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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
SUPREME CCURT-Ci.y and County

Blsdebburrh, Trustees &c at Thomas F1'ca. Car
ol.Be sGoh, George !. Hclnss John HANS Gsosse Y
Nhsc, JOSIAH = JHnsrS Frelcncs Tier. aGd George
= Tyler So Tor relief not served = To
THOMAS EIrCH CAROLINE FITCH. FREDERICK
TYLER and GEORGE +. TYLER Non HEREBY
summoned and required 20 answer me complaint n ths
actcn which Ill - nlsd n the once Of me CLERK Of the
CT. nd County Z Nsg-fOrk. 2 tie c. " II ~ >flt
CIV and ~ serve coiy of your % the Sad cpm
plin-. f. >tui'-s e. ths ufi,.. " - Fniton-
street. N.s- f'rs. .ia twenty 4firr the >c.fe Il
his yol. cNclsyc 20 he t a such
49,. Il gol AL - answer ne sad ia- within tar time
gfsd ;hs plank n thlS a., IS u aQgf - the Court
tor 1T o. : iCusnsd o.. tat C..... -' Dated. New
Ncrk. J.I,.l 1881 WAKENAN lAlfiNG
p.-.a.. NtU-LeTs
The COMP -il 1,n:.oEtG IN ne above summons WIS fled
u the Count. C.,rk> Ot.cc Nc- hork. iEe Is ny
Of luly 1917 -ye9 lawtNrg'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and
Will leave pier NJ X, on SATURDAY. August g. az
O'Clock PM precisely For freight passage apply on
board whers all bills Of ladng VIII DE signed for passage
a. SPOFFORD, TlLkSION co,
auie No IS South-st
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Steamships for Southern PORTS

~ ENVY YORK and k.W-ORLEANS
Y STEAMSHIP LlNE-Fhs new and ecgan, Double
Flglne Steamships MON, 1900 tuus hurtheu, Captain
= Budd VINE ED SCOrr. 2ieO tuns bprtaen, Captain
kenney (oullari For the better accommodation of
the patrons Of tins line, aud the public generally the
pIope thereof have decided Ia Their vessels @
lows leaving New Noik every eleventh and New Orleans
evtIy IT, efth daS duung the remainder II the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Sun

II ~ h,NIAN' L. ol III hluti VI VIC ''ui
rogats Of tn. County of New YORK notice IS heIe gy
Ell TO al persons having claims against III Oil Ihif I'M
ate Of the city New York deceased TO present Ia. sam.
with vouchers the subscriber at his store No ~
Ninth IN the city OF New York on or before the ni
tenth GNy of December nsStDaed ork the ninth
DAY If June, 1881 hlthAhp uhir rIln,
lel0 IawtmIuf huilhSuh"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Paten.
BlO DENTISTS-For sale lot Of Brace

\ SAeafhIDg makes a tlght. cheap and durable r1of
d re ol rough pa-k for4 cents per fot tn or shs
cen warranted once 163 Sprin-. H.is3l- - n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
FARM FOR SALE

~ Fiftytwo Acres Of choloe LAND IA honIs Sms'y.
Orange County n Y The buildings are IN c'msie.e a.,
der and the s good free from fe,ks snd stones a1l y
under kieh state Of culiv atiDn An a1u7c ACE Oh @
Of tvery description the place, bornds1 y tne n's
Newburrh oae half mule south Of the village 81 hoh..
gomery This offers chance az IS one % "
i,nn,od psrs In Orange County There i not fypt o.
.ss land on The premises well fenced beng tvs thf'
st1te All BE- sold on accommodating erns Apr !. Z
Pr TTCKpR A. co. on New-st, neT corner y" AIS ~
to X ROCKEFELLER Prince -. corner "o1s'eI. 90 a
HART on V'-T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
TIICU-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

