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harm. near YONKERS. For SALE

Continuing 70 acres II Which 90 are wood gooc
fuu and water the land eIcvbsat situation romantic aus
health, with new down Lonf lslasd. There Is new
awens and all the out houses afe very good Tue owner
10 xons shroad Pnce - 800 rher. are n opportunities
daily exc~pt Suntsys ~ and cents fares II hes
les northeast Of NoDS-r> SsNon. and u miles wesi OF
Rroaryale Harlem Railroad AgDS a: No. ~ Plait-s
a. stx,r, $50 Il
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1cuelrp, &l.

NEW JEWELRY.-A- JOEL & co.
No so Broadway, have usi received large supply
# rlrh Je~elrr entirely new style and Of most errGs
re wouranshlp N Bracelets, Pns. Ear fin<s. CHAINS.
Chatelanos Rings Sc Also large assortmen Of Silver
and Electro Plated Wares. China Ornarsats. PAPER
NScs Goods and Fancy Articles endless variety; the
hol,! REM, OF tAelr oa importation tney PREPARED
lest possible renuncI alive prce.- No So
Eroadssay between SyriHg snt Prince SIS. n Inn
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WIN. s. VANDERBILT would call
the attention Of his customers. and the public gene
rally ms web selected stock o. Cloths Cass,lsrs
ngs. and fall and v inter Goods a. his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, tl5 BroaAvaF.
where he prepared 20 make up (rESrIEMEN'S Aad
BOYS CLOTHING IN the mos, fashionable stvlr
he also keeps yell selected l-1mea. Of GENTLE
hkN snc BOYS READI-MADE CLOTHING
Also general assortment cf everything found ia
eNSrLxNES's FURNISHING EsTAsIisExESr.
AZ 4ns
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.IGH.BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

HI -EIGHTH-AvENUE SLLRoAD These Los
are sn,ted the Wesichestef sale II ne ttASmN
between Mc(,ombS Dan BndSe aud ihe hsa br'1se;
Aus PERSON acquainted with - s1n,fos ~ tss civ WI
rsrrs,e GA viewing the "a Sniss LoiS thN 1hss Pos
ssss great ADVANTAGES residence over all otheT
abssths CITY and they fs casapeI taSh sy Stei
property A. ell situated The 0 for me so aN hSreSa
having been signed hy the Navel the road VIII DC com
nencei forthwith and spcest, ansGed Peass inquire
ant lesrn the fact; The fas fer tAe ertre lenS,h ~ the
rad rs 10 be but nve Cle sceaery presented iron
aiuo<t every part Of this exceedingly interest,"
Veg embracing most besG'iiI VIEWS Of lard ane wafer
Tina property also has wide NJ d.n tie Harten hyef
thereby nsoshng every fa;, T., nosng and asalns For
nats aad other lnfosinstlon >ppif 70
Oh ins II u WlNTON NJ u cs1ar.si cor NASSAU
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vVO PLUMBERS.-HAYDEN q

Il SANDERS, msnufscturers ocer for safe 81 tnen
Warehouse No fls Pearst full assortment OF Crosoa
Ork asas expressly for plumbers and ea 70
s'srd Cretoa pressure Also = large vs1ety OF SsssH
C,Sss o. Cars &c for Locomotives AID StAtonNJ t.-
"a. ias fmsl 4 W GERE. Ascnt
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FARM for SALE at

