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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-Stated

Session. MONDAY, Oct. IL, 1871.
Present-A A. Alvord, Esq. President IN the
Chair, Assistant Aid. Moore. Haley, Maooalt Nc
Ca1thy Boyce, Barr, J. B. Webb, Jas. Weoo. crane,
Miller Smith, Tleman, Pearsall, Sands, Ward, Bob
sier. Ely, Edwards.
PrtlftSns-By Assistant Aid. Boyce-Of members
of Hudson Hose Co. No 81, for new hose Carriage.
To Committee on Fire Department. =,
By Assistant Aid. Bolster-Of freeman Campoeil
and others for sewer 30th.st. and lOth-av 10 con-
meet with sewer IN Slst-st. To Committee on Sewers
Reports-Of Committee on WharveS &c. recon-
mendng award of contract for addition 10 pier loot
Of Rutgers-st E. K, to Sharp Handley. Adopted.
OF COMMITTEE on CIoton AQueduct Department,
relative to laying water pipes IN st, that be-
tween lst ana 9d-ays. be included. Adopted.
BY the President. ordinance TO reorganlze the
Election Districts IN NNIIlth Ward 10 be divided
into five Districts VIZ LIST. between north OF lith-st
east OF 6th-ay south of 2stSt, and west OF Irving
place and LeXlngton-avr running through me center
of Creamery PARK, Id. between north of i4'n-sI,
east of lrving-place and Lexngton-aV, running
through the center of Gramercy Park, and south OF
2lst-st, and west of the East River lid, between
north OF elstst east Of 6hav, south OF 26thst, and
west Of the East River VITA, between north OF
26thst of 6th-av.. south OF S2d.si and west OF
East River Nth, between north OF 32d 81, east oil
6Ih-avsOuth of 4othst-. and ives, of the East RIVER
Adopted By the following vote Amrmdfns-lh ne
President, Assistant Aid. Moore, Haley Maboa!t
NcC arthy Boyce, Barr J. B. Webb, James Webb
Crane Miller. smith TIeman, PieTsal. Sands Ward
Bolster, Ely Edwards.
tary OF the National Temperance Society, asking
that the polls be held in buildings where no liquors
are sold-with resolution for the appointment OF a
Speclal Committee. 20 report upon the proprety OF
the measure Adopted, and Assistant Ala. bOyce,
Mabhau and Tieman, appointed the COMMITTEE.
ReSotutfors-By Assistant AID Crane, That Mich
olasJ Jones be appointed Inspector Of Elections Tor
IIId District, Nh Ward. in place Of VIM t smith,
Jr RESIGNED Asa Bui,man 10. lNth DisIlcl, II
Mace OF John Kyser resigned Peter Dung GO. Tor
Clh District III place OF Nicholas } Jones remover
from the District, David ii. DICK ahd James :. Al
With District no elected Df MS
take m With District Matthew Name ana "eof5e
Colyer do for With District. Adopted
By Assistant AID J b. Weoo. thai the Gas 20
hcht With gas the block IN Ihntonst., bet~etA
Monroe and Ohery SIS soon Is The mains are AL
ADOPTED. ,-,t r-,,,
ron Distinct INih Ward be changed 10 The ; L.
al Washington and Hammond sts AMI taAI me -
Election District be changed 10 $50 BeeSes-s'' iN-i
Ward Accepted. .. s.,..,
~ Assistant Aid smith TIA, the sidewalks HON
of No. 2S3 % s. be repaired Adopted sr,,,
b. Assistant Md Miller. that ihe pets VI ~
Election District, Ath WaId. &c removed UoH ''''
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il The barge CLINTON Capt, wil;s,e. ev.C NON
DAY; EXCHANGE Capt RosekIsns even Ih J,s
DAY; POUGHKEEPSIE Capt hoffman, every SATU2-
DAY,si so'ciock p NJ from foot OF Nunsyst for pas
sengers and freight The sesve bges are elegantly frr-
nshed with and spacious and comfortable cab
s and expressly fitted up for the conor' aud
nence OF passengers and At Poughks eps, IN time
for the stages 70 Sharon Pine PlsIn sn New MH)rd ga
farther information apply board The 3lrges,
In WILLIAMSON l. VAIL. iE Kest-G<.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-John Lewis
who was arresteda few DAYS since for having goods
in his possession which appeared to have been bur
garouSly taken from the house of MIR. {. Wilson IN
WILLIAMSBURG. was examined on Monday morning he
fore Justice King. and fully committed for trial. The
stolen arlicles were delivered TO Their owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING
THE COSDITIoN THE PoOR.-The Eighth annual
meeting OF this Association held Monday evening
H. tie Lecture Room of the Brooklyn institute From
the yearly report which read by ;. q. Arnold,
E.Q a. appears that since the org,nlZsion oil tue
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..


