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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

LATER FROM BERMUDA.-The British Nal
steamship Merlin arrived yesterday morning, from
st. Thomas 22d, and Bermuda 9th ult She brings
Us files of the Bermudian and Royal Gazette to
the 25th ult. The drought at the Islands had been
relieved by copious showers Of rain. The Lsgls'
lature Assembly was to meet the 18th inst. The
schooner Henry Lea, of Brandywlne, Del, was
brought into Ely's Harbor on the % of March, by
Capt Staples. 1t appears that the Empire City,
on her last passage to Chagres, fell in with the
schooner in lat $40 As, abandoned, with her main
mast gone, foretop mast broken of, and other
wise damaged Her matches were OF and water
was getting into her old. She had evidently been
stripped, previous to being abandoned. From
the circumstance of bill Of lading having been
found on board, signed /" Livingston Smith" and
dated Philadelphia, January 80, 1851, for cargo
of Goals for New York. together with bill Of
parcels, dated New York, February 81, 1851, it is
.prs-...sd shas ill., 'ssnei "~s returning W nnN
delphia from New-York. Captain Wilson, ofthe
Empire City, ordered her TO be burned, but at
CaptAin Staples request, he was put on board,
with man and boy, and succeeded in making his
way to Bermuda.
The news from Trinidad and Demerara ia an
important. The 5th Of March was observed as
dav of fasting and hurostion at the former place.
on account of the approach ofthe Cholera wee
Admiral Earl Dundo laid arrived at Bermuda on
the Gath ult. Il was rumored that grant OF the
Pitch Lake of Trinidad had bGen made to him by
the Government of tn at Island. The advlces
from Denerara are to the 10Th ult. The nuIner-
ons spits for libel instituted against the publisher
of The Colonfst by the Attorney.General OF the
Colony. have resulted in bis complete acqaittal.
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TRAVELLING.

nor LIVERPOOL.-United States
n NAL Steamship ARCTIC, Capt james c. Lice This
steamship will depart with tbs malls for Europe positively
day, pr from her berth the foot OF Csnslst No
berth till paid for All letters aud
pass ibrouph the Pos OHee For Alsh or paAsAe nav
upeQusled accommodations Tor elegance AID comfort
Apply 10 EDWARD K COLLINS. IS Walist-
The steamer BALTIC viii suceeed The Afcde ard sail
ApTil IS. AZ IL
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DACJFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

PANY-FoR CALIFORNIA AND oRE9or.-rhs
s1bHc n srmcc tsai aEdef tue srrtngeser OF us Oo
pary slssnsrs Inspected Anc approved ~ utc N1fy oe
Psnsni sse eyns Ne Usse sssss 80 e.. sa.
dsys Of earh Onth 0fsss dcsired oy ursyodsos sccf
1en the conaival OF the Mails a. rarsna me steam
Of he 6si Of the month viii touch ~ Aeap1co, ssh
BAs hszax1 San Diego and Monterey rhe sieeinerso
the 6eeOh Of he month VIII touch al Acapulco o1 q &c
IRE iooSns Uuiied staes Mail Steam Paeksss are nov
The Pscifc Of which vii be always IA por each
end 0f he route:
OREGON .oss una TENNEssEE. $50 tans
PANAMA .......l,us7 - lNORTHERNER.I,Ae -
CALIFORNIA. ..Io5o - coLUMBIA...... 500 -
UNICORN $50. 500 - icARoLlNA..:... 500 -
SARAH SAND3................lcV 1fs
The new steamship COLUMBIA VIII ply regularly b
saeeu Ser Frsrcso and p0ris IL Ofegcn awaiting a. u
iormer POI tee arrival Of mails ard Psssengers ron Pans
ma and returning without delay with uals ADD passenger
for The following steamer from San Francisco.
ArsgulG Hre Of fropeeTs viii be kept up for De tsns
poTtsacr Of freight Sud rSren passengers between fSn-
ana and Sal Frsncsco.
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving Nev-York Ga u
18Th and CHEROKEE, leaving NeW.York on NE 2Sth 81
each mouth for Chagrea third bost VII also b kept IN
Hew-YoTk - spare steamer.
Ths new steamships CARIBBEAN AID rHihASEk
eHiA VIII forn . direct inc between New-Oroans and
CbAgrsA leaving such periods VII nsuru ~ hsts
deenr don a. possible the Gthmzs and forming with tho
PsciSs staAmships, THROU0H LINE 70 AID non Now.
Sage T-om Orleans can be scared from ARsss-zoss
LAwRAsoN Co. Agents
RIrTs OF FARE FROM SEw-roRK TO cHAeEss
Saloon State Room 500 Lower Cabin BERT. ....eH
s,eerage found with m&tirass and Boarc
FROM PANAMA FRANCISCO,
Saloon State ROOFS $50 Lower Cabin eer1h. t3oe
Rteerags found with msirass and Board lN
FROM FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA.
90 lSeerSge.
For through tickets for any month apply a. tho ocee Of
the Company, 81 and IS south-st laeodDTurhSsst&wt
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fEIHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