Eighth AVENUE RAILROAD nese az Lo-'
are tuated on Westchestsr side Of tue Karen ~
kst1eeu McCOnos Dam Bridge and the tfls1 <
per.u ACQUAINTED with he suburbs OF ths M W. ~
.eive on viewing the Hgh Brcge Lots, ,H-l 'ns{ i
great advantages Tor residences on = an 60
sboai the Cy and thu: they are iar chetei i1n % @
having been signed ~ the Maror the road "lu De cl
u--ced fodbwrh sul speedily finished tFsasc .nlprt
II 49,, ,bs fsct1 The fare for the entire i@uga Of me
,ca - 20 oe but The scenery presented IRON a.
80 every mar Of tins property exceedingly n'eTesns
mos, beautiful Il hand and water THIS
nT,,r4rty also has wde front the Harlem Hyer,
eyeby sfTdng every facl.y fr boating and nshlnz Fer
mas and other inflammation aUrly 20
sI6 I'M. ID B. WINTON. No u Cedar-st cor Of Nsssaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

- T
II MARTIN VAN BtRSN, rebuilt lrom her Keel Up
tins lat Spring Fonehks,psc, and now rnaas from ~
han, g. New. York Her C sa>t1.S arr rs follows % hex
Keel "a feet beam, feet ~ ne aod draws Tee 81 waef
whea Uaied csrrsS 30 tn,s she has new sails and "a
sung thtcae hau and well calculated % run "a gNA
IN the pus III business. TIE undersigned has bat ne
above vessel WITH good material and m ne best p PIE
manner She can be hViirh' low md n acconii afus
terms " s9plyng 10 PETER 5 CT AMkR Pous hkee.se,
tcwlLLlAM DRAKE, p~Pu's Seenr, CITY haii, New
yorS sle IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
AT PRIVATE SALE-A large and

Az NJ Y 7 II "FFN
IA valuable plot OF CT gj suitable iOs extensive manu-
fac,uns other purposes situated The nothey SIDE az
Nandewatert between Frankfort and Pearl So u the
CITY III New Nolk, CONTAINING a"ou $500 square ivc; 90
ground Tog prlcc. terms and Further spy 70
ANTHONY j RI EECkEH, Anctcaeer. Ne. Broad
10 iN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Gonscs tOantc0.
Cutlcrn, hardware, Sc.

LNNlARGEMENT.--CHARLES ).
IA LITTLE. successor 20 Osborn \ LItlel having en-
larecd ms peuiStS occupying both buildings Nos 50 aid
81 Fulton st, has, with the enlargement, opened up adj
dtlou 10 lis already extensive assortment and Very
larve stock OfHAkDW ARE, Gu TLEki, EDGE TOOLS
g. and the better Information OF ms iTendS and no
public who not Informed as 80 The extent OF hs ssost
r,tut would state that m
THE CELLARS
Of Ms 80 and 81 Kept Cu snd Wrought ,s, SpSes
Neise shoes Rvets. Anvils Wagon Boxes Scotch Hone
and nther heavy goods
ThE KlRST FLOORS Of Nos 20 and 81 AND SECOND
FLOOR OF Ne %
a~V occupied manly wlth Shelf GOODS. Cutlery. Builders
Hardware EDGE Tools and Tools for mechanics IL general
together with samples
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No. %
with Shoves Spades Hay, Manure aud Garden Forks Po
tato Hooks Nis,s CHAINS, Gown and Co'tc Malls, &c
THE THIRD FLOOR Of No 81
j. devoted To samples OF Timed anc Jdpanneo Hollow
ware sauce and Frying Pans round and etal Boilers.
Brass Kettles Furnaces. Scales Pump Argtrs Sud Rai-
ners Mor;ice sai BORING Machines. Jacksoiews. GUS,
Skates and eoOd> for the California market. &c.
THE FOO kTH FLOORS
Nos 50 and a contain Hoes Scyths. kakes racks Traps
Pumps Well Cham and fixtures, Selgh Bells, Sadrons,
Turkey OIL Stone. sand CEnc,iies 80.
TIE FIFTH LOFTS
OF Nos - and 81, Coopers Truss EOors Bellows Scythe
Snaths Handles assorted Black Lead pots Coal His sc
The whole comprising more complete l1'ment than
te found concentrated IA store m Ais Aue aus
- which the attention oi hS friends aed TUE puzzle who
have 80 long extended their patronage IL invited
- Be-. RtSTnAM lanif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
HOUSE FOR SALE, near Cornwall

j u Landing, Orange County. neat tw0.sOry brick
house containing Ten rooms Also seven acres of Land
connected herewith, upon which several hundred
choice Frnit Trees. II them bearing. From the
premises L. command ng OF the bay For particulars
inquire of loo raw MA W2mcl b. III MACE, Newburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
FINO CAPITALISTS, EMlGRANTS

