~
nm Address NJ A ,TuDune once '3' )"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
Jn0ia Rnbbcr GOODS.
Two THE PUBLIC.-lNDIA RUBBER

TWO 4 II T. L DLit.-lNDl NJ ID u EN-
II SHOES Sour aitaation las been called 10 aiver
tisesnen BY Horace IL Dag, published the Ne~-Yorh
Herald Of July H. 1871 and the Courier and Enquirer If
ssme date m which. after much unmsrIted abuse
sraEney VIM. Judson ESQ he tina. dI-s not
rhs-g nm pif. prrsfs77 GOody.aTs PafsEfs under
own names and that he does not infringe GoOSyears Pa
tents IN the manufacture of shoes.
We have purchased license for the Manufacture Of
India Ruber Shoes under 0oy ears Patents AMI paid
money and daily paying aEIf for the same and
other Ight have the If disposed 20 do
rather than pirate upon GoodyeGs Patents We think
more Just purchase right to valid patent than 20
infringe It. Mr. Day after having been prosecuted. &C:
SnOwledged Goodyesr's nights made a settlement and
agreed future not To nflnge his patents He IS now At
tempting not only 70 infringe sad patents but TO iure u
also who have for large consideration purchased our IL
censes ans work under them and ehs-1e Mr. Day
drecfv and that sgnasres. with plrating
upon Goodyear Patents the manufacture Of the shoes
which ne oering TO the pIbhc and notice that
he and all who concerned with hun purchasing or
vending his shoes made violation Of said patent night
viii be prosecuted. Nsw-Yors July 70. 1851.
L. CANDEE, Harvard Rubber Co, By
VIM. A BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co.
n HUTCHINSON, President
FORD CO 81 TuThSSf
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOAkp.
H ING school,. for BOYS, at edinburgh, NJ IL
{. BEECHFR, b: Principal = Number o. "ygp-
Ittd to ~, vacancies Winter term con n'ners '"
hESDAY, November ). Terms So per session Of q pa-
in advance No pisce GfeG tai the EonsJ = vsi AID
pills ACCOMPANIED 70 and from New-YOrA a. the cee
Commencement q each terra The Hrinci a. ga "a,
a. the Irving House the Friday, Satufisy a- ..1,s
previous 5tb November fOr circulars AL ~
address ,ar Principal - above. ~
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houscs 60 Get.

TO LET-To small family with sat-
isactOry references, the second story consisting OF
three good rooms 'hIrd s.Ory aat one gOod
basement ROOM with sub cellar Of three itoy BRICK
front cling situated Henryst Brooklyn: near Dr
Co1's Church. Terms moderate. Address fREDE aioh'
Tribune Office. o<< ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

M M. 5. VANDERBILT would cal
TIE Alteration Of his customers and the public gene
rally 70 hs well selected stock Of Co,hS Cas~m.rS
nigs ana tali ard " nier Goods a. his CASH
IAiLOhlNG ESTABLISHMENT nc Broad~ny
where ne Is prelared 20 make up GENTLEMrN-S' and
BOY > { IOIhlNG N the most fashionable sivie
ne also Atsps well elected assortment Of GENTLE
MIN ; snd BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING
Also, general assortment OF everything found N
s23 lmh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

& AVERIANA, No.
l/iO3 Pearl st offer for sale, viz
100 hhds superior Clarei Vine
50 hhds. superior Ciaret Vine.
900 boxes superior Clsret Wine.
St Estephe st Julien, and other brands
100 cases Haul Sauterne. superior qnallV
100 Champagne baskets, superior quality
100 cases Brandy Fruits, superior qnali'y,
100 cases assorted Liquors, superior qu'hf
leo cases Olives. superior quatity
100 cases Capres. superior quality -,
100 Baskets Olive OIL superior quality. ,-. d
B. Il sherry Wine, sole agents IN quarter o"sNs "i'
eighths also. $500 = ~. ,,,ar
each. l., - ..,,
JJ Dnpuy Brandy pale and dark. IN half pipes anu
quarter casks
100 boyes CASTLE Soap
lCO coo AmbaloIIa Cigars ..I
zoo sunerior Panama Hats IN and ont OF BOND 80 .
"a cases Absinthe superior quality now landing olB 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

ERINGES.-ladies residing IN the upper
psrt of the CITY Will accept the sincere THANKS oi Tue
sscber for their very liberal patronage SINCE the opening
of the Ladies SILK Trimming Stere =,
II gives him much pleasure 10 announce that IN COM
plisnce with an repeated request ne VIII continue
consequer &c Of their support and Keep
ON hand and manufacture 70 order tash0nabe ruhses
Gimps, and Trimmings, N great variety
Very respectfully,
G.. McRAE,
NJ III 9th av ID door above 18th St. west SIDE
oil lmIuIhNSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
y CRAWBVCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
w HOUSE AID sh,p-Fururshng Warerooms No
sj3 Grand st Neyg-Nork where VII he found complete
assortment Of the following articles Feathers hair moss
,nd ku,k also beds mattresses ralasses ald cushions
sso bedsteads Of ever description, VIZ patent screw,
non M lock ont, cottage and tiRde cots,
&c also - endd variety Of hanging, borders
Sr would call particular attic nton 70 his new style Of
Lair aud spripg mattresses y. BOG beds and mat
t-eSee, reuJvafel'and made over equal % new, by
" CRAWBUCK. No 35s GraDd-st second
oSlms door Ol Esser-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