TENBE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Z ICAU ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BErWEGn
EEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL direct aud bEF|N EkiH
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
TIE Boston chips only calling NJ hhHAx " ANU S"~ ~
ceive mails and passengers -. =. -.
ASIA, Judkns. EDItOFhg 4; y. bos'
AFRICA, A. Ryde. NiAuAhAi >. s'2 pIs
AMERICA, N. shannon: CANADA W. nali'o-
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT u sneu n1s~
head; GREEN on slsrboard side RED on port see -,
No second cabin passengers win be taEen shef me s "
4 az until further notice.
No berths secured until paid FOR: 1900, r.,
freight viii be charged on specie beyond an amoan' '0
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon OF beard =,
an letters and newspapers must pass tnrougn tno hos'
Once FOR freight and passage apply 20 -
~ T. CUNARD, Jr., SO Broadway
French German and other foreign goods, receiTeo Ane
5rouRht 10 common with British goods ~.
TbFouRh Bills OF ladlng given IN haVre ior ns" -
aesr re Isl on Aprf next the Of freight ~ tne
shove steamers from Liverpool VIII Be very ma.sf1D
reduced - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
q PROPOSED D GATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply % EDWAkD n COL
10 Ii~ - 10 a aS1 ls
Yerd London 8 Boulevard Montmartre, Paris:
Amer Ire Is OF Abin next tho rate Of freigh by the
above steamers rom Liverpool win be materially reduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
STATES MAIL STEAM

OsHlP COMPANY-FoR CHAGREs DIRECT, via
HAVAEA-Through Tirke;s 10 SAN FRANCISCO ct
Reduced Rates-gare 10 NEW-ORLGANS Reduced.
On FRIDAY, April H. az P. NJ, the splendid double
engine steamship GEORGIA 600 tons burden, D. Por
Ter, u. s n, commander viii sail precisely a. o'clock
M tom her pier at the foot Of Warren 81 Mr., with
the Government Malls direct FOR Havana and Chsgres
Orleans passengers transferred Al Havana 10 The
splendid d0ubeengfue steamship FALCON.
Freight taken 10 Chsgres 1t 70 cent? per foot
Specie only taken or freight 70 Havana.
No bills Of ladlrg Will be signed amer the steamer hes
sailed.
For passage or freight applyt9 NJ o ROsERrs,
mR tai = IN Wettst, corner WarTen-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
h Mail Steamship ARCTIC, Capt Jas C. Lues-This
steamship viii depart with the Ha for Europe positively
on THIS DAY, April 2 al II O'clock H., tfom her
berth the foot OF Csnat An s;ters must psHs through
The Post Office. FOR freight passage having uneqU1ed
accommodations for elegance and cornt1rt, apply TO
EDWARD K. COLLINS, s. Wkl-St
Positively freight win Be received board amer this
evening March 81. The BALTIC Will succeed the
Arctic and sail ApYil l6 m5I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