Thousand
MEDfORD STATION and BROOKE AVEN VILLAGE
tract II Land situated the Township of Brookhaven
Suffolk County, Long Island ad out both sides OF the
Long lSisId Railroad.
n,tdord station is IS miles from Brooklyn At present
n IN th@ point OF communication by Railroad between
New York ard the villages Of Pachogue Port Jefferson and
Bepo wes other smaller places aud one of the
miles nom fachOgue and zen from Port Jefferson A.
well known, the Long Island Railroad of the esab
lIshed routes between New York aud Boston
The Sol embraces every vanety from pure loan 20
slslilf loan, sard Is susceptible Of the highest cuva
zion. AID from the facilities Or obtaining seaweed ana sh
"a maj. ne as well as materials ot conos Is IN ever
ressaCi adapted 10 modern agriculture.
The tract is covered WITH an oak and pune growth OF
vannus sizes and on n are thousands Of cod Of
w"os large enough fer the York market There -
aiso somc valuable building ;.mheT Naer OF The best
The soutee,ly boundary Il miles from Tie cauter Il
fschogue, the nofthery uos irom Loag Island Sound
Thee are miiS, sch r1is alG Civ hes within few mites
anu The country a,Vu" u las hng up II Is estimated
sna Win year ever go ystsJus have purchaser ianlS
we VIM aic vicinity. foy the purpose " i@ieNe men
E,N~tN cs.tct these lands are worthy tue ATTENTION Il
@-css' .r,s, Farmers. Mechanics and Others.
the commence al puf, Aa>eis, the vptt as zen
.,idel a. nearly a. po>Slnle INTO IEN-ACRE LOTS.
Which VII be sold singy NH ihs prvlcse OF onc eI mo5e
oi adjoining Lots The prices hive neen Graduated
from 50 g. $500 ior 10 OF ten acres ana up"sI II,
C0nnnuuica'un with the RAILROAD IS hy way 81 ne MOL
fond station, where NM always Pc m aie"la'e
the srrNsi of the morning tfnn from br''Nl'n ara
caqisl,.1 OF by u ,nersn, would be treated with
Tor the whole property. 49,.
acres II other LAND including several hgHy productive
Esrn,A IA the Ncmi,y, Wmch they oaor CA fsa>'nahe
terms T., utles are lal'ssuah'e
propcr., ,. Al ply To- EMERSON n PRiChARD, ATTORNEY ;
A. Law Nc 10 wasi. NsN legA. n 60 pe rsoos on Tie
po,,-pald to Mcssrs EMERSON pRICHARD
The teams leave BfoVANn AZ VI aud =. VI anu
at Sh aud N anu P NJ and arrNe a. BrooS,yn Al
9h So,a A Nj and > =. VI IA In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
, SHUSTER'S DRAWING and

~ pAINTING ACADEMY, No l93 BTOlIway, U
now open for the reception OF pupils Instruction VII DO
given IN DRAW ING and PAINTING OF all kinds sepa-
rae class for ladies saturday class Tor female teachers
Gentlemen's class FROM To O'CLOCK. PN.'-
EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN -
Drawing from Plaster Casts from 10 O'CLOCK " hs
will also teach m Schools usual Portraits m on Pas
tell Miniature and Ithosraph Will be executed aud re-
- ianc. varronfeJ sg3 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
NOR SAIE-A FOUNDRY and MA.

EOR SALE-A FOUNDRY and MA.
II CHINE SHOP. with stove and Tin shop attached
located IN country town about or hours noe IRON new
York Eudlngs of bnck, about ten years oid Erecteh
hv the present proprietor. who wishes 10 retire from ace
business The has and Is dong large ana pr1a
prOnreiOr Possession on the LIST OF fepiuay 81
Api next The above, taxing INTO consideration the s an
me Stment required chance. Address post-pald
FOUNDRY, Tribune Office. sN ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
|sSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re-

