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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
NOR SALE-The Property now owned

II and occupied BY p III. c. kaufman, at Plermont
The buildings sad place two story bnck dwelling
house "a by 90 feet with Of two stories ~ by 20 feet
and kitchen adjoining, with outbudngs fences ana other
improvements in excellent and substantial order con-
neced with the above mentioned buildings Is one OF frame
filled in with brick 26 by 48 feet which rs now and has io
many years been occupied country store and one Of
the Oldest and most eligible business stands IN the town
The whse premises furnished with every convenience
for comfortable and pleasant residence, also admirably
sdapted in point location and otherwise for extensive
store business SAID property the upper part of tho VII
age The lot 39 feet front the high road al0Ig and across
the rear of the passes the NewYok and Erie Railroad
For further particulars apply 70 the owners on the prem
SEES or to Mr.. JOHN J. LAGRAVE. No 2l9 Greenwich
st New York .-PisTmont. N Y. Sept. 29, l8ol
PETER III. TAULMAN,
s2O Ims CHAS. TAULMAN.
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E'ARM FOR SALE.-l6O acres, about

Il 50 wood, the balance under cultivation Two
Apple Orchards SEQ Peach trees N hearing. Plum.
Cherry and oheS fruit great abundance two Houses two
Wells of excellent water Barn. &c. The harm IN good
fence and suitable to Gram, Grass and Gardenbg all
It's varieties. Situated North Brunswick, Mddeser
County, N. j., miles nom Washington, VI from Spots
wood Depot. Camden and Amhoy Railroad. and t. New
Rr,nsw Depot convenient from and 20 New YORK mar
Act Inquue Of {. h. PICARD. No SIS Greenwich-st
SCHENCK MCGEE co Per2b. foot u Bsiclas st. &c
y G BOOTH. NJ 29Q Brosd"oy, y. OF on The er-Ia-
as ~ iH,furBSS'
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
II sured ands. GOoDfEAEs Psiss<-Ths He-art
lane. Ee~-Sork; fsctoU. Ns.ark Ns~ Jersey -rh1
$500 Gs manef.c'cras INC whe.ssAe dealers in a.
Pa;sos. AAd guarantee all rear soos = beng ecnAl IN
quality 70 Representation. Merchants nsc,esisd 70
call Al goods warranted 10 stard any cfs.,s Yns
most liberal terms ~ Country dealeo
HIRAM HUTCHINSON, Prssidsst
WA1nxS AcxIAhAG. Secretary auss fm
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INDIA RUBBER CHIvALRY. Il.

lCANDER HAYWARD RUBBER Co.. By VIM A. Buck
insham NEWARK INDIA RUBBeR Co. By Hiram Hutch.
Eson, Prest, FORD Co.
The parties above named who falsely charge II II.
DAY with prating Patent owned by them and heir
fsderates called Goodyesrs Patent, nert my special
attention al this tine Ia exposing this vte uuny
have for months publicly charged this pretended Pa
teri " fraud and s~mCte." These sen)us charges
made IN the newspapers over my own Hame Whiie theT
SUIT at law peudSg and st issue before the const
tued Tribunals Of the country, the parties took them
testimony had printed the combination called hge,hcr
about dozen lawyers and brought 10 Trenton their
opal witnesses the SUIT al law for so O00 damages
called Court this involved the title 10 the
Patent offered 70 try Il, the combination backed out
demanded Jucgmer Of sJst Inch have otten oh
tanned against this swIndng Patent The plaintiffs
brought in an affidavit Of their associate and Parto~ner
William Judson and shuied ont of trli Yet these chIv
alrous gentlemen continue then iisgrasul practice OF
threatening prosecution 70 honorable merchants
commend their present position q the cana consdes
on If nv friends aud customers whe an happy % an
nOuuce my facilities for Masking shoes have been doubled
and am now ready to receive fresh orders hope Il
supply nv orders full ana more promptly hereafter Win
my increased facilities Pnce, Days best Patent Japan
Rubber Shoes IS cents Womens, ST cents All others
proportion Car Springs. 50 cents per pound Steam
Packing IS cents per pound net. HORACE H. DAY,
Manufacturer. Inventor snd Owner of II lnha
% 2w Rubber Patents No. % COuTtlandt-st-
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ITO CAPITALISTS. EMIGRANTS