nIRECT ROUTE to CANANDAI-
lCGuA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO and the WEST
via NEW YORK snd ERIE. and CANANDAICIa "a
ELMlRA RAiLROAD.-CHASoso OF rINE -Os aad AZ
ter the 2sh September INST, the trans thu rsse v,n
run as follows
lst-Dsy Express Tram leaves Hew-York (fe< Of De-
anest at NJ and ARRIVES AZ Cans o.agra as1 5ePM
2d-Mal Tram leaves New York foot of Diane ST. Me
NJ, arrives AZ Elmrs At SPIN. and leaves neti mem
ing for CanaDdAIsua al 80
d-Night Express Tram leaves New-Ye<k (fsct q
Duane st st 6P. n, and ARRIVES At Canaaaspys M -
St-Day Express Tram leaves Canandagus II 10 n
and arrives IN New-YOTk al 10 03 A III
2i-Nall Tram leaves Cansndaigua at p NJ, connect
ed with the Buffalo Mail line. Passengers by tins tran
will arrive Emrs At NJ and either 20 By the
night Expxess Tram the same evening, sfsr mig Ars
rest proceed To the City al next morning.
3d-Nighi Express Ira n leaves Canandaigua at Bpm
and arrives New-york az II 50 VI.
4 Freight Tram VIII leave CanandaieuA daily ut 10 NJ
Passengers Will end this the cheapest and most evpes
tlous sre olned with the large and commoous carr. v
render II the easiest and most comfortable
MARVIN PORTER
Chef Engineer and Superintendent
Csnandagus. Sept. %. 1851 oiu
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DEATH OF AN EDfroR.-Mr. Henry A.
Lee, for number Of years the editor and part pro-
pntor Of the Brooklyn DAILY AdrcrtisT, expired at
O'Clock this morning al his residence, No. ~ Ill
ion-St. Deceased had not enjoyed sound health Tor
some tine back. but was generally able 70 attend %
us cutes until Monday, when he Was cOnfnett TO MS
bed.
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TARGrr ExcrRsIoN.-On Mondav the

