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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

DETECTION AND ARREST OF BURGLARs.-
ABOUT q o'clock yesterday morning, officer RyAders
OF me Eighth Ward discovered two rogues IN the
~ Oh ou'sariously entering the grocery store cor.
n'' u rtihce and Mercer streets, By removing a
shutter IRON one of;he windows THIS much beng &c.
eopsaed' one ofihe rascals took on: pane Of glass
ron me window, through which he thris; his hand
and unoarred The from, door which was very near
the window After entering the store. Mr.. Rynders.
who had pulled OF his boots to proven, making a
noise, with the assistance Of citizen. arrested th-
two men, who gave their names As Michael Quinn
and Thomas Robinson. They were taken before
Justice NcGrslh, who committed them 20 PRISON 70,
trlal.
FELL FROM WINDOW -Oue Michael
Robinson, living In Thireenth-s, yesterday fell GU;
OF four;h-s;ory window And vas 50 .e-ribl, ,nr.,
tina. y l. ihOusts H. c,uuD. ra..vA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

NBLo's.-To-night the Green Mon
ster" with Antoine as the White Knight. The
Tight Rope. With new feats by Mons Blondln, and
tie Venetian Carnival played TO in,rod uce the
excellent dancing Of Nile. Celestlne Franck and her
sister together with the Silt performances OF Mons
NarZetu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

The ALLEGED EMBEzzLENENT-C0M-
PLANT DSMIssED.-On Saturday morning we pub
hshed the arrest OF James Downey, who stood
charged .on complaint OF Mr.. Thomas Fey, with
having embezzled $4,000 III cash belonging 20 the
latter, and then making HIS escape The case came
up for hearing, before Justice Lathrop, on satur
DAY afternoon, at which time the complaint was dis
missed. it appearing before the magistrate that no
criminal ofense had been committed. The money
was refunded 10 Mr. Fey and Downey was dis
charged from custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

mark
When the above deposition Wa. made the injured
man was informed tha, he Was IN a dying condition,
and IN case death enSued, the evidence taken would
not be allowed IN Court OF Justice n b Blunt,
$50 the District Attorney, accordingly went to the
Hospital, and prepared a form 10 which could be al
hched the statement of the dying man. and LEFT II
with DR.. Leroy. under whose charge was the wound
81 man. lie continued 70 sink gradually after his
admission 10 the Hospital, and informed the fol.
lowing evening, by DR., Leroy that he could not long
survive, The poor man, who was perfectly con-
seioas OF has awful situation, replied: Yes. feel
nat am DIVING | know cannot live" He then
made the following statement 70 Dr. LEROY.
], Michael Foster, policeman OF the Fourth Ward.
10" Nins al me New-Noik Hospital suffering from
a~ound IN the abdomen, declare, with full con
>clooSneSS OF my dying situation. the folloNng 10 be
a uuV statement OF the occurrence which lei IN my
present condition do not know the man who dl1
u nor could recognise HIM there Were three men
,MAhs very loudly on The corner of Roosevelt and
Water streets, and the policeman II the bea, had
ihem TO so home they became saucy | also cam
ing along, spoke 10 them, and SAID If they aid MOI
stop lher noise would take them in. when one OF
ne three came toward me md stabbed me usi
aad no alteration with Inn.
soon after finishing the above declaration. Mr.
Foster oreathed his last, For several wears the de-
Wand Police, and al the time OF his death was one of
Ue Sergeants of that patrol district he was IS
years of sse, and lived a; 3l9 PeaIlsrce, where he
q" len a wife and two children The deceased Is
Ae second Officer of that District, as Will well be re
"emoered. who has los, his life IN less than month
sai'e IN discharge Of his duty his late associate
s'"s' l. GhIespie, having been brutality murdered
oa'er'S'reet early on the morning of the 10Th
y' Al isi O'Clock yesterday morning. Aid Jacob
.oAAIey OF the Fourth Ward. Coroner Geer beng
N'~ town. proceeded to the Hospital and held an
Saes' on the body Of Michael Foster, the deceased
'1A witnesses were examined. among WHOM,
~ ~ 0'nee's Prendergrast and Duffy the former
p ""'n' Was near the deceased when he was stabbed
~ substance of their testimony did no. vary
60" hon what was published IN Tae 7r,,sn,
s.ly Francis Sanders, steward on bolrd the
"AosnA' Who was with Lopez n, the tms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