II ASSOCIATIONS, IVMBEkMkN, NV--F OF ~ -, q
Supefi1 TRACT of LAND containing zoo acres m Ia
AWARE COUNTY n YAH Ia one tract, and console red
the best tract for agricultural IN the county Inc
Beaver Xiii River branch of the Delaware kver runs
through the tract aud II only 10 miles from hsncScA
Depot the N " Ere Railroad. and only lao miles
from this city THIS tract uneQualea for Its advantages
beng adjoining old settle where stores. ms
To migrants 20 associate capitalists 10 purchase
and sell n se plots a. settlers this geas opprtu
ny as there rot tract tins city pu
chase a, any price Consider. Nly 10 hours r,ie vom
Eew-Yosk For particulars aud to maps address
apply 10 A. & J SERGEANTS, Agsass, No. IS wsll-st.
Nsw-Yofk Oct n. 1851 OIL Is
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NOR SALE-A FARM and COUN

II TRY SEAT beautifully situated near the WI age Of
SomeYyile New Jersey The house nearly new, built
an modern stye waits hard finish. marble manles large
psrxas front and rear and repeie with every eonve-
neuce iar gentsmans family. Fruit Of all kinds Shd
shrhheu barn granary carriage house, nee house, &C
The farm CONSISTS Of l25 acres 10 Of whh art wood The
house WA he soG with less land. TO suit The pur
shsser Tn, premises he within quarter of mile OF the
degot Part Of the money can remain "a bond and mont
gage For further paJtlcu Ars inquire " ~
oia i've HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine-st.
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At PRIVATE SALE.-A valuable

a L PRIV ALE SALE.-A ValuabIe
IN Fam situated ON the Ridge Road. within ten minutes
walk the Railroad Depot the village of Port Chester,
Wescheser County costanng 40 acres oil land u acres OF
which Is woodland Of the quality The above property
is adjoining the lands of the late Samuel iyon and Is most
desi able location having fine view of Long Island and
the Sound On the farm there ne apple orchard and
other fruits IN abundance One hall of the purchase
,er can remain ON bond and mortgage for term OF
10. urce and further particulars apply 10 ANTHONY j.
al rVHkEE Auctoneef. No BrOad-St. oi8 iw
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EWELRY and SILVER

w NAhE-A very large assortment Of the newest
style Of rch Jewely Of pattern hne gold and silver
ladies and gentlenens Watches and Silver ware 81 the
standard of dollars al very Moderate pnces ne found
al =. ". PACHTMANN'S Jewelry Store, No. no Canal
Watches yewely and Silver Ware made to order, and
carefully repaired California Gold exchange and
made up 10 order OILS l2tI
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miscellaneous advertisements.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
tARCkHE HSTh and nd the S' GENESEE Valley and
81 i the locks q the oswEGo. CANAL
In pursuance ola resolution of the Canal Board notice is
hereby gwen that sealed proposals Will be received By the
unders gned until noon OF the 18th day OF NOVEMBER
nert At the Offices OF the Canal Commissioners IN the Cites
of Albany Syracuse and Buffalo for the work the
spectve divisions for dong all the work not under contract
required to complete the above Canals and Locks
The line is now read, for inspection. and full descrip
mon If the work 10 be done with maps pa,s u structures
quantities of materials specifications and blank contracts
in Albany. Rome. Syracuse Rochester Cuba and Buffalo,
on and after the 2Sth instant.
Post Office address written below.
Each proposal to be endorsed, Proposals for Public
Wos naming the canal or the DIVISION OF the Enc Canal
ON which the work proposed for IS coated.
Proposals viii be opened public by the President OF he
Canal Board during the session Of the Board to be held
IN the clty Of Albany the 10th day Of November next
Every proposal must be accompanied by written guar
anty signed hy responsible persons to be ap
proved the Canal Board to the effect that he OF they un
dertake that the person persons sopoSng Will mmed
ateg after beng notified personally, OF through the POST
Office that his their proposals are accepted enter nto
an cation with good and sufficient nretlos, 20 perform
the work proposed Tor Also bond for the payment Of
PROPOSITIONS will be received for any single section and
al propositions mus, be for sum certain a. to the prce q
be paid received and proposition not thus DEFINITE
WIN be received acted No than proposition
will be received from any person or persons for the same
work
The prices IN the contracts VIII be considered ncu-
ding the expense % furnishing all the materials ana per-
forming all the work according to the plans SPECIFICATIONS
and notices that viii be exhibited. "a,
The persons whom the work may lie allotted WIZ ia
REQUIRED e. enter into immediately and 10 pro
gress with the work IN such manner the conf
pleon the by the time to be speclhedn the cont
tract.
Contractors are notified that viii occupy several DAYS
to canvass the propositions required by law. and that
they will be duy notified through the public prints % the
allomeuts when m ale Albany Oct. 10, 1851
CHARLES COOK,
FREDERICK FOLLETT,
JOHN C. MATHER
Canal Commissioners
HEZEKIAH c. SEYMOUR,
State Engineer and Surveyor.
CHARLES A. OLMSTED,
DIVISION Engineer, Eastern Division.
JOHN I. CLARK,
DIVISION Engineer Middle Division.
JEROME b. STILLSON,
o2i 6tDiW Division Engineer Western DiyisiCa
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EXECUTORS' SALE of REAL ES.