AkUEI IAVO KSIUN'-VH .'IVTIUHN VI'V
Franklin Guard. Capt. Baldwin numbering 3 men,
ana accompanied by the Brooklyn Band, proceeded
their annual target excursion 10 Flushing. l.. l..
number of prizes were shot for the first, beau
tiful gold medal. won by Capt. Baldwin the
second, a magnificent silver goblet was won by Mr..
Barre third prize, a handsome gold medal, won by
private Johnston fourth prize, IS gold piece. won
by private -- fifth prize, beautifully chased
silver medal won by private c. d. Wilson. The
Company returned at O'Clock, and on entering the
Armory IN Cranberry-St the Captain exhibited 10
his men splendid wreath OF flowers, presented by
Miss Boerum. the execution and design OF which
was as creditable 10 the far lady As It compl-
mcntary 70 the Guard, after which they broke
ranks" and each repaired to his home.
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society in lS44, the annual contributions collected
and distributed were. Isf5 $2,259 1886, $2,s7o
is47, $3.50 lsss, $3,4S3, lsfs. $36I 1850, ca
9l6 1851, $4,ls7.
During the pas, year relief has been afforded to
about 2,5C0 cases The number OF orders received
a, the Central Depot and duly paid by the agen.
amounted to $50 for groceries and edibles, and l0s4
for coal and wood, beside those for shoes and cloth
ing The sum Of s20l0 "a was paid for wood and
coal 1850 96 for groceries and provisions, and
s2l4 IS for clothing and shoes and the numser Of
families relieved is about GOO.
Besides the moneys expended as above, this ASSocI-
alton is the recipient Of funds from several other
charitable societies, the object of which IS, that
greater benefits may be derived IN consequence OF
the more extended arrangements OF this institution
The financial report states that there has been
received into the treasury during the past
Balance on hand last wear 80
Paid BY General Agent per youchers-.--si.lsi %
Balance in treasury Oct. II, 1851 -. 81 -
Afier the reading of the above report, the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year were elected:
Presdent-SETH Low
We Presdenis-Danlel Ayres. Augustus Graham,
John II Brewer, Benjamin Flanders, Isaac A. Storm.
Erecufire Commiftee-Robertl Nichols. Austin Mel
Win. Geo. Fletcher, Calvin p. Sawyer. Samuel G..
Arnold. Isaac IL rockingham, R. c. Mofat, Randall
II. Green.
TredSusr-John Blunt
SscretGrv-James Howe.
Corresponding Secretary and General Agent-Sfe-
phen Croweil
An Advisory Committee, consisting Of five from
each Ward IN the CITY, were also elected
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New \ DIRK CITY INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS. -
The usual weekly meeting ofihs body held al the
New cit, Hall on Tuesday evening, Oct. :. X. AR
THIN BAILEY (of the Seventh Ward,l the President,
tsklrp the char. NWe Presidents. Daniel Willis,
Eleventh Ward, ard John \. Smith, Seventeenth
Ward Secretary pro TEN. John l.. Kingsley, Cor
rc>ron,hnr Secretary. Benjamin Price. Second
W. financial Secretary, William Rove Trea-
srrer David Marsh, Ninth Ward, Corresponding
Scmni,tee. John II. keyser, Fifth Ward d. c.
n,t.,Soo second Ward Joshua 4. Heath. Seven
I'm VVa,d. and John L. Kingsley, HobOken, and
! vacancy. Finance Committee Benjamin Price.
Iuii"n A Magaenos, Ninth Ward, and ID G Crob
C,eSertlal Committee, DAVID Maish. Aor !aam ohAI'
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MAIL LINE. via Stoning-

ton for Boston Providence, New Bedford. Taunton
and Newport carrying the great Eastern Mail With
out change Of detention The secure and elegant
steamers C. VANDERBILT and COMMEMORATIVE IN
alternate days (Sundsys excepted Pier Ne X thrst
wharf above Battery place ~ O'Clock NJ For pas
sage freight apply at Pier No 2. or at tho
Office, No II Battery place. su
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Nl FEII'SI l.ItIt W.T. 'IFlN-' 70 ~'1l'lEr'' u
Adults. 10 Children, 81.
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NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and
u FALL RIyER-The splendid and superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE leave on alter
days Sundays excepted) Pier No 3, n H. near inc
Battery at 5P VI For Freight. apply board OF AZ the
office, On Pier No. 3 IlSDALE bokutN,
slI Agents, Nos. 10 and III VEST II,
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y II TON.-The new aud splendid steamboat WILSON
SMALL. Capt I V. Arrowsmlth, leaves ChNHDer-st
TUESDAYS Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays, at o'clock
A NJ and Saturdays at 2o'cl0ck NJ. ReHning leave
Key Port at o'clock r except Saturdays ana sundays
In In
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD.

" Morning line leaving Pier No L. North River, foot of
Battery place. daily. SUNDAYS eScepsd( att NJ per
steamboat John Potter Afternoon line loves at m,
from same PLACE. Emgrant line leaves At > y ~
ali 1 BLISS. Agent.
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y c. and c. LINE.-The new and elegant

W. Steamer BUCKEYE STATE, Capt G. G, STAN
ARD. leaves Buffalo every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS on the ARRIVAL of tho Express
Tram from Albany Through from Blnalo To CINCINNATI IN
" hours Tickets be procured on board ~ I OF shs
Peoples Line OF Steamers ard the RIP Van Wrinkle rare
from Buffalo to Cincinnati SO. Meals and Berhs included
sIg BIN A. CABLE, Agent
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tNLANN ELS-4jO bales ali-wool. PLAIN
I'D ,srd 5-sslef. Green OrsDse. Wire 40 rf's.-
- sl,.,,f. fs- - Nv NEsNiIH GO,
"a Ne % 3rg.c 81 nj - Now.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S.