" a LII y BILE hhNi ~
Action TIE subscriber VII sol a pInlc ~" :,
~ NJ ~ the 10Th day u December oeri; ~
~. N ,oor III I'D s.ag. To premises, all ma u
cn, hica he purchased % the es'ae o. tae -
W p,.to~ cecsased ug h5lt ~ fcreS
an ~ fre Jos nship u Shire FsouIy - ihJ -
He,,J ard Cta-e cf New Iersey and y nihhs tan
- fnssr5 Copovsf, Charles T. lfInS an1 "'hrts, 60
-,r hich state II cuitiva a. anl ever .Hi -
e,tsiring thereto COED ofceT. Szia ara y
20 feids Of convenient SIZE, by good anI st'N
fences OF the hes; materials foi ,lacksSh W, a. fsr
f.nIug uur3Oses has superior. The IscH ~
tdizirs are ven great lnexh1ust.o ME 'tis "a a
yoarl are aftarhef ~aid Farm. zaq tfsa's "iy . -
a., or r.attr1e Iumsdiatsiy upon the prem SOS =.
located on the road ieading from - . -
Va .b1gtGu and rs bounded the y -. by the our
cb,sveHrrv bvsr Glstaa' apeH owe ~, rom SCI
Isrk where tive siesmboa's ply 'o ne" piA ia y
I, ~ = commanding OF the ocean apo sure s'uf
Rivers lying Det~eea The TO aia ~ =
dence cannot be found IN the County nc mDhes ~
o,alt,es Of good farm and pie tsan, anu heathl ~
seat There said farm, "ind-mhi VITA Al ne
Also a; the Saae time the subscriber III Offer for sale
Huufer of very desable houses and loss situate n the
fo1rishinF village If ke1 bank. l. .
The terms Will he easy, and made known On ne %,
sale by ln2t6MxThl MATHEW McDOm ILL
NOR SALE, at CENTRAL MORRIS
ANIA--Ofe feet from she New Depot, corner Lo.'
50 by 100 feet price, $500 also. 80 iO.,
ssa. Oppoi '''' H- 'p o25 Inn
YARNS for SALE or EXCHANGE.
- large number IN different sections of THIS Stsie
NevJeysey and the Western States, containing from 70
M scres Also Houses aud Lots this CITY, broOAYn
W,,iiamssurgh and Poughkeepse. BUYERS can De suited
with some desirable country residences near the Guy.
Those having properly dispose NJ can DO SO az snort
notice BY applying at No. ij8 Broadway. ,,,xr7
MO Tvs lhlNo = HINn =
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AND WALTZING.-Ma

- l. BROOKES Eagle Rooms. corner Of Carss
and Delaney SITS on TUESDAYS and Fridays. from ull
for ladies' and children and from TIL QS for geaemea
Private lessons at No 23J Gandst corner Of BOwen "a
Mondays, Wednesdays. THURSDAYS. aud Saturdays Nm
BrookeS Evening Glasses, foi Ladies. exclusively a
233 Grand street Mondays aud Thursdays. on tbs
o'clock The most fashionable styles OF this county iai
Europe taught IN the shortest possible tune ani nla
reasonable charges llr a.
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ITO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

pronossls will be received by the Monmouth Coun-
IL Plank Road TIL the lt day Of March next Tor build
ing DOUBLE TRACK PLANK RIO AD from ksypon 20
LTeef Old Monmouth Co. n. j., distance OF 49, miles,
the work 10 be commenced early in the Snng aud com
pe.ed by LIST day Of October next wt h1 exception i
ree miles Of SAID road for which separate proposals wBl
he received IA the day of November nelt the worn TO
be commenced immediately after the contract taken and
Holm GFRsERT, Marlboro. N. j.. DANIEL STILL
WELL Aiddletown POINT; n ; or me suoscrieer hey-
port, N J. ALFRED ~aLLLN"' osVio'A'
40 Ans
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NPICKABLE LOCKS-For doors Of

VI i'NNblIiI hcNNp--i VI uooio VI
y ANY kind. which challenge the world to pick them,
" the hero Of hundred locks not excepted IL dle %
the puhhc that locks thus offered should be "a y tested
For that purpose the proprietor offers deposit FIRE Hun
GrcG dollars proper hands for tire ycGTS-f
WoIas reward tn the successful operator the iOl
loving terms ANY person may select three locks from
tnt-hciort examining themand may then examine tbs
the remaining twenty and have the Of their keys
He may then have month 10 prepare hs picking nSr
meniS, when he begin the picking operation and pay
yer cent per Gay the amount deposited tl he picks
OF the thee selected locks ahtnnns IT, the last Of
which tic may not do III he has operated ten DAYS When
he has picked Jock to the acceptance OF usHleres
90 committee he has only TO prove that he Knows now %
- them bs Vichipg the remaining two LOCKS IN the TWO
following DAYS, the acceptance Of The same comm'ee
aud take the 500 o,,. AZ, ~. "a -,
:, Abrams and johnson. No. 4i3 Btnadway New prk'
and bv the proprietor S + WOODBRIDGE, per1h Am
nov N ] q, sigAt dollars each 49,
THIS NAV certify that MI. ). Wcodhrise has depos-
tod w ny hands certified check Of Sos0 payable at ae
tnaxar psnl New York for the purpose named ~ the
shnye advertisement JAMES Q BEACH,
no 20 "a S&3O So Iayns ItAer OF lhe hanover nAhA
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BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS at

- the following prices viz Ladies' Caters AT and 10
shillinys Gents Rubbers at s. and Is. Mems strong
Shoes prime Boys strong Shoes as double gents
Calf Boots So 80 Ladies fine Kid Slips and IS gents
fine Patent Leather Shoes and Caters at less prse than
elsewhere, at H. MANN SONS, No. 3G0 Grand-st.
ole 3mruIhSSs
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NOR SALE To LET-A House.

with carriage house and about four acres of land
situated IA the village Of rsryown on the hudson RIVER
about 20 Jods from the Rsl'oad The house contains Is
rooms and ia 60 front, ~lh c1onade reacang 70
the roof and is supplied wi wafer The premises COM
msnd . In view VI the rlv,r and country. Apply TO
MI Tvs NATHL. JARVIS, JR No Dey-st.
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Maebinern. &r.

