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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Schools.
BEDFORD ACADEMY, A. WmlI,..
DROF. A. BASSEr'S FRENCH
CIANSEs ENE LAnILS md GENrI WHEY

Classes of Ladies the aits, OBJ tr Gen,isgeA tie
evening conn encs about the 1-h ms, For fur
thsr PARTICULARS. inquire * 81 Broadway entrance
tTtnsliu->t otlm
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T,ARM for SALE.-A Farm of n acres

II 9Th dwelling House, Barns Chicken. House, &c Y
miles from NorsDwn, 10 the township Oh nlVhoe AppH
taE & O. w BLUNT, No. no Water-st oIs W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
NEW.YORK CABINETMAKERS'

v ASSOCIATION Manufactures OF tShlonap le
Rosav aod MAHOGANY Black Walnut and enAmeled Fur
niture Nansfac,o and WaTeroms i5' B'eecAer corner
are about selecting their furniture, ~ call aud ehsnlne
trrs W au95mMWSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

VTCHER & READ, Practical
2 D HOUSF and SHIP PLUMBERS 252 watef-st.,+
foors from Peck slip Al orders PROMPTLY attended To-
y Il JORBJNG done WITH aea'nesr and dispatch oil en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Dian for the HOUSE of REFUGE

DIAN for the HOUSE of REFUGE
4 Architects are invited TO submit Plans for the new
House II Rofnge IN he erected Randas Is ands. The
pIsu should provide accommodation for thousand IN
mates male and female with arrangements for alton
various grades II Juvenile demquenS. cooking, lng
ventilation. workshops yards, &c The sum If $500 VIII
be and for the plan most approved ~ the ng Com
init e. the Architect shall furnish specifications for
tho same Plans u De sent m 10 ROBERT KELLY, No
Wes 9th 1t or b,fore THURSDAY, 9Th NOV next,
y. NJ .
CHARLES NJ LEUPP, LINUS W. STEVENS,
ROBERT KELLY. ELIAS DRAKE,
GEORGE I CORNELL. JOHN II. GOURLIE,
JOSH A s UNDERHlLL,J W c. LEVERlDGE.
oG3lawMW&F3w Building Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
EARM For SALE, in the township Of

n LeNisboTo', We,tchestes County, New York, con-
taning 50 acres with far proportion of wood, and we'll
wateied IL has two good framed dwelling houses, a
barn, grsnary carriage house, nc, with young and
thriny ofIhard IL lies about two miles from nj tlock
VILE depot, the Harlem Railroad and will be divided II
desired. Apply near the premises TO JOHN WILSON, EK
ecutor 81 Joseph Wilson. deceased o22 atoclDSuWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

NAYS RUBBER SHOES The un-
dersigned is daily receiving from hs factory fresh
supplies Of his PATENT JAPAN RUBBER SHOES
The trade supplied by the case az
rs cents for mems of all kinds, and
So. cents for wosnen's OF all kinds.
Exporters viii discover Days styles 20 embrace the most
approved patterns and most brilliant gloss No connec-
ton with he CON mBation- H.. n. DAY,
Oldest Manufacturer Of India Rubber IL the United States,
owner of II India Rubber Patents warehouse No. %
Coult'Gndt-st OLD q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

ROYS, BOYS. BOYS and GILL
-Gb DREN'S CLOTHINt = made 10 order ~ A. HER
WICK No 2 Biercer-s', me door from Csna-st. Cut
ting fitting. and bastns. Al reduced prices sJn ims
Gen FASHIONABLE FALL
~ CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS SC -
THOMPSON. PECK NIXON, No 3A Broadway cor
Du.na-st have constantly hand good astrment OF
inr and fashionable ready made clohGg and Frrashng
goods part OF Hosiery, Gloves SIX Merno and
Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, Hsndserchleis Cr-
Vas
Also Genemens Toile. articles Shirts made 10 order
They would invite attention to then stock ~ Cloths Cass
mffes and Vesiings which OF ne newest styles and
from which garments VIII oe made Ia the bess manner ana
m0st fashionable style ~ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
4 II PRIVATE SALE-Three valuable