EREIGHT TO SAN FRANCISCO
4 IS CENTS per b.-BERFORD L Co.'S Express
81 lake freight in packages wser proof a. not TO exceed
l. Ibs each by the steamship North America" on the
h OF April al the Unprecedented low rate Of - cts per
10 Mr. BeTOFd will eceye goods st Chd9To aud SD
pernsnd the landing OF them aud accompany them 10 Pan
ans and deliver them on board the Mail steamer for San
FTanci,co 10 leave PsnamA 18th April Letters Is cIs
BERFORD CO. 2Vesey a., Asor House
u3l MWSs spl IL
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between

DEGULAK MAIL LINZ DetWoen
y BOSTON and NEW YORK via BLOOMINGTON -
PROVfOENCE-Th The steamers G. VANOEkbiLf sn1
COMMODORE leave Pier No 2, kofLh River daily ~ ,
O'Clock r N. The G. Vanderbilt Cspiaia Joel stone -
Mondays, Wednesdays a8c Fridays he Commodore ZAP
All VIM II. Frazee. on Tuesdays Thurssays snd -
urdsys Oh the srnVs Of these steamers btonngtoos
passengers proceed oy Railroad 10 Providence snd Bosn
This n he most direct route from Newton " Boston
For passage kc apply On boald o. 81 The once ~ sssey
place
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CROSBY & BELKNAP,

~ LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS,
San Joss. CALIFORNIA.
2 o. CROSBY. D. p. BELKNAP.
he above are located the OF Government within
SIX hours travel OF San Francisco and have srrsngemeos
Cox Glsocng business tn al part, Of the sAis They ~
G. Spaldne Buffalo: AID J. Il. Cook Of Thlfeenh Wsrd,
New.York Ira Smith L Co lO4 fearsL A. Benedict
Fac 80 Wall-st z c. Benedict ESQ 70 WAllst cree
10y McElrath r. n. PIlce, ESQ 20 Wallst y: Sci
knGp Son. GOld-sL; 7. Kensesi Co. y Old alp.
lKSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
OCOMPANY-For BREhEN via SOUTHAMPTON
The United States Mail Steamship WASHINGTON, CSC.
W. FLOYD. Commander viii sail for Bremen via South.
snpton on SATURDAY. April 18Th, from pier No Horh
River at u o'clock An experienced Surgeon IL attached
to the ship Aklerers muA pass through the PostOhce
Specie delivered In Havre. For freight pssssge apply
to MoELER, SAND RIERA, Agents, 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
NOR NEW-ORLEANS, Direct-In ad-
NIFW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS

NEW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS
| NsTEAMsHIP LINE.-The newRnd elegant doanie
WINFIELD sCOTT, Capt Keuney co1i1ard, ~'lOo IuaA
UNION Capt 7. 5. Budd, y59e iuns. ~. -. ~.
Corruose tbs Line ard VII leave hsd iofk e91 49,
treaps on he lst and l5h Of every oain 81 osloeA
he ufernoon except when those dates sl On o1na9'
when the sh Ds win cave ca Aondsy ~ sA.o v -, ~.
ire WINFIELD SCOTT viii leave NeF-r OK o. 80
Is, OF April and The UNION On as ls' OF APrA nOn N''
Oreaus - 81. -. - -, .ud
nj, slfi az expense spared secure srngt speoo a.-
esmort They sre IN every respeet nrslcass see s'S
Eor freight or passage. Apply - ioloHsi
For steamer Winfeld Scot % - - =,
Ia ~ s1 sPoFFORD TILEsroN CO. IS sout1-s
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Central Railroad OF New-Jerssy
- I'M MER ARRANGEM ENT'S.-