TAPER BON MAX ERS-A new Ma
chi,e ,oS cutting boxes Will cut 81 COZ eoxes "A oae
xr can >. -. Ntste by ae Suceior 70 aRy
nov, IN ose Apps No. IS TllAIy 81, BFooAyn mis- lw'
r r. WATTLES & CO., No. 43 Canal
L.. p,,v,A,nce X l. MANUFACTURERS Of
STFsM ard AS PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES. COCKS,
Spmnins Rngs RIns Travellers. Sc &C. Sc having pea
snnont,S sesr,s Tor the sale OF Ste am and Nas RIPE
u,snnfac,urrd by the SwAMSCor COMPANY, \ n.
are row prepared furnish the soVe arces 20 any e
tent AZ y,ry o~ Prices Orders viii meet wrh prompt az
teuton ana purchasers VAL ind he es e oe % s6'fs
srShty lsxiu l. ~ > ~ - = -
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Gntlsrp, Gar0mare, &r.

EUNPOWDER THIEVES OUTWIT-
N TED.-New-Nork, 18th Nov, 1851. Mr.. NATHAN
TEL BACON, Proprietor of YALES PATENT pow
DER-pROOF LOCK, MlddletoWn, Conn. Sir We had
thieves store last Sunday who spent the whole day
trying to get into of Rchs Salamander Safes Yolr
lock resisted all theI efforts, aud although frequent
charges OF guupowder had ten fired they did not nure
the Lock IN the least which works as well
II truly powder proof lock. We yours, truly,
FINCK kAUTH. Flour Dealers.
MIC Ct No 303 Washngton-st.
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COTTAGE and VILLA SITES q

~ MORRISANIA.-Seve ra aneqnaled Sites for build
mig Suburban Residences Upper Morrisana and Far
mount are oeee for sale al very low prices and easy
tevrns Also several smaller Poiso 100 feet square, lying
and level free Of rock swamp. This property
IL offered at 100 per cent lower than any CORRESPONDING
propery IN be bough the vicinity Apply 20 NJ OK
GAN Co Siationers, No. 23 Pearl. St. or WM JAR
MS Upper MoussIla. MD lVt'
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AT PRIVATE SALE-Four desirable


II FARM IN Virginia "a miles from Alexandria and
% from Washington $50 acres of excellent clay
loom sod, fronting ths ofsroad 10 Breptsve, the
County townchurches aud schools In the vicinity. For
farther particulars apply To WA DAY. No 4t Liberty st
All letters postpaid will with Immediate attention
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4 Il PRIVATE SALE-About Three

i IRI n T. On hI-hUout IhiCO
IN aud half acres Undesirable Land tuied on Myrtle
av in the beautiful Village of fOokers, Weschester
County N Y, near the Hudson River THIS Property is
located for the Of Country Residence,
on could he easily divided mta villa Plots The plot of
ground MYRTLE and frns The entire troi OF the
block IN said avenue between CfOt0n and V0eyGd-ays,
and is Known Lot No AZ the map OF the village OF
Youkes portion Of the purchase money can Telan on
bord mortgage for 3yeas at per cont For price
and further paTtc lars apply TO
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER. Auctioneer,
nNiv No. Broad St
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED

~ With from to 10 acres of improved land within 30
miles of NewYoIk by railroad steamboat The House
must be healthy localts AID IN good repair, contain
less tn good sized 'ups, with the necessary
out buildings good garden f'ut and wster Pnce not to
eIeeed 5000 Address DOCTOR, postpaid, Broadway
Post. Office. MIG lw
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CHELSEA MILLS, 27th-st., between
" 9Th and 10th avs The subscribers having completed
their arrangements for carrying the Milling business.
prepared t. furnish Fresh Ground Extra Flour,
Graham Flour Indian Meal Hon,iny, Wheaton G<Its.
Parma and Buckwbeat Flour. They Will also prepare
superior article of Corn Parma. being Of the best
paatOns ever made for lRyaids children Gran sent -
Mil VIII be Ground with dispatch. Corn. Oais and FEED
for sale Orders sent TO the Mil, to the Depot, No 10
Beekman st. VII NEE, with attention.
Forsaie a l0-herse Engine and Boiler
ms lmTuThSS MUNSON Il WILLIS.
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Tip TOWN PROPERTY.-Familie

~ wishme 70 settle In the same neishborb0oo may
purchase Gu PROSPECT HILL, Ycrkve 10 bots or less
il body. a. ..
Ihs whole of tins beautiful property s now offered 70
perpsas wlsning bud re,dsbces quantities 10 SUI,
purchasers and reasonable terms Maps may De seen
~ he rouptrpe room of j. + PARISH No Is Broad ST
Al the office OF KErcHUM. No. 1ryon Row, or al
i - 'e''. nj I'm
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ITO ppINTERS-For sale. an extensive
Real estate for Gale.