N Building Lots situated the north SIDE of &&th ST,
between ehaV aud Broadway, commencing rs feet from
the 9th ay said Lots being each % by 100
depth Also one Lot Of srund the south-eat conner
OF 9th and 10Th ST. having ftont OF - feet inches
9th av. by i07 IN depth 50h 81, For prce and
other particulars, apply to A. BLEECKEa Aucoaeer.
No. 7 Broad-st. o24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

oualtv wrought and cst Nails of syeyy variety and
Al ne manufacturers very lowest prices For sale BY
,HARIES p DICKIE. No ~ Ehambers-st.. near the
hudson River Railroad Depot. 80 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
NOR SALE, at CENTRAL NORRIS

Il ANIA-70 feet from the New Dego', corner Lot'
so by 100 feet prce 5000 also cheap lots al a,oun'
oeaf Upper Morrsania Depot Inquire at No @F9it3n ST.
Sd story. "S' -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
VO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE

L ROBERT FISHER, AGENT for the sale u Rea,
Esiae ard letting houses, would respectfully inform she
owners II property that the large extent
20 Which he his business present lonz expe-
rfEcs enables II attend 70 new ap-
plcators
B-satsfact0rJ reference can he gwen % Hose who
NAV favor ham with then patronage Once hOar,
frrn : 70 A. NJ. ami - r. N Al COMMUNICATIONS
81 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
NANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLl-
H nays a LEGOUX & PARDESSU>' NO
= - ,InEN LAM

SIS MAIDEN LANE, -.
Ofsr IN tn, trade and Amateurs Of the Pine AIS n''
large assortment IT ait ces to- f1rnish,ns sr1
the at.st .tyies comprising IN part Clocks 81 ever -
with reIahie movements Candelahras aud CoaPes 70
match Bronze Casdlescks. Siatuets, Groups ins,-
,~s,ers Ipksisrds Annals, China Vases. Ornanens
Dnner sets T6c.a tee Sets Work, OGor. and Glo.e
Boxes Dressing ard Liquor Cases and an inn'te Eate'
f Slr-e goods both staple and fancy such As fetuhe
" OF all kinds Bushes Prayer Books Desks, P9it o.os
ore5a Glasses Pans Charms. Accordeons nalnln rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Daaucrrcotnpes ano Gnsrapines.

x ELLY'S nalfPrice ENGRAVING
"a and PRINTING Office, No IA Fulton-st n \;
Wedding Visiting, Address aud AZ Home Cards, u ths
yer, best style Cake Boxes Fnvelops &c &c., and En-
erayed Plate and so Cards for 20 shilimgs ~ IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

u and occupied by p H. s C. TauInan, at fiermom
The buildings SAID place are No story hce 1weis
house 28 feet with Wing Of twOstoes, 10 by S8leet
and kitchen adjoining, with ibudngs FENCES anu ohef
improvements excellent and substantial order con-
neced with the above mentioned buildings one % frame,
filled in with brick 70 by 48teet which now ana mas i'I
many vess been occupied country store ana one ~
the Oldest eligible business siauds Ia e town
The whsle pTenists furnished with every convenience
for comfortable and pleasant residence also admirably
adspted in point loo and 5herwlse lot an extensive
store business Sand property IN the upper pant q" inc W.T.
lage The lot 339 feet front the high road a0i aud across
the rear the passes the New York aud Ere Railroad
For further particulars apply % the owners on The pfem-
SEES or To Mr.. JOHN LAGRAVE, No 2g GreenNch-
Of New York -PIefmon,, Sept ~,
PETER II TAULMAN,
s3olm, CHAS TAULMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

CONWAY. No. li3 Fulton-st., near
Y Broadway, has a splendid stock Of Dress FrocS,
Sacs Office. Overcoas, and all other kinds Of Goats,
vests and Pants, from tie very finest the lowest
priced TO measure. splendid assortment uf the very
best French, English and American Cloths Bea
everything fashionable desirable aad durable every
instance first IL guaranteed 10 per cent less than
ary house ia tins eity foI cash. Remember CONWAY,
No li3 Fuiton-st.. near Broadway. 81 3mMNsF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
STEAM BOILERS-For Sale, two
Clothing.

THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPEN ED
y AT Gen TayloTs Head Quarters, No 10 Futon-st 1
corner Of Gold p. l.. ROGERS, Commssary 'enerA OF
the above we'll Known establishment desires - acqnan'
his patrons and the public thar he Is now PREPARED 70 1eI
them an assortment OF FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
frade Of superior materials aid by experienced worSnenl
A. wholesale ana retail. cheaper and more varied IN
stele ian can he found az any other house - THIS cry
The IA establishment Is under the supervision Of Mr..
SOtDFR who viii specially attend 20 the cssiom de
paIteut thereby guaranteeing perfect ht to a who
tronze hun. Remember, Is Fulton st corner God-Gsn.
IaYlnr,s Uead Quarters. 05 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
II TNDERHOOK BOARDING.

hN SCHOOL The Winter Term commences on ne
ats, TIIIr RSDAY IN November Pupils accompanied TO
and from the School the commencement ana close u
each terra. hy the Principal. who my ne seen of 'eN
tsvs at the house of Or Cullen. No - Cranberry ST.
Brooklyn. Among ihe present pa ns tr"Tuncr iladc
\.W- York CITY to Edwin CrrsWeil $50, senior hihor
The diiaag Argus VI o Roberts, fsl, No. W West st
II BERNARD. Esq Ne 81 Bea,ei-St John F.soee E'l
No 50 Broadway In Rfookll n. g. Hon John Greenwood
No 20 Clnton-st Dr.. Culien, NJ - Cranberry 1t A.
lrjs ESQ lla,r.son->t Circulars may De had Al these
aii,ns,cs' WATSON A. NJ Pnncipal OF 9tWSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
FANCY GOODS.
pOC ERS at his new and Eytan-

FANCY GOODS
III ROGERS at his new and Extern
H.uerancy Store No ti9 Broadway. l. daily recev-
ne the Iges, variety of Fancy articles ever offered In
IL ct, AZ New York VIII find his store GU
r;o.iy shop and his goods So ven cheap as c,nao. is 70
lease MS customers indeed every article Is warranted 10
ppies.e ~ may he returned and exchanged
T'' WORK ZONES AND REtJ BILL pb,cSs Avn
PTNkSIVES CHESS AND DO1lNOEs
NrrnI rs CROCHET BOOKS AND PATTERNS
or ALL KINDS. ,,.
prRyr-NERY RPUSHES AND COMBS,
TOYS - -
Games &c in endless variety bo'hfrr 'he il-'' - ~
,,'.nt ~ Ch,l5reu Wal be iound IN sny quaali5 AZ
EOGERS' Chesp Fancy store No. its BROADWAY
os lmNW&F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTI-

TUTE Chestnut Grove, Clifton, Staten Island Fey
7 LOWELL. A NJ, 7 & D., Pnncipal-ln this sshcgg,,
long proved and known establishment M when lns
pupils sound cd the first order ~ Gas
Ees French, Spanish and German Mathematics, Enssal
emmencing with the first rudlEens Drawing IN Oh tha
aier Coors and the un,iring care Of the Principal AS
sisted by masters Of high character and tried ekpeneh.
exercised IN order TO maintain the reputation wh.n ~
scnoOl has attained Tn eI.oficer de Cavslers Ah.en
eeye de Baucher Pars charge dss lec0ns H1Dn
de yOtge de gymnase and descrems rous ss e.,e
exception feTOut les ersfcices miiltares Inc rhsi
can BE at the bOox-s Of Geo p. pnthsia ~.
i5s Broadway. Tuesdays, Thursdays and ssiUos,s
ring this month Term nonces Nov l. Prosgec.sss''
1t rhe principal book stores %"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
IUCH.BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

u -EIGHTH-AYENUE RAiLROAD, ILhese o LOS
ar, uat.d on the Westchester side of the Hariem hse
betveen nIcConb's Dam Bridge and the High bndse
AM peTsop acquainted the suburbs of th,s CITY, VIII
percsye on viewing the High Bridge Lots thai they pos
sess m residences over all other oc 4tos
abeui IN CITY and tina, they r cheaper than any 9thei
nyorerty as veil situated The bill fwfhe 8ti aV hdfoto
Having been signed by the MAYOR the road WIN De com
nenced forfhw and speedily finished OPease inquire
and learn the fact The Ir the eBtTe length OF the
rcad !, TO be but FIVE The scenery presented if
almost every part of this propehy exceedingly interest,"
TO emhracug most beautiful views OF land ana waeI-
rms uroperty also a wde oni upon the Harlem hyeI
thereby aordng every iacIlSy f boating ana hSns f''
mans and other information, apply 10 NJ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
no PIANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