e. '@-'-A LIZ t'14fll Y nv
ce.'ss gup.-s Of any and any me aud fivors
tten win every cesga5e facility for obtaining taerol-a
and accom- lllsned education Terms re4.oaat e Fr
ri location and comp ieen. - 4rIaskeres4
~ .s,'-tipA Is PROBABLY unslr anc De NJ lie
e4uiu margin OF The Connection RIVER uear tue sea-
board, easy # access by New-York and Hartford da
sttdnDoais As mror consideration We would add that
tle ractI alc pupils are furnished al moderate cAars.
~ the siaDe q the Sch4Iy With well trained saddle
h0Ises tor young ladies' Circulars containing
0. Tie SEMINARY Buildings, references BE- had VI
LuCiUs LYON, A NJ. Puncipil
ESSEX, May Is, 1854. sIzs .uANxI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

n to LET The upper part Of that large new brlck
Budlug Just erected on Broadway. 26ih-st will
be let a good tenant for number Of years. If desired
None others need apply. Inquire the o6 iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
TAMIL RICHARDS, o.
Oranreyille

hWtcmiog County Y Y. Is very conveniently ca,td
20 purchase tn. Il Butter Cheese Egg aud PORK o
Eastern dealers. Bes Of references given II required
Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-For Sale

~ ven desirable and councillors Country Residence
and Farm. OF % acres khzabeihtown n. j. Posses
immediate Terms moderate and accommodating
Apply e. y ) SCNIESlNGER, No. 90 Beaver st. to
A Balm, at Elizabeth. Port, OF TO A ID. A NAAR, adj
Joining III. farm. Would be rented to good tenant.
n8 2mMMsEs
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and SILVER

w WAhE-A yerv large assortment ct the newest
STYLE OF rich JeNer of pattern hne gold ana ,yeT
ladies' and genenenS Watches ana Silver ware ~ INC
standard Of dollars moderate Prices can be olnd
AZ + W PACHTNANN'S Jew ery Store, No. UV Canal.
Of Watches Jewey and Silver Ware made t. order and
carefully repaired California Gold taken IN eschanse ana
made up 90 order $40 ih'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

u and occupied by p H. & c raulman, at Permont.
The buildings sad place two story BRICK DWELLING
house "A By 28 feet with wing Of two stories 10 Oy 2Bieet
and kitchen adjoining with outbudngs fences and other
improvements IA excellent and substantial order con-
neced m the above mentioned buildings one Of frame
filed with brick 20 by 40 feet which IS now an has for
,esr been occupied as country store ana Is one u
the Oldest eligible business stands IN the town
The whsle premises furnished with every conyenicnce
for comfortable and pleasant residence also admirably
ADMITTED in point Of and otherwise for extensive
business SAID property rs IN the upper part Of the VII
iage The lot $50 feet front the high road ao and across
the rear the the New York and Ere Railroad
For further particulars apply 10 the owners on the pfem
SEES OF TO MIR JOHN J. LAGRAVE. No 2l9 Greenwich
st. New York.-PIermont. " y, Sept q, 1921
PETER TAULMAN,
s31 lms CHAS TAULMAN
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CLIFTON SCHOOL. for BOYS, 4
OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.

~ Tho Winter Term OF the OAK Grove Female Semi
mary ut Youkers. y. Y. viii camnence on the hf>t
MONDAY IN November, ard continuc weniy-t~o weeks
Circulars may be obtained from the subscriber or ut the
hook. store of Clark Austin \ Co 2o1 Broadway.
W {. FOOrE, A NJ. PRINCIPAL.
N,pters Oct o 1851 OlO 6tMWF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
SPANISH LANGUAGE.-C. COR
YNSTRUCTTON.-A gentleman Of many
Dantins G1booIs.

DANClNG ACADEMY. - SIG NOR
- GHERARDI, thankful for the AInd patronage Of
lat season respectfully BEES to inform h. patrons snd the
public. that ms DANCING ACADEMY, No 81 Broad
~sy, VIII Dee open or the reception II pupils SAIUk-
DAY. oct n, ~ O'Clock p VI. Private lessons 10 FAINT
les VIII also be gwen and classes attended Schools
ard Academies SgnOr wilt future be- assisted "a his
lessons b. Madame Ghsrsrsi All COMMUNICATIONS address,
81 10 No 81 Broadway Will be promptly ait@nfods a.
lu.MMaEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
ITO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

i Proposals vii BE- received by the Monmouth Coun
~ Plank Road ca TIL the 1t DAY q March next III old
Ing aDOJ BILE TRACK PLANK ROAD from kesp'f.. -
Frtei OLE Monmouth Co y. J., cs.ance OF 49, miles,
the work % be c0mmen al earv IN the nus anu c'N
p!eted - the Isl say % october next, ~'nthe efc-
three miles sad road which separate prlpst Wal
we'd TIL the 1T day Of November ne1t. me WliA
h. cofrrlasd p, the IL DIV Of January mkt Airess
JOHN HERBERT. Marlboro = J. DAN FL STILL
VII l. Nacleiown Point y J ~ ti-e sph,cf' er kry-
port. y j. ALFRED WALLINT, secretary.
% -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Real Estate for Sale.