FATAL AccIDENr.-As the train that left
Poughkecpse at 4 p NJ, on Saturday was coming
down Just below PeekskI brakeman, named John
Carson and another got upon the tops OF the cars to
regulate the cordby which the bell IS rung-ihe cars
gong at the time at the rate Of about 30 miles an
hour-when, passing under bridge, Carson was
knocked down and almost instantly killed the other
saved hmsefby falling down before the tram reached
the bridge The body OF the deceased was brought
down TO the Stationhouse At 1hlr!y-frst-s!, where
It IS SAID ms family reside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

JERSEY CITY Prison There have been
committed 20 this Prison 60 persons during The
month of July, 1881. Their crimes are as follows
Drunkenness and Disorderiy Conduct So Theft,
Vauraucy Malicious Mischief |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
6onscs tuante0.
Cutlerp, 6aroware. Me.

N\LARG EMENT.--CHARLE ).
IA ITTrl T. successor % Osborn Ltt,el having
afeed his premises occupying both buildings NoS 80 AID
"a Fulton has with The enlargement. opened Gp N ad
dltioB ms already extensive assortment anu
large stock OfHAkDMAkE. CT rLERI. EDGE TOOLS
~ and the better information y! IL ineu1s and ms
puNc ho are INFO med The extent .. has ASSN
mt nt would state thai n
THk CELLARS
o Nos 80 ard "a Kept Cut and Wrought Nails SPIKES
House shoes Riyels ALss. Wagon Boxes, Scotch Hone
aud other trayN gc,dS.
THE FIRST FLOORS II Nas % AID 81 AND SECOND
FLOOR OF N IS
occupied manly with shell t'rGs Cutlery Builder,
Hardware Etss Tools aud Tools ior aAIcs s-nsrA.
together With samples
TIN THIRD FLOOR OF NJ 50
With Shoy,ls Spades hzV. Manure an . r4ra F1rAs p
taio Hooks, NiS-S CHAINS. Corn and Coffee Nill,. y
TIE THIRD FLOOR OF Ne 81
Il utN"ec ~ samples 81 Timed a.d laplnned H',JS-
MSft sauce and Frying Pans. round aud avail Bo.le~s,
kFas> hetueS Furnaces Scales. Pump Augtrs aad Ri
utiS, Moircs ans beuns Machines. 94ck>crrss IS.
Skates. and gocos toT Tie California market ~
The rot RFH FLOORS
81 Nos 81 and " contain Hoes Scsths kssrs Tarks Trans
Purnps " ell Shan ard fixtures Scish Bells SsS.fres
TURKEY o. stone Ssrd Crccinlcs 10
THE EIEIH LOFTS
Of Ms 80 auc g. (U<ptTs ITsS Eooqs r, -xs &c.
Snaths Handles led RlSe Lead Pots Coal Hsis l.
The whole comprising more complete aSSsS.n.est Il "a
car hr found concentrated ans II rs ne All
a. which the a'teugi,n NJ ~ llends a IL u1c NJ
have - long extended theig rasi. lage = tnsset
IS SIFrA AN lafap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

- 1 hA->t Ghp iib ~ if+i~-'D - 80
~ vtri to VISIT c. W TUrTLES Emporium 81 fAncy
(,es No 80 Broadway WHERE may DC seen, ia eheies
VARIETY every description % kaslsh. French herman
and Chinese faLcy Ware 81 the most nADe pces
Wholesale and retail New am neaItIu GOvcs By every
arrival from Eurol- LSI,ors are always vel ,oiTc
sl3BIuThASh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

4 AND.-For sale. in lots 10 snlt Pur-
cbaserx ,eautfll piece Of 100 acres Of LAID, LYING
OF the noh Of tbe Long Island Railroad at3a. NJ
Go md a., Psv InogIre OF WI HAMAN, Ne =
Madison.,. y Y. OF ROBERT SEAMAN. Jsrcs'' l. L
s,2 i.us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
Alatbinern, ST.
VO PRINTERS end NEWSPAPER