II I =
Proposals Will be received hy the Monmouth Conn
II Plank Road Co uthe 1T day # March next Tor bn-
ing a DOUBLE TRACK PLANK RO AID from keypori 70
FTeel old Monmouth Co. -. distance OF i3s miles,
tie work a. be commenced early the Snung and com
rleed by the list say Oct 3her next with the exception
h-ep miles II sad road which separate proposals VIII
be received TIL the day Cf November next The worn
BE- commenced immediately after the contract t@ken ana
he comnleted hy the LIST day OF January newt Address
John HERBERT Marlboro. y. J, DANIEL STILL
WILL Aiiddletown POINT. y J.. NJ the snbscuher Key
port. j ALFRED "ALLtNS' secretary
3fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

&TOV rs. The best assortment ot air
- tisht Cooking Stoves warranted to bake also ParlDr
and Han Stoves OF the newest patterns both IN huss ron
and cast iron Drums and Cylinders. can be iolnd ~ WI
LIAM CLARES No 9Carmino-st 4 doors above Beeck-
est n Stoves cleaned, repaired and pat M
s2l 3mMW&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
/ IBFRTY NORMAL INSTITUTE

I IBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE
An Academy and Boarding School for hal Mar, 10 ~
Females the least expensive and most thofcngh % on
the country every pupil beng required 20 demons sl
the black board the As Ia the STATE NOfma obsr
Mr. HENRY X STODDAhD. Pnncpai Inc .asn.bs
of scholars limited to that that can De -
Prueipai personally boarding department coidecseo s
AIr and HrS Jennings. under the sBpery0n ~ .s al ~
email The wInfer term commences MONDAY lnne -,
November next ssd confines y weeks pupils VIZ -
k \ until the III II November IeTmsfo for board sn
irg gh,s ard tui0n English branches so pe.sss.
Apply to StiwAl Brown Co. No. u CouEllssssss 49,
where eyefy requisite information will be gwen L'''
sullivan County Y, Oct "a, 1851 ,vrxs
on Tvs JOHN ID. WALhiNs
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Mrs. HOWARD and the Misses FREE.

MI RS. HOW ARI) and the Misses ntr''
I'VE NAM will remove their SCHOOL for Young Ia
dies to Rayenswood, l. l.. and viii Do pfepn-
ell for The reception Of Their pupils, MONDAY, Nown-
Der g. Their residence - few minutes walk from ue
ssanlbOnt landing the banks Of the East Rlyer. A
limited number Of pupils received INTO Their tmlly Fd
srculars apply to Messrs MARK II. NEWMAN Y CO,
No 100 Broadway. n Y or at Rsvcnswood Ise steam
boat Astoria leaves Peck slip four shines daily
Ishk Village, Dutchess Co, N. Y, Oct. J. ie'i'
oil imHT&Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

vENO LET.-From Nov. |, a Front Room,
Il first noor Of No Spruce st, Pace $3.50 per year u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
SCHOOL for BOYS. AZ
MOUNT WASHINGrON COLLIE.

WI CIATF INSTITUTE. No sls Youth. s. corner O,
Nacdaueal ou Washington square, VII open lts Nnik
SChar. NeSr on hpND ~ she i5th "t So; nher ~sss
he enlargement ~ the school Building viii b complete
bowed that The opening Of thus Institution sfe~ dave
later than usual VIII be more than 70 ITS pas
don OF set % roous for the Of the School
corresponding ahiNlon 4 instruction m All the Depar.
u,eu,s ~ study GEO " CT ARkE, (Propretlr ara
50 TuV TtNFtf JAS TANNING, ! Prmcipls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