r.rcorssor 70 Osborn Lnslei nsvss , 81
- -; re,,,sss occupying both buildings, re % -
:. fuI,as :. hss With the esargemss. cPe.s - sr
Hful.oh - ns5v extensive tmsst Dew Al
ei.sa ., :. w III AKDWARE, CUTLERY EDofE - N.
large syek Liter information Of hrs friends ana ~
80 a"o ~ are nat informed as 20 the exters OF Ms
nrasnt would state thai M ,,,.pa
n No. AZ asd "a are kept Cut and Wrocsht ss. t..
Hon. She's Rseis Anviis. Wagon Boxes S'''1"
snd other heavy goods .x...yD SECOND
THE YIRST FLOORS Of Mes % sna y AMI
.r. oooupied manly with Shelf Goods Cuey
Esydways Edge Tools, and Tecls Tor me0nsA0 =" ~
together VIII TH iE'T Third FLOOR OF No. %
IL G.. Ill sna5es Hsy, Manure AID Gar9en fsfs 70
~. 9~ots y,ses CHAINS, Corn and Coiee nihis' &c
sa'o h"oAs TIiF THIRD FLOOR OF No 81
l.; a.-o,ed 10 SAMPLES of Timed and Japsnned feno"-
Mars SAUCE and Frying Fans. round and cvai bouen
~. Eetfes Furnaces, Scales, Pump Aueers and KIM
meTs Wertics and Boring Machines, Jackscrews' "nm
sIs:es and goods foy the California market, &c
THE FOURTH FLOORS
81 Nos "a and a contain Hoes Scyths hakee TsoEs traps
Pumps, We'll Cham and hxtufes. Sseish ooAis' 0a'
Turkey OH Ssope, Sand CruCbles, &c
THE FIFTH LOFTS ,.h.
of Nos IS and a. Coopers Truss Hoops BenoTs ~
Snaths Handles assorted Black Lead Pets, Ccsi HOS
The hole comprising complete assgi tneh' 'i
can be found concentrated in any one store 10 ms S
10 which the attention of his friends sho the pubic A
have SO long extended their patronage h ln'i'eu
s5 3mFTkTu&W amB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
CHARLES FRIEDRICH OTTO
CLAIMING Schools.

A DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,
IA No 4e Breome ST. This establishment. is nov open
for the season Glasses Wednesdays and Saturday: for
Ladies and Children Saturdays for those who wish to
attend a Classes Mondays and Thursdays.
Other classes Wednesdays and Saturdays IN the even
ing for Gentlemen Prsccing Lessons Thursday
ines SORES semi-nOnhly for Adults and monthly for
CGildIen All the modern Dances are included IN the
course OF uction For particulars, see Circulars
R2j lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
HIGH-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE

"a. I.lae pi mo,s
between McComb's DAN Bridge aud the High Bridge:
Any person acquainted with the suburbs Of this city will
perceive viewing the High Bridge Lots that they pos
ssss es advantages for residences all other oca-
ts about The city, and aat they far cheaper than any
other property we'll stuged The bill for the 9Th sv.
Railroad having been signed by the Mayor the road will DO
commenced forthwith, and speedily Finished Please ia.
qure aud learn the fact The fare for the enre length
Of road be hut cents. The scenery presented
from almost every part Of THIS property exceedingly IN.
eeTestng smb acng beautiful Of land aud water
This property also hasa wide trent upon the Haviem RIVER
thereby aoIdpg every facility for boating and fishing Eor
ma ,n,np
n2stf n r. WINION, No. III Cedar ct. cor Nassau.
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Jnsnranre Companies.

Once Of the =.
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE Gu.
" No. 81 Nall-st., corner of Peari-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
Al election held this day, the following gsntls.e
chosen Directors Of this Company for the ensuing
year:
bampson Moore, Moses Taylor, 0eorss Eldliy
Benz. B. Sherman, Marsh all Pepoon, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin, Alexan'rH II. Grant Chas. Burkhaitsf'
Rufus Story, Asa s. Porter, James Il. Wlsoe.
Henry Edey, Isaac c. Taylor, William tostSG
At subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSOs
MOORE, Esq, was unanimously reelected Presdses
the Company. J. MILTON SMITH, SserstsD'
New York, Feb. 3, 1851 49,
N. B-Ths Company continues 70 insure Baldnss, ~
chandise, Household Furniture, Vessels IN Port. e.
and paid VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
HENRY WELLS and SISTERS