IL TATE For sale at auction al WEDNESDAY, the
2sh dsv u October the premises AZ ~ the follow
ING property belonging 10 the Estate ~ JAMES PHIL
Fps late OF New Hamburgh, Poughkeepsie Duchess
Coun,y The hrst piece contains S acres Of land beau
fully situated aa the North shore II WsppinseTs Creek
below the Falls and about three quarters OF mile from
the New Hamburger Ne o. The land Of hrstrste quail
uy TOT inmng purposes, aud has tine building site. m
view the Hudson RaVer Tue creek shore IL covered
with ine growth Of wood IL IS situated IN excellent
ncishhorhood and desirable as country seat
The second piece Of land hes onecuNter OF mile fur
Their north and contains acres This has also me
buihing site IN view Of the Hudson River.
Terms-i0 per the day OF sale the balance on the
LIST OF May 1859 Possession On the Isl OF Apr next
The above described lie ADJOINING the lands of
the Messs Howland Gardiner and Sheafe For further
particulars. inquire OF JOHN PHILIPS, on the preIal-
sss IHoMcAs an SSEvAStiSSk lanes seI'I Psps
p,nsbksans,s Oct "A 1851 ole ,ws
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EARM FOR SALE-In Oxford, Che

y mango Co. New York containing ahout 23O acres OF
land we'll divided INTO ullabls pasture and meadow land
wen isnced ihis lar, m the Chenanso Valley hav
S % acres ~ W. on me adow land the west bank OF the
nN~ lhe louise sianGs wnhin five minutes walk OF
% Academy tunder the direction OF It's abe pin
wv Mir Abbott Catholic. Epsoopahan, Presbyterian
y Aptist and UniyeIsAlst Churches. Will pasture and
winter 40 head OF cattle good s,ahng for the same VIII
also raise from COO 900 bushels oats 500 bdshels CON-
and cuts 80 tuns good hay for hch and iI other pv-
auce go narket is had In the village, which is on the
line uf the Chepsneo Canal, and distant from New-fSk
only 10 hours ToI further particulars apply 10
ETHAN RAY CLARKE. IN sand Oxford.
ol7lm Orto SAM W. CLARKE. Warwick, X. l.
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NOTTAGE and VILLA SITES

~ Several uneq ualed for building suburban resi-
depces al Mosana are offered for sale at very low
pnces and easy terms Apply 70 MORGAN x co,
SationeTs No eel Pearl St. al the Land Once. Upper
Monisania Depot. N. b PLOTS containing 10 ac.es
E an be obtained If necessary. olb lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
ITNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY.

TNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
- Warehouse 10 NASSAU-ST., New YsrS, offer tor
sale even des0iptin of GOODYEARS Patent Metallic
India Rubber Goods. comprising
Coats all styles. Array and NAVY Breast Pumps,
Cloass snd Cap es, Goods, Syrmzes, -
Ponchos Fire Buckets and @ eats Metallic
LeagiIr Pals, Rubber Shoes.
Horse Govern, Piano Forte Cover, Ladies DO
Horse Boots Crnnb Cloths, ChildrHlS do.
These goods all Warranted not 10 decoposs sofen
b. Hest or become rigid by cold
JAMES BISHOP, President.
WARREN ACkERMAN, Vice President.
o20 4ts n WILLIAMSON. Treasurer and Sec'y.
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NOR SALE-The pleasantly sit

ANOK SALE.-I ne pleasantly sltudleu
three story and basement brck House and Lot IN fee,
No III East 2st-s complete order, with gas Croton,
bath &c Terms easy Apply at No 1872 Broadway, from
Tito ia o clock or d, No 3is 3d-sy Of ,
oi5 i've PETER A. II JACKSON.
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ROMINGUEZ & AVERZANA, No.

DOMINGUEZ & AVERZANA, No.
IL 1903 Pearl st, offer for sale, VIZ.
100 hhds. superior Claret Wine
so hhds. superior Ciaret Wine.
900 boxes supe nor Claret Vine.
st. Estephe, st. Julien, and other brands
100 cases Haul Sauierne, superior qutlItl.
100 Champagne baskets, superior quality.
100 cases Brandy Fruits, superior quality.
100 assorted Liquors. superior quality
100 cases Olives, superior quality
100 cases Capres. superior quality.
100 Baskets Olive Oh. superior quality.
b b sherry Wine, sole agents IN quarter casks and
elghths also
The superior Amontlado Vine. cases Of dozen
each.
j. Dupuy. Brandy pale and dark, IN half pipes and
quarter casks
100 boxes CASTLE Soap.
100 coo AmbalOnIa Cigars
500 superior Panama Hats IN and ont Of bond.
SO Absmthe. quality, now land ng OBJ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
XKIULIAMSBURGH PROPERTY fol
Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE--Seyeral brown stone
Il Houses IN the upper part u the crty s, sso H
modern improvements Prices from 50 500 70 81 w
several houses 10 let story-house On 20, ,a az
Pnce 10000 Apply TO T. B. KINsHlMEk NO az IN an
sy after 2PM Va 90
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DOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at

II New. Canaan, Conn, DAVID ROCKWELL
cal and Proprietor assisted by his Son THIS is oae
OF the oldest Boarding Schools the state. IL Is nusN
in Newt Canaan, Fairfield Co Conn two hours from Nss
York by the New-York and New Haven Railroad TO Ds
men. from Danen o. New Canaan one hour by stage .
The buildings ample IN their accommodations ana
combine all those Arrangements desirable for the cO'r
convenience aud health Of the pupils.
The Winter term commences on the LIST OF NOysnDer
Address u. ). ROCKWELL, No No. 293 Pearl 81, new
York where also circulars may be obtained. % i'm
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Gonscs i1)ante0.
Cutlerp, 6ar0ware, Sc.

TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
Il s0ge assortment Of every description of fms and
low priced Table d Pocket Cutlery Of the latest patterns
direct fren the arers, and for sale low by
FRANCIS TONES h SONS, No. Maaden-ta lane,
Importers and Dealers in Guns, Hardware and Fanc5
Coods matt
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DOOTS- SHOES AND CATERS al

1.-The following prices VIZ Ladies Caters a. and 10
sh,Ilngs Gents Rubbers al s. and IS. hens strupg
Shoes 6s prime Bsys strong Shoes Is dolse-soe gents
Cali Boots 81 IS Laeie fine KID Slips and os gents
me Patent Leather Shoes and Caters AZ less pre- th4a
elsewheTe NJ II MANN SONS, No. 800 Grand-st.
n5 3mTnThx Ss
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DRONZE CANDELABRA.-Just re-
oeived large invoice of the above article. Of ne
s,xIes and desrbe patterns which we offer at reduction
MN former prlces BY wholesale or retail
u sx MIR RR0IHER CO, No. l3i VI llrain-st
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II CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

w CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
w HOUSE and Ship Funalshng WarerOOms, No.
asa Grand 81 NewYork where VIII be found complete
assortment OF the sOwIng articles Feathers hnr moss
ri bnsk also beds mattresses palissses and cushions;
aSo besteads of every description, VIZ patent screw
ron opt lock jont cottage ana lAdle cots,
xc also splendid variety Of paper hanging, borders, &c
Mr. would call particular attention 10 ms new syie OF
bs,r and spring mattresses ~ BOD beds and mat
,resseS r. nov aied'and made equal 10 new, by
W CRAwBUCK. No 35s Grand-n second
o,u. door east Of ESSEX SC
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COLLEGIATE INSW.

IL TUTE Chestnut Grove, Clifton. Staten Island, Rev
I. TOWELL. A. NJ, L. e. d., Pnnclpal.-ln this School
long prov ed and known establishment m which th'
pupils receive a sound education OF the first order IN Cas
sizes, French Spanish and German, Mathematics, English
commencing with the first rudments Drawing IN Oh ane
Water Colors and the uutIrng OF the Principal ts
sisted by of high character and tired expenence
exercised in order to maintain the reputation which hs
School has attained. I'm ex.oiicer de Caysene Aacsn
eeve de Bauoher Paris charge DIES lecOns dequsnoa
de voge de and descreme Tous les
exception ferOut les exefcices miltaJes The Pncgh
can &c the bOoK- store Of Geo p. Putnam, No
l55 Broadway Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays dg
ring this month Term commences Nov. /. Prospectus
At the pJiuclpal book stores sJOlms
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for ENGINEERS, $50 Hou..

~ ton-st N. Y-nIr VICTOR BEAUMONT, Gu
Engineer graduate from "LEcole Centrale des Arts
Manufacturer PARIS viii open the ist Of Ssptemhe
next a new course OF lessons m the French and Ensa
LANGUAGES IN all the branches theoretc Al and prsetxl
connected with Civil Engineering For details and rev
rences apply at the School anitH
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lemelrp, Nr.
REDUCED PRICES. WATCHES

REDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
= aud JEWELRY at REDUCED PRICES.-The
subscriber expecting 10 several large invoices of
WATCHES and JEWELRY for the Holidays IS now SELL
ing of hs present stock at greatly reduced prices
Fine Gold Leplne Watches, holes Jeweled, SIS
Fine Gold Detached Levers. full 80
Fine God Patent Lev 80
and ali other kinds OF Watches At equally low prices
also all kinds OF Gold Chains, pure Gold Wedding Kings,
Gold KEYS and Seals Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and 81.
Thmbles Diamond Rings and Pms, Bracelets Cold
Lochets Cuh Pins Ear Ri Gold and Silver Specices,
Breastpns Finger Rngs Silver Fruit KNIVES, Sterling Sll.
Yer Spoons Cups Forks much less prices man any
other house. Gold Watches as low $50 each "dches
and JewelTy exchanged All Watches warranted 70 Keep
good time the Money returned. Watches ClocAs and
Jewe repaired the best al much les than the
usual prices GEO. C. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewely, Wholesale and Retail,
No 81 W al. n sEu
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YIyO SELLERS.-The undersigned, Sec

u retary Of several Building and Loan Associations,
keeps fsr the pection Of members and ethers
OF ali property offered for sale TINS cy Brooklyn and
WaHsburgh Persons having houses or lots for sale, or
ease will fnd greatly 10 Their advantage 70 leave de-
srptLpn and price Of their property with PECARE,
Office No 200 Hester-st cor. Center
NB-PersOns DESTROYS Of purchasing or leasing houses
or lots sy themselves By examining the subscrosrs
register siS JIM
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THE WILTON BOARDING SCHOOL