Scommeucing MONDAY Mach 81, 1851 m. Rcss
extends froTa ELlZABETHP0Rr IS miles 10 the WHITE
HOUSE, j., reducing the s'gng cewesn The terminus
OF he Road and EASrON 10 p mles.
This line leaves New.YOrk BY steamboat Red Jscs%
pier No North River, ard connects WITH rsine 90 inc
New.Jesey Railroad, which leaves Newly ork from foot u
CoTtlsnd-sL
TRAINS UP-Lesve New-York by steamboat Red Jsck-
e. pier No I North River, al 9 NJ. passenger ~
freight and al Pm passenger, aud by Railroad tost
Of CofLardst, At 9 AN. AID NJ AID u NJ
Trains leave While Hc~se and following plscesfor Now
York ~ follows; -.
White House asst AM Freight at 5 10 A Nj fs'sss-
senervilie at 4sOAMi freight Gs@AM.i Ps'eog~
at2O5PM. -,
senger at 2 Is NJ - o..-
ws,lfsa at $50 AM Freight ate 80 AM Ps''sne~
EixsbeiS,own at Is AN; Freight at 10 80 AM Pas
seueer 81 s bpm. a. ~
aengsr ~ 3 50 Pm. "A
g1AGFs I'm be in readiness the arrival OF he ~
train nom New. York tho White House 10 convey pss
sspees Ia EastoD Wnkesbse, Bethlehem, Allentown and
NsSeh Chunk Penn and 10 Clinton, Flemingion, ebsson.
Milford snd Belytde1e, N. j.
B-An BAGGAGE at the risk OF the owners untll do
vered into the actual possession Of the Agents of the Con
pany and checks receipts given therefor NIL
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

n Trains from New-Y0yk % Poughkssps.e leave Ne
Office IN Hudson-sL ChanbersfL Il els A fof 80
sengen; ~ II NJ for Raasagers and Fr.zs'i - 49, = -
gsrs 10 PeskskiL Leaves Pouebkeepsse kn New on
A. NJ A. NJ, p No r N, sod sxys M
n7PM. OLIVER H. Lgk, eaps4ln.1s9eh
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MOP RRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONIC

A ard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fare 80 eentas-The,
sieansT ALICE, Capt Weets will .eave iae pef iool o.
warLetst every Tuesday, Th1rsday aad Saturday, al
eiciorL "A N Returning. viii rave tns Railroad dock AZ
grdseporl every Mondky, Wednesday and Fndsy Al .
5000 ~ freight lOr Bridgeport aud ne kaiIoaes
fskn ~ he 10 gest Stes which Ill 30 received dsly 81
ib@ cfsSs on IL pier. al lmsl w. ID. sLATE9, AgL
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

EyRRIGHT REDUCED.-On end after
the lat Of Aprl The rates Of freight between nsW.
YORK ard BOSTON By The FALL RIVER LINE w
be reduced. Shippers can procure No pew are ol I.bs
CT sppiesdon 20 TisDALE BORDEN, 700 III West O.
MI II
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NOR BRIDGEPORT.-Fare so cents.

~ -Correcung with TOE Housatonie ard Ha1gsLoeH
Railroad The steamer ANsONlA. Cspt z. " WILCOX
.i sva Paef-.ip on Tuesdays, Thorsdeys sAd sstof.
-. :, - o;rock n; returning viii leave Railroad
Wharf Bridgeport Mo0dsys Wednesesys Asa h5ass
NJ ~ A n For freight or passage, Appy 70 TnOmAs
fOcEyTR 4 CO. Il2 South-st, or 20 the Captain 90
5csSd R-FreiThtt sfen Il the lowest rates mil In.
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Afternoon Trsis-
Leave Dover a. 2P NJ.
Leave Mosristown 2 - p n
Leave Msdiso8 as Pa.
Leave Inmil 5 % 2 ~.
L-ave Miliviil~. 5 g 2 NJ
Leave Orange 5 50 ? "
Arrive O. Neauk 5 &pM.
Arrive Al New. \ ora 4 30 AN
ora "A AN. and fPh leave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