HNO PRINTERS -nd NEWSPAPER
4 PROPRIFTORs -Fof SAL Z. N low orice, IN COM
g,se o-ce. several s,couihall Printing Presses ~ FOL.
lows
Double Cylinder P,atias Machine. s.se of Sei y p,
% 10 he
Single Lslse C,.lugeI Presses, u bed 50 by -
rches
Me,ssz wash.ngtoG and Santa Had Prs.>s.
Suqer-Ro,ai .sElngton Had Pre-,
Al i'm S,aTiifg Pres.
HOE CO. Ms ?, AID 81 Go.d-st
- -xTuTfX>SGW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
SAUGATUCK FEMALE SEMINARY

~ Westpon, Conn--Miss III COlEf, Principal The
Winter Term Will open Nov Tins School belns designed
exclusively for Boarier>, and OF those limited number
the Teachers enabled IL devote large portion Of time
to each pupil thus greltl, achtaung moral, mental and
physical Improvement Terms reasonable Cr'nlss. con
tanning particulars procured D, addressing the Puncpa
or AZ the bookstore of MARk n NEWMAN n co, NJ
1919 Broadway.
RrtERFNcE.-ReN. W H. Fushe. NespoIt Joseph
Jaunce, u Westpot Morris kftcium, ESl West.
por, Marx n Newmaa Co Ne 1872 broadway. New-
York Wakeman n Dskcmeu Controllers Ohcr NeF
York Hon Henry Green, Trenton. New Jefsei
Sw IulhNSfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
1ewelrn, &t.

DICH JEWELRY, WATCHES, &c.-
IVA JOEL co. n. si) BIoadway have jnst re-
ct.gef pr Psrhc. splendid nj II jew
cir + the recherche character All sAgui,s ~0fs
mausfip IA Bracelets Pms X ass. CAaIBs, Earrings.
Peucil Case S-lts, &c Gold aad Silver Watches rca
ated Wares Paper Mache a1cy Cabne WORK Jet Or
.l's Sa-cl[wooi and other Fans. Porte La
ti.s Wort cases. Cana Ornaments BlOG,erre sc &c..
Nhch having been purchased By themselves for cash
EurOe they enabled - offer q Considerable redDc-
u NE usual pnce, No. J,3 brOaaAay,
% linz lnsaIIy 0pposlie ne Coano-e Hnnse ilote.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
IEwELRy AND SiL.

NEktthE.-rtossv 10 sssh - ocs base " steA-
IS e~sil a3c silver ware, sh-F a. wholesale rs1aI
wIi ana u greats % tk-ir adVartNr~ = cali thc ssh
scluef. - 8 constantly reey al dsscrpsSyS q tas
and SILVER watches, f,a the Ltn--rs Eng -
frsnoe AMI Switzerland. eaich he . selling - iezs,
rone;ers and Duplex Watches Fze Gold and Silver rae
lisA PstcE. Lever Watches. BY Cooper TOBIAS B-rss,
aac Others Cole 1nG SILVER Ictstchet Lever aat lept.
Ws:ches Cold Guard - AMI Yes Chlrs Chsfals =
Chains for lsces Pure Cold wedding Rs~ Goi
Guard kess rob ke,s and seals Gold tn4 SILVER Pea,l
ard & id Rnys. LADIES' Bracelets. Cod i.ckr's tssi
snd Silver ihiNhles ChAns foT Watches cold asa 81
yer Sgectsyics Sts-ar Silver >s1ns. Cups, YOKE q.
sod watches a. ~ as ssets % eacs. watches ,Is
Je~elTV exchanged
Al Mstcnes warranted q kssS god tAs n .as,
reSuraeJ v atcueS tls-<s aaa JsWelry Tspalrs-
best ulAnnes ,ai warranted, Sai A. mUch les SAAa -
usual pness GEo. { ALLAN inporssg Il " Al hes .nl
Jeweuy. wholesale and Retail n Al-st cols q New
seeoae corner re SrNsisJ. tgg sArsl 'or.aet, VI
Wsi-ss "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
EDGEHILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
MISS HAyENs vii resume hersSchool