III sOIR respectfully inform. his customer. and the
nuhlc generally that he has removed his Cabinet Ware
rnons 10 No 5j Brorway door . the Chinese Mu
scum He has now hand large and beautiful assort-
.nt of urnitgre the richest description TO which he
invites attention He also prepared - fr-nsh 20 order
the yaons STYLES II choice Furniture usesuch
Gothic Antique Elzabehian French and ether designs,
and which lie Will warrant q the very best materials,
~-o-tr,ar hin and finish % Ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
Il tured under GOODYEAR'S Pstsst.-Ths Newari
lane New-York; factory Newark, New Jersey-rhs
Company manufacturers and wholesale dealers in al
the different articles manufactured under Gooyears
Patent and guarantee al their goods being equal
quality TO representation. Merchants requested 70
call All goods warranted TO stand am climate. Tia
noet liberal terms to country deaers
HIRAM HUTCHINSON President.
WARREN ACKInNAN e>~rstsr au25 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
DRUSH MANDATORY, No. 337

Pearl-st A,lnsqUsIe The subs flber respect
FULLY TflTms Is customers and the public generally that
be las on hand large assortment II BRUSHES Of every
DESCRIPTION VI ch he selling al the lowest pnres whOe-
,ale ana retail NB-MscbITe Brushes r.1ls & order
s.g3aTuIkSS' JOHN X HOPPEL .. P-4Yi-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

LEY respectfully announces to her pupils and the ~
dies in general that she is now prepared give nsruca
the Piano Forte at her residence, No 30 PTnce-st
TemSl0 per quarter, half in advance at the resi-:
dences Of her pupils equally reasonable Schools attended
e. the city country. Mrs = long experience
Teacher enables her to mpart thorough musical educs
ton with facility oil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS at

d. following prices VIZ Ladies CATERS al ana ~
sblnys. Gents Rnbbers NJ 5, . and Is. Mems strong
Shc es e. PRIME Bsys strong Shoes Is donoe-so sc'
sne Patent Gather Shoes aud Caters At less prre thh
"iSewhere at II MANN & SONS. No 800 Grand-st
oI6 3mTuThxSs
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Schools.

EDFOkD ACADEMY, 4. WILLIAM
son. Prncipsl THIS Ins ituu,n soca'e at Bed I'd.
Ntsictes'Cr CeILiv. 40 mics frun Nc~lOIA aadS
the Har EN- Railroad sIih which there Is dsJ commga-
cation by stsgc Studei thoroughly prepared Tor pa
sIness OF for any class College A limited number Of
ho's VIII hnd quiet home and careful supervisor "A the
family Of the Prncpa Term SO per Session OF p weeks
The B,k' vii commence on the sd OF N0sem'sr -
For trtber part culars address the Puncpal We will c.
n the uts on the th MT uin an! parents who -ay sA
an infcfview. References given. Sts So
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SCHOOL for BOYS, at
ALGER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IA SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Cornwall. Conn. y. ",
ANDREWS. A. Nj, Principal The Winter Term WI!
commence the first TUESDAY of November nesi, anu
continue five months The course Oi instruction 10 de-
signed either pare boys for admission 10 any Cassm
College, for the pursuits II commercial lite Ing
French German and Spanish Langu together Win
Muse and Drawing. are taught by accomplished masters
The French made spoken aguage. Etpese per tern,
$CO for board washing lights fuel aud instruction "a all
the branches taught except Music and Drawing which are
extra charges.
Circulars may be obtained by addressing the Pnncpa.
Cornwall Conn. oil 2w
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ReaI estate for Sale.
IcURRJDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

IIJGU-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.
III EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD These Los
are on the Weschetsr SIDE of the Harlem RIVER
betv cen NcConb's Dam Bndge and the High Bridge
,erSor the suburbs Of this city Will
nercsivs on viewing the High Bridge Lots that they pos
sess great ADVANTAGES for residences over all other
property az well situated The till for the 9th av Railroad
kavnx been stned by the MAYOR the road Will be COM
meDced with and spec duy fnshed please Inquire
and eaYn the fact The fare r the entire length OF the
soad but five cents The scenery presented NON
almost every part Of this property exceedingly interest,"
ing embracing most beautiful views Of land ana wser
This property wde front upon the hsem hrel
tbrefy sfr,ng every facy for boating and fishing For
maps and other ufOf ma tIOn, apply TO N...u
o19 i'm ID b. WINTON. No. III Cecarse 'c"i' NASSAU
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TJVO LET-A suit of Rooms, furnished
or unfinished Inquire at No 32j Broad way, up