hofuirg Train.
Leave Dovet1l0 AN.
Leave MoIfis'o~u : SAN
Leave Madison 1s5 An.
Leave summit e BAN
Leave Miilyilie 8 . An.
Leave Orange s 81 A ",
Arrive 81 Newsrk 8 ~ An
Arrive II New. Y ofk 9 s. AN
RETURNiNG-Lesve New
- 81 ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
UAMES G.. MOFFETr. Gas Fit

- cor .ra Manufacurer OF Gas Gu .ndelsrs. Pesctnts
p,,r,,,. Ic Nos i!S end I'll PRINCE ST tafd bosH
st ~ rraoway leave 10 call the aeeti7a OF N SO
go. them houses Gas ~ call sEd examine hs
srort Of "a, xtures Def chasing mas SoCs
~ rrses iars- assortment Of she laes styles ana pi
,sns and srrsned equil quality and al nsii.ra,
sac. Ssmr q csn he seen at No John e. ni3 In
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Diano-fcrtes.

BOSTON PIANOS. STAFFORD q
DBROTHER, No. 500 Broadway, N Y. agents ier we
foILxns we'll known Boston Piano Forte Est Establishments
NJ Hallett Allen, (successors to Brown haiie.t
woodward L Brown: A. ". Ladd ". p. Emerson m
ces from $lf5 10 $500 Pianos TO rent Nin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
Uater Cure.
Hle0iraI.

GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF ROCK ROSE AND D sHRsAPXkiILA Thu. a.a.
cure q pYsPEpsi@ G i si cS .; BILIOUS
FEGSpNs s Rh s6R MSGTH c6p
COUGHS, ASTHMA, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, SICK
hhE;A,DACHE, RHEUMATISM and GENERAL DA
THE PERFECTION
Of this valuable contribution 10 the healing art was
by years OF hard study employing the VARIOUS Dgredsos
that they would together. Over t~o thoaax
and without tue effort Of the dscoyerer II hzsbs>s
found. bya thorough tnal from the AFFECTED, wh, "a"
sought heretofore but IN for reiefto be- not osb
cure but the best medicine ever discovered for the sc
named diseases We have Certificates Of Us risst vs,s
from persons of high standing who have been restored
perfect health from the diseases promises 10 cure ms
Rock Rose has been used with great oi many years
Dsfine ushed medical men have spoken Of 10 hgn pfA
Each ingredient performs ,ausbe part efecns ao''
better than fine roh, and who among he sfI,ted .os.
NOT give few dollars 70 possess an article that You'll mar
the above diseases are requested 70 try
MYERS, COMPOUND EXTRACT o.
ROCK ROSE AND sARsAP Z Ia
Rev. A. b. l. MYERS NEW LosDos, Com "a.
Deer Sr-In several cases Of Eynpelss. yoar KICK ~.
and ssrsapana has effected certain Ia my o2i. ..ss
II may lie relied upon agent capable VI eraicss
Dyspepsa Colds and Pulmonary diseases IN general n'
the system and purifying the blood ToSf' wyrxRREN
MI MYERs-Dear s:r Having used your Ettr - q =
Rock Rose AID sarsapana for Salt Rheuia. wheh y =;
efectuslly Tadicsied cheerfI;ly rscomme"d""
any who have need Of relief ia nmilar cases our
Yours, truly, s. d JEho~"
New Haven, Sept. 6. 1851. ,.o
Rev. A. y. l.. MYERS: NZw-YoRK, Sept ". -. "A
Der Sr-Durrg the last winter had three stta.,
TYPHOID Fever which len very low and We Ai ~
had hesid of many woadeffll cgres beng perfs
your preparation Of Rock Rose and sssOss and e,ca
lated thai II the half said Of was true Was sns
Gaze Amer using many other preparations wfnDy o. o. "A
and from fOwletsc Of yourself commenced tAe ~ -.
the Rock Rose and sarsapArlla and found Of srsss
vice 10 m e, a. a oouestoT and general tonic.
I am very truay yours VS. WILLIAMS.
No 1903 Cana a.. New .I~sii~
For sale in New York. Wholesale aId read y ,ss
Rlrg, ~ Josh-st and Broadway W. d. Ctus'S "a
No zss Bo~ey. corner Of HocstoA Il. J Crnm siej "A:
800 Bowery y Guon. No III BowsSy corner Of Ofsa"
and W ID Cramhis corner Of Broa.y.y aai isia-s'
r5uNEkM
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.