DEV. Is. f. HALL, DID, Of Rese H'h
IL IaS,,uts Nsrb4rst, O5arge CO y Z reee's' :
s.v, YOYs a. BOARDING. SCHOLARS tncshs 80
q order sEd reference gfyse f,csrs.
srls pf = " &NtDct.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD

IL ING SCHOOL tor BOYS. a, Edinburgh, NY-S
4 BEECHER MA Principal Number Il Papils tim
tied 10 10. sacascies 2 Winter term commences WE'D
NESDAY November s. Terms $50 per Of p weeks
IN adv No place secured uli the money paid Pn.
pils accompanied "a and from New YORK al she close and
commencement 81 each term. The Principal be sees
al the Irving House the Erda, saturday and Moadas
PREVIOUS the 9TH November FOI c ulrs and rcerencc
tppl, a. the PRINCIPAL u ow'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
DOOK-BTNDERS' LEATHER.-The

subscriber has ALWAYS hand and Is constantly
csvrnr English eolored SkYers. coorcd Calf SKINS French
Turkey Norocco Russia Red Leather, ssted splits and
Calf Book cloth yrsnch German and Amencan Marble
Psper and every other article required bmery arse
assortment al George Dudlsys superior bark Sv-ss blank
Sheep AVID law Calf always On hand All Of the above are
offered for sale ~ the lowest market prices, by
su7 2ms JAMES COOK, 293f Pearl-st y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
New GecSs troa Europs
WATCHES, EWELRl ana SILVER

w NAkE-SsI IRE BROrHER. - Futaa a. and
iS7 Bc~try can maize the interest hAse " ~ VISA
the ahve goods by arrangements Egnose a.i ~.
manufactures here - getting goods gsg tbs ffs A,s
- make their Purchases A. either store " Fpsaa N ~
Sowrry
Gold Wscses BY Cooper. rr6,as. Beesle, AMI der.
Gold patent lever Watches. full .cwsleJ
Gold stehes correct timers for easneers sri cso,,r
or u railroads
Gold patent lover " stches TO- ladle,
Gold and silver Watches II Az sinis
Gold CHAINS. new Stclc TIC chats,A4n i,s lad.es
Gold wocdlD Rlnss, made expressly .of tAat pu,pss
Gold iockets Ike watches. open b0th sides
Silver rea-StS. FORKS. SIs'ons, Ladies. s.
Silver are = the pride OF our business. aEi I.s
mined 70 keen the reputation ~ selling al silver sqll
g. dollars. AMI that Is our warranted standard.
Cake BASKETS, Casters. CandeStickS waters ~ a.
Our ne-al g0Ns warranted represented, each "
kclc the pnce marked PLAIN nures One prce md css
only lJie jmrurhkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS.

WIN. :. VANDERBILT would call
the attention Of his customers and the public gene
rally 10 his well selected stock Of Cloths Casmers vest
ings and Fall and inter- Goods. at his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, N6 Br1atwa'.
where he prepared - make 1p GENTLEMEN and
BOYS CLOTHING. the most fashionable stgle
He also keeps well selected assortment Of GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS READY MADE CLOTHING.
Also general assortment Of everything found ia
GENrLEsESs FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
Ami
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

~ 6nduding morse afo wagon Of Grocery Sore,
located pncpa street and one Of the he stands IN
he Village Of ihian gn. and doing good hun
cash only TIE store be had On lease De-
Whamsbursh l.. / 80 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
FASHIONABLE SHIRT EMPORI