A LADY residing in Williamsburg,
IA who has had several years experience IN YEA hsls
N large Seminary would reeve Ler family tbfee -
girls agss from six 70 twelve yeais) 81 fon ths ss@
family children q both u educae VIII hsJ
boy and sr Il the " ia and eishi years
soc Der aAnum note addressed - H. b, "nh ~
burgh, will meet with prompt a,.entiOn- y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
CLINTON FOUNDRY and MACHINE

J SHOP Nos 502 and 5Oi Water-St aud Nos. 239 and
.n Cyeny st. FOR SALE The Foundry is IN the best
worn INK oider Cupoa sufficient to cast piece OF three
tuns powerful crane, snd wooden TASKS. two core
ovens sc SC IN complete order fr lsaaI or gseen sand
work The machine shop supplied with isthes aud tools
compile for all Kinds Of work also, pattern and black
smith shop attached with the good wIll of lease for nine
Years nom MAY next VIII be sold l,Iael together.
For further particulars, apply @ HECKEkS BROTHER,
Assgnees OF n Waterman, No 203 CherrY-st
T. r REANEY, Agent fpr Assigned
MIA taut Ol Press ior sale at bargain, as
nhve O21 lw.
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4 AND WARRANTS LOCATED

The undersigned would inform all persons IN the cry
of Newly York and throughout the state interested IN Land
Warrants not located a they have made arrangement
with an cisnt and ponShle Agent m he State II
consn by which he enabled 10 locate warrants on the
best lands taken up the State, AZ very trlns eX-
pnse to the warantce or holder Our agent Is Intimately
arqaantcd with al the lands m the state still N market
and has accurate sectional VI such unsot lands lie
conn. ctsd ~ this business with the Hon Theodore tonAeY,
former eudeut of the SURVEYS m Northern Msc'n-
sin and who has accurate minutes 20 ali surveys tie ms
constantly hard Lars st Oi the choicest government
lands the Stare made from the most rigid personal ek-
ANIMATION o such lands aud the unders ened eud Sng
al persons holding warrants that The BEST ah> are
beng rapidly taken up aud that the sooner their warrins
are located the greater Will be their choice ot location
The entire expense Of locating single warrant VIII not ia
ordinary exceed The Of w Give dollars ana wnen
located the VII cer;lc1e ~ ne ict
non and an accurate map the tOwush which the lard
les together with description OF the qnaltN OF the Sn,
TN her aud water privileges n any thereon Persons ont
of the cy upon ucoSnc Their warrants 10 MS Tor location
Will receive receipt therefor hy return mail and when
the lucat perfected Will the certificates maps,
sc and hold ourselves responsible for al warrants 50
received II vii be readily perceived that he advtntages
O. the ,yarraHtee Of an early location Two io't ls
Cho.c, ofihe selection of land 2d The gsns definite
character OF TO their warrant and rendering more
available that which before was of uncertain advantage
The extends also to the selling Of anfs
and paying Northern Wisconsin aud 70 The pro-
teciine OF TIMBER lands. DE NOTE SUTHERLAND.
Attorneys at aw. No l79 Broadway, New-fOrk. once
hou from 81 A. NJ to o NJ el 2awN Sf tm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
'1 In II iy iT.'' ana ''"' WIN H. SWAIN President

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
81 ARK Nsv-Iersey. by the
NEW JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
Tbs Compa., prepared t. furnish sopPy Of iheif
salgAbls
ZINC PAINTS
which have been fouHd after several JeaTs 4I, bOt is
Europe and IN the United States, 10 retain theT Original
beauty and protective properties, superior 70 snJ ohe
PANT whatever. Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
Ia purely Orde OF Znr and wannrteo fires On NJ
sduiteratiop whatever II has poisonous proportion
objectionable the health Of families and wOSfBnen IN
other Kinds Of pigments
II WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed to sulphaIous mephitc exhaaton1 or
when shut up a dose rOosn is y affected ~
pctWes husg walls coated with It As an outside
PANT whs.snds the changes OF weather better than
any oer not being liable % turn chalzy or 10 crumbs
and rub Oh IL mag be worked with ANY color, with
and oil with varnis instead Of oil, thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain finish
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND COL
ORED ZINC PAINTS which are beyond question with
any equal for coating roofs ships OUthouses fencing
ane all iron Oth6 metallic surfaces They VI pOrs
METALLIC OXIDES,
and unaffected by san water other exposure Leg
II any other pants within knowledge
Lon and other metals do not ozhle whom coated with
sheG and they remarkable tber hre-proof prop
sTties. Dealers snppssd on liberal terms ~
s T. JONES CO, gents tof the Compaat -
on 81 BeaveT-ss, n Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