1s1 GIATE INSTITUTE, No ais Fourth. st. corner Of
mscdogza, on Nashingion-squaFe, wlll open Ninth
sehoot Year ON MONDAY, the l5;h Of September. whsa
she enlargement Of the School Building Will be
n hoped that the opening of this Institution few day.
Aie TIA usual viii Be than compensated TO It's pupils
e The Increased advantages they vii derive from the ad
eon Of set Of rooms for the Of the school and
corresponding addition Of nstrucsion all the Depart.
nents u Study. GEO. ". CLARKE, Propnetou and
NJ MASH JAS. TANNING, PrnciFzls
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IMPORTANT 70 Town aad Country

j Druggists. Irouasngers AMI St0r- kevpefs u gcae.I
Thls Is IL give that psien, LIQUID GLUE hss
en tsstd and found eeat sss prce IN an
cannon give Il being IN hqud stale req srns ao labor or
trouble PREPARATION II cements iron. word aose
marble china. substance. To mechanics house.
Leepers and carpeoer tins ~ be found nvsinahe. and
NO house should be without It Country stone keepers
would greatly their trade introducing this vsu
Able altcle We establish agencies uDoo he most lhera
terms or send samples any part II the United states ire
AZ charge Sod bottles at 49, 1871 IS and 50 cents 10
he h.d aso Of ali the PRINCIPAL drug houses thus city
JOHN PHIL LIPS. No. 81 MAIDEN ,sas. cor willIsn
Be sure AK for Phillips Psien; Gius there beng
spur,ous in the make, likely to deceive the pub
% Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
ESSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re.

eeives pupils Of any ana any time aud fayors
them with every deGable facility or obtaining theron
heahfuness Of location and Of Arrangement
thus insttutloH probably unsurpassed and beng on the
beautiful margin Of the Connecticut River near the
board Is easy Of access by NswYork and Hartford daily
steanboats AZ minor consideration We would ada thzt
the Teachers and pupils are furnished moderate charge
By the stable Of the Seminary With well trained sadjIs
horses for yo7ns ladies use Cuculars containing view
Of the Seminary Baldn, references can be had Of
Easex, May Is, la3I. AVA imMWkT
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[IIGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

II Il -EIGHrH-AvENUE RAILROA AID These Los
situated the WeSichssier side of the Harlem RNer
between McCombs Dam Bridge and the High Bridge.
ANY person acquainted with the suburbs of this city will
perceive viewing the High Bridge Lots that they pos
great advantages far residences all other
absnt the and that they far cheaper thar ANY other
HAVING been signed by the Mayor the road WIN be
pienced forthwith and speedily finished Please inquire
and learn the fact. The fare for the entire length of
road 10 be b ave c's The scenery presented from
almost par, 81 this proper,y erceedaS interest,"
ing, embracing beautiful of laad and water
THIS property also has WIDE iTont upon the Harlem RIVER
thereby sonag facility ior hossins md fishing For
msps and c'hes information, apply TO
Oh im' u. b. WlNrON. No II Cedar 81 cor. Nassau
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ENOR SALE-Two valuable Lots on Both

II st., near Madison av 50 by half the block Thsv con-
tain Cottage House and two Stables House rents for
$3.50; Stables $i3s Also, apropsriy on ID near 9th
ct Lot Is By ie0con ans two story brick House ON
front. and three story brick shop on rear Price ios
Also other cheap cry the upper part Of the oy
Appl, to Z. b kINsHiMER, No. 3s4th av.. from to
and All 2oc rs lms
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CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST. SANDS.