VIRGINIA LANDS.-FOr sale, $500
acres OF valuable land m Logan County. virginia,
situated or the.Grea SaS~y River. IL wall be sold cheap
for casa real persona ptpev taken IN LOT
the whole or part Apply to LEWIS HURST, NO w.n'
ni' ~
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PRIVATE DANCING
DESJARDlNS GRAyIER

WI having removed her Danciny Academy 70 No
Clinton place respectfully informs the public tax
she has opened her classes aud calls the attention he
cOnn0sssnrs the two elegant dances La CricoWa And
la Sc,l,srns which she has "ived nom her agents
PARIS and London where they have been expressly
posed fot this season and introduced IN Amerea By aa
ONLY oS IN
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SUPERIOR UPRIGHT COTTAGE

- PLANO EORrES No 6S5 Broadway. o JACOB
son having hand At his Ware Rooms No CD BreadNay
Of very superior Upright Cottage Piano
For invites his friends and the public general 10 eau
and examine his instruments before purchasing elsewhere
strength beng strnged) and beauty of tone they
By any other instrument the city aad
curing lees tuning than the square Piano. He warrants
IL em for a period OF I'VE yeats MA I'm
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EvIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,


II FTRECLAY &c the subscribers, importers OF Fire
Bricks 6Ialt Kiln Tiles &C, have constantly on HAND
" Red " and " " bite welsh, Ls;er Ruhorq Stour-
bridge Huknan" and Chance" do and =" e&raiiyS"
Tire Bricks common and fancy shapes.
Firsolay Welsh Lumps and OyentIles
Mali Kiln Tiles. Is Aole-a very superior article.
CosIBituminous and Anthracite Of all descriptions for
sale in lots 20 suit purchasers Apply to
sAlII,. THOMPSON & NEPHEW,
AMI suls No as pearl-ft. Nev-York.
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virtually part of the Constitution, and ~
more subject to repeal or modification thas
that instrument, is to talk unlike Mr.. Clay.
On the general subject Of the Right Of
Secession and the doctrines by which it is
maintained, Mr.. Clay is very clear and very
forcible But when he joins in threatening
Tor if you choose, predicting) the dissolu-
,ion of the Union in case this Slave law
should be repealed, he plainly countenances
the very swagger which he so deliberately
and Justly rebukes We of the North have
borne a good deal at different times since
the Constitution was adopted, and have
sometimes threatened Disunion and beea
rebuked for it by Mr.. Clay, as was right.
He should be equally determined in ease Of
similar fulminations from his own section.
and not pull down with one d.what he
builds up with the other. Those Southern
threats of dissolution in case this law Is re-
pealed should only be quoted by him to be
reprehended How long IS It since we
heard Just such threats with regard to the
exclusion of Slavery from the Territories
and what of them South Carolina has
lust written their fitting epitaph. We shall
doubtless have thousands of Conventions,
North and South talking of Dissolution as
the only remedy in certain contingencies
but the Union will endure for all that. The
only weight to which these threats of Dis
union are entitled is given them by their
citation with emphasis by Statesmen Of
character like Mr.. Clay. They have
ceased to brighten grown men, and will not
much longer be available to round a sen.
tence or intensity period. Let us have an
end of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
Topics of The Morning.

The news by the America settles the
question about Kossuth's stopping in Eng
land. He has sent from Marseilles to the
Mayor Of Southampton announcing his IN
tention of landing there. 1t seems the ex-
lies landed also at Marseilles. Full details
of every thing relating to the reception of
Kossuth in England will be found in an
other column.
We publish, this morning, the Answer of
Henry Clay to the Address of the New
York Safety Committee. Our opinions on
the subject of that document will be found
elsewhere.
The proceedings of the Womens Rights
Convention Second Day. occupy consld-
cradle portion of our space this morning.
The examinations at Auburn, though
continued ali day yesterday, have yet led
TO no result.
An extraordinary account of plague in
the Canary Islands, which appears in The
Tribune, will be read with painful interest.