y ACADEMY for DANCING aud GRACEFUL
DEPORTMENr. ~ SiUyyesaIt Institute, No $50 Broad
vay-Ihe following some Of the aud fashionable
dances and values introduced AID taught by X Wells
s0d Sister La Cela'ienne, La K0auth, La Nouveie
sch0,tish, la kedOwa La Gartza La yalze Simple La
yaise DsuG temps Ia scllienne. La Polka Mazurka,
La Cfacova Ia Vsise Henrietta, lie 0uadnlle Mazurka
Le CotnIo1 Poks lie Star Polka Quadnhe, lie Qnadris
spanish Cotilon VI Hasenero La Tsmpete SC Glasses
iof Masters AID Misses on Wednesday and Saturday after
Misses on Tuesday and Friday afternoons at b. clock ne
lessons tor accits vii be given By often each
Will tale place every Monday and THURSDAY NJ for
gentlemen and at 10 81 for ladies' These lessons are
oegEee ir the adept 10 practice well for the begin
ners Hours devoted especially, mornings and evenings
ceIces Of families. " nat i'm
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Clothing.


Union HALL Wholesale aud Retail
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
C.xrer of Fulton ard Nassau SITS, topposste the Sun
and Herald BuldlnSsJ
This immense blishmen built expressly FOR the 30
,,ieo, p L. ROGERS. and opened IN November iS'e'
e'N'''0' SIX FLOORS.
each Of which is Of ITSELF.
COMPLETE DEPARTMENT.
IL. co,bned forming of the most perfect and
oo,,n,ebenuve wholesale and Retail Clothing Emporum'
te be found in the
CITY OF NETWORK;
embracing stock Of some
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
in every variety of the cheapest and most desirable style
Of Foods of our own importaons, and from manuactu
ers agents suited 10 all markets
Particular attention is paid TO the manufacture OF
BOYS CLOTHING,
under the immediate supervision Of experienced cutter
and large assortment constantly on hand.
PLR has Just completed his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
which he confidently offers to the public unsurpassed
extent variety style material, workmanship and cheap
pess p. L. ROGERS,
Union Hall Clothing Warehouse, -
OLE 2mTuTh&ss Corner of Fulton and Nassau-sts n L.
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Musieal.

MIR. OTTO MULLER, Teacher of the
1Vl Piano Yore and Singing, viii give lessons his
residence No. 3S5 Broadway in any part OF the city
Tuition BY the medium Of the English, German French
language. Mr. NJ attends Brooklyn Oh Wednesdays and
Saturdays. n2eets
~ RLES FRIEDRICH OTTO
~ MULLER respectfully announces to the public his
arrival this city and his intention lessons the
Piano and OF every degree Of muscal composition from the
first elements TO orchestrston composition Of symphony
the higher degrees of musical education Information
every morning at his residence Greenwchf NO 400, old
number, near Besch-st. go linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
U,uTON,S IMPROVEMENT to the

Il VIOLIN-Ats meeting OF Profess,anh vsolisi.ss
and others he'd at the Apollo Rooms "wednesday AFTER.
noon Nov - W T Roberts ESQ. having been appsn,sd
Ghan4sn. q Hill E 1 cnsaa an and ,r's
- I'll TONS Imnr1yement 20 the Violin. the fouoSins
yesa1tion was offered by Geo Lodsr. ESD aad anani-
mously passed =, h..,,,v ,,n,ove cf N.
Jrverton OF Mr. TILTON. and ipdorss rs ue,a,Isss
.rd lis spplicabry the Violin, rendering 'n9 ~aos
clearer fuller and Of he quality and freedom OF
az an old Italian instrument -. a. ,..o,.ws,cs,t
Ths snls hers are cons sntly adding this
% IA snd NV usrtments-One day only being Ielrt
~ eject he change They alsa keep on hand lot SAFE ii
vboIssale ana retail. Improved Illins .. nj .,...
NJ. los W B TILrON CO. No. lsPsrk-pac-.
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/ WORTH'S DANCING

ACADEMY, NO 4is BROOME ST, NEAR
BROAD" Allowing 10 the crowded state Of the room,
On Wednesdays and Saturdays has been deemed alysa
PIE 70 dHlde the classes part meeting Mondays and
innfsdays For those wishing TO commence this affords
an excellent opportunity classes viii be at
ranged 10 meet either Mondays and Thursdays. OF
"eonesdsJs aud Saturdays, al and for ladies' at for
!ours ladies Moses and Masier Classes for gentlemen
IN the evenings " the days class Will shortly
commence for those who have takea lessons For
terms, zee cuculsrs. ni9fxs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
TWO FARMS for SALE. One
ENOR SALE-Two valuable Lots on Both.