~ QUARTZ and SPECIMENS. bought By II SOL o.
MON co. Gold and Silver Refners. Assayers Sweep
smeliers and Cleaners o Earhs Minerals and ali known
suhstsi that contain the above metals Old Gold s-
yer Diamonds. and Precious Stones bought Jewelsr,
and svsssuiths Swseps. Ores and all hard substaacsS
grI ind nj the Rs hnery, No IS Ann-s, " nlt ims
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EARM. near YONKERS, FOR SALE

II -Conlainins 70 AcTes, u winch 70 arc wood good
frat aud water the land excellent situation romantic and
healthy, with vcw down Long Island. There is new
dwsns and an the cut houses very good The owner
10 going abroad Pnce 81 3ol There n opportunities
daNy, except Sundays d and cents fares. II lies
mles northeast Of Sonkers station. and miles west of
Bronxville Harlem Railroad Apply at No. 10 Platt-s.
~ sfaIrs $50 II
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6onses Udntf6.

IIOUSE-Wanted to hire, a two-story
II snd ,,.c hrck Hou,e with modern ImprOvements,
situated w respectable ne ghberhood betweea Houston
and 3O,h-sts Address q. Box No l3's r. " Ms d
TTOUSE and LOT.-Wanted, a House
and Lot in New York Brooklyn TO cost rom sJ Wv
90 e. oo for which from 81 900 to 50 900 VIII be paa IN
md The balance in valuable land u miles from Vtica
Y and 800 acres in Wisconsin The house must De To-
Led in an unercs ptjopable neighborhooa Apply 70 the
subscriber, No 200 Broadway, up stairs n nrw,rc
oS7 n " ~. OG.. ...S.
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nANCINGACADEMY, No. ITO Grand.
DODWORTH'S Dancing Acadeu

A DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy
N No ll8 Broome This establishment is opss
for the glasses ednesdays and Saturdays for
dies and Children Saturday for those who wish 10 stsl
once week lClasses Mondays and Thursdays. O.ka
classes Wednesdays and Saturday. in the evening 10
Gentlemen. Practcing Lessons Thursday evening"
soirees mmonihly for Adults, and monthly for Chi.
dren All the modern Dances included IN the course
instruction For particulars see Giro uars. o2o Inn
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OPERA and EYE GLASSES.-The

OPERA and EYE GLASSES.-T
~ extraordinary patronage establishment receives
of the distinguished Ocusis this city and the Ma
oual Observatory WashIn gon, for the scientific
10 the eye encourages cad the pubic IN general
visit our Optical Institute No AIS Broadway, second
door from Cansl-s TO be fitted with such SDectacies,
Opera Glasses Telescopes, Microscopes sc which VII
rive 4 clear light sn the subject,
WALDSTEfS 4 BEEKEL. Opticians.
rs lms No. as Broadway.
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r ANGUAGES.-A Gentleman, JUS,

il RETURNED PROM EuRoPs. wishes 10 give isSsons N
the German English and Frsrca lansuases and calls own
on TO the fact that German and French gentlemen ~hs
wish 30 perfect themselves the Of tie Ess
hsl iancneoe may do so with particular sdraaisgs a. Ii
intimate knowledge OF the deterrent d'@ms will seail, IA
taught thorou. hy. Apply for particulars To s LEH.
MANN. No ms Grand-s,.. doors from Brosd~Ay.
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