THE WILTON BOARDING SCHOOI
- f1BOYS, Mr.. ABEL WHITLOCK. Pnnciph' W.
soDMeIce It's Winter term the Ist Of November ,,,
The School situated N the pleasant village Of "a
Sonn; within SIX mlles Of NOrwalk. and two ho4i' "
kom the clty by rahxay = ,.s
1t has been ,he unfem,ting ert Of the Principal ~,
MS Institution nferlor 10 the country a. 49,.
regard ~ the comfort and csnyenlences ID INC !.
aAso N the ihoroughness Of instruction impaired a. ~
branches To attain this Oh ect he has broasnsp
sHance the services Of ~eA known and ernsh
An enlightened economy reiTns IN all the dep es
which enables Dir Whtlock 10 put his terms 90 al y
moderate scale a. Will not fad u meet the des"''
classes Of the community c,,
The PRINCIPAL refen 70 his patrons IN Nev,I on ~, s
Cncpxs and information can be had 81 NO. ~ vof
ham-st Y. where the Principal can BE- met eseT
Assapy % Qctob7T, Gow | " e'c,'ckPM %m'""
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N w KEELER'S FAMILY BOARD.
SCHOOL for BOYS, a,

i , Greenwich Conn.,. h. NICHOLS, Prncpa
Terms Sl20 year. Circulars con,ang particulars. nr
be obtained at the Bookstore Of VI. H. Newman ScO,
No 1893 Broadway or OF the Principal by directing TO Shl
f,,l Conn % lms
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD.

ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD.
IL ING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Edinburgh, NYS
G. BEECHER, II. A, Principal Number Of Pupils I'm
tied 10 10. vacancies 2. Winter term commences WED
NESDAY November ). Terms $50 per session Of % wees
in advance No place secured ull the money paid ~
pills accomp anied and from New York the close NJ
commencement Of each term The Principal be sess
at the Irving House the Friday Saturday and Mondp
previous the 9Th November For circulars and references
address the Principal as above. s23 6w'
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r. WATTLES & CO., No. 43 Canal
HNO PLUM HAYDEN &

Il SANDERS manufacturers, offer for sale at their
Warehouse No 2l9 Pear-st full assortment of Croton
WORK made expressly for plumbers and calculated to
stand Croton pressure. Also large variety of Steam
Cocks OIL Caps sc for Locomotives and Stationary En-
gines lo2 2msl +. W. GERE, Agent
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vVUE PIANO FORTE.-Mes. NOR.

LEY respectfully announces to her pupils and ihe ~
dies in general that she prepared to give nstuo"a
on the Piano Forte at her residence, No % PrincsN
TermssiO per quarter. half IN advance or at he rsa
dences Of her pupils equally reasonable schools atendN
10 IN the city or country Mrs VI = long experience et
Teacher enables her to mpar thorough musical eduer
tion With facility OF I'm
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DEV. b. r. HALL, ID, OF Nose Hill
h Institute, Newbmsb, Orange Co . rscesssst
few BOYS as BOARDING SCHOLARS t4NASs ss<
70 order, aud reference gwen required
Auto tSov
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NOR SALE-Two Farms In Essex 90.
Jey.ev. one of % acres with two houses and
other buIdngs n good order and fence well stocked with
fruit. Also OF u acre wIih0H onIdIns, ~ sFn.
soS on 4 win pay half is cost For further particu-
Is,s inoure at No. 294 Bfoadway. Olb I'M
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DOOFING.-GOODWIN'S Patent

ENRINGES.-Ladies residing in the upper
D,rtof the CITY will accept the sincere thanks Of the
.hcbsr for their very liberal patronage the opening
of the aides elk Trimming Store
IL gives hun much pleasure 20 announce that In com
pance with an oft repeated request, he viii contnue-in
consequence Their support and Keep
on hand aud manufacture order Fashionable Funses
Gmps and Trmmin IS, IN great variety
Very respectfully,
X c. McRAE
No III 9Th av., I'd door above i2th ST., west side
oil lmTuIhSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
Schools.

TUITION-G. SCHMETZER, Pro.
feSsor OF Music and Languages informs the pubs
that he deSirous VI obtaining pupils for the Piano at
FLUTE the French. German, and LATIN iangnsges "r-
ten applications received ~ the Office II Ihc ir'hs or
Messrs EVANS & BRlrTANS, Booksellers. 10 ~
broadway $50 IN