Il UM, No. PIke-st near East BrcadwN.-Nrs j
SOUDER would call the attention OF gentlemen about
purchasing their fall and winter supply Of Shirts 20 the
fact that all garments made by her warranted perfect
IT maternal and manufacture and that her PrceS are
reasonable those Of any other senee establishment
the city.
Shirts Of every style pattern and material made order
short Ho.ce Measured by experienced cutter and
a IL guaranteed IN all cases s2s ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
'THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

d at Gen Taylor's Head Quarters No IS Fulton-st
corner of Gold p l. ROGERS, COmmiSsaTy General Of
tae above well known establishment desires to acquan;
his patrons and the public thai he prepared 10 offer
them assortment Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
made Of superior materials and by experienced vorSmen
wholesale and retail. cheaper and more vaued IN
sle than be- found At any other house IN this city
The entire establishment under the supervision u MIR
sol DER who Will specially attend 20 the custom de-
uent thereby guaranteeing perfect 1T ali who pa
iromze him Remember. IS Fulton s. corner God-Gen
Tayllrs Head Quarters. SIC lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
Two AMATEURS of FRENCH and

\ ITALIAN IITERArU RE.--A Gentleman rroesiiy
arrived from the Continent of Europe and having
leisure time ~ his disposal viii giyc instruction the
.h,y. languages either AZ hS own TD0ms the
donce OF the pupils lie has had considerable etpcfeacs
ma p aching aud has uniformly succeeded "a, sf
toa though ever aiming be philosophical aud thorough
u ms general system OF teaching, he welded 10 no part
cuar system and adapt' his s, ncious rcspcc"el 70
the taste and habits ot the pupils HIS references aeo the
highest ner aud ms terms such cannot fa 30 D. asS
factory every Further particulars maF De obtained
and an interview secured bF addTrssing note 70 AVA
TETp n, . 1st Pos. Office SIlN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

JAMES G MOFFET, Gas Filter, and
- Manufacturer q
Gas ChANDLthS. PENDANTS, BRACKETS &
NJ ~ and y. Prace 81 thui hock vest II Bf,a1uy
~ss cave 10 call tie Aenti 4 iLese fitting her
,lsrs ~sh ga = cali an, Examine a. siocA # Gas
tises Igs assortment . the latest siye md patterns
and Al antd eua quality and Considerably os "a
ces = "a ali 0lhcr establishment. n Jared sra.e,
SIN = a e 80 . n Sy@a . SO Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
- YOUNG LADIES-Nrs MUIlioAh lad ".
ROBERTS have removed from - walker Il 10 Nsse
2lstst ihrst house Of Jh where theJ Wi yyns
their Boarding and Day School 1T Young Ladies On epo
DAY September O. 1851 An OmnIbus viii s provided ~,
the accommodation II pupils WIZ reside IN distant prs
the city Circulars b. obtained n The store Of M
Lockwood SON, OF A. IVES, 1is-st
aul2 GwIu1hkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
CALIFORNIA GOLD SPECIMENS,

" Quartz and Sand. bought IS n SOLOMON co. =,
Cod aLt Silver kehners and AssaFer, Sweep Seers and
G-a1ers Il eaTL minerals and al known substances thst
c0ni The above metals OLD goid SILVER diamonds anil
precious stones bought jewellers ard h ersnts sWesYs,
ores and all nsrc substances ground II the fefner r.
hnefy a. No - AIMS New-iOrS 20 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

EOR SALE.-A beautiful country rest
lance IN IN. town .s Rye within Six nlnotes walk u
ths New York and New iSsen Railroad sIauon - MA
malNneck containing about sx acres ~ supe'e iah' NJ
vsaty Of peats cherries grapes and siher garden fa
IN il view OF ong island Sound The house iisi
sna ~ feet deep with Arben attached. and suitable O.
bulllnss The house 6nished WIKI hard walls ma 10
nantes CRATES sc. Enquire Il TOMpklNS
,Sl9nT,rhSSs \. ISL BDvegy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

SALERATUS. - The old fashioned
bN",pure r. arl Ash sseratzs' Al Sgda sa4eraias
OF tn most approved quality sarrfs o ffcAtkr' N
sale b. T. CORNELL. NJ. Comics Siip cyLh,f u
Nater-st. % 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
Two PRINTERS.-One-half of an old