LVARM FOR SALE-The subscriber,will
II offer at Public Auction on THURSDAY, Oct am; al
10 O'Clock ~, at the Hotel Of lie Grand Han. Paving
Depot Dutcbess Co that valuable FARM late the prop
srty Of John L. Crawford the town OF Paving con-
ta,ns lO acres land About ten acres OF TINS
Yarn N covered with wood the balance IS excslent land
for cultivation or keeping for milk The Pawhng De
Dot of Harlem Railroad very pear
One half of the purchase money remain on te prem
isss For further particulars inquire Of DANIEL X
TAYLOR Esq Paving Depot. or Of the subscriber IN
Kew-YoJt JAMES PERRY, Special Guardian.
DEAN REYNOLDS, Attys., PO'keepsle olO Ito
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FNTS' FASHIONABLE FALL

q T. Vt $ FASHIONABLE FALL
~ CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, sc
THOMPSON. PECK NIXON No 3oi Broadway (ccr;
Duansst have constantly hand good assortment Of
fine and fashionable ready Clothing and Furnishing
goods consisting part Of Hosiery, Gloves. SILK Merno and
Cotton Unde shiTs and Drawers, Hands erche:s, era,
waits. sc.
Also GentemenS Toie: articles Shirts mads T. order
They would attention their stock Of Cloths CASH
meres and Nestngs which OF the newrs. STYLES aud
from which garments WIN be made ~ the best manner and
most fashionable style. % Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
NAILS NAILSi! NAlLSu!-FIrsi

quality wrought Snd er; Nais Il every VARIETY AZ c
.re Al ~. .yfr'ufsrS very lowest rcS FQr sale ~
CHARI rs P DICKiE. No la CAarass Ts-s... nesr *
Hudson River Ea'iro. Z pSpO:- s. In
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Carpetings, Mr.

CARPETS CHEAP for CASH.-WlL-
- LIAM McGORTY, No. 1856 Wllham-st three doors
from Futonst offers for sale his entire stock OF splendid
English and American Carpets, OIL Cloths Table Covers
&C. sc at prces unusually low for cash.
Families about purchasing, will do well to call and sup
ply themselves at wholesale prices.
n B-sl0O0OO worth of Carpetng of ever description,
is offered at wholesale reasonable terms sl6 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
7 COX HERE-FARM for SALE

I COX HERE.-FARM for SALE
80 acres good lOomy soil. IN good state OF CULTIVATION
improvements dwellings nearly new ana o1iei p1
fruits Farm Is situated the Rantan Bay, macs rom
Key Port New-Jersey, where steamboats pp esly y.
and DO navigation from the Atlantic 70 New-f haioo
The Bay sbounds IN fish, clans, oysters ana game. a
pleasant resort for The Farm IS cacuaten 10
divide and will be sold together IN part - u
small part Of purchase money wanted II nns
Al 2 o'clock y. NJ on the premises
AlsO several HOUSES and LOTS are offered al rr'a'e
Sa e. III and near Key POrt <
Apply to Captain ] 4 ~ J. C. on board OF seam
boat W Small, OF s. CRAWFORD, on the premises of
the subscriber at Key Port o, :, cro,.r
s24 SWF&M* Illus b SlOOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

NUSIC.-C. GORRIN stll contiadesto
80 FiVe Lessons 90 thr pisno-Fort- Apply at No a
whist hear % av SIS ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
V,HE BROKEN BANKS.-IMPORT-

n ANT o. the PUBLIC Notes on me James Eank
TamesvlIe EaEners' Bans. Nina. Nes-ern Bank. White
Greek. Slrk Il New X cAeile Bank OF bainbrIss
Furrers' aid MECHANICS BAN. New Brunswick. l.oa
Faua Dover Cover Stacs Michigan. and al banks
ir.h about - lTeAk. aeeu f1r boots shoes CATERS
sinners ana oversoes II every description sold u
ne low ct cash prices az IhWINS celebrated CHEAP
Bot ard Shoe Store No B0~ery, opposite Catherine
aBu DlysIoo-sts % 2"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