- Greenwich Conn., h NICHOLS, Principal
Terms $40 year Circulars, coniaing particulars, MAJ
BIZ obtained a; the Bookstore Of NJ. n Newman Co..
No 9 Broadway Of the Principal by directing TO stsn
ford Conn % In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
L,SSEX FFMALE SEMlNARY-Re-

h % FA L EMh ltf - EN- IMAM I've"
ceves pupils OF aud at any time, and iaSois
them with every desirable facility iOr obtaining thofOln
and accomplished education forms reasonable 70
heahfuness Of location and completeness Ofarangemsa
TINS institution probably unSurpasses and beng ON the
beautiful margin of the Connecticut RIVER the sea-
board easy III access by NewYork and Hartford day
steamboats, As minor consideration, We would aha thA
the teachers and pupils furnished at moderate charge
by the stable of the Seminary, with well trained saddle
horses for youngladIe Circulars containing view
of the Seminary Buildings references &c be- had 81
LUCIUB LYON, A. NJ, Principal
Essex, May is. 1851 au23 3mMWkB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

NOR SALE-Two Farms in Essex Go.
Neu.Jeysev. one of 90 acres with TIVE houses and
otbe udings m good order and fence well stocked WI"
fruit Also one Of "a without bniidags IN S1sht
~ Ne-yo,t near Scott plans 20 miles distant TIE
wood ON II viii pay one-half rs cost For further patucu
lals innnIe nj No 29i BfOadWay. OIO IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
NYACK INSTITUTE-SeIect Board.

NYACk INSTITUTE-Select Board.
Y ina School for Boys al Nyack, Rockianl Co. NY
LEWIS & IIARDC ASrLE Principal.-rhis lnstIil hos
Is oca ed IN one Of the heathul villages Of the STATE
beautifully situated the bank Of the Hudson River
2s miles om the City by steamboat twice DAY
frun foot OF Robinson 81
TFRNSS soto Si7o annNn, S70fo SS7 per
of p weeks The Winter Session Will commence the int
Monday m November.
Reference : made to the following gentlemen w
Rev VIM Adams. ID II VIM. - humheu hsq
A NIer,ln ESQ Jas \ McElhgOtt Esq.
I = Tey F>o Joseph Mckeen, ESq.
l. X Jackson Esq. Rev George DVhei, Jrl
Ephram HolhrOok ESD. David OakeS. ESQ I
Lanes NJ Hunter VI d. Joseph 4 Davis VI. ID.
oG 2,wawWSSs Bloomfield. n. j.
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JAMES c. ADAMS.

vTO LET-Until May |, the desirable s.
u story Brick House with thigh basement and under
20 lar No a South Thnd 81, Wliamsbnrgh within i've
minutes walk # either ferry. Rent low Aso for sale
he Kitchen AMI other Furniture. Apply the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
INIREBRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,
EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

IL FINED for one cent per foot with the New Jersey
Ant, Corrosive Paint and warranted. PANT per 70 four
cents = adapted for Tn Cloth Composition Roots Oi-
fce No 2S3 Spring at, near Hudson OH I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

ANGTAGES. A Gentleman, JUST
i RETURNED FROM EUROPE, wishes {" give lessons IN
the German English aud French LANGUAGE and calls atseR
ton To the fact that Geman and French gentlemen who
wish 10 perfect Themselves IN the pr0nHHsi0HO ne Eng
h,h language. may DO 50 with particular dduGnfd0e as hs
intimate know Ledge OF the different idoms will greatly IA
cihtate progress n B-Conmercial correspondents
taught thoroughly Apply tor particulars 10 \ LEN
nANN No. ll3 Grand St. doors from Broadway
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