IL established Newspaper Establishment IN one OF the
principal towns IN Jersey offered for sale 10 prsc-
tcal Printer who Ca Of taking charge Of the pub.
lnhng department TIE paper now issued weekly ana
il u proposed publish twice or three times week
The Office enjoys large and increasing Jobbng and Ad
yertsng patronage TENS easy The present editor con
tnues his services Apply at common SONS. No
Is Ann st New Yok A ID. DRAKE.
sl3 lltTuIbESs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
DICH FURNITURE.-JULIUS DES-

PICH FURNlTD RE.-JUL Us DES-
III SOIR respectfully Informs his customers aud the
public ally that he has removed ms Cabinet ware
No SO Broadway next door g. the Chinese Ma
scum lie haS ou hand large and beautiful assert
nent OF Furniture OF the richest description 10 which he
invites attention lie also prepared O. furnish 10 order
the sy les VI choice Furniture now m u>esuch as
Gothic Antique Fhzahethian. French and other Designs
and which ne VIII warrant Jl the very BEST Materials
workmanship and finish Il I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
NO SOUTHERN and WESTERNTAI-

TO SOUTHERN and W EST t.RNTAl-
u LORS, CLOTHIERS, & Your attention is sell-
cited a. extensive stock Of Ready Made Clothing winch
hls been manufactured with t. the increasing de-
maDd for goods wholesale OF superior style and cha
rscer heretofore offered this market which,
from long experience the best trade of the CITY,
enabled 10 produce and at such prices render them the
acceptable the score of economy. snd thus svaa
bic avertnE the nroas business which are
beng made by the tnerant vendors of the trash with
when the country is beng inundated In word. pur-
chasers establishment have the obvious adyantas
OF q selection from what may be relied the most
fashionable and desirable garments
WM T. JENNINGS s CO, No 23l Broadway,
aul5 Il American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

LvINE PAPER HANGINGS.-FRAN-
Il SPARES h CO. NJ. 379 Poarl-street. have Just
received offer at wholesale and retail. extensive
soriment all the richest STYLES Of Decorative, Velvet,
Gold and Satin, French and American PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS, selected expressly for Drawing
Rooms sc Also all the most approved styles Of Dec IRA
tive Oaks Marble Blocks Panel WORK. SC, suitable ioI
Halls DINING Rooms. sc The most perfect worAmen 10
hang paner avs ON hand S2g In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
MUSICAL NOTICE.-STUYyE.

NJ SAINT INSfITUTE, No DO bf0s4"hI -Hr'".
T. c HIILGF " BASH, vii glye rsi,fe l-s-,a' %
the Plary Forte Olsn Singing. 81 "a tne P"iNr>tE
Instt ute the ssdenos a p-piis Asp Tise less ~
D. Casses the von. Singing g. foaf evenings can
xeek Terms made Known oE ayDIcaf'0s
NB-Pianos II Leuchte Ns~tsa . msapi"tlf. 10
al. xs,y Iog 28S 2mTsTnkS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
ATPRIVATE SALE.-A Country Re-

sience Consisting Of House and II acres OF beaut
full Land, situated at Danen. Connecticut about 300 feet
from the Railroad Depot al that place. The House which
high ground high 81 by 81 feet IN depth
with piazza the redconainng some ii rooms. IL II
and well painted throughout, and is finished in sub
stantia and elegant On the premises there
fine barn with house stables and all neces
sary buildings Thee also large arbor surrounded
with abundance Of Al Kinds of grapes of choicest qus
also, large nuubeT of fruit and ornamental shade
trees shrubbey &c TIE walks IN front of the house
lined with box wood aud the whole place has neat and
elegant appearance aI terms and further psrtcu
lars Apply To ANTHONY J BLEECKER,
AZ AuctiOneer No Broad st v Y
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FASHIONABLE FALL

~ CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c
THOMPSON. PECK NIXON. No 3oi Broadway (cor
Duancs have constantly on hand good assortment ot
fine and fashionable ready made Clothing and Furnishing
goods part of Hosiery Gloves SILK. Mern0 ane
Cotton Understands and Drawers, HandNerchets, CrN
watts.
Also GenilemenS Toilet articles Shirts made - order
Thev would attention to their stock Of Cloths CASH
and Nestngs which OF the newest styles and
from which garments 0 be made IA the best manner and
most fashion abs style q I'm