COUNTRY PLACE.-W amed, Couu-
Nv Piscc Il o. the CIV ~ New
Naik no, WlLn the New YORK ~ other CITY CoIpp
ration With fruit preferred Nus. oe bounded SIDE
~ The North East River Dc nst vay Soll, lgk
aud div, Og which far cash viii be psid IN cash
T,,hu,. Oairr ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
I EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

4 FIXED for one cent per foot with the New Jer..,
u-C0rosyr Pant and warranted Paint per 10. four
cents IS ADAPTED for Tin. Cloth COMPOSITION Roofs o.
1ce NJ. 80 Sprins 81, nssr Hadsoa 81 To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
AN. H. LEGGETT'S CLASSICAL

" FRENCH sEa ENGLISH SCHOOL-N z cor-
neI Z Broad tag and i2Jhst Will - REQ Tened OF MON
DA1 SEPT CncnIaFs nay be ,,tsnr1 u Locxaood's
NJ AZ BIDafway' Evans and Brftan's No sg7 Broad
~sT. ~ Of The PRINCIPAL No as iotn-s, -, iueod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-For

j Sale n House and Lot IN Poughkeepsie, Duchess
County n by 40 feet t~o-torNand atlc situated on Man
ST the lower part occupied as an oyster saloon ana shoe
1877 Will he sold very cheap, exchanged for small
place near the city, N. J. number OF small Farms
ard LIS for sae the ciiy.
~ iw WATKINS q HINE. No. Ga Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

SCHOOl.-A few more Bows can be &C
~ commc,atcd II the TvCHAhOE SCHOOL. 70 mdes
from New York va Harlem Railroad Terms moderate
nnm.prs easy Address PRINCIPAL. ruokahoe, which
y,,il re,,,ye I'M. mediate attention rs 6tMWSF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
Schools.

DRIVATE EVENING CLASSES IN
II FRENCH DIR F. T WlNkELMANS, Professor
Of French &c IA the BROOKLYN Female Academy. pro-
poses Young gentlemen Of the City Of Brookyn 10
cpen Private Evening Glasses IN French one Tor De-
ruuerS and The other To- such have studied the in-
guaee before The number ofChoars Of each class - Inn
tied eight The regular courses VIII bee commenced on
the 10Th October the lessons be- ever Monday.
Wednesday and Friday from u too p VI Terms SO
for three months and 81 for month, payable IN al
vance For further particulars apply ~ the Professor
residence corner ii Court and State SIS IN South BROOK
I,n MONDAYS Wednesdays Fndays, between and
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4 LADY who has had much experience in

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teaching WISHES n Obtain some tutoHs IN "a CITY.
Her course comprses the usual branches II Eashsh
etucatI0n With French the piano i,r:e ugirg. knd pea
clLdTawlns References and Testimonials ~ia hc tsdod
SATISFACTORY AdcresS " VI :, a, ha~burh Seess~,e'
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CALIFORNIA GOLD SPECIMENS,
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Cleaners II earth minerals and all known substances that
contain the above metals G ia gold. SILVER, diamonds and
precious stones bought jewellers and slersmhs sweeps
ores and All hard substances ground At the refinery Re-
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them a. assortment OF ) ALL AID v IN IER CLOTHING:
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4 3 DREN'S CLOTHING made u order hy 4. HER
WICK. No 2 Mercer-si. one door from Cantl-st Ci.-
ting, fitting. and lasting, at reduced pncts $50 IN
WIN. s. VANDERBILT would call
the attention Of his customers. and TIE pGohc Gene
rally hs well selected stock Of Cloths taSsners es'-
ings aud all and Wnter Golds A. hIs CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT ls Broaiwar
where he prepared 90 make up GEN IlEM ~ , aAo
BOYS CLOTHING IN the most fashionable =, le =,
he also keeps a well selected assortment OF GEN ILh-
MEMS and BOYS READI-MADE CLOTHING
Also "a general assortment Of everything found IN
GENTLEMESs FURNISHING Establishment.
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