IL IT, p~sr Madison av 50 by half the block They con-
tain Cottage, Hosse, and two Stables House rents for
93N Stables $40 Aso, property on ID av near Yth-
o. Lot Is by IO0-conl two story brick House on
kfon and three story brick Shop on rear Prce stioe
Also other cheap ey IN tho upper part oil the CITY,
Apply to Il. KINSHIhfER, No. 3S4th av., from to
and after &c ms lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

UAJL FASHION.-Just finished, els-
...t spi.b.A SILK Hats Al the low prce Of 81, asa
SOFA II % BROWN. i8 Canal-st..
a.. serr 70 the corner n snllfvsn-sf.
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NVO SELLERS.-The undersigned, Sec

VIO SFiLLEKS.-I HB uiluoIsiSIou, DoC-
u rotary Of several Buildng and Loan Associations,
kseps register for tho inspection Of membc and others
Of ali property offered for sale this CITY Brcoklyn and
WilsmsbuIgh Persons having houses or lots for sale or
base will nd greatly 10 tier advantage TO leave de-
osriptoa and price Of thor property with PECARE
Office No 706 Hester st. cor. Center,
NB-Psrsens DESTROYS Of purchasing or leasing houses
lots mag suit themselves By examining the subscribers
p~r,sts1 st3 yns
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NARM. near YONKERS, FOR SALE

II -Oonsaning 70 acfea, Of which 20 are wood soOd
uh and water the land excellent situation romantic and
healthy, with view down Long Island There 10 new
dwsllna and all the out houses good The owner
T. roIne abroad Prlce 81 800 There are II opportunities
day except sundays, Ct and cents aIes II lies y
miles northeast Of Yonkers Station. and miles west OF
S.sxs,r. $50 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
yVHE BEAT'TIFUL SUMMER has de.
A MOTHER MIRACULOUS CURE
~ AN AIM SAXEn EROM AMPuTAIlON "A

IN AN ARM SAVED FROM AMPUTATioN n
most desperate case Of d,ease OF the arm, OF ysn
81 ndng which had baled ali the skin Of me sufsTndS
tors and ded only the medicines made use OF w III
c w ROBACK, No. Whe.st.
had BE- en- afflicted so long that had nearly gwen
despsr INV arm got entirely stiff and was not able hsh
len IN my hand having had four pieces Of bone to CON.
from my arm Such was my condition on the 80 OF Apn
last when as persuaded by old lady TO call on yot
who had restored TO sight person ia her negtbothoN
who had been md f,r five years Through her ADVICE
called on YOU and say that IN four months you max
aptrfect cure of me- and wei now az ever wun
my lfe and now able ouse my arm IN any dneoHsa
IN my life enjoy good health at this time and have ever
10 thank you for your services and shat recon
mend others who are afflicted to go 70 for more mornt
II n Call on me at my residence, No. 80 SwansonH BE-
low Almond and Front, Southwark. ...nc
Signed, JOSEPH BANMOhs
All ie,tors 60 q W ROBACK, No. 8 whitc-st., viii
relgousy attended t. n prepaid For more particular
cali and get an Astrological Almanac gratis, where cert
sca,ss can he had ms IT.
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EREGORY'S GREAT CALIFORNIA
~ PACKAGE aud PARCEL EXPRESS We will
dispatch Package Parcel and Letter Etptess
steamers Georgia and III Dorado, on MONDAY and
WEDNESDAY, Gath and Goth November, at p. n.
Heavy fIeghfs should be lei Office to the DAYS
of sailing Blanks furnished giving directions for comply
ing with L. s. Customs regulations No charge for Gus
tom House business Parcels received until o'clock on
DAY 5 of sailing and letters until n o'clock, p NJ.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
n2i TIC Managers ard Agents, No li9 Peari-st N